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DEB ied. There is for any kind, e 20 cents. xt to Daly House ER DER l ‘ ‘- T WAT N -WA R DER- };me x1411. Number 4 LINDSAY. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29th. rgoo. 75 Cents a Year in Advance; $1.00 if not so Paid he Season is “non u I When Women are seeking warm Mantles, Ruffs, Muffs or Gauntlets to keep out the chilly blasts of winter. Our selectionpf these garments excite great admiration for style, fit and finish. ...l‘lANTLES... Complete range of Childrens’ and Misses’ Jackets and ReeferS \ newest styles and colorrngs. Don’t miss them when looking. ,Handsome Black Beaver jackets double breasted with ' Velvet collar, at. . . . . . . . . .. .. , 4.00 ,Lovely Cloth Jackets on Black and Blue, cord stitch 5 00 finish in back and sleeves, lined at. . . . ............ . 0 ,Ladies’ plain Beaver Jackets in Fawn, Blue and Black, lined throughout with fancy sateen, velvet collar and new fashioned seams, very special at. . . . . . . . . .. . . . ,Handsome new tone Fawn Jackets finely finished with silk stitching, mercerized Sateen and Satin lined,from$7to.‘OOOOOOOOCCC§IOOCII0.000)0...’ girth glhbrrtismertts. FOR SALE. â€"- Span of Good Working Horsesf- Apply at Watchman-Warder ofiice. “â€"434 - NURSING. â€"The undersigned is prepared to nurse cases of ordinary diseases. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. A. H. Hyames, care of Mr. Jacob Snellgrove, Little Britain. -47-2« FARM WANTED.â€"â€"roo to zoo acres, one or two miles from Lindsay, must be good farm, with modern buildings. Ad- dress, stating price and terms. Box 592, Lindsay â€"42. ___________________._~ Tl ACHER WANTED. â€"For 8.8. No. 4, Garden, second or third class. Duties to commence Jan. Ist, 1900. Protestant de- nomination. Apply stating salary and ex- perience to GEORGE IVORY, Secretary, Dalrymple, Ont.â€"47-4. TO LET.â€"The large store in the Village of Oakwood known as the Thorndike store. Terms easy. For further particulars apply to D. R. ANDERSON, Lindsay P.O., I, Solicitor for Executors Thorndike estate.â€" 37 'tfo _______________._â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" 6 00 FARM TO RENTâ€"Containing 50 acres, 0 two miles from Kent-sh, Lindsay; all plow land. Good heavy clay soil. Good dwell- ing and outbuildings. Immediate posses- sion. Apply at THE WATCHMAN- WARDER.â€"43-4. _______________________._._â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"- OALVES FOR SALE. â€" The under- signed has five Grade Bull Calves for sale. They are from four to fourteen months old and in good condition. They will be sold reasonably within the next two weeks. THOS DEYELL, Mount Horeb.â€"46-3. 13.00 ...RUFFS.., ,Choice Black and Grey Opposum Ruffs, very special at 3 50 ,Handsome new shape Hair Seal Ruffs, six large tails 3 50 price ........... ....... . ............. .\'2 y special Electric Seal Ruffs, finished with six large ‘ +113, p.......... .. 3.50 TO RENT â€"That very desirable brick residence with stabling and all conveniences, together with five acres of land, to rent for a term of years at reasonable rent to a desirable tenant. For further particulars apply to MISS ANN McCUAIG, Wood- '1 ) 1 ..Nice Grey Lamb Rufi's for children and girls for $3.50 3 O Vinaâ€"45“” and ----------- - " """ ' HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.â€" â€"â€"Handsome Sable Ruffs from $8 up to. . . . . . .. ...CAPERIN ES... ' â€"â€".