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3"” ME XXXIV. WHO] ‘0“! Barnum mu J. Sutulifl’e Sons, l/wz’s Cloz‘hz'ng He who serves his gNEVER 1‘ Th; ‘sziiz-hifoâ€"t 71.06 Number 13. in no first Concession of mo Township 0‘ 09" .11 “mm “we 3: me Home deoodnbod. m Fm sum. 5““ “810: Tea Homo Ind In Com. M 30°”- Homemmdnnmsmdzm 'Illl. crook mn- i“? ”1 Youth the ban, lure ouch-Id: M.” 0° “chm. Mum-MW m nation ziven b DA 33-. Colbom J” m9 ”1-“. 8 F aRM FOR SALE OR TO RENT; The \‘nrth rm! at Lot Number 13. ULUIH" _,._, m guess buaiueu with us It 3. studyâ€"has been I Rudyâ€"till w we can combine wearing ‘1 tics. comfort Ind style with SISSON nudy New Advartzseyontl. rice: cad Suits ........... vy D. B. Tweed Suns, my all-wool D. B. Suits ................ ,u E X)_(_XIV. WHOLE N0. 1985 _ _--~-â€". 13-: _ If your Eyes cronblo you consult. us. as we arc Opticians It! “l3” m: M) difliculzy in serving you well. no extenu gruuuugu ‘ m1 patrllw, and wiil be glad to do business, with them w In all kinds of FOOTWEAR, TRUNKS AND VALISES. hud us next. to|Porter’s Bookstore, 60 Kent-:t., Lindsay. The LEADING JE WELLERS. iI-wool Tweed and 23 Slits $7 504 $8 and $10 Brztton_3;9§; nude Clothing bulinega has such a nice as sortment of . . been shown in say as we are vxhibitino. 1 really beautiful. Why not have some when 'they cost so little more than the common 2! MEN’S ODD BLACK COATS as his customers best best serves himsoif" This is our motto, and as our Stock is all J. Suth-the 4: Sons. AND COMPLETE HINA Men's Heavy All-Wool Frieze Ulster-s, .interlined with Fibre Chamois, - Men’s Heavy AlLWool Frieze Ulsters, lined throughout with Corduroyâ€"wind proof, wear proofâ€"extra value, Men’s Fine Blue and Beaver Over-coats, Velvet Collar, fancy lined, special Men’s Black or Blue Beaver Overcoats, D. B. or S, B. Velvet Collar, fancy Tweed lined, special, - - Men’s All-\Vool, Blue or Brown Frieze Reefers, storm collars, lined throughout with Corduroy, - $350 $600 in Lind- are now Men’s Oovercoats . . and Ulsters. Tweed Overcoats Velvet Collars, .- Men’s Heavy Double breasted Ulsters well lined, extra. value, Men's Hen y All-Wool Frieze Ulster! Sisson 5L9: BO YS' CLOTHING, BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS REEFERS,BOYS’ ULSTERS, FORMERLY WARNER C035. J. Suteliffe Sons It ”is you well. We extend greetings to our forms glad to do business, with them again. A MEN’S STIFF HATS, $1.00, $1.50, $100 FEDORA STYLES, Soc, 750, $1, $I.so, $2 In order to make room for new Stock we will give OFFICE and YARD, East: and 0t Welling- ton-st. Bridge, Lindsay. - delivered to any part of the town. Bobcaygeon Flour constantly on hand Kennedy, Davis Go. Bargains in Lumber, Shingles, etcc in 1963 the Mo R S and, of Scrub, Ont... took 0‘“ Ipoiicv in tho‘ Cumin Life, No. 4512, lot 81.080. Ordinuy life premium, $20.80. Lat you. on tho death 0! Mr. and, the Company mule the following "moment with his boil. Original Policy - - 8100000.» Bonus Profit added - - 75754 Total claim paid - - 13575-4 Premiums received by Co. 669.90 Farmers, Attention ! DANADA % LIFE Rabin-never :coat - 31.08164 or the profits alone exceeded .11 premiums mid by $84.61, and the company curled the risk to: over 30 yeu's. glvos the best result- BEST HARD AND 80“ W000 Kennedy, Dan“? Son. Money; a! 11! odemlc Price's. W. H. WIDDESS, F. 0. TAYLOR fiâ€"U'Z'JEEQT'H $1 25 fl F. C. Taylor. to select tho M You fwill $3.50 $5.00 Q .50 $6.00 $6,5O $5.00 THE BANNER SHIIW OVER 8,000 PEOPLE PRESENT 0N FRIDAY THE SPEEDING EVENTS WERE WARMLY CONTESTED The Entries far in Excess of Last Yet an Increaseâ€"The Attendance on (From Thursday's Daily) Had her most gracious majesty Queen Victoria ‘bianned to ones the Lindsay Central in person no finer weather could have been desired for the suspicious event than was