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,‘ L fax-.1111 \v ‘ a . vj' . “ 7c “ 85 9c -- 10c he way to 50¢ per Roll. Largest Stock of Wall ‘6 l‘ l‘ H M 1 {he g brought into Lindsay. her the place, just op- NY Post Office, which is now ‘ H - Quing in full blast. METHERELL, . Eureka. I Wool ,1 to Lard or 13137 andl : (30., ronto. Falls, .1 Manager {2131“ BALL AND SEE MY 58. PAPER. uASE + for the celebrated Ux- iAgen» 'dge Organ and Mendelsohn THURSDAY. JUL‘ /7 m Ecctt Trae Blues. meet in their 15“! -‘~' 1129 room on Saturday morning at 7 Huck for transaction of business. This evening (Thursday) the ladies of LP-LuTS Church give a. garden social at In maideuce of Mr. John A. Barron. 5. Paul 3 Um. B residence mshments £4? ,LJ .‘" "L PAPERS _ lmatcbman. fir. Rogers, one or me umPWJW v- Evester Bros., had the misfortune to se his fingers caught in the gearing of [e machinery last Friday, by which he sta portion of two fingers. The Glorious 12th. - " : . n and True Blues f. . by the Loyal Orange Boys '- . m Saturday, to take. part in 5:11: 5: 1: the Boyne. Cheap fares ' A sum "11 grations 0n the The members of the several Lindsay )rmge lodges assembled at their hall on Ken: street last Suniay afternoon and tart-12:1 - ét. Paul’s church, where they are “mi-(“ed by Rev. C. H. Marsh. ble and impressive he sermon was an a ne. The church was filled to Its utmost paddy, the turnout of t nJ T‘nat investigating Committee. 3 0"3.‘ ‘ ‘: ceof the Town Council Was 9901mm s-me time ago to enquire mto ml report upon certain charges preferred gains: our chief constable. It appearsr Illhtlllfx‘c members out of the five voted remunzxzm that the charges, or some of them T‘E'1?:§' rate, were proven true, and that cllmrumn Brown voted nay, thus makim.r :2 tie and negating the resolution Fionalemimg the accused. To this we have Wm: In bay, nor have we the least de- w PM 515' to do our chief constable :35 sitar»: injury. But we will say that “9 “1-1.: .Lsalgned the committee was a “3 phone duty, and it was highly im- 130mm 2hr: the whole matter should be made 14:41; to the council and the public. Pure Paris Green ya- «'a'arranted pure. cheapest price x. wholesale or retail. ,;.member the place, ":ng Post Office, wh -\ running in full blast. grow I At the M" Th) . {catar . ,, . res worSt case-58316 throét’ Pufg'iigy lcuad 0 r system, neuralgia. cold 1:; tie {:de troubles’ins of every ‘ A. . 1 a - ii‘ifimiii‘gna, and aches 132d ‘érown’s Mag . . r - damptlon. Ask f0 ta ‘1 25 cen netic on. Sold by an dealers, a a bottle. Cr L~ qnave Divine Service. '3; Room, Drawing- 1 ”Bedroom PaperS, 39ers, Corners and Latest Designs Garden Social. True Blues. - -.__ - and music supplied- Ken it the Boyne. Uhe Jed trom all stations tea Accident. A Narrow Escape- Luge, smashing it to the g destroying the organâ€"45' taken shelter under the :-ful to relate all escaped 39:33“; After it cleared ‘ JULY 10, 1890. Suis Customers. and anniversary Sabbath Schopl‘ Per Ron Paper of the employes of i the misfortune to ght in the gearing of fiday, by which he Town. We learn that on Sunday last Richard Morrisey, of Emily went into Pidgeon Creek for a bathe, when by some means he got beyond his depth, and was drowned. His body was recovered on Monday. He was about 37 years of age. The cheese market at Peterboro’ on Tuesday last was well attended, There were on the market 4, 000 boxes, valued at about $35 000; 3, 000 from Peterboro’ County and. 1,000 from Victoria. The competition was keen, and good prices ob- tained. Dundas Flavelle Bros. pur- chased 700 boxes. of the it is almost definitely settled that Frederick Archer, one of the world’s greatest living