\'ice Black Caperines at $6. â€"â€"Eiectric Seal Caperines, new shapes, $8, $10, $11.50. â€"Handsome combination Fur Caperines from $12 to $20. â€"S:yli;~h Astrachan and Grey Lamb Caperines. On Colborne-st., north ward, an eight- roomed, brick-veneered house, heated wrth coal furnace, a good woodshed and stable, an excellent well and cistern, half an acre of land with fruit trees, will be sold reasbn- ably if taken at once. For full particulars apply to the Watchman-Warder ofiiceâ€" 42-tf. _____________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- render same in detail on or before the 15“! day of December, I900, they wrll not be entertained by the Council of .1909. The rendering of accounts is imperative in order to facilitate the making of a true financial statement for the year 1900. F. KNOWLSON, Town Clerk..â€"48-3. ______________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.â€" Lots 24 and 25, Gull River Range, Town. ship of Bexley, 196 acres, 75 acres cleared, and in good state of cultivation. Abund- ance of water; good place for a stock farm. Enough wood on it to pay for the farm. One mile from Coboconk; good school, churches and railroad. Will be sold on easy terms. There is a good frame barn with underground stable, 30 x 50, and house 18x 20, with good cellar ; pig pen 40x 20; and small orchard. Adl ress L. M. REESE Cobocon k. â€"-36-t f. ________________â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- TENDERSâ€"Tenders will be received at the Town Clerk’s Ofiice up to noon on SATURDAY, DEC 8111. 1900, for Two Hundred Cords or more of Good Sound Stone, to be at least 75 per cent Granite, to be paid for by weight, and to be placed in bulk where directed by the Town Commissioner, and to be subject to inspection and approval of the Town Commissioner. Each load, before de- livery, to be weighed on the town scales free of charge to the party delivering. The 11 west or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. JACKSON, Chairman Board of Worksâ€"~48 2. ____________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- FARM FOR SALEâ€"The east half pf the east half of Lot 15. Can 2, Township of Ops, containing 50 acres, more or less, Muffs and Gauntlets â€"â€"?Iew Muffs in Grey Lamb, Grey Opossum, Black Opossum, Electri Seal, South Sea Seal, Coney and Beaver. â€"FT:‘.est Grey Lamb Gauntlets, $475. $5. $5.25. $550 and $6- _ â€":Ca.rmot Gauntlets, $2 25, $275, Electric Seal Gauntlets specral at V ' ”CLOTHING" . . V " 1 ,' ’ ) 1‘1. drives in Men’ Youtlis’ and B0y5’ Stilts. 5133001 shoning 0“ ea ; .:kets and Fulcloth Pants â€"3 :3 our mens’ heavily lined Pc‘a Jackets at $3.75. .. "31:4:9 special fulclotli pants at $2, $1.75, $1.50 and :1 i â€"â€"i T gns’ heavy tweed lined Ulsters, $10, $8, $0 and $5. We still keep to the front in Dress Goods and Costume Cloths. special inducementsin this department. Remember vée Trilave ' ' "’ ' " " n sare ' 2:.::d a bargain day, every Erica}. Maize note of this a in its benefit With the towns people. E, W. l C.“ FFEY, w Cash Prices DryGoods Horse mises are a new frame house with summer kitchen attached ; a frame barn with stables attached, and other small buildings. Three- and-a-half miles from Lindsay, the coupty town of Victoria, and on one of the leading roads to the town. One-and-a-half miles g from Ops Station, about the same from church, post-ofiice and blacksmith shop. all cleared; soil clay loam. On the pre-l the names of the owners thereof, so far as £1230 ghheriisrmmts WANTEDâ€"Good General Servant. Ap- ply at residence of MR. C, D. BARR, 32 Bond-sh, Lindsay.â€"47-2. WANTED TO BUY.â€"A frame barn, not more than 40 miles north of Lindsay. Address giving price and full particulars, Box 592, Lindsay.â€"47-2. £th ghhertisemmts BOARDEBS WA NTED.-â€"Apply at 33 Sussex-st , North Ward.â€"47- 5. LOSTâ€" On Kent-st. last Tuesday a pair of Gold Rimmed Spectacles and Case. Finder kindly leave them at this office.