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sale of aluminum in?) big, shops SCHOOL Reronr for the mouth of September. Names inserted in order uf merit tâ€"Seni-nr fuur‘h clamâ€"Eva. Mc- Nabb, May Jamieson. Bessie McMillan. Alma Staples, Evelyn Kearne,‘ Bertha Magwod, Annie McMiilan, Mary Lagan. Mabel Herbm'n. Alice M--Nabb. Jumor iourth cluesâ€"Katie McDonald. Hannah VIcMillarr, Bessie McNabb. Annie Bruwm How-urd Magwood. Ezra Argue. ,Amiy‘ McKay. Neil Logan. Archie McMillan: Third claws â€"Bennie Greeaway. Pearl: Grimm, Wilbirz Forem-n. Sadie Jami.- aon. Archie McMillan. Thee. Thornbuvy, Sarah McDonald. John McNabb. Fred! Bell. Senior Second class-Florence; 50:. u- L{EPOhT.-â€"The follewiug is the standing of the pupils of 8.8. No. 17. Ma: ip"S“. for 'he mr‘mh of September :~ Fourth "1133â€"11. Ewgivson, M. Pogue, I Graham, E. “whey, A. Webster. M. S. Sewn t‘, C WeHster. N. E3kil»S Third c «88 Seniorâ€"L. Woolacott, W. Esgleson. E. Eagleson, W. Cory. N. Graham. M. Irwin, M. Keefe. Third class Juniorâ€"B Sennett. M. Ray. VJ Jewell. Second classâ€"N. Eagleson. A, Keefe, J. Davidson, F. Davidson, 1’. Davidson, G. Johnson, M. Webster, L. Cory. Second part class juniorâ€"F. Eagleson, M. Woolacott, E. Jewell. Second part; class semorâ€"J. Pogue. A. Eagleson. MA Timms, L. Irwin. First class seniorâ€"May Corey. T. Davids'ln, T. Cor), E. Woolacott. First class juniorâ€"Fred Timms, Susie Graham. Wumowuchm ,‘Of alumjnruml “LBW ”U” a; W mm; m .k «‘43:; ‘1. ."C‘L .;' .. ,1 . . J big shops, for the use of shall and will?” perature un , ‘ al'u day. "Yes: Whichex e: I think it ought to the plants barely exist without mak- k, 1' .nl-.. LL- -;L__ ____ .- Special to the Watchman. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AND DINNER.â€" The annual anniversary services in con- nection with the Methodist church at Fleetwood will take place on Sunday, October the 25rh, when services will be preached morning and evening by the Rev. Joseph Kilgour of. Cavanville. Morning services at 10 3O evening service at 7 o’clock. The Lifl‘ord chior will be in attendance and assist at the evening service. On Monday evening, Oct 26th. a grand fowl dium-r wiii be served from 3 to 5 p.m. in the school house. Afterduno nor an excellenf program 0f music, sing- ing. readings, recitatins, etc , and addres- ses hy the Rev. Joseph Kilgour of Cavawilla. Rev. J. W. Tutten of Lindsay, and uther leading divines. Tickets 25c; chi' ' m- 15c.. which includes addmisaion to im- h dinner and entetainment Every- om- vdially invited. I LOCAL NEVVS-LETTERS HATTERS AND FURRIERS, LINDSAY, 'PETERBORO and TORONTO. FRIRWENHER Ask for latest Catalogue of New and Up-to-date ...Styles... at the same Pricesf Our Stock comprises every Fur Garment or Article, of the best value, required by anyone. . . . difl’erent furs, inclhding . . . Ladies’ Jackets, Capes, Collar. ettes, Storm Collars, Rufl's. Etc. in Seal, Persian Lamb, Grey Lamb, Sable, Mink, Beaver,l0tter and other cheaper Furs. Why buy ready-made, fur-lined Garments and Capes with Poor Outsides and Poorer Linings. and Trimmings, made in For- eign sweat shops, when you can have your Order made up in Short Time by experienced and reliable Canadian work peOple, THURSDAY. OCT. 22nd, 1896‘ (We Watchman, We invite inspection of our large Stock of Fine Furs_._1_1_mnufa_cture_d by gs in all the FINE FURS SEASIN i898-7 mic-s 3 GLANDINE. “n Watchman. S. S. NO. 6â€"ELDON. 00.. be I take the other one.” FLEET WOOD. 1' _â€"--v VAVo VV UU“. [1011' . llhnn rrpurmg LulVBrt as R. Fux’s cor- r, ner $1.75' -Cuuicd On motion of Conn df Boate, seconded ‘b, Depr.