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fnksl TRUNKS! TRUNKSI up--J-re At Barrie, on the 29th ul1:., 'Th_os. D":-ury, Esq" need 80 years-` ` Lnms -. . A ril 2311], Th L`)`11`gheed.lll):Ji1:)l:&1:l;f lig?li . 173%. in t.he-Counx:: gfdgonegal.-Ireland, aged 83 years. -8 months and ya. ~ . ' - [Mn `l ...uu-'l....uI .......... A- ALI- ...._4._.. .._:n _.An 1 At Eldn. on the 29th ult... Isabella. the beloved wife of Angus McDon_a.ld, .`. mother of Mrs; J amen Anderton and meter or . Joseph Ander- ton. of Barrie. aged 58 years. ' James Andgrmn and sister 01'.` IL u-,_,,o,'n. . u- . amen DV 3 uoulngwouu m|g!su'aIe nu swore out :5. warrant for the B prehension of Detect. 1 ive Rogers and Constab e Greer, the two oici- als concerned in the case, 9n"cha_fge of perjury, and subpoenaed themsgist ates at witnesses. Wright could not get a. constable to serve the papers and did so himself. He also, it is said, tried to secure the services of 9, prozninent ' Barrie barrister to conduct his case but was disagreeably unsuccessful. The case, which IS to be heard in Oolliuqwood to-day promises to furnish matter for amusement. p v-r .v-u . _,l S'IR,'--I he rby challenge anv party in the Couuty of Simcoe to play chequers (the best 3 games in five) for the championship of the County. Game to be played in Allan woo:l `or Elmvnie . - 'I`--_--... l'\....._._. l ..-....n.unuuu, ...uu,u., xcu. 44, .l.00V I know` Bop Bitters will bear recommenda- tion honestly; Allwho use them confer upon them the highest enconiums, and give them credit for makin c'ures--all the proprietors claim for them. have kept them since the "were first offered to the public. They tco high rank from the first, and maintained it, and are more called=for tnangll others com- bined. So long as they `keep up their high reputation for purity and usefulness, I shall continue to recommend them--something I have never before done with any other patent medicine. y _ J. J. BABCQOK, M.D. -v nu...-en. In-Ildvvl ova um...-.--nun-pu- --By a statute of Henr VII., of unsavory memory, still in force. t e mayor of ever town and city in British territoryis requir to arrayhimself in his robu of oice on the rst of May; and to cause the hieh constable to summon to his presence the council of the town and four unruly boys. With these he shall march to the boundaries of his town, and at each cardinal point will bump the boys heads together, telling them at the same time to remember` the proceeding for the rest of their lives. We exceedingly regret that hitherto "our worthy Mayor has not seen `t to fulfil his whole duty in this respect. We would however humbly submit an ammendr ment in favor of the Councillors heads being bumped, but if that is not to be, we are will- ing to furnish our devil as one of the illus- trious four. I\ .vv. . 1 . .n...... Allanwood, April 27, 1883. -On \Vednesriay morning last Chief Rogers received a deapatch from the Sheriff of Jack- son. Michigan, ordering the arrest of Thomas Fuller, charged with the larceny of $1185. l The case was laced in the hands of Detec- tive Rogers. W no succeeded in finding Fuller about tive o clock in the afternoon, in bed in the Clnrkson House, and at once arrested him. Fuller was known in Barrie, having resided here some time ago. Upon his person Was found most of the money elleged to have been stolen by him. He` was kept in giaol until the arrival of Mix,-hi an officials, and y- them was cn'n\'r~L'ml to Jan am), there mnwnit his: trial, I Opp. Summersetvt House, Barrie -The'ro was :1 funny case settled at the ` Police Court on"I`nesrlay. lt fairly divided the interest of the public witli the mans1a.ught- er case. Mr. Irwin, charged Robert Bradford, Thos Kion, D. Maucaulay, H. Hunt, and John H-avwood, with breach of the peace in that they did, with malice aforethought and against the peace and goodwill of Her Majesty the Queen Her Crown and Dignity, throw one dead cat and a quantity of dirty water through the window of the house occupied by the said plaintiff. '_I`he_case first came up for hearing on Friday. When theindictment was being read, the plaintiff asked to have itl amended. He said :- It was a live cat yer I Anner, an they put it in at the top av the winder an it got rolled up in the curtain and roared like the dive] an thin run across the flour and got a. bone of mate an gnawed it under the table. The case was adjourned until Tuesday, when the defence set up an alibi and also attempted to prove that the cat belonged to Irwin and was in the house all the I time. Case dismissed with costs._ v\ n . - vuuvu \JIlIhlIr u.-.........-.\. u .v.. vuvuun I -'-Really,-roa.lly, I never heard so much praise bestowed upon a SINGER in allmy life. 1 Why, everybody is going to hear her-hea1' : who? \Vhy, Mrs. Caldwell, of Hamilton. The Canadian prime donna-oh ! is that what is tickling you so? So well it might, as it is the first time a Barrie audience has had the I privilege of hearing so distinguished a. war- bler-as sweet as a nightingale'-equalled by few, and excelled by none on the continent of America. She will be supported by Professor Kelly, the famous Canadian basso. the only male voice possessing a compass of. three oc taves known on the continent. Also by Mr. Sawers, who has prov ed himself beyond doubt to be the most nished singer Barrie has had for years; also by his son vvlalcolm, only six years old, whose voice is phenomena) for his age, and rings an alto which would surprise some of his elders, also by a chorus of about forty, including a select orchestra','lc-d by M r. Shanacy, and conducted by Mr. Sewers. Mr. Morgan will preside at the piano and give jus- tice to the accompaniments which are unusual ` ly diicult. Thepiano to be used is a " Con certiGrand. which will be supplied by the` new rm of Sherwood 81. Stewart : piano ware- rooms. M rs; Caldwellwxll be the guest of conn- cillor Villicrs, and Professor Kelly, the guest of the Barrie Hotel, during their profession- al visit. For particulars see programmes and testimonials under distribution. Reserved seats at Sanders` J ewcllry Store. 