enjoyed to-day, the first day of the fair, and if to-morrow proves as pleas- ant the town will be thronged with visitors from all parts of the surrounding country. and the fair treasury will be heaped high with good coin oi the realm. The backbone at Lindsay is the magnifi- cent farming country roundabout, and ever since the Lindsay Central ceased its roving existence the honest yeomen of the country have given it loyal support, and neighbor competes with neighbor in one or many of the departments with a good- natured persistency that is not to be explained away by the value of the prize contended for. They realize that competiâ€" tion is healthy and beneficial, and they take a proper pride in producing the best of everything. Many times during the past fifteen years the fair directors have thought it wise to invite some distinguished citizen of the Dominion to open the fair, and afford visitors from the remote districts an op- pcrtnnity of seeing men who take a. prominent part in shaping the country's destinies, butphis year they have not done , I,AL__A-fil_- L- “at. I. Oh- QEBLIBI’JE, uuu nus: ; ...... so. and in will be Interesting to note I! the omisslon affects the attendance. To-dny the fair buildings and grounds are In pceaosalon of the exhibitors. end the spene is one or great astmty. law A- ___ ....n.. M.-. line Boone I: van: v. 5.....- -v--. , the hell merchants are busily engaged lax-ranging the spaces allotted to them by the directors. and judging by the progress made as we go to press some very attrac- tive display: will be made oi goods or various kinds. President Johnston Ellie. Viee presi- dents T. H. Mchde and W. M. Robson and Szoretary-treasnrer Keith were early on the grounds this after- noon. and their services were eVery- where in great demand. The placing of over 4,009 _ex_hibits cells for good. herd .LJ_ .ur-; Lul-lâ€"u- In Oh. over ‘RUW (.‘ulvnvu -.....- --_ work, find 1: Is likely that jud’é‘lizk‘in the hall will not: begin till this evening. as the exhibits wl_l_l not be plans. A-- . - Au‘m-n -hn EDD uxuluuu nu. ...... _. ,-..-_- During the afternoon the horsemen who will take part in to morrow'e speeding contests spent a couple of hours on the (-xcelient track. and n considerable crawd collected to take note of occasional spurts around the for stretches. Some of the animals were: Wm. Henry, owned I) W. Budkins. Peterboro; Birdie C and ver. ‘ good, (record 2 241). owned by W. aniog. Camhruy; Keswick. (record 2.181), owned by George Curtis. Lindsay: Fleetwing, (record 2 27), owned by Dr. Johnson Peter- boro; Little Hector, (record 2 345). owned by J. Aldous, Fenelon Falls- Maggie 0., record 2 29.5). owned by Geo. bole, rillla: isbon. (record 2233), owned by Charles Willonghby. Keswicx; Manager. owned by W. H. Simpson. Lindsay. and Mail! gun's mare, from Manvers. With such a galaxy o! speedgestare, end aperfect track, there should some wad sport to- morrow and Saturday. 0 understand thatapovy race has also been arranged for. an enterprising citizen having volun- teered to put npapnree. M ALA I...nae_-g -"1 h. Every Department of the Big Show Crowded Exhibits of Unusual Quality. wereu nu ya.» u w vâ€"nvv' P This evening at 7 30 the buildings will be thrown open to the public. The Citizens‘ band will supply the music for a prome- nade concert. We notice that some of our merchants have decorated their store fronts. The spirit shown is commendable, and we hope that every one who has a flag will display [u tomorrow. (From Friday’s Daily.) Bright, warm weather and a clear sky greeted the people of Victoria county this morning when they arose from their ‘ slumbers, and they evidently lost no time ‘ in preparing to visit Lindsay and take in the sights at the fair. as vehicles began to arrive at an early hour. and a long proces- sion