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‘â€"-fi.â€"- LINDSAY. THURSDAY. AUGUST 23rd. 1900. â€" ha-â€"â€" 75 Cents per annum From Miss Twamley treasurer of the M k P - Home {0,- the Aged, and, from Mr. J. G 9-0 ay, eel. Taylor, Vrooman, Webster, Reaboro, charity accounts. reer, Wellstood, gfitm ghtzrtisrmmts. ,1;le glhnrrtisimmts SERVANT GIRL WANTED â€"â€"By TWFOR SALEâ€"Price SENIOR LEAVING. Mrs. R. I. McLaughlin. Apply at the office of Messrs. McLaughlin 8r. McDiarmid. â€"32- 3. HOUSE WANTED.-â€"-Iu North Ward, srx or seven rooms, with quarter acre land. Address, stating price, Box 592. Lindsay. Of Dress Goods, CurtainS, Carpets, Clothing and The rceve then reported that he and the reasonable. Appl to DP. BROAD VS- 46 Peel-st,, Lindszy.-â€"-34\-3. I , WANTED AT ONCE.â€"A good milk and butter cow. Must be good. REV- T. MANNING, Cambridge-st.â€"34-2. the _7th con. Emily boundary at lot 29, as directed by resolution of council at last meeting. They found that the shellv rock of which said pit is composed had been excavated soiclose to Mr. Hartley’s fence as to under- mind a few panels of it, although there is clerk had viewed the Hartley gravel pit on N roadway at lot 22, and the d Lindsapâ€"Part Iâ€"Moynes. Part IIâ€" ngent. Class II. honors, Latinâ€"Mac- onald. Passed in En lish F Germanâ€"Mackenzie. g ‘ rench and IN THE UNEXPLORED is ms, ,‘ o o _34.2. WANTEDâ€"A out i ' . - In 91% 2 ‘ H011 S e FUFHIShlngS FOR 40 DAYS. general housework): Ag giildmi; 3:25:02]: very little encroachment on his land. REGIONS OF QUEBEC r- . LOST.â€"At Sturgeon Point or on Steamer try Preferred. Apply to MRS I A WIL- Wuh regard to the boundary road, they â€" r a. ‘ ..â€"â€" Esturion. on Wednesday. August 15”]. a LIAMSON Box 2 " ‘ " indsa I -; '2 found that over half a mile Ofit south from - ' and Ladies' Black Satin Belt with four gold 9 9o. 14 Y- 34; . the corner of the township is a muck road, SketCh 0f the 500~mlle canoe trip Wu“ , 22 rods of which has been stoned at the "'33 ~~ £5.12 Price 350. ' formerly 20: and 250. now 100- 404 Lake Shore. Centre Island Toronto On the remises bl so careless in ' - ~ ,., «f 2.1:?“ .. 34411! 553 335 SI, “3% â€"ngbt and Dark Knot Ties, were 18° and Ontâ€"34.3. , , house, log,r barn, :I‘ifhafrgifg 2:312:52“: in many PIRC‘egillar‘Elll-Jggglllcrifig ffgéiélflgs gag??? 051311;: nigmpé‘semaat: mgésby fl'I‘e v 2 ’ ‘ â€" ‘ .. l 1n . . . - . . ’ ‘ " «- ~ . .- 1, 1 j 330. , .. , and 20., saie_price 2 fr 25c. FOR SALE ‘ â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" and loft attached, frame dnvrng-house, good but when gravel of any kind is available Stewart, D. R. Anderson aild Rev 5? W L -“j ~â€" -, : f-iix‘ures, iormeily '31.:5 I â€"Mens Black Shirts, so: ror 43:;75c for 62; -â€"The unucrsrgued has for sale lcg stable. Small bearing orchard. Two on the road allowance the council have a Macmillan. Since then they and .Rev’ ,_ 2: 750 gâ€"Men’s “ hire Laundered Shirts, 45c, 55c, three purebred Tamworth Boar figs 10 miles from Rea‘coro six mile= from Lindsay. right to use it. Since the excavation of Ross of Woodstock have travelled 1006 v ’ s m 331 the 1.33313, 753; three leaders. months aid, and one 2 years old, also one Possession oiven (”3; March ” I or _ lou- the road-Side in this case was the cause of miles, half of which distance was covered re, howand " M I” V; 3‘ 2;}. :s. lcu'est n :c'n. - ' â€"Men’s Linen Collars, stand~un Cr turn-down, 50W 10 months old. . The above will be sold gm: can be :niiimenZed imm’edigtely, {3,25 1011111115! the fence, WlllCll W88 partiallypn over almost unknown water-courses in a bnymgi 2'3"“ 10c, 12c, 15c. at $15 each 12’ solo. immediately. Call at KENNEDY Reaboro 1, O "__. ,â€" ' ‘ ' the road allowance, theyâ€"the _councd- big birch-bark canoe with two Indians for havesu ~3th /~_â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"“â€""_ â€"Men’s Colored Cashmere 83x. formerly 25c, IogTzT'EQJE- ”nRCZClJ, or apply to CHAS. ‘ ’ b ' ' 34% risoliliafflglgepigg tggliifgreglth t “if: fiPtfindand mate. In talking about it in ' . ; ' {. ~,* URY, Sea rave _~2- , (.5; - j . D8§r W1 r. n erson said: er; and f0 ' . 