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P119”, 57.00 Id give us very low indication of Goods this sea- selling tier neglects lore liberal. rould make Lindsay. m front ;c and 106 456 >l'd of it. 5; $71.50 doth" 10c 12%: .ah'd 15c you in line All. Bl 10¢, 12¢ l "c, 10c ed 25c IS 17c 10c 1.40 10¢: 10.: Jae 45C (‘0 a“ The Peterbomgh Business College. PRlNGLE x MOOREA. Sig: :5 Mill ‘1'» McLEN NAN CO. Binder Twine, Hay Parks and Rakes, Machine Sections, Paris Green, Machine Oil, Portéand Cement, Builders’ Hardware, Screen Doors (9: Windows fishing Tackle. McLennan 8100. SCRANTON COAL 3918. J Shorey Invited to Peterboro. Peterbore Review, Sept 10m. :-â€"Ac 3 fitting of the quarterly board of the m-st. church last evening annul- le invitation was extended to Rev. S. '51“?! pastor of the Cambxidfl'e-St- M Lindsa tome . . y, to assume the pas “xii-he church. in succession to Rev W. R. Pmnz‘ who has accepted an invitation to on Hm. Rev. Mr. Shorey’s name is not 3:510“: in Peterboro, for he was a resi- mt.“ the town for severed years during fix “me he was pastor of the Charlotte-st. m‘m- During his residence he beam “111;: With all denominations and he ‘1: be Welcomed to town again. In tho ,, “in: a forcible gag eloquent speak- ' a pastor e as been . gamma qualities maki him 3 W01 guest in the homes of 0% .h“ Mr. Shorey, priorto on ”Ilse. M tor r mum % 1‘ 83mmghgmbomeet. Toronto; “than: church, Names; Cun- gmnsu, FRIDAY. SEPT. 18'. TOWN 5.17:1) COUNTY. M w. KENNEDY 8100. :3; We hwe aha Gcocls and the Prices to switg BUSINESS OLLEGE ZE- DRY GOODS, - CLOTHING. {JV} Hi? In Twaeds- Ulsterings and Coatings We will save you 20 per cent DASHEs HERE AND THERE. “1” EB [H l. I [{1} I? :1 Is it worth your while to consider this P If so. come this week and look throughâ€"it will not cost you anything but your time, and may be worth money to you. ': In HATS and ‘GERTS’ FURNISHINGS IS JUDGED BY THE OAUBRE OF THE STUDENTS IT TURNS OUT. -1 iIN FLANNELS and PLANNELETTES W 1“ ..-- “1 We have them in great variety and What’s I331 more we ’11 make the prices do the talking. :1. .‘l‘fi‘ E 6000’, New, Seasonab/e DRY GOODS. Delivered at Lowest Prices- Buszness Collegg EN PRINTS, [SATEENS and COTTONS IN DRESS GOODS . McLennan a Go. Visitors to the Exhibition will find us Ere- The Celebrated n he no judged. An student hav- ‘ will to“ of the ho! ul Instruction Huh“: received. \ 0 aim to be which will greatly add to the interest of greatest imBortance to Burchasers, and pared with a longr list of offerings of the M'o handicap nwd muting tome thN ': Hu rods have so '01:. uw'ur. vm-ununlty to answer your A mail. In either cue We no Everybody is now looking for South Side of Kent-st XHIBITION WWW/WWW M. W; £91111;de Go. We will save you 10 to 20 pe 1‘ cent BARGAINS. We will save you 20 per cent We will save you 10lper cent. ' The other day Mr. John A. Ellie, reeve l I of Pension Falls. received a letter from : his son. Mr. W. G. Ellis, who has been in ‘ British Columbia for the past tour years. in which he gave much interesting inform. ation concerning the mining boom now in progress there. For some time after his arrival in the Pacific province Mr. Ellis acted as secretary-treasurer tor a theatri cal troupe. and in travelling about the country fell in with many old miners who had prospected in manv districts. and who pronounced the Trail Creek re ion one of the most promising. Upon t e termin- ation of his engagement with the company Mr. E iis visited Russiand with a miner friend, and after a couple at weeks'etay they staked out several claims. Since then he has gone on acquiring properties whenever a favorable opportunity offered. and now holds thirteen in all, one of them being known as the British Lion, from which some very rich are specimens have been taken out. Mr. Ellis has received offers for several of his properties, but in- tends holding on to them for the present, as the development of the surrounding mines and the tracing of leading veins will undoubtedly increase the value of his holdings. According to the