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AGENT T 1 cmzsnsj _msunAm: co.,| `vrv\r\I'\A nu: nu Iana\A -n-any wan nu-uuuvn . _ --VV'e acknowledgqwith thanks receipt of English papers of a late date from Mr. Tooz. I They are to us very `interesting. , n-Anvnnvn ..-.-..n.....l........ .......:....A L- LL- anew uuv wv -up run uauuvuuuabo --Creemore correspondence received to late for publication. A very interesting education- al article, and some countymews crowded out. D-....:- T . . _ . ._.`| D---2_-- l~-.------- ---- P . ... snvrv-luv II: as uuun uvnurwul Iv unuuuvvvuu -The annual meeting of the Mechanics In- stitute will be held at the Institute rooms on Monday evening next. A full attendance `is particularly requested. 'I"L- I.....`.l.-... A... LL- AIl......I..I.. ....-:l I_,_._._J ... run unvlnnt-In ' . yniuvuvvu. --The bridge on the Allandale road, beyond [the West Wardschool, is in a. very deIapi- dated condition, and re uirea the immediate attention of the Board 0 - VVorks. --.........V.. `I0 vlav nzvlnlu vs vu nu nu --A meeting of the Barrie cricket club fill be held at the Queen s Hotel on Monday even- ing next. A full attendance is requested as busxness of importance-will be transacted. UB\l\ l`..Ll.A_:..- l`|'\l...... ...'. . A . . _ _ _ ~ ..._.. _........v_.. V. ....rv. vuwnnvv u... u. was-uuiwvvvuo ' -.-Mme. Catherine O'Mam was overcome again on Saturday and was casbinto adungeon cell after a considerable battle with her captors. The trial has been postponed until to-morrow. T243 .-- L..l.:...... L._... ..-.. _L_..I.l l:__.'a. _.... an-4 -nu-u nuns wvsl-I yuuvlavuuu uuus vv-uavssvn. l --Before tskinga. trip yonshould first pro- ` vide yourself with an accident ticket, good for $3,000 if killed or $15 per week if injured in any way. C. M. Edwards, Agent Citizens Ins. Co. - '20-ly I ---Have you visited Mnnndrell's V Conservat- ory this spring `I If not you are invited to do so and see the collection of plants, hanging baskets, &c., &c., and all kinds of garden and vegetable plants of the best varities. 19-3t I ---Johnny Morrow the incorrigible, got drunk again the other day and fell pluinp into the arms of the law as represented by Con- stable Cnrson. Johnny contributed one dollar and costs towards purchasing grounds for the agricultural society. . ll...` \l-l"..-.LL . . . n .. I..........|..L l.......- l']:_ -bu -nu :-u an uvvunq - -Murt McCarthy was brought before His Worship on Monday and ned one dollar and costs for bein drunk on Saturday. He seem- ed badly frig xtened by the fate of his com- panion in.the spree. whose death will probab- ly be a warning to him. ` `kT.L... 3...}... ............... run!!! L...'l .......... ........ -J -av u nu.----ab vv ...-n -New baby carriages, new bird cages, new express waggons, new shing tackle. new coal eil stoves, new camping utensils. and a new stock of agate iron ware, tinware. &c., cheap- er than ever at G. B. Meadows, Dunlop-st., Ban-ie._ See advt. next week. -It is ascertained that the Enterprise will not be ready_to sail on the Queen's Birthday, but Mayor Sewrey promised on Monday night that steam would be up before the end of the month. We have an idea there will be some- thing more than steam up before long if the boat does not commence running. _ ---Notwithstanding the heavy gale: of the last few days the yachts have been out almost daily. . Two of the small boats had a spin on Friday afternoon, and with the heavy wind did some slashing work. Mr, Carley : large yacht and the Wonga were launched on Tues- day. after having been thoroughly re-painted and overhauled. -.-. M . T C. S, . IN DRESS GOODS we have` the Armory, Croise, Albatrass and Nun"; Cloth, Bmcad Hes, Trimmmgs and Rrbbons to match. _ sA'|'EENS .we have a large stock of beautiful Patterns. ` You should call and see them. PRINTS a full line ofthe newest and most Stylish in the Market. ' ` IN HOUSE. FURNISHINGS, Crefonnes, Lace Curtains, Carpets, Matts, &c., our Stor PARASOLLS and Sun- Shades in great variety. ` S 0111:: Q1.) -ZQQIj- j Ln. -- -Mr. and Mrs. Addison fail to dwell to- gether in peace and unity. Andrew thinks that he runs the panorama and Mary has an idea that he does not. Consequently there is strife. Last week Mary swore out a war- rant charging her liege lord and would-be master with assault, but the evidence tended to show that the assault was by no means a one-sided affair, and the bench dismissed the case. Dire times may be expected in the house of Addison. V -It will be remembered that a. few days ago `Mrs. Hays was gent to 2501 for an assault upon Mrs Eddison. Her naband has gone to Rnalnnri with A nhin.lm1d nf rmttla. Thu child. P011 HIT! IDGIJIBOIJ. IlBI' DIIBUII-I111 llul KOBE 130 England with a ship-load of cattle. The child- ren have thus been left totally unprovided for, and the authorities were forced to send them 5.. ......l .. ....._--.5. Annlrluun -O nnnnn -non-cant Inc. `He BUUHOHFIBS W8l'8 1070811 D0 Benn E11811] yo gm] an vagrants. Another strong argument m avonr of 3 County Poor House. -The work of improving the town park is steadily progressing. The refuse from the streets is scapital top-dressing. and will in time make a splendid sod. Most of the young trees look thrifty despite the backward state of the season. The gravelled walks are being laid out, and will add greatly to the appear- ance of the place when com leted. Much, however, remains to be done fore the park will present the appearance it should. ..