of teams and carriages soon apps on every road leading into town. The early arrivals sought dinner about 11 o'clock, contrary to the practice of other years. and were ready to start for the fair grounds she? at 12. Still, the real crush at the gates id not occur till between 1 30 and 2 o'clock, and during the half-hour many hundreds of people passed through on foot and in carriages without apparent- ly diminishing the number seeking admis- sion. Once inside, many of the opie scampsred over the green to seek po nts cf vantage fr m which to witness the speed- ing events about to be called : others sought comfortable seats on the grand stand. where they would be shelters from the warm afternoon sun; humbers so t the main hall to inspect the various is plays below and the wealth of fan work above ; and still others wand about the stock enclosures and admired the sleek. well-fed animals therein secured. This Year’s Central Fair the Most Successful Ever Held. In consequence of the warm weather the refreshment booths did a ruehln busi- ness, particularly those in charge E. S. Seanes and Theo. Fee. The latter made a ‘ specialty ct home-made cider. manutac- tux-ed in tall view of thefiepectators. It made a delighttul drink, and the mill had to he worked to its full capacity to supply the demand for the reireehing beverage. As the races did not start till nearly 3 p. m.. we are unable to give the results at the heats in this Issue owing to our early hour for goin to press. They will appear tomorrow, on; with notices of the live stock. poultry. and ladies' departments, tor which we are unable to find room in thin issue. The pony race to take place tomorrow promises to be very interestlnz: there will be five entriesâ€"Lennon's. Lucan'e. Sylvester's. Workman‘e . and an un- known. Local riders be up. and a hot contest is looked for. _ __ .. . .l, wâ€"uvuv In a One of the prlnol “tr-cum n the tnlr no marrow will the 45:}: Bath-non. flmy*wm «mm and“ can Khmwmnnhmz uan7ddukh mmeLuMLthmmk‘flnnuuu mogmm: whanfluywfllgoflmm gluten-19v gluon: Ind arm at In USEg am""""m day. Wuwuu Just northdthooutcnmflnm manage: munch-um. that of Prewous Yearsâ€"i LINDSAY. Last Year, and the Receipts also Show lance on the Third Day Almost Double Names of the Successful Exhibitors. l moetimpasiug exhibitof “Indy-nude cloth- ing. fur coats and robes, est-pats. rugs. etc. The arrangement of the goods is udmlrebiy “is” calculated to display their excellence. end 0 uses e s p ce-cer e ex t 3 uld chartiel bore 1'! 4 th bib! went formed a striking object lesson in econo- ot mic buying that we: attentively studied 3," hy maul hundreds of penple during the , n _____n_ __aI_ .d-ggd lulu-x 11063 u-uwvâ€"u ‘. F, Einfi’msn cud promlnofi!‘ 'ficod' bore the sun's proud challenge, “ a entry the finest stock at gaudy-undo clothing In wwn." .. A LL 5.... -...I ti.- WWII. Midway between the north door and the main entrance Gaugh. "The Wonderful Cheap Men." has also a fine exhibit at the ready-made clothing for which hie firm has become famous. It his intention to display eeveral hundr garments of various kinds in order to furnish a (air idea of the immense stock carried in his new premises on the corner of Kent and William-ete.. but was unable to do so owing to a dimculty in obtaining the necessary fixtures in time. However, everybody tar and wide knows Gangh. and the small but choice exhibit same the purpose in reminding the throng of the “barnstul of b us” now to be found in hgs mammoth own street eetablieh- men . Mr. W. M. Robson. proprietor of the “West End S:oree." oocupiee a neatly arranged space to the right or the main entrance which is entirely devoted to an exempliiioation of the virtues of one of universal household coneumptionâ€"tea. Honestly believiau thet he handles some ct the best values to be bond anywhere. Mr RJbson undenook to convince the public of the fact by brewing aixeeh cup for everyflcaller. 