B. C. mining laws, Mr. Elia has to pertorm $100 worth of work on each claim yearly, and in his letter he admits that to do so is quite a “pull” on his purse, but he sees thous- ands ahead of him. The Barrie school board has just: estab- lished a filth form in its public school, in accordance man the rules of the education departments, and unlike the Lindsey board, took the parents into their confidence by sending them the following cirenlar: 1 “Under the new regulation of the educa- tion department, a fifth form will be open. ed in the Central school on Tuesday, 82h inst (:emporarily in the basement of the Ross block). The intention clearly is to make the public school the people’s college, and to give there, without the expense of attendance at the Collegiate Institute, a thoroughly sound English and business or commercial education to such pupils as do not desire to enter prefessional life or take up the study of foreign langu es. The subjects of the course are: Rea ing, Eng- lish Grammar, Rhetoric, English Composi- tion, English Poetical Literature, History. Geography, Arithmetic, Mensuration, Al- gebra. sawing, Bookkeeping, Writing, Geometry (or Botany). A thoroughly com- petent master has been ergaged to take the class, and should the class be taken advantage of as generally as its merits do- serve, the board of trustees hope at an early date to include in the course short- hand and practice in tgPewriting. The fifth form class was esta ished to provide free education to such pupils as do not wish to take any other subjects than those necessary to a thoroughly sound English and commercial education, and who, therefore. do not attend a high school at all or do so only for a short time. The course in bookkeeping includes: Back- keepin by single and double entry, com- merci forms and general business transactions.” In Lindsay many of our citizens who are ill able to afford the upense are pinching and striving to pay the Collegiate fees an 4-- uni- "an an a good sound ednm- lontn‘l. vainchl ............ ........sop6.1m E“ m W-cnunoou- no... Ivory-m ”‘2‘ Eden Fall Show, Woodum..............5opt 11-83 Brock M Show. 8mm...........28m.-us‘ “no. WIN] Fur. Gum-Inst. unannou;..m North vim “ammoouon upon-sq radon nn- Show, radon mi;'....8q MFA WL-cOâ€"ffotovto con-muco‘ nu Snowâ€"- give their ohllixen a sound educa- tion. This should he a mind in the pub llc school. tree of charge, and some day our people will come to the some conclusion. Dates of Princdlpal Exhibitions- Peterborongh MW...-uuu...._....sopk 2"” Lindnv Cantu.................... ...... 8012-24-26 my“mumm..................5opc. 15-18 "m Dulm. Mp. can... “on ..m 17'19 Onnflouid Datum, WM..........-W-mfl n_AL an n- \Ve will save you 10 per cent, A Fenelon Falls Boy in Roasland. The fifth Form in Public Schools. Marriage Licenses. A: Bax-non 83032.. Jewellers. Post of Kent-st" Madamâ€"91. FALL FAIRS. ”r cult-c .IOIIOC;.IM 8-“ THE CANADIAN Sept. woo W323 â€"A meeting of the various committees appointed to arrange for the rec:ptlon of Lord and Ltdy Aberdeen was held in the council chamber Tuesday evening. There is a fund of about $350 for the purpose. A high platform will be built for the school children on the grounds, to cost 840- Kent. at. wui be decorated by Mr. W. M. fiobson at a coat oi! about $100, and the bill for carriages and hotel accommodation will foot up at least another 3100. Then the ladies, who will invite Lid? Aberdeen to the Academf for an hour 11 order to present her w ih addressee, ask $20 for decorations and $30 for an orchestra from Toronto. Col. Deacon pronounced the latter idea an innovation out of place at such functions, and gallantly suggested that the sweet voice or her 'exceileucy would furnish grander mneic than they could procure elsewhere, but the ladiee persisted and will no doubt n their point. Anozher meeting will held to- â€"The looks at Young's Point, Stoney Lake, are to be extensively repaired, the Ontario government having placed $6 ( 00 in the estimates for that purpose. Mr. R. M C illum, engineer for the department of public works of Ontario. and Mr. Thou. Walters, superintendent of locks, dams and bridges, visited Young’s Point on Mon- day in connection with the imprJvements about to be made. The locks are to be cemented with a view to sto ping the leak- ages, and some stonework to be done in connection with the gates. It is the in- tention next season to dredge out the river at the foot of the locks and tocrlb that portion of the bank on the Smith side which is now being washed away. The work will be of great benefit to the canal and locks. 