18 It. V \Vi1l some Of our local chequer players take I cognizance of the following :-'- ' ! l'l'lVill OK 31100] an 011101313, anu Dy wnem W3` I conveyed to Jac son, there toawait his trial. Fuller had been in Toronto several days, right under the eyes of the city detectives, but it is an nxwm that nothing less than a double action magnifying glass will enable a. Toronto detectivp to see 2.. thief. -Honor Roll of Pupils in Miss Eva Lee s I form, Model School, for Ap_i.il. The total number of marks obtainable by any pupil of the Senior Section was 700, of which Mary Lambert obtained 646, Mary Edwards 627, Tamar Armstrong 606, Stella Shaw 602, `Clar- White 582, Harry Burns 575, Annie Graham 555, Ettie Scott 519, Willie Bolton 509, Tosie Dowler`,1.78, Fred. Brooks 494, Eddie Cramp- ton 466, Tosie Mayor 446, Frank Harvey 396, Fred. Sewrey 388, '1`om Brooks 388, VVi1lie Rogerson 386, Fanny. Lower 379. Total num- ber in Junior Section 700, Albert Smith 554, Amelia Smith. 483, Fred. Otton 457, Grace Freeman 443, Joe Booth 439, Maria Sweeney I .ence Watson 601, Charlie Stevens 598, May 437, Joe Puior 428, Henry Villiers 4l3, Frank Stalcy 395, Eddie Lyon 393, John Jones 389, Mary Vickera`38l, Norah -\Vhitebread 374, Charlie Littlehales 370. Unurcu, W83 8 ueciucu. BLIQIJUBB, UUUII Ill POHIF of numbers` attending and the excellent character of the programme rendered. Lack of space will not permit mention of the various l pieces presented, but it may be said that the ' singing of the Misses McCabe, Miss Me-Guirk, Miss Byrne, Miss Lane and Miss Firth, of the choir, and of the little folks, and the instru- mental music by the Misses McCarthy, was equal to that presented at any other entertn.in- . `ment of the kind given during the winter, and i better than 1). good many. `Miss L. McCarthy gave an `recitation very acceptably indeed. Messrs. Maloney and Gunn, distinguished themselves in dialogues. The tableaux were striking. especially Bluebeard and his \Vives. Altogether the. programme was raried and entertaining, and well worth listening to. Eciitor _A dvance : ` I --The musical and literary entertainment` in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Sodalityvof St. Mary s Church, was a decided success, both in point of mnnhnrn a1'.h:-ndinu and the mrrzellpnli Ncin lbnettiaemeuts. :%Iurii;%ern ikhhame. ................................................................................. .. KALAMAZO6, M1cu.', .Fe.b. 2, 1880. . D-.. nzu--- .`..:n n... __.__..___J_ A CHALLENGE l)n~:ID._ _ nnu. _, Tnonus DUSCAN. 1 QI'-I-IIll`,I l'\\II-\~.\I\I ' ` To meet a popular demand for a- cheap Silk. we` produce other Brands, w/zich, although Ialelled A are only half or three-quarter size. Hereafter every Spool wi l `be stamped :or_ size, to show its exact stand- zrd. ` Our Brand "naming, Pam 9| (`A Lao -fnm Qnonnnn-o c.uofnqtn_< 4 Vegetable combination ossesaing wonderful medicinal owers. It effects 3 sure cure in the most. distressing main dies. ead stew of the man tho roofs of its valuable properties - gelvgd by " The rowtoot Indian Medicine` Oo.;" of mm p re outord. consult the authors personally or by letter. before buying other preparations of less valuo.,_ .Wha.t Druggists say : . OWEN Souxni OM. ` ' Meatord. Ont. __ wf t mug ' ' ' L vI'ie.v.`R. euya:-Being for euro aiicted Drlnlr hSira'Ili`I%1'l?zr:l`:1B,kb1?3:{1:g3':o,;" with 13);? _and nding'm gealth greatly MP1 `ii 9' b we demand wmoh 1. am in. imp:-ov b oniynlittie otthe rowtoot ittera. :;|_eg; x1ng_ Y ` 3. J, PAgxlR& o_ Iompleu to-recommend it to those in like Comngwoodi out g1:`x::5: aiioted. R. Lung. Minister M. E. 1' ..... 1..-aluinhia in turn mind]! in hacffnnn n.. _.;_L,- -- -- SEALED 'l`B.\'DF.RS. addressed to the under- ai . _and endorsed " Tender for the Forma- tion 0 Beams `neat: Bt. Gabriel Locks," will be received at this office until the arrival of the East- em and Western malls on WEDNESDAY. THE 61!! `DAY OFJUNE next, for the mrmntioh of TWO SLIPS or BASINS. on the north side of the Lachine Canal, at _Montreal. A nlan and specication of the work to bqdone must accoinpnny each tender. which sum shall be Jorteited. it the party tenderi declines entering into contract for the works at t e rates and on the terms stated in the offer submitted. The che ue thus sent in will be returned to the respect ve parties whose tenders are not accepted. . ~'I'hxs Department does not. however. bind itself to accept the lowest or. any tender. VV"f"UV|h' Uni. I I was h8.x'd.liabXe to turn myself in bed` from ` i my bnck.buI: thecro t vrie&|:?uE'a7r'3 :3;-`gun me nerteotln Mn; ox? f Lanna - ` I -.-.-n - C-star` l'\\YI' `T 13`, uvuvu vs-u - Mr. V. -Ljieeking, of the Allandale rehash- ment rooms N. dz N. W. .Ry., and Mr. W. Thompson, of the Bank of Commerce, Bar- rie, were here over Sunday week last. Il___..._ IJ......_ (V_..n...Z..I... ....A (V.......... _Montreal. A V sgeczcatlon to be done ,'ca.n ` seen at t is oice. and at the Lachine Canal Omcr. Montreal. on a.ndafterTUESDAY. the22nd dayof MAY next, at either of which places printed forms of tender can be obtained. _ nmnmcmm are reuuestod to bear in mxnd that ' fofms obtained. ` Cantractors are requested tenders will not be considered unless mwade-strict 4 ly in accordance with grlnted forms. ` I An accepted Bank 0 cque for ;1;e_sum of_$2,_090, , , lnted forms. , accepted the sum of 3 000, must accompany which aha. be .101-teitod. Duty tendering zpterlpg Dept. of Railways and Canals, Ottmvu. 21st. April. 1883. and, in the meantime. on application to Uondmons will be made known on the day of sale, I G. A. RADENHTRST. Mortgageds Solicitor. vs _ ' Barrie. Dated 21th April, 1883. l7=4in Ladies who re annoyed at notnding a Strong Sewin: Silk will please ask for our Brand Ill-nu-I I-nnnna l'\AIII a. I\- I)` ' `J W"" IJUIUIIIW I_IO.InI ' &, Co. kasfor 20 years s-ustam- ; ed its supremacy over all others, 'am_1 ta/can Premiums o_ve_r all Cour i pemors wherever ezlzzbzted, and zts sale far exceeds any other | make. - : , _ , I Se that every Spool is stamp- ed "Balding, Paui Q` 00. Full `sage and length . ` my In 0. good state of re air. The attention of ` lacksmiths desiring a com- fortable homo andbusineaa stand 'Qt._1;f moderate price is especially called to this sale. ;. 4 - ` 1 'I`1i`.R`MQ _'r~.m nnh M... .u....... ..n..._ _..... ....; 13;` ta;;a;%sAu";[a.`o.-% tit, ---_-. _ ..-..-.1.... ,1....,..,.....J QOV Ivvnv nu-V vvu. -v.......~J nu`... ..-...a Messrs. Henry -Creswicke and George Baskerville. P. L. S., of Barrie. were here for a. few dayq lately measuring the dis- puted lot Low of `vs. Adams and Kerr, which comes up at the Barrie Assizea. `D... ('1... T.._r .-.l'1..IIZ........--_1 _--..._:-.1 VVILL BU X '1`1u~.' S'l'UKlL' Dwelling one door west I Wellington Hotel. Terms easy. Apply 1 ADVANCE OFFICE. ~ I " l'\J L".L1\aL'l.J'JJ.|/Q-7"'Jl.I.Ll).V.|'JJ J.