-Reeve Mc- °;Quade, Hat by-lnw No. 275 f0:- lthe {par 08 Jud pt'ng plan prclared by P E C. F. Muea, 0 L. S, showing the sub. i?division of pants of lots N9. 4, 5, 6 and ,‘7. in the 3rd, con, be now read 3| uuceu and read a first. 1i ue.â€"Ca.rried. On motion of Conn. Scully, seconded by Conn. Ford, that the falling duly ex~ amped R. Mulcahy for 87 loads of gum] a. c. per luad $5. 22 Mzclmel Mun-the fo: building culvert and grab- iug on east. loop line $10. 00 J 0+. Hon. lih..n - - -._- rvsruoc u; uuopmug plan prepared by C. F. Miles, 0. LS. showing sub- divisi0n of parts of 10:8 Nos. 4, 5,‘ 6 and 7, In the 3rd con. be now intro- duced and read a first. 1i ue-~Carrinfl -v--. v 9 “U u! line $23.OO;3 Chas. Mills work on con. line $29. 00; '1‘. H. Fee wor‘u unudze line 15.00â€"C-u‘ried. Onmo or U puly Reeve McQuade, sec. Coun. Ford, that, by-luw N0. 275 the purpose of udoptiuo' plan prep 6 by C. F. Miles, 0. LS. showing ditching on middle line 3512. Chambers, for removing I east boundary, $1.00; I). H for_graveling on wcsb bound Gran a by-‘aw to this etfect.â€"Ca.rried. On maxim: by Conn. Beare. see. by Hanna, indxgrnn, one month up to 4th inst. $7; Brnagct Connell, indigent, for neccssarms $5; Timothy Carrollfor re- pa. rn; cuivert on east. quarter line‘ $2.00; john Sanderson for repairing‘ two culverts on 5th con. line $7.00; Matthew MCEI Wain. one dav’s wm-lr An COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSâ€"Council met pursuant to adjournment. Present all the membere, ReeVe Switzer in the chair. The minutes of the last session were read and confirmed. Communica- tions Was received from secretary of Omemee and Emily high and public school board. enclosing copy of reso- lution passed by the board In accord- unce With section No. 58, chap. 69 of “ The Education Department, Oct. 1896,” to have election of public school , Trustees for the ensuing term held in connection With the municipal election. On Motion of Conn. Ford.seconded by Couu. Scully, that the plan as prepard by C F Miles, O.L.S. showing the sub division of lozs numbers 4, 5, 6 and 7, in the .3rd. cons. of this township be now adopted, and that the clerk do draft a by-‘aw to this eifect.â€"Ca.rried. 1 Oil muliOH hV ”nun Dan-n _.,, I I This INTERESTS YOU.â€"No doubt you will want a stth' this fall. Mr. John McPherson, hardware merchant, carries a full line of the best makes. in cooking, box and coal stoves and heaters, and the prices are just a trifle lower than elsewhere. It will pay you to see these stoves before buying. Stock never larger; prices never better. Also shelf hardWrtre, cutlery, granueware, etc. Tinsmixhing in all its branches. Esvetroughing and galvanized iron work. Repairs promptly attended to.â€"42-2. ACCIDENT.â€"--A bad accident occurred on Friday last to Robert McPherson. for- ‘ merly of the Queens hotel. While drivme Mr. Thns. v'v'esrlake’s team to the station the whiflintree bolt slipped out, the team became frightened and ran away and he Was thrown out. When picked up. one leg was found to be broken in two p'aces. The lad was taken to Mr. Wesrlake’s house whene he is being attended to by Dr. Jno. Grant. and is reeovering.-Ad- l vocate. ENTERPRIZE â€" Mr. Arch. J. Smivb, has completed the purchase of the frame building which for some time has been occupied by Mr. J. J. McMillan as a harness shop. He Will proceed at once to reconsrruct Ihe building into a hand- some brick block. This will remove the last of the old-time buildings from the south side of King-sh.