3;?1n§"c2u}i§:§'h'ch?fiéa throivivhr out: of employment will beunable to meet; their payments. â€"Toe peop‘e of Fenelon Fella feel very blue over the Howry disaster, and many are predicting that good times have ven- lehed forever. While some of the citizens do not take such a gloomy view of affairs. all admit that the destruction of the mills can only be viewed in the light of a serious dis later. 350 men being thrown out of employment indefinitely. It the mills are not rebuilt then the blow will indeed be a hard one, as building has been going on briskly of late, and considerable prop- erty has changed hands on instalment 3 LL_ A-.. LI._-__ an... nl eating experience a. shart time While in the field he observed a large an ider's web enspe nded between two stalks of grain. an unmel agin- tion goingon in the ewe ,Mr. Ryan m- 5 3 in 5 a 5‘ 3 â€"Carelessneee with regard to leaving horses on the street untied and unwatche has not yet vanished from the face of the earth. A case of “ might have been " that happ‘ly wasn't, occurred last evening near Morgan's drug store. Whatever the cause of alarm may have been, a horse suddenly jumped up on the sidewalk, almost over- turning the buggy, and a farmer's team. althon h attach to a heav wagon,dash- ed ma y across the read an into Veitch‘s hotel yard, running into the drivln sheds at the end of the ard. A man w 0 was standln on the s dewalk at the ate was knocke over, but luckily escape unhurt. Emmi: continulnz toundaumendodlnthowe sizaot .ggqom. Haunt-l”, expec"”todln"noh' his Mb 3 ”I 3% lmfl’ 3? is? a at in: â€"â€"One oi our local bargain hunters, while in the city recently, pmc‘msed a rocking chair at a price which she considered a great bargain. Passing one of the turni- tnre stores on Kent-st. she saw a chair identical with the one she had bought. but marked at 81 less then she had paid, ex elusive of 350. for express, which made the city chair cost $135 more than she could have bought the same article for at home. The above is but one of many in- stances. â€"Ellen Snell, who was arrested a couple of weeks ago with her husband at the station here for the theft of 235 from: boarding house keeper at Kirk eld named Hermon Mayne. was sentenced on Wed- nesday by Count Magistrate Deacon to six months n the eroer telormatory. The leniency of the sentence was due to her up arent youth. her oontesslon of guilt. an the fact that she has a child onlya couple of years of age. The stolen money has been returned to the owner....Chae. Snell, her husband. will be tried before Judge Dan on Saturday. â€"Rcv. Mr. Hunter, of Coeticooke. Que. who has been relieving Rev. L. S. Bu h- son. pastor of the Be tisb church, for t e past two weeks. has can the guest of Mr. J as. Killsby. Mr. Hunter takes s deep interest in educational matters. and being especially desirous of comp sriug the work- ing at the Ontario Separate schools with the Quebec system he wee shown through the Lindsey-st. anti convent schools dur- ing last week by Mr. Thos. Brady. a mem ber of the Scnmte school board. -â€"Hotel men say there is no advantage in their attending the market. as sellers in. variably ask a higher price than is charged at the stcre=. and as they do not wish to refuse the parties and so risk gi ving of- fence and losin onetom,they make private arrangements or produce. â€"On Wednesday week a barn at Hen- derson's corners. Emily, owned by Mrs. Henderson, ct Omemee, ann full or an threshed grain belonging to Mr. Menwain. was burned to the ground, along with a