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rice "TEE JUBlLEE.. 41339518800? ‘GARPEQ HOSE before pur- “"o have a elseâ€"viiifieire. "Va have a laxge quantity in stock so we cannot fail to suit everyone. aâ€"Fh’ Proof Adjustable SCREEN “TN: DUWS and DOORS, LIGHT, Snosc and CHEAP. .4150 peumv ammo AND mi amine. ”You cam of. do aim? 0f ”03.5 We have them. -â€"-For the summer you need somethitg gocd in CREAMER CANS, 25 and 30 gaiion Mxlk Cans ; best quality. -â€"â€"Galvaz 129% Iron Work, Ewetroughiz-g and all kinds Jobbing promptly Attended to. ”Wall Papers in GOLD, GOLD‘FILLED and SILVER CASES. «Gem and Wedding Rings, but we have never showed at. any tune such a selection of the fines: 2‘st in Blouse Sr tts, Girdlps. Bar Pins. Brooch». Long Chains, Our! Links. Beite. Stick Pms, eta, g3 we show We are showing this season. 012 3333 been ........ this year. S- é. PHW 2000 rolls Kitchen Paper at .......... .1000 rolls Dining-room Paper at" 2.900 roleedxoom Paper at .......... 1 1!!) rolls Parlor Paper at ............ m rolls Ball Paper at ............ ~ .. All the above papers have Borders ....tomat.ch.... - D311 sud inspect our stock. Agent for the Columbia Bicycle. PAIN TS. ta. BINGHAWSo ~BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE “'£‘LTIIAM and I GIN \VATCHES, 2.45 57 KENT STREET. wanna! 3:153. -91le RAKES, __umv mow/£33. ...'7'EDBE snags, .9110 N6 ranxz and -350 CUTTERS, Era. {dices In Wxnmxcr PR.15F..'TS we are up-to-date. Our Assortment. of CLOCKS mvcr was better. -We have just. received a. full line of [1:63 GRADE BAILRE'AD WATCHES in \Y'altham ana mammalses, to which we ix:- vitc our miircad fziends to en’t Fail to See Czar Lâ€"J»‘.»Vvv, vvu.-.-V...- - 'ill give you better Vi'zilue. Please don‘t. forget that we are head matters for REPAIRING in LOCKS, WATCHES and chances in business matters is :v. lea take no chances ix~ , â€"â€" _ - an not do have: than invest i:- nf RGBEBTSOH'S READY 55/1255 inspect, confiden; that no pne J EweLLERY. as Good” means " Taking C/zames.’7 THE jEWELER. ys the best. an? always 1h: ’11 cannot get along with York without the necessary 'a/cm .00.. ing some Natty Goods for Our Specialties have 211- GEO. A. AND High Class Color . 'iugs and Latest Designs. LITTLE, mUhun u.-- .f _ It also means Qvod goods, corrac best trimmings. long was: and satisfaction. What more can an able man ask or expect? J. merchant taikor, Little Britain. ”M POWLE S CORNERS Special to the Watchman. SEEDING.â€"-The fa: are nearly through several have ahead M. 11. Powlee, our mas gut him a one-ho very busy at his apt SEEX)I.\'G.â€"â€"The tarmegs are .Degmn ing to have a siack time again since seeding is about finished. PERSONAL -â€"Mrs. J chn Simpson left. Saturday for Markham, where she wil again under go .an operation. . . . _. . ‘ , ,‘__‘_‘ very 1‘5?! 0» A"- 'f'” hwwvmmx'rs -â€"â€"'i‘re McGee Bros. are huiidiug a new brick house. As theyare both bachelors people are wondering- who win be the happy house-keeper. . . . . Sit. N. Dw, Mr. Jag. Powles, and Mr. \I Sims are 8230 building new houses. I‘mzsomL â€"-M'xss Susie Magar is going in ism-‘6 thzse parts for Palestine. and {no will be nnssai as she is a. general v‘mnriye amongst the young pooplé cf u‘uuu uuuV. H" ,. fir. J .Oakley andâ€"faxfii‘ly have moved int) our midst, ..... Mr. W. H. Mark left on Monday‘for Blackscock, where he is hired for the season. ' c: with its refreshing rails The Sunday ram seemed to freshen every thing. The grass is bzginning to show its verdure on the road-sides. 