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A uonmsu 91-onv OREEMORE. `(I may nu-J uy uvuvvun IUD - uUI_vKUUl'g' Col. 0`Brlen wna aoeo'nd- in command on Manda. . "His Butt. Iurlhhetl the `ruin gun;-d, bind, ' urns,` &o., on that day, It in. to be m-annmed that Chm-lia Hnnrv tlinnanl-had u-:1-wI'1ixmber of E-aoldien froth _the fort across the river, eyed the Canndhuhya critically. :At the, wharf. onofof izhrmer was heard to remark on 5 the-.:n'1,i ozhe 36;]: leave jthc- boat, We "'that jaivlet jacket in pgettler put}. foxy :blne` V H Cll llI'V. H ` - .A I ` .v The Mail gonpspondent I351: :-.-+'l`he.newly nppolntegxlnaajor of one 05 6 bagtauom was, weu4n- u,e wnnnvnomeogf boihtetf 'oI;t Ea _' . a. He` thbnght child: loqked ulmp1y qunenne, on mg in. steps. In the name of the whole oommnni ti -_wo ring and 1uqnlre-who yvutlut nun! ` In... ua.........r uu_..s.._u .'--.a- LL- d__L - nv zany wen: lllI1`IlIlIViVIll`-7 W1 IIIQI unnu 8 The S1meoe' Forutore maa the re cs` ' '1luil1':ghe-'onnp`dgn.- Oirtmdly Any. 61 cow -It:-eyed into the camp. Instant! one of the rural oompuniee of the 86th upon and captured her. Three seized her y the tail, two by the horns, half a doqen prop . uupu. muuareu, 10611 DIW.. assistant DI ! M18 major; Lieut. Howard, G.G.B.G., or erly oicer; Surgeon Major De La Hooke, 2nd reg. cav., P. medical oicer; Major Mason, I3th' Batt., supply officer ; Maaor Dunn, G. ,G.B.G.,. camp quartermaster; apt. White, 341:}: Batt., muskstery instructor; Capt. Bu- her, 36th Butt, provost oiiicer. osmr REGULATIONS. Some of the duties of the volunteers in camp and the regulations ivillbe found in- t.-resting. Rations will be served over morning at six o'clock, and tent curtains wi I be rolledrup by eight. o'clock. The volunteers will get-a thorough course of drill while in camp. They will parade six hours a day a: follows :--From 6 till 8 a.m., from 10 till 12 noon, and from 2:30 till 4:80 p.m. Firing was commenced on Saturday, when each man fired twenty rounds of ball ammunition ; ve rounds at 200 yards. standing; ten rounds at 400 nrds lmeeling; and ve rounds at `500 yur s, 12 any military position. The main guard parades at 9:30 a.m.. in front of the Brigade Oiiicc, and is inspected by the Brigade-Major and field oicer of the day, previous to ` beingnarohed off. - The regula- tions as to leaving camp and crossing to the American share are strictly drawn, and.ap- plication must be made for such privileges. '-NOTES. - Col. O'Brien was eld oicer of the day on Tuesday. ' ml... nnn. IT ..__.. nxn -_\ I.__, ,I4 _2-,-_ 1.. On,Monday the min poured and the boys began to reilize the practical partof soldier- lng. The05th, 87th and' 39th hadto move their tank to 1-ma the nlnon, v ' unnu,~1u'urns,' 110., on nut (mV_._ 115 ll. I50 ne E;-ea;uel11;e('1 that Chan-l.io Henry I!) n ' 7- . ` *I'-_A _,, I,I_ 1;_,,, ,A-L. n,,,,.I,, 1-v_,',.., \ _ morning last awakened our citizens to thefact ' the last moment. The two Barrie companies ' assembled at the drill. shed, the Vespra com- ` early train and rangedalongside their Barrie ` the Batt. Band, the men marched to the sta- ' funny. A large crowd had assembled to see . at the