vacant dwelllna atross the road, owned by Mr. Wm. McQ-Iade. There was but liitle insurance on the properties. â€"â€"Fitteen members of L‘vyel Lily of the Valley Led e, C.0.0.F.. attended the an- nual ehure parade of the Csnnington order on Sunday, and were right royally entertained at the (heads hotel. The brethren were given a very instructive address at Knox Presbyterian church by Rev. Mr. McKibbon, c! Q zebec. â€"Chiei Boilâ€"our own chiefâ€"is nown member of the provincial constnb , having received cmcini notification of!) appointment this morning from Mr. G G. Lumsden, assistant secretaryto Lien- tenant Governor Kirkpatrick. A. 'éllverwoâ€"odfvbm, two of our 3 edy bicyclists, intend trying for most of t e prizss hung up in their class!) the various tall fairs, and will race at. Victoria R: -d fair to-morrow. â€"Millhrook school board hove scoured the services of e 1: gunned high school mutant, on forms one end two of high school work. including Latin, French or German, will be taught without extra -1'EETH undo by Mr. Gran out so yesummutmumgmndh serviceable condition. Be u now teeth at the nuns quality tor 88314-174 -Whlle Mu. They. Hobden. Mulder: township, was talking up her bed III. round a mm 18 Inches Imagined up be- gun the father tick and strut mo- as. â€"All parties Indebtcd to Dr. K: m b will plan can lb his late nuance. 11 Ident- st., on Sept. 24. 25 and 26, and be pra- pared to settle all accounts In crderto an costs. This In the last nofloe.â€"40.i 32w-tt_. from twenty town-five your. Purdue 5W1“. Price- ho plan «oxymâ€" â€"Agrutm «noun-amounts leaving to: othu’nolnu, u’thm u no much of the mill balm "bunt this Loon Browns- â€"Partrldgo shooting opaud on Tuudny. â€"Choloe hand-plated apple! It 81 W hare], at A. Pan-ads groceryâ€"31"“ --Slr Mantle Bawell ll min I mgur her or the fourth unto. ham numb-00¢ the Ballovlllo Inbolllpnoer. - ."GH foxâ€"ha ensued out 1 the alt 5nd nonfiction“: line in :1 Adan block, opposite Hurley} guy's. â€"Measra. E flouahton, gown, 59d W. Mr. Jamey Bymemf 9pc, hag 3n lugg- m Homes. at Poxrnn’s'Book-m Kent-IL. Madamâ€"14- Mm m an POST, LINDSAY ONTARIQ FRIDAY. 7’ outta mm" mm Wmmm WWW a m â€"A local sportsman (who known a good thing when he sees i')c1me across a nice lot of mushrooms a day or two ago. He has a partialiiy for them, and so also has the partner oi his Joys and sorrows. On this occasion however. her pleasure was spoiled by a doubt as to the inn be! of the wholesome kind, but he no on and tried to persuade her to partake with him (a reversal of the Adam and Eve incident). Her devotion to h m. however, was not equal to the trial. to his surmise and sorrow, and she would on) go as far astosaythatiihisshare r need no ill elects she would warm do n she: waiting a reasonable time for eveicp mentr. In his indignation he vowed that asshewasnotw todlewithhimhe would (i he felt w enough when his share was demolished) eat her portionalso. At time oi writing he is alive and kicking. and his prudent spouse has taken care of her part. It further happens she will enjoy them: on the otherhand her husband shuflss :3 this mortal coil tor the sake of a few toedsiools. she will remain to do her duties by her ehiidrens â€"â€"Thie eeeeon has been prolific of stories shout the my worm, gruehoppeu end other pests, but nothing bee come from the country round Lindsay which will oompne with the following from n United sump. : Early in» spring on old women, near venue ans up 3 mn- fulotenrthinwhioh to plant that oeeu. She Ithepnnnnducheetmnoe onoe Mo atneighbor U 'n acorn. on eeen . pen a Mum's eheenoo. the found thon- eudeot mmw oi sum the? by the hut. M utingheront nut amend s g; 3 ,5 â€"Mr. Alaert Jewett has just completed on his premises on York-st. the finest and most commodious driving shed and stable for the accommodation of the public to he found in the caunty. Th : s'racture, built of brick. covers an area of 53x50 feet. and contains 3-) stalls, 24 open stalls. 