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I""' ~v _-___ day 21:}: week. ..... The annual service 0: the English church win he held in the town 1131!. Minder), on New Years Eve. A splendizl programme 1'“ 8511.2 prepared. P1.}:somL.â€"Misa Ros " t M333 Alice :3: V‘abinacn WW r m Cambra ; . y on _ 1W“ 6‘ afiu ‘91 Xmas .at home "this week been TELEPHONE vs. TEY‘EG {APH.â€"NOW that the telegaph company s .eaks of rolling up the zinc from Bobcayéeon to Mindeny We think the people in Minden who are interested, should endeavor to have tele- phone cammuuication between their Vii?- age and .Gelurt. The ’phone Would be much more convenient than the teiegml’h and although it would cost” considerable, ‘Stllg gmrerment assistance could no doutl GELERT AND THE NORTH. Speclal to the Watchman. t) the Watchman. . Cums}; EAL-To n".â€"Many farmers In this vicinicy are working up to the impor- tanca of the cheese indiistry and th' necessity of :1 cheese factory in this 913” No msaiiugs have yet been held, In? several persvns are taking steps in tip.“ direction and are Making for an enter] n - in: chees-xman who will erect a factor?- They promise considerable assistance and ire of the I-pinion that no difficulty would be fLun-J. in securing the necessary number of cows. Cheesemen should com- municate with 0. J. Campbell, Hartley - S; ExmmuxnmuThe Methodist church Sunday school of fins place purpose hold- ing a grand entertainment on Thursday evening, Dec. 24th. Prof. Henry Simp- 80n,b Unnadasfamov s ventriloquest, with his wonderful talking mechanical figures has been specially en raged and there wil' also be a first- class program of vocal am; instrumental music readings, recitations etc. A capital eveninn’s entertainment can be cmfidently looked forward to. Admission 20 ancl 10 cents. See post- Exmmux)2}:.\‘T.â€"The Methodist Sab- bath schnol intend having their annual entertainment on Christmas eve. There will be two trees for the presents. A good program is being prepared. We expecc a clever young lady from the east t) take part in the entertainmenf. Com? 01d and young and enjoy yourselves, and get a present from old Santa. AdmissiOn .15 cents. Special to the Watchman IS. :51 Accxm; .v: â€"Mr. Ics.R1msey of Oak wood met w: th a painful accident on Mon- day of this week. W hiic using a turnip s’icer he unfortunately slipped ohis: fingeia instead of the turn: p under the knife. with t' .18 i suit that the second and third fingers o: the left hand weie badly nipped at the points. X little further under tho knife and the ends of :nree fingers would have suLercd amputation. Sseclal to the Watchman Special to the Watchman. ny Hardwood, Long and ShOrt First-class Stove, Nut and Borg COAL. Also the best Blacksmith) . . Coal in the market PHONE 56. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS .l'lbsu Luna», U..-.-. â€" , . , , -. _- Pipe, of all sizes. A full .lme Ofall kinds of Lumber and Shingles for Builders. Everything up to datc and prices to suit the times. Give ...usaca11... isthe best time :0 enter, that the course may be completed by next spring, when Bookkeepers an d Sicnographcrs are mom: required. Our attenduncc is near-1y double of What it was this time last year. This is the best evidence that can be given of thc character cf our work and the suuess of our graduates. For circhuru rriving [nil information, address *75 Fresh Lime, Drain Ti§cua§§d Sewer Better Times In Business Circles “ ith the return of wood times comes the inereased demand for (apnble help Our o‘uj ct. is to giVe our stur‘ents a thoru ugh trainin-z in C: mmercial SUbjects mending: Sher -.ha.nd_ and 'IV pc“ ritinx. WEST END Lumber, Goal mi Weed (She ‘matcbman. THURSDAY, DEC 17th, 1896. . ERYEES 3 