right, time, and neither bothered him- . is seen looking for the best seat in the oiiicers -Toronto Field Battery, Hamilton Field Bat- -camp; Lieut;-Ool. Miisom, brigade. ma?or; . The roll of drums ;;bugle's call on Friday that once ain the cycle of time had brought round theay of departure, for the front. of our citizen soldiers. The sun rose clear bright and warm and while the day was yet young the redcoated men where hurrying through the "streets and; rushing through the mult;t- dinious things always waiting to be done at any marched in to the same destination, the enetsnguishene company came in on the comrades. About half-past eight, headed by tion, and boarded a special train in waiting. ' . ' AT run ararros. The scene at the station was inspiritins and the boys `oil, and they would get in the way. The band erseveringly waged war with The girl 1 eit behin me." and the girl was there looking as though she did not care a red cent whether she `was left or not. Col. O'Brien, in a red uniform and jack boots, had his handsmcre than full. Major Graham, in blue with silyer stars, was the `only cool man in the croud. He quietly did the right thing self nor anybody else. Major Rogers was not visible. Of course all the baggage_was piled ` on thelplatform in admirable confusion..and T Quartermaster Shanacy was wild. If Mici-r._ : don't sigh for home long before the- drill is completed we will buy a ewter. But ever - thing must come to an en , even the embar - ation of a regiment of soldiers. At last bag- gage and men are aboard, the Col. makes a ast race along the platform, Capt. Joe Rogers car, the band commits a last assault upon the aforementioned girl -- from whom they manifest extreme reluctance to part and are nearly left behind in consequence havingto climb on the cars while inmotion, greatly to the detriment of their instruments and ap- parel--the. irls looked on and Ian hed, the citizens ~smi ed and felt` proud of t eir regi- ' ment, the engine gave a squeal and a snort, and they were off. jlt was a great contrast tothe departure of the boys " some years ago. Then they went for actual war. ' ` TH E JOURNEY. The start was made shortly after 9 o'clock. A very pleasant run was made and at 2 o'clock the Battalion boarded the C}'u'cora in Toronto harbor in com any with the 20th and 21st Battalions, an after a very agreeable sail across the blue waters of Lake Ontario, reach- ed the camp ground about 5 o'clock. The tents were then erected, supper partaken of and the tired men were glad to rest. - AT THE CAM? GROUND. The force at N iagara. is composed of a regi- ment of cavalry, nine regiments of infantry, and three batteries of `artillery. Theyare as follows :--Cavalrv, O91. Gregory eommand- ing, composed of five trrops, viz., `St. Cathar- iues, Capt R. Gregory commanding; Grima- by, Capt. Birch; _ Burford. Capt. Jones; Queenston, Capt. Servos ; Welland, Gapt. Buchner. Infantry : The 19th Batt., Col. McDonald, six companies; 20th Batt , Col. Allap, six companies; 31st Batt., Col. Brodie, six companies ; 85th Batt., (Simcoe Foresters) Uol. O'Brien, ten companies; 37th Batt., GoL Davis. A six companies; 39th Batt Col. Mabee, eight companies; and 44th_ , Batt., Major Bender, seven companies. Artillery: tery, and Welland Field Battery. _ - run sure. Lieut.