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«no use a post Cil'd to l I __._â€"â€"-â€"- 2336.151? - ~'a~v- attending the Eucharo a) ‘._, .1. . ‘â€" gust-e at Montreal. i M Liar-eye‘s. Beacham, of Van- :' PC. who has been vi=iting . v-‘fwiaripcsr called on Lindsay 1-..4115 ’ 3 7133." "”4 3'54. Robt. Long. of Tor- )L. w» 418,: down on Friday in " 72L..L . 5 ~:,_. or: car, and are the guests ‘ Mrs. Robt. Naylor, Lind- 7: 3:: 33‘; i lit. and Mrs. .105. Campbell a“: 32 u -'-.v‘ r 5": . J‘guv-v‘ \J“..c-n u I Fri-m Monday’s Post) 3. )icGeough, jr. ,leaves this .; a trip to the West. lies llary Flurey leaves this week Elgar;- to visit friends. of Peterboro, Ir. 729i u- ’ Szevens, “L5 ...a- a business “-1! acumey G. Coughlin, of Peter- Was in town on business today. John McFadyen, of Hartley, was in tewn Saturday on business. lit. and Mrs. Jos. Carroll have re- ins-oi after a pleasant week spent and Montreal. ‘her Bretherton, of Hast- v 31:. V O K‘ '\ V‘V‘Vo lit. v 3.1:. an: Mrs. W. H. Robertson, of were in ton-:1 this morn- “31’32'7‘1' T f. , who on C 5 College, Toronto. PURELY PERSONAL ' i has had. . . = local paving contract, ”Ear evening for Port Arth- Box 43 or Phore I74. on business. Mr. W. Hopwood, of Peterboro was in town on Monday. M? C. Asselstine, wife and son, of I Belleville, were in town Tuesday. Mr. S. B. Elson, of Haliburton was in town to-day. Mr. W. R. McGirr, of Meaford, is in town for the fair. Mr. J. L. Costello, of Tombo, was in town Tuesday. Mr. J. H. McClellan, Supt. Trent Valley Canal, was in town Tuesday. Messrs. Chas.'Brownlee and Victor Fowler, of Peterboro, were in town to-day on their way to Sunderland, Mrs. W. C. Campbell, of Pittsburg, who has been visiting her mother on Victoria-ave, left for her home yesâ€" terday morning. Miss Mary Flurey left yesterday morning for a trip to the Northwest, She will visit Port Arthur, Winni-I peg, Calgary, Edmonton, and other cities of the west. Captain and Mrs. Charles W. Lea, Leaside, announce the engagement of their daughter, Estella Mary,_‘ to the Rev. Percival Morland, Lamb, B.A., curate of St. Cuthbert’s church, Lea- side, son of Mrs. M. Lamb, Russell street, Lindsay. The marriage will take place in October. Among the friends present from outside points who attended the fun- the late Jos. Cooper Tues- eral of day were noticed: Messrs. L. and T. Monypenny, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fla,- velle. Mr and Mrs M. McLaughlin, Mr Mrs. Beat- ty, Prof. and Mrs. W. S. Milncr, the Misses Dundas, and Mr. E. Campbell, of Toronto, Ianh Mr. George Hughes Hale, proprietor of the Packet, Oril- and Mrs. W. E. Rundle, lia, Ont. been for the past week. {able addition to your stock. ‘EL country Woodville yesterday, was the successful in the history of the so- ciety. The beautiful weather induced a large attendance. and the number of corts on the grounds was most markable and one could conclude that Eldon township could not only excel in fine horses and stock, but would ' 1y throughout the entire hot The Eldon township fair, the first fair this season, held at most ES- re- handsome ladies with their more than hold its own with the larger shows in this particular. The showing of horses was very the good and particularly horses of heavier breeds, but there were some Very choice drivers shown. The cattle were also good, several large herds and there were some choice individual animals, both in thoroughbred Durham: and Jerseys. Sheep were also good and the comâ€" petition was strong. The ladies' work shown in the hall eclipsed anything in that line shown at Woodville. The work was in most cases quite up~to-date style, of good workmanship, and some of it particularly clever. There were a130 some excellent samples of grains and roots shown, which surpassed those shown last year. Taking the show altogether, it re- flects great credit on the president and his able staff of directors for the splendid sdccess