- all of which have been replaCed by handsome brick ones though the enterpnse of Mr. Smith. con. line 75c.; ms nonor explained to the large number of peOPIe present in the division court, \that no one can under the new game act. attempt to hunt or kill deer without; a license and exlliaiuing that; the penulty for the slighteSL breach of the act is a fine of not less. than $20 or more than $50 for each and every illegal act. We hope no one will be fuelish enuugh to fall into the trap by these false rumors, as they are perfectly fuunda'ionless. No man can ever ride the law in this nutter, or change it, excepcthe legislature who passed the stature, and we hope mum of the people in this loch-div will leave themselves upen to the heavy penalty imposed by the new" act for breach of its emcrments.â€"Echo MINDEN. THE GAME LAW.~We have been in- formed rhat: many of the peOple of this locality have been misled in believing that. persons in the locality where deer exisr have a right to hunt. and kill them without license. This matter havigg been brought to the V 'n"‘ vv notion of Judge Dean by the Cuuuty clerk his honor exylamedfo the large number Nell Brown. Maggie Argue. Junior second class:â€" John Cameron, Malcolm ‘ Logan, Bessie McMillan, Hugh McNabb, 'Bessie McEacheru, Donald McArtyhur, Robert‘Bcll. Senior part second classâ€" Bert Black. Beatrice Tinney, Florence lHepburn, Lawrence McFadyen, John gLogan, Da-uald McMillan, Junior part. seclnd clamsâ€"Mamie McMillan. Cbrisry McMillan, Joswph Tinney, Hector Mc- Phan. SHSKII leck. Archie McEgchern. Senior first classâ€"Nina Brown, Robert Bth. Eldon Mel’hail. Junior first class -Wulie Foreman, Florence Tinney, Johnnie McMillan, Fred Hepburn, Dan McNahb, Elseworth Staples, Collr Mc- Millan. l kalchll work lens on 5th con. line $7.00: I McElwain, one day’s work on line 75c.; Rom. McNickle for on middle line $12.00; Charles ing any growth. l work on e at; quartér has. Mills work on 4th removing stone £1.00,- 1) H. Donahue, wast; boundry $16 25'; WOODVILLE, EMILY H. Fee work on «tried. Onmotion i for from fix.“ Sub$cribe fox: Watchman - at wunout m’l 3rd, Caroline doorkbélov'ed niééevgfjofi; Squires, Mmil-la, in“ the 23nd year of he: n .-. - .u .. “NM“ presented and read. A by-law to amend by-law No. 583, was introduced, read firsr, second and third times, signed and sealed. On motion the following orders ‘on the treasurer were signed by the reeve: J. H. Dumble, P. M.. recom- mital of mgr-ants, $4 ; arbitrators re U.S.S. No. 15, Manvers and Gavan, $10 ; Wm. Lee, half pay, road job N.B.. $15 ; David McGill, building culvert and re» moving stones, lot. 6, can. 14. 85; On motion the council adjourned until Satur- dcy, Dec. 5th'lnexr, at the boot of one o’clock p.111. ' ' , - 7----“ "J Lvll. LVKULHUUO, 5n“. the communication of James Conch be laid over until next meetingâ€"Carried. Moved by 'Mr. H. Preston, seconded by Mr. Headers, that. the reeve communi- ‘cate with Mr. Baxter, with reference to the matter§complained of by Miss Keya.-- Carried. On motion the communication of C« nstsble Rankin wee received, and the reeve instructed to sign an order for the amount of fees. The award Bf the orb}; trators re union school section No. 15, Manvers and part of Gavan, was then presented and read. A by-lsw to amend by-law N0. 583. was intrndlmnfl mu”: COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.