153% the unexpectedI tireat wasgrea yeojoye ymanywearyv e tor who candidly acknowltdzcd the rthify‘ ing_influ_enee oi “ the cup that cheers." - AL- I-_. more Upstairs. In a corner oLtha large room devoted to lad 'a wmk sud other chum- lnz crantlom. r. R. S. Porter very prop- erl; placed hag pla‘handaomo exhlblu of A 1.1.-.. -1. .uM- 21-31 placed has an nanawmu uuwu v. W paper and borders. Although Imog- nlud aa a load“ In no abate line for many yeara pan. Mr “3* .‘. us at. keenly as ever the bonaflta c! advertlnlng. and no deal)! the labor_9_xpond9d la arranging hla 3:53} Earner wlilwéou- fruit. Dispinyn by Monotncturern. A very interesting exhibit was tint mode by Mr. J. Brenton. agent for the Metallic thing 00.. ct Tcrontc. who ind samples of steel loth. eteei brick. emboeéed metallic ceiling sheets and other manufac- tures in that line. The exhibit w.:e very car-Jolly inspected by bundredp, and no doubt the“ firm will receive many order-e doubt thajflrm I from this section. As usual. sylvtster Bros. Mfg. Co. nude an imposing exhibit of agricultural imple- ments, and they received careful attention from the farmers, who are keenly alive to the advantages of the laborvcaviog inven- tione added thereto during the peat tew earr. For a number of years the 111m ave devoted particular attention to the wants of the Northwest farmers. whu-e the inwlemente mangiaotured by the rim kâ€"A â€" -_. .‘AQIAI‘ [no lmpsvaucuuu unuâ€"u~.â€".â€" _, _____ are in great demand. but we are pleased to note that they are now devoting atten- tion to the Ontario and Quebec trade. and are meeting with tiiying success. Their sales have been arge this season in this district also. hence more than usual nterest was taken in the exhibit by the imeYements are the best made. Mr. chn Malina. ot the Lindsay tenu- , had several of his tumou- ploughs on ex ibition. and McEachren Bro:.. oi Ar- ‘ gyle. and G. W. Greer, of this town. also ad farming machinery on the around. Mr. James Hamilton was the only car- riage manufacturer who exhibited. He showed the cutters of an trier make â€"Western Queen, Daisy Lady of the Snows being new styles, with front seat . (or children. which, when not in use, serve as foot rests. All were elegant] finished. two being trimmed in best E13 ish broad- cloth and plush. A buggy was also shown of the oval side. square box body, fitted with solid steel axles and best A grade of wheels. A man was finished in natural wood, with paluted caring: the box and shelving were her wcod, and the vehicle was fitted with the new patent truss rod under the axle. Mr. Hamilton looked after his exhibit in person, and was successful in_making a_ number of “1.3.9 AJ-__ .- BUCUUlulI-s nu uu-uâ€"a __--- Mr. John Dennis. of the Lindsey Pump Factory. had four or his superior pumps on the ground, much to the setistection o! the ierge crowd coustently seeking to quench their thirst. Mr. Dennis connect ed his pumps with o well over 100 feet ewey. end the efl'ective stream of went thrown under such edverse circumstances resulted in ten orders being pieced by fermers. The Dennis pump is perhsps the beat in Outerio to-dsy. The Dining Rm. The large dining hell on the weet elde o! the handles 1: ageln'ln chem o: Mn. John Parker. wile of the eereueker. end she deservee the congratulation ehe le reoelvlng on the excellence of the meek furnished. A [em number Enter to nuke their male on the undo the floods end emloe are out eobory. u the; have been lound so be under Mn. Pol-ku- a one. The anchors would mule no minute 1!. lneteod o! «mus for tendon and pholnz o pronuum upon poor service. they fixed 1 owed the present center the nrlvuege ct teklnu to yearly. A good time to upproooh the dhooton tor the concen- Alon would ye lmgedlotely utter oouol d n . -,., - ____e_ n-__l-|--4I 118 them duly In th 0 (From Seturdhy’e Duly ) When our reporter vulted the Mr grounds this marnlnz shortly Weight o'clock he who nllnoet mobbed by we teacher-y nnd dlrooaorl boon-e of on: linemen In THIDmrPocrthht the neoendmee yeeoerdny hna been In the neighborhood“ 6,000. Be Who:- ABOUT THE GROUNDS- 1 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1. . 