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Bobcaygeon Independent (1870), 2 Aug 1895, p. 4

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“Very little I: so far known about Nichum 11.. the mgrand duke of Fimnd, " an t rmapondont. “Them is no doubt. that the young on: has re- ceived an excellent Qdmtion. The home We of the imbbrial (wily, so touchingly plain. in the atmosphare of which he has grown up. must needs have exercised com. innmnc‘e onhis chancm, In gdor‘ to. develop the ‘ _--.:... ‘ ‘-J ”.me ------ nose: to free himself "om tha influences of the counsefiou who have stood at his Max’s uida.” which h? his grown up. must needs have exercised um. innmnc‘e on his chancm, In order to develop the was in: s more liberal ditecn'on,‘ 3nd extend his View. as to the hi )1 duties or. rnlo. bin {steamed use r. Mr. Heath, an En lushmaa, has not. spared any ofl'orts. we travel: havo tended w ripen hisjudxmcnc and increma his nxperhnce. Hm loadings awards Fin- land no under-"00¢! at be very sym- ametlc. All this is a good guarantee or ”IMO. The great question ro- mina whuber the young emperor will have M: independanco. of char. -L - .‘llu. ‘u‘l-AII Tho doteciives who accompany besi- den: Clevalaud whenever he mes awny {rem “Kahuna-ton keep the r idantity pretty We}: cpncmled. Thev are un- obtrusive Ami mmwt very little atten- tion, nnd they don’t van: to. 1': was not gcnaralry known recently that one) of these men was in close 1'0!- imizy to thn Pruident when he rave through Central Park with Dr. Bryant. The detective was in a. one-mum wngon, and kept within 30 or 40 yards of Mr. Cleveland“ carriage. He looks like a. business man on: for an afternoon drive, and was not, nppnrgntly,‘ paying- nuan- puvvv -vâ€"vr--_ «rue-ma wagon halted and wasâ€"not dxiveu "' until the President had asce'ndod tikw.s:eps and entered Dr. Bryang'a rodJence.â€"‘Ngw York Mail cnd Expmss. ‘ ‘. \ ,\ nun. I'mâ€"« ‘7 -,,.HV tion to auvthmg bm'rhi's 'oyvii horse. When the doctor and his dishnguishcd mtxreached Thirty-sixth gtraet, the} l > “My husband. "said the large, fleshy hdy, “ has a. habit of marking pan- graphs in the paper that say mean things about yvornexg. " _- â€"-- ALAâ€" -L') WIII‘? guy.” "V. ,_, “So vou will not. fail to see them, eh? Still. tin t is not as mean a trick as mine ya. 71» cuts them nll out. Then have tn get another paper, only to find chat I have been fooled again."â€"-In- 'dianspoiis Journal. Nugget. of Knowledge. A perfeczlv {omml face is twothirdn forehead. add one-third lip and chin. I: u said that one company operating several London cafes consumed last year 50) pounds of tea. 830,000 pounds of beef and. 328,000 pounds 0! 'wr.“_, There are about 100,000 islands, large and 5211311. neutered 920: the oceans. America. done has 3,330 around its Italy gives to the world outside her borders, 2,500,000,001) oranges; Spain. 1,400,030J7M’); Portugal. 80,W),000; Paraguay, 60,000,000; Florida. nearly as many ts Pnragnay. Opring W heat "The Sven” Engiilh woman is the mass; American next, '8!‘ \V bea‘....o cool-O “£34....I. name . . . . . Potatoes Barley......... 2‘1‘1cr. . o u Eggfi.....u. coo-c... o-.. .0- Flourghlix per 300...".."2 Hay per ton ........ ....... fork . vou GO TO LINDSAY. - For your Lunch, when you get Fruits of an kinds, Joe C! Home made Bread, Remember the place 49 Kent Street. first class models. Canoes and Boats mad. to my size or model, 1:: Basswood Cedar or Butternut, All kinds of boat tackling made on short notice. AREFUL ATPENTIUN TO ORDER. Canoe Boat Builder 16 new machine: we aided lately to the Very my always to king. Agents will be mnnd soon 10: uda â€"xenmber Mrs. ° Ensxgn, ALWAYS T0 no 1’: olidont'u Domed"; Bobeaygeon Markets parted by J. '1’. Robinson, Grain tad finance Dealer. Klein!” 1!. of Filing, J . lVIcDermott, A 6001) LUNCH 30B 150. ..._.o.o..uoo ..-y GO TO . J. MORTONS, flnfn . lulu, BY MAIL. o... .5...