4 roomy box stalls and a harness room while the center at the building strands accom- modation tor all can es belonging to the horses. A splendid lo tier the e of fodder extends over the whole bull log. On the opposite side of the amt Mr. Jewett has provided shed room with sep erate stalls which will stable 16 additional horses and are the most comfortable sheds to be found in towa. Mr. Jeweht ls to be commended for his enterprise, and no doubt will receive a liberal pats-onus by three requiring accommodation for their teams when visiting Lindsay. "oi-“Eli; "1:51-1:31; ’60? Eabifolnrmd tie resulo may uwnlah you. Hanover. the remaining rate will leave the born for months. â€"An Ora township tamer tells how he played a :1ch on the rate that inflated hie barn. Fill a barrel. he say-.half full 0! e and other grain, and give them a treat a fortnight, placing a board against the barrel for easy access. Some night aub- etituto water far the grain,_leaylng enough ’ALA â€"The action for $10 000 brought by Mr. Joe. Kennedy. of Cavao. against the town- ship for loss sustained by the death of his wife. was tried on Wednesday at Cobourg by Chancellor Boyd. There was a m maid! local talent ptesent. heade Mr. B. Osier. The action was dinnin- J. ed. the evidence not showing conclusively that deceased came to her death by being thrown against the tence rails 11 it on the roadside. â€"A newspaper man is sometimes called upm to advertise a rain: or to do printing therefor, and does not care to do er. me It is contrary to law. Dnrn east 3 jonrneii-t. on being requested to nnnonnee a raffle for a now, evaded the luv by advertising the “hit as a “ milk shake." â€"Farmers are now enabled to plough. which work could not he done during the prevalence of the late prolonged a 11 0! dry weather. The rain of last we: was truly a blessing or incalculabie value to the parched lav-dz. and particularly to pasture fields which have emu-(led little or no t :dder. â€"Tne Patel-bore as are mowing over thug rand record 0 eroJegute Inst! tuteg In the moon: deputmenul and unl- wrslty exsmn. The number of pm 11; who wrote was 141 and the numberp w 0 pa:- ed was 12 or 85 per cent. The pope" claim that the whoal is 6 per cent. nhud of any other yet hand from. -â€"A wlso phllonthroplat hos dlooovotod that hard older lo a sure core for rhonmn- slum. and now thooo or no who could only take a llctlo good amt! (or a cold or In tlmos or anon-pox or dlphcherln mm. which come nronnd IO ooldomâ€"nnd any £02an In so sully detectedâ€"can hen the nexu best hum. "nu-d older." on top nll the tune for aha: lmnmzoohlo alum rhonmotlam. Gran hand. thus medlcol viiâ€"filéérForbeu having oponedout room: In the Kuowlaon bl , William-st, la prepu-ed so do tar repairing and remodel- llng or all kinds at muonublo prlcu. Rmms directly over F. Forbcu'a boot and shoe atoramna not far trom Gregory’s drug atom-32 w-tt. ”41%“ early in the sesson many trees are shedding their leaves. eons: quenc upan the late very hot weather and long con- tinued drought. The leaves in the ovee are beginning to put on the beautim the which ehrme the artist and all lovers of natural scenery. â€"A sitting: of the division court cponed on Wednc at the court. house before Ind c Deon. ere crc 24 cases to be tried. in dition to proceedings on nine Judg- ment common-ea left over from hot court. It will take two or three days to clan on tho slate. _ â€"At the request or the Fire Under- writer.’ Associetlon the Orillie council hove pieced seven lire elm boxes in dif- ferent quarters oi the town. They cost $120 esoh. -â€"Far the benefit of those who ere about to dye we might say, that we have Just re. ceived s full and complete assortment of Dismond sud Turkish Dyes st mamm- u's.