1}. votive amOI a vicinity. Usutmmâ€"On Thursday, April 29th. at 11 o’clock p.m.. our vicinity sustained a widespread vacancy by the death of a. most respected citizen, Mr. Samuel Roddy. Lagrippe, with camplicitlons, was the cause of death. Several days before death the attending phyai’cians warned the relatives that the sufferer was journeying toward the bourne from whence no traveller returns, and time each member of the family was enabled to be near to lend their loved companion- ship to their beloved parent as he drifted down into the valley of the shadow of death. By his demise our neighborhood sustains the loss «f an estimable cizizen, his family a lovizg father, his widaw an ever helpful and trustworthy husband. In the hour of griefjmay each member of [the bereaved circle recall to memory the ’words, “ Leave thy fatherless children, I will preserve them above; and let thy widow’s trust in me.” Spam to the WW? Special to the Watchman. uyw.u- -' -â€" NorEsâ€"Farmers are busy seeding 1 at present, but still find time to rea the war news ...... Mrs. MacNabb is now postmistress of this place, the late RM. having resigned. We wish her success in the performance of her new duties ...... Our school is pro- gressing favorably under the new teacher, Miss Bellingham of Fenelon IFells ...... Mrs. D. Gilchrist and Miss ‘M. Gilchrist of this place left on Saturday for Toronto, where they w.ll spend a. couple of weeks visiting friends. They will attrnd the annual meeting 0?: the W. F. M. S. while there ...... Mr. Dougsld Gilchrist of1 Eden, Thorah, piid us a. flying visit‘ last week ...... We are pleased to state that Miss Laura. Bagshaw has entirely recovered from her recent illness ..... Islay loses one of its most popular young ladies in the person:of Miss Lizzie Wilson, who was married to Mr. Seymour of Bob- caygeon, where they will reside in future. Special to the Watchman. -10: O O Special to the Watchman. . CHURCH Namesâ€"As announced by the Lindsay press last week the Ray. A. C Crews was with us on Sunday and Mon- day nights. The Sabbath services were largely attended and the greatest interest ‘ manifested in’ the able address of Rev ' Crews. He is a strong positive character. With a. clear, pungent, forcaful style. He is undoubtedly the right man in the righx p‘ace and must accsmpiish uptold good 'in promoting the highest interest of Methodizm in the Domimz,un......Tim iec‘ure was greeted on Monday nigi: with a large, intelligent and highly appreciative audience. The lecture simpiy hflim descripXion and mint be pro Li-U‘JCBd a grand master piece from every ply-.1): of viewâ€"oratnrio‘i, brillaut. grantiEy dcecziptive, sparkling with wig and inshuc’ive from beginning to end. ()akwood has rerely, if 8 er. bad a liteiarv treat like this :nd m'ut oi necessity sigh for another such 0- oaaion. .As announced Mr. Weeks and Mrs. '(Rey.) Real cf “’uiudviiie gave as same tine musicil eeiectinns, which Were run- dPI't'd with pronounced ability and gra- (1 effect. Mrs‘ Weeks presided 'at the organ and accompanied the singing of Mr. Weeks and Mrs. Real in a mud - masteriv mmnen The audience was . more than delighted with the eniire 5 program. L31 to the “'atcnmsu. ssmxu.-â€"The farmers o nearly through their spring work; :ral have already finished. . . . . .Mr. 11. Puwlee, our worthy postmaster, got him a one-home plough and he is 7 busy at his spring wor . f this 5icinity Special to the Wozchnnn. Bin-Winesâ€"Sprinq seeding is almost finisned ...... Mr. A'u-x. MoAtthnr will experiment this season on a new variety of barley be procured from a farmer in one of the southern townships. . . . . .Vet- erinary Kenny was making professional cxlls inthe localicy last week. The doc- tor's skill is appreciated by the people to a greater extent each year. . . . . .Fall wheat and clover are looking fine as silk, very little being destroyed by the action of front. Same choice fields can be seen tn ) U“) a u- .. _‘ U worth remembering. It a the purchaser’s pocket. :od goods, correct fit, the and all-round CA J! E R0 N N0. Dâ€"OPS Jn lnursuny, Dill“ .u..., n.. our vicinity sustained scancy by .the death of a 1 citizen, Mr. Samuel me, with campficztlons, of death. Several days be attending physicians OAKWOOD ISEA 1' N0. 