897 '0! i bun boon some-uh“ null. this you. at! u snowed so htppen mu: the malt an be thn the moon. of the “It may bo uri- onsly In S'hc Presence“ the man ond tho‘ rree-toruiiusd Pony noes Drew s Lore. crowd. If possible the wenther this morning proved more suspicious then thst evj and yesterdsy. with the result thst (or n few hours it locked us i! yesterday's crowd would be duplicsted. Such s result could hsrdiy he expected. however; nevertheless 3 noon s very ism number had mother- , pub to visit the show end our: to transact the ordiunry Ssturdnv business. Thwnce of the volunteers. just re- turn tron: comp st Kingston. proved I very strong nttrscticn. They ruschedtown this morning at 4 o'clock. sud st 4.3) numbed up Kent-en. the martini amine of the Bettniiou hsn musing monv iron: their slumhers. At 9 o'clock Bugler Podinr sounded the “seeemhiy” or “ooo: nnd cuddle.” or eome combination of notes thot brought the boys out in short order. sud soonsrter the Comes-on mushy. under C t. Hunter. nnd two Lindsey coin . on or Capbe. 6. Hughes and W. ,oitort. tot-med in line sud msrohed up sud down Kentet. snd thence to the (sir grounds. when veioue drill evolutioue were per- formed under the wstchini eye of the ‘eonxmndins officer. 001. Sun Hughes. The boys crented I most tsvorshic impres- cicu. nd the tooling 0! those who now 7 7 â€"--_ _._Ie- lnnnll At the Ground: in the Evening. Cioee noon 2,000 people peid ndxnieeion et the ante in the evening. my being citix she who were nnebie to nttend durlna the any. The ettreotioes. onuide ot the‘ exhiblte in the hell. were e peoneoede oeoneert end else! wine. trepeu end other notchetie pedmenoee by the eleven utie Foe-hen Biol" end Keene-e. Wetter end ory. wheee during teete were \ loudly ep leaded when they first ogre-ted in the tel-noon. Greet wee the iemey ot Savoury Keith end the belt cinotou when it wee tound thet eomethlng hed gone wrong with the electric light fixture- on the: side oi the mounds. enzl the mic- ghone wines were kept hot ringing for Mr. seeor or some of bio eeeietentr. la the meantime the crowd beolme iouoetient end tour or the interns were ban-owed (tom the etoclmen end dlep need about the pinion-tn. union to meet in whenebcute. _.--__ “Hana-nu. In render 33's 'Eofiéiidid was. Dlltlol'ln. nulvwn w m..._ -._ .. but being murky lunafllolent. to render visible the dolnge of the patios-mew. and :- compromise wee ell’eoued by calling (or- wm elogen end one deneeu. About 9.45 the hen sue the signal for depmure by pleylnx the netloual anthem end the crowd muttered. u-demeti whether to leash or remeln sum becnee o! the 99.». for which. 9‘! coon-cage m:- ‘ A h; L- I. “one-nu 0! "In uuw. nu W-wâ€"‘ .. -__,-, mutual-Isles cannot be held mponéiblo may. Speedlns Ivan“. There'e no nee denylns the too: flat nlne people out of an love to wltnees 3 bone nee. no meta: how dhcnleed. Men. women and children at contented]: to: hem yeeterdey unable: the speeding even“. end they were wonky of the devo- tion dupleyed. Stu-tor A. 0. Garden. at Bertie. wee min In the bax. end wee seal-ted h Messrs. Geo. Moflngb. M.P.. end S. G. as u jade“. . Fumlnz’a Birdie C ....... Mccmnmon'u SI: Oliver. . . Guy's Venting ......... Anne’s Red u n ......... 