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WE SELL EVERYTH ING TH AT ENTERS INTO THE MAKING OF A SUIT, AND SELL THE SUIT LOWER THAN ANYBODY ELSE. and inspect my TAILORS and CLOTHIERS, COOKS HOUR SUITS AFFiiRD WEAR AND GIVE SAHSFAGTION- During the past week we have received several cases of new Dress \‘Iaterials and now show the largest range of these goods ever carried by us. If you are interested in Dry Goods we invite you to call and look over our assortmcnts and compare prices. Our stock is now larger than ever and prices are correct. SCC this list: Dry GOOdS we in and look over our compare prices. ( larger than c_ver correct. Heavy Twill Double Fold Dress Cloths at 25c. per vd. Serge Dress Goods at 25¢. per yd. Cashmere Dress Goods, black and colors, at 25¢. per yd. Figured Satin Dress Fancy _ Goods at 40¢. per yd. Fine Iâ€"Ienriettas, We draw attention tr IIEXRuaT'ms, they a: range of newest Fine Heavv all-wool Serges at so, 60 and 70¢. per yd. Tweed Dress Suitings, 54 in. wide at 75c. to $1. Fine Qualities i etta‘s at 75, 8c right and invite inspection. W' 1 ' . h ' 0' th. 5 OW”. rem TOWN AND COUNTY. l I GENERAL MERCHANTS. take pleaauu' u. -__,_ v whether you purchase or not. The stock is all new,styles are the latest, qualities from the cheapest to the best and a good assortment to select from at prices that will please you. NEW- riettas, black. and colors at 50c. pc‘ryd. ..~-:.~.1 an nf 1L .l-U) 59;” ‘v' 20c. per yd- ; in "Black Head- 80, 90c. and $1: 3d Black CrepOnS . 1,..- _, to this s[ecial line of me extra. \alue. Full st shades in stock. IN NEED OF- OAKWOOD. THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAY, 5.:CTOBER 17TH,1895. I‘w I LIN DSAY. â€"â€" TORONTO â€"â€"- Financial Gorpara‘tien. FENELOEK FALLS BRAEEC Accounts opened and deposits xece‘n (1.1 Intexest a110wed at highest current - - rates in theD - Drafts issued on all points. bought and sold. Notes Special attention «ix en to t of sale and Other notes. ( McArthur Block. H. J. LYTLE, Manager. McLaughlin McDiarmid, Solicitors. Found in LindSay on Sunday, Oct. 6th, monpy. The owner can secure tho same property on application to x ‘17: r “Y L‘ NIONEY FOUND. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Tickets on LITTLE LOCAL LINES. â€"â€"Nice Sweet Ciderâ€"just fresh from the press-a: GEO. Fox’ 9 - nu _ n--- _‘_ ---â€"J ohn Fisher of Trout Ureek, Muekoka.claims to have dug 214 poratoes from one hill. _A_ _ ‘ iâ€"Try Fox’s 15 cent Chocolates and choice Creams. Best confectlons and fin- est fruits , â€"The Gravenhurst Banner says that the new consumptive hospital will be located near that town. -â€"R. CAMPBELL. Insurance Agent, oflice second door north of WATCHMAN printing oflice.-â€"28-4. ' â€"â€"A spaniel belonging to Mr. W. A. Goodwin dropped dead on Kent-st. Monday. Only afew daye previous the animal was at Sturgeon Point with some sports in pursuit of partridge, but as the number bagged was very small it is just possible the dog died of a. broken Authorized Capital, $2.500,000‘ Subscribed Capital, $630,000. .4. â€"-The other day a gentleman from a. table and held dow'n by heavy booked Guelph, who was PWiDR through town; All of the moisture shpuld be taken out p ban-e1 ot snow apples at m from three to four hours after they Mr A Primeau'a store door. As the price are first subjected to this treatment. At- was. r'. ht, the apples changed ownership tar this process they‘ wiil retain their and were‘ quickly on their way to 'the . colour for years, provided they sre not _ __g ‘3‘," finrnr‘.,_.\a!v ":.L~v:o “(Viv-“'1' 0"}‘i90‘9d 41. KFO direct race 0‘ the sun. . I. i v u ‘v ___ EH36 Watchman. r‘v Kerr, Q.C., President. 7 I. J. Davis, M.P.P., Vice-President. Geo. Dunstan, General Manager. sale at the Express Office ‘ .111 points. Exchange Notes discounted. given to the coliection notes. Ofiice in the 15 cent Chocolates and Best; confections and fin- "7ferY‘ . MATCHETT. of Trout Creek, \VM. WHITE, a sum of by proving East Wand. AGENT â€"â€"Uvs'ers7 I‘ u ‘ .