- `an: an`. . n, -Mr. Brown a oke with considerable em- phasis, st the nncil meeting on Monday `night, in condemnation of the trap'doora in the sidewalks before hotels and other business places, and hie remarks were true in every re- spect. Yet it seems to us" that a more mild remedy than abolishing the traps altogether can be applied. If the doors were made with hinges, and the owner was held responsible for an damage that might result from their bein` aft 0 , we feel sure that the danger won (1 be r need to a minimum. . _-.our good friend Bro. Gardner foams at the mouth in his Int issues: follows z-`` The work of Kalsoming the wall: and ceiling of the Town Hall is said to have been perform- ad, but we defy any trnithfnl person to , detect any difference, for the better at least, in the appearance of those wall: or that-ceiL u It really is too bad that so much " corporation work is allowed to be scamped in this scmdnloul manner.-Unfortunately :.... ...... frinnrlll hm-oicn those walls and that in this scandalous manner."-umorunnawny for our friends heroics those walls and that ....:1:..- H ..-. mt innocent of the whitewuh friends heroics " mono waus nnu mu: ceiling" no as innocent of the whitewash brush on he in of common sense. The only ugogmping we know of in in tho Town printing. rv,_-._ II-" `E _..-.:I- 3-. min T.gn'n `Avon ,.........,,. '_.Honor Roll of Xupila in Miss Lee's form, Model School, for pril. The total number of znnrks obtainable by any pupil in the Senior Section was 217, of which Jennie Scott obtained m6. Ruby Bum 199, Knte Lloyd 197,uWillie Keennn 195, Rose Edwards 189, Jennie Heating: 186. G|:l06 Stevenson 186. Harriet Booth 184, Robbie Strong 188, Bertln Lane 175, Berth: ClllV0`l'IVOll 174. Minnie Len- nox 162, Florri eMnvohiIon 159. Nenie Gramp- a..... 1.-ts, lament Willierl 152. John Seels H5. A Full Stoak of DRESS AND MANTLE SILK. We have a special Lin? Of COLD DRESS SILK, ask to see them. OUR STAPLE AND FANCY OOODS DEPARTMENT is complete. , _ Full Stock 0fSCOTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS, Serge and Worsted. Suits made to order. Also a Fine Stock 01 READY `MADE CLOTHING, and Most Fashionable Felt Hats. ` IN STAPLES we have Sltlrtungs, Cottonades, Ducks, Denims, Shirtings, Cottons, Tablings, Towellings, (seamless Pil- low Cottons, ready for use, twnlled or pla1n,) Hollands, Oatmeal and Tenry Cloth, Ginghams, Muslins and a great variety w. cannot enumerate for waut of space, all at Bottom Prices. : V ` W o hope you will make 1t convement to call, and our obl-iging Sales men will be happy to show youthrough, 162, Flornevmnrpnuon mu, name UR!!!)[1- ton 155, Ernest 152, Hubert Mick 142 ` Tote! number in Junior Section 216, Gear? Moore [92, Robert Wtny. 188. Jeefie-Scott 85, Ids Lennox 180, Cher- lotte Smith 179, June: Keemn 175,. Russell Pnrvil 172, Lizzie Fletcher 169, Riohnrd Wil- liune 164, Louisa Ayent 151, Annie Dougal 149, Meg.MeekiI;g 145, Lottio Onlvervroll 148, Willie arper l , Harry Jones 128. A Buinns Mills, nbove Wyevnle, were totally consumed by tire on Friday night last. Vlnsux-ed, but 10:: will be very hesvy. expense, ' jounod mo, tlut`iovoal:oomplotely disheartened and Inthn rliimnnnod. to now wnu nun: fnlnepf _I_nind I- got: ed. Inthinfnmeot mum 1." guIi|_ opBitterI uily. I soon begun to improve and no fat that my Iuhund and hail md nnld than unknown unnatural, but when toldthem what Ind helped me, they laid, Bitten 1 may they vo nude or well and Moher. vnzuvv J FANGY STORE_\ Hu opened: more in the 515070 premium The Itook embnus All mate:-hl tor Fancy Work, with bottom: utartod : mas. %I..s'rI:Pu*us1% I-t56E'eh1Bn<'ws material 101- 1' pattern: FANCY WOOLB AND YARNS. atlir uvII'1'|l!J.I! mwmnnm SILK Fuushhi liEUlSULUDC\ L 435` u CREWEL SILK. LACESAND IMBROIDERIES. ` SILKB&CKENILLE CORDS AND TASSELB, GORDON STAB AND P0$'l` LACE. BRAIDS. OABD AN D BRISTOL BOARDS. SCRAP PICTURES. TISSUE PAPER. , BEADS, AND TINBEL. OllJ`R bSPRI|NGt ?N?hSUMtMER STOGIK is hvery lzlirgedand well assorted. and is comprised of"`|.|_'Ew ggops which xas eense cc ea w1 grep care. Some mes av,_c a rea y commenced to move `t 'dl ' lhat our- Goods please and our Prlces are right. ' ' 9 mp Y der,nons"atmg;the fact ... -an-ea tanning -_-_L___.-.L_ _-~. - H. . _ -- A Grand Success. LADIES \ UNDIROLOTHINC `OUT! 0hilrcn'q Aprons and Patterns ! _ STAMPING :D A cm 15 somomzn. 1.141 MRS. STEPHENS. UN|VERSA|. EXPRESSIONS 0F ADMIRATION We hereby tender our sincere thanks to_ the peop1e_of Barrie for their liberal patronage and assistance, in -making thls, Our first Mlllmery Opening such an unqualied success. W An$`P o#`.`'c`i. l .,..:."":':..;'-M V W" B. cA%'f 18-lmou. Mccarihyb Block, Dunlap-31.,` Barrie. v v-av .