-Col. Denison, D.A.G.. commanding Capt. McLaren, 13th Batt.. assistant br:gade mninr : Limit Award (3 (1 R (1 ns- nvlur mu. ,m. ........ ............ We say again that aside from Mr. Psrdee end Mr. Fraser there is not a man in the Provincial Cabinet possessed of both ability and political honesty. Mr. Mowfsh C- has a certain amount of ability, but he lacks honesty of purpose and sincerity; the others possess neither. WA hmm hnnn` nnnnnnd nf diarnnnant `in The 35th Bat;.vare tho atron est relgiment in the camp. , They number njear y 500 oicers and men;' ' ` -arr-.-.--we Va you nuuu an Inn; uuvuauuu Our special drresponden wrifaes, "(Things `i-other dull in camp and grub very `dcient I in quantity;` ' ` I\_ ll .._.!... Al... _.l_ _.._..__.i '-_..I AL- 1,__ xne com, um: and awn 1 Ziirv tents to escape the deluge. "Aura, At`lann Ann 4` ` .'u 9 uuvn nuvu vv cnvoyv Inc IlU|W6VI ' N Hevm-y` Addison, one of the 35th, left ihe Battalion at Toronto u':d cnme home, on the plea of illness; ` H had -better look sharp or ha mnv be tum nn 1. llnlnvlmr 5 plea on umeul. n nna-newer: or he may be tmsi as 5 dqqomr, v l`|..I l'\lI).l.... -.5... _-__'_.l l_ ___. , ' Lust week lqtene-of the Gmadp Gaicuc - hlned thelollowing :- 35.BI.tta1ion of In- fnntrv. Simeon Forntmn -`-Nn. 5 Oommnv uuneu ll6'I0l|0WlIl8 S--" 60-DIUWUOII 01 fautry. Silncoe Foruten. -`-No. 5 Oom --To he lieutenant- 2nd Linnhznnmt'WI I` musty. mmcoe " rorcuten. "--nn. 0 Uomrany -To be lieutenant. , .Lienienu:tIWi{lia.m l!;'re't1;I',l ok` Give, -M.v.8., nice. Greene, left a vaun- .. ,. The 20th (Lorne Bit! 11 1x 1 1 place of a_ military band? "*8 S P pen n l1l...u.!.... IJ ......... ....a....I LL- .__-.1. `__|.u-_I_ runvv vs II uqnuvunl uauua Charley Henry presented tne moat `soldier-ly appearance of any man in the Battalion. 'I"l... 95:61. 11.4.; ..._- LL- ..J._-__--;. __.1.___L omens poaauu ueluwr. We have been accused of disrespect in than lpeakingol public men`. We empha- tically denlthe allegation and defy the nllhntnr. here the nubiedt matter of -V-Bnnllvn n-ca vonvnnvvpavoia uuo Tun Thornton Brass Band aaeembled on Friday night under the leadership of Prof. Shep , and repaired to the residence of Arch e Torrance,` . Esq: Their aeranade was duly appreciated by that gentleman, who furnished the'mexnbera of the band with lunch and entertained them right hoa- pitably. After `some singing, and music on the organ by Prof. Sheppard, the band re- red to the residence of John P. Cam aq., where also they were hoapitably re- ceived and entertained. The band is de- serving of the highest praise for the em- ciency it has attained, which is due in a great measure to the indefatigable offorts nf their innm-. Prnf, Shnnniu-J in nrnnti gfll IHUDBUIU DU D110 xuuulauguow ULIUKDB of their leader. Prof. Sheppard in road of his band, and bellevea thew w do gmmselvea credit in Barrie on Dominion ay. ' DEPARTURE OF 71732: BIMCOE'FOR- ESTERS Vron THE FRONT. n. 5., rn-mucus; uuwuun upnun, El. 1'-, V106-President; -Willliam Blnwlck, Sec. and 'l`x1&easurer. Sone of ?le x1;1embe1-L being 0 ooun on _ e ter 8 little practtx1Ze,ptoycom,pete' vyvitliusilie of the neighboring cricket`.c_lnt_oI. nu-.. rm.