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15! Guns ’PETERBOROUQH HUSIfiESS BOLLEGE. flpple Parers, Clover Sieues, Stove Pipe Varnish, Stove Polish. Enqlish Portiand Cement, Glazed Sewer Pipe. McLennan 81 Go. 'e are now installed in our handsome new pre- :3. where we have every facility for work. and Iort for our atndents. ore students entered the first two weeks in amber of this year than ever before during the ‘le month ; nr Graduates never disappoint themselves or us.‘ believe in and insist upon manoeuvres-hence sum of our Graduates. ur Idustnted Circular tells of the success of .e of them: send {or it and specimens of Pen- $3terb5ro Bus. College mesn. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1;. 1895- $5112 @fiuadiau gust. Bean Abroad. 02 Wednesday 1m Mr. Thus. Mason. art films, Stmhope, hadflve sheep killed t"“"5|lrl'tJu-.oa¢1 daylight; one had been} TOWN AND COUNTY. 1348218 HERB m max. LENNAN C0. Donvasea at lowest Puoei. Twilled English Flannelettes Best Grey Flannels - - - - Blankets and Yarns - - - Alwwys in Stock. Try our Goods. know our prices. and we predict that you will trade with us. and Rifles, Powder and shot, U. M. 0. Loaded Shells. M. W. Kennedy 81 00., “Health Brand” Underwear . Newest Gloves and Hosiery Corsets,” Best Makes Only Uheapestfind Best at our Store. Fancy Dress Fabgjga Costume Tweed: Goltgupe 010mg at P o a 1' n 3 ' s Bookstore. Kent-st" Luannâ€"14. Scranton Coal DRY GOODS. Business College, Potarborough, Ont. PRMGLE MCREA, m endless vanbiy: South Side of Kent-st. “fig” An cubic or’s Opinion. Mr. E. D. Hand, editor of the Pension Falls Gazette. vistted the Lindsay Central on Thursday of last week, and in this week’s issue gives his impressions as fol- lows: “The show was as good and the attendance as large as usual, and the weather as fine as could be desired, but a great deal of dissatisfaction was caused by the exclusion of the public from the poultry department during whole or the afternoon of the second day of the show, when the ground was crowded with visitors who came from considerable distance by rail or boat, and who had to leave again at 5 o’clock. To applicants for admission the man at the door said, “The judges ain’t through yet,” and when asked why the judging was left until that time. hereplied that it couldn't be done earlier, as some of the poultry entered for competition was not brought in until near noon. It is to be hoped that such a thing will not be allow- ed to occur again, as there isagreater crowd upon the show ground on the second day than at any other time during the show, and to many of those who go the gsultry department is the chief attraction. e may also remark that the “hen house” now in use is far too small, as the exhibits cannot be displayed to the best advantage, and the spaces between the rows of ccops arenearlyalways inconveniently crowded. Some handsome lines or memorial cat‘ds now in stock at reasonable prices tor one and two dozen lots. Call and examine or write tor samples to this oflioe. 1.0m Brannon. â€""‘he fair at Mill‘brook Friday was a. great success. â€"The market was fairly well attended Saturday morning. -Pnrt_ridgea are reported to be numer- ous at Sturgeon Point. â€"A new tonaorial parlor is about to be opened In the Adam's block. â€"Mr. P. B. McIllhargey ship another lot or sheep to the old country edneeday. â€"The Choral Society meeting Thursday evening was held In the Baptist school -Wild ducks are reported to be more numerous than when the season opened, owing to the low water their ground: are more tempting than usual. â€"We understand that Mr. Tom Dunn, of Peterboro. ls about to lease the Wave:- ley house, in the Adam block, 11 8815181801 â€"'1‘he Szr. Crandella took quite a. num- ber of our citizens to the fair at Bobcay- goon last Saturdaxuh ‘V’QMI. A. f). Mallon has removedtrom north his summer cottage on So. Paul-st. to one of his houses on Queen-st. “-QA Penetanguiahene barber advertises “shaving In the latest styles.” Straight: cut out: on the bias, and probably. no out at all. â€"Half-lnre tickets, good for twodays. wmbeissnedtoallwishing to hear Hon. Wilfrid Lsnrier, at Lindsay, on Monday. 