of the fair. The abâ€" srnce of horse racing was more than made up for by the baseball tourna- ment. It was a good lively one, the ctowds of spectators surrounding the diamond, and the interest was intense during the entire afternoon. BASEBALL TOURNEY. The baseball tournament, while not brilliant, Was very interesting and the large crowd seated on the out- skirts of the diamond watched close« after- noon, cheering or jeering as their mood prompted. The first game was between teams from Kirkfield and Mauilla, the lat- ter winning by ten goals to their opponents’ one. As the people were ranged along the line of play, many foul tips struck them. but so eager were they to watch the game and have a seat also, that nothing so in- cidental as a crack from arock like baseball would induce them to leave their seats and keep out of the way ' of danger. Playing was good on both sides, but Manilla had slightly su- perior team Work and slowly won. The sec0nd game between Woodville and Hartley was watched with par- interest since many present . each class and there were some good animals shown. In cattle the showâ€" ing was not as good, and could- be ticular had friends on the teams, and it was was seen to win by so 21-11: a margin, dev- with surprise that Woodville Cambray , 1) ON mwusmp rm rxmnmou N THE MOST ~successrui m um _â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€" E. Heppinstall, R. McKay, W. Wilder ran mmsnv rosr o JOHN HENDRY ______ Canadian Manufacturers' Association. â€"_ -â€"â€"â€"â€"..â€"â€"â€"-' Kinm’onnt Fair Great Success Splendid Weather Graced the Annual Event in Northern Village President \ The Galway Agricultural fall show held at Kinmount each year is one of the important events in the history of the north country. This year’s show, held yesterday, was of the best small shows taking place this year. The number of en- tries, were much larger than last year, and the attendance quite up to the usual and would have been larger had the Canadian Northern brought down the usual special train on the LB. 0., which was a great disappointment to the directors. The merry go round was on hand with all noise and attractiveness and was largely patronized by the'young people. The usual number of cane and ring men were in evidence and did a rushing business. i There were a number of races of spectators. A baseball game betweel :style of amusement is becommg ' great feature at fall shows, and I proving quite a drawing card. GREEN RACE horse which drew the usual crowds Galway and Fenelon Falls attracted a large crowd of interested spectators. This a is 1 The horses were well represented in ‘ DELINE CHARGED WITH MURDER CERTAIN SPOTS ON HIS CLOTHING Havelock, Ont. Sept. 20,â€"Develop- ments are expected in the Belmont murder case before long, but in ex- actly what direction is not known ' just now. The police are making vig- orous attempts to have something substantial to work upon before the inquest is resumed on Friday. The difference in time is at yet :unaccountâ€" ed for. It will be remembered that Deline stated himself that he arrived home about 8.30 o’clock in the even- ing. He left the home of Mr. Wm. Mc- Millan, about fifteen minutes: walk, at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Newell says he did not arrive at her home until about ten ovclock. Here is In hour and a half of time to be accounted for. It is believed that Deline is epileptic. He has shown symptoms of it, and he has always been regarded a little queer by his neighbors. He has some nervous trouble that efiects his speech and when he is aroused his lips will emit frothy saliva. Many queer ac- tions on Deline's part have been at.