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:Very‘ 'etter purâ€" stac- 1 Presbyterian Sab- nill beheld m the nbray, on Tuesday. m the ptesbficry is Lth bChOO’ Ses- Rev :n ,1. m. to 32 31.. m. unc' representative. rat of â€"â€"â€"-â€"--.A.T THE’â€"â€" 803- INBSAY woouu MILLS. 3! "v ' ~mmatm and Thu! I to haw been misfit {3019- Amt ,WAR’L 11:22! ’ern 1. bet. .Jng -- at ‘: day Il'k.‘ PICS. Rev the Jun vutny r». rvâ€"-_“ l‘tlf goods at wholesale rates in exchange as an induce; to wool growers to deal direct with the manufacturers. We have a very large stock of blankets, fancy check, and grey, 45 cents per pound, or $2.50 per pair. 35 em kinds of home made yarn to choose from. Sheetings or grey, single and double :fold. Tweeds, fullcloths attanette, from 25 cts. per yard to 53 cts. Mens’ socks wn make, 2 ply yarn, 15 cts. per pair, boys’ long stock- ladies‘ and children’s hosiery. Men’s knitted underwear, substantial goods for 35 cts. Roll carding carefully [ed to. We ha"? satisfied the keenest buyers with our Fridays’ bargains 10w having got severalcleanng lines from the wholesalers at low we have bigger bargams than ever. We have not space to quote have not as yet called, come and learn our prices fines but if you let you want to buy or not. No trouble to show the goods :â€" dress goods, all colors, bargain day 19 and 21c lar 30 and 35C . IZFSC prmts 91 c 10c shakers “ ;c 35C delaines, all colors, “ 24c 30C sateen “ I 2 12c 10C bl k cotton hose, “ 5 p’r for 2 5c 15¢ mens, 50:}, “ 3 p’r for 2 5c 30c mens shuts “ I 5c 51 75 me‘ns’ pants “ $x oo - m suats “ 5 00 gsifiThere is nothing like sil- : Etyverware. You are sure i ; ‘3? that your are getting thel \ \ .. _ 1’23 genuine article when you; 1 l - 5,, j .. -‘%7/ buy of us. All sales are: i . i , , guaranteed 1 p. 9‘ We have always shown $591.8 fine assortment of sil- '<33;verware and intend this _ ‘ ,“1;’h;_47 a 9;, 8535638011 to carry even a “ ,y’urziâ€"S- _ ,V W: nilâ€"1' fl" vbetter stock, at lower prices than ever. When Want wedding presents call and see ‘YS When looking for a ‘3 CON-6.1”}? of i-‘ENELQN. Anplgtb RING SUIT ,AY WOOLLEN MILLS. lNT STREET. {EARM FORâ€"SALE oi: Our Prices for Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, etc. 00L WANCED gt S. J. PETTY, 35 and 40c mens fit their quotation of ‘ - ~ 06: fore purchasing. if: worth your While to . and inspect the stock of B; BLAIR SQ‘NS, ”e “mired acres, more or Ian. A LES. PLACE, 10 mom. W ii fl HORN BROS. P. M°ARTHIJR 8t 00. hats straw hats (‘ 28 WELLINGTON STREET, LINDSAY. TELEPgQNr-s NO. 41 cuisine cannot ‘ be 8‘ ind $1.50 2 day. and Eton :34 for! Corner of Simcoe and Front Sta. Toronto, now under the proprietship of Mr. Joe.- Daly. late of Lindsay. {termed and re- furnished throughontandxsone of the best equipped and conducted hotels in the nitv '1‘}... am. room is unexcelled sod JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE 75 CENTS PRICE 50 CENTS- Book and Stationery Store, opposite Post Office, Kent- st. ., Lindsay. ROYAL FOLIO JEFFERS ____â€"â€" DALY HOUSE THE J EWE GEO- A. LITTLE OF MUSIC 63858; Terms ’1 Corner of Sixnooe. N0. 2. 350 75 3:1,? [fore him ,that half would, liability safer the full penalty? THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAY JUNE 13TH. 1895. TOWN AND COUNTY. â€"Pasture to Rent in south ward. Six acres. Apply to 0. Bmmow.~-22 â€"-No tin born fiends will be permitted to accompany the Kingston Excursionists 0.1 July lat unless they pay double fair. â€"â€"Pleasure seekers to Fenelon Falls should not fail to visit the Enghsh church hill. One of the finest views in the Do- minion can be securad from this point. THURSDAY, JUNE 13%!) 1895. -Three acres of good land in south ward.