-_-.. The and Qu Appelle Land Covnpanyhave for 1 2'0 000 A ' ' fertile land in Q,t;vAppel|e District. No conditions of settltiailgntarequired(irei";f}; cclitcsiiiiiicrplvfrh and get deed, 01`, at 0Pti0n. Pa! "3'fth' cash `and balance in instalments with interest at: ".LGdvtribd' :dti' -` - . :Il':iri)se] the a(13 an he Canadian Pacic Rauway '3 Wnnmg For Maps; Prices, Rebate Tickets, and any other information address Head Oice E_ 3_ osansulanaglng Director. J. In. HENDERSON, Manager. I8 KING STREET. WEST. TORONTO. 10.3.... O `on 17:7. il'.O'V7'.AJ'_.I..'.E:A.U', Barrie. A rumor was mentioned to the effect that he had been a loner by speculation: in North- west lands. In reply he said that :- He had not invested one cent in Manitoba, direct- ly or indirectly, except buying some tax land certicates, not in tho posaesaion of the trua- V tee (Mr. Stewart), anxountiggcto about $300.." nllrinn u: inhu-uinu: Nil` clwnrdn XDl GII' The Ontario and Qu Appelle Land Company (Limited). Head Office, 18 King Street West, Toronto, will issue Rebate Coupon Twkets from and after this date to parties going to the North`-West. so that pur_cha_sers thereof subsequently buying at least one-quarter section ofland in Qu Appe_lle Dtstnct from the lantls oyvned` by the Ontario and Qu Appelle Land Company will be allowed the face value of satd ttcket on account of first payment of Durchase money. a 1 . . I `I .I ' II? .-.uov..-_- .._V .4 . This is quite an inducement to farmers and 0th tr w ` - these Tickets and purchasing at least one-quarter : l:(:1t 9 of Qu Appelle Land, Company the railway fare acttially costs them nothing Beg? am) find West writell-lead Ofce for these Tickets. V ' . ore gomg TOI . // 5 I " i F??? L`; :o:-------- AI? 2 IIIIO|l8.VlE8'|' BF G. I. MEADOWS. ADvLNcl.:_()-f.!ice, May 23 1883 S883-"388S888z"388'2838<.?aS8-S88:`.9 ~ IQ!-OQOOQQQI`-96!-IOO6lQ|O@O ~ ~ _' --, A-Agthtutlinm l"`==7TWll`wuv\'-w-~- - , H I . @@)@@@@: : : &@@= Q@@@@ 8893.`28B88SSS."3-"-':':'.`2S288V8883 OOO@bh@DOOOOOHQO:#bOOO _ _-_.-.-.n uwwwvv- - _ - , .. ESEBQESSSSSSBSSESSSSESB FU'4OO@ O--I-lNQ9@Q2@F1OO @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ sssssasssaaasaa 2:282:33` MANY LADIES NOW CONSIDER TORONTO MILLINERY AT A DISCOUNT. ;UGG[ES FOR . SALE CHEAP--7 -._.-...I ...um.l Ilnn and 1 nnaghni-nn wanna" 'mu.1-1'1` V..x1<'1'1cI.I"3.s`-A FULL _LINE. U\1Ll'lIh IVS! D3141: IJJAJIKZL `*3 nawand uooond hand and 1 one-horse wagon; goodordewillbenoldohep ulun n.-nonmclnaofhuninun. .B.C . -.____. - _.j:._...___j __._ -___ " aim MILLINERY om-agxne MARKET MATTERS. snow RO0M CBOWDEI) Nothing E:verT Seen Like 11: `Here! WILL BUY TIE: STORE AND Dwalllng one door west of the Hotel. Terms easy. Apply at the mar. 12-tt. FREE TICKETS L. The fact that we have been to_re-0r S_0 500. many of the Goods bought by 1'8"` E.'pe this Spring as "d' vincing proof that our Custqmers conslder both our Goo s an Prices right. / Including cu-nzcxzii VI"-IoI.|.Auns, in bright, pretty checke for `Ladies and Children s wear, also a lovely lot of Embroider- ed Linen Cambric, and Sheer L-awn Handkerchiefs, very new. }`I %Q_--_.__I -1" -.-._ -L.-.3,-....~I-11......-. AC TA`-nnanls n-nan flnnrla nldn CU IJIIIUII -\./i1ulUl'l|:, auu OIIUUI '._.`aVVll 1Aauun\-n..uu.nu, run] nu vv . l3'Several of our choicest lines of French Dress Goods also repeated, T TGRONIPTON & RYAN, 111$? Il33ZTZ3 use (Mr. .`t0\V'&I`L), EIDOUDUI) D0 IIDUUF GOV`-'- Duriup the interview M r. `dwsrds expresB_- odhis gratitudeco his creditors for the um- forui kindness they had extended toward! him. He seid:-The only unkindness shown was from those who had never lost s cent by him, and now that he was down were ready to givethe proverbial kick. He fur-. the: said that considersblesnd substantial aym athy hsd been - expressed for Mrs. Ed- Wlf 3. - I can Ex. Steamer Lake Huron, from Belfast. 2 cases Ex. state of Pennsylvania, from G|as w. I case Ex. Sc Me, New London Goods. I case Ex..co c, New Manchester Goods. Opened To-day 5' GASES or RE-ORDERED nouns. NEVER SHOWN IN B;f\_R%RTIET BEFORE, numa. - EMBROIDERY AND AMONGST THE ABOVE Al/IE SOME NOVELTIES MAY 22nd: ALL DAY AND EVENING. ?N1o;PXEi'rY 01? FLOS. Court of Revision and Appeal 1 Notice is hereby van the that sitting; for tho gaunt year. 1 of Court of Revision tor d`=n1oipLlItyof e'l`awnl.hlpotFloI,wl be uIAm.Iv's HALL, PH 11.931-on, uur an M set down in malice." Mr. `tewart wee ssked if the rumors, that the estate was not worth ve cents on the dol- lsr, and others bearing somewhat hardly ugoll _Mr. Edwards character. hsd any foundatum In fact. He replied with s shake of the head, L that he was afraid there wse but too mudh truth in the matter. V The estate was in s very he position. - Ila was then naked for n. nsnoisl statement. `.`u2`{x?L" In. the tounoon. to hour and deter- Ievotsl complaints of errors and omis- uionl ixtlotgxe Riou of the auibdnlIlulr,x1u:}- polity at us v - neuatthocgxrtnretoqnhnsetrcruttend, uatore-t In the and Township or Flat, on Mayday thy: 28th davuf May. 1883.