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Obituaryâ€"Tbs Late Joseph Curtis of Ops. gen and other fire insurance com anios. figmemn Life and Norwich at don t insulin“:e 00mm"- The announcement last Friday of the death of gnome: to loan “10me Mr. Joseph Curtis. one of the most respected KNO WLSON BROS_ and widely-known farmers of Ops. came as a wwmm “sewnsuseus - memes.“ s W illness did not a car serious. Though ‘dteath came with terri le suddenness. he was fully prepared for it; The deceased was born in the township of Hope sixty-two years ego. His {yer-cute and grand-parents on both sides were .El ts. who left the state of Vermont and up landin the beautiful secdonin Durham county surrounding Port Hope. They were amongst the first settlers of the township. Mr. Curtis came into Ops township in 1874 and purchased the fine ZOO-acre farm, lot 12 in 3rd can. a short distance south-west of Lindsay. and not far from the river. Here he carried on farming successfully. He was one of the fore- most and most intelligent farmers of the town- ship. and was well-read in general literature and well-versed hangar: 1.39"? lie was a genial man. a go n . a on parent. audwssheldinthewarmest eetimationby the community. E‘Verybody liked him: and every- body was deeply affected by the news of his sudden death at an age when one would natur- ally expect many years of useful and happy life instore for him. Betook a warm interest in politics and public affairs. and in this respect showed exemplary public spirit. He was an earnest reformer. “true as steel.” but always from conviction and from careful and intelli- gent consideration of the questions of the day. He always took an influential and an active part in the councils of the party. He was twice married. and had a large and estimable family ofeight daughters and two sons. all of whom with the now widowed mother are living. and who have. we need hardly say, the warmest mpathy of the community in their great afflic- on. The two sons are fine young men. and of married daughters there are Mrs. Thea. Wetb- erup. Mrs. R. Eaglescn. Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. Dark. all of Ops. and Mrs. Greenaway of Port Hope. The funeral on Sunday last was one of the largest ever seen in the township. Inter- ment took place at Riverside cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Campbell of the Cambridge-stMethodist church. of which denomination the deceased was an earnest member. The funeral sermon will be preached on Sunday, Ang- 16th- â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" McLennan a: Go. Sign of the Mill Saw, SOUTH SIDE OF KENT-8T. LOWEST PRICES. BUILDERS” HARDWARE: NAILS,TARRED and PLAIN PAPER, GLASS and PUTTY, LOCKS, KNOBS and HINGES. PAINTERS’ SUPPUES : BRUSHES, KALSOMINE, COLORS - â€" AND OILS, - - DRYERS and VARNISHES. 8 ades and ShoveIs, A11 Kinds of pFence Wire, Largest Stock at MCLENNAN (10., illlllilli. 80M. All!) lllllll MERCHANTS- L'ndsaY.Feb. 12. 1861. Elm alienation first. Personal. __________.___.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" -Mre. Thee. Brody left for Toronto Tuesday LINDSAY. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1891. m I g to visit h-iende. â€"Mrs. Wm. Scott of Ottawa, and her two sons are visiting friends in town. â€"Miss Netie Proudfcot of Whitby is spending hot holidays at Mr. Richard Miller’s, Ops. â€"Rev. Father McClosky of Men. formerly of Pension Falls was in town edneeday. -Mr. Sidney Stephens and wife of Glencairn are spending a few days with Dr. Herriman. â€"Mr. Arthur Lee (of Warner 8r. Co.'s) and family are in Garden the present week visiting â€"Ths Misses Florence and and Teresa Mc- Carty of Toronto are visiting friends in town and county. â€"Miss Ella Chests of Port Hope and Miss Charlotte Chests of Iowa are visiting at Dr. Herriman's. -Rev Father Collins cf Sandwich. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Collins of Ops. was in town for a few days this week. â€"Miss Ruby Patterson of Peterboro is holi- daying in Lindsay and at sturgeon Point. the guest of the Mises McMillan. â€"The many friends of Mr. J. Britten,who has been prostrasted with rheumatism for some weeks past, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering slowly. â€"Mr. Barry Ferguson. mechanical superin- tendent of the Victoria division. returned last week from a holiday trip that included the principal points in the :maritime provinces and also Boston. Mass. â€"Mr. Fred. Frampton. formerly of Tm: Poe'r staff. and Mr. Frank Ward. some years ago employed in Bradburn a: Co.'s dry goods store. are home from New York.where they both hold lucrative situations. â€"Mr. John Hart. book-keeper in Sadler. Dun- das Co.'s mill. left Tuesday for Centralia. Washington territory. and will also visit friends in Vancouver. 3.0.. before returning. He ex- pects to be absent about amcnth. â€"Mr. J. J. Lowery and Mr. Ed. Butler of St. Thomas were in town Wednesday looking up old friends. Mr. Butler at one time resided in Lindsay. and his meeting with old friends awakened many pleasant recollections. â€"Mrs. W. A. Goodwin returned last week from a visit to Port Enron and Hamilton friends. Her son Frank accompanied her home from Port Huron. where he holds a position as engineer, and will speed a month holidaying at Sturgeon Point. -â€"Mr. George Matthie and Mr. Ed. Gregory returned Monday evening last from a vary on- joyable trip to the now famous Muskoka lakes. They reportthat section to be crowded with summer tourists and pretty girls. Sorry they couldn't stay longer. â€"Mr. H. Coleleu h Heap (of Dundas Fla- vellc Bros. staff) or enjoying a short outing on Muskoka lakesin company with Mr. Fred. MeBurney. left this week for Selkirk. More. to visit his father. Mr. James Heap. barrister. formerly of this town. Harry will be absent about a month. â€"Mr. Maurice Hustle. son of Rev. J Hectic. and a forms:- Lindsay boy. pdd a brief visit to town this week and was cordially w by many old friends and companions. lefthcfcasmalibg andhaagrown up n be a fiueyoungman. eisau expert stsn and occupies an excellent and respond 0 90d. tionintheDominlon Express Co.'s hsadoilice in Montreal. â€"Mr. Martin J. Kenny. who for a number of years has been the courteous and ohliaing gas and express clerk in Mr. F. C. Taylor's office. hasreeignsdhiepositicnwithaviewtcpro ing himself to take up the study of law. . Kenny‘s friends have advised him to take filth com-auburn the qualilsellselyto lead“: success in the legal profession. We wish” had TOWN AND COUNTY; DASBES HERE AND THERE. oz}. to: Preserve Jars at E. Gnsconr'aâ€" 624. Spices! Spices! i met supply at A. Hiclxsornu's drug litre-65 l. _______._ Summer Ties. l window-full of Ties of every style and ate are offered by McCrimmon at prices that we not bear telling-62. ’____. A. Noble Animal the horse. and the Old English Condition Powder is just what he Wants this weather. 54. A. HIGIXBOTBAM. One Minute Cure for Toothache. Toothache. the most common and one of the m painful affections. is cured by the applies. in of Poison's Net-villus. Poison's Nervilineie I pumbinaticu of powerful anodynes. and it miss at once to the nerves, soothing them and in one minute total relief from pain. M's. try it for your children’s toothache. ltmline is sold in 10 cent and 25 cent bottles by ll draggiszs. A Pleasant Camping Party. ‘i'v'arl‘ pleasant party left town on Saturday F011 board the steam yacht Zetta Bruce for a 4" days' cruise on the bee k lakes. The party, Whaling twenty-two ladies and gentlemen, "an exceedinglyjolly and highly apprecia. he one. consisting