-32w. â€"He lodged his heel-t, he pledged his ove. He led his promise sweeter; And t suggbuv the mddlng ring. He pledged his gold reputer. â€"Cheep excursion return tickets will he issued from Midland cud Lindenfl end all intermediate stetione to Port , vis Pot? rbaro. on Saturday. Sept. 26:23. until the 28h. See billsâ€"32w 1. â€"As 3 mm] th truce. and um bracts m not beach by the unload, but we do caudal! keep I very hm luck and cgyplote assortment. A. Exam- Loot! Brandon. â€"Ormls council will nun prompt psy- incntepsyerulouulmfl llnll on tho dolls! this you. â€"John Hawaiian. the wail-known m- mambo“ 181b. Moog. on WM morning â€"Onthc pinch Mac 3 win surly ”humanism. Input- duothumutbetwwmnwhomom Wynn. â€"'1‘ho L0.0.F. of man hold their man church panda Sand utterance. Maura. A. Snorer 3nd W. mum, at town, were in stigma. - g A ,Ij__ COMEE‘IMNMM um mm oontlnully And I. Will mmmwflm,WMUm dropped the parcel and o escape. A mm brought home to the “merit . «on out: gnu. m 3,902,919.19 3 “5'." €33." Elna-":7 Hit 331-07110 Wédnoodsy. She wu “command by her ulster. Mlu Winnipoc. when she mend n couple of months with her brother. Mr. Chrio. Cornell. n forma- woll-known citizen 0! Lindony. â€"'.l'ho many iriondl oi Dr. Kemp: will be planned tolcnrn tint dolly report-oi his condition on more incl-solo. sad the upcomin- now hold out hope. tho: he mu regain his eyesight. A 7 â€"Mr. W. J. Mount! ls unending I low (hy- ln town um: Mr. F. A. thhuon. steer which he leaves to an curse o! the Y.M CA. In King-con. hula; been mutated then from Pals. â€"Mr. Wm. a. Smith. our: 0! the Day house. 0mm. has been spending 3 tow day. with hlc pmnu on Lind-urn. Be named to 0.1m- Thu-«lay morning. ‘ â€"Mu. Ptldmou. o! Chic who I!“ been 11!!!!“ {‘05 99°25- “‘ m m.)....)-â€" ":Mr. 9. a. John-tan. one :1 gamut: prosperou- mm . upon and: town, 3nd 1n. plguod_ md purging n __J -â€" â€"Whߢt pointing the 039°“ “‘1‘ no“! of Tuesday. '0 m M“ '° none. the muse! mm O‘Ooancr. moo 9W?- III-u ,w- ‘19' , will rejoice st mu: lucky escape. PWI. mmmvw-ul lu memmbnuu mnoclunnnnlmolopcscud mun-mu the trial Manna" ol (nah. the momma dwell-known pooph. busing-l mew. Allan: unequired Into and; mum lemma-nor mm No. "oath. ghoul 7 ;Mr. C. H. Clark. ct Bsnle‘ was In town Tuesday. -â€"Mr. P“. D31! left on Tnursdsy to um his brother. June: DH]. 01-11113. 7 7â€"3519: Luau-6,01 Cubans-g. la n pres- ent on: visit to Manda In Linda” and 09'. -Mr. P. Dsly. contractor. of Burma. I. In town on a visit with hlo brother. Mr. E 1. Buy. _:SI}:'. E. D. Smith um two children. Bungle. N.Y . It.) the guests at Mr. G R by, of Pd: waning Lilies S\imond.ol 350“)“. is visit log with Miss Duncan in town. und will likely remsin 3 few weeks. â€"Bov. G. F. Whibbo. of Sutton, 05).. was the out of Mr. J. C. O'Louy. Dow neyviuo. arias the put week. -nr. C. H. Goon“. accountant in the Dominion Bulk. Orlllis. sad In. Goo-Ice. m the not: of blends in town. 1:15;; “r. r. can». at Brlghton. ha been In town ton-.3 tow d3 .nnd mule Tn: Post I plums: ed! on tqrdny. .. Iii!“ Annie O'Keete lot: on Wodnoodny forba- homo In Bunk, star I ending I chm wh’ nation with Mon to Don- “yum 09.9. 7 7 ,_ -_. . 77‘77‘ "’7 Mr. J. Homeward agent. to: the Sin M’tg. Co. vmnd the norum'n parts of ‘3: Wm but weak, his Milne“ than be- ta the sppolntment of Mr. R. B. 85hr. at by. u ngont tor the Emmi-ton duct-lot. A Dorms Holdup. The Bette, loom Sendey Byetender of bept. on: eeye: W. J. Shore. nou- Inno- ecertorthe l. J. Donnell Co..weeheld no by two men shoot 9 o’olock Thuredny evenlng et the corner of Weeh end Gnnlte-ete. end robted o! n weteh end ehnln. One at the foot I presented I revolver to Mr. Shore'e whlle the other went through his pockets. but found no mono . While they were' In than the poeh’ete J. A. Prltohufyotsthe D5? Henneee Mercnntlle 00.. n on the scene. t first he enplp j she. but when he took n the eltnetlon he ren to Shore'e mletence. The robbere etnrted to run end Pelteherd followed un- til one o! the robhere turned end fired I shot et the partner. Toey ren eouth on Wuhln ton-er. end each :d In the dorkneee. e robbere ere eeoribed u the long end short men. Severn! omeere were on the eoeno of the hold-up wlthln n few minutes of the occurrence. but were nnnble tonndnnytrooeot the robhrre.... Mr. Prltohnrd 1e well-shown hire. hnvln â€"Mr. D. Liz-Mullah. of Peterboro. wheel- ed down from 0:111“ on Tuesday. that upendlng u p‘uunt week with Mom!