__;.._ 1)..'__;. -n___1 ._.._|_1...: .. ms week , irhere` they sold it tom. W. Courtney. The sale had ndno been closed .hbwever,- before one of the u'e1-In nnn-tnanl nut In An smnearnmoa and In. MR. J. U. _D0(ll.`l!, OI nrnuwru, was was week` .Qg;esent_ed` with a watch valued at $125, and rs. Booth with a butter cooler valued at 815, by their` many friends. A large company assembled for tie urpose and an address which aecolnpan ed the presentation expressed. the wsnnfeolings of respect entertained by those present to- wards Mr. and Mrs. Booth. \ .1-II nwuuu aunt u-uu anon: crvvuuu A cntoxnr club wn formed at Shanty Buy, on the 1lthJnna, 1883, with the fol- lowing oioers :-The Rev. C. E. Sills, B. A., President; Colonel O'Brien, M. P., VlnA.prndnn.- William Rnnwlnlz Run and cxoaea .nowever,- Derore one u: we uuuuun conntnirlea put in an appearance and an. rested the lad: They were tsken back to Oranges-ille. . ` . `II. 1 1\ 1)- " -1 n_.Ji-.j ....... 1--.. .. 1--no-o-J u the bad the )eL"l`ui to ralizathe nmhtingl nut nf mldim-. IICIIKUI Anna: ._ Mn. J.'D`..1sooan, of Bndford, was 1;... mnIr`,nu-annular!-' with 1: watch valued at UIIIIU ulna-nu. vp nu.-v -nu... u .1 v--rug don the allegation nlligntm-. here the sub'eet matter of the dispute is not reapectab e there cannot Inn Mn-nnnnnt. . OANADN8 DEFIN DEBS Arr.a.tGravonnursl. 1.33 Pol! -o 0.009.111. `-`i--- ., T . GQJNS3 .$U 1'H- .. Ian voG wve nhhrnI.---4-. " " ` $81,111.. pm; In onmn.` 5.10 mm. 8.o5n.In.. E03 Axjrlvv.bstBu-rte: 6-l_DI-elm. .9.0In.1II.`.:6._00;I: - nnnmuv :rrvn'n"nv,;,nn'1un tirnunur v AIHVO It narnu, . uav Inn. oaup. ` GOING EOUTH. Lea Bani t 0.5 I.nI..5.85 Arrlvveo as nunn ton u.mu.m.,1o.u3.'$ '41:}: Iv -v no-..-.v. -~-- _..-.. .-..- -u--"J-guy `nu. NOR'1`H,[,8IMO'0`E-GOING NOR'l'I!.~ 'umn.me.. . v . .1o.4os.m.-.fs.45p, ;;. AI'I'|vontP9notu|8nlahenO. l.90p.m.. 1o.4_5p.n ` *GOING80U'1'H. ' 2 4. - .,L L ..__-A-_._.n-|.__.. .5 :11. .. Qnn_'_:- I-0:90 Peneta An-Ive gt ,B_a1 A oo;Na-N"on_'rn. V . ; I eTox-onto`. 7.45 . -..*1l:55 , = 5,10 , L333 Ban-lo.` 11.10 13,- 2.25 3.3-.'.' no 3.3 Ar at Collinzwood 12.40 p.m.. 3.55 mm. 9.55 p.xn ' , ` amNQ`8O`7PH:t. ` 2 uuuu: -auu'1`_l:l.."";._ ..x;! _ Lesva Oo11lnWood!.l0`a.xn": * mo` 4.oo ' . An'ivea.tBarrle.. 6.15a:m.I 9.2.-s: .m., 5.00 ,3 Arrive at Toronpo, )_9.}0 a.m_.,` 1.45 p.m., 3,15 m uuskoxak nn.ston-aomb`rrioiu=1. r T4:-an D:-nln `II.1l_ln, 9 I`) II III B IKO|Our- MU llU.lLn usuulvuu--uULlV? AVUI Leave Bu.-rle 11.10 5.111.. 2.12 mm. I Arrive at on-dun. moo m.-. 4.15 M1,. 9 - Arr. at Gravonhurat. 1.85 mm. 5.60p.In. nnnla nnmrw, -Im '11ani1toi`:'u`s': Arrive at Bu-rlo, ann `VIM UJHU UU u.uun:u. Further particulars of the lands. the upset grices. and the terms and conditions of salo. ma. e learned at the Dominion Lands Olce. \Vlnn - DCR. U18 uxupuw I! [luv Ivuyvvueuw uuuru vauuuu bgdlnres t. 4 That I. Hardy is -not only all we pic- tured hill: but a great deal worse any one who has ever seen him preside at a meeting of one of the Parliamentary committees wlnot den . We have seen Mr. More-. JILL ...._..