GO- No. 9 Victoria Avenue. FEW 42 E MGCREA. YARD JANETVILLE Business’ College, Peter-bore CAMBRAY. OAKVVOOD -â€"1yr‘ of THE . Wircvfimkfil Béfe are delighted with. the new improyement in it and it W111 meet; with a. stronger damand Normsâ€"Mr. Geo. H. Jones lefc here about two weeks ago for Peter-borough, “here he is going to learn blacksmithing with am up-tu-date mechanic ...... Mr. Wm. Brown is assisting Mr. Jim Spiers of Franklin in horse shoeing, and makes :1 “dandy good boy.” Give them a cal: and see what they can do for you in wood- work also ...... Mr. Will Bailey of Mari- Dosa is visiting his grandfather, Mr. Wm. Stacey ....... Mr. Id. Fallis has completed his work with Mr. D. Flack and is back to the village again..,_ Mr. Wm. Adams of Omemee, who is travelling for a silverivare company paid Fleetwoood a flying visit. We are all glad to see him. Come again, Will... . Mr. H. Graham and son of Ops are in the village seeing after their farm interests ...... Many of the people from here attended the market and are well satisfied with prices obtained. ..-Many end almost everybody are moved over the cum- ing election. We believe there is going to be a red-hot contest if all stories ,are true, but cheer up boys. . . . . .The readers a 1'- [1,3 auu U" U U" o . . . . . .On Saturday, 12th inst, Miss Fanny, sister of Mr. Robert Grandy, Omemee. passed away to that; happier land. Her brother in Omemee is all of the family remaining. On Sunday her remains were interred m St Mary's bury- ing ground, followed by a large concourse 4f eorrowinq friends. . . . . .011 Sunday, 123:}: :nst.. the Wife of the late John limmah died at her residence. As she was an aged women it was probably ,old age that was the cause of her death. Thece are three deaths insile of about one week, and this community is in a state of mourning at present, but there «mus-4.x“. ...vu-..- --- uvâ€"‘w- is one hope and (onulabmn that they have all gone to a happier clime, where troubie is no more, but all is joy and happiness. A u . at n: 01:1TL'ARY.â€"It is with deep regret and sympathy we chronicle the death of some of an: enly settlers. On Friday, 4th, inst., the. wxfe of Mr. J. Dean of Lifi‘ord passed away after a long illness, aged 75 years. She leaves a husband two sons and two daughters to mourn her loss. “TURKEY Simonâ€"There was a. turkey shoot; at Holden’s yesterday. CO\CERT.â€"~The Orangemen give a grand concert in the opera house on Christmas evening. James Fax is the chief attraction, but Will be ably assisted by jocal talgnt, W.“ 7, , , IMPROVEDâ€"Our merchant, Mr. Stacey, ms ms ml-housa moved to the rear of hi.» Premises, whlch adds much to the appear- uuce of ms new store. PERSOSAL.â€"'Joe thnson. Wife and children were home from Rat Portage, last week. Con ’LIMETARY.â€"-THE Wncmmx was the recipient of many compliments Ins: week, in its: chem: new type and eniarged columns, as well as the condensad form of crisp news, and everything in the en~ tire make-up right up to date. The wish of your subscribers is that its size or circulation may never grow less. Special to the Watchman. COUNTY Cour-.1 I:'IO.\‘E1’.S. â€"'i‘here ap- pears to be a kind of 511111111112 for the position of County Commissioners. Reeve Swiizer and Deputy-Peeve Mc- Quade are known to be cmdidates, and Dr. Cornwall’s name is mentioned :lso as probabie candidate. The doctor’s many friends bu! h in Ilzniiy and througout the county would 11 {e to see him in the county councl again, as there is no man whose opinionfi and judgment is more respected at couni'y council deliberations than our own respected reeve of Ome- D198. NEW Blancaâ€"The G.T.R. bridge buflders are building a new bridge over Pigeon river, on the Missing Link. It WIIl be a. substantial wooden structuru when completed, and tz‘wal will not 're obstructed during its construction. A CLEAN SHEET. :The township col- lectors. Charles Curncil, is ready to make his eighth annual return ofa clean collected roll. He haa only in one in- stance to distrai for taxes this year. In fact there is no township or corloozaiion in Ontario, that taxes are more promptly paid than they are in Emily and Omemce. I): SESSION.