1 - ’ n 1 . ~ and lilUSllllS _Eft:’:séiiar an. Black Cashmem SOY 20:. g 3 4 IMPROVED FARM FOR' SALE staigh‘t 330% Wire fence. and a motion was “We went to Kipewa station, at the foot I §llnb' 1‘3“!” A" â€"B‘c cle Hoseu 5* oc "' c and~$l ob HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.â€"- BY TENDERâ€"(The Thomas JohnstoD 3885M scenic-1mg”. Ml" Hartley ‘Vlth' 0f Lake Temiscamingue, by train and then ‘ .. -l‘ D :H“ I â€" - â€"Nicye Salbridfn Iltigdefwlesar 45c suit . On Colbornc-s:., 331th wa:d) an eight- property) â€"The undersigned will receive fdflzierggfr mg that he might never 88k took lumber steamers up to Where we met butt, ;.1 ,2. :3; 3;, '7.“ e :usn: . 11;...3, .o.merly -g ’ ~- roomed, brick-veneered house, heated wrlh tenders for the purchase of Lot No. 2, in ‘ e. 7 our Indians. mass, ’2“. ~'â€"' ‘7‘": ‘13 ‘ C' _, D . - 6 K _ â€"â€"â€"â€""" coal furnace, a good woodshed and stable, the Iolh Con. 0f Laxtcn in the County 0‘ fok.RATES .DISCUSSED SEMO AND JACKO’ es 1 to ‘ 3. 7-, ; 315.1".17115’111’31'? ”1:10) inches an excellent well and cistern, half an acre \lCtOIlla, zoo acres, more or less; loo acres wfsstthle Drlfiflpfl-lt Ongct Of thei meeting They were Semo and Jacko, two fine 3‘ " A'Ii'lr ~ :53, $01.33 :0 :1. ' of land with fruit tree‘ will be sold reason- are C cared, 20 are good hardwood bush - o evy e ra es '3 e counci in com- specimens. Both are expert men With 3 ‘HS‘izesr 3.3 5.5.4,; “7.2.2; 15:, 25:, i:;;: and Llnens, Blouses and Carpets ably if taken at once.“ For full particulars and balanceswamp land. Buildings: Frame mittee .of the whole .llOW discussed the canoe, and Jacko especially is enormously to h ,3; 2 j . _ , . - apply to Watchman-Wards: â€"â€"6â€"tf dwelling house 18 x 24 feet- 100‘ stable- township rate, is hich is really the only one strong. The factor of the Hudson Bay ~ . _ _ ‘. j. ,2 . u , {22.3, :3; 2...: ,2: â€"\'\e lay special emchasrs on on: three lines 1 . - . frame barn "6 2 56 fee Th,“ raoperty is under their control. Company told me that he saw him carry spemal, tor . “‘ "A, i to clear at 22:, 33c and 48c. â€"'â€"_â€"_“â€"â€"â€", _ 2 . d b .3 ' j "- ' - P , , Mr. Hickson thought- that a rate of Si 700 pounds of flours. quarter of a mile and . s, 00%: .Dâ€"râ€" ‘‘‘‘‘‘ -. : “my! th _Pu,e linen Towels, per pair Ice, 15:, 20:_ TO RENTâ€"That 200 acre farm situated fwd“: , Y,“ €130? Will and a never failing mills per do lar, the same as last year, that he commonly carried a barrel of,pork Boots sizes 3, w: ~~> , ; ~â€"-;~ ~ _:0 Blouses to clear at 30:. 64 to clear 40c. on Lot l1, Con. Ii, Mauvers. It is a clay bprmsy 41151 1:; 53%th about three mllei would be required, and moved to that with him as he came into the settlement . per 2);" I 2 N _ 2 - â€":S Blouses to clear at 50c’. " ’ loam SOil, has :ijgood frame house and barn {"35“ CObOCODKr on a EOOd leading road. effect. His picture and a sketch about him up: ,5, same . ; , : I. scrim} 10-; _ â€"Other Linens a; lowest no‘ch price. mm stone stabling, a young '03,,ng 0“:th TLRMS.â€"io per cent, cash on acceptance Mr. McLean said the expenditure on peared in Scribner's Magazine last fall. A 5395» .33”; 0;;3; it: ;; ';.::;s .3, 2:. 5:, 4:, 3: â€"Good Hz.“ n C3: Del 10c aid of 100 trees, one good well convenient to of tender, and balance in one month there- roads this year would be has than last Mr. Ireland who was up there hunting £3 .14 4 _p;'t 1‘213‘1me-v2 00C Y ° house and running stream. It is within a after withous interest. No tender necessar- year, and in View. of the railway .tax he supplied it to the paper. Semo has the , soft Kid . tat: "2122:3223; 2:, 5:, 4:, 5:, 7c, Sc -St"erHl 9-5 «w- 1 age 3'; SC mile of post office, school, church and cheese ily accepted. Tenders may be addressed in {fought the'counCil 0115.!th. 1f DOSSIblB. .tO fame 0f 1395'ng run one rapids that no 5c. up to $2 .zi ::: air ‘ emps comme , ,. . 