-L I... luv: nninbn IL`. `nun and l\l\'|_ ' I have received mstmc one from w lumgn Badcnach. Esq., the asaignoe n trust for the bene- fit of credltors.to o cr for sale by . V ' I purucu. V IL. 3 ' l.- l`hc N. E. 3 of Lot 10, in the lat concession of F105 1 less about 3 01-100 acres oonvoiged to the N. S. iunotion Railway Company. hero are about 25 acmszcieared. The bush is hu-dw _ . A Post Ofoe school house and railway gas on are within a short distance. 2.-.A1l the righ title and interest of W. Bade- nsch, Trustee. un er a. deed of assignment from Edward Hinds. dated Mm? 23rd. 1882. in the fol- ~ss~I1ot No. 3. as-laid `out on . ot. 2.-.AIl tne rign _uue and interest or W. Bade- Edward Hinds. Ma[23rd. 1882 fol- lowlng Everton Lots near ldland, v .: ` A.-l`he west part of Park Lot No. 2'} in the south part of lot 111. in the lat eon. Townshipof Tay-containing 11 acres. B.-Tho west parrot Par Lot No. 21 in the south part of Lot lll..in the let con. Townshi oL'l`ay pontalning 1 acre. C.-The west part 0 Park No.3). in the south part of Lot 111. in the 1st con. Townshipiot Tay. ttontainlnzl acres. The boundary lines of these iiareels A.. .. 0. run arena] with the con- ctfzssiloin hothaitreet and side nes of rahe sgohle lot 0 w c ese or-ma pa egis- tered Plan No. ' ~ 3.-'l`he property known as the American Hotel, situate on the corner of Collier street and Mar- ket Square. in the Town of Barrie. beinfhbot No. 80, on the north side of Collier street. e Hmel is la three story brick building. The business is ca edon by ayearly tenant. This pareeiwiil be sold subject to amortcaue for 8401!). dated 14th November. 1878. C.-.-The brie ~ste_re sndprsmises on the corner of Dunlop an Owen streets. occu ied by the late Edward Hinds. "more particular Lgescribed 9'on the north side of Dunlop street y Hon. James Pat-V ton, hsing feet on Dunlop street by 90 feet on Owen street. - -. This re rty will be sold subject toa me to the d: and Loan Association, `do 1st December. 18%. and to the existing leases. ' Alan will has nnl It thn nnlnn Mann and ml--- uuuunuucr. Low, sun no we uxusuug 166868. Also will be sold `at the same time and place the book debts belonging to above estate. ` "'.;%&v%?`m':;':u? ::."**.`.; one o e a enac Toronto street. Tgpgpw or to ' JOS. ROGERS. mg: . Auctloneer,Barl'lo.' ~* the am Jun! next. more will be olrcrou at Public Auction a portion of the even numbered soctionsiying along and adggin the Canadian Pacii1cRaii}va.yiu Mania) . an in the Terri- torial Distrnot at Assiniboip. and of the even- numbered sections lyin between the Twenty- fouv-Mile Belt of the mzgn line of the Canadian Pacific Railwa and the International Boundary. and between t 0 Red River and the Coteau or nm Hills. 