- 4 u . ’S. rub and mce, -â€"Tho deer shooting season 18 mnueu m two m-eks this year, from November lst tu15th. â€"Did you see those Scotch tweed suits in our window? Price reduced from $20 to $16. Bonus 8:, FLAVELLE ons. â€"â€"Far:uers should remember that they are Eiuble to a fine of $20 if the take up a stnu' animal and nogiect to advertisa the min mn‘ report of Mariposa. fall show xshghr error occurs, in the prizes for Fund cum-x, which should be credited to Mrv K. Rnhertson. the popular carriage maker of Little Britain. -â€"()n Nov. 3rd there will to a union church in! ade of all the mihtary organiza- tions in Toronto. Major - general Guscnigue, the newly appointed com- mruu‘ker part. â€"-Mr. Sidney McKenzie of Beaverton plzuvrcd a single beam this spring and re- cenriy harvested 1419 beans as a. return. This is a. wonderful yield; who can beat â€"In the list of contributors to the fund in aid of the unfortunate Lindasy family who suffered so terribly by fire at lwon Lake a. short time ago, Mr. Henry Pellatt cf Orillia heads the 1151: with $50. â€"Mr. Thomas Mason of Stanhope. Halihuurton county had five sheep killed by bears in broad daylight recently. 1t -â€"â€"On the corner 0t William and Dur- ham-sts. Mr. Geo. Gain has opened a. lumh counter, where travellers and others can obtain a. dainty lunch on short notice. It will pro v0 a great convenience and George will no doubt make it. go. .....W .,_, w-" __, , .. - Bears are very plentiful this season, and lmuwa guod quurter of mutton when they see it. er. Nelson J anes of Orillia, representing Frank A. Cutting of Boston, Mass, is now in town shipping tan bark, which has been brought up on scows from the lower lakes, to points in the SlititS. This is a wealthy concern and furnish their own cars for shipment. â€"â€"At the request of several leading banks the postoffice department will issue letter ends of the denomination of 2v. The banks state that they will be able to use several thousand such cards in a year. us they will be a. great advantage to them lfor sending out notices to customers in ‘pi'eference to ordinary letters. The de- partment has also decided to issue in towns where there is no delivery by carrier. -A leading citizen claims to have1 discovered a radical cure fur diphtheria. It is also a prchntative. Letters patent have boon applied for in the United St-ACBS and Canada. If the discovery is all he claims for it, his name will go down to posterity with Jenner and Pasteur. and his children and children’s children will wear diamonds and fine linen. The man who discovers a cure for this dread disease is a public benefactor. and deserves all the wealth that the discovery is sure to bring him. 1Oh, let it be soon. “The low figure at which potatoes are sailingâ€"25 cents to 30 cents per bushel â€"--is causing many farmers to feed their crop of “Murphies” to their stock. If this practice bemmes general potatoes will command three times their present price before .spring. We have heard , 1?-.L..:A~A Lnnynak;1\ W110 . two sheets of blotting paper 181a mu; on m a. table and held down by heavy books. 11; All of the moisture shpuld be taken out at m from three to four hours after they Lge are first: subjected to this treatment. Af- .--. .._.. .ma nv-Mnnl Hmv wiu retain their P1190 \r\u~,.- i.,, -T n of one farmer in Uxbridge township, who has many acres of potatoes planted who has decided to leave the crop in the ground rather than dig them and sell for 15 cents a. bushel, the price at which they are being sold in that township of hills. â€"Rumor has it that a young man in town is in a heap of trouble. The: old man "fired” him from the house the 1 other evening, or rather morning. It appears the amorous couple forget, in ‘ their sweet bliss, time, wood and light bills, old man and everything else, and in the wee small hours gave vent to their feelings in a. nice 10 cent love Song, with musical accompaniment. About this time a. form clad in a. night shirt and a. club appeared in door, and it is said the young man went out of the window with- out raising the sxsh. â€"The Ontario Fruit Growers Associa- tion intend. making an experimental shipment of apples to Svdney. N. S. W., and the result of the venture will be watched with much interest. 