0“ factory. For particulars apply to W. l- sealed letter, registered, and marked “Ten- co the taxes as low as last year, and in- other man ever did. Neither of these Our 5103;: cl 13; . Win}: Veils, ferriter‘iy 5:): now 38C ; -T3935~W_ Carpet. regular 5°“ now 4‘ “a reg- MU LLIG AN, Lifiord p‘0._32 4. - ders” to the undersigned address. up till Chllue age ralltvgay 1:”. too. . Indians San swim. Semo said hejhad been (is of boo . we 2;; 50:. ular 533 1109’ 50c. , . _ , noon of Tuesday, the '8”. day of Sept, r. yrne - oug t it poor policy to de- upset twrce but rescued after clingingjto lines 6, ll “l" --. .3- .3- an; - â€"See our specral showrng of Unions 3.;22C, RESIDENCE FOR SALE No 45 '900 Dated this 15th day of August 5362:3021: “toggship trelasury atndbe forcid Else 1:zanoe. When we approached arapids ' i '3 .-. ‘315‘5; x 3 " ",r'“ ' 2‘“ " ~ . ' . , "" ' ' ., , . .’ ne' ear nex summer 0 . - 3 313,312, 3 1, M_5,in;. 13 paces, worth 30., 40C and 50C; Bertie-st. East Ward, brick veneer, storey I960- MCSWElN 8: WELDON. SOllCl- carry on the 3townig’hip business; he frotnt :31? chklditsttgggabllg: SSeezhlicbvwadsulg . Kid in Ox'cm 5; g; '3; M as :1: 5c and a half. Contains nine rooms and two this, did, Lindsay PO» ODi-w33'5. thought 3- tOWHSth rate 0f 3% mills iione stand in the canoe and when we would l 26:, comm I":i:: Pizgx 25:. 333. 175, 133 31:5 10¢. . . halls, good cellar, woodshed, coal house, -â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€" too much, although no desired to econo- say “Can we run it 3;” he replied “Dunno.” , ppcarance. 51355 3333-: i3531313 15¢, 135. 20C. Lace Curtalns and Bllnds stable, etc.;hard and soft water. Half acre JUDICIAL SALE of Valuable mize. , . . Then he stood up on the thwart and even . j, 1 our stcck, :3': 12:. good garden land, partly planted with fruit Farms in the Township of Eldon M“ MCLe‘m was 0.? 0.9mm“ the bus“ With both feetoon the gunwale locking f9: . lsizcs, Long -â€"-White Lace Curtains, bound all round, trees. The dwelling is in first-class condi- EPursuant to the judgment of the High gfgzrcoggflf righting: 2,31%ng falling; Eb: ahgad 3151136?“ wai’firfi kn he “:5 mffi .7? , ‘h ‘- 1 25¢ air. tion and re uires no re airs. Small lawn ourt of Justice. in the matters of the. . . . no 58 .5 e .. ewou a one as ore ti 'il pgirfnézdia L d'.) J G] , â€"Nice 3 gard Curtains at <0: and 75c pair. in frbnt, wit?) locust hedpge. A very desir- “lat” 0f WILLIAM JOHN WRIGHT Eilégsaoynraée, aéiddtpgved sectordingly. Mr. he h‘ii'd investigated from some rock. We '77-"; r A a 1‘5 0‘ es â€"Don’i fail to 5“ our ”314 yard Curtains, able home fer retired farmer. Price low, “Ed MAfiGfRET WRIGHT’ deceased. Mr Byingoghin n30?e?llci)ili. amendment 53550 r332? vghlgnnfligrttmk a (3‘3” 0‘ f: , w .- . . ' . ,1 .- , . - ~ . . w w ‘; 133.; - :;;. 31.5,... were ,35 now extra Wide, formerly Si.25, now $1. . With easy terms of payment. For further bill: :11 d ersLigSiifiil 1211:2138 fil’pfiibfiifi‘fé that a township rate of 31 mills be struck. alone they took a pailful. oWlfdln trig: *é: l}. lakWOH “13': w" “W ' ‘ N ’ â€"-Special showrng of Cream Rod-er Blinds particulars apply to ALEX. BELL, on pre- AUCTION at the COURT HOI'SE in Mr. Hawkins seconded the motion. was not water enough to float the load the «:2; .3 ' ) -- .,. 5:"; GM”: Wat. ”‘C at 30c. mises, 0‘ at lhls Ofllce--28'lf- the Town of Lindsay. on MONDAY, SliPT. 13m recvtehsaid hgcoulbd 2‘33) congésggngly Indigns went down without us. In the 1 i i L? ' ‘ {A N -' ” ' 3" ’ â€"S ur 50c and 75: values. 