801mg: Oddtollogmx ...... a... om Kuwlck ......... Fleetwlng ...... . LIMP kuuu . Moan. Horn 8m, 0! the Unduy Woollan Mull. occupled their old sand . near the north am. sad their exhlblu wu very couple". campus In: noecy white and ooloudibhnhu. hone covers. Vang“ Woods. nhlrtlnn. yum and an ‘0 or utmo- In the runabout-o 0! wt: l any unmanned u ugh mum-n. 5; out In the outside donned to: warped: 1 that tho 0M Inn bun working overtime ‘ «mywmgadluumtcem- .ty am the mmmmnwumm , In an mm at A flow nut. - _ , m_l._ A..- ._.II Iâ€"..â€" hIIA- Mucous nuplu‘a. Mum. Kennedy 8: Pages made I Itrlklng 0:11le of the yuan: gunned uul lubed lumber. tad It sun-noted much “nation. It vs. very annually «unloved by the India 13th the exhlblb of {may work m In nparlor to other years. Cortdoly the duphy looked mnzh betterâ€"s unit an to the duooton' «mm in having the A d o! the popular Quick Cm tuned â€"torulabyslldzmhuâ€"uuht the m o! onryonelp‘ulng to “drawn the north unmet. he remedies Jun the mo. sad so ask wonder! ntrldu In populu- hm. u M oed by the finality, hauling ulc- ln Lindsay 3nd â€" n_-_ .5 LL- YI-A-nu nau- ................... .v.. 33 ...................... INSIDE THE MAIN HALL. FRIDAY‘S DOINGS- an “undue. M Siliiifiu‘. 1'45. 2.45. Free-for-Au Race. been on duty constantly from 8 3.111.. during which time be hauled u lot of annoy. , ,..__ 4a.- mum - out. vâ€" â€"_â€"_,V --Mr. D. R. havens “wanting tho Nina-n Fm. mun. Gu Mmhlno 0%.. Thu now an 1. without doubt. s wonder- ‘ 1â€" ‘nn‘IIIID m AI-_A Tull DOW" luv-v “u.-- .. .. In! dleeovery. "A loan to: h.mp1»! 30 mode um I: eol oldtoc new" of 50.5. perch chooeond tee! to the cannon. - Pickpockeu wereopen opentlng won: the hue cordon anode on Friday. shear One My consumed to the police the one hodbeen relieved of o pone ooneolnlnz $5 and another loet on mount under «:81. ”other Income 3 younglod deheotod with his hood to l mo '1! pocket. but woe mowed to so other having hie em eoundly culled. I -_ LI... Ull- wuâ€"w, ...... â€"A serious Accident occurred on the that about 4.30 on Friday duel-noon. While 3 young son of Mr. Wm. Thorndike. ct Onwood. Ira exercising his running homintroncolthegnndmd 3 yoga womenâ€"42;!!- o! m Poet.) Hvxuemâ€"A marble to-dey (Sept. 29m) 1- the leedleg event. The content- 11:33:31.1» eve Beetle Cornell. daughter of ee. Cornell. of Ops. end Wm. J. Lemb, o! Omemee. In in helix: largely “tended. these help: ehouo l gee-ts. The heppy couple will leeve (or e couple at week- tflp no Montreel end points eeet. A1 Tn: Femâ€"The eluune o! Omemee pemnlxed the Lledeey tel: end oeme heme well pleeeed end none the were: In eny respect. The alum pet-ado proved e e very crleleel new of heelbh. «term from e eompllcetlon of dlveeeee. The et- eendlngphyulclehido not hold out eny hop: 6? Ell'reoovmc ISpecxel com-wudence to Tm: Poem lurmvunwmâ€" Mr. Babb. Hendeuon hes about completed e hondeome vernndeh. whlch menu odds to the nppenrence 0t hie eomicrae e dwelling ...... Mr. Jemee Biewetu will move into his commodione new dwellin hetore the cold weather ect- Jn ...... Mr. . Bacon. our enterprielng hee men. in erecting e nee: 12x20 foot building. in he need to: honey extrectlnp. etc.. which will ntly inculcate the labor in his line ...... r. C. K. Le». our popu- ler teacher. had n en: 01' men at work on «of: ‘ hie lot on T y ntternoon meklng chenaee which wlll add no the comfort end convenience at hie nee: pnmieet'. Beenâ€"Since meking the extensive ehengee In hie mill and hem Mr. F. Meander is compelled to kee eeeem up any end night to peomphly the nude:- hheu ere Inching in on him. Fleet clue work It n metals can count- evexy pleeeed no eee urn. nuns -Mu. D. Thompeon, of Velen- an. [I no muons very elok no the reeldenoe of her tether. Mr. Jen. Pogne. where one wee tnhen no to convenient. no media! one. A eevere stack of lnflunmeuon of the lnngu. we believe. is the wonble. Lore or Tauâ€"Ont vmege seemed to be overrun wlth trevellen In every branch «manna. Theyfleeemad 21“” 1 well need by on: business menâ€"judging from thelr he” countenance. \ WATCH to: â€"Mr. R. 5. Robert- son. on: hustling enrdeae menntnctnrer. bee e km on! or workmen engined on sleigh: n_nd copper! for one eomlng winter ,_‘ __ -_|.n.le- 4-5 Il! Ill qu vuvw-u nu â€"' ".