6 OPS mil 29th. Luv-tn--- , loud tan: heard upon evening last week was some nature. It was nu [ms 131““) Robinson and“ SVxEMMcCabe ..... .'1‘ne loud.telk heard upon thefith con. one evenmg 1:181: week was not of obby‘ Reid has workmen engaged movmg a 1 frame barn, and placing it on a stone .Mr. Wm. Meagher is“ 1th on tpe Me- of choiee horses and cattle. sent in a con- signment of thoroughbred Berkshire hogs to market: on Mondeylest. . . . . .Mr. J as. McCausland, the capable caretaker of the Riverside cemetery, is buy as a. bee of late attending to flower . shrubs and trees '* -- mum“ the gates y LMr. J as. McCausland, the capable care he: of the Riverside cemetery, is busy.“ a bee of late attending to flowers. shrubs and trees in the silent city. Within the gates everything looks neat and trim, with nothing to mar the loveliness of the place 1 which holds the respected remains of the departed. THEY NATURALLY Ownerâ€"Some resi- dents along Guiry’s creek are complaining of the weekly visits of boys from Lindsay coming tobsthe therein. The complainants do not object so much to the sblution part, as the boys are entitled to some fun and must have a wash. as we understand that Lindsay is badly supplied with baths both public and private; but when big . ,_L -“A Janna h.)rn-DiD€B to market on Mondaylnst. . . . . Special to me “lacuna“... HYMENEAL.â€"Mr. J_. F. Johnston of liuron county, but formerly teacher of this place, paid us a flying visit during East-er. While here'he took unto himself a partner inthe person of Miss Em‘iiy Atkinson, daughter of Mr. E. Atkinson. We extend to the happy couple the usuai congratulations on all such occasions. ’ ’ \ â€" u 3... .‘IA\” Special to the Watchman. HYMENEAL.â€"â€"M.t. liuron county, but UL]. an. auvu VVVâ€"‘-_____ CHEESE FACTORYâ€"0111‘ factory opened on Tuesday last). Owing to the large increase of milk expected for the Feason Mr. ‘Wood, the cheesemaker, has found it necessary to secure the services of two assistants. Lifi'oxd will be! the first. ‘ 7AA U Uuu uluv. IN GENERALâ€"Quarterly meeting services were held in our church on Sunday Test at 3 p.m., and was follow- ed by the usual love-feast and sacra- ment of the Lord’s supper ...... Mrs. Hopwood of Lindsay has come to dwdi in our midst: ...... Mr. E, Atkinson lost; a. valuablethorse, from A m- 1 , Hopwood of Lindsay has come to dwdi in our midsb ...... Mr. E, Atkinson lost; a. valuablefihorae, from an attack of inflamation on Thursday last; ...... Our quiet) village was aroused one morning last week by an unnatural and painful ozcurence, from which if we are to judge 'by the W ulUlJ AL appearances of the contestants afbcrl the battle Was over we must admiti that the bovine was Victorians. We are not prepared to say, but such might have been “tour de force.” ...... Most of our farmers are through with their seeding. The ciover in many places has been somewhat damaged by the late frost ...... Miss Thorndyke is visiting at Mr. Geilaway’s ..... ‘Master Elmer and his sister Mabel iSkuce are spendinga few days with their grandparents Mr. R. Staples’. Some of our citizens attended the Lindsay fair on Saturday. Special to the Watchmen. G001) Pnosvecrs.