` wan. nnnvun, Glut of the said Municipality- naiad at mmvuo. um um day of May, was. - QL9t. '5IEc'r mIPon'i'Ens. Po F0 _ '" N'T'H E sURRhGA'i'E' ` THE COUNTY OFBMCOE In the matter ofthe at-aardiamhip of the In- fant Children qf Andrew Bell, downed. ofA&];lioa.tion em be mT1'e in the Surrogate Court Conn otslm bet thJudgoin Chambers at suee`f'1n :n`3r"1"ovx'3otnarno. A DIIOIUOIJ W11] 08 H1800 Ill IZIIO EIIIIOQIIO U001 ! of e of Slmooe. before the Judge in Street. in the Town of Barrie, after the expiration of twont dc. trom the am nnhllnntlnn lmranf nn lnhnl of an Ann RAIL 1'A1`.I l'AI., /.V/`UMIa`, Owen Street, in the Town or Borne, twon day: fbucotlon hereof on be of Mary Ann Bell. o widow of the said Andrew for an order 3 intlng the said Mary Ann Bel Guardian of I-nret Bell and Jane Eumbeth Bell. tntnnt . ""~":=.;:,: -*3 5" mag: %':m:-;.:: I to on nne chillgren of the and Andrew Bell. d . - Dated at Barrio. this 8th day of May. A. D. Q. MARY ANN BELL. By Mocmmv. Pnruzn ac Mccurrnv. 10; G AB nllnl inn- I I\] QLIIJ YV 1L\.lUL .I-I. JILQL \J\IJ.V' CERN .-'l`ake Notice that I forbid :11 par- oonc from giving credit to my one on my account. Any debut cont:-noted except by the undorulg-nod Inncnon.;wl he repudiated by me.a.nd will anrmv W ~:::n-.2 :..::.:3v "' `*2... V In no pay axn. wxmm MAl(,, KA'. nun! thh Ilitlu tlnv nf An:-ll. IX. I1; now pay ulcul. vv UILLVEKL I bouncy: nscha-yor.apm.1sss. ' mu. ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- nwou mu... ling 05.61 0.-ma -n .... Importer, &c. 1.U\.IQIIg Her Solicitors. I Pom.-.-1,, Restore; lhHean'ng,and .2. the Absolute Ours for Deafness known. n- _u..A_._a..A lnnan nnnnll-v -nnnlc So r;1uch for Mr. `Edwards side of 311 "5 ` now for ` -rm. on in anunowu Ilnsll WHITE CHAR A known so 0uwlA D `HUG E. IUI33 1 \J\ .] sou: AOINTB ron name; 7 Day BL. Nb\VYork -Il1llOl' 01 mmwnn nun Ann I 1- n b Rwosvgg 11$: garfho Mumpzeinouna money Only Imported!!! I-IAYLOOK I. JENNEY ' (lgte Hnylock A: 09.) --- _ . ..-...... nan Allll 7 Dow EL, Nhb Vnrk JOHN s1':PHEN Having Reduced his Price! for the BIIIIISTIMS & IEVI YEAR'S HOLIDAYS, The ubllc will nd it to their tdvunugo to call m':'a2*:::v:ascL."* W Cards from` BARR. } Cabinets $1.50 per _ /'rom$3 per d,,z_ up nuuLoP-or. d,,z_ up. PHOTO. vxsmxa cums IN xxnnzss vuurxrv. None but Firat-class Work Made. CALL AND SEE `SPECIMEN-S AT STEPHENS STUDIO. Barrie, Nov. '10. 1882. auuvuuw vwuv-`n _.-.._,,.--, TN: 011 in sbttnoud from culju ion or unnnvmlfi . ca ht nthoY ow Sen. WWII (M3011 non oNDll.l1'Il. Every cmmilgnnnn knovntt. In virtues no I re- _f:'a;.az...::::.a.:a`:2.&'f.. 03%.: $329.; "" "1 "337 I0 Iuuningly miraculous. mum n-"'-....:.':.:.-'.-.:..=*.,.'.*...::*;:,*; Babes: has existed .."-...... .r.1- am mo. m...:::::,*.:2: 22553 vv -ans 55293`: Ax. lthnlperformedenm-eel 1. an glhevenonneel-thlynoiee:1..'.'gh,.dd" xnnch better. I have been y benetted. bolt! odnmeu mged e greet deIl-thlnk nnou, It: vi:-twee ere nnqueetloneble end he curetl v e ohu-eoter ebeolute. en the writer on peteonelly testify. both trom experience end obeenmuon Write at onoeto lieylook ac Jenney. 7 Day Btreet New York. enoloetng 81.00, end you will rooeh.-o b return eremedy hat. will enable you to hear e anybody else. endw oee ournllveetfeeu will berr-nnent. You never reet doing so." - tor of Mnwmnu Rrvxxw. In 'l`ne.vnid lone ln the Mellmnleeeeeend Inone y -uwv-I-I-u.ooporootuo.:\ ` ' "' " " HEAR w1n'*r'-n: but an - nhunerformedlmltsoloinmy mus. HE)-C-IIE(7BAL8Al 0! SHARES OIL JIM: -VIILVVAIKI B Dllllltlllo _ We give the tiustods statement beomge he II certainly in a better position as to the notnnl ftcta of the cue than any, of the creditors can. 50. sad because he will nothing extenunto nor nu ht set down in malice. Mr .`r...,.... .....- -.I...A :4 6|..- wnunnv tint 2 Doors West ol'_ll_1c Barrie Hotel. For sale by W. C. MCLEAN. Barrie. 2!- I By the month. week. dag ovr hour. and can hp ha ! 8 any hour. dly or M L (Sunday excepted-. BOAT HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF MARKET-ST. I?_lnu n Boats for Hire um IIIEBIIL `aim run cmnnn DB. GEORGE 8. BYERSON, L.R.O.P..L.B.C.S.E..` Iaoturer on the Eye. hr and Throat. T:-it y Medical Coll Toronto. Surgeon to the Me. . r Eye and Ear n , And Oculw and Auriu! - tho Sick Children ; I! tal. late Clinical A sum. AIIC R0181 London 0111: mic Hopltll. Moors-A elds. and Cantu! London Throat and Ear Hon- Duglt "7 (`hurt-`I Sm-not. Toronto. Mm? heron |00' `$|00 molds. and Cantu! London Throat and Ear on- p...:.: SI-m0t.'!'oront.o.. M boron uultedwith references; .. ' ~ '~.v~ Eur. Thrust. And Nun! nnnuma. ` ._._. The Council of the corporation of the Township t Nouuvueg will. diet the publlcau h . gar four eucees:Ive week: in the neweougr Tan Nomnnnx Anvnccr. published! th . of Barrie. proceed to e By-Law gar gt}: ubllshlng of the fol] nc deviation road: --(`run menelnz at the dlusnce of nnrnnk. IYIPJUIIII`.-M`. usxr noon BANK or commune. _ `BLUES 75 Cent I - |7Doz. NOTICE OF BY LAW. Tim Fnnnnil n! the: nnrnm-ntlnn 1 [UK 85' Uulnlsv IIDIII I! HWT HOBSON, Wollud. om. m__ __u- L_ 11-v 12-1 nu A \v n,--:_ nr men It rlinka n1easur~-:!- Sonther along the Easterly limit of the to -u n: lowusco tween the'! 3rnuhipa of Notmwnmgm and Otpre from the vision line between tii.~ Nonhsnd nthhnlvnsolhot No. 22 in the 12:1. aanoeabigngf the d I`o7w_'_mll:ipI1:):Ifgtctln1wnaap:n. once sootn-so . `. u mnanm: Slinkl: tlunoesonth . Eu: 4 chain: and 9; links; theuogouthlf. 