2151: Instant. . "LMr. P. B. 1:21ch sh! four unloads of sheep to Glasgow, thud. last Satruday morning. neénse. .41).; County of Victoria plowing match uraday, ismnonnoedto totake plme on Th 098.2431. qqflgefarqz otMr. Wm. Bea- , 7 _..LL -n LL- ml-.. GLOTHING. unmet-u! cull. A â€"â€"Shulfl' Manama. 133:” Shall! Silver and County Comm metfl'd. lots Wednelduy morn st 6 um wilt]! the Murphy math! :3 tor Klnglton penitentiary. 45:» In“ m n m I!“ ' steam 31m: m fill WA late a «mm: In“! hum w Inn-la wwmiiu. 3:315th 86 WWW-It. northâ€"lE-amâ€"Wmn. ”a to â€"Th 30 a drain out he par: “(f-:3.“ at £3321" a! health meeting lat Mou . Tho mmbeu must have very bad cold: dead. â€"The Cluxene' bend gave the am open air coneertlneevemlweehonhhe earner of William and Kent-eta. last Friday. A: it was a beautiful night people turned out: In large numbers to lleten to the excellent music. â€"Lsok over your stock of tell and winter clothes end see 11 they need eleen- lng or repairing; If so take them to 1 Peel-st. corner of William-sh, 5523;10er and Dress-making 1e done.â€" - w. r ~3flr. T. 65.15.311.31 Peter-hero, who returned laet. week tram Wahnapltae, rte that lumbering operations there be conducted on a very large scale this winter. The different firms operat- Ing _thera have already about 700 men at WWW“ fim‘cfi mug: “I; V â€";Ti:e market on Saturday lutm crowd- ed bokth math peepllgh 312d gander. go (glen wee e we or e - nah mag-kettae’nd the ogtntfis market .35. as crowded with wagon as was the Inside with butter. eggs, foul, etc. ivé'rk. -â€"B. S. Bunny’s Franoh and American combination systam for cutting Ladloa' and Children's Garments. Slmp Wt: and always reliable. Cutting ta 3 and nystema supplied. Call or addru, ms Nnun WILLIAMS (Agent), 52 Regent-Ia. â€"Wo omitted to mention the dim bail in our report of the Lindsay Con It was in charge of Mrs. J. Parkorandwaa much a rooiatod by tho director. and vialtoroâ€" fact a great many have told no that it was one of tho but yet can- duotod on tho Lindsay lair grounds. â€"Mies Nettie Keenan, who baa recently returned from Waehin Don, is prepared to reorganize her clue. or inetruoblon on piano. Pupile wishing to take a come ll: theoretical music or harmony will oanght eltller in clauoe_or individually as A AL A _A..l‘-..__ â€"Mr. Wm. Prendernst. Sepn'ebe echocl inexaccortcr Western Oaterlo. wee In town an "fussed a buy couple or deve In exam alas the work done by the clam In the Space school and sr. Joana-'4 convene. This In Mr. Precdemuc'a 1'. visit: to Lindsay. as he was but recently appointed to succeed the late Incpector Donovan. 3:353. For taxi-rupply It the rosidénoa of Mn. Keenan. Huron-men-dw-tt. _ â€"'1‘he following novel method of helping church funds may commend Itself to the good people of this dletrict. Some three years- ago 100 farmers of the Catholic parish of Douro, east of Peterborough volunteered to set aside a steer each an feed it for three years, when all were to be sold by auction in the benefit of the church funds. The sale will take place October 1731!. â€"We understand that diphtheria hae broken out in the families at Mr. R. Fox. who lives one eon ceeeion south of Downey- ville. and Mr. '1‘. Begley. about three miles east of the same hamlet. It is to he hoped that the Emily board of health will do everything possible to prevent its git-end. Mr. Fox has already lost a boy of 1 years from the dieease. -On Saturday, while workmen were doing some tin roofing st Hinds‘ hotel. the hustler, a man named Frank Stlnson, happened to tell a inst the edge of a large piece cf tin an reoeivede severe out on the back of the wrist. He was hastily driven to a. doctor's emce, where a. few stitches were put in‘the wound,"nnd the â€"On Sunday morning, as a rifidwnmm- ing a young man, an