\I LOAN" on _Fa.nn Property. Chn low. I PETER PAE. Barrie. 1 -3mos. The following Valuable Tdwn Property. being part of the estate of the late Christopher Har- nson. viz.: lU3lllUlIbU_Ul 111 . uu\ _L`A. `l .u:(:1-:1. .'0. `2.- No. Eight Ent of Charles Street, half an acre. opposite tlxcrcsidcnce of Mr. Grosc. and directly South o1',Parccl No. 1. .D\nr~|.-I \'n `2 Inf \'nn\luu- nnn Qnnok n6 . ' TERMS OF SALE.-'l`en per cent. down at time of Sale, and sufiieient to nmke one-third of thepureliuse money in thirty days. and the bal- nncelin two yearly instalments. All payments not made in cash on the day of sale to bear in- terest at 7 per cent. I I There will be a reserved bid on each area]. Further conditions and particulars WI." be made knownat the time of Sale. or can be obtained by application to \VILLIAM BOYS. Vendor's Solicitor. (Forsule of Fumiturc belonging to the same oetme see L'.Illal0gll(.`.} l7~3t. I rtnjsunnt to a Power of Sale contained in a cemnnn Mortg re, which will be produced at the time of sale. there W111 be offered for sale at Than Valuable Pljoperty in the Vlagp of Mines- ing. in the Co. of Slmc _ latc_l)` occupied by VVil- linm A. Rose, Blacksxmt . bogng part of the E of Lot No. 5. in the !0t_h Conccssxon of the Towns lip of Vespm, contmmng _Onc _ um-ntcr of an Acre. more or less, more particular 3' described in said mortsm . . . . * - -'I`_h1s property l$ gxjuuted In the thriving Villaze mrt8%'e- -Tlns )8 sxtuuted t_hrlvmg Village and settlement o1'_Mlncsmg, `and as distant from Barrie about 10 unless. There is erected thereon : 1 _A Fnrnfnutnhln rI|n:`nnnfn .-.:.....'l I\.....II:__ uunuc uuuuu IV lgouca. Allcu: In crcuwu lllCI'B0n Z 1.-A Comfortable, moderate sized Dwellin House with yeronda-wxth pump. cisterns an other COIIVCRIOIICCS, also a good stable and other outbuildings. _ | 2.A Blacksmxth Shoo and Smnd mu- n TRUNKS '`p-Xm1i3'i3ksmim Shop and Stand usgd asl [such until velmrecently. ' ` ` All these b dings and the fences are saidto be I in good state of of lnnknmithn donirincr n nnrn- | p: we 1: uapuuluuy uuuUu._[0 "115 BEIO. .. ` TERMS.-'I`cn per cent. down, other Terms and Conditions will be made known on on application {Toma 'Frj}kEn1v THERE \VIL_L BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT ' EPUBLIG AUCTION Harrison Homeaic-ad,` Collier Street, .B`zrrie, I nnuuu, o la. . PARCEL No. 1.--'I`he Westerly two acres of Park Lot No. `.2 South of Rose Street. siguated about 150 yards from Bayeld Street. opposlte the rcsidencepf Dr. Olixjer. ~n . . . . . . .- iv.` a v -. \v,. Y.`A._I.. v.~_,. -: n|_.._u.._ uuum... uuu \|ul.\,L|_I -JUIALII um I Luau: nu. J. - P,m(:r;L X0. 3.-- Lot Nunibcr. Onc. South of Elizabeth Street. iacre; at corner lot next to Mr. Loun's resxdencc. I). .... IVY x . n V... \v.._u.___ (In \v-...I_ -. 11.1 I 1.4uuu 5 Icaluuuuu. PARCEL No. 4.--Lot Numbef 66. \'orLh of Col- lier Street. } acre, with double house erected thereon. vn...-... xv- - 1 ,. .. uv .\ . .-... . .. PARCEL .\O Street, } acre. 1': a nun: \'.. ' poucz COURT, In"Tii_a"1nwu.or BARBIE, ! ,_r\\' , SATURDAY, THE 19th DAY or MAY. 1883, . I vv oonvnn vvunnvu any you nu-.a -auu. Iv ailiunuvuc Rev. Geo. Law , of Collingwood, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, 22nd ult. His text was Galations 6th chap. and 2nd verse; and also again on Stbbath. 291211 11112.. whnn he nmnnhnd n PARC inure. "mrnw [ puma "AU 653iii {HOUSE LOT, At One O'c10Ck.D.m_.. on the premises known as the ' 0 F A R M E R S.--MONEY -To LOAN" n I<``12n Chxifgtis DI4"l``D D A B6. vnna Blacksmith Shop and Stand .A.'I' 1v.I::r.1\fr1::s1':.\~re.-: IN THE co. OF SIM'COE._ SEWING SILKS: Ptnjsunnt to Power of Sale contained in `.ex`~tmn 1\1oru.rn9:u. which will he nrndunod at Thursday, Mvauy mm, 1883, uiioa `To c6hTnA3Tori7':7 ; .1`i.;,`'.:.".`.'..`.' $7..` .i2`1f;."?.;`.m?`` `~ Jqood lot. Iil"h.IBo PREPARED QNLY BY ` M "gnu-:13 MR. JOHN Monnoxv,-Aucnoxmm, Jo.-eph I?o_/c-rs, Esqmbje, Aucliunm-er, UC.T1ON SALE 18-3moa. `fE Lncnmz await- .\`0. 5.--L0t.17. North of Elizabeth on-.v NEILL Br:os., '- VVILL BUY THE STORE AND Dwnllimz one door west of the _ By order. ' Lot IS, North 1-31iza1b_L-th Street. LLLL Ill <- ThECROWF00'1" INDI.ANMED `co ` M::Ia.A:I.=~o:3; D_ A. P. BRADLEY. ' Secretary. `.19 AND : or the at the l8-5t. an. 12-tf. HIE _.. _.. .4. - .. _.. -u v. has uu, - u Lecturer on the Eye. Eat and Throat. Trinity | Medical Colle e. Toronto. Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Ear rmary, and Oculls and Aurist to the Sick Children's Hospital, late Clinical Assist- ant Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital. Moore- elds, and Central London Throat and Ear Hos- pital. 317 Churchjstreet. Toronto. May becon- ` suited at the I mu cusp. uuu Alla V8138; IHICI 8130 agam Sabbath, 29th ult... when he preached a. lemon on the death of J. H. Dowuey. Tho `nunn At 41... .......1..... _.:u'_ '_1.___,- vuunvuo . Also mimberl of other tea [moulds as to cm-es :g:nKlg'n Eyil. scrotum, curvy,` Bilionsne Headnch . b . PI 1 sum BQis]I:x n_I_!1mnm&fa .-Heart urn mpe stock 'embraces all material for rancy \\ orx, with patterns started : FA-NCY WOOLS AND YARNS. SILK FILOSELLES EMBROIDERYV ANI3 CREWEL SILK. FILOSELLES r;munu;ur.nx V Amu CREWEL ` LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. 1 sxnxs 8: CHENILLE corms AND TASSELS. GORDON sun AND POINT LACE. BRAIDS, CARD AND BRISTOL BOARDS. ,scmp mcarumcs. TISSUE PAPER; 1 nuns A.\'D TINSEL. ' Mas. L.S'|:'EPI-IENS Has openeda store in th above "premises. The I embraces all material for Fancy \\'ork, ' natterns |sTAMPING DONE. 3 A CALL IS SOLIC_ITED. my _ Mas. STEPHENS. POLIOE OOURT, IN THE TOWN OF BARBIE, smunnu, THI-112th DAY or MAY. 1883. ' Pzn`cclNo. 1-S'-}.of Lot 17- in 1th Con. of the 'I`ow.\ snu- 01-` Fnqs. n__-..I \V.. n um t\` I -9 ID :.. not. 11...` m....... lsaturday. may 12m, 1383,] -gr- um-nu V: v. I-Lo uuwuu]. '1'":-a'.1Ve;..:"::t the woolen millis "change: hands shortly, Mr. M. 0 Hare goes out g Mr. Ohu. Wooiihead, ofl_:val;(c1>uulc1l, es Qoueesion. t in to . o t e ' vnllhe run better and more to the ,in- , mute! the public in the future than inf. theput. .?._._-o-o4 Tnosa who are pointing to scenes of dis- order at the meeting of the Irish National League, and making remarks thereon dero- gatory to the Irish people, do not prove, by any means that the assemblage was re- markable for disorder. Compared with an American political convention the meeting of the League was a model of order, decorum and despatch. Furthermore, we have seen more disorder by far in a Methodist Con- ference, or a Presbyterian or Episcopal Synod, than the telegraphic despatches show .to have occurred in Philadelphia. We may disagree with the sentiments of the League, but it is manifestly a mean policy to use nntmthful derision against a whole race as an obstructive tactic against the objects of :1 section. -9o E LADIES T UNDERGLOTHING `GUT! ` C'hildren s Aprons and Patterns. Under and b virtue of Powers of Sale contain- ed in several ortgages, which will be roduccd at the_ time of sale. there will be offered 1' r salcl at Dllll' U!