â€"The council for the town- ship of Emily is in session this (Tuesday) winding up the business for the year. The village council will convene for the same purpose this evening. The tax collector for the corporation Wm. Gard- iner. has his roll clear and will return hzs book at this meeting. Tm: COLD Shaunâ€"The cold snap which set in on last Sunday night has frozen up the roads and has started a great deal of handling wood and gram into the village. The mill pond is frozen over and the skating is all that can be desird- _L\'aw hoursâ€"The e1ectric fight is bemg placed on the street again. This tlme they are trymg the incandescent 1amns instead of the arc lamp, and are placing one at every corner. _ PERSONALâ€"Miss J, Scott, who has been m the postuflice here for the last two years, has resigned her position, and left; {Ur her home on Monday. . . . . . Mr. Chas. Bork-“d, Who got tired of Canada about a year ago and left for the States never to return, came back last. Thursday.... Miss Katie Austine of Kinmount spent Sunday under the parental roof. She was was accompahied by her friend, Mus Maud Scott, of Kimnount. delivering aeuvering the maps which were recently purchased from the Caxton Co. of Toronto y Several school sections in this countY- Clflrt SChOul rnnn;\rnr‘ nun nr. annflav HIGH TELâ€"The annual high tea held by the St. Janus bisterhnod in TwomeY’S hall last Wednesday, 9th inst, was a decided success, financially and otherwxse. The chief feature of the evening's cuter- tiinment was an address on India. by Mr- MacUonachie, who had lived in India. for 25 years. FARMERS’ INSTITUTEâ€"0n Saturday afternoon and evening the Farmers lnsn Iute meet was‘hcld in (my vilinwe- The b‘ARuERs’ human. â€"â€"()n Saturday afternoon and evening the Farmers Insti tute meet “as hcld in our vii} age. The mee‘dnyr was crowded to the overflow and a great many more sought but could not gain admission and those that gamed entrance were glad to get: our. It should ethe ambition of our people to get 3 town 11311. Special t: the Watchman. Special t6 the Watchman. ~â€"~_--_- __ --.._.. v- ~77, ‘7 school received one on Monday. FENELON FALLS< FLEETWOOD. OMEMEE‘ cattle cw: ........... . Bulls, per cwt.; ........ ‘ Shipping sheep, per cwt Butchers’ sheep, per head Spring lambs. per cwt. . Calves, per head ..... : Chmca bacon hogs, cwt Thick fat hogs per cwt.. Light fat hogs, per cwt.. Soysnpe: my”. . . . . .. . ‘ {$19,393: Qty; . . .. ..‘, 3308185‘961‘CW'3... : - Ht." GRAVENHURST. ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT.â€"()n Satur- day last Chief Engineer John McKee, of the Navigation 00., drove his brother’s team and cutter to the Muskoka Wharf to bring home his chest of mols. He was accompanied by his two little sons. Tying the horses, McKenzie went a few 3 steps for a box, and on returning with it, the horses became fribhtened and backed into the water, eighteen feet in depth. The youngr boy, Willie, was seated in the mutter, but his brother Alex. had fortunat- ' elyjumpedout, to which circumstancelittle Willie owes his life, for the father could not have lifted Willie out of the danger without the aid of Alex. who manfullv assisted his father. As the cutter and ‘aeamapproached the wharf, Mr. McKenzie had reached the horses‘ heads; but he c-mld