15 . East 9 chain: and :2: nun; theIooaou.hn'..w. last 4 chain: and tn : link: mores:-lees to the centre at the road um. i. ul and 2! `I ma lh C0n(`,t'Rinn | tabuamng or the following deviation road : (`mu . JOHN CARLEY, unumoroorleastotho oenu-eotthe Allnv. . an otl dlnthalmh Conccnssixm otthe Townahlp othlot waugs. includim: .\ mo klgxgfach ainflo ms I V800 ex `pl HQl&dmV u pm-to M YAO]-[TS AND SKIFFS BUILT TO ORDER.` NIO that f pl ids and covered bythgxnhgvo zutipporxio 3, Dct-Mth May. 1883. |Erpondleuh.r width at man oi: each aide 0 Above on R. nut... tedwnhreleronoou " '~"'-v- Eu Throat uzd Nun! puucu. spools! nttanon to Croos Eyunnd Caunoga ........... ":':?:.o:=;:.f=;`:%s.:::'.:`a; njacnx d Inhnng mm posmon. Ila Wu then asked for a finnnoisl Itntemont and gnve the following :-The liabilities, with- out interest, amount to 830.282. The nominal amount to 817.877. They consist of thogndebtodneu 6! Mr. E. H . Edlntdl C9 000: which is worthless or :.\I!'l lo, the non of Mr. Oontu nearli 00.0. which 7111 :'..'::*";`:'n:r;'::.9.':.':"n-.:",:..:..'.`*.`l9h jhoutm About 35,000. which 35930: IIEIIIIUII II] la y. vnnunn uvln. Zbcilnd Inlhuonl. nolodforthoonhriotruloby .. nu nnnonu |u-u__ [5 Recommended bl I`-Y'E, EAR, THROAT AND NO-S}-1 J ` j BOAT BUILDER ! 3\-Ill v.>;\1l`l.l-'. ETE ANGUS BELL. roles uoly. GEORGE MONKMAN. 'I'-I 1 I`)? 'l`lll_J n's1>A Y, .\1.\\` -:4.` 188:5. \'.- _-.,.- 1m\\' in position to speak with a. cer~- ) ulmhvn-e of knowlctlge upon the state of af-. 3 in n:fcrc_ncc to the linancml failure.o_f . .l{\ul::.~! l'Ilw.'mls, and will do so as brielly .'4l'(|ll.`5lH't\'llt with our duty to the public. - mv .1 .\':m- that in the opinion of many we ul-l ii;|\'c up-kun sooner. In regard to thzii we h;m- to S.'|_`. is that only ,now are we able *p<':lli \\ n.h Lin: xlcgrcu of knowledge, we at at in-I ll our luty to possess, before mak-' :1 .~t:nLcuicnt of such iu_1portance to_the .lu:. If wu hml spoken sooner, as others , it '\\'ulll1i ll_l\`0 heen upon the basis of um!` and not upon the basis of knowledge. ulaft.-1 thw lIH`v{il1|D' of creditors nothing 1.! in` l-Iinitvlyknown. ln speaking we u,-la.-ulml to give the statements of the `tn-:4 mt:-nestc-l,V and allow the'pu_blic to M Llwir own conclusions. ' ~ noroud and '..9$w9rt was ulna if WWI! 7-,-vvg my not. "-"" .1 .1 .;7.'..'A.' ' | uiilll ..___, .-\(J;n1l .~'u11.~icea` for an kinds of c. Ihfcnt l$I'(I{rc':ws, Dye Slus, Soaps, (hubs uul Bms/aes. _ H3 MO VLED! furthc tniahhanm] new CARA!-1|-`I'I.i.\, compourinzb ,-n. um". I.\' iiwn z'rm: 2nd 1.\" 1332. nI.`EDvy;&RDs; -\'|'l H 'l'Hl." RI".L|AHLE (`ANADIAN ('0. mt zuyl l)ruggist,}wil1 be found m-_, m.w.uu.~<' s r.a'rx~:.\1nN1', w rm-V; cur <~n(ling 31st Dec. '82.$;3l3,660.79 ~ {mid in 1st January, 1883; $l.'J5l.13l.6l` am. S'l`EWART'S srxrxurxr. ` II ._ . n . n I I , 01*`, MONTREAL. we s'n`.-\'m\m.\'T _ 01-` 301'}; sum-:< or 'l`lil~) VASE. ~ -I}ufJuu--su,pport its l.7_L8ll`(1(-OZOILS. 20-ly $1,133,000. $f2Iu..',x.-?;:. with the statement made by Mr. Edwards to his creditors, and replied . that the statement did not concern him, but that he believed the mo. ority of the creditors were not satised, an intimated that in his opinion the dissatis- lfaction was not without reason. Mr. Ed- wards had stated at the meetin that his yearly income was $250 per your rom con- veyancing, $250 from insurance and $700 from the post office. These gures were certainly a surprise to many. ' ~ ~ The trnstr-.9 was hnallv naked if the mnnltinrr a SUTPTIBB LU many. ' _ The trustee was nally asked if the meeting of creditors had been an amicable one. He replied that it had not, that it was very stormy, and a great deal of harsh language was used. One and all of the creditors united in pressing upon Mr. Edwards to take the estate back and settle with themes he was able, but he had refused to do this, stating as a reason that. his credit was destroyed. He could do nothing further for them then place the estate in their hands, which he had done to the last cent. . 'm.;. .....:...I u... :........:..... M- q;......L..; DU DUI: H530 UUU|h . This ended the interview. Mr. Stewart gave all the information asked for in the most courteous manner. - A_bove are the two sides of the case. It perhaps contains nothing new to manv of our readers, but it conrms much of what has been rumored during the past two or three weeks, and contradicts some, things on both sides that, in the interest of truth should he contradicted. We leave the public to draw their own. conclusions, as it is not for us to act, either as counsel or judge. Two or three remarks however may not be out of place, as they may tend to throw more light upon the subject. , (H An tn Nfr TM wards Imums. mnnv nnnnla SUDJGCE. . . (1) As to Mr. Edwards losses. many people cannot understand where the money has one. Take the sum. of soy $6.000 advan his brother some thirteen years ago. 'I`hisnmonut was totally lost, yet Mr. Edwards has been under the necessity of paying interest ranging from 8 to 12_per cent. upon it ever since. Money at 8 per cent, compound interest, will double itself in ten years. This was for thirteen years, and a portion of it for as high as 12 per cent., therefore it Will not be a. high I:alcnla.tion to say that it increased one and n . half times. That would `make $15,000. 