` E hU3g Parcel No. 3.-S:' of Lot 26. in Sm (,.`on., 'I`o\\'.\'- SHIP or IN.\'1s1rI1..`; Pat-cclNo.1.-,LQtll. ih `Ind Con.. 'r()\\'SSIIlI" or Ix:\'xsxrrL. ' . Alsoht tho_ same time and place lhv following : Parcel No. 5.--W of 21. in 7th (`on.."l`o\\`.\'su1p I u OF V ESPFIA. n..__..I \-.. 1- 1 -4 -, :>-A `nu. 1`-.. In ___.___,_,, ', ucuvu UL VI-uuulu uvunw, ).\.. - Pm Co} No. _l0.---Frame plastered; Dwelling House; immediately north of Bn.nk_ Buildings on Owen Street. BARRXE, frontage of 22 ft.. subject to 9. short lease to present. tenant. i Parcel No. l1.--South art of 109 N. \\`orslcy-st.. * BARRIE, N. \V. cornero \\'orsle,v and Mnlcnster; ood plastered dwelling with brick basement on ,' t isproperty. , Don-on` Mn 1`) , Lao. 'm.....: on .\v ~m..u... -_..u ..-i uuuuc _u1 Lu 1.\uI5. Lang uul: uuuulug BIIU. Parcel No. 13,--Lots 45 to 50-\Vcst Charles-st.. B.uum;:_. fl`he_re are 10 nice. dwellings on these lots. bnngmg m a rental of over $30 a month. | Dnv-an] Mn 11 _l'1rinl_- nlnn II !n..o :......A...... ...~: Lula. uuugulg All a Auuuu U]. U\ cl $00 15 IHUIIUI. _ Pa}-col N9. 14.:-Brick Oice 14 foot frontage, nd- 1 Jommg {Bank of l`o:-onto. on Owen-st.. BARRIE: 4 rooms \\'1th vault. - r\......-I \V.. 1: mL.. 11.. E [ FYE, EAR, THROAT AND NOSE | J _ on. ozone: E nvnsou,| I with reference to Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat I , and Nesal passages. '1-`U `ALL vv num. 11- 1u.:L .; vxrzu , CERN.-Tnke Ndticc .thn.tI forbid all per- son: from srlving credit to any one on my account. _Any debts contracted except. by the unders In person. will be repllxiiated b ' me. and will not pay them. WILL M MA AY. Dated this 18th day of April, 1883. . 17-Sin NEW `FANCY STORE on-v PU! ` _ Winter tuketgrest delight ngering ind ' the lap of I ring. Snow fell lutflfhunday. . to 5 oo arable depth. oompletelymouenyg , the ground. Aihlklglch Iu`aova1-Q - at this is even a. later spring 1:hnn' | ur - non um. I Parcel No. 6.-LoL .3, in 1301 Con.. 1`ow.\'smr'01~` Ixxlsl-`IL. spbjcct to n_lease having a short time to run. 'l`hxs 1s 11 pnrtxcularly ne furm. ' 4 D....,...1 Mn -: '1 AL; ....A "In ..c : x.. -nu. rt-.. Lv A un. A Inn A: u Auuul. uuu A; Ann: I! An. Purce1,No. 7.--W of 4 and E} of 5. in 7th Con.. Towxsuv 01-` 0R0, near Edgar. Dow-nl Mn 9 _!4`J 11 in RH: (`nu 'l"nuvA-nu... .\.. Luvvnaur Ur unu, uuau uugul. Parcel No. 8.-!%?_ 11. _in 5th Con.. Towxsuw or ' VESPRA. AD\_ve mg House, also '11 good mill`. privilege on tlns lot. ; Dav-4.1;! Na 0 Donal; 1 Ah: I ) II If. c.....\. :\1:.. pLl\ uugu uu Luna Jul. Parcel No. 9.-Po.rk Lots 13, ll, 15, South Oliver SL, and 16 and 17 North Oliver Streut, Buum-:, 17 u.c.-splcndid building lots, situate near the resi- i dance of W-illinm Lount, _Q.C. ' } D...m.I xv. un,__w......m ..1..m.......a n.....n.-_,_ uua pxupun |,\ . Parcel No._ 12.-Lot-s wand 31 "N. Blake and 15 ` South Collixligwood Streets. aqfoining the resi- , . dcnce _of R. mg. Esq.; ne bu ding site. pnrr-nl \'n 12 .._I.nfn JS in :n.\\'.+ l`hnuI.-.5 no auvunp u an v nun. Parcel No. l5-The Bayvicw Saw Mill progerty` ` consisting of an excellent Saw Mill. in goo run- ; ning order, and seven acres of land at the head of I Kempenfcldt. Bay. B.-umu:. The railway track ' runs through this property. which is excellently situated for an ' kind of xnnnilfacmring business : will be sold an ject to lease to Mr. Vzmsickle. 7 Do-uunl-Kln In `I ..L.. on .....I on 117... -4: 11-- _nn,_,x A "Au UL` aunu DHUJUUIJ DU IUHSU LU ,Vl.l'. V IIHHICKH`. ' Parcol'No. l6.-Lot3 as and 37 West of Bradford 6 Street. and 39. 40. 4] and 42 East of Charles-st., ' B.\muI-:. Splendid Building Sites. Dun-nl `.\'n 1'! _',`.nfa In and 9- tum. ..c n.....1:....,1 TERMS OF SALE.---10-., at time hf purchase: balance as to rcels I. -, 3 and 4 wxthin one 9 month: as to 01; or parcels. easy terms. Further | particulars will be made `known at time of sale, and. in the meantime, on application to MESSRS. S I'R'AT~HY' &.AULT. ' , Vcq_dors' Solicitors. I 15-Jin. ' - 1. Barrio. FARM AND TOWN A Properties. PUBLIC AUCTION You snouw sea THEM AT xannnnn. u|u;u\uu uuuluux Dll|.'D. Parcel No. 17.- -Lots 81 and 32 East of Bradford- st , }ac. each. . ' Special attention totcroas Eyes and Cataraogo ...- nun .VDllll' Ur J.` hugs. Purcel No. f. .-\\ .`; of.14ot 18. in 4th (,`on...Tmv.\'- S1!!!` or FLos. : -1 xv- -1 El` .2 1 ._A no :_ mu." 4:... n1..4.... MR. JOSEPH ROGERS, Auctiamecr, 2 noons west or u. n. Munbws. MILLINERY snow Rooms will be TI-|UAB_SDAY,' APRIL |9TH, I883. esirt '1'! If UCTION SALE QUEEN S ;'lO`l E|., BARR! E, Largest Assortment The foIlo\\'ing parcels of lurid, numcly : .-v . nu nv ..-. ._. .. j -ALLA WHOM IT` MAY CON- numu m..n,.. xx.-.n.... nun fnrhld 3.11001`- HAVE JUST OPENED A VERY . j 11-Iy swuowa. -1 02 (- EOE ' 52-ly PROBE 50 GEN . 39$ ai`d6mh'ood;-ontmo.- 1]` . . , ,' _` -_ -7..- _.---- -v vvuv-no-I-vovnn `IV J) \O-l""' On their choice trsct of land on the East side Long Lake. Intendin settle;-sishonld note the following facts :- ,1 This In .1s uniformly first-class and will consequently be quickly and thickly p-'w]3 ldllfailway connecting the Company's lands with Regina &c., is projected and cnarter 3P p or. ltwill-also hnvc water connections by_ stenmer on Long Lake. , 1 `ad _ _Longford. the port of Long Luke 1! sgtnstedabout the centre of the Company 3 l ;h,, will be theoommencial capitol of the North Qn Appelle and settlers on hozneatesds 30! in near this town will find themselves at once within easy reach of Regina and in s fay 39` n_ the immediate locality of one of the most important towns in the North West. Cormpo =5 :..i.,......t .....,.... or on . . , ` "F ' ` W. H. PINGl.E.luoI- , s._ - u_g.1__ - ouss. oArg_;!,',',-mu. V Ania NOW dmrnnnn BY THE Farmers ? ,_North-W`-est Land & Goldnization Go y, (Limited.> 0n'thair nhrr-,A but at lawn` nn H... 13...; ..:A.. I ...... I _I.