- ticed by the neighbors. Sometimes he would halt in his work in the field and shout, apparently for no reason. He would then continue his work. Provincial Detective Reburn and County Constable Williams, of town, are working on the case to-day, al- though there is very little evidence on which to,work. The one thing that is clear is, that some time beâ€" tween8 and 10 o’clock p.m., Thurs- day Mrs. Deline was attacked in the back shed of her home by an unknown assailant, and in the desperate strug- gle which seems to have ensued she her received ashock which caused death. Although several theories have been set forth there is very little evidence to justify an arrest as far as the pubâ€" lic know. Havelock, Sept. 20. mystery while on an interview, Deline appeared or interfered with in any way. nett kept an eye on Deline, . the appearance of the other who obviously hunt in vain for the home; Edward, in Winnipeg; man. DELINE ARRESTED . Township mystery took a startl Another inter- esting situation in Belmont township developed this afternoon, Provincial Constable Reburu, and County Constable Williams were at the home of Deline. Reburu, bent in town unattended, and apparently un- aware of what was pending. He was at once shown by Village Constable two or three years. She was born in Bennett, who is helping Williams on North Ops and leaves to mourn her the case, though he was not molested loss Ben- ing turn yesterday afternoon when Hugh Deline was arrested at 3.30, charged with the murder of his Wife, Chrissie rock, they turned back and tdb'k‘Déline into custody immediately upon reach- ing here. The warrant did not mini- mize in the slightest, but charged straight, unadulterated murder. Deline did not evince the slightest emotion, other than natural surprise in a mild degree. The childish sym- plicity of the man makes his predica- ment almost pitiful. After warning him that anything he might say would be used as evidence against him, the police interviewed the priso oner. He persisted in declaring that he was innocent. He was arraigned before Magistrate Joyce last night, and was remanded to the county jail at Peterboro, where he was taken at 7 a.m. to-day, and where he will remain until Friday afternoon, when he will appear at the inquest here at. 1 o’clock. He may not be put on the witness stand at this session of the inquest. The reason the crown authorities de- cided to arrest Deline is that, in ad- dition to the suspicious circumstances already cited, which would appear to identify him with the case, spots were found on his trousers corresponding to spots on the dead woman’s clothes. These spots were emitted from the woman’s body during the violent spasm of fright, which the doctors say, was responsible for her death. It is contended that if analysis identifies the spots on the man’s clothes with the spots on the woman’s skirt, it will be difficult for Deline to explain their presence there, since he declares he was too frightened or bor- rified, upon discovering his wife lying in the woodshed, to go near her, and that he did not touch her body at all. This, then, gives the constabulary three points of incrimination against Deline, viz., his statements to three persons that he expected to go home and find his wife dead; the fact that it took him two and a half hours to go, as he says, almost directly, about 1 two miles, and the spots on his cloth- H Obituary MRS E. SCHWARDFAGER The death occurred this morning of Mrs. E. Schwardfager, at the family residence, corner of Victoria avenue and Elgin-sts., aged 50 years, 7 months and 17 days. The deceased lady has been fined to her room for about weeks, but has been an invalid for con- six daughters her sorrowing husband, three and four sons. They are: . 3 waiting‘Mrs. McIlroy, Rainy River, Mrs. W. omcials Wilson, North Ops, Marguerite, at Neil, Fred and Lawrence, of Lindsay, one brother. Edward McMahon. of Lind- Havelock, Sept. 22.