not stop their mad impulse, and was himself carried down with them. Being a. good swimmer, he swam to the stem of a steamer. Willie. who had gone down beneath the horses, was not in sight, and the terrified Father despaired of ever seeing him alive again. But in a minute the boy floated to the top, and his father soon caught him and swam l with him to the horses. Getting on their 'backs, he succeeded by great exertion in lifting Willie up to where Alex. Could reach him, and both were evxdently in safety again, before other help arrived. Willie was only slightly bruised by the horses. but suffered greatly from exhaust- ion and shock. and during the afternoon 'was in a very critical condition. The l horses were got out after an hour and a half’s immersion. more dead than aliveâ€"Banner. Hay, per ton ............ Honey per 1b., ........ Cream per qt ........... Sage per bunch. ........ Lard per lb.......... Straw per load ........... Timokhy ...... .......... Clover, Alsike, per bus. Clover, Red ...... . ...... Toronto Live Stock Market. Milch cows, each ....... $20 00 to $35 00 Export cattle, pet cwt. 3 5‘) to 4 00 Christmas cattle, per cwt 3 50 to 4 25 Butchers’ choicecattle, cwt 2 90 to 3 DC! Butchcis’ 0rd. to good a TENDERS FOR woon. Mr. Anderson submitted the report of the managing committee. re the weed contract for next year. recommending that the tender of Mr. Jos. Ma‘under he accepted at $53.05 per cord, security being given. Aiso th: 1: a box sh v;- be purcha ed in 111“: south ward srhool.â€"â€"Adcpi€d. FINANCE. Mr. Stewart, read the report of. the fin- ance committee, recommending payment ofa. number of accounts. ('A BETA RR R. APPOINTED. Some twenty applications for the posi- tion of caretaker for the Francis-st. and north ward schools were received, and on motion than of Mrs. Bell was accented. J‘ILLISG VACANCIES. - Over 100 applications were received to fiil the vacai cics on the staff caused by the resignation of Miss Braden and Miss Graham, and were duiy considered by the board. Buckwheat ............... Barley, per bushel ........ Rye .............. . ..... Oats, ............ . ....... Peas, small ............... Peas, Mummies ........... Peas Blue ............... Potatoes per bag ......... 0 35 to 0 45 MEAT, POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE. Chickens, per pair. . . . . . 0 25 to 0 35 Ducks, per pair ........... O 40 to 0 50 Geese. per lb ............ 0 O5 to 0 06 Bustel per Yb ............ . 0 14 to C) 15 E-ms, per dozen ........... 0 13 to 0 14 Tuzkeys per Tb ............ 0 O7 to 0 08 Hons, ,hve weight, per cwt 3 00 to 3 50 Lamb, per lb ............ 0 05 to O 06 Dressed Hogs ............ 4 00 to 4 50 Beef ................. . . 3 00 to 4 50 Farmers’ Hams per lb. . . . . 0 06 to O 08 Fall Wheat per bushel Fyfe Wheat do do.,.. Spring do do Goose do do. Moved by Mr. R. Kennedy. seconded by Mr. Walters, that the application (f Miss Shaver and Miss Kelley be accepted. â€"Carried. THURSDAY, DEC. I7'l‘H.â€"By Elias Bowes, auctioneer, unreserved sale of farm stock and implements, the property of Mr. Rich. Corbett, lot 19. con. 1 Mariposa. Sale at one o’clock sharp. TUESDAY, DEC. 22.â€"By Elias Bowes. auc- tioneer, unreserved sale of farm stock and implements, the property of Mr. Robert Jordan, lot 21, con. A, Mariposa. Sale atone o’clcck. than ever. . . .Mr. John Sutton has been tar papering and sheeting his house late- ly. He will have a comfortabie house now.. ..T. K. Brown is just as much interested in the dairy as ever. He is meeting with very favorable success. It: would be a good thing if many more farmers had the same venture in them as From Mr. l'absmore. asking that his substitute durixw time of illness be paid. â€"Finance. COMMUNICATIONS. From Caretaker Hail, asking for in- crgpse of §§lary.