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an” fl COUNTY CGRRESPONDENCE :2? Milk Cans at Cinnamon The Methodist church I nificent choir now, consis 'teen members and tv Messrs. A. Feir and F. V tho comets, and Miss Lo ald is the organist. T1 tion is large_, filling the ( Sundav, notwithstanding ald iS the Organ-av tion is large, filling Sunday, notwithsta orable weather and .wheel for Mr. Wi] jug, Wii new Peter which he i thing. Mr. Tom Stacy passvu ..uv..°..‘ Fleetwood last Saturday. ‘ fiXorman Brown has started a livery stable .in Flégtwood. Norman always does his carting for nothing. Mr. Ned Fallis has moved back to Ned‘s merry whistle Fleetwoad. up in the town. cheers the people dressmakâ€" Toronto and opened up a dence of ing establishment at the r951 her father. A " ‘ “Aâ€"n’n‘f Miss Jennie Mills left for Bancroxt last week to resume hermnuties as school teacher. Miss Clam Wellstood, teacher at Bury's Green, is spending the Easter holidays at her home in Kimnount. and at her brother's in Minden . Miss Fannie tht nurse at. Nicholls hospital, Peterborough, is home for a. short vacation. We welcome Mr. J. W. Green to our midst. Mr. Green has engaged with A ALA:â€" We welcome Mr. J. W. Green to our midst. Mr. Green has engaged with Graham Bros. Co. to manage their‘ butter factory for the coming season. Mr. Wm. Sherman of Lindsay and his foreman Mr. J. S. Windrum of Burnt River. loaded several cars of telegraph poles here last week. Mrs. Wm. Caldwell has reCOVercd irom her attack of diphtheria. Quar- antine has been removed. Again the grim reaper has appear- ed and taken away an estimable farâ€" mer in Galway Mr. John Scarlett. Mr. Scarlett got up on Monday morning feeling alright and shortly afterwards took convulsions and pas- sed away. On Wednesday, April 3rd, a. large concourse of sorrowing‘ friends followed his remains to the Kinmount cemetery. Much sympathy is lelt for Mrs. Scarlett and family in their sore bereavement. Mr. Henry Smith of Fenclon Falls, agent for McCormack Farm Imple- ments, paid us a flying visit on Tuesday last. We noticed Mr. Prust of haunurton here on Tuesday last. Mr. T. Joy has purchased the resi- dence 'of Dr. R. S. Frost. Oh say, ‘Bee,’ how do you like cookies frosted with emulsion of cod liwr oil ‘? Mean trick. “Mab.” $1 for the coming season. '. William Coulter started seed- William thinks the ground is enough. _-,J n J ANETVILLE Tinware repaired at Cinnamon's. It, is our very painful duty ‘to have to record the death of Mr. Robt. Elngram, which sad event took place on Thursday. He had been ailing In“ some time and was under the skilful treatment of Dr. C. H. Brereâ€" fton, and all that medical aid could 'do he succumbed. He was lollowed 710 his last resting place in Mt. Horâ€" eb cemetery on Saturday by a large Concourse of sorrowing friends and acquaintances, showing how‘ highly he was respected in this vicinity. surrounding townships, are going in- to the Canadian Cordage Co. of Peterboro very strongly. Several hundred do,lars worth of stock hasl‘ already been subscribed for, and their agent, Arthur Graham of Bethâ€" any, is kept busy answering inquiries and filling out application b,anks. He has just been through this village and has met. with good success, as several of us saw the large list he had in his possession. last week‘s issue of the Millbrook Reportcr, I find a paragraph which runs like this: “Moved by Councillor Ev-ans, seconded by Councillor Stan- ton. that the sum of $400 be voted by this council for the purpose of roads and bridges ; not more than $100 to be expended by each commi: sit nvr : and the commissioners be as follows: Wallace Bruce, divi- The farmers in this township and lrrounding townships, are going in- ) the Canadian Cordage Co. of eterboro very strongly. Several unfit-9d donlars worth of stock has wa--~ .be Sutton has purchased a ’etcr Hamilton grill, with he intends to sweep every- FLEETW 90D CAMBRAY Cinnamon‘s. Stacv passed through and two comets. md F. Webster play Miss Lottia McDon- ist.. The congrega- ing the church every ”finding- the unfovâ€" the roads- paid a short visit 1 Mr. Eddie Shea. .1 ride horse back Prust of Haliburton (1 of Fleet- in Franklin- den Hill has mrt, visit at sion 1, Lotus;.Thomas Stanton, divâ€" 2, Ballyduff ; Heber Preston, ision art, division 3, Bethany; James Stew division 4, Fleetwood: John Evans, division 5, J anetvillc. -â€"-â€" Carried. $400 to be divided in. 01 $100 each : Please give the read- ers of this paper a receipt for making 00 and 1 3500 out, 08 a possibie $4 have no doubt several ratepayers would be very grateful for the ad I'd like to s If this game i This council Evans being t And Stanton gav The other two hm Poor Heber must If Harry had been And Benny at hi This motion wou1< Which looks so ‘ If Joe had been 3. And Barney at I This motion wou] More as a busin I. LIL...