of skilled vocalists. expert Watts. an amateur frog-fisher and a son of Uncle Sam." The party was ablv piloted by ‘3 exceedingly trustworthy captain. whose Wes amid the various vicissitudes of the “81' of an “old salt.” has culminated in a high above the reach of even the Genera . .. Blaze also displayed great ingenuity in pro "an for the comfort of the party after it Med its destination. One of the most ex- features of the occasion was the hilltop: hovering of a beautiful king-fisher {mind the camp. which caused the ladies to “treat efforts to secure it for a pet. The Many of the evenings was broken by the all can-e to the sweet strains of the violin. as Duty included several devotees of the :Nworean art. The only anxiety experienc- i‘j-s by the ladies. lest the amphian pro- gnuee of a certain individual would provide zealous frog fishers with a larger haul than :1 could securely land. On the return trip awry repaimd to the Reid house. Bobcay- r-n’ Where a sumptuous rspast had been EWE‘L Before leavix g a vote of thanks was is emits the proprietor. Mr. Jackson Reid. hflkmdnessm allowing the party the use of In: "'6 on Piueon lake. after which the entire Ally Joined heartily in singing "For he’s a the mod leElow." On their arrival at Lindsay eBilainwas supported while the followinir s‘wm“ was read by one of the gentlemen: Mr. “Zn. lmilitia. mate. engineer and crew of . 0"- Brncaâ€" We, the ladies and gentlemen unmm‘ilwhom vou have extended your kind- Little suhmbhality during our brief sojourn at 6! Point and vicinity, desire on this :9“!!! caution to make apparent our ‘1 heart-felt gratitude to you, and our M of {our great kindness to us. We Mule" loin arm you that it will afford no I”measure if at any future limo we can be “um” '0 you. or prove that the kind feel h lll. OTIhown for us is perfectly "OWN“ h mono make evident the sincerity of their ”Mo Isihe party expressed a great willing- ” Iccomoany their estimable captain an ”EMT expedition either u or the egg” “9 Dmy separated exp hm. gent. after giving three lusty cheers 1 fair. followed by cheers for the mats gm“ d old acquaint-nee be forgot, M'figfirromeanbucd 1 agent] “an Irish “who.” o “are we had ,been filled by assistant raiser-fl: operator: while menu. telegraph messenger. takes the position of mt operator. Both these young nos-have been in Mr. Taylor‘s ammonia a number of The are courteous el Mead w: have no doubt i whim fill f tic“ to which the 2s.- ro- meied.“l't‘is worthy of not: that a file! of alou- locha wall oil the let some isea who prove ifs-selves it «so ease. toll-rhesus am Pulls-“- I. m mmmdfi-‘ou‘Wâ€"fi mare Cream rues-m Pow- mmmmummmm ”Wham-M mm" Jem ‘ (oftho arm a mum ma%~u Conntyd 4'. ”MIMI-mum mmmlfim m atthe mummmm.m coonpiedbymMarkcanhn. Acolyte WI. W Juno fill. mâ€"eo-u. “mm. _ Wednesdayevaiingat aixc'cloek among iadnamedPatrlcklferauflftscnyearsofage, employedinTnxPosrofileoforthepaotnine monthsaudrsaflingwith Mr.0wen Corrigan cfthesoutbward.parted with his allies com. pauionsinthemerrlet of moods. Two hours iatertboywereehoehedtoheartheaadintelli- geneatbatbehadlosthhlifetrylng torsacue mom . notheryouth mic that H h.al'lliofll’rJooeph of mm to ' 'a to “WI “If!!!“ an. E E e E E E mm Eiégieggéig '5 a ‘5. gain 5 EEEEEE a? Egaz‘iuig E 5 Esiggggés Eigtiealnfi tgééigiaé‘g :- £53325» .EEEEEeiESEE E e E E l E i E E E 33:" :55 E2 ‘gE E e E :5 E i s B E 5‘ § 3 3' E. S. 3 id 9 33:8 95 sg§§ s l were fruitless. an found by Mr. John ore. Coroner Poole was t doom as in nest neossbgryt- e-as t E a2 0 our notified bu. ill em all I ' e Stafford. and as their own son. in in th industrious boy. tion or his heroic his comrade. â€"Pcstors have been imued asking for tenders fortheconstruoticn of560ft. of the Lindmyst. drain. â€"A Mr. Murphy. member of the Pittsburg club at