â€"Mnnagmg committee. A special meeting: of the board of edu- cation was held on Friday evening. The following members were present :â€"Mr. J. R. McNeiHie, chairman ; and Messrr‘. Flavelle, McLaugh‘du, Andarsmx. R. Kennedy, Stewart, Staples, Deacon and .Dr. J efl'cra. 1‘.K. Board then adjourned. LINDSAY MARKETS Board of Education. SALE REGISTER. do do . . . .. COARSE «RAIN. VEGETABLES. THE WATCHMAN. LINDSAY THURSDAY DECEMBER 17TH. 1896 GENERAL. GRAIN. N) 5w q 0‘ H O *1 5m <90on me0 3333 5m 3 F {6* O M 00 HHlowwwpoamwmw ..,. ‘0, 831$ wawwpmwmmww O! O! O U! 01 8888888°““”“ t0083 t0078 t0078 130063 00880.0 8-776 0000 660815~ 223144 0000000 mmmmwmm 50 8855 22W1343 0000000 wwmwpmw gammooa oOOOOO‘ . Ofid ' whichlw exch n Clweslale 'e t. _A caxves for sale n n! MIN FHORN .L Toronto Farmer’s Market. White wheat. 880; red 87c: goose, (360; peas. 44 to 45c; barley, ‘28 to 35c; oats. 230 to 25c; buckwheat 34c; rye. 36c. Pota toes, 40c. Butter rolls 15c to 200; tub, 12c to 13c. Turkuys, 60; geese, 5c; chick- ens. 200 to 350 a. pa. r. Ops Municipal Elections Take notice that a Public Mectimz of the Free and Independent Electors of the Township of Ops will be held in the Township Hall on at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon, hr the purpose of nommating candidates {or the offices of Reeua Deputy Reeve and Councillors ‘or said municipalin for the year 1897. If more than the requisite number of candidates be nominated for the rcspecriw- offices, and a poll demandcdmthe proceedings will be adjourned until 9 o’clock a.m., on when a pull will be opened in the several sub-v'iviuions of the Township, and kept. open till 5 o‘clock p.11). and no longer (Sec pomers). Des. 16th, 1896. W. F. O‘BOYLE, 51-2. Returning Officer, Ops Monday, December 28th, 1986, MBNDAY, JANUARY FOURTH, I897, LADIES and GENTLEMEN,â€"At the earnest solici- tution of many electors in the§Town of Lindsav and the Township of Ops, I have consented t 1 become a candidate for District No. 2‘ com prising the Town of Lindsay and that port‘on 1f the p"10111111511111 of Ops, ly ymg W at of the ecunos: R 1er in the new count council, for the County of Victoria, for the yearn 12597- 98. l have had comiderable municipal exâ€" nerience in town, township and county councils and am pexfet‘tlv sat1sficd to leave my past record fm )011r lonsideration. if electel I will do all in m\ power to solve the best interests of the count generallv and District No. 2 in narticulnr.Wi1hi.; vouamerry Christmas and a. hop p" New Year, 1 remain, yours truli, ROBERT BttYANS. â€"51. To the Electors of Division No. 3. to elect com- missioners for the County Council of the County of Victoria. OENI‘LEMEN.â€"Having consented to offer myaen non. can xidnte for the above honorable position, I might State v at. I have been a member of the count) council f r ten years, three years as deputy-mew ane seven years as reeve. I have also had the honor to represent the county as warden. Artu- my long experience in municipal affairs I claim I am justified in asi‘dng you]: support, and if elecged I will diS! harm- my duty to the best of my ability, for the best Interest of the county and particularly for the am sicn [hat I may rep.esent. Yours, most respectfully, 51 '1‘. H. McQUADE. To the Electors of East Ops, Emily and Umemee: GEl'TLEMEN.