3rd A. D 19C0 't') ‘-l k tl f 1- an rove ei er mo ion, ‘1 0‘18 8 8 rapi s when Jacko wanted to give the. ‘lil “1 "it : 330' j... 2‘: now20: 680 ,j.. . . .i -ococ p.ni., ie 0 rate f ., 'll . ht t th . ‘ ., i 2 < Ni” '... .. â€". - . CHEAPEST FARM IN CANADA lowmz valuable properties:â€" ‘3 ' m1 9 mil; _» mee 6 require- canoeasudden change of course he would 4, “3,32,. - 3.1:.” _ n: 3i?” nowj38- , for saleâ€"lot 22, con. 4’ Township of Ops; I’ARCEL l.â€"Tlie west half of Lot No. melrllts ofd t‘lie town-(£119, and the quarter sway his body far out over the water till i" ~ -- .3 r -v - “~35 «Jâ€"s no“ 19.. . v ‘ ' r 9 in the (ith Concession of the. T wnshi ml per ‘01arwoul lighten the railway you would thmk he must 8° overboard. ‘ ” - . . A C h D t 200 acres all creared and under cultrvanon, 0 » P to (1 'b1 H h ‘k dM . . . . 3 *3: '3‘ 3 g”) a. 10’3- u- IOI In“. epal'lmen h land- watered b three wells 8 o of Eldon in the County of Victoria 100 ra consi era y. e t em as e_ 85.51% Semo never am that but kept his paddle 7 ‘ - - b - no Tm d llf “ty- 1 l ’ 51 acres more or less, all cleared and udder McLean andByrne to modify the“ motions always “1 the water and pried the b0“ .. » .. . .. This sale strikes out Clothing Dspartment *f‘PP‘Et‘ees 3“ 5““ d "‘3 ’ {a}; Pitmbsm' cultivation. soil mainly clay loam. The “wrdmgly- dexterouslytothe course required. Jacko r: l 'dn ‘5 ‘3?“13' 2- n, 3 with a paralyzing efiect on prices. ree ”0m stumps an 5 0935 . ”c “5° farm is well fenced and there are about er. McLean said he still adhered to the. could I105 "ilk much English but. W“ .; ' a... oars .l ladiC: Lndergarments -â€"Men’s Serge ,Suiis, regular $4.75, now and outbuildan‘S the best in the county; loo 3;, bearing apple trees. Thgm are on the 2,: mills and Mr. Byrne. without changing much pleased with Mr. Macmillan’s college 1 f ard Railway 4 - $3.25, acres ploughed ; twenty minutes walk from premises a very good Log House one and his opinion, yielded to the suggestion of songs. 111 {33-00 he actually had 8 GOP] 0f Egg-hang”; L153? marine at 5c. 7c, 8:, inc, â€"Regula.r $6 00 for $4 25- Lindsay pest-office. bald by travellers tobe one.ha1f stories high and ,1 new Frame. his seconder and moved that the township that one called “Allo'uetbe.” He could not gggltspillgli :; A; ::: 33:" miss securing these â€" Regular $6.50, for $4 75' lb: most delightful farm in Ontario. A Barn 40x60. with stone foundamm 9 feet, rate far 11900 3e 3 millis 1per Idollar, which tell :filfiw he got it. Both Indians were . - - ' ' ‘ c ' ' ' home for king, lord or duke. Cost $20,000; in height, fitted with stabling, etc., and was CC are carrie Y t e reeve. “10° 3 e. ; ition [who . ids of invesziI 'i nd" and the hat recomm l I ’ ' 3”“ A TRUNK-liar: ill. plated buckles. :05. many items in the following list that will interest you. by leaving at this office.â€"34-2- Finder will be rewarded WANTED.â€"-A Kitchen Girl and a Good north end. He and Mr. D. Kennedy, Nurse Girl. Emily commissioner, had decided to break Highest wages. Apply by of three Lindsay men. you'd , , , _ _ _ , 5 1:13 ,8 fully ratif In to - 11 who VlSl . 53 .m _ letter or. personally to MRS. COULTER the stone and have th 'l - 1.0 mag, tins Sgt: _ g Y g a t 1.5 we are 3 g FARM FIOR SALE.â€"Sixty-three acres, 530 Parliament-st, Toronto.-â€"34-2. , each township bearing(111123.lifhteli‘eclztifi;1113.e d out, saggsgdlgiifgdlikiclii‘ilvl’dtiilglspefldgps {iftrége to 910 ~' ore °' 855: bemg centre Dart 0f LOt 3: Mr. John Hartley now entered the own train the other day and strodi‘ez dorsn Wile ‘CCd'bye : Come with others and see what we can do at this Midsummer Sale. cm ”9 Emmi- The land is a good clay loam and in 'a good state of cultivation. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM MANNING, Hartley P.O., Ont.â€"34-3. WANTED.