- ..u In... sn.... 0 ym CORSET 118 Since. St ., ENSIGN. a... 1- on- a... ‘poao '. J. MORTON, O... .r' .0. a... AND LEADER OF PATTERXS Ice Cream, 75 a 35. a 35 50 ’PWDOlO 75 89 I]. a 12 9 a 10 40 a 2 80 00 00 a 4 00 25 a S 00 80 80 45 35 60 FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS DRY GOODS CLOTHING; Wilson’s Old Stand, Market Square, T’HECOOICS B£§IEBJEND EVERYTHING MUST GO. DUNN’S BAKING POWDER Corset Blouses and Ladies Underwear. WE HAVE consms AT 25c. 'ro so 1:, 1 BLOUSES, ARE OUR SPECIAL Y, White and Colored, all sizes from 25c to $2 50. Having bought the Stock of JOHN WILSON, at a low rate on the dollar, and also another Large Stock PETEBBORO CORSET FACTORY, TO THE MERCHANTS 0F PETEBBDBD Receivini; a tow car load] Th6 Salmon are (he Close figures tor quantities. PETEBBDBO WHOLESALE JOBING HOUSE. M. CARTON , Prop. ‘-â€"â€"Vâ€"-_' ,,_, LARGEST Suitâ€"Ii cannon: ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. We put the two together, 8: offer them at Slaughtering Prices to close them out. prepared to give close figures ,,,,, _r 13:-L (Va-um SURROUNDING VIILAGES.7 AND COUNTRY. Now is your chance, as we don’t intend to continue on. l to give closengnwu w Luv unuo -- Emu... ....----.-_,___ __,._, car loads of Fish Canned, Salmon, Fruits and Vegetables. are lhe finest Bed Fish from the most reliable packers in British Colum- TERMS :---TRADE or CASH. GROCERIES I WHEN IN PETERBORO. Grey Cotton, do Flaumellette, do Shining Prints, do 8 Cotton Shirting, 1.2; Ginghams, l4 Boy’s Suits, $3 56 do 3 25 Men’s Suits, 7 50 Straw flats, me Men’s Shoes, 3 50 do Plow Boot, 1 25 Women’s Shoes, 2 5O TO CASH MEN. Lots of Cutlery and small wares_to be 3916 regardless of cost to clear them out. do Opposite Market Arcade. COME TO ITS to the Trade n gnueml Groqeriesmnd Sundries. H. CALOUTTS A Speciality, Warrant tc flatten the leancst of people. Recommended by the Medical faculty, to: all weak people who are run down in health. HOUSE, SIGN ORNAMENTAL ’ 80NLY $1. per BMW-a} DUBLIN PORTER Kept by all the Leading Hotels. PAPER HANGER, AND DECORATOR, C. J. GEMMELL, 325 GEORGE STREET. . Davey, Send orders to Calcutta Brewery PETERBORO. A grea‘rTonic and Appetizer. CALCUTT’S ENGLISH. PAINTER BOBCAYGEON. WAS NOW 10% 80 140 BOBCAYGEON. 10 $2 50 2 25 4 50 3c.- 2 75 l 00 1 70 100 l5 In addition to an extended experience, I have taken a full course of Optics at. the Chicago Optahalmic College, in the treatment. of the Eye and treatment of defected Eyesight. Oculisla’ Prescriptions carefully filled. Repairing of Spectacles and Eye glasses promptly attended to. The Drug Store, Robgaygcon. full ranges of the lendmg and most fashionable productions novelties, medium and high- class. EXPOSITION OF NEW STYLIS I-l MILLIN E RY We have had, the biggest variety, the lowest prices. new shapes, the newest trim mings, millinars who know how to please Three Doors East of Benson House, JOHN KENGSBORO, Elmount Hardware Store I BOBCAYGEON INDEPENDENT. We invite the Ladxes to inspect our maihfic'gn; ’Millinery Display. We exhibit. , ,1 nAu_____ A Special Department in the Repairing 0! Watches, Clocks, Jewellery. Is now complete and are of the best quality. advantage to get. OUR PRICES before purct PAINl‘S, OILS or GL 10AM TS AND OILS ‘ure Pans Green : A. Sandersan, JOHN .KINGSBOBQ 367 George St, Peterboro. CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, Must positively be converted into cold Cash during the next 30 days. Prices will be simply irresistable, and this Sale a. Red-hot Summer sensation, knocking all other sales “out of slght.” LINDSAY The Watchmaker Jeweller, FRESH AND BEST QUALITY. HANDSOMEST STYLES BAILII F ’8 SALE 1 :, Lindsay. OUR STOCK 0F Miss O’.Brien, R. VEN TRESS. GOUGH BROTHERS best quality. You will find it to your ,efore purchasing anything in the line of OILS or GLASS. Optical Goods ! FESTIVE BEETLE ONTARIO ARCHIVES The T. Dolan Co’s Mammoth Stock of KINMOUNT. Cents on the Do] lam. NOW FOR TORONTO The Wonderful Cheap Men - AND - â€"’1‘H Eâ€" of French and German Was bought by us at KINMOUN T Peterboro Music 00., 404 George 81 PETERBORL , And Dealer in every Description of Furniture” The Leading Pianos and Organs