- Sour}: SIDE DUNLOP STREET, In order to keep the I HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. A SAIPLE 12 l|0BSE POWER ENGINE AND SEPARATOII ON EX|BITlU.\'. ;FARMERs&THR'E SHE12s !I have secured the Sole; Agency for the MASSEY Manufacturing Company's Celebrated -*' VVAUAI 3444 V DOWN BINIJWETIQIWI also continue JOHN ABELL, WOODBRIDGE, :. --.g__n..n.w_ga-\l.-._-._-.--7 Cannot be gurpassed. -Lateatvtbest of Paragon Thresher shows only one hm-hei I waste in 30,000._ ' {sewn FOR CIRCULAI -IS`. Iver offered before in Bu-rie, and for PARAQO NT TI-IRESI-IER Reapers and Mowers. and Sharps Hay Rake. cur xupuuu'- parucuurl IcI.ul 6ll,. r - % ' Z rIuaL:.n-0'-"" n-'totha`0o_m atoon1nvood.onm-1. -ruoo-;|-'g_gT_ aangltgg-,_m. .'1'h,e Oomini Qxlloot to start their am Excursion Train from Toronto about 15:11 April `3`3o' -1 . ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF MENS AND BOYS NEW SPRING Curta1nZ:Zl? o1es and 1111133, 13 6mo. ' Can furnish the Toronto TRIUMPH PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1883. Q U 9 ApPELi\ We: will not attempt to describe our Spring Novelties, a personal inspection only `can do them justice._ Call and see our New cloths and you are sure to order. DRY GOODS. READY-MADE CLOTHING, &O. PHIENIX HALL ! Gilt Window Cornices, Cornice Poles,` complete, Bird Cages, &c., Byciclos and Velocipedes, Farm Bells, Galvd. Barb \`/ire Fencing, ___'-) A'1)( MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. SANDERS & WHITTAKER. HANGING IN PRICE FROM 31,30 UPWARDS. > LADIES happy and make the GENTLEMEN glad, we have latgy added to our large Stock of `W0 no oloring to-day on} of the] NEXT" D001; tio THE~QUEEN's HOTEL, B-ARRI5 rrs To $3.00. opened and Gas Light Display A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF com) SELF Bmmzn or mssmr LOW mos. R. PURVIS. to represent in the Cou'nty of Simcoe. B133`? I, ---AND-i- J. HENDERSON S. whose Durability TIME. Me on -nu 1 aw Hi 1;: 3 30 th 1 Imnnc GREEMORE -AND-- aoow Axornsn meeting of the Citizens Com- mittee of the agricultural society will be held on Friday night to discusss the ques- tion of obtaining grounds for the Associa- tion. It may not be out of place right here to remind the citizens that, the park having been closed for such purposes, there are no grounds whereon to hold athletic sports of any kind. There are no lacrosse or cricket grounds, no place to hold a Queens Birth- day Dominion Day or any other celebra- tion, no place in fact where an assemblage of people can be held or sports carried on. It would be well therefore for the represen- tatives of the people to consider, whether, in the interests, not only of the youth but .of the citizens generally grounds should not be procured that would be adaptable for all these purposes, as well as for the hold- ing of an agricultural exhibition. The no- cessity of having these grounds as near the ' centre of the town as possible is `too evi- dent to require pointing out. We may have something further to say on this subject in a future issue. K ` - _OF.._ s-ly ---W0: are 151-dud to nndohndthi tine` r- `vice: of a certain getlamamhayeboan an the Bsrrie con-emondent for the Toronto Rev. W. Ferrier preached the `funeral sermon on the `death of Mrs. Mercer, .;-ands also his farewell sermon in the MJ`7E ,;- Church on Sabbath 22nd ult. , unless"con- ference should return him to this circuit for another year, which is not likely, as he has served the full term, three yeareyj-; `Y :1, . L:_._ A --......-._--- _.L.... 4.1.- :...." Ttetllllllli 15511 June, WIIBII I18 W111 IBOBIVB a lioeua fmuillsdil.` =Jess'ie Wlii," Waverley, granted fmIn'20th'.Iun'e."= Alex. Walker, Orr Lake,_reoeived a beer andwiiro ' license, Mrs. Jamei>'{0ouhbn,="'-Mdu`nt1'St.' Louis, refused. ' `Tho - l,pplicb.ti6n?,}vr_ith` is 7 etition, of George Wainman; 0111113, V ,1 . `.._; !._q ` _:;., V .'A:':.':._.A. Hand, ...-.. .-.... ,.......,. ` .. Tm: East Simcoe License Commissioners met at Orillis on .-Tuesday. Mary A. Hughes and Wm.-Rogers. of Midland, were granted tavern licenses. Ghristqpher Varty; of Tiny, to have 9. license. , John` Hender- son, of Victoria Harbonr, x_'efus`ed., C. C. Davis, of Medonte, granted. V. Crocket, Htllsdale, extended to.18th June. Jsmes Cocksedge, present license at`:..Waiierley_to terminate 18th June, when he will reoewe . Ihmn-25 fiat! I3|'HInI|HK: .'v.Jnau'u NX7i'lIfn{a;:" `Incas 01 3 oemm genuomanmavenean IOQEIBIB correspondent for Tomato Nag: Peek-a-boo column, Bsrr_ie_ be Introduced to becoming publicity tonnth. served the full term, mree years.<';.. Now the time commences when the ini- plement man puts on his good smiles and begins to reap a rich harvest. Reapers, mowers, ploughs, gang plows, rollers, har- rows, and all the other various farming utensils are put oil` at this station almost daily. Not; another station on the N. & N. W. Ry. can boast of so much business done for a small place. II',___._ A |I_-.L 11---- `l'..n Il...I: an.-I I Ulllll vuv u: unuv vtuuuw us- unvav vuv .. .v.. ..=..- THE Midland people are both just and! economical. Fifteen of them were sent to Ottawa. as 8. deplltation and were given $100 to pay their expenses. When they ar- rived back they handed over to the Tree.- surer an unexpended balance of 360. Good ! ' ... .~ -uy 1: q . q 11115 l)l'itUlUl`u ' u.u_u V'UBl4 \XVV1IH.I.I.lUul.'y Am-icu1t.um1 Society s Spring Show of horses and bulls held in Bradford on Friday last`, brought out a. large number of rst-class ammals. The attendance of visitors was `not as large as we have seen .in, former years. Amongstthe horses which attracted special attention were William Innis "` Lochnagar " ; Cr onyn s Highland Chief; R. Hamilton s Marquis of L0me";. `which took prizes ' the Bond Head Horse . Co s.A Norman Percheron Horsest_Emigrant and Baya- dare" ; D. Ua'mp'be'll a[Derby Jr." ; Fergu- son & Co.'s, Highland Cl1ief - - _; and Mr. W. D.ailey a Pride of Old '.England,". all of m.-.. 13-..`. q:_....... 1 :....'....... n........:-..:......_. 'l.`mc English people do not seem -to be happy in their dealings withvaboriginal kings. It was only by an extravagant ex- penditure of blood and trrl-asure that Cete- wayo was dethroned, yet that expenditure seems to have been made in vain. The barbaric Zulu was taken to England, fed on beefsteak, photographed, and given a plug hat, and then returned to his subjects, who very properly resented this inovation upon the style of hat their fathers were, and the result is war. As the opposing parties are of nearly equal strength, and as the only method of fighting known to Zulu s is to stand a short distance apart and kill each other there is every prospect of this being a second edition of the Kilkenny cats. uu uuu '1`m: Allistou Herald understands that a wood type factory is to be established in that village. There is no such establish- ment iu Czmada, though there is no reason V why the business should not be successful- ly conducted. We hope the report is cor- rect. . | an Anni! uuun-.u- ;,.wu.,u.... -. ...,..... 