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7 194: L18» ENGLISH Portland Cement 82.50 per Barrel. Fence Wire Johnston’ 3 Mixed Paints Stearn’ s Bicycles McLennan 8100., (tnhocouk. no. "minimum“ N‘ Toronto" ‘ r11. 10mm), . . t: .. Tomato... Nowln use him-Gm" anything heretofore used in painless tooth unsungâ€"4! rue Tuesday about 1 oolock aflre broke out In the livery barn at Samuel Lamb, Omemee. and spread rapidly» the driving sheds and ether outside bum destroy- ing everything in Its cours- D851)!“ the Bfl'ts 1 nunghandstheflamesex- or ow whichmnlso tend d n his ldence. e o res me the burned so burned t d. o the a strong wind at shattyu'nbemtfi a; monlyaamall 2’ M are ta at the barns proportion o! the cone“ sewed, but the bulk c the turnim was removed tram the house in a damaged eon- inc @mmdiuu $051. cod. A NM“ me- On Saturday owing MnGilbert Adams, 8 member at £6 Omemee hand which accompanied up Y. P. S. 0.19. excursion, had a. very mow escape from being Crushed to eath at Peta-bore. He at- tempted to gt. on the on min at GRAND ufinéiv. FRIfiAY. fan betwdn the cars. no way “.5..- out by sine page whowere mtg at thecroslngfor emlntopassj in the nl‘ of time, for in an 10 other w seco the wheels would have MW him.n e was considerably bruised gt} nun. uv .._, --__-_-__-,_ ed on his side and legs. Tno mag-w Jezmmwm- g: m w 3 ' fimflo witnessed the want Is this bargain enough for you? If so, act promptly, as they will not stay long. Sensible people know a good thing when. they see it. You may as well be first as not. The Lot is an assorted one» containing many different lines and values, but all for the one price, now M. W. Kennedy 81 80.; Commencing on Friday, 21$t June, we will place on sale 140 pieces Prints, regular prices we. and 12%c. Your choice of the whole Lot for HERE WE AREjiWé EcLennagLQQ: 3.: Ponwnn‘s Booklto: Kent-st" Lhmy-â€"14~ DRY [10008. Tn. Donut! sad-n" if > TB UNI RAILWA Y- um: rum rum. ctéen Wire Cloth. .13, better man ever. Prices Lower. Mm’l‘oronlm - - cummnk. on. . lluuburwn. m. ugwouto, «c I'M!” D'fflf. Port Hope vlu flillbrook -V........6 00 In 51:30:03)“). .. 0 15 p In Oubmonk. no.4! :0 s m llunbunon. no.3 15 p In k.'l'oronw.«c..o 30 n In krona». no.6 05 p n noun.- With aBiu 3mm JUNE 21. w Wedding ht Little 3mm. A pretty and interesting wedding took place at Little Britain on Tuesday morning. when Rev. J. W. Valentine, of St. Pan], Minn., was married to Miss Phene, daughter of Mr. Parmenns Allin. The ceremony was held in the Methodist church, and was armed by Rev. Philip Allin. a brother 0 the bride, assisted by Rev. J. C. Bell, the pester oi the church. The bride were an extremelypretty gown, andlooked charming. The happy couple left in the evening for the hridegroom’s old home in Caunington, where the honey- moon will be spent ...... Miss Allin has been a most diligent worker in the Methodist church. and has otten showed her high usiifloations for thevery respon- sible pos tion of a 01 en's win. About 150 people irom the ".ege end im- mediate vicinity were present to witness the nuptials of a lady who stands high in the fever or all, and to pay her a compli- ment by their presence. A story is going the rounds at the expense of one of the beak known men of this piece. We eheil not mention his name. but: you know him. 0! rather