UN DER‘I‘AKING ALWAYS ON HAND. SHEET MUSIC BOOKS. One Block West of the Fountain. Rokeby. Bobcaygeon. STRINGS, REPAIRS. ETC Violins, Guitars. Banjos, Etc. Musical Goods TORONTO TAILOBS QOLNO ICE Call land be Measured. Can’t go Without Pants ! BOBCA YGEON. ‘. Holloran is still at. his old stand opposite the Fountain, and is the 01d Reliable Tachr. GIVE US A CALL. ‘8! PETERBOROUGH GEO. BYN G, -CLASS HEARSEXILN CONNECTION; SOLE AGENTS FOR New Raymond Sewing Machi . Holloran, is always replete with everything necessary, and orders are attended to with the utmost promptitude UNDERTAKER TAILOR, TRENT VALLEY NAVIGATION CO ESTURION, LINDSAY, STUBGEON POINT BOBCAYGEON. LEAVE BOBCAYGEON, 6 45 3 10 ARRIVE LINDSAY. 9 10 5 30 LEAVE LINDSAY, 11 45 5 45 ARRIVE BOBCAYGEON, 2 00 8 09 Lake Ontario Bay of Quinte J. W. DIAMENT, NORTH KING Loaves Charlotte N. Y. (Port of Bochea- ter) week days at 10 00 p_ m., arrives Co- bourg at 5 15 a, 21)., Port Hope at. 6 30 n. :11. Except Saturday, the Steamer leaves Char. lotto at 4 25 p, m, arriving Port Hope 10 30 p. m., Cobourz at 10 45 p. m. An extra trip is made Monday from Charlotte at 8 30 a‘ In. arriving at Cabonrg at 1 00 p. 121., Port Hepc at 1 30 P. m. SAILING NORTH. Leaves Port Hope week days at 9 45 a. m.. Cobourg 10 15 a.m., aniving in Charlotte (Port (:1 Rochester) at 3 n.m., except Monday when Steamer leaves Port Hope at 2 p. m , Cobourg at 2 45 p. m., arriving at Charlotte at 7 30 p m. -‘ . ‘- A- “‘4 , 38' Right reserved to alter above Time Table without notice. For further particulars apply to Capt. Jams“, on Steamer. S. Patterson and '1'. Long, Agts, Port Hope. ‘ éélfs 7571' Brighton Monday at 2 30 and Wednesday at 3 a m, and Colborne Wednes- day and Friday at 4 a m ’95. THE BACK LAKS. ’93. MAPLE LEAF Lighted by Electricity. Heated by Steam Making close Connection with the Cbemong Railway, will run between Bobcaygeon, dep 7 15 5 30 arr u 35 7 4o Cbemong, train 9 35 5 r-o Boat 9 35 5 40 Peterboro, art. 10 00 6 15 dcp 9 00 5 15 Cunnecting mid-dav, with Str Esturion for Sturgeon PLand Lindsay The privilege ‘s reserved of cancelling this Time Card fora day, on two week Public Notice bcing gin-n. BOBCAYGEON PETERBIDBO. FARES FROM BOBCAYGEON .- 1‘0 th‘wrbom 80c Return, 31 25 "'0 O: k Orchard 30c return 40c. Indian Village 40c. return 65c. Cbemoug, 60c xeturn 75c. Reduced rates made for Excursion Parties of 25 to 50 by regular trips. The Barge Cbcmong can be engaged at low rates for Sunday School Pxnics. From all available points connecting with G. T. Railway viz :â€"Lakcfield, Chemong, Penelon Falls, Lindsay, Port Perry and in- termediate ports, to Stony Lake, Burlcigh, Lowsick, Bazl Lake. Bobcnygcon, Sturgeon Point, or will carry Excursions lrom any one ruxlwzw connection to another, calling at intermediate points 01 interest. SECURE YOUR DATES IN Muskoka. Lakes COLUMBI Trains leave Toronto, daily at 8 30 I m and 10 30 a In, and on Fridays at 515 p m. “MEDOBA” leaves Muskoks wharf daily at 2 30 p m for IAke Joseph route, swung at Pmt Cockburn at 8 o'clock, “Nipissing' leaves Muskoks what at 2 30 p m (‘ailv tor the Lake Rosseau route, uriv. ing at Rosscau at 6 p m. “Muskoka.” leaves Bmccbridge duly nt 7 1m connecting at Bah with the Steamer Kenozha, and at Beunmaris with thn Nipis. sing {or the fast train at Mnskokn what-t For full particulars, rams, time tables. etc. apply to A. r. oocnann, Gravenhurst. Mnnager 8 Secty Gravenhurst, i‘EE Boncuenogmnmimpppr For particulars apply to W. McCAMUS d: 00.. Bobcaygcon- Lu“ ~vâ€"-__ ana’n 001:57:35’ Hanan, isprinted by Charles E. Stewart, at. his Priming (fifico in the Village of Bobaygoon and is Published by him every Friday in tho This Fast, Roomy and Comfortable Steamer is now open tor same place. EXCURSION S. STEAMBOAT CO., LTD. THE EXCURSION STEAMER (CAPT. W. H. BOTTCM,) SUMMEB SERVICE- WILL PLY (mm) mm STEAMEB SAILING SOUTH- STEAMERS I TIME TABLE. fl . [I GILDERSLEEVE, â€"STEAMERâ€" Purser H. BOTTOM. Prop- Gen. Manager, Kingston M. Lame, A'N. Cdpt.

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