'I`m~`. Alliston paper says that Highland J r." Mr. Booth s celebrated trotter, met with an accident on Tuesday whilst return- ing from the spring fair at Cookstown. I Messrs. Hand and Dunham were in a bug- `gy, the latter holding thehorse by the halter. Itgot frightened at something on the road, and rearing up threw its fore feet into the buggy, -upsetting the occupants and injuring its feet. Mr. Dunha.m's back I was slightly hurt, and Mr. Hzgud also got a. shaking 111). The accident however is not likely to prove serious. Tm: Penetanguishene ` Ileruld says :- 1 Work on the new tannery buildings is being completed rapidly, and -soon this very im- `portant industry will be in full blast, em- _uf buildings to be erected in town are Coming from all quzuters, and there is no doubt but that in the present-season, Pene- tzmguishene will not be found behind in the march of progress. With.a. good harbor, extensive lumbering concerns, and the various new enterprises locating here. there can be no such thing as reninining station- nrv playing agood number of men. Reports` {UL Q Dll-Illll llluvvn Messrs. Albert Gross, Jas. Madilland Richard Lengtry, of Barrie, left on Mon- day morning. 23rd ult., for Manitoba, fol- lowed on Tuesday by Mrs. A. Grose, J as. and George Hannah, Mrs. Bows and -_ True, who went by- regular weekly Mani- toqa specia.lvia.. H. & N. W. Ry. and C. S. R. division of M. C. Ry., connection made at Hagersville. _ _._._..-I IV ..... an Ann-inniharnl nu rn , uuu Bun: cu nu. nu... luv -..-. .......-. V . .,-_, ..._.V THE Cookstown steam cabinet `factory with dwelling house and lot attached, has, been pnrcllased by Mr. A. "J. Mills from` Mr. Matthew Braden. With the addition of new machinery Mr. Mills intendeto turn out a first class article at 9. low gure. --... . ,. , ` | new homos.-Br A eu:.s'. Luvvu Duruxd the past week the following parties have left this village and vicinity for _ parts of Winnipeg and the North-West :-Messrs. T. A. Fisher, Albert Groves, John T. Fisher, John Kelly, John Mitchell, Walker Kneeshaw, E. L. Clarke, Robert J. lzirry and Geo. Usher. .We- hope they will all realize a fortune in their ._ . ulrvv-11 ill; IXIIIBIIUUIU, lilll-I Ill VVAJ nun Mr. Alonzo McCanley cuthis hxmd very badly, severing an artery. Dr. Ualuxu, who dressed the wound, says there is danger of lock-jaw. ' . ' 7- (`An-I-n Mnnnnh -run` ncn hn\;n mu; .1 uunyv IV uuv Ilaunxcvo WM. GOODFELLOW, Esq., of _Brn.dford, was made the receipent of a. very compli- mentary address, by theJriends and adher- ents of the Bradford Presbyterian Church, on Friday week. AN Essa. girl at Oshawa college writes to her parents: This is the most stylish hairpin of a. boarding-school I ever tumbled to. .I can eat four times a. day if I want to; and get a. fair hack at the hash every time. rn.... n,.-1...a......... -4--. ....k:..nL .&'.muu-u 1118-06 uh uugusnvsuw. The 5th annual Creemore Agricultural Society show was a. great success both in` attendance and the kind of stock shown. Mr, Isaac Hisey got first nrize for `heavy Draught Stallions; Mr F. Beatty, second. Messrs. Hay,& Patton, of New Lowell, first for Imported Stallions; Mr. J. Swalrn, second. Mr. H. Chceseman first for best two-year Roadster; Mr. S. Nisey, Sr., qnr-nnd Mr. John Hawkins rst prize for . 1UCK JllW. - ' Mr. George Maneer and wife have left for Brandon, Mr. Mzmeer. has leased the old homestead to Mr. George Nelson, and is~'g0ing to see what the,Grent North West has in store.f0r him; we wish `them every success and hope things will prosper with I them in tliir new home. .- .'nr-r ___1)1_,|_ cnmunss, mmm| lalltzlll Ill lllull. nun uuunu. On Saturday night lust-.McLea.ns Black- smith shop was discovered to be en tire. It was first seen by some one at Webb s hotel opposite, who on looking_m1t of the window to see where the light _cmneAfrom saw 1!. man throw water on the tire and put it out, and then run away without (.{i\.'ing any alarm. ()n exannnation the part of the building where the fire started was found to be'soa.kd with coal oil. There is no doubt it was the work of an incendiary. \Vhu put out the re is an mystery, as he gave no alarm and beforezmy person reach- ed the place he had disappeared. ' u an IU\L\r|l ln-nu Tm-`. Orilliu I m-l.'cf}1a.s taking to counting the loafers on .th_e sidewalk before an hotel of that town. There were fort-y, but the 1 m:I.'et went inside. ' --- -n an 1:-,1 far 83 liflly . Died at the residence of Mr. Samuel Summerville, 4th line of N ottawasaga, on 24th ult., John Henry Downey, son of Mr. John Downey, of Oak River, Manitoba, aged 19, of consumption. The `young man named above left here, three years ago the picture of health and, looked as if he had the promise of a long life, but the ~ angel of death marlzed him for hisown. medical skill could do was done for him in Manitoba, but his father thought that something could be done for him by physic- ians here. They arrived last Monday evening 21st ins't., and on the following Tuesday at four o'clock, p. n\., he died in the land of his nativity, among comparitive strangers with no relatives around him, except his Stricken -down with consumption, all that ` father who feels the loss severely. i We are sorry to hear that Mr. Nathaniel Wice is no better; he is still at his brother s at /\11:u1dale, and is very low. vur, AI__..__ IlI -f1-..u.\.. ....t1\Ca Lawn` vnru A FEW nights ago some evil-disposed porsull entered the sawmill of Mr. Paul (lallaugzller, Perm, and willfully destroyed :1 frictiun pulley. V In..- n_:n:._ ".lnl'r1` 1...- a..1.:.... 4.. ..,\....Hnn Roadster; l\1I'- .3. ulsvy, m-., second. Mr. first prize for best through-bred Bull. This is correct as far as heard. ' ' - ----1-1--U-A A` M Quintin` J'I.`ms Bradford and West Gwillimbury mrinnlr.nra1Snniatvklnrino Shnw of hm-am: COUNTY JOTTINGS !f STROUD ' -EH8 Wl!l`l38l', `HIGH U18 SHOW WEBB OII EDIE Bpflllg; and yet is as soundas though it had been plucked at the prnperseaxson and `carefully preserved. . - V -BIrrie Lodge 1. 