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BUYING SUGAR -â€"WHEN YOU BUYâ€" and nothing else. something especially fine in Valencia Raisins. j; i Walnuts, " , Almonds, ‘ . Filberts. 5‘ . . .PRUN ES and Evaporated Plums You’re Not Buying OLD STOCK When you buy your Boots and We have an extra good Ladies’ and Gents’ Heavy Tan Skating Boot. Shoes from us. We are selling i , ' Rubbers. Overshoes, as cheap as they can be sold. You’re Not BUYING when you buy your Goods from us. V‘ ' ‘ - - - Sheridan Br 0 k d ’0‘“ . _ z 5 , ing goods that are givmg ‘I f h 0:" a woo ° to one whodis 150th ab“; and Willing ttl) l)re- . - ' - , - z meetingo t ecreritors ofthis firm, who pay an hun re fold 8] those who a or ‘ ‘ . sat‘SfaCtlon and we are selling have been doing business at Oakwood for the for and flu“ in Him. them at the right price. Goods at Honest Prices.” w. Miriam, ‘WEST END THREE STORES Hughantllo 52 Kent-St, LINDSAY. Nut. 27, 1895. After many months of busy preparation we are ready this morning with a full display of Holiday Goods. The thousand 3;, and one things tell of Santa Claus and Xmas, and the happy days of childhood. was.” We. are showing Dolls and T Games and Books, bri .ght things, and the markets of the world have been ran- sacked for KnicksKnacks and Novelties. Never have we had a stock before that pleased us so thoroughly. The display of Dolls is perhaps the most inter- esting, it includes China Dolls, Indian Dolls, Unbreakable Dolls, Bergin Dolls, Black Dolls, Rag Dolls, Kid Dolls, Jointed Dolls, Dolls’ Heads, and everything for Dolls rang- mg in price from 3c. to $5.00. Hundreds to choosi' tom and hundreds morewaiti- , in boxes to show themselves, We -, , r . haven’t r00m here to tell you 3!. , i about the new things in Rings l ’i a.a~.rm;:varsiun .. "‘.s.-v'“ "‘1 ' «an, ...u.«.;to:a- v.3... .. a-.a..~.:-.vswszrw W» '5‘? ‘2- vgts’jheéufwr g - v ». ”vow-rt ,J, S... hint}- . _«!§'i w a... «9:; .- a .wverfl‘: e i and Chains, or the lovely Albums we are selling at 49c. - , -~ The grand display of Silver- ; .’=‘"; wear or the Reliable Watches and Clocks, but invite you to , A Batgei’s Drained Peel But you are buying clear peel VVe have and Felt Lined Goods Shoddy or Shelf-Worn goods Dry We are sell- Give us a call and we will convince you that we sell “ Honest come and see them yourself. ‘ ‘ ‘ THE WATCHMAN. and revel ry TOWN AND COUNTY drunkenness A Marriage License at Barnes BROTHERS for $2.00.â€"3-t.f. Bargains in Wall Paper Goonwms. â€"46~7. â€"_..__â€"~ Luncheon. Served at any time, with warm or cold drinks at Fox’s, No. 115. uâ€"...__.â€"â€" Hot Lunches. Hot potatoes, vegetables, meat, tea and coffee, at Anderson’s confectionery for 15c. ,_- , Boarders Wanted. A few boarders can be accommodated in a. private family. Location central. Apply at 51 Peel street.â€"51-4. â€"â€"â€"._.__. dust in Store New Ratsrns, N aw Contains, New FEELS, New FIGS. Great value in any of the above lines to be had at A. PRIMEAU’S. ._._._â€"..__â€"â€"â€" Haifa Ton of Candies Tust received at T. Anderson’s confectionery for the Christmas trade. Testcr’s celebrated candies. Leave your order for wedding cakes. â€"â€".__.__ Piano, Voice and Harmony. Mk. I. PARNELL Mortars, teacher of piano, voice and harmony, is prepared to accept alimited number of pupils. Studio, Kcnt-st., upstairs, opposite post office. works. a curiosity for the small boy. number spent. Dunn. . church during the past six months. have faiti-hfu Rooms Wanted. Wanted, in Lindsay, convenient to Collc- giate Institute, suite of rooms, two bed-rOOms and small sitting-room, furnishod, with pri- vilege of using kitchen stove. Apply to H. HARVIY, Bolsover,-â€"â€"51-1. -â€"â€"_.__. Just What You Are Looking For. Beautiful Reed and Rattan chairs, new designs; also Oak and Fancy Rockersâ€"jus the goods for holiday presents, and very cheap. M. E. TANGNEY, opposite the Ben- son House, Lindsay.â€"47-tf. â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"..___._ Bears for Seryice. The undersigned has for service at his prem- ises, south of the swing bridge, south of Lind ay, two boarsâ€"one thoroughbred Chester- White and one Yorkshire White, both register- ed. Pedigress can be seen on application. Termsâ€"One dollar at time of service. Rou’r. McCausme, Lindsayâ€"48. -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€".