â€"- Apply to C. Cannonâ€"22 â€"Mr. Ed. Gillogly attended Rev. Father Quirk’s funeral at Hastings, on Tuesday. He made the trip on his wheel it: good time. The distance was fifty-two â€"-Maskinonge and bass fishing begins on Monday next, and every available craft from an old punt or “dug-out” to [a fine lined Dorris canoe, painted and tented with artistic touch, will be in commission to war on the [flour tribe. Baits of the latest design, with lines that will stand the strain of a 20 pounder, will be in order. The fish have had a long respite, and deserving anglers shbuld be rewarded by a good catch. -â€"A good story comes to hand from Rama. It appears that recently there has been considerable infringement of the law in regard to selling liquor to Indians. While a case of this kind was in progress a. few days ago the defence undertook to show that there was no infraction of the law because the Indian was only half an Indian, the other aaif beingScotch. The Indian, who has evidently had his eye-teeth cut endorsing this view of the case, the Magistrate enquired which half was drunk. The noble red-man prompt- ly replied that “it was the Scotch half that was drunk.” An immediate acquit- al followed. Logic of this kind would knock-out even our own police-magistrate D. J. McIntyre, but we venture the opinion it would be better to introduce some other nationality for the “other half” as his worship has a. high regard for his “airpeculiar people, the Scott: ” and if a "fallen half” should appear be- fore him. that half would, in all-pro.- â€"-A large quantity of decaying fish chiefly suckers, line the shores of the Song 09; The same state of things :3 saidg to axis“ all along the lower waters. What. explanation can our na turalista ad- vance for this. -â€"Mr. J. P. Ryley. of the plaining mills has just completed and placed in position in Mr. Wm. Robsons grocery store a large double-deck refrigerator. The work is very neat and attractive and its “freezing” qualities are very inviting these hot days. -On Wednesday last Mr. Wm. Cor- neill’a barn raising took place, a large number being present. Sides were chos- en with Messrs A Marshall and J. A. Fitzpatrick officiating as captains. After a most exciting race the former secured the honors. Contractor N. Grey had everything just right. (the Watchman. WE WANT YOUR WATCH REPAIRING. When you want your Watch repaired Bring it to us If you want it done RIGHT. BRITTON BROS- SOMETHING SPECIAL IN Sent to any part of Canada securely packed, by registered mail for twentyofive cents extra. The opportunities for getting trashy goods are only too numerous; but here is a chance to get a good reliable and durable watch at an EXCEPTION- ALLY LOW PRICE. We guarantee them fully. Price $6.50. We have secured aspecial bargain in this line and are offering EXTRA VALUE. ‘Low priced Silver Watches for gentlemen. LITTLE Lofcm. LINES. LINDSAY. -â€"0n Tuesday evening last {lop-mere Robson invited Worden :Chambera and Reeves Hall, Adam, shaver, Litlzgrm, Kelly and a W irruwmx roprescnmtiw to inspect his well kept gardens. The beautiful eight-{mt spruce hedge first attracted their attention on entering the premises, and for a time the converqarion dealt entirely with the superiority of hedges over the t-lti time'rail fence. The viueward was the next point of interest, and the manner in which zin- vines: are kept met the unanimous approval of the county legislators. The line showing of fruit trees wee a revelation to all when they learned that the grow allowing of fine healthy fruit (recs represented no less than thirty different varieties of apples, the some of pears. and [some twenty kinds of plums, all bearing and in excellent shape. Then the small but select nursery, with many of the small trees already bearing, came in for a close examination; while Mr. Robson ably ex- plained the superiority of the different varieties and their adaptability to our climate. Long rows of StotL’s Monarch rhubarb came in for a close inspection and the lovers of rhubarb pie grew eloquent in its praise. The monarch is certainly great, being not. only large and long, but; of fine texture, with immense leavesgmarly two feet; in u idzh, The great rows of well laalened 'i'lriglislz goose berry bushes were admired and promieea nice revenue: to the owner. while the small but iuxmiant strawberry patch promises to make happy