0. O. F.,.gnve~a. social Ion Thursday evening last, that was a. most leas- ingevent. The attendance was very rge, ._cpmidering, the` inclentlentp character of the weather, between two" and three hundred being -eeer;t*..'.`j:.'i1 eic"ello.*,1`:1:_ feast wee presented, r.V R. K.1ng,..'jl`-3 _the,` caterer, after which an` excellent and varied progrumne of 1 ' musical and litersry charhcter occupied the ren1ninder_of~ 1:he~eve'ning. The principle per- former: were. the Hunt, Grxhim, M18. :Hen;d&lon.JMIO Stevens, .Miu: Burns, end rMeea1`s'; .; ' -uhgonkman.` Siuunondu. E. King, Collins and arrow. Mrs. Heinrich, presided at the piano, and Mr. Harvey. occu- pied the ohlilf. FQCANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY. ---n_.-......_- TH__;G9}}NEtCs may Annlpura If T0 xzcttcr. by In rngr ovgzmr. Nomunnn " 'nA1t.wnr iiryovns. ` 1 ``..ro.-H Toronto papefof Nd! <`* -I5:*' fo1loiriixg:- 4' V " ` . . ,, u__.1_,1 |.:_. :......:.-w at IUIIUWUJS I Coroner J abnson concluded his inquiry at the city morgue last night. into the causes of the death of Chas. l la.tt, the young hmkesnran who "was killed at Allundnle on the 18th inst. As a rumor had been stated to the effect that the young man dxd not receive proper medical treatment after the accident, Dre. Burns and Clelland of the hospital testified that deceased when he arrived at the hospital, did not show any signs of incompetent or neglectful attend Anna. Dr. R. A. Boss of Barrie, who attended nus vuu unnnuvvuuu yv an v \-ll v u unu- -A few days agp Mr. B; F. ,Qua.ntz, of: -Strand, showed us an apple thatwas certainly. a peculiarity. The spgcxmen of fruit in ques- tion had hung on the tree untillata ii: the fall, `then fell and remained on the grouiid dufi -the winter, until this now vient off this spring,` and vet is as sound as though it had hadn- Uuutvn n uanvun ulrvgg nu -.a-v-v--_p _--(}rom ton & Ryan s spring opening on Thnrsdny `t wan somewhat interfered with by the very bad weather, and consequently the opening was continued on_ F_rida.v _after- noon and evening. The display was probably the largest and finest even exhibited in Barrie, and especially on Friday afternoon and even- ing the salesrooms were crowded. A 3-... 3...... ...u. M. 12` `I3 n......a... 4:" V two months imprisonment. 1. luvunau us vuvunnu. --Catharine Hays was brought before the County Judge on Thursday charged with as- saultin Mrs. Eddison. The case. was fully eafablis ed and Catharine was sentenced to 11:. o__....... 1-4,. -...;.1..-:.... ..r....._.:.. M..1u..1.- ' uvyu uzyuuuc oullllnuvnauavuvl -Mr. Sawers, lute coiuluctor of music, McNub' SI. Prrsbyteun Clmrch, Hamilton, is prepared to give lessons on the `piano, organ nd ute, also vocal music in all its branches. Piano nut` nu-noun hanina and rnnaiv-{no Hunt: in a 8:180 VUUIII. luuuu; ILI. nu nan unnuuuva. Luuu) a,ud.org'm tuning and repairing done in a. pmcglzical manner. _ Post Office, Barrie. 18-lt. TL .......I.J I`; Ins I-kn nnnr` nf I-Imp. nnklin pl ntgluwuu uuluuvn . -It would be for the good of the public generally, and the Mechanics Institute par- tieularly, that everyonewhohas "a book belong- in to the _Ius_titnte _on their shelves would ta e the 5 trouble of~retutni'n igto the "Insti- tute this week, and by -so- oing they would confer a. favour upo1_1_ the Secretary. n__.....A..... 9. 'D...... .. ......m. ......-..'.... .... - vuv V.-4.... aw-..uo Qq"u. . THE meeting of the Irish League, at Philadelphia, `last week, was :1 truly mon- ster affair. `The Land League was dis- h:mded,:ind a National League, on the Parnell platform, orgn.ni'/.ed. . Enghmd was solemnly armyed at the her of Irish `opiu- . ion and found wanting. The proceedings in the main were orderly, and the platform adopted as reasonable as could be expected The dynemiters were vigorously excluded though the crank Rossu was allowed to take notes. incompetent negiecuni atteno ance. Dr. R. A. Barrie, him at Allsndale on the night of the accident, testied that he and Dr, Barrie held a con- sultation. Dr. Ross said : `.` I did not apply a tourniquet to the leg, as I did not think it was necessary, and in my opinion it would not have been good practice, as it would cause pain by the pressnze, and interfere with the circulation below. The leg ~ was properly bandaged. ' Several employee of the Northern and Northwestern. railway were then examined. Geo. A. Merrield, section reman at Allan- dale, said he had been suspended on Monday. He `thought it was because of the accident. He was refused a pass to come to the inquest, although all the other witnesses were granted one. He and his gang had fifteen miles -of road to look after ; the usual section was ve miles. He did not know whose duty it was to see that the packing in the frogs and wing rails was kept in its proper place. Other em loyes of the road testified that the crotch, of t e frog was packed, but the wing-rails were mat. - sccmlcnts have ever since resmeu. The subject of this sketch was prominently connected with the construction of some of the most important highways in the county, while yet in ea1`ly-manhood, and especially in the 'l`ownships of Oro and Vcspra, was his inu- ence observable in the transition of the forest into a succession of smiling farmsteads, pleas- `ant hamlets and thriving villages. He has observed and contributed to the development of Barrie from its primeval state to the posi- tion among the first towns. of Canada, and the concur:ent progress of the entire county; to its present high level in the seat of material ad- vancement. During his long residence in the locality mentioned Mr. Drurv has been noted for his active interest in all that affected the wellfare of the community. He was an active member of the municipal board, and occupied a. leading and honored position among the re _ presentative members of the County Council. He also took an active part as a director of the County Agricultural Association. Mr. Drury has been on the Commission of the Peace from the time Representative Government was granted to Canadians, 7 - . vuvvu uuu AI-uu\.A yo-nu Us uauu n vvllo , . ---The ,ge_nial warden of the County, Mr. Geo. Evans, was vlsible in the court room, on Friday. `AA Ann ,1 ..l1...... L- 1,... ..L `nnv ....Lm. Lu Hun uluun uun I IV - -The platforin before the old Fire Hall has been torn away and 9. new one, with a` most ` georgeous pair of steps,_erected. \.I.; Y...