â€"As a large number 0! ratepave“ in Di"ision, No. 3.1)ave been asking if I am a candi- date I have decir‘ ed to ofi'er myself for County Crumcn Divisiun. No. 3, com rising that port'on «f tlu To wmhip of Ops east. 0 the Scuvzoz river, the Town- ship of Emlly and the Villaza of Omemee, and mlxci: you: vote and influence. I have been a member 0‘ the county council for the past. 1wo yours, and if Slain returned will do all in my chr to aerva the b t interests 0! Division Na. 3 and the count go rIly. Yourstmly, ' 7 uyl ops.l\Dec. 9th, 18963-534 L‘I‘ v FDR S ALE 0R EXCHANGE “11%;“ undersigned has for service on his farm, Lot. 21, 1,1}?an ;"of“ ’0 d Bull, bred from prize stock. ?. Mmiposa. registered Bexkshire Boar, which I w exch n 38 for a. two or three- year old Spring .at‘ one Bow Park Farm, Brantford. deeslale 1‘ ‘5 dollar at time of service. 1’11:th and .Aleo, heifers, young cows and 1 sale ”"63 0' 11d make a. note of this and ‘ignpro “1°” ices to suit the times. ALBERT'T .Lnt 12,1001). 8, Fe: elpni. Powles'l 0:1” 1;. MIN rHQBN Corners P.O.'- 5 The Wonderful Cheap Men, Lindsay, Pete? 11010 and Port ’1III!HiHHIIHHHIHIllllllillllllllllllhilihfl MP!H'H:Hullhsliflliiilhlim! {HHLIM'lmhhzlh! H ii{HEWHIla!“liiflllilfiflllfiflfllliflfifllflflfli gglm HMH}!I1.711111%“?!liifiiIEIEH,liliIiiiliiEiiléléliiiliiiiE!§§3|5l;l§|[lililflH§lHE!HE!iiJiliiflz’flélililfiflTlfl?HifflflflfifflHilfiii‘ls'fljlmflIfljlfliflflililm‘iElélgflflfliflil}“1111le1111mm“IIfit!QHIEITIIHZIH]1m}!!!Hmmif‘liiii OUNTY COUNCIL, DIS- OUNTY COUNCIL DIVI- OUNTY COUNCIL. TRICT No. 2. SlON No. 8. Remember, the sale is absolute. We will astound you with bargains, and with every sale we give a guarantee to . money if the sale is not bona fida or Just as advertisnd. It is the greatest sale of Clothing in recent years, and to se â€"50 come and see I\’o money can buy so much as the dollar that will be spent here. vim: 4 E vs Inga”. lnâ€"JITL . u. rv‘x, Deputy-reeve of Ops. U of the undersigned, Luth, Con 5, Fénelun, a. llackP ig. Owncris requested to prone nrnnern. pas echubCS arm take it aum‘. GEORGE TAYLOR. Camernn, Nov.2.3,1596.-â€"48 I’anirs indebted to the late “‘iiimm Iloadr 1c} are requested to call and sxtzle tmir accounts btfure Jamuan 1%.1597, Is the nsww n'ust be wound up. MR." I L. M. HOADLEY, No. 13'.) Wimmn-SL, Liucsxy .-49-3. Skitch’s Terrace, Wi'liam 8L, sewn romns; warn) and comfortable. Town water and elecmc light if preferred. Rent mo. erate. Possession at once. W. R. Skitch.-48-4. L” A. Silverwond’s Ranch, Bexley tow ship. some time durin: the past fall, three twmyear 01d Heifem, one black and white. HoTstein, on: nearly all hum. bred and the other red and white : one yearling He fer. dark red Mulcy ; two yearling Steels, r- d and white. All the above cattle are branded on the right. lup. Parties luv-‘ing knowledm of the win r abnuxs of any f0 m- u ('zuflo willAhe rewarded on am-lication to W. A. SILVERWOOD, Jun , Oakwood P. 0â€"484. V premises of the undersizned, lot 4. con.10, Emily, on or about the First of November, Two Pigs. The owner is requested to prove property. my ex- penses and take them away. mus. JOHN C. SCULLY, l)own-eyville.â€"51--1. U undersigned has for service on his farm, L‘ wt )3), (Ton. 10, Ups, :1 1hurnughbred Chester \Vnite Boar, “ King anlford ’ (3:7), purchumd from Mr. 10?. Stratiord of Brantford, by v. hum he was used for n «0 years as his stuck hog. This animal cames of great stock, numdy, "Glanworth King" and saver Clncf," and carries the. bluod 0i "Lad; Bates" and "Sweep stakes the First," which ought. to commend him to he must fastidmus. Tim.» s.- $1.00 at time of service. W. J. MOORE, L=ndssy Rosâ€"45.8. ' U premises of the undersigned, Lot ‘0 Con. 7‘ (*pz, One Red Heifer, about two years old.” Owner is requestvd to prove property, pay cxrenscs and :emove the animal. WM. bLOAN, Lindsay P.0. â€"51-4. NOTICE TO PAY [JPâ€"All l’ani‘s indebted to thu Jute Wiiimm Iload HOUSE TO RENTâ€"In u ’1‘.)- râ€"nn U undersigned nu; !or senicc at his farm: West half Lot. 6, C011. 