â€"Farmere rejoicing over thegrowmg ehowers. G00d pro- apecte and. good prices. Wheat one dollar at present. and coming out freely. Comtm’cnn OPERATIONS.â€"Uur cheese factory has staxted up for the season, with Mr. Weir. a. capable oheeeemeker from Peterborough county, in charge. He will be assisted by Mr. Cronk. It; in safe to predict. our factory will maintain the high reputation in has always en- joyed for turning our. rich, sweet-flavored cheese. - . ‘ 77A__‘1 OUR Bunâ€"Our business nousea ana citizens are anxxously inquiring what. has become of village band instruments, which should be called in and a band xe- organized. nvu ‘1 LL-J:_|. vhf.“ uuuuuu IMPROVEMENTS â€"The Methodist par- sonage and surroundings have been undergoing very attractive improvements. Other of our churches have room to {'01le the good examp‘se. \ memmuax'r. â€"An engagement is Dns'nsmv.â€"Dr. F. A. Walters cf Lindsay will be at the Twomey house, Fenelon Falls, on Tuesdaymext, May 10m, to attend to all requiring spythin; m the line of first-class dentistry. Pain- less extraction of teeth a specialty. Gold, silver and compositi-m fillings at. moderate charges. Keep the date in mud and came early. - A GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT AT “mm THE CAPITAL OF THE Pmuppms ISLANDSâ€"THE SPANISH FLEET. DBSTROYEDâ€"OTHBR mcxnms OF THE WAR. â€"The Paris arrived nfe. having Seen no‘Speniah warships en the way. .. â€"The American vane! Shensndoeh, reported captured by Spain. has“. â€"-The bombardment of Munoz: turn- ed out to have been a trifling affair, and accordmg to the Spaniards they 108 only me mule. marâ€"Our business; hougea gnd LIFFORD THE WAR NEWS 'ENE LON FALLS OMEM E E T'flE‘WATChMAN. Walker, Walters cf -â€"Portngal has announced its neutral-‘ ity and the Spanish Atlantic squadron waeoompelled to sail from, the Cape Verde Islands. It sailed west and its destination is a cause of anxiety to the American government. It is expected to 'arrive in Cubanvwaters and give battle to admiral Sampeon’s squadron, if so the result Of that battle will decide the fate of Spain. - - .1 n~_._ Ln... UL ”VIIIâ€"- â€"â€"The expected crash in the East has come, with disastrous results to Spain. Commodore Dewey’s squadron completely destroyed the Spanish fleet in Manila harbout 99’?! M99?” morning. Three ‘â€"â€"-â€"- ._A_n Luv-n.- can'guns; The United States fleet enter- ed Manila bay at five o’clock, and anchoring before Cavite, the ships took up their positions in line of battle. The forts on shore at once opened fire on the United" States ships at long range, and the Spanish flees, anchored off Cavite. immediately followed with their heavy cues. Commodore Dewey’s flagship, the Olympia, then signalled the rest of the American fleet to draw closer in shore, and soon afterwards the United States; ship: opened a terrific cannonade. After half an hour’s hot fighting. Commodore Dewy’s ships moved out of the range of the lighter Spanish guns and con‘inued the bombardment with big guns with terrible efiect. Twenty minutes later the Olympia agair signalled the Other American ships to draw in at close quar:ers, and once more a rapid and in- cessant cannonading began. This terrific bombardment soon ended the fight. One after the other the Spanish vessels were silenced, and three of them caught fire, including Admiral Montij 0’s flagship. c--.