â€"First-class iron mouldcrs, men accustomed to loom work only. Must be absolutely non-union. State where last em- ployed and if willing to go outside of the‘ Provmce. Address immediately, MOUIDER, - Goods Department Men’s Furnishings former â€".\1en’s Colored Cambric Shirts, were 75c. 85c, 90: and $i, sizes 14% to I7‘/2, any .1: it"vmx~3\’ '4‘ng 43C, no“. 250. Shirl. for 50C. I " ~~‘~ h‘f‘eczs were 50: and 60: â€"Assortment of Light and Dark Bow Ties, ‘ Twas; Tweed Etiects, .a.) -::. ::;7 ~ ) no“. 100 ‘ .121; ‘-i;::, ribbed and piain, 13:, -_specigl offerings in Men’s Odd Pants at FARM FOR SALE.-E2-st half Lot 3, from Lorneville and Grass Hill. The swamp portion is well drained. If this farm is too small the 100 acres Opposite can be bought in part or en bloc. For further particulars apply to ANDREW ANNIS, Woodville P.O.â€"-24-tf. _________â€".aâ€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_ FOR SALE.â€"Eleven acres of first-class land on Queen-st. east, just outside the cor- poration limits. Frame house, 8 rooms, barn, stable, cow-house, ho -pen, elc Small orchard. Apply at atchman-Warder officeâ€"343 cil room, and the council again reverted to ill case, asking what compensation he thought he was justly entitled to. He said he could not say what he was entitled to, but would rather than a hundred dollars that the pit wasn’t there, as it is an eyesore to his farm. Although the trespass was but slight he had to renew the fence every year, as the rails disap- peared in some unaccountable. way. The council regretted that road-jobbers were FARM TO RENT.â€"Northwest quarter Lot 9, Con. 8, Ops, containing 50 acres, tree from stumps or stones, soil clay loam, 14 in the 4th Concession of the said Town- SChOOl rates varying from .75 mill to 3 mills acres on the south east corner on which the frame house is situated, and to a life lease of 10 acres to Dallas \Vriglit on the south west corner. TERMSâ€"Ten per cent. cash at the time of sale and balance in one month without interest. There will be a re- served bid, and the vendors shall not be for 1900 next received the usual readings and was passed, signed and sealed. A BATCH OF ACCOUNTS On motion by Mr. Byrne, seconded by Mr. Hawkins, the following accounts were passed and orders issued in payment thereof. namely: Wilson dz Wilson, print- ..- p.- the water runs both ways. liarn-st. in that familiar manner impossi- ble to foreigners. People who had them in some awe, were yet of the opinion that they were considerably accustomed to the uniqueness of the town and proportionate- ly modified their misgivings. Next day these men were on the street With ordinary apparel and diminished whiskers, receiving the glad hand from dozens; for they were none others than our three voyageurs, whose leave-taking The latter of the worst waters in Canada. The shore is dotted with little crosses marking the resting-pl aces of lumbermen who have me death at this point. We portaged over a lumbertrail, and it was a terrible trip. At one place we had to cross a gully 65 feet deep on a spruce that had been felled across it. I would not like to do it again. ' ... 3.31:1 â€"M ’- e ': - e ‘ oo row 35 " , . . hf” dismed ~ ,:3.:__" 3,2,3,“ ‘9; our 50.0 ”aster“ , yen: gweag Elf}: “flog? $86; {0,3565 price now $10,000â€" $3,000 down, and a log barn used as an implement shed. A.m0t103 WAS then passed to fix the f01' GAME AND DANGER. ..ng crest . , v 7- , Z ~~--~- - -~ ;- ~ 3 â€"~‘3€3 = . we. “9- feg“ ' 3 ‘ t' f b 1 THOS FEE The farm is Situated about 20 miles from IOWIDE rates and confirm them by by-law. L 1; B ' f ' - ’ he a: ,- - \ 'h . 5 S' .- $3 00. e um. $- your own line or aance. . , _ . .. , . 