-â€"The couni met at Bethany. Oct. 3rd, pursuant tt adjournment. Members all present. The reeve in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting. were read, approted and on motion signed by the reeve. The follow- ing communications were received and read : From James Conch. indigent; stating that he could secure 3 dwelling house, and asking the council to continue the grant to him as usual. From Miss Sarah Keys, stating that she had sold her house to John Baxter, who had neglected to pay for the same, and from Constable Rankin of Cobourg stating that he had arranged for the recommital of two vagrants and wished the council to for- ward the fees for the same to the police magistrate, Cobourg. Moved hv M.- D i , ,_-â€"â€"- urns-a ' PERSbkAiâ€"Mr. Jan. e'I.)1cktson, D. LS . left Monday to survey some townships at the North Shore. He was accompanied as usual by Mr. Wm. MscIntosh. They will be absent a. Couple of months reston, --v ’UAU- J.‘ . (Kerr, B. Maybee and J. Arnold are now com- formbly settled, and Messrs. F. Sadd- ford and M Clark intend occupying theirs in a week or so. Mr. Puley’s will be finished about the middle of Novem- ber. These new houses. which are built according to the latest designs, add very much to the beauty of our village. and we hope to hear of as many more build- HYME:eEAL.â€"â€"A very quiet and happy event wok place at the residence of Mr. John Slater. Bond-5L. being the marriage of his daughter Katie to Mr. Robert Quihell. The knot Was tied by the Rev. ’1‘. P. Steel. Mr. and Mts Quibell have the congratulations of the many readers of THE WATCHMAN. THIEVES â€"Our quiet little village has been somewhat disturbed of late by perSons who like to break the sixth comnnndment, but only got away with butter, chickens. etc. Last Friday night, however, they got bolder and entered the house of Mr. E. R Edwards, getting ofl‘ with $25 in money. The villagers are beginning to think it 1.5 high time some effort was put forth to catch those nightly marauders. CHURCHâ€"On Thursdsv. 22nd inst, the bishop of Toronto will hold confirma- tion in St. James’ church at half past seven p.m. BUILLDING.â€"The numerous houses. which are being erected on Oak-st. are ‘ nearing completion. Messrs. F. Kerr, B. Maybee and J. Arnold are now com- fortably settled, and Messrs. F. Sand-. ford and M Clark intend occupying theirs in a week or so. Mr. Puley’s will be finished about the middle of Novem- ber. These new houses. which are built nnn..-‘I:_ -. A. ad. On motion th the treasurer were 6 clubs), ul‘uw 8110 following orders fined by the Spools] (o the Watchman. rnce, wno mentmed his workmanship in the string knotted about the. partridge'sl‘ leg. A WORM FARM.-Joe Crewdye is al Muskoka boy who has an angle-worm! farm. He started it two years ago, and has made nearly $100 by selling worms to city men who go fishine in the lakes and streams of the countr in which Joe lives. The worm colony is ept in alarge box. which covers the floor of an old shed. Joe filled the box with oil to within eighteen inches of the top. He and his brothers began gathering the worms dur- ing the fall planting, and he thinks he put more than three barrels of fish bait in the angle-worm incubator. The worme thriv-. ed and increased in number even during the cold days of Winter, when the ther' mometer went down twenty-five below I zero. Fishermen leave orders for the 1 worms with the postm aster,or groceryman at Redwood near Joe’ a farm home,and the 1 worms are delivered to the anglers. Joe' ; sells his worms for $1 a quart, and he . guarantees his bait to be good big worms which will tempt the most cunning fish to 1 take tho hnn‘,’ D _____ take the hook. ~Banner anus and mshed the council to for- l the fees for the same to the police istrate, Cobourg. Moved by Mr. H. ton, seconded by Mr. McIndoo, that communication of James Conch Pm THE WATCHMAN. LINDSAY THURSDAY; OCTOBER 25%. i595 ridge proved too quick for his captor, pand flew through the door to freedom. This week Mr. Barnfleld, jr.. While out for a shoot, found the same partridge much emaciated but still alive. His dog killed the poor bird. and Barnfield' brought; it to Price, who identlfied his workmanship in the string knotted about the. partridge's leg. Nice Fresh oyster; ' _TERRY’S. Best brand MUSKOKA. Is the capping stone to all the PARTRIDGE.