â€" 48-2. ______________._.__â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" ____________________. co r1 AGE FOR SALEâ€"On Glenelgâ€" WOOD FOR SALE.â€"A quantity of hard and soft wood for sale in the pile, two and four foot. For full information apply to THOS. POGUE, Omernee.â€"46-3. _________________â€" TEACHER WANTED. â€"â€" For School Section No. 10, Somervrlle. Apply stating salary wanted and send testimonials to WILLIAM FELL, Bury’s Green P.O.â€" ._46.3. TEACHER WANTED. â€" For School Section No. 5, in the Township of Verulam, for the year 1901. Apply stating salary and references to WILLIAM R. STEWART, Sec.-Treas., King's Wharf P-O.-â€"46 3. TEACHER WANTED for 5.5. No. 8, Somerville, for 1901. Second or Third Class Certificate; testimonials or references required. Personal application preferred, if by letter to J. B. JONES, Secretary Burnt River P. 0., Ont.-â€"47 3. STRAYEDâ€"â€" Came into the premises 0 the undersigned, Lot 26, Con. 2, Ops, on or about October rsrh, 1900. one lamb. Owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take lamb away. J. GRAHAM, Lindsay P.O.â€"47-3. FOR SALEâ€"The handSOme three-year- old Shorthorn Bull Lord Howie. and tv 0 Bull Calves. ten and eleven months old, ' of by Scotsman out of dams by Irc'ian Count. Also Bronze Turkeys singly or in pairs. young toms weighing from r htee to twenty pounds. W. H. CULLlS, Lot 15. Con. 6, F enelon, Powles’ Corners P. O. â€"46'4n A BARGAIN. â€"-A good business stand and general stock can be purchased cheap in one of the best country villages in Ontario This village will for the next three or four years be the headquarters for the Trent Canal construction. A splendid opportunity for a live business man. For particulars apply to J. G. A. CAMPBELL, Kirkfield. â€"4 ‘3- IMPORTANT TO CATTLEMEN.-â€" The undersigned offers for sale three highly- bred Shorthorn Durham Calves, from eleven to fifteen months old. They are all eligible to register. of excellent conformation and fit to place at the head of any herd. They are of rich colors, one dark red and two roans. Terms reasonable. For further particulars apply to J. A. McTAGGAR’I‘, Sonya R0. 4 3- _____________â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" CUTT’FIRS FOR SALEâ€"The under signed has a large assortment of all kinds of cutters from such leading manufacturers as the Hamilton Carriage Works, Lindsay; the Brantford Carriage Co. and the Canada Carriage Co., which he is prepared to ex- change for cash, cattle or horses. Also a large stock of harness, which he will ex- change for cattle. Call and inspect. W. A. FANNING, Cambray.â€"47-4. TAKE N OTICEâ€"That the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of Lindsay intend to pass By-Laws providing for the construction 0f (I) 3 Sanitary Sewer on Francis-st., from the residence of Wm. G. W'oods to the County Buildings, and to assess the final cost thereof upon the property abutting thereon and to be benefit- ted thereby, and that a statement showing the lands liable to pay the said assessment, and the names of the owners thereof, so far as they can be ascertained from the last Revised Assessment Roll, is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the Municipality and is open for inspection during office hours. The final cost of the work is $762, as appears by the report of the Town Treasurer and Town Engineer, of which $385 is to be provided out of the general fund of the Municipality. (2) Sanitary Sewer on the south side of Kent-5L, from William-st. to Cambridge-st., and to assess the final cost thereof upon the property abutting thereon and to be benefitted thereby, and that a statement showing the