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A case which was left over from the last court, that of Gibson vs. War- rian, was brought up before His Wor- ship this morning. Mr. F. Holmes Hopkins appeared for Warrian, the defendant, and Mr. I. E. Weldon for Gibson, plaintifi His Worship, after hearing the two latter cases, dismissed them also. In the first case Parish sued Hams-i worth for $43.50 for work, and after hearing the evidence His Worship dismissed the case. Harnsworth then turned round and sued Parish for damages amounting to $50, and also $20 damages for allow- ing some pigs to go astray while tak- ing them to pound. At Hahburton. Tuesday, before Judge McMillan, four cases were brought up. In the first three cases Mr. Harnsworth and Mr. Parish were the principals. Mr. Fred. Holmes Hopkins, B.A., of town, appeared for Harnsworth, and Mr: I. E. Weldon acted as counsel for the other. TWO LOCAL LAWYERS APPEAR I N ALL CASESâ€"ALL WERE SUITS FOR DAMAGESâ€"ONE MAN WANTED HIS WAGES -- THE CASE DISMISSED. Four Cases Were Disposed PAGE EIGHT. of at Haliburton Yesterday tttttlk'ittt‘tlttttt The case was left over to be argued before Judge Harding at Lindsay. **************** The case was left over to hear the evidence of Mr. Gibson, jr., who had been joined as party plaintiff by order of Judge Harding. It appears that Gibson bought a cow from Warrian, which did not turn out to be as good he had guaranteed. Warrian claims he did not guarantee anything, which statement, of course, the other aflirms and wants $12 damages. LADIES OF LINDSAY AND DISTRICT. You are respectfully invited to attend our ,showingvof new Millinery and Trimming ef- fects on Tuesday and Wednes- day, Sept. 22nd and.23rd, and following days MRS STAMELEN. East of Benson House. tFENELON FALLS 0....OOF EXCUR- SION TO MIDLAND. Over one hundred and twenty-five adults represented the number on board the train for Midland on the annual excursion of the C. 0. O F.. of Fenelon Falls, which passed through this morning, and a merrier crowd could hardly be imagined. The train was composed of three coaches and a baggage car, which con- tained that which was held in the greatest anticipation by all. the'lunch baskets. On arrival at Midland the: excnrsionists will make their head- quarter-gin the park. Returningrthe DATES ON WHICH FALL FAIRS WILL BE HELD. B‘mevills. Sept. 16 ml 17. Cobourg Osnml. int. 1!. l7. Eldon Be~p:.17 and 1!. Bo“ mant'ille. 80]: t 17 and 1!. Patel-bore, Sept. 17,18. 19. Chatham, Sep‘ u. 21, 28. 23. North Victoriap (Victoria Road), Sept 3, 23. Whitby, Sept. 22, 23. Coe Hill. Sept. 23. Amherstburg, Sept. 23 and 94. LINDSAY, Sept. 24, 25, £6. Brockville. Sept. 15. 16. 17, 18‘ B°‘!evills. Sam. 16 tn! 1?. --l(r. J.~ Brown, of Mi ,_ v---'vu--, 4;;ch nun --Mr. M. S. Wood, of Peterboro, is registered at the Sinipoon house. day. spent the day in town. --Mr. Frank Vallean. general mer- â€"-Messrs. â€"â€"Mr. Alex. Trotter, of Bobcay- chant, Gooderham. is injown today. ‘Wright. of B geon. is visiting in town. ' . â€"Mr. and Mrs. J. Emu, of ! yesterday. â€"Mr. J. Taylor, of Brockville, Bobcaygeon. were in town IMMEY- -â€"Mr. H. H Spent yesterday in town. * . -â€"l[r. C. T. Lowe. 0t 8t. Cntlur- B. ”McIntyre, .1311. A, A, mug, of Whitby, inn...“ visitor in (on My. town to-dny. spent yesterday in to‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ~-â€"l(essrs. G. Hay: and 1.. Wright, ~Messrs. ( â€"1fiu Csmthers. o! Hdibnrton, d! Bobeoygeon. were in 00h "- meet- F. McKenzie, in; visitor injqwn to-day. ,~ ,dny. . x inn in tnwn. was in town yesterday â€"Mr. J. R Donnelly. Of fillsndale, was in town yesterday â€"-Mr. Stevens, of Peterboro, spent the day in town. -â€"-Mr. J. H. Eley. of Berlin, is in town to-day. E. 6. Smart. of Toronto. are remained at the Benson house. -â€"Messrs. L. T. Jones, K. '1‘. Kelly. L. C. Truddie. R. A. McDonald, W. T. Ely; Glee McKenzie. W. H. Douglas. â€"Mr. Arthur O‘Leary. of Rochester. passed through town on his_ way to Sturgeon Point. where he will spend a couple of weeks, the guest of Judge O’Leary. --Mr. H. Woodward. of Canningâ€" ton, was in town to-day. â€"â€"Mr. B. W. Anderson. of Mou- treal. was in town (0-day. â€"â€"Mr. George Gillespie, of Peberboro, was in town to-day. â€"Miss Woods. of town. left this morning for Mariposa. --Mr. Frank M. Downs, of Toronto. spent Sunday in town. â€"-Mr. Greennway, of Port Hope, was in town to-day. â€"Mr. Jas. G. Pirie. of Toronto. was in town to-day. ‘â€"Mr. A. J. Lee, of Belleville, was in town toâ€"day. (Daily Free Press, Sept. 14.) â€"Mr. A. J. Mercer spent the day in town. â€"Messrs. Alex. and Bruce Donald have returined from the Kingston Camp. er. Norman Nesbitt returned yesterday from Kingston. â€"Messrs. A. and H. Goad passed through town last evening.