Bobcaygeou. caught a 28s lb. maskinonge Wednesday «am â€"No meeting of the school board Tuesday evening. Chairman J. R. McNeillio was unable to gather a quorum of members- meanness it?" wgfld n on e co coalsh byerectingalargsaddition tothe west end. â€"To retain an abundant head of hair of a nat- ural-colortoagoodoldagethe b one of the scalp must be observed. Apply '8 Hair 30' nelsonâ€"654‘ â€"Mr. F. Jordan Ioilseed Monday to the Tor- ontomarketa car of cattle. shoe . lambs and swine. The? were bought by Mr. as. Cain. and were a fine ot. -â€"Grand clearing out of all light summer goods this month at Mchlxxox’s. as- sortment of Ties of every description cap. Ease our 5c Ties.â€" 65. â€"Monday last Mr. T. H. McQuade of Omemee left with us three samples of Colorado wheat. club wheat and six-rowed barley. picked at random in his fields. that will bother any farm- er in the county to beat or oven equal. The wheat was sown on the lith April and out on July 24th: the barley on 17th April. and out also on the 24th. ‘ â€"Mr. W. Lgill'itsimson. butchtfir.1n 11:1th making a num o mprcvcmen misee taddmuchtothea cs. 5-13 window has been fitted up wi marble slabs and a handsome fountain, and it is his intention hereafterto keep the shop open all day for the sale of fresh and salt meats and vegetables of all kinds. â€" An exchange remarks that farmers. it is said. can be cejoied into purchasing almost any- thing by plausible. smooth-tongued agents, but it does seem strange to see in eastern papers an item is which “Sermon! are wet-nod easiest a Canadian thistle ewindler who wants to sell a thistle exterminator for three dollars and fifty Thursday on an excurucn to Sturgeon Point cents, as it is useless.” appointed b council at its session to hear the appeal of E. Tully and others against the action of the Verfllam in detaching the cast â€"The not township of halvesoflotssand9inthe7thcon.fromschooi Fenalon Falls and apontthe invading section No. 1, and attaching them to section No our town and viewing the variou‘shzighta. The 9. will meet at Taylor's school house. section was under on Tuesday next. ilth August. to-ssttle the dig: Fucgggn lodge of puts. J. H. Knight. 28.1.. will preside. â€"Mr. B. D. Frances of Peterboro. representing the Edison Electric Light Co.. was in town for a few days this week makin arrangements in toChemon . ella. $3?le for the “- m:nabcut Wed‘npeggyfiaeus? 5:352?" The tablishmeut of an arc and incandescent plant in precise date and other particulars will be an- town. He secured a number of subscribers in a unused by posters lataron. Thasooo conjunction with Mr. Sam. short time. and the work of plant poles and in taking a day’s on on the wiring the townwillbeprcceeded thatonce. waster-themed on. Lind- June”. 19! -$. The t will be placed in Mr. Perkins mill, â€"Remembcr the mm neunion to " ‘ and e dynamo will be a powerful one. â€""Between the dâ€"n sparrows and the bood- Crandelll. lsrs at Ottawa the country is being robbed!" This was the exclamation the other day of a beenheavily sound Ops reformer. whose fields are infected with sparrows. Richard to get his little gun and shoot them. Of course we mean the sparrows. not the boodlers. ed to run their annual excursion to Port pm -[Watchman.. ..Surely the Watchman will not be satisfied with ebontinr the sparrows. "Turn therascals out" and send some of the boodlers tothe nitcntlary should be the Watchman's fiwmfi“fl§%m° Wednesday next. way 0 dealing with the proelem. â€"Several weeks- ago Mr. S. Bellingham of make acvautageofif. Pension Falls. a raciicsl mineralogist. was ds~ spatched to Geor Bay to prospect for min- erals in the interest of the Pension Falls Mining lake hackleberl'y grounds under the auspices of Co. Last week he returned with apparently promising samples of gold. silver an copper ores. which were taken to Toronto by Mr. J. A. Ellieto beassayed. Thegoldturned cuta very mm will reach Line at seven o'clock. ““6” morning Tickets“. 