â€"Partridge are becoming other advantages you gain by exceeding bold, and to see one of she birds in :own is not uncommon. Reeve Kingldealmg at this eStathhmens shot, at; and missed one Which he observed I When we select furniture it must on the roof of a house. Mr. Readshaw has seen several in his vacant lots. but l b? Isuperlatively . THE BEST' .1“- beinzaman ofneace refrained from shoot-[swung upon havmg only a high int-r. perhaps because he hadn't agun. Mr. grade,_we can offer our stock to Price, foreman of the G.T R, mechanical . . departmenc, 0n entfring his office about; purChasers With entire confidence ten days ago, foum a. live partridge on - 1- : , er . n . his desk, the bird having entered through m_ ts merits, Th e 15 0 hit 01' the Open door- Mr, Price captured his mlSS methods in our way of Prize, “8“ ““6?“ With Wing- undlocked doing busine‘Ss. We know.hi¢*h- it up in the oil house. Going to the oil ’ _ . h . 2-. house later, yvilh intention of taking it class Fuxniture w en we see it, and ,dge proved too quhk for his , t p d try to educate our patrons up to N , 3 ca or, an x . . flew through the door: to freedopm. This the same good standard. This IS week Mr. Barnfield, Jr" while out for a where our experience comes in. shoot} ‘fo‘und. the__szime partridge much - - - mu to.-â€"â€"Ca.rried. On motion of Coun.B0ate seconded by Conn. Scully, that this council do now adjourn to meet on MOrJday, the 2nd day of November next, at she hour of 10 o’clock a..m.â€" Carried. R. J . GRANDY, clerk. second and third time and finally pass- ed, and that the reeve and clerk do sign and attach the corporate seal there- Lelgned by the new. The follow- mmunications were received and From James Conch. indigent; that he could secure 3 dwelling and asking the council to continue n‘; L d to sign an order for the The award Bf the arbi- m school section No. 15, part of Gavan, was “then rKOCEEDINGS.-â€"The counil Lany. Oct. 3rd, pursuant to Mumbers all present. The chair. The minutes of the were read, appwted and on FENELON FALLS M ANVERS. ucK Ior his captor, and ioor to freedom. This (1, jr.. While out for a sznzgne pgytridge much m‘échanical office about EVETROUGHING. IRON WQBK, RANGES, COAL, WOOD and BOX STOVES HEATERS, etc. UN DERTAKIN G in all its Branches. ANDERSON, NUGENT 51 CO. REPAIRS of all Kinds promptly made. us. Only the Tinsmith and Stove Dealer, Rule at this store. and good values given: for the same'make gour patron-s our friends. With every article in stock you win find uniform system of price that is always in favor of the buyer. We do not give away Furniture but we do buy close, sel-‘l close and share profits, accordineg which is why we secure what every energetic merchant is after the bulk of business. was never larger or as cheap. If you want anything in the above lines it will certainly pay you to see WOODS’. A First-class Coo Stove is the most important piece of furni- ture in a house, and he sells‘ only the best. ‘ kaz‘ The satisfaction of knowing you are getting just what you pay