the fortunate consumm of the luxerious fruit The flower beds are in course of prepara- tion and willsoon be in full blown: we}; flowers taken fmm The hotâ€"house. {The large showing of all kinds of {vegetables enabled the visitors to pick tuna few pointers in this line. After a rcomplete inspection of the grounds the 3the guests were invited into the spacious residencewhere refreshments were served and an hour ,spent in social chat, after which they took their departure all highly :pleased with what they. haul seen. and ‘speakina in the hifihusc terms of Mr. LRobson’s thrift and_ taste as dismayed rthroughout his promises. -â€"A meeting m" the directnrata cf the North Vicmrzs. Agrimkuml Snuiety was held at Kirkiiuld on Monday. The prize-list W3“. refitted throughout and many beneficial charges and additions made thereto. in the 1th mi spasm attractions in: Miditfvnal event was added to the “speeding in the ring" uvcnm by makinga mm but threachr-olds, to. harness. The. green named and free-f0:â€" all completea a good biil of fare. As an extra special a. handsome cup will be donated for a bicycle race. This moiety is in a very prosperous condition, and with the live bUM‘d of (firearms and an terprising secretary cannnt‘ fail :0 go ahead. -â€"Some time ago EL WA: ruzzxumd thr‘.‘ Mr. B. Gonglz. of Go as}, 1.1m», the wan derful clothin; * :zxurz, was having 3. imam erected m tn 0. SC‘HE) wud 'md 1H sorts of rumors won (11‘! .. It mpeass t?‘ at there was so mm.- m". rm Aim mmur, 2-3 312'. Gough has had hui Lt hia Omar a) neat frame housve, but it fwrzzs mt :hut it was a boat-house. md he has, .sinco uhcod therein one of the: nuuflat skiffa 09.1129, river. which he Us “Tr-ilbvu’ ..o -â€"Ac the regular meeting of flu) Hurti- cultural socicty on Friday evening, in was decided to send direct to Gerimny for their annual supply of Roman Dues! hyacinths. and also for a fine Collection of tulips of the very best varieties-2. These bulbs will be distributed azmmgsr ihe first hundred members. for firm swam. uf ‘AAh -- 1895.96. â€"â€"A joint excursion unrivr ”353.1125153 of the local 11 figs) 0‘ '1‘1121'irv2 {bye 111121. the Queen’s (m u Pia 11511.511d 31 113;». place to F8120: 1n F'r1111 on P1111047, JQPy 12th,1895 Der 'lu" \"Nl: 1‘1“? :\ uh) FT?‘ and palace‘ mr :.15 ’1‘." :5» ill 91: m: a nr‘ 11': 1e pleasmxbest Hrs 11: :1» ;Ev: -;' in rh~ c135. 11m tion at the falls my? will no tic-uh: to well patronizml. ~Everythinq points so a successfui outing to Scurgmm Point on Friday. J um: 28th, under the nuszpic -s of t-hc Oakwood brass band. Tickets (zn!y 2‘60, children 15c. â€"On Thursdar. Jami: 20th, thu Ups Inca! union 0: (“E12 1",:1111 lcndea or societies will hold . :xmutmg m the school house of 3.3. Ne. 21. {‘93. A very interesting 3nd profitable programme mil be given. Meetzng to commence a: 7.30. Everybody welcome. â€"â€"'l‘he regular meering of the char a.) society Willa be helci m 8:. Andrew w'ss hool 100m this Thursday evcuing w. 8 u ’.c!ock A full attendance la requested. -â€"A large numher of penguin will accom~ pmy the St. Paul’s; church choir to Buckhorn this Thumdsy mnrniug. A pleassnt trip is .:.as\zrcd. ' â€"â€"Mr. Thoma-a Sadler’a handsome little steam yacht, the Grayhmmd, tried conclusions on the river with Mr. 'Bml’a trim. little craft, [ha Express. an Sat- urday last, ' 'iie Greyhound sh'm‘ed her superiority in 51,005 33,171.; and fairly nut- sailed her rival. â€"â€"A pleasant [mrty accumpmzed the COHF “11100111411! coursiontub :‘uxgrcuu Point last evening er. W Be :zie‘; 13 mt! in the «country these fine days pmcf. ssi 13g fine w a! s M ‘ spring lambs far :1}: LI 0’}! anrun. -The cheapfsv place to bu) your. tinwtu'a is at Vm C “are. Two daily pails for 25c. --La.wn mowers. lawn aims, rubba‘ hose and hose reels, cheap at VAN 01.312": ~22~3. â€"The regular mead-arr uf the Own council will be bed on Monday owning next. â€"â€"Soda Water and other summer drinks at Fox’s. â€"Tne county council is in session this week. -â€"The usual Dominion Day celebration j â€"â€"Fin.:, freri'z: Uncmu uts with monkey will be held at Port Hope this year. 5 faces a: Fox's, No. 115 Kent-st. -â€"Delicious Ice Cream always on hand: manlem, 0:79. Sunday NChOUI purpose at FOX'S--115, i haflding a pig-mic in Mr. Hartley’s grove. -â€"â€"A Square Piano and a. 200,! Phaeton f on Friday. ane 213:. Baseball and for sale at 30 Band-st. Lindsay. 