elderly y and a little boy, was being driven into town, the horse took tr t at a dog on the corner of Kent and Lin say-ate. and attempted to run away. The lady and boy both manag- ed to jump out, and the horse was stopped b some gentlemen who happened tobe on e street at the time before any damage could be done. -Snnuel Edwin Bogs. the young man who so brutally ueuul Mlee O‘Neill ac Hill Read about ten days ago, was taken to the asylum at Toronto on Siturdey night by Chief Bell. Mr. Bell had no trouble at all, as he was :azfeotly quiet on the trl and manlteate no deelreto not ugly. be young man’s father also went up on the some train. young man be expected. -â€"We are informed that some» days ago a pedlar-supposed to be a byrian from his conversation and appearanceâ€"entered the residence of a prominent Mariposa farmer, and finding the lady of the house alone he attempted to criminally assault her. Her screams attracted the attention of her husband, who was in the barn. some dis- tance away, and on his approach the Villain deoamped. â€"Rev. F. Morris, brother of Mr. J. Par- nell Morris, organist of St. Andrew’s church, was in town on Sunday and occu- pied the pulpit of the Cambridge-st. Meth- odist church instead of Rev. Magoo, as announced, who could not come. Mr. Morris also addressed the Y.M.C A. meet- ing in the afternoon. He is a fluent and logical speaker, and we predict for him a successful future. ‘ â€"Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Paton and Mr. Paton's sister returned on Saturday night from an extended trip to Duluth, St. Paul. Detroit and Chicago. The party hlaapp med to be on the steamship “United mpire" on the night of Sept. lSch in S 17 Bay Lake Huron, when the much of Wiggins’ storm struck them. and the boat was compelled to go with the storm. The “fitning was continuous and the steam ’5 crew did not know what minute ey were goin to bewreckaed. With the exception of one nidm Mr. Paton and party hadaverypieaeant trip â€"Other municipalitieu may well draw a lesson from Peterboro's sttempt to bolster up a shaky industry with bonuses, stock subscriptions, and exemptions. Some earsagoaconcernkuownas the Carbon orks obtained a five years' exemption from taxation and $6,001) of a bonus, and leading citizens were induced by the reading of a roe prospectustotake over swarm “12“”% m compan 5 zone e and the efl'ects ot-the in Peterboro for some time to come. Exes ting to railways, :Jndsay has so far evoiedcash bonuses. andthecouncil should adhere to thut course- in the matter of exemptions it has been liberal- perhsps too much so, -Midlaud town councillors are pp- â€"ve and sensible. ’l‘he â€"townhasaflr° e of 20 men, and oteonreeeennot afford tops, blgsalu-ks, butthe council- 3013mm todo the next best thing the membareegelnetsoetden b_ or death tree of char Any membet injured suflielenuly at: orelsewhereeo astobelncapebleotwm'kwm reeelve$53 weektar 26 weeks, the paymentthenter- minaungnt he die: within as weeh’ time after receiving an injury his heirs wfllreeegve $1000. The eoettothetown $150 ‘- ...... There Ian "WWWW III I N‘ In mm INN m N wu'lmi‘lv'fl'ww _ . - ruler, who own thou-0pm. will“ u dwelling them in the only m â€"Ycu Inf ho shout (Inform M Slit. Come a. Ouuhalm In um service. Don't worry wont tho ”â€"1" “and to that. Donna k. Fuvnu: Emaâ€"88w. -m'. now work than: the no of 38:11wa we tmymrm Fau- the gum mun our moo. Th9: comm. o hsvo been has 1” ””3." Dunn Puma Bunâ€"82" â€"mnu no averted toh'om plan a "anon. milk-m hanboonontcothomwg have secured lugs gunman. The squirrels and urine as tho taping I rich hmut. 7 E _Meura. Dr. Slmpm and W. E. 8 son but returnedh'omlfllltw Inks. Hm. the noon. of deer hunt. Th nude noun comm prepm the flan 3 large m. 5 g? £5 3 Pal I. poaredutho winner at 1’23101uot butter. Itmnldnsvo Mn. 1'. Palsy, the well-known 03k- wood butter m. am: good Judges Wthaoplnlonmc thM was truly oqud to the am prlxa gable. you" bayou. Some of tho m o! a: sad Ontario