-ml` (`-1--u 3:: {n fnnyn nnlvrunninrr Ans uuvuu Ilv-v nun... v\n \\Il4\rnn ......J . -- Barrie Loan and VSu.\'ings Company pay 5 percent. interest on deposits. The security of deposits in a Loan Company is undoubted. "'1... ........ .: u7:n.: .... ... rv1......ol,... l\I'I 41-... aull UUB|45a -Mr. C. C. Brydges, of Shanty Bay, the noted breeder of thorough-bred Herefords, has gone to En%lnnd to purchase further additions for his herc . - V V A I I ,n W... C1_.,:-__ __.`I 8.... I --Great cheap sale of new Spring and Sum lmer Dry Goods and Ready-made Clothing, bought of a. wholesale house in difficulties at 65 cents on the dollar, at` Pae Bros. See small bills. - 16-41: -The last issue of the Ontario Gazette con- tains the appoint_me'nt of Charles Edward Lfeweon, bf the town of Barrie, E_sq., barrister- . atlaw, to be a notary public in and for the Pnovince of Ontario. ` | -- -V -1- 1 .1. I,l` ,n . -Mayor Dudgeon of Collingwood was in V town on Friday. ` - h._ 1;-:`.|.1-..,1 h........ .: \Y..u ..... ....m. `uvnn UUYVLI U11 1. IIMIIIJI -Dr. Kirkland. Reeve of N ottawasaga, was in town on Friday. \l__ \1` LL. I... 2.. .. Al |"....nnl>n n-an Iu uuvvu uu A. a nun . -Mr. N. Murphy, barristr of Toronto, was in town the latter part of last week. mL.. ,.....:..1 .......,1.... r\: H... I`.-mud-u NT.- A t'0Ul`I.E ofweeks ago a paragraph ap- peared in the local organ to the effect that Mr. Drury would resign and npzain contest East Simcoe if no clmrgo of personal brib- ery was made. We wondered at the time why the proposition was not promptly ac- cepted; hut now understand that` Mr. Drnry repudiates having had anything to do with the statement, that he does not. intend to abide by it, and that it originated solely in the capacious mind of the local scribe. Thus do our opponents bring confusion upon each other. ECU! scuua yau um cuvlau, _ \.I \-vvvuln --Mr. Jacob Curry is in town pu1'ci1asin;( fggs for the New York market. He is pack- - xngabout ve hundred dozen daily. I D......:.. 1' nun and Qnvinnu r`.nrnv\nnv nav 5 I III ucpumua In a nun... vvmruu, N ....\.u........... `--The case of Wilkinson '0 Chn.ntle1' on the roll for the present court, was settled last week by mutual agreement, defendant to pay $275 and costs. .c n n -n ,,,u,,,_ _: c '1)... LL. Ul UM not. The coroner explained the law passed by the Ontario lenialatnre two years ago provid- ing for the safety of railroad employees, by compelling the companies to keep the `frogs `and wing-rails constantly packed. The jury, after an hour's deliberation, returned a veldict to the effect that Charles Plutt met his death .4 Annnnln rm Am-i118. bv having his foot The death of Mr. Thos. Drury on Sunday morning last, removed from the community one of its oldest, best known and most re- spected citizens. _ He might well be called one of the fathers of the people, as the short bio: graphical sl.-.-tcli below will` amply testify. To the bereaved family and relatives we err- tend our most sincere sympathy, knowing that their loss is irreparable. And not alone `among his relatives will he be missed. Who" among the residents or visitors to Barrie have not seen the sturdy old man as he made his way along the streets, taking an interest in all that passed around, entertaining all with agreeable conversation. Yes, many will miss him, but it is something to he so missed, some- thing to live so that in life respected and honoured hy all, in death mourned by all. rm .... -.. r\........ u... lmrn nl Knnilwnrth L` nun y . , _ '--100,000 dollars to loan at low rates by the Barrie Loan and Savings Company, Bothwell s' Block Barrie _ V 14- I 1-,,,, AL- .11 111:..- 'lr_1AI L-.. Charles rum met ms ueuuu at Allandale on April 18, by having foot can ht in the wina-rail` in said yard and having his cg crushed by an engine tender, and that the space between the wing-rail was not pack- ed ; that it was from the culpable negligence on the part of servants of the company, whose duty it was to look after and keep in repair the shunting yard at Allandale, that deceased came to his death and not otherwise M v. Jones. in the absence of My. Boulton, solicitor of the road, watched the case for the came DU nus ul th ' company. DEATH or |_VlR. THOMAS- .:._.._ nonoureu Hy an, In uunvu u. ......... .,_, ._... Thomas Drury was born at Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England. in` the year 1803, In,'18l9, in company with his father and hrother, the late Richard Drury, -father of Charles Drury, M.I .P., he came to Amcrica_ by way of New York, traveling by wagon to Sack ett's Harbor, from whence they took boat to Little York, now Toronto, but were wreck- ed on the way and had again'_to take their journey by land in wagons to N iagara and thence to the County of Simcoe. The father and boys settled on tho Penetanguishcne Road in Oro, in which locality they and their de- scondents have everlsince resided. mm... ....\.,...+. M fill! nkntnh w`as`nrommentlv Messrs. Scott. & Scott's agents, of Allis- ton, were here last week buying eggs. They secured a few hundred _dozen at 13c per dozen cash. 1. qv st u- I.` .11 -I I 1- .1 O|-IARLE8 PI.A'r1*" ngri-I~, ' LATEST LOGAL LINES. I DTEIJCBCS. 18110 `panting 11: fine. Rm-I-in. IR.`H'.,` -DRURY UGGIES FOR SALE 0HE_A_1?.-.+7a new nndlzseoond hand and 1 one-horse wagon, in good order will be sold chea as I am A5013? 0 0 , 18.3mm out of that line of business. . B. Barrie. n -Mr. Snmmerfeldt was seized with a fit as he was returning from the Court gionae after his acquittal and fell on the sidqwglk. hp:-, Kirkland` was present, and vz`-00!-43 proper measure-to relieve the alicted iniul who soon recovared."` "V "H [PLEASURE BOAT FOR . SALE; .. ...`. ...`.{..B.`. ..'a'.."' %'#"?3".`~?l;`."f:y.{`3l ;'t`i9P!! uunuu LUJJ nun; J:U.I.In BALD.-- 1 Cedar Boat. J. Carley. maker nearly as good tltisoltlafv. a bargain. W. B. CAPO Opp.` 0 uuyao [Mn Lougheed came to this country and settled in Innial 12 years ago. He died at the old home- I stand, where he had lived for forty years. His re- mains wex_'_e followed to the. cemetery by a large. number of friends and neishborsd --`It be` remembered Charles Wright Esq. of Collingwood, with charged at the police court last week with breaches of the Medicaland Pna_I-mncey Acts. The ro-seeding: aroused the `ire of the aforesaid harles and aided by Collingwood meg?strate he swore I nnlv. si wnrrnnt far the Annmhenninn nf Detect. I Mr. Elijah Wilcox is at `Barrie on the jury list. 11---... Q....u 1. Q....u'.. :.,..-.4. A6` All:.,