4-19- If. f "m” 9““03 ""1“ take place. â€"o-Thc r13 are i1 undreds of boys m town. who Wouid iike m be able to swim, and it is safe to say there are at least half that numbm of parents who would like to have thei" ch:1 1611-1 .1 taught this ne ‘ accomplishmcu. , if it could be done: without. (1:3 weer. it present if a. boy‘ wants to learn giviuuning, the only place is :11, the 33 or in company with other: boys 3. ve y 11311313330 is piece. to say the ieasr. ""ht suggeatuni has been made‘ that if some enterprising citizen with a little c:1pita‘1wmx}d lease the skating rink forthe 5113111131313 5313:3301; and convert, at least a puiftiur 332‘ the {urge centre space into a swimming 33:11.31- It would be a n.1yi33a in vast: 1303.1 81 d we think the idea is :1 good one, 1 2161' 131212.: would receive 'iberal SLIM mt, i.â€" m; 1 0:33 mncted. Boys :111‘dgi rix {130,21332111 I1 313 imr 1 the desir- 213.310, art ('5 : wiznranugg; free from 9.113 1iz~33gcr, an 1 the, re £13.“ 30 parents would be simply inchizzusarfle. During ' the. warm summex months «.33 entertainment -â€" sort of prnznenndc cuneert~ could be given (me . :3. week. whexe parents and others could gather anti watch the young gafiers disolay themselves to their heart a content > in swimming, tub and other races. V, “There’s millions in it” for some local capitalist. The Messre. Perkins. who conducted the skating rink so enter- geticslly timing the past winter, might give the project consideration. 'v“ :, mm}; 2.2:, our, of place to warn tine. (:wrwr‘: (r :nungrel curs in Lindsay that: by :2 “cw-31': decision of the court. they are rusg-wnsible for any and:811 damage massed. by their “ pets". A maidmu a; Sixncuc Cuunty was resently called u 1 a) {19.}; $50 for damages caused y hrs (10:; r 73171“)? out and frightening a :z-ussmq {mun Lindsay is simply “gorged” with Kwangrui nilrf‘l, which are not worth mm days fared LN Weir owners. and are a 1M65tiw n-xis-xzzce m the public at large. i art.iw2:l>;r*‘3y armors of horses. “Rough on rats." 1:: whet {hwy really need. if. rim)? "Tr laid and 8 hydrant yum-I 0." {Lay .n'ner of Sussex and Peel- : -,' msi ts in that neighborhood 7 :n my»: use of “city” water Iv. (.3 Rustic m: f inwn sprinkling purpos- osz. The mun-c», hydrant in any direction is we Muck: away. and if water service is. dosirm‘: it. is r. ‘umg and expensive job to my Siam-fags: _: yes, which we understand hecumas rm property of the wetter works Company 2.5 smn asZconnection is made. {:1 event, of fire at. the corner named the prefiszxru «gt'v‘izifj tn the length of hose necessaq, wmfld be very weak. The rcsidenw speak of peziticning the council for a hydrant. If they do they will not . float): set 1:: . .o‘ , » A ’i’wmnro merchant advertises “'tnn'Jtiful material for ladies bathing seziis’ ate-1m dollar per yard. At that figum a whole, Sturgeon Point bathing costume am he had for 25 cents. Last year acme uf :. a costumes were not un- liké: the. 5:st times. described by the West em cdimr when he stated that; the belle of the evening baked charmingly attired n a. pair of ‘iid gXuVeB and a necklace, «Cam. ("madam of the :stesmer ("'mndaiia, sf'mda ready to gut: $100 reward to any person giving such inform- rstion a»: will lmd to the arrest and cmzvicmn (he. party or parties circulat- ing malicious 3"‘f'nf‘ii intended to injure the standing and reputation of the steamer {Tran-+3351 as i0 its construction, fact;u\‘(.;f;f;£:;=;:>.5 and management. He would be phszzml ur the same time to Show any ihh'frr‘tft‘d persnns the govern- ment, x‘unrificn cs 45 to its construction and .‘nZ-H'iilt' «1.:.