performers on the pipe organ will give one of his wonderfully attractive programmes in Lindsay the latter part of September. It looks W311 indeed that we are not behind our more pretentious neighbors in the Province 1n securing the appearance of one of the World’s greatest artists. The public would do well to remember the excursion to Fenelon Falls on Satur- day 12th, under the auspices of the ’Pren- tice Boys of Lindsay. The “Alice Ethel” and palace barge “Lindsay” will leave the ‘ Wellington street wharf after the arrival of the 9.15 train from Omemee, and return in time to catch the same train going east in the evening. The celebration of the glorious 12th, by the brethren at Fenelon ‘ Falls promises to be a large one. The ex- ‘ cursion is under the management of a. good committee, so a. first‘class time may be looked for. Tickets 25 cts. Children under 12, 15 cts. As the weather did not permit last Tuesday evening, the X. M. C. A. garden party was postponed. Mr. R. J. Colvile, general secretary of the Peterboro Young Men’s Christian As- sociation was in town last Sunday and spoke at the young men’s meeting at 4.15 in the Y. M. C_. A. rooms.v On Monday ‘DQDF‘. I“ vuv -- evening he addressed the Local Union in the Bapti an account of the recent ference held in St. Louis Special Meetings.â€"â€"Mr. Walbroox wm begin special meetings in the Y. M. C. A. rooms next Saturday evening. All young men are cordially invited to attend. The Sturgeon Point Notes. The season at the Point has fully open- ed. The cottages are now about. all occu- ied. Mr. Armour is erecting a. new one. Among the permanent residents are the following families: Judge Dean, Rev. Dr. Williams, J. B. Knowlson, Squire McDonald, J. R. Dundas. F. C. Taylor, W. Flavelle, W. heedler, Wm. McBurney, T. Dean, H. Dean, W. A. Goodwin, J. Hamilton, A. B. Terry, John Dobson, S. IPerrin, R. S. Port-er, G. Hopkins, R. iEaston, J. W. \Vetherup, C. Britton, D. i J. McIntyre. E. Gregory, W. Milne, R. Grantham and I... U631], “- H “won, Hamilton, A. B. Terry, John Dobson, S Perrin, R. S. Port-er, G. Hopkins, R. Easton, J. W. \Vetherup, C. Britton, D. J. McIntyre, E. Gregory, W. Milne, R. Smyth, Messrs. Head, Grantham and Warner, Mrs. Tait, Mrs. Dunsford, Mrs. Walkie, Mrs. Bogart of Belleville, Mrs. Peter Hamilton, Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mrs. Cameron of Peterboro’. The Visitors to “the Point” during the week have been delighted with the charm- ing freshness of the scenery, with others Were Mrs. A Perkin, and party of United States friends. Mr. John D. McMurchy and family, Miss Dunsford, 3 Miss Taylor, Mrs. James Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Little, Miss Wallace, J. Fox, Miss Fox, Miss Lottie Meagher of Napanee, Miss Silver, Miss Hamilton, Mr. Frampton and family, Mr. George Walkey of Port Hope, Mr. R. Terry of Midland city. Mrs. John Woods, J. R. McVulty. Miss Bertha Morris of Toronto is a welcome guest at cherry tree cottage. Mr. Geo. Simpson has been laid up with inflamation a. few days. We are pleased to see him around again attending to his ‘ hotel guests in his gentlemanly way. Ex- , cursions continue numerous the “miskee- ters” less so. L ’1 ’1 :“ +1113 The other day some lads W81“. m acaiuu of larger game than squirrels to chase. They found some, but the animal they had to tree was not sweet-scented like a geranium, and the result was anything but satisfactory to the urchins or pleasing { to parents. On pleasure intent a fishing he went, But never a fish did he take ; Still bites he had many, Yet he’d have given a penny, if the mosquitoes were all in the lake.'