'l`hcn add $9,000 to Mr. E, H. Edwards with inter- est. say $2,000. and $4,000 to M 1'. C-oates with interest, and we have the sum of the liabilities $30,000. Other slnnll losses would swell the amount. But it will be asked, (lid Mr. Edwards earn nothing in all this time? This brings us to another phrase of the question viz. viz. (2) What (lid Mr. Edwards earn annually; It is evident that he really earned nothing I from theborrowcd money, for from his own showing he must have paid the interest of one loan with the principle of "another. But his other sources of` revenue may require some consideration. That he only earned $250 from Insurance we can well believe. That his income from Conveyancing was only $250 was .1 surprise to us as well as to others, but in the absence of any evidence to the contrary we must accept his statement. Rewarding. his income from the Past Oice` we will allow the public to be -the judges. From the Post Master General s Report for the past scal year we find that Mr. Edwards received from the Post Office :-Salary, $1,700 ; Forwarding Allowance, 8160; Allowance for Rent, fuel and Light, 8240 ; Commission on Money Orders. $81 ; and to this must be added the rent for the boxes, say 8250 ; makinga total of $2,431. -There must be deducted from this the salary of his assistants, and other slight ex- penses, but to bring Mr. Edwards income down to $700 those expenses must have amounted to $1,731. _ tR\ Ram.-dina the Postmastershin it is .set- $1,731. (3) Regarding the Postmastershlp tled that Mr. Edwards keeps it. The Depart- ment hold, and rightly, that as ion as A post-' muster keeps his accounts with t e depart- ment square, and his suretiesdo not interfere, they have no concern with his private business relations. Mr. Edwertls` accounts with the Government are correct and his Iureties. hav- ing had the case laid before them, are satisfied. He makes the fth ost master in the County of Simcoe that hes ecmne insolvent and still retains the oliice. . v:...n.. Hm whale map. mtfnr as we are retains the ounce. Finally the whole case, as far as we are able to present it, is now before the people, and our duty, by no` means a pleasant one, is performed. We may say however, that as a friend, we heartily sympathise with Mr. Edwards in the position in which he is placed, though undoubtedly there are those of his creditors who deserve it still more. A nan- cial failure is at less, not only to those more immediately concerned, but to the business comnmity in eneral. and Barrie, has been particularly un ortunate in this respect during the put half-year. We sincerely hope that the end has been reached, that nancial` in- tegrity in Barrie will not receive another shock, at least for some years. We wish we could hope that the end of the case under discussion had been reached. _.._ ........... nnnvna IIIIAN MU tn .=m_-.' _now are` tn \\:Lh Llmdugruu knowledge iI.'{|:1t uluty befqr mg puhlu.-. hzulspokun \|'ul1l1` h rnunnr nut basis knm fuulzm.-1 the-um-ting ! ..,u.'.1 speak: hex-.,-ch-.-uh- Imrtu-:4 thepu (\x'n\\' Liwir inv. . or 1`RlJDI'l`0R3. \\\_*.hu\ u iutcrx in-\'ved several c 1'ed1t.o .L ...)o ol...t Ln! Iihhx fhnf u'nn bArnnuAnvn-: J. Ev.m...............s 26.950` J.'l.`od1 167 00 S. E. Edwnrda.......... 285 35 _O. M. Edwarqa 1,237 45 Rent, wood, hght, etc-4--T 707 50 ` Remittances t00H5AW&- n 9,612 34 | Tnvnl , _ _ . . . . . . . - . u - .7 . . w A l'UK'l'I1lll uummu LVAV./tttlvn . After writing the shove, and in order that by no possibility should we be guilty of in- justice, we requested Mr. Edwsr s to furnish the public with a statement of his receipts and expenditures in connection with the post of- fice. The request was p.'omptly complied with and the ststemeut given below furnished. We shall make no comment thereon. other than by requesting for it the careful and criti- V cal attention of our readers; The statement is as follows :--~ ` Post Oice sccountsfor 1881 Ind 1882,_ RECElP'l`S (mcwnma Iiox mwrs.) Total receipts 1881... ..86,807 62 Total receipts 1882. 7.032 34 toottpwsu 19,012 .15 Taxes........... 8000 Int. of wear oioe ix.turea 100 00 1 Total amount realized in 2 yum. ooLI.|sIou on `ma NORTH`- au_v_I__:_o: - = A very serious collision ooonn-ed on the North Simooe railway on Saturday" lut. About the middle of `the "fort-noon n upooiol underohorge of Oonduotor Goodiko, Joe` Little. driver, loft Colwellsution proceeding north- ward. About a mile above Oolwell is a sharp curve. The special younded this eiu-ve from the month, just an I he tnm under charge of Oonduotomlookeon, Eyed Thornton. duvet, rounded it from the north. Theye was . V n hm ;f-t;rn6on; .ItiI um um um. w............. ~ hadbdonordorod to-ling :8 the curve when the oollinion took plug, and that both ding. nnutinl` fd. u I vuvuvun A FURTIIER COMMUNICATION. .1 ,l,___- -...I :-1 1|- EXPENDITURES. 3 non Inr. .`x |Inu|..In vl - lIA4|'JI\lliIll We hzu creditors with thu Ix-.~:l1lt that but little that was reliable 1-..ul.1 lw I)lJL:|,ll1L'll. The parties ither made -thv :,':m- nL;n.inHt .