countle- mt . sad the had- tu-n out a will, no doubt. lamb mum; m ed to Grim. to dogdimmojob of plumbing “work for Mr. Juno- Ddy. growlomot theRumflMnmwhiohmg him “”an! until Mona” not Glance, 3M 0‘ max-hi with him. VL'Zl‘ho repetition of Mr. Juno. 5mm. in u lumber um “alarm: apart. I! ox- mdfnz. .1491. Sagan-d}; {:0 WM summon- ’l-A-IL IAL -- â€"Connty Mingus“ Deacon Ind lover-i medical man u cumined the yo mun Raddy. who unsuited Min O’Noill. momtward.unoordodahw «yum, 3nd have ncommendod his moui to one uylum. We cadmium! his parent. will have him “missed u I print. pitiont‘ and his Manda hope that 3 raw month. treatment: will ethos hll mm mm- tion. which wul be entltled u e um Only bound fidecommmplee Wurlbe allowed to pm at ample end the postmaster my et my time demand evidence that 3 package poeted et thet are a! e ample In the strict sense. â€"Mr. Memhugey, our load stock bu . le doing a very large bnelneee 1n the lpln ltne at present. 00 Tue-d” [set 0 caged on board ship at Manual 3 unload of £3: cattle end 400 eheep end lemhe eon- :fillxed to Bristol, (1; to-morrow he shlp4003heepen lambeto the Glen- gow marker on Saturday he expects to ship gen-190$ qt nettle end hog-1w Mont- . W, __,‘_-L -_L .1 th. â€"Durlng the severe weather cf lent win- ter the furnaces In seven-A10! the schools fsfled to do their work prowl], and classes had to bedlunlseed. The trouble 359p manifested itself during the recent .L_Â¥ __ __-_ -_._l_-ghu. n. 77â€"1110 t omen “that-mu hue been Inform by the pootmuur- an! E lthuboondaoldodtoflx spoundu a mulling!!! WOW?! 9‘. ' m E!“ 331' for the loot! EaTkSE Montana purchased“: above-mentioned nedstook w the vicinity of Linden Valley. nan-an. ”wvvâ€" _-- -â€" ohilly weather, and upon examination it was found that the heat was noon in; into the atmoa are through what is as the cold duct. Just how much it has ” try and p “all outside is not known. but the scholars who sat in their coats and thin:- od all last wintarthinkthoamountmuat have boonalargoono. bridge. which is worth "a niece among the curiosities of a cabinet. Upon the bee ot the rock is the petrified tormoteinrge mud turtle, distinctly outlined in ellite to. except two legs on one side of the y. This is one of several tonne of etriflcetion which hove been found in the rent river. and shoyfonmtioneyhen â€"The Canada Lumbsrman says: A mill- owner at Gravenhnret takes a somewhat pessimistic View of the lumber situation lnthis ccun . He says hehasnever knownthebn tobeinaworssstate that it is at present. The yards are filled ram “2:: "new mg" m, w: are e p g groan . e mill on thenorthsrn rcadisnctrom. as it has a two years’ stock on hand. One of the largest concerns is shinp$ all its good common to the United Kin m; not on]; in the shape of deals, but one-inch an upward. The smaller mills, he writes, will sllhe wiped out. -Whitby Chronicle zâ€"Jamss Winches- ter. who came to Brooklin. last winter fr~m Toronto, and has since worked with M :. Cass. Simpson, suddenly disappeared 1mm these parts on Tuesday. Mr. Simp- son went to Lindsay that and left Winchester to deliver some at the station and draw the pay for em. Both these commissimwere attended to, but up, m w my” W m Wm mwmmmm. m. mun" ""Y'v'i'u'fii'fihii ' “am” flu cl”. “-3.. Sim. cummi- mm. â€"llr. 6.x.mumub' many-um U . billet panel. lâ€"Miu Gertrude Foo left town on torovitltwithi'rioodlin'rorooto Bum: ondothor "torn cities. Sn. expect. to to zone tor some tint. ~31”. mt Cmdoll. W by ha- two sons. Sidsodrmoot. iott mtThuroduonovioittohoroi-tu, Mu. mm Smith. in Ohio-go. â€"Mr. Wm. Walton. Jr..who ha boon 3!: home on tho tick nottotooveulweohu out. rammed to Toronto Moodnymina to mom- hio position than. â€"Bov. C. O. Johnston. at tho Baham- tt. Methodist church Toronto. pulsed through town onTquqyondiootuod in leonl‘slhthoumoovwna. Luz-3. Grunt-tan. or the north Wm moompanled by her two children. Id. -Mlu Minnie Onwtomd. ottho north wud,hunwrnedhomemrstwo mm’vma withherunoleudnut, Mr. andeAlexEub. 