- and joining nobly in furtherin wil exist among here. totzether when we are all aiming the same goal. and form the noble St. where Christ himself doth rule. wards bringing about this harmony past ten months, but who were forced to assign a few weeks ago, was held in Toronto the other day. The liabilities were shown to be $11,000, with $8,000 assets. The stock was put up at auction and sold to Ilogg Bros. at 75C. 0n the dollar. This. it is estimated, will net the creditors about 50c. on the dollar. THE Costiitrxmriox, St. Presbyterian Church Balsover, Ont. ~â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"- LITTLL: BRITAIN. Special to the Watchman. firm home of Mr. F-.â€"â€" The Early Closing B law. A by-law has been passed by the town counCil enacting that all dry goods, clothing, millinery, fancy goods, boots and shoes,, groceries, stationery, jewellery, hardware, stores and butcher shops in Lindsay shall be closed on all evenings except Saturday at 7 o’clock; and on Saturday all stores above mentioned shall close at 10 p.121. sharp. This by-law comes into force on the 29th day of December inst., and will remain in force unl’l appealed. The penalty for a breach of the by-law- is $10. Householders who expect goods delivered on Saturday evenings should those interesting events tripping along at intervals in families where marriageable young ladies are to be found. Miss Mary Maud Metherall was the bride elect on this occasion. She is the fifth youngest daughter of the citizen above named, who, by the way, has re- sided in the township of Mariposa for some forty-three years, and is well known and much respected on account of his sterling character. The groom was Mr. Howard B. Henderson, one of the most order as early as possible, and thus give the popular young men in the district. The delivery men a chance to get home at an early tieing of the nuptial knot was per- hour as well as the clerks. It would not be formed by the Rev. H. Bell, of fair to ask merchants to deliver goods ordered a few minutes before closing hour. -â€"â€"o.___ Y.M.C.A, Notes. â€"Bible class at 10 a.m. Sunday morning, and the bright young men’s rally at 4.15. â€"The New Year’s reception is the topic of conversation amongst the workers just now, and it is sure to be a success. All young men are welcome. Rooms open all day. â€"â€"The junior members are making special efforts to get separate rooms, and it is expected with the help of their friends these will be procured. The boys have completed arrange- ments with the Van Armburgh family to give one of their pleasing entertainments on Jan’y. 17th. ” â€"A large number of the members have gone home for Christmas, and many old friends have returned for a few days. A brief visit from Mr. Calhoun was a pleasant surprise to many Y. M GA. men among whom he is much respected and loved. “w MKNICL‘AT‘“ Special to the Watchman Scones DEATH. -Miss Libbie Hoskins, who resided with her sister, Mrs. Brewer, abouts. mile south of the village, died suddenly on Tuesday morning! She had arranged to arise at an early hour to do certain housework, and when her sister went to call her about six o’clock she was the Christian church, and the interesting ceremony was witnessed by the large gathering of invited guests. The wedding supper was an excellent one, the handsome four story bride’s cake being the most attractive item. The happy couple left for the west by the evening train. carryinrt with them the best wishes of many friends. The bride, who is a general favorite. was the rectpient of many beautiful presents. __+_. LINDSAY MARKETS The Christmas market this year was divided between Saturday and Tuesday, and the two combined made an average market. Well-fatted and carefully dressed fowl were plentiful; turkeys sold at 90. The supply on Tuesday was hardly equal to the demand. Wheat has taken a drOp and is now quoted at 630 for fall, 60c for spring and 50c for goose. Barley. oats, peas and other grains are unchanged. Clover seed remains firm at $3.60 to $4.25 for alsike, $3.50 to $4.00 for red clover and $1.50 to $2 for timothy. GRAIN. shockeldhto find that a... had been dead 31,133,233: P3; 1351:1161 - . -- 33g :3 3 fig severe ours. ., . . . . . W Spring do do 060t0060 Special to a. Wanna?!“ Goose do do... .. o 50 to o 50 PERSONALâ€"Miss Lila Harvey, coaasa GRAIN. from T0ronto, is spending her holidays Buckwheat. . ............. {it 32 to 0 3‘2 here. Miss Harvey is heartily welcom- Barley, per bushel. . . . . . . . El 30 to 0 40 ed by bob young and old, as she has 5y; ----- . ........ . .- .. (02%?) 