\lI'. Edwards as black as 08- , nxhlu, ur thuy attempted to shield him. T oir stztu-Im-nln, tot), were conflicting on many ea-_ nwntinl 1m1nL.~<, and 2; report. of the interviews xi-uulul In.-. \V'(':l!`lS0lll(3 without being instruc- tin-, c-zap.-ci.~:1l_\' as the substance of what they hml in .-ayis inclmled `in the report of-an in- tcrvu-w with .\lra.\'tc\\au`t, given below. ll! - $12,859 14 .-I....8 1,480 82 .s1s,s39 96' I LAM. nlhon. e, Nun "s Brocade and Polkadot with many other A very sudden, and somewhat mysterious dtath occurred in Barrie on Saturday evening last. a death that has in it many elements of W9J`l1iY|8- On the evening in question, about eight o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were walking on the Railway track, when they dis- covered two men lying near the track just beyond the oil house at the new wharf. `The peculiar positionvin which one of the men was lying led to an investigation by parties called by Mr. Campbell, when it was found that one of the men James Doherty, was dead, and the other, Murtagh McCurthy, dead drunk. The proper authorities were promptly notied and the drunken man was hu stled o' to jail, while the dead body was conveyed to the undertak- ing estahlishment of Mr. G. G. Smith Dr. I Wells was called in and made an examination of the body. Excepting a slight scratch on the forehead there was neither, mark nor: bruise. and though the cause of death was not a parent, yet from the peculiar nature of the (I/EJ1'oner s oath required by the present law, an ...... nnI- I-nan nmmiffn parent, yen trom me pecuunr nature or me o1'oner inquest was ommitted. T)nhnr|>.v name In Ran-in from Tnmntn abonlz Jqllli WEB OIDIIIIIIDCU. Dohertv came to Barrie from Toronto about eighteen months ago, and was employed work- ing at his trade in Mr. Noil s boot and shoe establishment. He was a very heavy drinker, and prior to his death had been on a spree for " a week. during which time it is said. that he had eaten nothing. During Saturday after- noon he was asleep the greater part cf the time, but about six o clock was seen drinking about the hotels. The next that was seen of him was when his dead body was found at one end of a log. McCarthy's drunken carcase at the other, and an empty whiskey bottle lying between them. There is little doubt that ex- cessive drinking was the cause of death. Doherty s wife and family live in Toronto and are_ very poor. A son arrived in Barrie on Monday toatl-end the funeral which took place on that day. 7 ' Many of our contemporaries have kindly noticed our removal to new quarters and have sympathized with us in the troubles, trials and tribulations incurred in so doing. Gentlemen we thank you. Your kind words are St. Jacob's Oil to our woundeyand bruises. We especially doff our cap to the Colliugwood Enterprise for the following :- Our esteemed contemporary the Barrie ADVANCE, which by the way is the only readable paper published `in the County Town, has changed its quar- tern. The den of iniquity and dirt it form- nrlu innnnr` frnm 111: hnan abandoned f0!` of the property committee, plelenlieu. a re n. of that committee. The report descriggd, gave the distance of, the quality of soil, and price, of six pieces of property suitable for agricultural grounds, but recommended none, leaving that to the association. The building committee resented- a report through their chairman, r. Ross, teoolnpaniedbv 3 plan of building that would cost about 8600. The said plan was drawn by Messrs. Ball and Ken- nedy. Both reports were adopted. A reso- lution was adopted reoolnlnendin the council to take into consideration the vissbility of purchasing the Mnllhollsnd property. .[`he -resolution was spoken to by nearly every gen- tleman present, and the feeling was unani- wants: that the said nronerty was the cheapest " tinned. success In its new quarters. Andlisten to this from our new friend, the Beeton World :-- The Barrie ADVANCE has been removed from the old location to an oice directly opposite the Queen's Hotel. `? Ye Editor very graphically describes the trouble, trials, and trxbnlatione of moving, but hopes to be able to be in shape this Wee . More power to your elbow, brother Vles-1: ley !" Brothers you do us proud. May the some pvgzosgerity you wish us, ever attend your path. G wishes like certain _birds come home. to roost. May you - or - ah- but we have not recovered from our aching back yet. uh. l.|v .. .1llA';v .1... - .....u-.. .- '.ut1imt, that there may be absolute fair - play, \\'I- will give the evidence of the defen- who ll lrucu u`raigI_1eLl at the bar of pul.li.- nplnlnu. As nearly as possible we will use .