determined mein. he has of late been he __IL-AIA_ u. Ellis yin-w. v name. but ”(1:53; him. 0! rather determined mein. he has of into been showing I! e of mental onitotion. Be wen-a o in! heard, but n few days einoo hie wire, much to her o‘lnrm found him sharpening as Mr. bhe thought hie mina wee unbiased and went into hysteria. Explanations ioliowed and it wee round that life had for him still Iome charm. He intended to use the razor upon nainhi corno. A friend who had used Putnom 5 Corn Extractor with euooeea odvieed its use. with the following reeulte: Man quite hlvpy. wife ditto. rare:- «at “my. Use Putnem‘e Corn Extreotor. 3.910: Quote acetate-cc Final Itctione of three of the districts in which the readete ct Tux Poe'r will be interested: Lindsay District. Lindsey (Cambridge-eh). S. J. Shortlyâ€"J. Greener. eupmnnueted; (Queen-ct). J. W. Totten; Omemee. Newton Hill; Bethe], J. Gen-butt; Janetville, E. 0. Doom Dune- tord, Moses Metherell; Cambmy, Frank J. Anderson: Fenelon Falls, '1‘. P. Steel; Bobceygeon, R. Mullenâ€"Samuel Down. supemnnuated; Kinmount, C. Mooring; Mlnden, William A. Banner; Stanho , Leigh. under the superintendent of M. den; Haliburton, Wm. G. Hudgine; Wil- berforce. T. W. Fairer, under |the super- intendent of Heliburton; (E. C. K.), under the superintendent of kin- mcunt. Ri Worth and S. C. Moore are permitted to no to college. S. J. Shorey, chairman. J. W. rotten, fin, secretary. (WK'SE), W . U. m, “may." _..7, Philips; Gavan, Jos. Kugour; Cam south, Geo. Nickle, (Mlllbrook ;Sauth Monaghan, T. S. McKee, (Eras e); Lnfin Wm. Limbert; Bria cnorth, Geo. A. Lauchlin; arsaw, John F. Robeson, Rnthmv. Roger Allen. W. Elfuflord- {fik‘sfiib Peterboro (George-3m), Wm. R. Young, B.A.â€"Edward Cragg, superannuated. A. W. Mallett left without a stationathla own request. (Charlotte-st), J. J. Rae; I Ma Ink-ah. L W- 0. Beer: Millbrook. Leonid i's‘ethany; snp ed, 6y, N. evflle (L ehnrst). under the superintendent of Brid Chemong to be sup , sanctum, . - phed from Brxdgenorth:Apsle ,J.Bu:nea, under the superintendent o Weld- Wm. S. Boyce. J. W. Banner and 5.3. Green to college. W. Young, chair- BLOWING. Good Story- Wm. R. Young. Alumna!“ muomnuym,m°'mtv DU ula Lou...- "Buâ€"- â€"'1‘he Bobcay n canoe club, which has been languia g for several seasons, is to be resuscitated and placed on a good footing. A meeting was held last week and Mr. 13. R. Stewart was elected cap tain; Wm. Dawis. mete; F. Minus, sec.- trees. ; and J. T. Robinson, W. H. Hamil- ton and A. E. Kennedy, committee. â€"Many complaints are being made re- garding) the uneven quality of the new nk eing laid for sidewalks. One citizen, speaking of the new walk on T sent over the walks with an edzatopere ofl the inequalities. â€" That “might-tau- never eon. nag. , m- h. T. Wlmsmson, of the firm of “Hanson Bros. , butchers. A couple of weeks ego be resolved 3 sunstroks end has since been very 111. Monday he telt considerably better and undertook lest evenlngto carry a carcass of mutton to the cold storehouse. In doing so his foot twisted on 3 round “1.1.1.1“ on the walk. the ,wreneh free- stiok lying on the walk, the wrench taxing a small bone in his left ankle. - ‘L._ L-â€" Y R. Young, of Peta-borough, will conduct bridge-st. Methodist in church at 11 e. In. AnMnsonio brethren o! the town and