8 3%) made he’s?” a general “mite While Pzas"s'iiiiiii ......... $133333: '.' o 50 t: o 55 engaged In teaching the primary Peas: Mummies ..... o 55 to o 55 department of this school some time Peas Blue. . . . . . . . . ...... 0 50 to 0 50 ago. We wish her a very pleasant VEGETABLES. time ...... Miss Flora McPherson of Potatoes per bag. . . . . _ 0 25 to 0 30 Glenarm, spent a few days visiting at Mrs. McLean’s. MEAT, POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE. .ENTERTAIh3i1«1NT.-â€"-Our Presbyterian ngfpngépgiipalr. ' ' " ' ' ’ ‘ 3 2(5) :3 3 :3 “ends are low Preparing for their Geese.’ per lb. . III: III I: I: o 05 to o 07 annual “’3 and entertainment, and Butter per lb. . . . . . . . . . . .. O 15 to 317 judging from former years a. good time Eggs, per dozen. . . . . . . . . .. 0 16 to 0 18 may be safely predicted. Turkeys per 1b ...... . . . . 0 O7 to O 09 lugâ€"Miss Allie M_ Girr has been Hogs, live, weight, percwt 3 00 to 3 25 under the doctor’s care during the past. gambédpeéquarter """" ' 5 33 to 46, 00 week. She is suffering from a severe 3:8? ogs """"""" i 00 :3 4 :3 atl l of mnsflitis. We am g1“ to e oooooooooooooooooooo hear that she is recovering nicely and; Als'k b h smut. 03 60 t 4 25 expectsto bereadytobeout for the H ‘ BPS: nus ' """" 1000t 01200 Christmas festivities. Hgfigrwflg.‘ ‘ ' 0 07 3° 0 0., NEW HOTEL-71““ with regret that Cream per qt....... o 20 to o 20 we see preparations under way towards Apples per bag. . . . . . . . . . . O 40 to 0 70 the erection of a large hotel at Sage per bunch. . . . . . . . . 0 00 to 0 05 Hunroe’g Corners, 0n (ht: Portage med Clover. . . .. . . . . . . u. . 3 50 to 4 00 Road. We do not think that a saloon wthy‘ ig““ “"1‘ ‘ "“‘ 1 50 to 2 00 is at all a necessity here, and will be Tamggk ° ‘ ' ' ' " 20683,): g, very sorry to see the quietness of our H‘rd'm..,............u .3 .50 to: 50 . ogaooo-goo.o)alo . Peaceful burgh dumbed by them. reissue which i usually surrounl such establisllnlf‘nts. . The argument is brought forward byl some parties who are in favor of the i hotel (doubtless because they like a “drappy” themselves and do not regard for the next three months at W. A. ‘the interests of theirfellow men) that PRESENTATiov.â€"â€"D93pite the dark- ness and mud on Thursday evening a of young people of St. Ops,Doc.24th,1895.â€"52-2. Andrew’s Presbyterian church drove to the home of Mr. G Dunn, Portage Road, where an enjoyable evening was During the evening the follow- address, wlth a present of seven dollars in cash, was presented to Miss May in Miss May J’mm, Portage Road, Eldon, DEAR FRIENDâ€"We have gathered here this evening 1 J!‘ the purpose of expressing to you our thanks for your kindness in furnishing music for the services in our You y performed the duties of organist and thereby assisted greatly in advancing the good cause in which we are all engaged. We hope that the example which you have given to us by setting aside all jealousies of church and creéleld e Master's work in this neighborhoo may have a lesson for us all and that the time ma not be far distant when perfect unity the Christian workers And why should we not all work towards Just as the many streams of our own beautiful province run together Lawrence which flows on to find a heaven in the broad At- lantic, we earnestly hope and pray that all our different denominations and societies may ultimatelyjoin together to form one grand army to march on to that hezven I a slight token of our appreciatiOn ofthe part which vou have done and are doing to- we beg that you will accept this little present not as payment for your services but as a slight token of our respect and thanks to The reward for such labor we leave Andrews HYMENEAL.-â€"~Yesterda) afternoon the Seth Methorall, at Little Britain. was the scene of one of which come LINDSAY. lHURSDAY. DECEMBER 26TH. 1895 JAMES GOHEEN TAXIDERMIST. East Ward. Birds and animal. of all klnds',mcunted in the most artistic and life-like manner. Particular attention i 34 Queen-St,, there Will be no place to accqudate i paid to the mutating of deer heads. Charges moder- the bums and toughs who are llkely to, follow in the wake of the T.V.C. ' Such an argument holds but‘ little weight, however, for every per- l Ladies and Gentlemen : son with common sense knows that if . , you abolish the whiskey you will have Ops is being rerincnted, I ask your support and no bums and that] species of animal called tramp would be so rare as to