-â€"The Dummer 933*, also survives her. The late Mrs. Schwardfager was a member of the local Salvation Army, but the services Will be °°“d“°ted by ltentionally gmds extends not only to drugs . - prices are reasonable. Our care for the quality of our ' but to all sundries and side lines carried. The quality of drugs handled is, however, the dis- - tinguishing mark of a good drug store, and we are justified in. emphasizing the rare cxcellenceI of our stock in this reSpect. . In filling prescriptions we provide drugs of known purity; and potency and compound them by the most scrcmificI methods. Our service is, we believe, exceptional and our A. HIGINBOTHAM DRUGGIST. LINDSAY Incident of :1 Fishing Expedition on Sturgeon Lake Tuesday ” Mr. Nicholas Brady is the hero of the prize fish story of the season; In company with a local lady and «.1 gentleman, Mr. Brady was on Tuesdayi enjoying a fish on Sturgeon Lake near. the Point. He was using two baits which he prized very highly (being a; present received from a relative some twenty years ago) when he felt a pull on the line. He drew it up into the boat, and had almost landed a fine lunge when the fish made a dive ion liberty, carrying with it the baits; Mr. Brady, while expressing his re‘ gret at losing the baits, was sudden< ly notified by the lady that some thing was tugging at her line. Wils ling hands drew it In, and imagine the look of surprise on Mr. Brady's face when it turned out that the fisli captured. In making its escape the that had swallowed his bait had bee! other bait had become entangled in. the lady’s line. 2 â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-§-â€"-â€"â€" , Thanksgiving Day A Fast boy Comes on the Eve of All Saints This Year Monday. Thanksgiving Day- fer picked upon that once to the wishes of the comnIerciaI travellers, but in doing so he unin- selected a date upon' I _. , (From Thursday’s Evening Post) ' ' ‘xâ€" :rmr Wlkmson left toâ€"day enteen to one, for a closer contest materially improved. . . - * , Mr. M o rt e , fB t ' . * - ~ J- P- W118°n' “cambndge'fl‘ - ”call '- ..., 9.191;: , where he mil enter the town to-cdaay n y 0 e hany was in had beenIvcounted on. Hartley 8 IplaYg In sheep there never is a large Mfiilgzrkcime to Havelock at two 30 dist church at her late resi- which practi y half of the popula Air-V3473: 1311339 to Study agfi' . ‘ ing was very ragged at some times, showing at Galway show, hilt those o’clock to buy 50m? Coal oil and other dance on Wednesday afternoon at Ition will have to go WIthout'the 15- 31:33,? Rev. A- 13- Chaflee, 0f CObOCOIlk. which allowed many runs to be shown are good and compare very household necessities, and fromI the 2 30 the funeral taking place at 3.00 .ti‘ve turkey. October 3151: ‘3 the 3n: .- I w.-. Fadm 10,, Saturday was in town to-day. scored, while kt others they held their well with those shown at other small time he placed footnn theImunifipgr .I , . . et love of all Saints, and is observed as g.” A“: . am .tit NI F (I T 1 h lftf v' 't own well , _ . _ . 1ty he was shadowed persistan y Y oclock to Riverside cem ery. fast day in the Roman Catholic “v“ ":9? ".- me in Toronto, after - rs- I 4- aygrhas e 01' a 151 - h f M 11 d shows in this district. local Consmblgogemfitt, R b h . ________+_______ :h h I MN,” _._ . ~ ".0. to t. gnace, i ic . The final clas 0 ani a an - 11 Provincial nsta e e um, W 0 . urc ‘ sen. - .ne summer at Sturgeon , In poultry the showmg was sma , . ’ P; ;- ' Mr. Carlisle,, of Neill’s shoe store, Woodville gave scope for a great deal but the quality was good. gifofnegoieggiilg t$d§§rti§2htbywtdlf The farmer sfnend Turkeys, therefore, 011g“ to b: . , . . - - a , , . , .. , . . . 3:3 5 u Fymev and daughter, Was in Peterboro Wednesday. of 1peculation on the Winners, for It . The roots, grains, and inside ex- at the time, on his way to the Deline 18 certainly O,d English Condition ““1611 fiheaperaan? Wing? f °! 8:0 r:~-»~-.=.-“..