lands liable to pay the said assessment, and they can be ascertained from the last Re- vised Assessment Roll, is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the Municipality and is open for inspection during office hours. The final cost of the work is $1,295, as appears by the report of the Town Treasurer and Town Engineer, of which $215 is to be provided out of the general st. east, containing five rooms, kitchen and wood-shed, also stable. The house is on stone foundation and in good state of repair. Lot one-eighth acre. A nice home at a low price. Apply at The Watchman-Warder oflice.â€"38-4. _________________â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" STRAYEDâ€"From the premises of the undersigned, Lot 26, Con. 11. Ops, Friday evening, 23rd inst, Ono Aged Cream Horse and one Year-and-a-Half Bay Colt. four white feet, with star on face. Finder will be rewarded by sending infor- mation to SAMUEL SANDERSON, Lindsay P 0 â€"48:3. THE COMPANY MAY GET THE LIGHTING CONTRACT A Resolution in Favor of Giving it to Them at $45 per Lamp Passed the Public Meeting The long-delayed public meeting to dis- cuss the problem of street-lighting was hell in the council chamber on Tuesday night. The chamber was well filled with p :ominent. citizens who took a deep inter- set. in the discussion till a late hour. Mayor Smyth took the chair. Mr. R. Kylie, chairman of the special committee, was the first; speaker. He said :â€"Before our report was issued we visited a number of places. Among them was Hamilton. There the plant is run by water. The city pays $92.50 for 2000 candle-power lamps all night. Barrie paid $2400 a year for 35 lamps. Then they bought the plant, added 15 lamps and are running it: for the same price. Orillia produces its own light. for $29 a lamp. We got. an expert. and are sure that: we can produce light. for $34 per lamp. The company’s best. offer was $50 per lamp. On that: basis we made our report. Since that. report was issued, the com- pany has made new advances and a better offer. They offer us are lamps at $45 and incandescent lamps for 38. Our idea is to put. up 40 are lamps far apart. and these small incandescent ones at. intervals be- tween them. The are lamps are to be 1500- candle power and burn all night. Person- ally I would favor putting in a municipal plant. rather than pay $50 or $55 per lamp but. at. $45 and certain concessions I would take the ofler. Mr. Kylieâ€"Mr. Hopkins will tell you. I feel that. we should get light: from the Falls, and that we owe the company con- sideration for their enterprise. Mr. Hopkinsâ€"I hold the same view of this important matter as I did last. spring when a committee composed of Alds. Touchburn, Jackson and myself reported that “Your committee is of the opinion that no bargain should be completed with the company that. does not. deal with private lightirg.r as Well as that; of the streets.” That was on June 27th., Next: day we wrote a letter to the company asking for quotations, but. got no reply for two months. Then they offered us street lamps at. $55 and said “We will discuss other matters after we get the contract.” We had another meeting and they came down to $50. Then we went into the question of municipal lighting and recom- mended it. in our report. Some say our estimate of $10,000 for a plant; is too low. All I can say is we can get. signed contracts to put: it; in for that. After the report, the company made further overtures and last. night we went into it fully again. They refused to do anything about. anything but. the street.