- :0 Lake Cmohnchlnz. -;Dr. Geo. White". dentlet. of Forest. h It mount vleltlng his mute. Mr end Mu. Toes. Walters. of the out. ward. and other friend- In to". , _ â€"Mr. R. J. Johnston. format! at the two! Johnston 8:. Slum, bu sp- galntod traveller to remnant R. WT”, hotmu m 00.. of Berlin. mun un- nortus ct uni-ha and on: for Rum 00m ; nilâ€"Era,” Any lun- 0! non hyaflocn or exhibitors for public.- 31m m'mbothnkhfl neelud. Parth- mwrmmrnucr! :Iouorto «can. annulus to m would Watchman-non”. llllllllvwl-uu Vâ€"“'"â€"vwâ€"_â€"'_ with. Andy-I sudllr. In Ind. dmuramtyud‘m-u pan. Thofllwlumtu put-mu when: TI: 90010:.wllr chicken. amw'aom- woman:- .iunbneeo mammals»; wanton; m 8) ”may. to 705 not Inc. we put put but“, Concord- 85°. Worden white 390; mm. 25: not bnkot; cucumbm, 0mm. aw 1mm:é lum,5c ; nan. nomhh benmé m. 31 :5; Than w n exceptionally hm aunt lat annuity. Bonn were out In tom. undvcry um. Inside nod-u m lot: unnldstlio'oloek. le'wu plum: W load m Biicr'vlow magma-awn” u- doud I “aha-ct bmuarulnclv' mama-o. Tunmmthuoh ”humanly-Inn. but” wombat-mutual 0! ma- :0 Mmdmmwemm Mafia-panda) our upped » their urn.» culmina- «0110: To summazas. Home Carnelian Maud" {gr The um 1n 0.1113: mm ju: mound u: the once of Tm: Pos'r. hm thoseâ€"we prion plunges of 25 sud 50. u dulled. eu ya, wees-e av. uvvâ€" While on this question we would eng- aen no the chief oonetehle end his mist- en: the: they look more cloeely into the doc queetlnn. In meny peril: of the town I! is cengerone to well e: nigh', es dogs, ken preenmehly for their wemhfulnest, ezteeh peseere by. end. where no bodily hem ie prohehlc. greet elem end ennoy~ enoe era neneed by the hex-him end three:- enina oi iheee can. 0n eoxne oi the roede leeding out oi town. notehly on Kent It. eeet. horeee ere continoelly elenned. end eel-tone dengu- to life Is thneiened ehculd honee run ewe cr npeet vehiolee. As he theoondlcion thinge in the hownehipe mud. the leiituagiven {)0 owneee oi weoenennmeeetee en whoee dose ere the cmcfdriven. who ere elweye nneeey until net-hell: genes heve heen peeeed. _ -- - . , A. AL- J-- The Doc Woe. The chief canehehie hee nanny been vieluog neldente In town who own dose, end leeviog notice that they owe eerbein doee tor dose to the town. Tole imoiiee then the eeeeeeore heve not mode the legel eoquiriee or the: texpeyere heve not node truthful repliee. From intonation we ooeeeee we bel‘eve the eeeeeeore heve not been ee eollcitone In hhie neepcc'. ee their duciee require. The result in. however. ill-It owners oi doze ere now being notified team's" 1°! “Sh..- .. It In «:07: time this unsure of the dog nut-nee wen ubollnhod. It la | new thus no pattern or uhoot c dog, but human III. II at more who um: am of the non- arch and 0011100 tint people food and cherub. - - n , I__-I I.--’ hei- aunt". unto-u. Onoe upon n time we heard I level-head- ed mo teik about dog. He praised their lever-Al qaditiee. end numbered their veri- one goinu. nntil hie nerrntive grew to eonn like e table or etetietioe. He bed exparieooe end knew what. he woe talking ebont. He Iold no (i a drive he once mode from Bowmville to Oshowe 'ilh on- other gentlemen, who might be culled e superior-court judge ebont dogv. “Now. wetoh." aid the letter, “a we go dong and two ”a Thegnperior court judge 7--_ _.-_ .L-b mmunquu}. unu- .- 7... --V_- houo moon to. whoubeoidoo tow Whm.thmvunothlnatoboooon but day. Bundling? you; sad old. I§-â€"-â€" down was placental. m.’ nun-hot! tho superior court ;.'M" ’7Yfi". 7. 74.;- m mill um um In am home." HI! Mk V“ urination enquiry. Than O 9001' 9711'. L7Â¥~ L_-n‘- - l-- WE CLAIM We have also fitted up a large and bright OUR GENERAL STOCK 0o: premises have been thoroughly overhauled from cellar to roof. On our second floor we have now one of tee largest and brightest Millinery Show Rooms in the disttict. We are “311035 Ill THE UlllSflY fiEllTflfll WARNER 8: 00., are the best for the price in the county; they are perfect in quality, fit and finish Boys’ and Youths’ Suits in great numbers at very modest prices +. " Dundas Flavelle Bros. vvuu â€"-.. ..... ' o v .