vicinity ererequeeted to be present on that occasion. Spool-l to each individual cept this invitation. '1‘ e brethren will assemble at the lodge room at 10.15 s. m. â€"Considersble mmement was sensed on Kent-st. one deylsstweek by the entice of one oi our young ladies ing to es- cape the teens or e "Komb Camera.” The (can men with the kombims stead- ing n a oer-way, and as the young lady was passing he got the proper teens, pressed the s ring, and quick es ilssh secured the pr :9. The young led! then threw up both hands before her hoe. turn- ed her head. and went through othe‘r 3‘1:- ’ ‘ _ , I u. -e .u. .n Gd not new, sun Wm." M...â€" ..... naotlo portal-monoc- but of no "on. "The Komhlwno too qul fox-her. The young gentleman la now showing his trlondon aplondld llkoneu o! the prone: voun maiden. Have you noon the Kombl Portor. the boobonor, u solo upon: for Lindsoy. and la the only dodorln oown who hu 3 stock of then. decided to have 3 Der-min any onw .- "vu- et the new etore. Every Tueede we purpoee hevina e bargain dey on will sell goode cheaper than ever. Our 12:. prints we will eell lot 100.. “1110:. printe will sell for 83.; dreee goods and ell dry goods we will eell ecccrdin . Juet a euro as we sold well paper for .c. and 33. per roll. which every pereon knowe who got it. We will give lust ee fit! bergelne n t on next 0 bargain day. which w e Tuesday. the 28th day of . Remember we are ceiling Well Pe now as we have been. m2c.perrollte 5c.. which would be good velne et 8c. end 10:. Boots and Shoee will also be men: our beg-gem. Reedv‘mode Clothing, in tact everythlnEIn the drygoode line. 3 -1. 1.... “I... can -I“ 1365 ovcryuuu us was no; 3---- __-, you want go s at low prices you will be sorry it you miss our bargains. which will only be given on bargein day. All har- gaius must be cash or trade. We will allow you the h est prices for butter and eggs. Rsmem we too Flour and Feed and deliver all our 3 . Best or all, we are still ving away Beautiful Parlor Clocks. for tickets with every purchase which we give Rea-63. â€"!ionetary Times, Toronto: A corres- pondent, in writing about well meant stupidity of firemen who "drown out" premises sometimes with volumes of water upon e vs trlfiin fire, asks the pertinent question, ‘ When see is causedtopeople uselessly and unpsrdonably in such a way. should not some one be made to payior it ' The editor, in reply, pointed out that re- cently in the little town of. Bristgli Long are three unten- Island, where there fire companies, a fire broke out in a millin- ery store which might have been put out with a pail e! water or a hand extinguisher. Company No. I rushed to the scene and, placing its engine at the front door, poured Ina WEI-11W“ an- -â€"- "v“ i , _ ed, while flawers, lesbianism-1:300, dick: 0! bonnets and visions in and crcpon formed thain cut of ammnnm pudding whi was iota In the middlc or stars and was sold to the insurance cam- pany for $900. The com mad: I. claim upon the council tor owing to the excessive damage. and the city fathom admitted the town should pay something, Lookthuj I come 99-822.” ”hum: _ .59.“! 