10. Fenelnn. a. well-bred Yorkshire Boar. TEMIS â€"â€"75 cents at time of service. FRAN- UIS BRYAN. Lindsm 13.0 â€"{)0-4. u ’J‘hose wirhing Barn Timber ' Lmuld apply 1(- me at once. 1 cm lurnish a whole outfit. NATHAN DAY. Poul 'b'fl‘Ol‘l'CTS P.().â€"50-2. V the premises of the undersigned Lot 4, Con 12.. E11111), about, October 1st. One 1 out)" Red Steer. Owncrihxquvsud to proxep property? and remou the animal. ROBERT SANDLRSUN, Lincsa) PA) Dec. 10 1896. â€"‘-l)- 3. ESTRAY CATTLE From W A QHvav-uvnnrl’u Douala Dnvhu- #A... ”L.“ V (.1 llie Puiv fiwmomha «31d,b}nck, m; four “bite feet, white breast, and white strip acloss face, stort tail. rough mated. Finder will be suitabh rcwardqd _by lanvi y_ at ANDERSON, NUGENT 00’s, I in"aExy.â€"--50-tf. BOAR FOR SERVICE. The nurlarsfinuuml In.“ ft“. u........,. A.‘ x. .K. T BOAR FOR SERVICE BOAR FOR SERVICEâ€"The underaignei ms for renicc at his farm: West BARN TIMBER FlebALF “v; LLIMN ‘)nun "Dim! . ngfig’XYlfiDâ€"I mo the premises TRAYEDâ€"Came into the TRAY CATTLE â€" Came into TRAYED OR STOLENâ€"A TRAY lfIGS+Strayed into the We’re determined to relieve the pressure caused by our gigantic stock. At no time 1-3 last ten years has there been such excitement in the wholesale Clothing trade as in the past weeks. Owing to the exceedingly mild weather, trade has been disappointing, ccnsmw; immense stocks are on hand: When the demand is light prices are low. This season I; was so light that prices were simply paralysed. We were offered from time to time tin»: finest clothing at prices usually asked for the lowest grade. Unable to resist such ten; offers we bought almost $20,000 worth of Clothing. Now that we have it we find ens-j with a “white elephant” on our hands. The Clothing was bought at our own prices, their is little demand tor heavy goods these mild days our position is about the same .25 farmer and his apple crop. Sighing and thinking of what might have been will do no 3 Quick actiOn is necessary. For the balance of this season we close our eyes to real won}: inaugurate a selling soiree that is destined to stand;unequalled in our mercantile 125:1: (4' 53 fl Cverclgats and Ulsters now $ 2 12 15 18 Take Your Choice at 500. on the 5,: ££ H ‘6 (( (C (( (i ‘U (C (‘ TO BE SOLD OUT AT ONCEsfi Owing to the extension and expansion ofour Fur busini and Peterboro we find that it is impossible with the re‘ command to give the Lindsay business the attention} fully demands, and therefore we have determined to set-p stock AT ONCE at prices that will afford the par; opportunities to secure Fine Fur Goods and Gent's P41 . : . are seldom afforded . . - this sale offers a splendid chance to buy appropriateg and young. One thing must not be forgotten. This“ in full swing until as short a time after the midalet‘; compatible-with the reduction of the stock to a cert”. event of a change of ownershipsâ€"so the goods must? We have put all prices at the lowest notch to ensureth' . . of the whole stock by the above date Caps, Capes, Gauntlets, Coats Jackets Fur Ruffs, Muffs and Robes, in Fur, and Shk kerchiefs, Ties, Shirts and G¢=~ntlema Furnishings of all kinds, 1 FAIRWEATHER W Christmas is not far off and in the purchase of 'meé MANUFACTUIRING ENTIRE STOCK OF 10 12 15 $5 Suits, new ING FURRIERS, TOROV? BORO and LINDsAA . d H 6‘ , nus scascm i ne to time thgq resist such tern, it we find em own prices, by to Iii" r3“. z-afmfib lo-tofi: “’e hava speciaily of Chris’z will be ea and sec Santa -â€"Fa.u Thea * -â€"-Kid Gio‘ .00 rm; -â€"Love â€"â€"A fei ~â€"han ‘ QQ O'DireC alien‘s: -Embro -â€"SIX 1; $1 â€"-Sflk '1‘- Ste -Men’.~ EEC Fancy 1‘ Paper K Silver 31 Silver 31 Silver 8: Silver Cs Silver S: Silver B Haadsor alllli EM Usefai s Cloth rocket Silver .‘f SH“ 1' N Ladies' Scent Volu Blou‘ On a: 301mb bong! S: 91 mat