“ A n n‘._ p , United States vessels. The admiral at .once transferred his flag to the Isle de Cuba. One Spanish vessel was sunk and several were run ashore to escape capture. lâ€"Commodore Dewey's attention was now directed to the land batteries, which he silenced after a brief and energetic bombardment. The battle lasted an hour ‘and a half, and it was agreat and terrible spectacle. ; â€"The S aniards fought bravely against superior orce and suffered heavy losses. Four hundred Spanish are reported killed, including two commanders. Their loss by fire is also very probably great. The Spaniards would not give in. and when the American fleet returned to Cavite some shots were still fired from the forts on shore, but the United States ships ‘poured in such a terrific cannonade that liurther resistance was impossible. The American ships were apparcnlly uninjur- ed. Commodore Dewey’s attacx was well carried out. The manoeuvres of his squadron were a fine sight, and the navi- gation of the bay by his ships was a remarkable feat of seamanship, avoiding as they did successfully the numerous shallows. â€"The cable is cut not. far from Manilla and no despatches can be received. ~1ndignation is strong in Marid against, the government The mob did some damage and the city is now under miiitary control. VVeyler is popular. â€"Reports say that 1‘ cred . -â€"27 in. checkered and striped flan- nelettes 3c per yd. 31 in. striped and pIain flannelettes, 5c per yd. 27 in. Union Tweed, 18¢ per yd. PEAKE.â€"On 'Wednesfiay, the wife of Rev. J. R. Peake LYONS â€"In Lindsay, an Igih, to Mr. and Mrs. I. daughter. “avâ€"av..-‘ CORBETT.â€"On the 22nd, on Vcrulam, the wife of William Coxbett, of a son. HUNTER.â€"â€"On the zrst, in Bnbcaygeon, the wife of J oscph Hunter of a. son. SCIIRAnnRâ€"Bmx'rLâ€"At the Methodist parsonage. Minden, on Wednesday, the 26111 inst, by the Rev. J. R. I’eake. Mr. Richard Schrader of Lutterworth, to Miss A. Bowie, daughter of Mr. Henry Bo Nie, Snowdon. WALKERâ€"GILBERTâ€"At the residence ofthe bride’s father, Elsie P.O., on Wednesday, 27th inst, by Rev. J. Steel, Mr. awe; Walker to Bessie, second daughter of r. S Gifbeh, Ellâ€"6t" Minder: township. Mormonâ€"In Bethany, on Thursday, April zlst, Miss Alice Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Morton, aged 20 years. § ARCHER,-â€"At Fenelon Falls, on Saturday, April 23rd, Thomas E., eldest son of Thomas Archer, aged 18 years and 11 months. BOTT.â€"â€"-In the township of Stanhopc. on Sunday, April 24th. Catherine R. Redner. relict of the late W. W. Bott, aged 40 years and 11 months. NORTHEY.â€"At Fenelnn Falls, on Sunday, April 24th, Joseph Alvin, youngest son of Fcli< A. Ncrzhcy. aged 9 months and 12 days. LOCHEAD.â€"-At Brantford, on Sunday, April 24th, Anna Cameron, youngest daughiev of the Rev. Wm. chhead, fonnerly (f Fcnelnn Falls. RODDY.â€"In the township of Ops, on Thursday evening, April 28th, Samuel Roddy, aged 55 Stags;- t ‘Hay,perton ...... 500 0 800 Honeypot lb.......... . 0061:00 07 , - 9mm.- Fall Wheat per bushel . . . . New wheat per bushel. . . . Fyfe W'heat do do., . . . . . Spring do do . . Goose do do. . . .. OOARSE GRAIN. Buckwheat. ....... . ...... garley, per bushel ........ Peas,Mummies........... P338 31110.. .00... coco-coo Blackeyepeas ........ .. ' ‘ VEGETABLES. Pptatoes per bag. Butterperfl). ...... Egggperdozen......... Turkeysperib.......... Hogs, live wexgh’,perc‘ Lamb, per lb.. WHQOOIOOOIIOO Beef......... Farmern’ Hams per lb. . . 'LEINDSAY THURSDAY. MAY 5TH, 1898. THE LlNDSAY MARKET COMMERCIAL. SU-TCLIFFE sons. BIRTHS Râ€"lséaké'of a daughter. dsay, an Thursflay, Apri 1 Mrs. I. W. Lyons, ' DEATHS GENERAL. Manilla has surrend- the 26th inst. , mmmmw 11110 mmmmm mmmm 11110 ow_D_03P.lthh 343.0p05 000000 owmmmmmm .J â€"O .0 5 00000000 :0 PD 0 9 Cream per qt. ...... . . . . Sage per bunch .......... Lardpqr 1b.............. Straw per load ........... Timothy ................. Alsike ................... Red clover .............. Hidesâ€"Beef ............ Wood- maplo'2 ft. Tamarac long. . . . .. . .. Tamrac short. . . . . . .. . Wheat, white .......... 00 97 to 0 00 “ red.. .......... 1 05 to 000 . ‘, goose......’....0097§,t00098 Rye.............‘ ..... 0053 toOOOO Oats .................. 00 37 to 00 38 Peas .................. 00 63 to 00 64 Barley ...... . ......... 00 40 to 00 41 Hay ................... 7 50 to 9 OD Straw ................. 6 00 to 7 00 Dressed hogs ........... 5 80 to 6 00 Polaboes......' ........ .. 55 to 60 TOWNSHIP OF FENELON. CLERK and 735130353 VIM/TED. Sealed applications, marked applicatiOn for the posizion of Clark and Treasurer of the Towmhip of Fenclon, wiilbe received by the undersigu'd untix Applicantsto apply in .their own writing. to :state salary expected ; and for the pos‘tiou of treasurer to give the names of rcdab1e aersans who will [accrue surety for the discbuge of the duties of the office. Application limited to residents of the township. JOHN DANIEL, Reeve, 19.1 _ Penelon Falls P.O. Of Election Expenses incurred by and on be- half of Samul]. Fox, a candidate at the election held for the West Riding of the County of Victoria on the 22nd Februdry and the Ist day of March last past; $404 93 F. D. MOORE, Agent. The above is published in accordance with the requirement of Section_201 of the Act res- pecting Election of Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario.“ C. D. BARR, Returning Officer,_ 1- 'given mum MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 5: the TOWN OF LINDSAY, intend an thcir mcct- in; to be holdeu st. the Council Chamber in the Towu 0: Lindsay. on Lindsay, 3rd Apnl, 1898. at 7 30 o'cL‘ck p.m. to pass a by-law (9) Stnppicg up and c‘ming the northern part of Janus Street from Duuham Share: smrhcrl} :20 four. in Xength and authorizing the sub.- mul conveyance thereof to the Grand Txunk Ruiiwg): Cogupayy 0!. Canada. (‘2) A- _ _‘_--. Uluuu Anuun "mu"-.. "'â€"r""a 7 , ‘ > Authorizing the acquiring of and opening up a stree: 30 feet adds from James Street to Cambridge Street, running parallel with Durham S reet and cam- meming on the west side of James Street at a. dlsmnce of 226 feet south ham Durham Street and runninz 30 feet south therefrom, in lieu cf the put of mecs Street so to be closed as aforesaid. Dated this 27th day of April, A.D., 1898. FRED KNOW LSON, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby .m-m ”mt Hm MUNIC IPAL COUNCIL of Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 129, the Creditors ox‘ wary Catharine Flavellc, late 06 the Town of Lindsay, in the County of Victoria, spinster. dcccase~1, who died on or about the Thirtieth day of March, 1593, are requircd on or before the SiXTEENTH DAY OF MAY, l898. KBSTRACT STATEMENT to send by post prepaid w J . D. Flavelle, Esq., one 0! the executors of the last will and testament of the said Mary Catharine Flsvelle. at Lindsa P.0.. their Chrhtian and surnames. addresses z-n occupations, full mrtiuflsrs of their claims, and the nature ni the security, it my, held by them. The said Executors shall alter the bixteen h day 0! May rem, be at liberty to d‘strihute the assets of thesaid deceased or any part thereof, among the pat-lies entitled thereto. hnvimz regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and shall not be liable for the essets or any put (in reof so distributed to any person or ptrscrls of whose claim such executors have not uofice :it the time of the distribution tln reof. Dated at Lindsay, th's 27111 April, 1898. MclNI‘YRE STEWART, Solicit-.rs for John D. Raver-e, William M. Flsvellc ru‘d Joseph W. Fluvelle. tire cxecubors.â€"ls-3. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Victoria, in the estate of Edward McCall, deceased. Pmsuan: tn the proviaions o! Chapter'nn of the Revised Statutes of ()mwio, 1897, and amending acts, notice id hereby given that all creditors and O‘hOTS havinz claims against. the esta‘e of EdWard McCall, ‘n‘e of :'- e toxvns‘nip o! Emiiy in the county of Victoria. h'ml-r. docersed, who died on or about the «M cnteenth day d January. A.D., 1893. at the town. ship Li Emily ‘m the said county. are on or before the 19-1 . N OTICE TO CREDITORS.â€" rcquind to sand to Robert Mahood of the township .1 Op“. m the said county '0! Wet» ria, farmer. (Renboro posbofliee) me of the executors of the last ml] and testament. o! the said Edward McCall, de~ ceased. the r Chriman names and surnames, addressee md dcz-c iptic-ne, the full mxticulnrs and proof of -heir claims end a. statement of their accounts and the nature « f the scent-mes (if mv) held_by them. , a. IAAL “vi-Iv ~ - ...v y--_._..-_ " Ard no! ice is hereby [2in tkii ane'r the add 12:): day x1 May. 1898, the said (xecutors will proceed to dbtributexho nsseta u: the quid deceaged gmpng_ the paths entitled ‘hcrem, having negud only to those claims of which thny (-1131! then have notice, an the ssid execuzom wxll not. be liable for the sad assets or any part then»! to any person or persona o! whrm claims xbey shun net have had notice at tha time 0‘. such distribution, TO RONTO FARMERb MARKET MWDAY. THE 6TH DAY 3? JUNE, A-D-. |898 \l-vu __-__- Dated at. fiéiéE-boraugh this twenty~simh day of March, A.'D., 1898. Solicitors (or Armonella McCall, Robert )Iahood and L.1mriea McCall, executor: of aid wilLâ€"l4-5. ‘- North be: Lot 10.Coaces ion 7.01:. townzhip. cmtfiningum hundred act-ea. On the premises are £101: house on swne fou‘ dminn 3nd frame burn on a stone (mundtulm. Also a never-(ail ing spring and s guod we". Six y ucres cleared Mm in go )d state of cuttint'qn ; mm was good 1 “tun land. Five miles tr'om binduy find two miles In: of Reuben. For turxhrr [unicu‘ars apply to W. JOHNSTON, liezboro P. 0. «16 t Livery ............. . . . . Hotel Bills ............. Railway Fares ......... Committee Rooms ....... Bill Posting ......... -. . . Printing ............. Telegraphing ....... . . . . Postage ............... Stationery. , ........... Hall Rents ............. Personal Expenses ....... 18-4. FARM FOR SALEâ€"Being New”: Iw-‘l Tnf m ('nnma inn 7 On- burn-11in um war sui-ahXe ou' hui‘d nus. Two miles hon) cgmcron vi] awe and mvenhnt. to school mud pomâ€"- omen. For further particulars apply to W. J. CAMPBELL. Cameron P.O., Ontâ€"16.6,. 1', Storey Rough-Luau CU’I’TAGE on Pee‘4t. nine roomsJurdowmmin and five upshirs. wm beat-Id utsbarglin it taken at once. For further puticuhrs apply to J . McGAER. Lindny.â€"-18-4. ‘ , BIN. has“ of Lots6and 7, on the 7th concea- n'on, and Wes: half Lut 7. concession 8, Township of Femlon. couuming one hundred and fifty men. known as the old Crozier uni Kichudson km. The land in Mt chu chy 1mm, all dated and in goon Vacate o! cultivation. On the premises are Two Goed Dwelling Hanna, frwo 3p n»! togeuler wit! Sigma XECUTORS’ NOTICE. FARM FOR SALEâ€"Being the L‘u.-t hill n1 Int. R and 7 an 9h.- Tth mun”. H OUSE FOR SALEâ€"Two anrnv Rnn.;h.l “.1 In WTACF nu PAA‘JQ |2TH DAY OF MAY. A 0., I898. oooooooooooooo MAY 2151:, 1898. beach and oc-ofioolODn-rugo ,I....I.olllloooo ares....... :Rooms.......... . .. ........... ;ng.............. .......... ..... -.-.