'One hundred»~ and fifteen cases of beautiful upplcs, all wrapped in tissue paper, andl rowed carefully in the boxes, compose the lot. They go by way of Vancouver. on the November steamer, reaching Sydney about December 1. The varieties l sent forward are Spy,Cranberry, Baldwin and Greening, Mr. J S Larke, agent for the Dominion at Sydney, has offered to see after the shipment in the interest of Ontario fruit-growers. -â€"â€"“Walsh’s Illustrated Monthly Maga- zine” is the name of the new Catholic publication issued at Toronto, the first number'of which is before us. The magazine will reflect as well as contain the literary ability of Catholic writers of ‘ Canada. The list- of contributors is large, and some of the best known writers of Canada are to contribute regularly to its pages. That there is 'room for such a publication there can be no doubt. It will .possess an outlet for talent in Canada little if at all known. The subscription price is one dollar per annum. Mr. John Pyne is the local agent for Lindsay and district. ‘ 4â€"A lady ‘ in town writes ,to THE WATCIIMAN asking how the natural color of autumn leaves can be preserved. This can be done perfectly if ‘care is exercised. Soon after they are gathered they'should be dried by pressure between A a 1 .Lf-.. _..'......- 1n§J An.- (“1 of the Cagédign faces, will take deer shooting season is limited r'eks this year, from November will ice at! 5 â€"Don’t look dressed carelesslv when the same amount of money expended With us will make you look like u w-ntzeman. DUNDAS FLAVELLE Bnos. â€"â€"During the deer Season which opens November lat, the Gmnd Trunk wili xun ed and returned in four days first insertion of notice. The also located.” â€"â€"They grew big babies as well as ma- mmoth vegetables up on Maniteulin Island. A woman there recently preSented her husband witha bouncing baby boy weighing 16 lbs. If a good locker it Would take Gough’s prize. â€"â€"We would again call the attention of Road Commissioner Walker to the unsanitary condition of the water course on Sussex-st, near Kent. A proper full for the water that issues from a drain is urgently needed. _-. N (I y â€"The boy dusted the tall 01 ms bey- mour jacket as he picked himself out of the gutter, where he had been landed from the toe of a. fruit dealers bnnr, “What is up? ” asked a passer by, “Oh! nothingr much,” said the boy, “that feller has jest treated me to some fresh bisters.” -â€"On Saturday afternoon last Master Gordon Porter. Sussex-st. while running slipped and fell. and his right arm coming in contact with a stone a severely sprained elbow joint Was the result. The bruise proved very painful, and it was found necessary to carry the wound- ed member in a sling for several days. â€"â€"Lar'_:e gangs of men have been pass- ing through town lately on their way to the shanties of Howry Son, in the north country. Some ten camps are being located this season and a large quantity of logs Wlll be taken out. The gang that passed through yesterday were from Ottawa and were in charge of Mr. B. L Richards. ‘ â€"â€"On Tuesday morning Fred Shaw, brakeman on Conductor McCarty’s special on the Belleville division, had his hand severely pinched, losing one finger and having the other badly jammed. The train was delayed about two home in order to have the injured member dressed. when Mr. Shaw was brou'bht through to Lindsay. â€"It is not surprising that the Hon. Justice Meredlth should come to the con- clusion that the crime of counterfeiting is on the increase. Last week a second case came befnre him at the \Ventworth assizes. There are two ways of making money in tnis world, one by honest ‘ ‘ Al ,__ -_:A.L Lnnnn I119!!!) iihau‘ua. Luv-v .