0’. mm inst-unbr- mad: osmpodmrtho brink-yard wharf. mm Mullen up the rim. _contnchor W. White In emu! In mustang." grown: I'"l'"'.r' â€"Mr. Copeland Sunoon, who live: In the out word, is carrying hiatus-mun a guns: :0 men: In oonuqnonoooto aomowhoc nfluacoldont. While loud- lng acmt oanlmolwhcolod ”suddenly thankelouthubahnoo ond fell upon a psflthathowasmrrylngmauohnny u tobmkthobonootthoumlntwo places batman the elbow and wrist. â€"'.l‘ho Inn-ht mahklygood Sotoxdny mdthoaupfyoturmanddoh'yfl- duct was! equlto tho dommd. o oootbnutornngodnuthomymmla 16° perlb..mdlngtothoqufl ; 93.tolOo.perdo;ohlokons.4Oo.w eggs. 50o. :patnhoea,45c.to[3:. bag wawm; hora-1'2: €53 333 g? :8 5g ; Inf, $6 I Wu. when :3 uttered a band for a con ct non TM! In our poo?!” had u: op “7 9‘ nouns . great ”man: on in 30-3,.5m7mmwâ€"L‘ “.3 ”fimfibfi? Efrem-cumm- o: mfim In mid": mob, who assemble Ml!” Indium nut- ter: oonneqnod withthe wolhn of the A“. n- _IIIA-nln n! yacht, promlood his guest- tho “Into-o triponnolr u " und u tom the aborlu told of o no u‘o gunman-l speed, no doubt they not It. â€"Tho unmhlootory msnnor In which Kent-It. ll kept wound dufln thou wlndy. warm «3 . lo onullng non emu much loos hnvlng goods dunt aged dun. Tho nopmtus no moon In on onulul out of dnto nod ohomqu. or ly out of no . nun ohould etch re slrodormlnoodhynnno-chu out-at. Mm bullnou. On his rptum m ho 1m the Flu! shout dunk. ’ linking ho would be this to ride homo without mohlp. but In duoondlu u my tho whoa “no: u loonoun " owodfi nod he won thxown to the ground with noh tonne focus that rand-rod Inuuolblo. and mutual ho was In that condition to: «word hum _I_IL- shout mg Simpson-Val!“ Auntie pen hull-o been wmwfllbonguttoonm- mehumh (OHM 3.2063231118313928 15:4 aidesâ€"III!â€" is?! iaiiiaga Iii-g 1881.335an 8§8i£ig£é hmm _fir.ChI-J.Pm.dm°' lntown'ruldln - ._ ma mum... om.c. W.Bnl1'li¢wdl1 “Ohm-lt- dzpu-tnunu. Toronto is to “union in «Ir-wins. His duties will dam his ”no. in the city on July 2nd. -Wo m M to notice by)“ Winn!- 'â€" n--I- hAm 1;“... Vaults: Post M ntmvmwm- .Mn.MotW.hm_‘ ycgggymfi3mw a podium I" withhon Minn-n ““an Plano-o our. us the ”Mullah. vulva-alt, “mun -Mr. G. B. Wilson. mm at us- run Mo “on“! «mm m Oolllngvood. hu- mbun “Inductance-autumn hummus sud trld trip a! u» Sat. I'lqju- â€"Mr. A. Raoul-on. of tho W I“! o! the Nut You! ad Duly Amado“. u'flvod In town sauces” to sand-warn . “Bu ”bu a?» boon {nun who ct lste. but a but weak: spam: “no: about the mul- will u: him right a u an». â€"m-. P. )1. Walnut. mum-tum: cf. Moan! coder. Manned. bu boon tho no» um: goo. Melina olnoo sun» “â€" § “Valh- nf .3 menu: concur, “mun---” -7- , , 5:90: of Mr. . - y. Bl: What. Mr. A wum. of Guam. Dana. mind. In town In: Dun-mall touterthoomployotthn Toucan Fluc- u caller “d “cannula: Carpal-mun lumen-mach“ M point. Thiam- don â€"Fenolon Full: Guam: Mn. June- Lchy. at Lindsay. went 3 new In: week girl: friend- In tho viola at Powlao Canon ...... Mr Jan. A. , ogentot tthanLlumd other lmumoa companies. was 3t Ml on Mondly ud Tuesday ...... '1‘!» was Wuoonmdthomuurcflnmfmudny masher-Inonw tomcat them MW. Gmne. mammm... a“; and wh'cafudm. E's-Md agnw u ...... ”Wu-mm- admit Wm. in”. 01 m F3113. wum. 06139:.“ T9992!- 0.1.8.. wan to con WW. â€"II- BI“. d Pout-hora. In amt tho M at man Spur. Emu-u. ~30: W. a. noun. o! Whitby. sum! new Sons of Tampa-moo. :- In town. â€"u:. 1’. J. Bhlchtholm. of Gulph Wuhan! comp mm was to town My. â€" - .77, “-3141..