~~w..a home on Saturday Mr. W. R. Widdess went to Fenelon is very seldom that 50 small ascore hibits were good bu; not numerous. home, accompanied by County Con- Powder," that grand old Stock Re- many w IlIabstain tom 13 avori . -Ic._. , _ - “ . . t * Ottawa Fal‘s today on a business trip is registered on an amateur baseball The butter bread etc was excelâ€" stable’NViIliams, armed faith a wanthn: medy. A. Higinbotham, druggist, Thanksgivmg dish, it means that azze: 9 ~ - is" V'lSLI. a i ' - - . .’ ’ " for Deline’s arrest. .arnim a . d2. ther fellow. a:- ,- -â€" -, ms Mr. Jas. A. Gillogly, sr. left for field, two Bins for gamma and :2; lent and It 15 not to be wondered at Mi, 0mm. had arm", ,n 30°14"..- Lindsay ° - m .7; Pa" 0, Vvinrinw Kinmount this morning on business. for WOIC’dVIII e. As t e game nela that such stalwart sons come from 37.1“ A n. ”-1,." x. “:50- ’Warden E. Tiers, of Dunsford, was Ithe fimSh 1t waxed faster and c W: North Victoria, when their mothers ~ .\ 7 ‘ ' 3“,, ... M. in town toâ€"day on business. plays were made 3398“.“ at t e make such excellent bread and but- ~ . 8rd \ Q film ‘8‘ . , close the leader was. in Jeopardy. It ter 12"»; 3, ‘c‘tlf'lfl morn- J~ E- Mckague, ofBexley, wasm w sa 00d game ‘ . f: town on Wednes‘hy on business. a g , . . 1. , ‘ In ladies’ work there was a splen- m ,. p5- Miss Mary Wilson has returned Eekgofiwggwifié tile Finirg; B did showing. some choice pieces of . .E‘>.L.’1: s t - r. - , a . ir e â€"â€" . - a . - ’ ' handsome design and cleverly execut- 7 ‘ " Fowler. of Peter’oora, after two weeks Spvnt m Torontoi ft McGeer, H- EwinS, J' Nesbitt, J' ed ~_. - - .. -- in... Miss Graham Melbourne-st. e , ‘ ' v. ._ .as. e.e.....g. - ~ 1 ’ Coldwell, J. Hickman, VS. MltChell, , I. , p. 3,... ,5 53,113,319 was this morning for a short visit with {F Morrison Taking the show altogether, the - . -, I ' ‘2 ‘ ' .--:e,,c~. westward ' ‘ ' Ed d V president, secretary and directors are . .. .1.:: “‘ ‘ ‘° ‘ ' . ' l â€"â€"A. D Xon, L- war 5» ' ' 1:: ~ wont of Parry Sound Mrs. V'eooman. of Sunderland, 13 Ma’_111 a ‘, , C to be congratulated on its success. -~:- ,0.“ A... “:17... ' 1:... t/‘I-CE; ’ qqenfiino’ a few davs at Dr_ V'roo- suggltt’ N. HICkS' J' Varcoe’ :. The delightful weather brought many N “I V A. 1::“v‘:I:b.n:Y-b:uII;K)I)€.1;‘GI‘\1 YARn’S. b . NIOOI'E, H. IXESlle, B. CObOurny h' out, and it afiorded a grand Opport- “22,. 0.. magma Mr. W. R. Widdess returned last Hunter. ' unity for neighborly “Slt and re- ". j _ "I; In. : ttfli b: T‘;t:‘l‘n 1 I. evening from Toronto vwhere he has WOOdVllleâ€"JDO. Prousev H‘ Hatley' union, as WCIL as the education SUCh ~ “' Rpm nas “ ” e“ O P. Campbell, R. McLeod, B. Stacey, an event affords. r y._ Spratt gnarled Kim Mr. Harold G. Evans, of Yelverton _ ~ - Z-‘Lr today. .s in town taking a Course in rail- A. Quinlan. Harry Mac ..................... 1 1 .1, Ir. ES ;, :. imam, of Fencl .;~. Falls way telegraph? at Mr- A- M. Paton’s HartleY‘H- Thombury' 13- Tomp' Fanning S gheStnUt Horse 2 2 “ PLAN SE3 ELETT . . , . - w 45110.31 kins, A. McFadyen, D. McKarrol, L. Geo. Berry 5 Horse ............ 3 3 3 ..._ .n to. n. “ ' - . 7 ' I 3' ‘ Trams: ir. ofFenelon M” Gregc‘ri‘" Miss Gregory" and cam’ 8' Lmett’ V" Barker' Geo. FREE FOR ALL. ‘t'erns pink striped spemal for SC Satin Cloths, Wales Serges, Repps, ? . metendina :1 “dc ae‘ Col Mr. Clyde Grpoorv of Porto Rico Thornbury, J. Brown. Jenny Price .................. 1 3 3 3 3 I" W f tterns Poplins this week {or per yard 50¢ ‘ - («vi- Ankhâ€"I, u . - l .1 AD '- ‘ '- "5 ‘v’ ’ ' a _ s, ------------ 3 j, 7....an have returned from atrip through -â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-§-â€""'â€"""' :anHEtK' """""""" i 2 12‘ ; 36111 Flannelclfe good range 0 p IOC ' ., ‘ ».~ ' o ' arr ............................................... u 0 C ...T_ t';g';:'}3 BFO'\\'I‘.108, Of the PETE!“ (1901-5513“ Bay. Are Std“ Running y 9 30 CLASS ............................. 8 2 Bright finlsh Tafieta Silk. COIOI‘S Of navy W- .. , -. . .- . Mi" rbv ' ' , 1 ' '- . . " - . - C . ‘. A. 3km "’3 . ”New" pal so: ::addc::ihg:hl:; :jeii+p:§::v I A farmer findmg amOtor horn m Blue Jean ........................ 