- â€"Mr. and Mrs. Rennie, of Oak- ,wood, spent the day in town. â€"-Mr. J. A. Simpson, of Cameron. is a guest of his son, Mr. W. Simp- son. â€"-Mr. D. Gray. Colbome-st., arriv- ed home this morning from points west. was in town yesterday. â€"Mr. F. Hannibal! returned this morning from Kingston. â€"Mr. M. Ingle returned last even- ing from Kingston camn â€"-Mr.‘ D. Archie, of Billingmn, spent the day in town. (Daily Free Press. Sept. 15.) â€"Mr Ed. Martin returned last ev- ening from Kinmount. ' â€"â€"Mr. H .Clarke. of Haliburton. -Mr. Wright, of Cannington. spent yesterday in town. â€"Mr.' J. Thorndyke. of Oakwood. spent the day in town. â€"-Mr. P. Martin, of Penelon Falls, is in town to-day. THE WEEKLY FREE» PRESS. --Mr. E. ‘Bmdbmn, ot Manvers. i in town to-day'. (Daily Free Press. Sept. 12-3 â€"Mr. 1%. McGill, of Janetville, i ‘. Stewart, , of Bobcaygeon. : PERSONAL mam 1, of Midlanduwho â€"Mrs. John Henederoon tnd ate of the General of Bobuygeon, were inLtown y; ., for the put flew a”. , of Oakwood. spent r. of Peterborough, «3m ville, Electors are called upon to examine the said list. end if any omissions or other errors are found therein to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected. JOHN WALSH. Township Clerk. Kirkfleld. don on the 17th day 0! Séptember. 199? and remnin§_tt§ere for inspection. TVoters’ Lists. ms. Municipality of the Township of Garden. County of Victoria. Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivemd to the per~ sons mentioned in sections 8 and 9 of the Voters' List Act. 1130., 1897, the copies required by said sections to be so transmitted or delivered of the list made pursuant to said Act. of all persons appearing by the last re- vised assessment roll of the said Mani-h cipality to be entitled to vote at elecu tions (or members of the Legislative} Assembly and at municipal elections. and that said list was first posted up in my 06cc, in the township of Car- CLERK’S NOTICE OF POSTING OF VOTER'S LIST. the many special values we are offering in all lin es of Staple and Fancy Merchandise necessary for Fall and Winter wear. Our stock is now almost complete and you are cordially invited to inspect our lines before purchasing. We cater to all the various needs of evepy member of the family and supply them with reliable goods at very moderate prices. szeeggzzzszgzs: '. W. McKee. [dent of this 0175’ 0! Cam pbell- â€"w8. yesterdgy â€" Age 0' Cqboconk. Massey Start the Fall Season With Better Values Than Ever ”mm“!- lam" son. ~Hr. P. J. Breen, whfi bu bee ' Iter- Toronto lot the puttwo week: 1:: findinpthe Exhibition" in the inter- cnp-,ecu of his .firm. the Heinhmun‘ fit-l'n‘ L4- __ A,__,.- Electors are (5.1131 upon to examine the said list. and if any ommissions or other ergors are found therein. to 00.. ha retiu-ned home. tive Assembly and at Municipal Elec‘ tiona, cud that said List was first posted up in my omoe in the Town- ship of Fenelon on the l0th day of September. 1908. and naming there for inspection. I x ' to be so transmitted or delivered of the list made 'pursunnt to said Act of all persons appearing bx the. last revised Assessment Boll cl the said Municipality a; be entitled to vote at elections for members of the Legisla- Notice is hereby given that Ihave transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in Sections 8 and 9 of the Voters‘ List Act. R. S. 0.. 1897, the copies required by said sections Voters' CLERK'S NOTICE OF POSTING OF VOTERS‘ LIST. JOHN B. POWL'ES. Toynship Clerk. Powles’ Corners ero' List: I”. Municipality of the Township of Fonolon. County ‘ of Victoria. of Bobcanaon. were in town have ”55525222:ng And notice is further "W“ 1‘ ”1" and ate;- the said Twmnrlm‘m September, 1908, up. :a~~:s:119“‘ dam to distributv IL" “5“? W. ‘P’ong the WW 9““ M. J. hung regard ('my to dub; 9f which notice shall 111011 1‘ b’m'flven. and that he “1190‘ d.“ , “fifth? assets, or an." Part d! Q dutflbuted to any p938, « 9 sh f THURSDAY. SEPT. my. A meeting of thv rz- »: ' :'~ “13w held at our oflicv. :-.; 70“" Lindsny on ‘ TUESDAY THE 29TH DAY 0‘ SEPTEMBER I903 at twoo'clock pm. In: was" mént of genus, for 1!:- 3.0on of inspectors and for :2 ”1‘7”” ‘ the limits 0‘ the k‘>TJ!I-' “Mural” Creditors are reque m 10 “1": claims With the assim. “'i‘h - M and particulars 1 . M” ’9‘], ed by the aid Acts, 02: NW“ <1» of such meeting. M, m John Hedry Sun the said Town of Lin the general benefit of Notice is hereby g‘ :bove named Thomas >. bert M. Fee haw 21m meat under R. S. 0. I~ and amending Acts “1' :2 In the matter of ti: mas Sadie:- and LN“ Town of Lindsax. in Victoria, lumiwrmv partners under the 1; style of the Lindmx ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE CREDITORS. " Solicitors for the “ Lindsay this 15 Snoti .l‘ and Wag nea list! at nigl Bright i FILLE COVER m om fin FR I the fi arrived 8 1' He ll K 1m