_'~" The rusticating dress uf an ex-member of parliament rivals the Windsor uniform worn by Sir John McDonald on state oc- casion. - .1 , -Juzun‘:l\“ A; Archer Will Likeiy Come. ’Prentice Boy’s Excursion. 0381011. The Warner twins are the admiration of all fair ones who take stock in such sam- 1 ples of hunmmty. The little ones receive ‘ more kisses 1n the week than many a man . does in a. whole life-time. The hitch-string of the Goodwin man- sion always hangs on the outside and friends are cordially welcomed and hospit- ‘lably entertained- The wind-mill, which failed to pump a pint of water for two weeks, has been doing its worLr nobly since the engine managed to whistle up a good stiff breeze. Most of the cottage-owners have names for their summer houses. Wauld it not be well to have the same posted up? ‘ Some rustic lettering, made from cut tWigsd Cheese Market. Drowned. . M. C. A. Notes. r day some lads went in searcn Lme than squirrels to chase. , some, but the animal they was not sweet-scented like a. and the result was anything tory to the urchins or pleasing Bagéistichurch giving recent; Endeavor Con- -Mr. Walbrook will LVLAA-aw . _ Miss Eva. McCarthy left on r'riaay Lust, ' ' - (1 sisters who are a fishing he went. Miss Eva’s. many lhe take ; residing in Toronto. mny, 76f! a. penny. very much. » . ' A. '7. ere All in .he lake, Mr. F. L. Morton, of Rochester is home to his parents, William street. ‘ he Windsor uniform He is employed by one of the first law :Donsld on state oc- firms in that city as phonographer, and he seems to like his position. are the admlmtl‘m Of Mr. 'R. Lees, science master in the e StOCk in such sam- the Brampton High School, and formerly The little ones receive of the Lindsay Collegiate staff, spent a. eek than many a. man few days in town last week. Mr. Lees ,mie. has gone to Stoney Lake Where he intends of the Goodwin man- spending his holidays. on the outside and James Graham,IESq-,DOW of Memphis, welcomed and hospit- Tenn... but formerly one of our populsr Kent St. merchants, is now paying IE _ . ‘1 0,34--J_. :a TSnARfl.‘ :ss of an ex-member on a visit went in search THE WATCHMAN. queried a. rusticator. “1-. 6‘ Hmv hnno‘ gnm‘ queried- a rustlwbur. UH, vv Wu; 'uv _ ' ply “they hang some of them up0n hooks at night, and on wash-days use them for clothes pi ns.” The advanced section of the celebrated I Rochester Club arrived at the Point 0111 Tuesday, and are comfortably quartered ‘ at the hotel, where mine host Sim son will take good Care of them during t eir couple of weeks stay. The followincr regis- tered :' C. H. Amsdeed, A. Mcthorted, A. P. Little, J. M. Backues, Thomas Griffith, S. A. McKenny and W. H. Page. There will be about twenty in all ‘ when the others arrive. The Republicans, {having won in the last election, had the ! honor of sending a sample of the Harrison men over first. Lake and River Items. The Water Witch plies on the lakes be- low Bobcaygeon. Rusticators at Bobcaygeon bob up serenely \jvhile bathing; - L---J n‘vniim bclolsvsy u --v . The Deliirey literan‘d drum band excur- sion to Port Perry on Dominion day, per steamer Alice Ethel, was quite a success. 