-- .......... Exnenses....... EDM ISON 8: DIXON. We-st Victoria. $65 50 75 57 16 75 135 SS 17 06 .30 «J 0 ~33 Town C1 :rk. Land Salt and Plaster 15 A" The tires are made from bad rubber, the plating is poor ans 'inl rust proof, paint is used instead of enamel, the frame has brazed “1:“, the cores are turned from soft steel then case hardened, the bail.” are stamped out of the same material, being shell hardened f‘ 1‘ last long, soft rivet pin chain with stamped or maleable sprqcfe‘w used, and they will not give satisfaction. These are. some $11.05;“ go in the low-priced bicycles, and in a years’ riding they “'1“ n worth much. A . 42-..,1pm8‘ Wzll 22‘ Pay You 2‘0 870% Ckeap Bicycle ? ‘0 ‘1 THE BEST. WOX'ID mucn. If you buy a CLEVELAND wheel you get the best biC,\’C]‘5,sr to-day. They are built by H. A. Lozier Co, Toronto, and mm have had seventeen years experience, devoted exclusively to “‘3' turing bicycles, and are the largest firm in this line in the “‘Or‘ld'c. know that the CLEVELAND is the best wheel to buy, havmg 50‘ a biQXCIS§ nation: tithe e could not now recommend them to our m'ersgs they ciidfhot we satisfaction.» ,. ,o-__ .-..\ -n m nieces “ We are alwaysp leased to take the CLEVELAND show why it is the good value that Is claimed for it. CICV eland before buying any other wheel. rd % mm. CAMPBELL IT WILL NOT! WHY ? THE BATTLE CRY OF LINDSAY’S BAR- ....GAIN STORE. On to.... Th is is the 317 the people of Lindsay and the County of Victoria hear each eucceacive season as this store mounts higher in public esti- mation and leads in up-to-dabe high class merchandise. We are right in front with the lowest prices to be found anywhere. We will only mention some of the lines that we are giving special bargains in. I: filled with one of the best stocks of New and select Dress Goods, with trimmings to match. New Silks in many colors, suita‘tle for Lsdies’ Blouse Waists ; also New Dress Silks. â€"\"ew Biack Benriettas. -â€"New Black Sex-gee. ~New C-glored Henriettas. â€"New Colored Serges. â€"New Dress Trimmings, ~New Cashmere Hose at all prices. â€"New ‘ araznn Cotton Hose (Faxsf D} 6). â€"New"’ u '30}; Kid G ores. â€"S ew Culurej Kid Gloves. Embraidered backs. -â€"L\'cw Ribbons. Laces, Cor- SE-tB, Paranoia. â€"l\'ew Cottnnadea. R. â€"An elegant assortment of Saw Spring Capes all afylish new goods. â€"I\'ew b’ac‘e; and col. Satins. â€";\'ew Stap‘e Dry Gaods. -l\v;w Cottons, gey, white. â€"â€"1\'ew Gxnghams and Prints -â€"I\'ew Flanneletcas. Takings â€"New Tcweliings, Denims. New Tab‘ 6 L nene :Bew Lice Curtains at all rices, from 25: .1 pair up. â€"Ne w and compivte stock of Window Shari es. .ALLAN éCfl. â€"\*ew Black Eenriettas. â€"New Blacks barges. ~13 aw C-glored Henriettas. â€"New Colored serges. â€"New Dress Trimmings, ~New Cashmere Hose at all , ‘ . .k .1 manly?” Amdavalmvfi 1,. L. T" _ . fl. . ewe. (flu .. mfiwwgm as,» .Wea... a _ a.m«uwflwmwv.‘w‘ b o 4%: av , ‘ V5 To The mm 3. OUR DRESS GOSDS DEPARTMENT .5 Wiééww varyijn‘g fivwmwm [72 any quantity A 2‘ My W are/muse 0/2 LV 27/221371; 5mm. . .MNANNQQ «q\u§.§§§u \ka FOR ALL CLASSES CF REALLAN -â€"Dry Goods: â€"â€"Men’s and Roy’s Clothing, â€"â€"N‘ew Spring Miflinery, â€"New Dress Goods and Trimmings, â€"-All kinds of Dry Goods at Bargain Prices. 00000000 F I; Mill " GROCER. an to pied” _Call and 5‘" i has; 55,. a 5 Mia! B at! K 5 I out ";$ iady bring“. .01 Iota. licenses were at any time o 11 p.m.; also jewellry star usualâ€"81315. “8 have 2i aDeranoe. hivin'z on for 1893. â€"Under get, Mgrri and solicitor; Sormgrly ow In these a O'Connor has dune law c for storing s â€"Special at Winches and â€"Wautedâ€" twelve yam < Anusrnoxc, andvery â€"The old ‘ and William Mr. Len Ne‘ put. in good s a. few weeks I hand dealer, $3828 5 55" 8' ’11 0 ‘ch P1: ‘ch Pl: Ehéfiflle Cr am Chenille C' â€"_The Li n1 inch C .omemi.‘ Tnesda The DUI S