<T5ficatiuns. This should C'VDViUCE! any v.31" may have any doubts m: " "L by ni-i rumors. w-On 'i'hm-why last Mr. S. Thatcher met, Wm}: when; might have been a fatal accident” While mnpioyed in the lumber milla of Messrs Kennedy, Davis Son at Robcxygcnn, 3:3»; ccpt becamg entangled in mm: «sf the baits ut the shafting and he was ".hiflud around some three or four times, when {:0 managed to catch afirm hold of an :18; juinl :32 shaft. His cries for help resulted in rho: engineer stopping the mauhi::<‘3ry, 1:11am he was removed from hi9. porilnué: 0082mm. He was pretty well shaken up, however, and aufl'era from threw L'l' four broken ribs. Being over sixty years of age the shock is all the more Sf‘vere m him. He was brought to his heme in Lindsay on the following day. 0121}: :1. day ur so previous be had complet- ed the ”blxrkiilg in” of smog-wheel connec- tion just at this pulnf. and which certainly proved benefiviul in saving his life. He is improving slowlv. w A rtuppa'sxfui spark from the chimney of Tris. Mafijulhzm’s residence at Salem, Ups. or} chnusday. set fire to a. pile of some ten or fifteen cords of wood yvsatcrday, nude-Inverted the name into mhes. .‘iaigizbure rallied to the spot and by 0x111". cflkn'ts kept the fire partially radar canary! and succeeded in saving the house. wCamtaker Parker is to be congratu- latmri upon me. fine condition in which he has me track on the agricultural park at LEM: present Lime. It was never in better condition, and the horsemen and. bicyclists are delighted thereat. , The Ir zmey stove employees are 31 {‘81 gm" an excursion to Sturgeon Point in an ‘ nez’. future. Some five hundred h )liriay Beukmfs are'gxpected :3 be present on t.‘.e «90.:awinzl. The reputation of our tmrsrld ‘cv‘aters is becoming better known Am! m {133; eventually attract increasing numbers. - Somu three hundred persons accom- guided the Fieetwood and Lifi‘ord Sunday 230113013 :0 Bnhcaygeon yesterday. An C;)_gu_y:fl)lu time was spent by all present. «aw-me you ac the Wnrld’s fair? Yes. Did you '~ic(' the Ferris, wheel? Yes vary meckly. Well that was the biggest revolver 1 over Seemâ€"An actual conver- sation at the gunsmith’s. -â€"â€"Thc bmmall club will accompany the (.‘v'aidtL-Huws on their excursion to Kingston, on the m juiy. just now they are arranging with u. duh 01’ that city {or a match on that day. -i$alem, 0ng, Sunday scheml purpose huhling a pic-mic in Mr. Hartley’s grove. on Friday. June 21m. Baseball and other games will take place. The board went into committee of the whole. Mr. R. Spratt in the chair, on the revision of the prize list. Several additions and alterations were made. Moved, by R. P. Spratt, seconded by T. H. McQuede, that Co). Deacon. W. M. Robson, Thos. Connolly and tho mover be a committee on printing. On motion the following gentlemen were appointed to solicit subscriptions in aid of the fair, nameiy, Col. Deacon. R. P. Spratt, R. Bryans and T. H. Manade. The president and secretary were in- structed to have the south, room in the secretary’s office fitted up for a commit- tee room. for days of fair. Cannolly and the secretary. and mover and seconder be a committee to revise a prize list. The followmg sports com- mittee was appointed:~President, Bryans. E. H‘ Hopkins. Wm. Thorn- dike. Col. Deacon, T. Connolly and R. P. Sprant ....... The committee was in- structed to secure Mr. Boyd’s Buffalo and other animals for our Center! Fair . . . .Un motion was carried, asking Mr. {Fairbairne to secure the services of the Hon. McKenzie Bowell K. C. B., to open the Central Fair. .16 was also carried that the president and secretary be emfiowered topmure thinking water by we or otherwise for the sgricultural A A,_ j- Moved, by W; M. Robson. seconded by R. __P. Spy-am. that 001. Deacon, T. A meeting of the directors of the South Victoria Azricultural Society was held in the council chamber on Saturday, June 8th. Communications were read from the Governor-General and Mr. Chas. Fairbairn, M. P.. relative to the farmer’s inability to be present at the opening of tqe Centeral Fair. Also from the town clerk of Lindsay re guarantee fund of $200 granted, and