1 1 1 Grey \Nool Flannel, 3 leaders, I C! 33c brown and black specml ..................... 40¢ _ n. . D, -. I“ A . the road, determined to turn it to Ned Wilks .. .................. 2 2 2 and .................................................. $337511, 0,: €1,933:an days at -. Vrooman s on her returd _ Q ta «it - his - d I'C - 11': in town ~..--.-:‘u his gun from Germany. some Wise use. ...0 he us) . Harry Mack .................. . 3 3 3 Apron Ginghlm 12 1 2c for 10C , an 3‘ .. . W van Adelaide-st. , Miss Elsie G‘Jll‘xet of Toronto. is poultry to gather for meals at “is The baseball game resumed in a for .................................................. 129 WHlTE QUHL I 5 2.11;.- Lillian Chambers left this "35‘“ng at her sister’s, Mrs. Peter toot. and all nature. may be said scrre of 1314 in favor of Fenelon v.“ “r. to visit friends and relaâ€" lmcmyh Kim Strait 03 her re- to have “mmd’ tin one momma a Fans' Sag-RY al‘fl GLOV ES 11-4 hcavv weave ........................ 93c we- .I ‘Irrtsroad. turn from Stoney ngxm motor car, passing the farmyard blew H0 8:. l " " (1...-.- ~ . . ,. c .. 1 . a a- H e â€" :. . . . -,;t:iwa and Iii» a loud hast. The full strength 0* the wb I . : 9 .. Flannelette 511.3615 #110 v. i 43 and a 1.30 7- _ . . at Aooat Lndsa . - . - - . c and c ’ - “5‘, - a 1: ._';~ ‘. C'Z‘UIIJ'L‘, :‘:.J., spent Sunday poultry yard instantly ran out into .I th “7 t byook has I'leavy 1'”)de HQbe for B035 25 33 I I 3., :3 “ - . sucsts of Mrs. w, ,w the road, and began to pursue the 3 motile]; bfiont-h' e “:1: from Sag Ribbed Cashmere for Ladies and Misses Bleached Table Linen ’00 mon......... 30c " y .7 v , . S 1 - V n 7.» ‘: .. v , . :c. Laurenceâ€"st. car With all the ardor of railway Icome 0 an . 1 , . h. . ............ 25C , ‘ .. "1 v . v ' ‘ ' . . 15 Week ..................... - 9 7' . c " ' . of FleetWOod, who travellers charging into the refreshâ€" katchewans capiialf, RegzfiIszEIIWIth 1:8 596031“ I E for early fall Ladies lxld Gle ve._. black and colors, 3 ” “is 3.35;: mam a some in railway mm boom for a drink' At the end ' record for atom mmt’ d 'Sou S Cashmere and W 001 Jloves 50c lraders 75c, $1.00 and... v1.25 3 t-:-:z1:ir:~oz,y (Wed- “1931711311! and freight and passenger of the fifth mile, fourteen pullets and 2 ten years fig? ‘30 17,000 0‘ ay, 15 (glue 25c, 35c and ................................ . ...... ' . fix? will ‘re a: the Benson 2W”: .2”: 33h" Paton’s 5311001. leaves three roosters succumbed from ex- l of the splendid prospects ofInewer a- : . :- Cal‘r‘sllitation in eve, $111“ 101‘ nuanqam tomorrow to enter the haustion, The rest are still running. ‘ nada, and the Greater Regina CluIb N THE WEEK - fir-ant . ~-’ ISEI‘VlCe 01' the Grand Trunx; railway. _, § has issued a commercial souvenir COME Stephen Yeate: ; _ -_ â€"â€"â€"â€"+â€"-~â€"-- . that is worth While. 5‘3.“ ;: '2‘" r ' O Chelmb 10 a f0 i ‘ CARD 0F THANKs th t Greater Lindsav ‘ .. ., win; her parents. Mr and alonnnity to Secure Pure Bred Stock . ~ . What about a y .uirs Donald Meaning,“ corner of 3 T' .. . v I Wish to thank the Farmers Un- Club ? . ”a... ~- RUBxli and William-3‘ This is her PC In: intention Of our readers is ion Mutual‘ Fire Insurance Company I ,___________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"‘___._¢ 4 A L. L ' i ‘1 I. . - - '5 ‘- ..rst ".sit to Linisay in sixteen 3 ea ‘eh‘ O the 53-18 0f thoroughbred for their promptness 1n settling my DIED ’ year: ' ‘ gvaR 1:1 grad? stock advertlsed by claim for the loss of my cows. which OPPOSITE (From Wednesday’s Evening Post) i er. ti: C-Stefir 1:1 another column. EV- were killed by lightning on Aug. 23' ER I Lindsay on h-‘anr‘iay . c , A. 3. mm in - , . I 1mg ls rs class d 't 'llb - COOP -â€" n . .' ‘ ‘ ’ O A. C.'l0korne of 1: an 1 W1 8 a Yours gratefully . o 0 er 0 eterbor . - - ' . 910 e 0 P ' was in to,“ Tue dri 0, i splendid opportunity to secure a valu- REUBEN GORRILL, Sept. 19th,, 1 . J08 P5 I S Y. - aged 34 youth .