25c. The scenario route is pictur- rich sample of surface rock. a party comprising Mr. .8. Bellingbam, Joseph McArthur. George Martin and Finlay McDou- miss this Wt my. allleft the Falls for the "disguise." and will fink a shaft to ascertain the rionnessof the vein. â€"Unknown and unsuspected by the majority of citizens. the town has passed through a ve crisis most a ully. Little did the tbogat- necessi ful merchant or the industrious artisan rock as paint on Sabbath. 16th incl. at 8 o'clock p.m. they hurried by in the sweltering heat to their places of business, that the man with the scythe. comfortably ensconced under the shade of a wayside tree. was possessed of agrievancoâ€" but so it was: stern Fate. in the person of Street Superintendent O'Neill. bad oscided that the street trimmers. while obliged to supply scythes and hunt woods to out. were to duoed from the time-honored wage of 8.26 per daytoSi. and in some instances to 75 cents. Sundry meetings were held and the situation was discussed at considerable length. Finally it was decided. pending more decisive acti to send a deputation to wait upon the and ask that the old rats be watered. luckily. perhaps. the members saw the "haft"cf their arguments and man vard on the east side of Uneasy-st. was in the weed-cutters. and it promises to disarm- Pdate as many mwvmoflOIOf'm“ m‘ ortbe lindeay ”new“ TWO CHOICE FARMS F OK here. new of Mr. J. a. sum. mar. have SALE OR TO RENT. Farmh'O. 1 is situated four miles from Lindsey. 3-48 ofa mile from church and school-house; contains 150 acres, 130 acres cleared and in a first-class state ofcultiyation. Improvements equal to any farm property in the township. Farm No. 2 is situated five miles (1 a. statoof . ,. improvedan in M81! sole 3 tan spills to 1'. mm d I» .L c. We ' n o. my 3‘3:me mom :- tgzmfi; ing Parties liberal/y dealt with. - - We would advise him to tell isdsterminedto mausoleum-m. be re- plant and sums-ful our. ad waytcBalsalnh-keonacancciogexpecuioo. awlly outof the fishing. at which he is an old ban olfiicnlty ------ Dn'inR the any the new boule- have some goodstorico what he returns totcwn. may hustler 7, teen. « â€" t“. . “- ‘... 'AL-m. . as. - - . WHAT WECLAIM mmmmmmmmme ‘ â€"'â€"-â€"-â€"‘â€" . DOC - isaaplsndidtlutogivehualtlafldmh mm. deby m .â€"â€"~â€" Norway-n. ' mmmunu- ,odflhwithuomdmimd wmmmuwwwflb auwdoamaudmadomefeal Illa-awn.- Ietroagiyreeommeadit. summ- A. Wm. , IT IS NOT STYLE NOB FINE SPEECHES THAT MAKE OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT so populouwiflt Good Housekeepers and Customers east-o , but the Sterlmg Master of the Goods we Sell Recomgnend lfl’gem. REMEMBER- We malts it a point to supply Families all the year round mm“ %mmmngg at a new Small Profit. w 5'5” WmMREmJ-ERâ€"Wedomt show ouaswmleaudthe and g3...“ smrhm.w timely default: article to youryhouse. p- - n so am a”. w Emuâ€"We cove you sixteen ounces to the pound every time and oftentimes a. shade over. We lose Milli/n9 by giving good weight. ’ I'leese, and many other reasons, could be given why you should deal with us. Call and imspect ourstock. ARCH. DAMI’BELL, Family Grocer. nod-av. Antes. mâ€"ss. tAhgeastboo' emigre};:l‘ldthle‘lrfllionoymoolagfltriarlI seminawltbthemthogood-wieheaofall. ’ S ratt at Fluen- __________ aquarterinsl! adoondaaimlzait. -The gangster: Checkdosr‘s gangs: the Bang: increase it after a m game. Wednesday. The Checkers "alocertainly loft." gnawwwwm em a N u ggfpe‘rm Psi-k this week. May sueeem stead m. â€"The event of the Cleveland meeting was the otmanco of C. J. Hamlln's team Justina. andGlobe. driven three abreast teazvaggoninxu. â€"Mr.Wm. Simpeatrecently