9 . .. . a e arriere was our arthest paint . t .. ream 7 : 2 ‘ . ‘ â€" cu. s 4 00 ans tor , I 2 - a: Box “5‘ Lindsay Ont â€"16-tf Lindsay and about ,, miles from Argyle, Via, county rate, 1. mills, township rate, 3 north Then we struck eagt and through 1 _ _. - _.:. ._. ; .3... leasnznere hose. ironed now $3 75. ~ . a a. , .. - which is the nearest railway station. mills; general public school rate, 1.17 mills; Rapid Lake in Lake Kagabonga. Now ". ; me $513- .v’l- 1:12 T r “39:. â€"â€"Regular $2 25. now $1.80. .___â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" PARCEL 2.â€"Tlic north half of Lot No. railway rate, -41 mlllS nearly; and 8080181 the funny thing about Rapid Lake is. that. 2‘. ’I: . . 1 -1 sever 13:1 «o- _ . ,, .- . .- - ,.. . - , , _ , 1 ;..2, gig... ~ . 7 :5“ , $1.00: $1.23. 31-30- Con. 4, Eldon. containing 100 acres, mOre Sllllp 01f Eldon. ‘10???”an 109,939.“ {“5313 per dollar ‘ . lake, which is 00 or 60 miles long, has been a; l. ~ j ~. ,. , - - ” ;: r )5”: 5:. c, 7: and 3:. â€"M_eu‘s nice Dress Pants, were $2.25, new 1 .. : .‘ - h n. 1 d lid in 0d 01‘ ess. M091“; '1th UPOII “ 11C 1 is «I 0.. EAST i‘ROSs CREEhS BRIDGE GRANT raised bv a dam so that Rapid Lake which 7;», {. ‘Molveni’ ‘ 1:9: - moieties special oi‘ering $1 75' formerly 5‘ now $2 20. or ess, '0 Sit-“m": a...1ceare a gob 1101159 and orchard 501d ‘0 one Margaret Mp Hawkins moved seconded by Mr formerly emptied in that directiob has i ll ' I 5' v ‘0‘ ’ r, L k v’F t“: as eran- Scotch andEn',. State Of Chlfi‘vatlon’ LanCC tamarac JS ' Cilrllllcnilel. “There are about: L‘VCIVC LICLOan‘ thac NI,- Byru’e and the repve be. been raised until it, 8150 empties 8,5 the w“ ill ormousem‘ ..'. -7. , ,- ;. _ - fl 09 on. .or n.5, “ p1_-= ‘ " g 00 the premises 3‘3 3 good 10% house, frame acres cleared, balance tziiirarack and - ’- , ' - ' 'd ’ d h 3i; m - ~ _:;.. -. . - in»; wood. 33. 9 8c lrh Twoadâ€" were Si: Si $i 05 and - . f . . commrssroncd to expend the specral grant other 51 e, an thus t e water runs out Of 1 1 .g'p‘os‘i‘lbitjl “1.-. . 7.9....2'43’ ,’ 8“ w. ~ s 7- a. ~ A v “d -- barn, With some stable underneath, rame cedar swamp upon which there is a lot of $500 on the {335501.058 Creek bridge __ it both ways. Fyom Kagabonga lake ; vizaory attend ~s- - â€" : wt-Jw-u regurar C: going 51-40. 3-l gomg 3‘ 5°C Var ' horse stable and driVing house. Also frame of fairly good timber. There are on the Carried ' which contains 1000 islands, we entered ,- . . 1 4‘1; ' .2.’ ,. . , . - . . slaughter house, never failing well and young premises a one and one-half story frame - the Jean de Terre river and addled down . ' '_ 2’“? Come” "3‘2 3'3’ "1:15 335??) £019; 315‘? Yard- on P31333013 and Sunshades miles from Woodville, and the same distance 10 a me lease to Isabella Horton Of 0 By-law to confirm the rates and levies river,are the Mneline rapids, eleven miles "‘ Leader Of LOW caSh Prices Dry GOOdS House FARMS FOR SALE.â€"The following bound t? furnish filly =1‘ba’t1‘act8, title gigogioofio; JO?“ liticsteyeld, (girl)??? The waters abound with fish and ducks. f, valuable farms are offered for sale on very deedb .01 9th?“ cvrdences 0f ml“ than 0' ’ 0'99 or e 2, 3 “ i ' “ We always had plenty of these andluckily, ii ' f ent , those in pOSSBSSlon, and the purchaser Greer, charity account;s,.3_.)0, McLennan (it for our pork spoiled. 4;, . :3; €35? terms 0 Palm“ - , must make all his objections and requi- 00.. for road scraper. 31-10; W. 19‘. 0 Berle. runes It??? “1. Valuable farm of 100 acres, one mile from sitions to the title in writing within postage. $25.00; G. W. Beall, stat}onery,§_)oc; THE. CREATE. . S- ,1; Lindsay; all plow land except 3 acres of fifteen days from the day of sale, and in Hugh Patton, for burying a nuisance, 006. After paddling so miles in two days, we ;; Wm pasture - soil clay loam. Good dwelling, default of his so doing will be deemed WORK ON DRAIN No. 1 arrwed one evening at Manlqul. That “:3 two barns, one acre orchard, close to school. to hm c accepted tllLlltle uncondition As some of the contractors of