- lights. If they will not arrange private lighting and power also no contract. will ever be made with my consent. (Ap- plause,) Mr. O'Learyâ€"What are the concessions? buy. The light: company paid Ferrelon Falls for the right to bring the power out; if they are given the right. to put up poles and bring in power here they should give us the right. to purchase. I think the $8 rate for small lamps should be 86. They are to be put in near transformers. I favor reducing the big lamps and pucting up several of these instead. We can expend money on street crossings, that. is now going to light up the bad roadway and goose pastures. So then we want the right to buy at. arbitration price and we want minimum quotations for metre services. I am convinced that. municipal owner- ship is the right system. It has never been a failure. It: pays and if we cannot: get the conditions from the company that. I have mentioned, I would favor going into it now. Suppose it cost us $40,000 or $50,000, it would be better than tie our hands for all time. (Applause) THE COMPANY’S smr: or IT Mr. Stewartâ€"I am surprised at the turn things have taken. An 10 o’clock last night. I supposed everything was settled and it. only remained to ratify the agree~ ment. Now it seems that we are still at variance. . Why this anxiety about getting the vunership cf the plr n1? Would you be willing to pay the money that. has been spent in speculation before this scheme was made successful i Would you pay the money Mr. Reesor lost in it, and that. the Victoria Company under Mr. Parkin sun]: in it, before the present. company took hold of it? Then there is the money they have spent in experiments and in useles . work before success was reached. Would ypu be willing to pay all these sums? hou can have the plant tonight at its cost. What arbitrators might value it. at five years from now would not include these things nor recoup us for our outlay. By operating it we expect: in time to re pay ourselves. So we object to giving yop the right to purchase at. arbitrators price. Mr. Hopkins -â€"Tell us what experiments you refer to. Mr. Stewart- All through the under taking. Mr. Hopkinsâ€"I don’t know of any. Mr. Sbewarbâ€" We have been losrng all along. I am in favor of municipal owner- ship but not; that ownership run mad. To develop your light; or water power in the town for the town is good policy but. so go outside and develop a plant. to bring into town for sale like Orillia has done is municipal ownership run mad. It leads to ruin. We would have been here w ith thi power a year before only that another man got. in our way. The owners of the plants .are old men who have shown enterprise worthy of men of half their years. If we were a corporation like the Toronto Gas Company making dividendsâ€" Mr. Hopkinsâ€"You will be in ten years. Mr. Stewartâ€"Well buy us out. We were asked to give quotations in June. We knew the committee wer e merely feel- 1135: around and were not ready to do bus- iness. We offered to help them get infor- mation. They went; to other towns. Hamilton is the nearest to our case. They have a bigger concern and a better mar- ket, yet we offer better terms than their company gives. Our first offers were : For 1500 candle-power. . .. .3 65 00 3 “ 1200 “ “ ...... 69 GO “ 1000 “ “ ...... 55 00 These were to burn till 22.30 a.m, After negotiations we found that 15(U-candle~ power lamps were wanted and till one o’clock. (Mr. Stewart. here .read a list of towns and the prices paid. They ranged from $60 at Sherbrooke to $00,235 at Waterloo.) On this basis the committee reported, but. on Friday night. we met tour of them and last night. all of them and proposed to give the lights for $45, the small ones for $8, and to have our assessment fixed at $10,000. That was agreed to by all. Mr. W. Flavelleâ€"No, no. The rate and the assessment. were not coupled, as I understood it. Mr. Stewartâ€"I thought so. " ‘gll‘ulm’d i ve 'mmediately. Possession March fund of the MunicipalltY- (3) Sanitary RIGHT TO Buy, Ald. Gill 1 â€"I said I tho ht th and that Pf‘c‘ bl . $31932. I170,. particulals apply to MISS Sen er on the north srde of Kent-st., from THE posit-ions :3: fair but: wouliigl aveetlxin'). THE WATCH. 