- w--. mun-'- â€"Xl‘- ML 0‘ "I. Damlnion Banding hotel mlé’éo'ahé. but the danger mu 3 at.” much. Tax-auto. :- In town The are lu believed to hm been Wfim. let byuome evil-dimmed ptrnon. _mu mud. Sandal. cl Radium. w“... nun. who no boon mum tram to m- Toronto mum: Eaplre: A naming. “My. wu colonized yesterday Moon 10- 41:. 0mm! Rana-09m”- M“ ma Mr. Noll Mom. of am m d fluid” In to“. tho nub at Mr. uwku‘ndOompsny sud mu Lam. .Nom.dmhur 0! hr. Noun. â€"){r. W. 5. Scott. of Fenelon Falls. who us maid M Wednesdly. psuod mean this morning tor NW, ham wound a m not“: him of abandon- ulnmot u m, . J. RSoott.m for the NW pupa company. -Mr. J. a. m. tho “Black Knight." w lam! 004” “I2“ rum Banged m In (In Imam church. Bucc- . on Sunday Inn. and W on ad My on.“ no my. â€"Bum Emu: It. WM Lu. Matth- “filth Elm.my.mhmon mm ...... MA. A n... “-1" Ind n. ”M E a. HUT-WEATHER GflflflS WAR/V5}? 60. Our Stock of these very dedrable lines is again fully assorted. We show a full range of White Spot Maslins, White Lawns, White and Colored Ducks, Delaines, Challies, Zephyrs, Crinkle Cloths, Cretons and other light-weight Dress Goods. Two Special lines of Washing Silks for Blouses at 25c. and 35c. per yard. _LADIFS’ AND CHILDREN’S VESTS in 8.1! latest Makes and Styles. Ladies' White Underwear, Asusual at this season of the year, is like aBee- Hive all the time. Our prices cannot be approached. Everything in Cotton, Lisle Balbriggan and Cash- mere Hose to be desired always in stock and at right prices. v OUR SUMMER GLOVES are sellers-styles ind values rightâ€"assortment always large. _ IN LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Veilings, Frilliugs, Light and Medium weight Corsets, etc , our assortment is unusually large and prices usually Light weight Coats, and Coats and Vests,in Grey and Black Alpaca, Cords, Navy Serges, Plain and Fancy Silks, Light Weight Wool Merino and Ba].- briggan Underwear. Fine stock of Ties, Braces, Socks, White and Colored Shirts, Black Satin Shirts, Etc" Etc. MEN’S AND BOYS’ STRAW HATS. fine assortment of newest shapes just opened up. " is the named the new blsckdressfnbricput mthousehold‘ is ' much Henriem cloths; ‘ ha all theirneriu,mdc fevdxingswhich they ismdeinbhckonly, it isupcrfect dust sheddcr; ' andwidzh; md,finin¢euilymddnpi gives: ' ' 'ontolhe goodlocnfet. Thisinheirexeellenee,whichsets allothsgoods- “Baden" iswnppedon Ems: ~_gsi §~3~E§ E? E E i chains-I‘m “The uniahedBoud."und ' 'smneismpcdon mfiveyudssothnhdicsmnot deceived. 3' O J. qualms. mum's mat to: W HUT-WERNER 60003 NIB WEI Our Hosiery Department M"WM‘H LINDSAY 3nd WOODVILLE. PRICES RIGHT- 19:19:: 'oy-M n t; ~31. Warner t7” go: l an a: nun-um Between two end three o'clock hot roundly the etebleo end abode of We houl. Klmnount. were duoonred to be on an. and despite the emnuou em- o! the olflzsne. who quickly when” Md [eve .u the old possible. the but .. won “two . with 3 9mm 01‘ we: column. bone time IL was toured the hotel would go clue. but the Gouger we- The fine to belleved so hove been owned. sec byeome evu-dl-poud ptrm. m to m cm. A number of our leading claim and mun ot St. Mary's mansion unth- erod In the assembly room a! St. Jouph'l mugged wfi'fihfomm 3mm ck dress fabric put upon the market an: a household word all over the :rictu cloths; ngs which they dust sheddcr; ly and draping r which all of ncc, which sets Id Wt f2!