for is half the business of buying. Our reputation for invariable fair dealing should convince your that you can get square treatment at this store on all occasions. LOW PRICES has made special preparations for the Fall and Winter Trade, and his Stock of 15 Just as! great to-day as it was ten years ago. hence the progressive farmer is as well off as he ever was, if he only fknlinLL -- thought so. This is what it used to sell at but it is not likely it will ever reach that figure again. Howâ€" ever, merchandise of all kinds, ANDERSON, ‘ N-UGENT This i ....$1_ per Buséez, QUALITY Sgecigl Lines with '5 Lindsay. I. - ONT. Jsa magma; fofi‘i‘fi' PLANING MILL GENERAL ACE-EN 'I' I7 01 K em‘ Street, - Lz'fla’sczy, 03/, 92 William-St. north. QIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllllllllll‘lllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllillllllllllllllllllllillllllllflml Quick as Wésik" WE ALWAYS LEAD IN TEAS BEST FAMILY FLOUR, LONG CLEAR BACON SUGAR CURED SMOKED HAMS, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, CANNED COODS, kinds . CAMPBELL The fruit; season is now on and we are again at the front with cheap sugars, a car-load of fine quality yellow and extra granulated just received, which we intend to sell at lowest prces. Barrel lots at w h we- sale- rates. Call and get our prices before purchasxng. Fresh arrlvals of fine Ceylon Teas at per lb. Our 25c. Japan is unexcelled. FAMILY GROCER‘ C If you want Blankets, Hosiery, Flann or Full Cloth, buy from the manufac employ no salesmen, we prefer to give to you. New goods rolling in every 'don’t keep them for keep sakes. The weather changes and with damp and rudeness suggests that a Suit of Underwear w“ improve your chances of good health and (:0me We have a bewildering assortment of Ladies’ Gentleinen’s Knitted Goods at prices so a low d that your purse should oggn of its own accord q bre! 7 LUCA in the market, and the cheapest cording‘to quality, are sold by PIANOS, ORGANS Am SEWING MACHINES Lindsay Woollen “Us. THE BEST 25c and 40 Its own accord manflfaCturerâ€"s' 4: i “ wiAynalztAM‘i JPFEFH} am ”night horsesâ€"Sta Vii-pal horses, 1 an MBRobertson; foal, “stallion, 1 M Bo Kantian. 2 FSteele: 1 “mutant, 2 T Robert ”S \\ Thu i‘foaLLJFan 2“ 1 M. l \V J “atre fie horse, 1 E Garlic-k We home, 1 G Murp 1,1 T Rube E’nbergn, 2 Russell than; single pony: 1“ i , ~:"’"“‘“' ‘ ‘ ' 'all. mag kncs have ,_ Kim f amic savlig€$ mfi: Bay. Toronu: 3:335:15. 'w Emrie, 1110:: 'r. A Weno more ihy vui Some lisien for 4.3; .7 Wind! 10 us were ;-. 'llrhtm cattle, bull fault, 1 w Steven ”M; M” calf, 1 l we wait wiah faith the pxomixs of G timing we shall one < ~‘ ‘Where the saints alox as. balls. aged yearliu heifer calf. 1 Thos ; L1 W Thurston; km} 100', 1 J33 Bick; 1 K2 John KeLy; heif Inn. 2 Jam Hick; ay hrcalf, l T Fairhain' D Hunter: cow, 1 J '; grade cattle. cnw 1 ’E W heifer. 1 J Ma ”1:83:31?" 1 Hunter. a see”. ‘2 C F3»! “Igor, 2 Stevensod “Elton, 2 Stevenson.‘ SHEEP. ‘ m we daih k! the 1.1L wing won _, .~ inch wil we waii the p1: w. 6. Blair :1}: we placed rate and white upon L1 â€"us of the pure, bf .. had to its mak WEI the 1am 3y c 3;; hand the bean}: (mm dear boy: Fm our pray we laid thee do “thwght we w ; (hm fair brig flea evsniinz s “ling ram lamb, 1 Rani “as. 1 T. Rober: we daily thank our the last words i watds of‘ nope : will cheer us grave so calm an he 11): name of x} m would’=t fr VERULAM FA gs EXPECTED r21 MaChinibt, [Published ‘3 IN MEMOR 301m we love at our wardndJe ~ mums: Prize Lis1 HORSES. 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