-. - _ money in tnis world, one by honest industry and the other with home made machinery and base metal. The first method pans out best In the long run. â€"â€"â€"The Egyptian boy George Sudday. who \Vns convicted the other day of pedl- ing in the county Without license, is a remarkably bright and clever lad. Although only twelve years of age he] speaks five different languagesâ€"the Assyrian, Arabic, Italian, French and English. He has only been in this country about ten weeks and saw snow for the ‘ 1 first time on Monday. â€"-Thc Egyptian, Michael Sudday, arrested last week for attempted criminal assault on a Mariposa lady, was sentenced Wednesday morning by County M agisrrate Deacon to six months in the Central prison. The sentence is a mild one. as from all accounts this is not the first case of this kind the bold Egyptian has been guilty of. A gentleman from the north country informs us that complaint was made of his conduct while out there a few weeks ago. One day last week Georgie, the five year old Son of Mr. J. H. Lennon, met low with an accident that might eastly hwe of ended fatally. In climbing: on the roof 311 of the south wing of the skating: rink 10; he slipped and fell, alighting on his head en and shoulders. The distance to the th: ground is about six feet. and when picked up ‘up, the lad was insensible. The back st< lot his head was bruised and he was us generally shook up. It was several days th before Georgie was himself again. gu -â€"Saturday evening matters were lively ‘ at the police court for a few minutes. A man by the name of Covey Burke had just received a sentence of 30 days in the common goal, when he made a sudden break for liberty. By a quick unexpect- ed move he floored Constable Reeves, but Charlie clung to his man, and soon had the bracelets on him. For this attempt to escape Burke was rewarded by an addition to his sentence of 30 days, making two months in all. It was a foolish move on the part of the prisoner, as even he had succeeded in getting away his freedom would have been of ,very short duration, and several months would in all probability have been added to his sentence. â€"We wish to draw the peoéle’s atten- tion to our advertisement in another place in this paper. We are going to sell 1 for cash after the first of November, and we are going to sell so cheap that it will i pay you to deal with us. You will find 1 some of our prices quoted in our advt. elsewhere and every week after this it 1 will pay you to read our advt. We have i not time to quote all our prices. we-have j the best and cleanest stock of any . merchants in the country, and the newest Stock. We have no goods in our store, 20ye'ars old, nor yet one year old, , .Wé hay/em s11 ‘ new goods and no bankrupt stocks, and we are selling our new ‘gmds It cheaper than you can buyold goods for. ' oing to close our books on:- the f- first of ovember and not open them till April lst,‘ This will give you a change to . spend your none, to good advadm this winter during hard-times. Wm \ép . 1'. ' ~--, - “--~w~‘v 1" 0; ° " - - “3'4! 3'0“ 1. . , 4 . 2 A ‘n’ '.‘_t‘.’;,, a, E Viv-aw par-.- lays after the The thlef was -â€"See Fairweather 6; Co’s adyt. on second page. They have somethme 1:0 sav about furs. â€"Siiua!iun wanted, as general servant, by respectable voung girl from country. an'ue family. Apply at this office. â€"Sm‘crnl car loads of drain tile have been shipped from Lindsay to eastern points by Mr. S. Fox during the past week. â€"Mr. Geo. Combs is busy at Kin- muuut putting up a brick building, for which he secured the c‘nntract. He has several LiudSayiu-s assisting him. â€"â€"-House to let on William-st., midway between Kent-813., and station, or would divide to suit two tenants, Apply to C. Chittick, or J. H. Sootheran.â€"â€"42-tf. â€"Miss Windrim. dress and mantle maker, has removed to more commodlous quarters over Miss Paton’s mlilmery store, Kenn-st, where she will be pleased to meet her numerous patrons. â€"()wing to the death of Mr. J. J. Daly, the Duly House, corner Simcoe and Front-eta, Toronto, 13 offered for sale. Particulars can be had from Mr. Ed Daly, Lindsay. â€"Tuesday morning a young man named \Valler of the north ward, had his hand badly lacerated by coming in con- tact with a harbed wire fence, over which he stumbled. He will carry his hand in a bandage for some days to come. â€"There was quite a fall of snow Monday night, and Tuesday morning the sidewalks were covered