3 The steamer Coboconk. owned by the Messrs. McArthur. makes daily trips from the Falls to Rosedale and other points. The boats built by Mr. P. Doris, since he began business, would make a pretty close procession between Lindsay and the ‘ Pomt. The Beaubocage took a. towr of forty thousand logs from the Falls to little Bob for the Boyd mills, the other day. A farmer’s excursion from around lake bturge'on took place on Thursday last to Stony creek and Pigeon lake. time was enjoyed. A good Captain Bowel-man of Port Perry is kept busy with his little steamer “Princess Louise’ and barge carrying excursion parties and towing. I “I n__ L' The steamer Dominion and Eva, Cap- ‘ tained by the Crandell boys, Frank and Fremont,find plenty of work to do towing and running excursions. The excursion to Bobcaygeon Park on Monday. per steamer Dominion and barge, under the auspices of the Presbyterian church was well attended. The rain, how- ever, put a damper upon the pleasures of L the day. “ 9“ On Saturday the Prentice Boys of the town will run an excursion to Fenelon Falls, where a celebration of the Glorious Twelfth takes place. The whistle of the Esturicn can be heard a distance of ten miles on a calm day. The Methodist’s of Oakwood have an excursion to the Point to-morrow (Friday) by the steamer Esturion. -LL __,1 ., ---- -m Capt. Ball with his steam yacht and ‘ barge, is doing a good business in Satur- day’s excursions to town, from the Scugog shore, portions of Cartright and Mariposa. The church of England. Presbyterian. and Baptist Sunday schools at the Falls united in a picnic and excursion to Bob- caygecn on Friday last. It was largely attended, but the coolness of the atmos- phere chilled the pleasure. . n_ ____ ._ A- The Methodist’s at the Falls ran an ex- cursion to Jazob’s Island on Tuesday of this week. It was largely attended. The village band accompanied the party and discoursed admirable music. The Lindsay Canoe club took a run down the river to Sturgeon Point on Friday evening last with fair friends in- vited. About forty couple in all. The steamer Alice Ethel, Captain Fee in com- Â¥mand, was utilized for the occasion. A stay about three hours was made at the Point, the party trifling the light fantastic in the recreation hall of the hotel, to music supplied by Messrs. Humphrey and Dennison. Lunchon was partaken of be- fore leaving for home, which was reached about one o’clock. Miss Foley is visiting her relatives u- Prescott. Mr. J. H. Pearman of Toronto, was in town on \Vednesday. Mr. A: J. Reid, barrister, of Canning- ton was in town on Tuesday on business. Miss Watson of Beaverton is spending a few days 1n town as the guest of Mrs. J. D. MacMurchy. ‘U o 51...”- _ 7, . H. A. MéLaughlm and family left toâ€"Mdsf; for Dundalk, County Grey, to spend the summer. 1 E __.AMA 0-;rnn “out M. \V. F. Link, wno Iur some Llluc Paou has been engaged as operator on the C. P. R. is spending a. few holidays in town. Mr. J 03, Keele, of Toronto, is at pres- ent on a. visit with his friends in Lindsay, and he intehds spending a-few days at the Point. Mrs. W. Mowrey, of Erie, Penn., and Miss Maud Nethercott- of Dundalk were in tmvn for a few days last week, thé 1 guests of Mr. L. Archam bault. Miss Eva. McCarthy left on Friday last, ' ' er mother and sisters who are ' nto. Miss Eva’s many Linda M Tn'mrisav will miss her urv-â€"«--_o James GrahamJEsq., now of Memphis, Tenn.. but formerly one of our populer Kent St. merchants, is now paying 1118 annual visit to his old friends in Lindsay and district. Mr. Graham looks hale and hearty and speaks 1112th of his new home in thé U. Safe For Sale. A Taylor safe with combination look in first class order. Apply to '7, MAM/MN- Link, who fur some time past Personals. is visiting her relatives 3‘ 46 Oh, u ans the 19â€"6 LINDSAY, ' H. GLADMAN. Postmaster, Lindsay. and in order to accomplish this we are going to sell at prices‘which will enable us to reduce this amount to half its present we will hold a big Clearing Sale under management of This is the. largest sale of goods ever offered to the Lindsay! public. Come earlyr and secure bargains. SOOTHERAN 008 OLD S' E. E. W. McGAFFEY. LEE 8: McCRIMMON. STAND, the