\1:', liilwzirds exact words. in answer tn zi qllutliill as to the cause of his present in- alelitc-Int-ss Mr. E. stated that :-- The losses were through endorsements for a younger brother Z|llIlIll1`v'l}[lCGB made to his son, the lxmkscllcrllcrc, together amounting to over 3l3,UHO including interest. A number of other. losses increased the amount to the region Of $20,000. Then interest pnid by him, to those wlm would take the trouble to go into t.llt_`.llliLl.t('l`, would account for his present Iinam-ml position." In A-Inlrivvinn nf Ihlln nhnvn hn flirthl` stat. "tern. The (ten 0! lmquwy anu unto In nutm- erly issued from has been abandoned for "respectablo quarters opposite the Queen's Hotel. _Tm:'AI>vANcn s pathetic story about moving, moves us to sympathy. and we trust our contemporary may meet with con- tinned in its new qusrtersf Am! Iialmn in H1}: frnm nnr new friend. the AanIoui.1'uQiI. onouuns A meeting of the oitinens committee of the North Simcoe Agricultural Society was held in the Council Chamber on Friday evening last. Among _those'present_were Wm. Lount, Q. 0., President of the Association, and Messrs. Ross. Dickinson, W. B. Partridge, D. Purvis, Pearcy, Bothwell, J. Purvis, Dutton, Middleton, Dnlf, B. Hinds, J. Strathy. and T\ 1l_l`I__A.L.. .....I `ab-nn Tho `PI-asidani MIUQIBEOD, uuu, D. uluuu, v. -gun--..J. ...... Drs; McCarthy and Watson. The President occupied the chair. V Mr. D. Pm-vie. chairman property committee, presented a re rt nf that committee. _dea_qri ed! tlemm present, enu we luuuug wan mom that the proferty oh and the beat adapted or the purpose I town. The meeting adjourned. At 3:30 ` on Tuesday morning, Mr. Alex Graham discovereda re in the houap occupied by Mr. Sparling, book of Martin Block. His --.. .: . In... W immadintelv caused the damn Mr. of Martina mock. nle very of " Fire ! immediately nlerm to be struck, and in I very short time the Fire Brigade and euthrontz of citizens were on the spot. The fire had been burning for some time. and the kitchen was in a blaze`, but everybody` went to work with a will, and in e few minutes almost every u-ticle of furniture was removed. There wee a slight delay in turning on the water, owxn to an eocident to the suction hoes, but once e Itreun did come the unee were quickly quenched. The kitchen was totnll tleetrpyed and a. great portion of the roofeo the man huildin burned, other-wine the houee was not greatlg smeged. The fire originnted meet robe if, in the kitehenohimney, and Imoulnlered e on; time before blazing n _,Mr. psrling wee unten- ed by the cue ' ' noise of the unee on the ~ tool; but thouzhti wu I_hnil_etorm,Lnd w3e crsckling noise or me mum roof, but thought it I hail storm, I listening to it hen the dorm rsng. _'. discovered his mistake. The loss will very heavy es Mr. Spstl' saved the nut of his 'fn1-nitnre, and e bui_ldiz_1g ryhhu uMr.S 1' ed an oi;Iy'fnrniture,pa`.1`1 :nil itownod by Mr. E_ul1_wol1 wu d< --h:(r. Villieu that on his ti-ip to the old country on Tuesday A M-Wm. Pothitwu u-rated on Friday on chum-of vngranoyvbutwuu - -V .J1`ho Qusrtu-lycstordrwill be held in Barrie on the first Wodnglday in-Juno. - n_.__ ...._n_... .0 n..nnnnm'1 cu m-aunt -1 000d um,tol.-B.-.* 19'?-*"'?l.*".9:. 3:1 Savings oognpsny. Boil`:-11` Klan` Rnn-in |f::':,`;,`; ""'"`""""' "" """"" " '"`"'.' THE EnwAans'%rAILun:T Block -Barrio. P710 me at.` VVE.lll@llI Ill VIICIIII -Ever member of the Council was present on Mon y evening, I Iomewhst nmmnl ulnn A MYSTERIOUS DEATH Tl-IANIKS, OENTLEMEN. ` I-ITIIT LOCAL UNIO- FIRE! rmau rumzm [em-3.. P. J. King and W. Eamon ltlio examination for solicitor at Toronto zrickling noise of the mine: on we nought and was r it when Then be Iiltnsko. 1. log not :0 1'. av e r '3...-mznm. pgad building, 8:v.l:ich for the patronage so liheraily bestowed upon tmonnt far in advance or what they anticipated. the continued and increased suppor_t of all old "I D 1 3uuaoub71g;"'i`33 nu.'ui<'1rLl position. In cxplzuizition of the above he further stat- ed that the money he hadadvanced his brother had iiccn ulltlrci) lost, and he had paid a. high Tutu of iiituret on itfor about thirteen years. He had ALHU had to pay is high interest on the umnoy advsux-ed his- son, and upon other losses siiatziiiied at (iitfercnt times. Mu. i".(iWill'(iH was told `that acoordin to tumor he hail borrowed money up to the ast iumm-nt in urilerto defer the crash as long as p that he would be unable to repay the same. His reply was that mon- ies hall he-on oifered to him since he found out his `puSitl0l'), which he had refused; in. some cases offering such low rate of interest that he knew the parties` would refuse to let him have it'll teeung was unam- rwu ha `mu-nnle in the fl`. l)UFF& co. -1-. `DUFF an co. Stock is complete. 14- . whi Inn: 3n. -. -- -an-V, -nu. Uvnnav sovvuu-Av. [I45 nu vavuuvu vuv. -Barrie Loan and Savings Com any pay 5 per cent. interest on deposits. ' 0 security of deposits in a Loan Company is undoubted. rm... ..........I .......a:.... ..c u... x:-..1.....:..-.'- 1'_ -Smnrt intelligent boy wanted immediately to learn the'print1ng business. Apply at THE Anvnxcn oice. vs - u u 0 n ..u v anus: vauvvo -If winter lingers much longer in the lap of spring should he not be invited to take off his hat and stay all summer? 111- _-LA,%I-3,,- _..!LI_ ;L,,,'I_ _,, - . :- ._?__.-_--1;`); -I-_u DUFF wish to cxp_re_ss thanksfufheir mnhy Customers for E[.)atrouage_ Ii ,0, durmg the past beuon. and would Just say their bales have reached an` amount advance( They hope by supplying reliuble'GoodsAat the lowest possible price, to receive continued int: customers and very many new ones. ' `