giving the names of Messrs W. M. Robson, J. L. Winters and R. E. Touchburn as directors for the town, all of which were on motion re- ceived and fyled. Chas. Fairbairn Esq. M. P., and Senator DObSUD entered and were given a seat at the board. Both gentlemen prufl'ered their assistance to secure some other prominent person to open the fair. The president made a. verbal report of the recent meeting of the Fair’s Association held at Toronto. an inquest on Monday. A jury was empanelled and after viewing the remains a. post mortem was held, and in the even- ing the evidence was taken. A verdict was brought in to the efi'ectv that. her death was caused by swallowing paris green, But whether taken accidentally or by design the evidence did not enable them to say ...... It was shown in evi« dence that the deceased had previously used paris green for killing mice and cats and had threatened to do so again some two or three weeks ago, and her neigh- bors think that, being of an unsound mind, she had forgotten the matter and has in some way partaken of the same accidentally. . . . . The remains were in- ten-ed in the Riverside cemetery on Mon- day afternoon. â€"Dominion day is the day we cele- brate,and no better way of celebrating the day can be found than by accompanying Lindsay Lodge N o. 100, I.0.0.F. ex- cursionisfs to Kingston and the Thous- and Islands. The fare is only $2 and the tickets are good for two days. This trip through the islands has a world-wide rep- utation, and is superior to all others on this continent. If you have never visited this beautiful spot do so now. A fast through special train, leaving Lindsay at 7.15 a. m. will make the trip to Kingston in five hours, and five and one half hours will be enjoyed among the islands. â€"-On Sunday last considerable excite- ment was created about town when it was learned that Mrs. ~ Martha Mann was found dead in her home in the south ward. The friends and neighbors of the deceased thought she was visiting friends in the country and were not surprised that the house should remain closed and the window blinds remain down, On Sunday one of her neighbors meeting Mr. J. Robinson, at whose home it was supposed she was, and enquiring how she was, learned for the first time that she was not there. She informed some of the neighbors and two young men named Sterling Newton and Reeves visited the house and raised a rear window. Mr. Newton entered only to find the remains partially sitting and lying on the floor of the dining room Coroner Poole was notified and arrangements made for that he is less interested in'uie' fall of lumber than he is in the fall of the “lumber king. ” ~Mr. Robt. Kennedy, one of the shin- ing lights of the board of education, has fallen a victim to the bicycle craze and in a few weeks will be numbered among the "swifts." Mr. Kennedy is hard at work learning how to balance the blamed thing and keep it from flying up and striking him it} the fece. Alt is needless to state ---it the cheese board meeting in Peterboro, on Tuesday of this week, 5, 459 boxes were boarded. Four factories secured 7§c., while nearly all the board sold at 7 5-16c., the balance of the board being sold at 71-0. A few factories haw- ever gdid not sell. â€"In the case of the Queen vs. M. Malone. charged with causing recent fires at Woodvflle terminated yesterday evening. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the prisoner and he was given his liberty. -â€"Keep your eye on the date, Saturday, J uue 15th. for the grand excursion from Lindsay, Omemee and Best’s to Peterboro, and thence to Rice Lake by the palatial steamer, City of Peterboro. A new and cheap excursion trip. â€"F. C. Taylor, Insurance Agent. Office on the ground floor of the new opera house, Lindsayâ€"st.â€"-8. â€"The floor paints sold at VAX CAMP'S are guargptegkto dry hard in 12 hours. AAA Co. â€"A large number leaves this a. m. on the excursion to Niagara Falls. â€"-Ladies, call and examine our sample? of Parasols at wholesale prices.â€"-K£RR S: The Lindsay Central Fair.