- Ready Made Clothing and Ulsters is large, well assorted and up-to-datc in every particular. Prices cut to the " -‘7~ I ....... lowest. notch. Staples alway lower than ____â€"__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"- is now very full and complete. 0! Dress Goods in all the le; {tom toe to $150 per yard. Ma Golf Cloakings, Wrapper Goods, in which we are showing avery large assortment of the finest productions in English, French, German and Canadian Mantles. It is simply impossible to describe them hereâ€"a look through our Mantle Room will repay you. In these two new departments we purpose keeping up our reputation for Low Prices and guarantee satisfaction or money refunded. Shakers, Shinings, Sheetingsf In these lines our stock is very large and prices are cut to the quick in every case. We inviie your careful inspection of our Fall 517.715". management of Miss Ross; whose reputation as a first- class trimmer is so well known. and until the end of the season will receive by every morn- ings express the latest and newest stwa as they are produced. Our Millinery Department is under the t WARNER CD’S. showiné a grand assortment of the cordially invited to in the New and Mammoth Stock of Fall and Winn: 3 now on exhibition at MANTLE DEPARTMENT that Our $15.00 ORDERED SUITS Nos. 76.78, Kent-St, LINDSAY. Dundu a Flavcne Bros: floodlit: in HILLINERY complete. An immense assortment all the leading styles at prices ranging oer vard. Mantle and Ulster Cloth, A”: Y. M. C. A. Notes. â€"Mter a rest- (or the summer the Lide' Auxiliary held their first meeting on Mondey ether-noon et 3 o'clock. in the p):- lor. A. an interesting gram-3m is being ere-agedtorshe tell on winter months the Mien on eid materially in the carry- ioa one successfully at the plane. Cheese Contracts The Bellevllle Intelligence: says zâ€"Sev- en] cheese buyers are email-acting with include: In this dletrlct tor the balnnoe of the menu's make at 9c end in. : and some heve even gone u h h as 93 :. The pres- ent able ll 40:, whl [I about 9: far cheese In Endend. This would only justlfv buy- ers hm plylng e little better than s :, but the can claim ls keen and the buyers are ellh ul dun advacca 1n 1h? li 'glleh mes-hot very shortly. on the old site, end men commenced the foundeuon work on Manda mcraln . The new hotel will be ecomm lous bzlc - moored efrncture. two stcreys in height. end will combine many modern features. Mr. Htum Brown. the well-known Little Brluln contractor, will look after the out geom- v'orl', and Mr. J. P Ryley. of the tenor“ Pinning _M~lls,_wlll supply all the QM-It. «109" “l“ 91‘” ”um um homo dinner. 7 â€"Fromtheneport cf the wsrk carried on In» tell end winter we learn that 25. 000mnevelled themselves of the privi- legee ofl'ered In the educatlonel classes 01 the Y.M.Q A.'_s o! the Ignite? ,Smoes and . ._ .L. L- Gun-do. L‘ndssy contributed its quote. to this number, sud yet we we hop'ng for a. much greater work this coming season. Ahead thm classes have been pin-med tor. m 1: will be to this Interests of every young man In Lladuy to enquire into this work. Further Intel-motion may D.- had from Mr. E. A. Rudy, chairman of the educouow committee.“ from who general Church Notes. â€"Bev. Alex. Wright. the well known toured Methodist minister, living at East- lngl. died on Sept. 3rd, one week after the death of his wife. He W55 79 years of use and Ind been in the mount! since 1856. Olkwood'e New Hotel. Mr. Wm. anker. d Oakwood. whose hate! wee destroyed by fire a couple of weeks ego. Me decided to rebuild at once fumes, doors. sash. casings -'--“wâ€",â€"â€" â€"-The ennui Theeblng 5: he Bay of Quinta brwch o! uhe Women's Missionary Society will be held in the Cembrldge-st. lethodlet church, Llndse , Oat. 6.11, 7th end 85h. Toe Rev. Dr. are. otChlne 1n- lend mleelon. end Miss Meodoneld. deugh~ her of the late Seneca: Mecdoneld. Toronto, we expected to eddrees the public meeting on Wedneedey evening. â€"The Queen-It. Methodist church is no he fenced gett- _S§hh_eth by the pceeence n uni-m... these lines our {flock is etc. Our stock of the lowest.