drain 30.1 {8 8- Village 90 miles up the Gatineau. It 2;; j j A and farm at a reasonable price and on ally. The other COUdlUODS Wlll be the have faned to complete their contracts “3 famous as theheadquarters Of the Oblate as. '. g standing conditions of the court. I athers in that country. From there they in 1, easy terms of payment. North half Lots 14 and 15. Con. 2, Mari- posa, two miles from Little Britain, on main road, 225 acres; 17 acres hardwood bush, 25 acres pasture. Good dwelling and outbuild- ings. All plow land but one acre, on which is splendid never-failing spring. Lots 20 and 2r, Con. l, Mariposa, 17“" acres 1’5 cleared. balance mixed ' _ , j; j tinibgr on dry laond ; soil clay loam. Close °§JESBYSSE byogeptdgr; “2:158 agegdfgai 3% it automatically keeps full to Within an , j, S ' t0 Valentia, 4% miles from Little Britain. OPS LEGISL ATORS gh ork “5:1 have tbsp rivsile e gt tend er- inch of the top. The church is beautiful. ; ‘1...» Comfortable dwelling, first-class barn and . e E” tib 2 There are about a dozen clericals and sev- 2.3:; 'ld' P' $6 ' t ms TRIK T“ m“ or one or more 869 us. eral laymen. We attended vespers and , ;'. ' 0th“ outbui ings. rice '500’ easy er A On motion by Messrs. Byrne and McLean . _ . ,. , j mamas â€"... ..-...,,.. . We are offering for sale on our 2 r h. .1 d. d t- t were charmed with the Singing. I forgo. . I“ "’ t“:r“:;":;:::::: ' L d' i’ Genuine o paymen ' M ' t 'uin IOO ____ the 0:111“ch t: Journe afifiugtBo meet at to say that at Barriers lake \lr. Macmillan » ti . j.2; _ . - Bargain Tables a res S I'd LOt-Zog’ogdnbfick agggffiaéongo game t e c o e reeve. . . OéIfgék preached :01 “ac factor'g far: L1,, and quite ‘ I j? j r- c' 01 acres ’ ‘ ’ ° ' â€"- ' n bero n iansbn up a . ~. '.. hid Button BOOts for 9% at a barns, stabling, etc. All plow land except A Busmess 56531011 BatCh 0f 2 . um BEAUTY A“) ”mics. 3;; Leather. We bought t em two acres hardwood bush. Soil clay loam. Accounts Passed_ Th th -h “:11. j w d . .1, reduction, that’s why we can Two acres orchard; good wells. mic tidal: M ATRICULATION AND m. :ugfilig:vto 1:31;: in “Keir; repggse a: ,. h a 10W 23, Con. 3, containing 100 acres, 700 w ic _ , .1 - . . ;. afford to sell them for suc are pasture l and. The above farms Will be The members of Ops council met pursu- LEAVING RESULTS iifi‘ifigiddi?dfoglcihlgii°g dupliclrtrd , ,1; price. sold separately or en bloc. Price reason- agagflgglffe $i1y§nli33léf§tg'1§g€h}§éfi§$ __ unless in the Rockies. 2. 3;." able and terms easy. ' . We saw the Indians as they are. At the , -, .1 fj.‘ .-. '. I’Tl‘oélgetglig? wel’lltcllalvzvgl'lle’ East half LOt 23' Con. 7’ Eldon towg- figetaid‘rligb?fizsgigdggwkggscfdd' 1:33:53: The Names Of those Who were portaees W8 Often met their with their; . *5“: “J A W h. at inin 10° “'35- 0 cleare . ' . outfits, and such outfits. ‘very one o r; V V SL , . . 5 1p, co 3 g 7 ’ were duly confirmed. SUCCCSSf-UI In these Exams them down to the papcosee, carried someâ€" j balance hardwood bush. Sail, clay loam. Two miles from Kiikfield, on good road. On the premises are a good brick dwelling, containing 10 rooms and large kitchen, woodshed, etc ; frame hip-roof barn, With stone foundation and good stabling. One acre otyouug bearing orchard ; good water. A first-class farm in every respect. Lot 14, Con. 9, and Lot 14, Con. 10, Eldon township, known as the Birmingham farm, is offered for sale. The farm contains 350 acres, 145 of which are cleared, balance valuable timber. Soil clay loam. A never-failing spring creek runs through the premises. Convenient to school, church and cheese factory. On the farm is a good log house, large frame barn 70x40, With lean-to of 15 feet, stables, etc. Good bear- ing orchard of about 3 % aCies. This is a first-class farm in every particular, one of ; Samples country. I" have just arrived. Call and see them. Goods shown with plea- ' ' sure. 5 ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes for 750.