‘ U --.__- This council must be disol Evans being the mover, And Stanton gave the sign; the other two have carried it, fior Heber must resign. ved ; [f Harry had been elected, And Benny at his back, This motion would be rejected, Which looks so very slack ; If Joe had been a member, And Barney at his side; This motion would be transacted, More as a business guide. Gilbert having consented, New men should try their hand; Tom Clarke he made a venture, But was beat throughout !he la Billy carries the boodle, And thinks his job is fine; 1 And Joe is quite contented l With everything in line. daughter. cu; A few of our farmers have. tapped their maple trees, but as yet, very little sugar or syrup has been made Miss Skitch is spending her Easter vacation at her home in Campbell- ford. The school will reâ€"open on Tuesday Apr. 16th. The roads in these parts are in a terrible state, so much so that the1 farmers do as little travelling as possible. One of our fair braves liound it necessary to go to town re- cently notwithstanding the condition of the roads. Before reaching the destination the horse grew weary and bowed down to rest, to the great injury of the cutter shaft. The a '-*v - damage is verv slight. however, and there is a. ready workman near at hand. The crows are cawing, the robins flit-ting about, the snow has disapâ€" peared and instead of the. musical sleigh-bells we hear the rattling of carriage wheels. These are all true signs of spring. Moreover the busy housewives are at their housecleanâ€" ing and long for the time to come when the cheese factory will be re- ‘opened and Mr. Mulligan will ply his daily route. FAIRBAIRN Builder's Hardware at quoetion is : There are we divided into five shares LCh ' Please give the read- doubt several ratepayers 3 very grateful for the ad- is a mystery, , see it solved : z is continued. ‘Hardwarc at Cinnamon‘s. . Heaslip is visiting his Mrs. J as. Howard in Lindâ€" Mr. Jack Putter- !he land: Miss Moore at her home n We are glad Thos. Kittle, for the past ‘0‘ has recovered. Mr. ThOS- : verandah t0 17 doubt, will 1 Miss T. A131 home of her 5 COBOCONK Pure Mixed Paints at Cinnamon’s. School reportâ€"The followmg is theâ€"standing of pupils in the village schools for March :Sr. department. C.C.Birchard. Pearl Frorkler. Sr. 4th. P. Birchard, B. Richman, F.. Forest- ‘er, s. Harvey, B. Waffle, F. Arbucklc, E. Waffle, (equal), M. Ham. P. Wil- kinson, M. Mulligan, L. Wilkinson R. Taylor, H. Forester. Jr. 4th. A. Richman, J. Storey, G. Watson. Sr. 3rd. G. Hall. H. Wilkinson, P. Bow- ins, A. Dayman, J. Barjarow, E. Simp‘son, E. Graham. Sr. 3rd J. Waklin, R. Fockler, R. Waffle. F. Ingle, H. Arbuckle, E. Logie,, M. Rees, G. Holland. Junior department : Standing in class for month of March. Names in order of merit _2 2nd. classâ€"Win- nie Ca,lan, Effie Sheldon, George Dayâ€" man, Archie Barjarow, Andrew Bowâ€" ins,Bert Ingle, Albert Bariarow, A. Bowins, Cedric Loyd , Pearl Waflle, Robbie Holland, Earnest Lake, Nor- man Holland. Pt. 1 seniorâ€" Roy Shields, Gordon Callan, Georgie Log- ie, Altha Watson, Earnest Jordan, Lizzie Jordan, Howard Wrader, Etta Reed, Joe Story, Pheobe Simpson, I. Abernethy. Pt2 jsâ€"Harry Jackson, Willie Sheldon, Ilene Ayers, Herb. Dayman, Eliza Bowins, Felix Recs, 'r Sam Luff. A. L. PRIOR. teacher. Miss A. L. Prior spent Eater week 4 _ _--‘AAA Miss A. Keegan‘ and Miss Jennie a Swain of Valentia spent this week with the family of Mr. T. C. Birch- ard. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fielding spent. Easter Sunday with friends in Tor- onto. man Holland. Pt. 1 Shields, Gordon Callan, ic, Altha Watson, Ezu Lizzie Jordan, Howard Mr. William Phillips who has lived for some times in St. Catherines is at present visiting his parents here. Miss Minnie Dayman of Port. Hopcj spent Easter Sunday at the home of her brother Mr, T. Dayman. Mr. Rich. Staples and Joseph Wakâ€" lin spent part of the holidays in Tor- onto. Mr. A. Phillips is recovering from a. severe sickness. ~, 3‘ Mr. J. Ham is sun off duty from a. severe sickness........Mr. Ham is still of duty from illness ........ Master J 00 Storey has had a severe fever. Huntsville Forester: Mr. James Lucy has just returned from the woods, where he has been working in a camp some 38miles north east of Huntsville, and where he had rather an exciting time with a bull moose. One evening when returnâ€" ing to camp following the old main road, he happened to look suddenly up and Within 20 yards distance there stood one of the monarchs of the forest. a magnificent bull moose, his head lowered and bristles erect. Jim had no weapon of any kind other than a small tomahawk. The moose then came forward pawing the snow and earth up with his feet and shaking his head. Our friend then doged behind a tree, and repaetâ€" ed the precaution several times, the moose still watching him. Finally Jim gave three or four unearthly yells, but they had no effect on his lordship as he only shook his head more fiercely and threw up more clouds of snow and dirt, until Jim could scarcely see him. Then Jim says he saw his chance of escape as just behind him was a thick growth of small hemlock, into which he took a header. He then made up his mind to take tracks in another dir- ection, which he did. causing him to make a circuit of some 21/2 miles further than he otherwise would have done. Jim says there in 110} doubt in his mind about a moose? tracking a man at certain seasons of the year. Jim is not a coward, far iron; it, for w on more than one ocâ€" casion he has Saved life from drown- ing and wears a medal presented by the Royal Humane Society for conâ€" spicuous bravery in saving life, but upon this occasion he thought discreâ€" tion the better part of valor. T. Abbott is visiting at the of her sister, Mrs. W. OliVer. Thos. Mulligan _is adding a 111 to his dwelling, which no will be a marked improve- Piles! Piles! Itching Piics SYMPTOMS -â€" Moisture; intense itching and stinging; most at night; ‘ worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE’S OINTMENT stops: the itching and bleeding, heals ulcerâ€" ation, and in most cases removes the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, 3for 50 cents. Sample free. LYDIA: [SONS a: 00.. Montreal, wholesale Bicycles, $25 at Cinnamon‘s. ‘is spending this week near Lindsay. Ld to report that Mr. , who has been laid up two weeks with pluerisy Held up by a Mouse. 1000 rolls Kitchen Papers at 5 8c 6 2 roll. 1000 rolls Bedroom Papers an. 6 8: 70 a. roll. 1000 rolls Dinmg Room Papers as 8 8: 10¢ a. roll. 1000 rolls Parlor Papers at 10 to 250 a. roll. 1000 rolls Ingram Papers with border and ceiling to match. For Sale at. . . . Valuable Property THE TOWN OF LINDSAY Under and by yirtue of the Power of Sale contai' ed m certain mortgages which_ will be produced a. the time of sale! tnge will 13g sold l-‘y p~3nlicm auction at the Bens n House. in the Tov- n of Lindsay. ( n SATURDAY, he 13th day of April. 1901. at 2 o’clock p m., the foliow- in valuable propertiw: ARCEL I.â€"'l be u arth half of the south fiARCEL I.â€"'l be u arth half of the south half, and the south halt . f the north In“ of Lot No 10,.no th of Russell-45 , front- ing on Cam’ndge st. There i~ erected on this proferty a brick teruace, ku‘own as the Da y terrace, cousisfis g of five houses . PARCEL II â€"-Lot )0 3muth f Rus~elL st., and Lot No 3 north .f Glme g-st . except, the_south p 1' thereof sold to one Link. Th‘s property i k own a: the Armstmr-g property. and there a e an it adouble rough-c st house and two brick houses. TERMSâ€"10 per cent cash at time of sale, nu ' the bal me to suit purclmsn‘s For fu ther particu am a. (1. «audit 0115 of 5,19, apply to G H. HOPKINS. Vendors Solicjtor, 353255553. EHIGH-CLASS FURNITU Mortgage Sale AND STATIONERY STORE 6E0. A. LITTLE’S â€"â€"OF-â€"â€" [Judah] Bicycles, $25 at Cinnamon’s. is here. Our showrooms from basemen to garrfit?m filled with a stock equal to any city esmblishment If you are seeking artistic furniture; prices this is your store. Anderson, Nugent 8100 be: umaond ‘ ‘ 80"“ Wtwfianwy A com and twoparls. for ”Him onlylsoethBcau- tyflmatmc. and: “confirms” finisher“: gold 1nd enamel. pumiy mm! sud Mymled. three to a not. ‘l‘beyam suduploudidvaluo oul' Wodlmnhalmu‘everyw. Seadunthbadmbenemudw will forward tho fins. Bell than. Wmmm. andflun mm. anaemcoum-m hemp“ by return mn. mm free. ”0-1-10- ' '\"-u azenhscnthenlnalmuveryw. Send mthistdmtuui '0 will forward tho Pun. 8d! then. return them. mum: bouti- anaemcoumngum beneatm ”Y retur- man. uranium free. gunm- _xovelu Q... UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Our New Spring Stock m WAWâ€"WARDERLAPRIL mu, W33 Lindsay's Leading Furniture Dealers at mOd‘ Eff. w u no” 1km" MWeh Wmnu similar W Sop mum for v trax momma ‘1 1 the bill p Iron" that bill. Governmer 11 to saris It. will Ontar ie . str mc 11 rode horst D Iron' ’ mm‘ting contrit “10 mi: 1 to sum ' that ’ m‘ephon one “ ”ti 1( pofi‘ei Mr. W! regagd Whittle!“ n5? thn its it. CO!!!“ inste int KOVCT fl! But the t V1 migk fou