____ , use. He will likely lave u: exhlblt of III. mun-0mm st the Maine“ town- nhlp far. “It It’s hunt by Ramon It's .11 than." I! u: everyday comment heard In th district, .. ,,,n,_ -n ‘L‘ J._ n-â€" WING II the order of that!” now and our loot! cure-hers. Hopper Bron. tn Wm. Bentley. are kept busy, as there in a great damnd for their oervlou at mount. [From our Mull: Conn-panda” IurnovrunN-rs â€"-Much credlu In due no Ill. wwuun LII”- 'â€"" ' real-MM bypuon plihu. ""an! "â€"the edifice ll £00110”de with chum. nu- _- ._-..l_- A. Win “'9 W W‘w-wu we". v-â€"â€"‘- MBTAIKXINTG. -â€" The reopening of the eohoolroom wiil teke piece on Monde evening. Oct. 45h. when the Leeaoe inten giving e nut-clue entertelnment. An excellent women: hee been prepered. The eleentlonery Kin-b o! the prom-em will be elletelned by re. Bennett. oi Berlinzton, Iowe. Klee L. Thompson end Meeter Funk Boelend mnele. vcoel end inetro- mentel. Mlle Pinkhelm of Plnedele. wlll tender sevenl eoloe. Mnelo on the month omen end ento herp hy eeverel young ledieeol the Loewe. A debete will he one of the ohlet teetnree o! the peg-em; eohjeet. “Beeolved. thet the United tetee ie e hotter country to live in then Cenede.” At the oleee of thepmgremeehorttiine will he glven tor eoclel intercom end reheehinente. Everyone welcome. Ad- niieeion. 15:. end 10o. Pneoxu. â€" It. end Mu. Glue. of Verolenv. event e tew deye in town lent week‘qelllnc on the_lr meny mende ...... , A- n- _n_nnl_- I.-- mmx. Your. 0! Toronto: I. Mans her m m ~1- 5 :a.---.-. e. 2“"- uon Ipen n magma, mo (nut of Dr. Bondyanon ........ In. Brown. at Totem» ll vul her son. Mr. E. Brown "mm. and Avery. u ducting”!- a Mr. E. mw..... . J. llaKu took n no on his whooldown to m on Tow-day ...... Mum. In" and Paupot, ct mm. were In town on Band-y. ..... Mr. '1‘. me. o! m h “91qu mod. ln town. A __.‘Al__ ml- d-.. Winonaâ€"L 4:01“ka ’1‘“ ' g“ on mmm puma-coon MW 1 SM- 8136. m Km Boss Ema and 11V” m .1113. 0min.“ unholy hondl at mm _ an. .133“ warmt- EE‘” urru smug»: OMEMEE. 61'3“. TERMS;_ 31. 00 PER. of her uncle. Hr. ll. ewetl ...... Lsnre Ritchie left Fridoy for Linden ; the intends to reside there (or n mun d months ........ Miss Lillie Henderson. of Sunhope. left for her home has Thin-ado, utter having a very pleasant time with he: relotives here ...... Miss Emmo muck has returned home nicer spending n my pleuent. time at. her uncle's. in S ”hope. ...... Mrs. R. Band has returned home. otter how a. plenum time with Kin- mnunt fr} 0 ..... Ml". J._H. Boyheylgfll r..â€"â€"â€"- _-_7 V ...... Mrs. R. Bond has returned home. after luv a. plenum time with Km- mount tr: e ..... Mr». J. B. Bowheylefl lat Thur-easy for the Lindsey show; uh. nel nrnetl home on SM y. Llama: -Tbere Is ours to be a Iectm In the English church by n m Jew. nunod Mr. Goodheu't. Burn! -Hrs. Ed. mm presented her husbnnd with n hundnome baby boy. "In is a. brand new baby." ANDY. tioner. is kept hustling; the Dr. in vet; our village this week we noticed Dr. Bunch-rd nnd Ban-inner O'Connor. oi Lindeny. Fauna and other. mung grain chopping done thonld coll on the under- signed. who in: put in n new chopper in connection with his blockcmiohinir bui- ncu. Am prepsrod bodo nil kind- of chopping tor the lowest possible living prices. Also all kinda of plow poinoe m in stock. Which I cell for 25: each. All kinds ct iron and wood rennin-inn done on ohorbeeo notice. Good hone-shoeing n ty. Iron ehoev.20cenoh.cuh;eacel 5 act. 