5: ' ' t] 007d 1)) 00 5'09 0f "Inf/871 CATHERINE NAYLOR, 22 Elgin-st., York-st. to Cambridge-st., and to assess Then again we oughttohave the right. . - e err f =P‘CC ’0' d5 :9 ' ”I "i {1' prepare for 18 j i t L' 653. Out â€"47.4, ' the final cost thereot upon the property to purchase at. an arbitration price. Ibis acceptancetothe council. . d for u ' [I m y. ' abutrin thereon and to be benefitted there- 1 5 Mr. Stewartâ€"I left, thinking it was “negane' :3, n .[l d 011/14 Staci; COInPZEH6 17} a ”II!“ b dgthatastatement ShOWin the lands the only way we c‘n preheat Curse ve W d. Cd n t be mcmgs 53 T 310 101. fi'n ' . _ FARMS FOB SALEâ€"The following dilute pay the sad assessmengt and the against. excessive charges for domestic agred .upfm'l ‘f p 15c“? ., 8.. ‘3 rifle} tum’ glare ~ 5! ~ ~ n ' F otwear ”76 717312156 your valuable farms are offered for sale on very names of the owners thereof, so fair as they lights. It; would be worthamllliondollars but we con-(l grw no sin, 1 ..t... .l.u, . “n stion :2 .7268 0] WLntBI" I 0 A ' easy terms Ofpaymmt ‘ can be ascertained from the last Revised to Toronto to-dav if the city could buv the "mild b0 01 any US“- l‘W‘llli' :11“ use" qugan J ‘2 - ' f OZU' rantie 0f Valuable fum Of 100 “'65: one mile Assessment Roll, is now filed in the office gas works atavaluatlon. By allsorts of use more. than they um! i:‘ mug; ii;t\‘-‘ an ~ 2‘ znspeci 1071’ 0 3 from L‘ndsa'y; 3“ plflw laudGexcspé 3 15:25 ’0‘ the Clerk our,” Mummflgflityhfld is 0%“ IGRletlon they have tried to regulate the no 1118130. The C0111 rum: \\ 4. s ‘ u lu - ii of ture- soil clay 0am. on we 1 , for inspection urrng 0 cc ours. e have been ableooesca , . p _ ‘ .- y . _ , ( Dmbc’s 3 7a,, 5’ â€"_â€"â€"// t Wham; one acre O‘Chatd ; Close to ..final cost 0‘ [he WOI'k is $2,120, as appears price but .never , p8 L01 ten Stair: V‘ H h ‘ 11‘ ll‘ " ‘I ”I‘l‘d “" t and mo“ . w° ’ ' the extortion of the company. I do not - , g , . _ .. ., . . “‘5 ‘3 school. Agood farm ata reasonable pncc by the report of the Town Treasurer and ball ti t that .1 and to be their so. 05 :11 1.1.2.12 mu. :3 and on easy terms 0‘ payment. Town Engineer. of which $189 is to be ”01’0“ that Lindsay 3 gm n o The report lawman“. WWW”, s! m I s Lotzo Corr 2 Matiposa. containing 100 provided out of the general fund of the position. Iam aware that. it. is not. likely 1. .1 ‘ (r ,. I“. :.. ,,=. , “In . g: u acres g'ood br’ick dwelling, two frame Municipality. (4) Sanitary Sewer on the men who 31-3 the company 1,0,13me ig ICIIID aflsallmib A... t... , ...:. , . ..i lfldsay :l i . bams’stablin , etc. All plow land except St. Lawrence-st, from Glenelgst. to Mel- oppress us, but. who can tell what. day the run use], wnh m, PX, m ,.,,._.,,,,.,.,._ 5'. two abres hargwood bush. Soil clay loam bourne-st., and on Melbourne-st from St. stock may change hands and we shall be You will hain- U, WY mm, 1.. m“ ‘ hi 'â€"-" Two acres orchard; good wells. Also Lot Lawrence-st. to Lindsay-sh, and to assess (1 men who will grind us down? We You will com 1W,” L” 1"“ WW Ei - 2 Con. 3 containing 100 acres, 70 of the final cost thereof upon the property up er 1 _ the bar aim we ‘ f V. “ , '1. ‘43, ‘- p :3 ’ ' Z 0 the ASH/a 0‘ ”’OOf I I7; wsliich are pdsture land. The above farms abutting thereon and to be benefitted there- must 910““ curse V93 “1 _ g . 