purchasodaud Quality always the Best. Prices lnvariably the Lowest Our Trade in Teas and Cofiees for years past has beeua large Mid satisfactory one, and we t the public of 17th comets! for their confidence on us. ‘ bwhttctownan embryo new hotels the . _ _ ’ ‘m" “'.:°“°“"° Ourambttmhusbeeutosupply TeusaudC’ofieesofsupemor ; fiflfi' q‘mfihfififi grade at about the some figures as inferior grades sell at, and we ”ffim“, ,, 933'“ u, finned“. think we have succeeded. - - - - By buym largely Mtd with discrimination the experienced dealer can always secure rare bargainsâ€"if he has the cash to afar. Money is all-powerful with Wholesale Men. Minnie Belle. 3 245. to to last I! for development on the Dufierin Park track. mile her new trainer. Mr. Collins. pre- Iillailed on Mr. Delysofsrthat he perntitted her tobeeuteredintbec paoeonthelastday (Monday next) of the erin Park races. In erpreeent ormitwillbe butlittle short of a @333“me flflm We have made a particular .study of Tests and Q'ofiees, and A “h°“’°"°m°'°m"m have some lines the e - l of wheel» cam not be found on. Lmdsuy "m“ m“ at the sameprtces. coil yourself of our expemnce, ' . -The Racket: True Blue life and drum band announce an excursion to Chcmong park on Tuesday. August 18th. A baseball match be- tween the Athletes of Lindsay and the Indian village club will be an eta-action. â€"Neariy all Port Perry passed through on 0w General Stock will be found Full and Complete. Camp- tho ateanmr Crandella. which steamer the aucve attained village .. island. â€"Wednudsy about soo excursioniata from ' SPRATT 8t KILLEN. Family Grocers. the management of the Foresters. who had chartered the steamer Alice-Ethel and palace barge for the occasion. â€"The Citizens' band propose running an ex- templato lakes should Neil McPhadsn. NEM.MCPHADEN. MID-SUMMER SALE. We thank our customers for the grand was: in Which they patronized us the season now ending, and hOpe for a continuance of their favor in the season now approaching. Sturgeon Point this even Fri ctr. The best.“ mmwm‘ gym) weste- sd. The dieturbers at the last moonlight have fined for their misconduct and will notbcallowed unheard again. CapLCrandell â€"Llndsay lodge of 'Prantloe Boys have dadd- this year. and have chartered the Alice-Ethel and ototransport themselves and friends banks-ammonium doubt if the weather is has a large number 1 â€"‘l‘uesday next. August llth. the steamer Crandella will run an excursion to the Ball the choir and Epworth leaguefconnected with the Queen-st. Methodist church. The boat will leave the new wharf at eight o'clock sharp: re- eeouabold and inepirinaandno one Sturgeon Point notes. -â€"Mr. W.H. DeanofTorufespent Sundayat thePointwithhisfather.Jodge Dean. -mv. D. Wright will at Bturgsat â€"Mr. Hamilton declares that he is goingtc catchabigger'lnngethanlir.aranthamyet. -Mrs. John Knowlsonaulfamilyhavetaken aeottagoatSandyPointforaoouple ofweaks: â€"'l'berewaanc hop last l'riday evening. It wupoetpooedtoWedneedeynighaaudwaaa In order to reduce our present stock and make room for the full code, we are prepared to give GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTH NTS. OUR TRADE IN PRINTS AND CHALLIES Has been most successM this season. More on still same we left. â€"Mrs. A. TateofNewYorkaud MissDorothy DeanTataarrivrdat thei’oint last week and are stopping at Judge Dean's. â€"Mr. "Jinks” Ferret and Mr. W. Boultbeo of Tm-ootopasaed through harem Friday on their rare luck â€"Ex~Councillor Brown is ha ‘7 no will .m.W.S.Milnsr. latcof Thomson andformerlyssaiatant-maotar Penetowmh. Wis spoiling nisholidayaatgi’oum - â€"lfi-MaryandMiasllla mum- OUB DRESS GOODS STOCK, thereputatiou of 10th gone for and wide, is still lorgeaadwellâ€" beenguoafsatfhe of II. Geo. 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