be re Mounted b- ds Dub" kinds for sale. RA'I‘EPAYEâ€"RS OFDPS. I As the Munic- pal Elections are close at hand and influence for the pesition of Deputy-Reeve, to which i other! you elected melast. year. Having served one .year's apprenticeship, you have the o portunity of l judging my actions in Council an as a Road Commissioner. The est may be taken an the index of the future, with t a benefit that experience has taught. Thanking you for past confidence, I remain, Yours truly 8. J. FOX. W l\ W ARE YOU READY I AM READY FOR YOU GEO. W. BEALL. Everything in apple pie order. New goods opened and nicely displayed. To enumerate every- thing would be Impossible. Remember that in the following lines I excel. GOLD Rings, Watches, Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, Cul Buttons, Cuff Links ..... SILVER Watches, Chains. Lockets, Bracelets ...... SOLID STERLING SILVER Cofl'oe Spoons, Teaspoons, Salt Spoons, Souvenir S cons. Also Sterling Silver Nove ties in Fruit Knives, Scent Bottles, Handkerchief Holders. Scissors, Thimblca, Hat Marka'etc. In FINE LEATHER and PRESEN- TATION goodsl have far and away the best and the chea at atockin town. \Vritlng Folios, dies Bags, “Wallets, Card Capes, Elegant Dresv ing and Writing Cases, Albums, ' .. ..... Music Boxes....... O. W. BEALL, Established our Watchmaker and Jeweller. 80 years. The Old Store at... Oakwocd... Very Busy“ Too Busy to WriteAdver- tisement s AboutGoods We have increased our staff of clerks in order to attend to the crowds that are coming, and can now promise not to keep too many waiting, We are pleased to welcome our many new customers and just as pleased to meet our old friends, to all of whom we extend the com- pliments of the season. -,‘1 Yer/g U ' Grading: , , It is butoa few days before wondering where and what to Selector Xmas presents. We haye many do Sirable articles for your selection for that joyous occasion. YOU will ,. Lionds largely on “7,, .t iS where Virgiexwg: ' n-d or not we fig... ’1 y made clothes mv. . i i i had; 1. u mSPCCiio; 1e those well I We will give a list of some bargains for yo .lust Passed into stock some .mnce' The Cindi together thorough} lerated. Tr,- u, ,1, 8 D02. LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ Km LINED GLOVES AND MITTS Purchased at 50 per cent. below regular value. in Hand Wear could excel them for beautv of and comfort. So convenient when 1 answer this deigr‘ijfi E. ARMi Nothing ' finish ' ' Shopping. No muff need be carried. ALE PR ll Christmas " ties Fine Slippers , Undressed lxz; . and Bronze at , regular :12‘; . HANDKERCHIEFS BY THE MILLION. 'Ne commence these goods at 2c.â€"stop at 33. Some wonderiul values between these prices. Ladies’ Ties and Searfs Men’s Neck Wear Men's Collars and Cufi’s Men’s White and Colored Shirts .. The best 256. Silk, Cashmere, and Wool Soclo in the Trade. w Lines of Impo * at half pr: . avalue in Vv’h Patent Leather Moccasins ar boy and go a pair . F wish all our a merry Chri BLANKETS AND DOWN owns 1 usroiiii AWAY DOWN IN PRICES, Law... East Of Daly FD ihe Ware 'RSDAY. Dec. CHEN ILLE CURTAINS Imported from the Philadelphia Manufacturers, by a. odds the largest assortment on display in Lindsay. These goods commence at $2.65, Fancy Border and Handsome Fringe. . SPIRIT LAKE'S cm: 1 Gilbert, the Iowan W4, '7 ' America's Most Put - shooter from Shoou - admirers call E‘ FANCY SHOULDER SHAWLS in Lovely Tints and Rich \Veaves. just the present for an elderly lady. ' TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS and Household Napefy- Exquisite Goods and Charming Bargainsâ€"so appro- priate as a present to a housewue. WHITE BED SPREADS. rare values. What could b8 more acceptable to the feminine heart than A RICH SILK DRESS ress Goods. Ln. name: man an: aeemastrataanea ‘ Q mED Granger. % I" 380. His mothe ‘ a}- ' fmm hostile no.1 Extra values in \Vool ’ VVMWVMM x IN OVEBGOA‘I'S ; "t' I fondness for ' ability to handle Was 13 Fears of ago, his, himself a o o 0 L j. 3" t we are offering some big bargains. A lot of 130) ’ possls iiiizetgok Overcoats at $2.50 and $3.00. - excursions. a ‘ 80988 and prair' b’these two hunte "‘ Was alvmys m _ mt‘oumaments. could induce award. but “1011} SUIT S and PANTS at December Prices. Should you feel like buying a Carpet or Oilcioth, get our 3““: first. You'll have something left then for othcr P‘esanb'vhe‘n job lot of wide Ribbons at we a yard. h’ou’it be amazed ” you see them. Come early. Come often.