â€"-â€"they are a Snap “e See what we have. 592, Lindsay.-â€"29-tf. within thetirne specified, and as all the work must be completed on or before the middle of October, the reeve, who had been appointed to let and oversee the work with the township engineer, ex- plained to the council that be deemed it necessary to re-let a portion of the work to insure its being done this fall. The council concurred in opinion with the reeve, and it was decided to let the balance For further particulars apply to G. H. HOPKINS, Esq, Barrister, or HUGH O’LEARY, Esq , (2.0., Lindsay, or to C. E. \VEEKS, Esq.. Barrister, \Voodville. G. H. HOPKINS, Vendors” Solicitor; \V. \V. DEAN, Master at Lindsay. Dated at Lindsay this 8th day of August, A.D. 1900.â€"32-~l. DRAIN DEBENTURES SOLD The committee appointed to dispose of On Saturday the Toronto papers pub- the debentures issued under by-law No. lished the names of successful candidates 564 for the construction of municipal drain at the recent departmental examinations. No. 1, reported Lglint thiiyl' hOdH sold tbs The names are as follows: debentures to essrs. . ' am an ' 1 . (30., Toronto, for $4,335.50, their tender be- 0 sIAE§if§£30N ing the highest of the half-dozen received. memeeâ€" ar .an. . and that the money had since been paid PO“? Perry -Part I-BfilNL COlwlll, Cuf' rie, Jamieson, Rae, Saugster. Part IIâ€" over to the township tr surer. Besides . this advance of ll per 0 1:. above par Allison, Christie, DeLury, Graham, Ross. value the company paid the accrued Bundle. interest on the bonds from Dec. 20th, 1899, Lindsayâ€"Part I- Armour, Barr, E. F. till the date of purchase- Beall, A. M. Beall, Fitzpatrick, Gillespie, COMMUNICATIONS Graham, Hart, J amiesou. Knox, Lamb, From Mr. McNeillie. county clerk, en- 3' J' N' mem‘l' Mark' Mayh°°~ MCDW' . ald, McIunis, McKenzie,McNeillie,O'Brien figssigfilgstatement and account for stone P 0 go e, W. G. Porter, Simpson, Shannon, 9 _ Staples, Touchburn, M. M. Magwood. mggfifighlginfiggd: treasurer, a sta c Part IIâ€".Tackson,Macdonald, MacKinnon, From Mr. McSweyn, solicitor, enclosing Sootheran. Staples, Stinnon, Vance, Way, ing account. derson, Hare, J efiers, J swell, Keys, cater. go all the way up through the north, preaching to the ndians. They hang a model establishment. The farm is 300 acres, and perfectly worked. They raise thoroughbred Jerseys. Rev. Mr. Ross inspected the stables, and declared that from them some pointers might be got for the Guelph farm. Hot and cold water is conducted through the buildings. A pail sits in front of each animal, so fitted that thing; it might be an axe or paddle or other article. Little feflows got into the canoes with short paddles and managed them with great skill. Every canoe must have a cat, and one or more dogs. Often the dogs were required to run along the shore after the canoe. Some times they get a mile behind, but always catch up. When more than one belongs to the canoe they take turns at running and riding, but the cat rides all the time We came on down to Ottawa and from there home by train. It wasa fine trip. None of us put on any flesh but it did us good. Drinking and cooking our meals in lake water and sleeping under canvass together with the out-door vigorous life has left us in good condition." Scenes" Fishiand Fruit Market ”w Fi‘il’ 335133332“ Hm" 3“ “m °f “Emil“ ‘§” 5.???“ “itlemdw W°ld°nigiifiié 333$"??? n m... “use a ' rom r. m , owns p engineer, re .1 ~ .. , . R N 1 The above are all fine farms. For further drain No. 1 and Other matters. Omemeeâ€"McQuade, Poast. Fresh Salmon Trout and Whitefish. particulars apply to S. M. PORTER, BOX From Messrs. Wilson Wilson, print- Lindsayâ€"Argue, Graham, Hartle Hen- mm St: awberries, Pineapples, Bananas. -H