25¢ each. can. Sitistootion or money mindedâ€"W. R. Fosrnn, Kirk- fleld,â€" so. PLEASA N 1' P01 NTâ€"FENELON. gone-panacea oi TE! Peer.) Y.P.S. Eâ€"‘l‘he Endeavor mee of Snndey eveniua. Sept. 19.11, wee nut- ed by eeven o! the ebieet young men or the Y. 31.0. A" Lindeey. the eeeretery Mr. Boee. eoting ee ieeder. The eubjeu. “was end Finding use." wee v.1 oleerly expleined by eeoh ot the gentlemen in turn. thue reflecting much credit on the noble society which they eo well repre- sented. We ell look forwerd hopefully to :utother vieit from the bore in the neer u on. Reunionâ€"0.: Mondey evening. 13:h inst , meny of the eel hbors end (rude collected at the reel enoe of Mr. John Kennedy to receive the young couple. Mr. end Mrs. R. W. A. Grehem. in the event 0! their return from their trip to the city. A very cnjoyeble evening we! epent together end hflei‘ partekinz of enormous | repent ell eepereted for their eeverel homue wishing the young peir e long life 0! reel. | true heppineeeé. , ,_- _‘....1 e... In... that: u'uo nuypulwao Siemens â€"Wo m pleased to learn that Mr. Tues. Eodloott'a two sons. Thoma and Harry. are recovering from a seven “not 0! typhoid tour under the IN. treatment of Dr. McAlplno. [Correspondence of Ta: Poul anar Socrrrm-Tbe Linear] So- cie Is now in It: and flourishing con Man. The ntbendence le Wine. and the program are improving weekly. At the last meeting on Tneedey, 28th. en excellent prom-em was pupa-ed. One of the pleulng (estates of the eventual m n debate on the subject. “Resolved. that mhlbluon is bettcr than e ”new of [Soechl to Tax Post! A Goon Coonâ€"Mr. Abuhem Webster ent e let-ac ileld of red clover this week. which. irom preeent indiceticns. will no“ him e hendeoxne return for his lebor ...... Mr. Webster intends ntting e Queenstcn meet floorinthegeeement etehies ot the splendid born he erected thisseescn. New hacxar.â€" Our enterprising end ncccestnl firmer. Mr. Time. A. Devidscn. 2:2 :ddod mother «Wanda-a €1.- bie vol! equipped term buildings. in fie wey at e” pig house. It is 22:36 it, with en upper storey which will be fitted no for e work- shop. Messrs. Ls hlin Petterson end 'l‘hoe. Sheer-3r ere t e builders. end ere doing e orediteble job. Putnam FOB Wmmâ€" We notice thet Mr. H. Dawson, our energetic hieck- emith. end ell round mennhctnrer end repeirer. hes severe! cutters neerly con:- pleted-e sure sign thet winter is et head. tron time to time In Tn: anu Post. We reocgniza the: e good e in highly epnreeleted in the family 0 en in "Rodney Stone." iron: the pen of abet clever end (emcee enchor. Dr. A. Conan Doyle. we feel tint ellâ€"bath young and oldâ€"will teke e keen end ebocrbing de- light. A lerge lneeelunenc of this pa uler new I eppeers in this lune. tour or ilve nmne will be given weekly. We eek our irlende to show their copies to their neighbors end endeevor to induce themuoenbeeribleinordertogeilfllle pend em in its entirety. Toronto University. The Y. M. C. A., of Tomato university. have elected Fred H. Baron. of that city. general secretnry for the ensuing endemi- cnl yenr. This essccistion iennkin every efl'ort to give ell tho new students nineuty welcome to the university next month. They hove pereonelly impacted between 300 end 400 rooms and bonding houses convenient for s‘udents. end 311 informa- tion roger-ding “runes." locality, etc., be furnished to new students. Lvt your over 300 students uveued themselves at this privilege. Members of the mods- tion wearing hedges will meet ell truins ut the Union stetion end their service! will be et the disoozel of all student- This usocietion also issues u hand hook eontuini u lot of inter-motion reletive to co‘lege e. which the distributetreeto ulstudeuts. 0n Oetoler 18th hold THE POST'S NEW STORY. VICTOR! A R041). GBLEBT. GLANDINE. iii-gut.)