with the “beauti- ful.” Those who have neglected to provideZcoal will send in their orders right away. â€"'I'he electric light man has been winking and blinking: to ,a. good portion of the town of late. The sudden stoppage uflightin shops has proved annoying, but lamachinely will get out of giar acciuually. -â€"Mr. Frank Daugherty, of Midland, brother of Mrs. F. VanCamp, of this town, was married to Miss I‘dfipwatt! fin Toronto on Wednesday by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Miss HaZel VanCamp was one of the maids of honor. â€"The annual report of the Lindsay Y.M.C.A. will be faund on page 2. The report is a very fawrable one, and shows that the interests of the young men are being well lmked after by the energetic secretary. Mr. F. A. Robinson. The present is a capital time to help on the good work by joining the association. -â€"The young ladies mission ciicle in connection with the \ambridge-st Meth- Hdlst church meet at the residence of Mrs. Gayle this evening. They are intent upon finishing, up the box of clothing: for the heathen abroad, and any one who can thread a needle 0r sew on a button will be cordially welcomed. â€"If better order is not maintained in this court 1 shall be compelled to report against the payment ofthe special con- stables." was the rather ansorious remark of the Honorable J ustice Meredith during the recent setting of the Assizes Court in this town. The specials how- ever. were not so much to blame as the audience, which lackei decorum. The six specials were perfectly quite there- after. â€"â€"Mr. W. R. Riddle, Q. 0., who con- ducted the crown business at. the recent lSSiZBS in Lindsay is a member of the prominent law firm of Bextty, Blackstock, Chadwick, Nesbitt and Riddle. of Toronto, and does not reside at Cobourg as stated last week. He has hidden adieu m the pretty but sleepy lakeside hamlet, having gone westward with the star of empire, and is now a resident of the Queen city. Mr. Riddle is one of the two consuling counsel of the firm men- tinned, a position for which he is eminently fitted. --The water in the Scugog river is very low at present, so low that from the top of the iron bridge one can see distinctly all the branchy trunks of trees, water- logged fence rails, Halhw’en gates, empty beer bottles and castaway barrels, that have been there doubtless for years upon years. Some time back it was a steady resort for bathers, many of whom used to show off by taking deep dives; if they would only 20 down there now and survey the bottom they can see what perils they have luckily escaped. If boatmen were to get a glimpse of the spot they would surely take some measures to remove the rubbish at once. â€"â€"“Farming” for October is the usual tiist- class number and replete with ev ery- thing of interest to the farming commun- ity. From the first to the last page this handsome 6-1- -page monthly is bris ling with good things. Every department is in charge of a specialistâ€"the very besz: that can be procuredâ€"and matters per- tainino to live stock, dairying, fruit- growing, etc. , are treated in a. practical ‘ way that covers the whole ground. It is who best publication of its kind on this continent to-day. The subscription price is only one dollar, and it ghoul}! be m the hands t 1' ' \‘0rv lilt“, lip-'u-d l‘. agricu]. turist. ”‘he Dyan; Russ, 20 Bay street, , For the awn-«go pofit‘cirm to IIZia‘.’ is fn \ «mm daily p :prr of an evenin; is on u w me :bnu for a Scotchman to miss his “partitch” for bleakf.sst. Ar staunch north ward reformer, who newr fails to include Laurier, Mowat and the Globe in his prayens, found himself confronted by twe evils last Saturday evening, namciy : to go home without a daily paper. or buy the Mail-Empire. He chose the latter evil. 0n the road home afl’mppy thought struck him, and when his sin fireside nu ‘ reached be hunted up an old copy uf hi. favorite grit journal, and cutting the heading off he pasted it over the word. “The Mail.” Then, by avoiding the .,.edit«:rial page, he was able to read with n box-min degree of comfort. He ha m "'nfeued that.he mmm H