010m 'â€"Mmounrotmmsonuondn{nmt mottondtho School of Pm To- ronbo....hflnsFloronooTotmumottond- moo on the Ontario Lgdus' Gonna. WNW]. â€"Dr. E. S. Wilson returned to Bands on Tuesday morning. We under-tend be Incende teeming the practice of his pro- fession In Lindsey oreomepolnt In the neighborhood. â€"-Bev. Carl Smith, late curiae of St. Fall's, and Mrs. Smith, let: on 001:. and. for Petaboro, Mr. Smith's new field at labor. May triads were at the nation to bid them gootLbye. _ _ â€"w. um um um Lulu Dun- duhto lnthoMmyM undertho .mO.A.usplcu.Mlu Dnndula; hvuflbhmudou clumswm 31:11:01!an m “v vâ€" M vwâ€""w__._V Workman, who are both seriously 8. .1,qu out LADIES’. CHILDREN’S um GASHMERE GLOVES “0 HOSIERY THI8 OOOL WAVE! fifu’s UNDERWEAR mum‘s“. Third qua-early report of don-Mons re- ceived eh the home zâ€"Lettuee, Mme. G. W. Been; rhubarb. Mes. J. Slaclslr; current loot. Mrs. '1‘. Bean; tour quarte red eur- nntze end dried applee. Mrs. W. Worsley; been! epplee, Mr. J. Weldon; baht 0! been. Mr. Knlzht; basket «games; Mg. beau! epplee, Mr. J. Weldon; been: 0! MnKulzht; basket of apples. Mrs. Wlnuen; beeket of grams. W. :bheg of apples, Bold; bsshet “who club 9 9-. Mrs.:Wlntex-a buket of a N ee'lln M”Husker of crab appl 95, Mrs. wflebtuewe: basket of crab apples. MmT.Smlbh; basket cekes,Sr. And rew's church; bushel ot mgrb tomatoes. Mr. B. Wllklneou;beeke crab epplee,Mr . Mr.J Slnolelr; psll lokled cucumber: and We! epplee.cf1\llht aeleude; beeketol cubes end “'1me Cembddse-et. Methodlst church; twohegeot flaur, G ..'1‘ B. library pleulo. tu «at-wu- prlu tor Moon-I. .m. mommy, G.'1‘.R. mm, wonuwdsyulnmmlutmk. .115. I. O'Enllmn lctt on Thursday othukonsvulMoChmmd“ .413. 8. tumour. of 30mm "' ”memmbmmm _Mu.Gco.A.Munel-stpmunt vult- ha ha- mour, Mu. Badman. In WWW Em 1 mm,“ WWW mwmmm mmmw mm mm WWW“ Maw“ 'wâ€" â€"- â€"v.â€"â€"-._- we VII Shim-7730f!” I’oorufi‘I ummmwwn. M n uranium-u ..... r. ’ “8%....Dr.rwlrfi% mnfim 1nd gammm-a... ”.33“ Dr. Gun WARNER 8: 00., Everything New, Useful, Servioeable and Desirable is ' unortment of Underwear. Children’s Vests. Ladles’ Vests and Drawers. and Men’s and of qualities, price. and values comet. Our assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Cashmere Hose is very lugs end vu-ied ; full range of quelitiee. We heve two special line- to which we ask your attentionâ€"our “ Leader " at 25 cents per pcir ; our “ Special ” st 35 cents per pair, or 3 pm for 8100. They are prime value 5 see them. Every department is in full swing. We have Loads of Bargains for all. 5a a: $338 _w=h 03 3 nunâ€"300.10.. and 300.3 auossfiflmaaa?%33gn€ 33 £1 3.. 8.3 8 3.3 32a as gooâ€"Snaioom 33433884 LINDSAY AND WOODVILLE. P11 as t At... [only m m Want. As the Helihuroon truin was pulling on up Victoria-eve. on Thursdny of last week twoyounuwomen innbuggy drawnbyn 3!de young horse approached train the action or the court bone and stamped to cross in front at the truthâ€"then almost upon them. Engineer Pratt promptly “tagged" the engine in railway patience â€"thn.: is. he reversed the lever to its fullest extent, onus the huge driving wheels to :revolve es the truck had been greeted. enu dorm few seeonde' stoppage the buggy ’. the track, the oow-oeteher just grazing the wheels. Then the mettleeome young horse hem nimoet frantic, end 5 serious mom would have resulted had not Roedmnster .LLIU IJU- on u... â€"....v_- _-v, to be removed to e depth or twenty feet, entailing e greet deel of lebonr, an the cute he cert-led forward et present or left over until mum. J net now there are shout 65 teem end 170 or 180 men employed elto- gether. . . .Mr. Shirley Oadevdonk. sou o! ‘1' dank. in. in on hle weytnom the scene of mention! to CM . He eteted that motion at acacia tor which E 8 :5 la 2% :3 E3 3 3 :EE i; El"; gas :5 5% EE :5 E; E? 35 5 E i E E i g 3% 5% i; ll; :fi‘ 25: El: pintaeelootfromatpriounng upar, We uyindl confidence Bunkouooofler. Shaka-Flannel by the yud mmonsthemph nrreal.