1 water (‘Onlllllsmnnt-l's. . . \\ .i. m 33 ~ one alld 25100 1) 11/073228 ' U 5 :~ will be sold separately or en bloc. Price by, and that astatement showing the lands cannot do it. after; and now is our time. your own iumwts m d“ 3, i 23 Z i I reasonable and terms easy. “‘ble t° P37 the ”id assessmem' and the The "’3’ fact that this ”we" ‘5 bmugh" Mr. Kylieâ€"Mr. Human; 5.. en m. in. 8"! fl]. [PLE LE IF (fll/(t I J East halt Lot 23 Con 7 Eldon township, names “the °gnfmtherf°fr §° {MISS “3 in from the Falls puts us atadisadvarr filming/1h.” 1.. WW, mm ,m ”I“ 5’ . . ’ ’ be ascertaine rcn‘ Lie ast evrse ak th urchase clause all , a < , A" ' ‘-‘ ~~ ‘- l - d ' ntarmn 100 acres 70 cleared balance . ‘ , .. tags and 111 cc op , . w w, :2 . . . . . hirdw bush. 50,11, clay loam Two fissffizmgétioglf, list: 201;: :3; phrlityheancdfliig the more necessary; for we cannot com- bliti'ulgn to‘tl. W n 1.,” . ‘ . I, , .hicll :2 I"- miles from thfidd’ on gopd “rd.“- open for inspection during office hours. pete Wllih it. 1“” W333 steam powerI ‘ r 18,“ ‘21â€"‘â€" :1“er ‘1‘“. ”ital the? “ople i; d thztpisiin:elsoar;eoo;sgo:udd big: :5 dig; The final cost ofthe work is $1608, as ap. would notcarefor we could put. 213mm” Ullh. t1101p insâ€"'â€" l..k.1 ‘ ...w .1..- 0 p6 ‘0 _ - ° ears by the report of the Town Treasurer; steam plant when the price 0 omestic ring 0 (0 With a. u: 3:11:21. ‘ can do the i: SOTe Agent for the celebrate woodschaggsgrgl; Egrngfitg’ 8;: End TownEngineer, 0‘ Wthh $21703 it? vg‘. = “W‘nt too high. But; no steam Mr. Stewartâ€"â€"Yuu >115 W“ Emil our F3“ :2 9 ggeofogoung archang; good water. A fiu.prozipedoui"f1138,5813):iliiffiidwo‘tim;. ( . 4: «rd beside this power. It. could Ft-nclon Falls in gut mu pr)\\u‘:‘ out: ityol:f “mil ii Maple Leaf Brand RUHHCIS. first-class farm in everywsvect- heiglgiipérlidhyntr mi. m3.- neéori'r -"”“””"~“~ uP“-“’b°"“”“3“' Give them the We did for u was a mum.»- as”: f t the full is The McHugh farm west half Lpt 16, Can be" 1900. a, the Council Chamber in we franchise and you are helpless. You have to th cm. “L, a“, (,mm. H. “a,“ g a, _ O 1 A i 30 09535 05°?“ f“ 5316' It ‘5 .s‘mmed four Town of Lindsay, at 10 o’clock in the fore- created a monOPOIY- 1.3,, gems 11i-1, and it is us inw ;1_\ the place 2i. miles from Lindsay, on the Little Emma 1100!). for the confirmation of the said assess- Some people say we should get lights for 1 nvwhor . in ”W mm mm- ., M “V .- . 63 W road, “d contains {00 3055: so ofwhrch are ments of the above four works and for the $30. I don’t. We should not squeeze the ‘1 _~ g _ l ' l p ' _ 7,1,; 22 - plow land. There 15 a good brick $93.5“ purpose of hearing complaints against the cars any. but. yet we must. see that. they wrll bind ()llI‘So‘les llm mr'r'uzi‘u- ll. 1,, ‘5 - With WOOdSthSE 13'? frame WP'. r1 mg proposed assessments or accuracy of- the ” ‘ _. h ’d or take away If you Want In gr) inm iln- business ' ‘ " mes etc. The farm is in good ,5 ,h _ g . caughtst at. over-r1 e . . fl ‘7’ shed. Sta . 9 _ _ frontage measuremcn or any 0 er com , 5 is h t' bod ’t we are read-v ,0 (WOW a pm.“- i state of cultivation, and W111 be 501d "“50” plaint which persons interested may desire W“ fights» and now t e turn 0 1 ' . f , , . . , , 8 able. ' _ ‘ S to make and whichisbylaw midwife by In the original waterworks contract. Mr. Ilopklns .t is not lzlli' .n say t9 For further WWWS 391%?” ' ‘. the court. VF. KNOWLSON, Town Clerk. there was this clause of purchase that. see what, it, cost us" for I know ”an o O - 1g, PORTER, .waimmar or office. .1 __ ,3, .. and you 3 good a“, when you me ,0 (Continued on Page 16.) India).