1-|l\A`I I AXYIHB Uunu lJ|LVLIDu Some of the Coal Lands on the Sous River will also bc o ercd. ' I4`nn6`\n- -an-Alonulnnn AU OLA Inngln OLA unnnb At the hour or 1 o'clock, p.1n.. the following pm- nertles. viz.: Barrie, 23rd J (me. 1883. Inlmxcixa Th iii: A ESTATE OF THE I-AT`: EDWARD I-IINDB, OI-'_ BARBIE. ` `AT THE POLICE BIIIIRT, II THE TOWN OF BARBIE -) ox (- Thursdays: July 5th, 1883, V n`... se'n M;.mM}$:. dlth correct {min on points of law and con- nitntlnn annual nl timna_ That `ha in Hunt. Pursuant to Section 34 of Chapter 107 or the Re- vised Statutes of Ontario,. the Creditors of the estate of James Edwards. of the Town of Barrie. in the County of Simcoe. Conveyaneer, are re uir- ed to send by ost,&)re-paid. or otherwise del vet to the undersggne H. D. Stewart. Barrie P. 0. the Assliluee and Trustee, of the estate of the said James wards. on or before the lat do of Au- gust. A.D.. 1883, their addresses and a 1 and particular diserigtion of their claim dul veried and the nature o the securities held by t em: and to take notice that the said Asalgnee will after that date Peroceed to distribute the assets of the mid esta smomr the narties entitled the:-em. IU HQKU IIUMUU UIBI ILIU B11111 ABUIKIIUB W111 HINDI` roceed todlstribute said esta among the rtlcs entitled thereto, hgnzgqg regard to the calms only of which he __ L_.1 ___u-- sam estate me mes cnutlc_d thereto, havln 1- rd which shall t on ave had notice. ' ' H. D. STEWART. A tan`:-on an ADJOURNED SALE of Choice and well situated Farm Lands in the Province of Manitoba and N orth-West'1'erritories of Canada. -.:._ PU BLIG AUCTION, !REAL ESTATE! There is In cunp at London me nuuuwuu; oorpe :-Fir3t Regiment of Cavalry. 4 Lienf.-Col. Cole, 126 men ; London Fi d ` ery, Major John Peters, 72 men end 28 horses; Ifo. 1 Battery, lat Provincial Bri e, Major Nlcholt , 66 men end 29 horses ; o. 2 Baggry, let Provinchl Brigade, Major Hoods, 38111611 end 27 horses ; 22nd Battelion, "01-. 4...: Ries I'.Iant,.(".nl- Fnwnn. 859 men: I1 seems impossible that I remedy made of and} common. aim lo plants as Ho Buchu. Mandrake, Dam! on, &o., ah make no Inlay and such 1; cures II 11"? Bitter: dog but when old 3 young, rich poor, pastor and doctor, luvor and editor, :11 tel ' to having been cured by them, you mutt eve and try them yourself, and doubt no longer. lllllillfo On the 12th inst, by Rev. J. Mner. Mr. John A. Fm-x_'ell_ to_Mlaa E. J. Wood, both `of Veapra. ` U15"-g daughter 0! James anu mury rcuu, At Dalston. on the 18th inst, Capt. John Robson. nnpjvo gtsoutnsnields, England. in his 78th year. In Inntal, on the the 2nd 1nst.. James Harvey, son or James Harris. aged 2 monthavond 20 days. I lm correct nun on puunu U1 IIIW uuu wu- ntitution scores of times. That he in thor- oughly dishonest the unqualied lie he told _at I reoontaneetlng in North Brant proves, If fut-theraeoogjwom necessary. Innis nhitv. an In} mow ' DU. 1.. 1.` ULUJJ, LLLVJJLV uuu ca. IJ vf TIONEER tor the County of 81111000. Orders left at the ADVANCE Olce will be 3-omptly ab- tonded to. and Information will tux-nlahed VF '1'I.U1V lhn lUl' IJIU UUUULJ UL Dlu.ll$UUo Ul'uUlB tonded to. nartiea maul:-inn Mr. Ford's services. as thounh tonded to. and mtormnuon wm be tux-msnea an-ties requlri Mr. Ford's services. as though e had himself :1 consulted. Sales taken at m-lnantn Imlt evarvbodv. 28- no had mmseu been con prices to suit everybody. N THE MATTER OF JAMES ED- WARDS, AN INSOLVENT. Vvolnnteer nickly md dexteronnl mgkelnii her . Keck? 0% e pod her up on each side, while asturdy Our 3 deepatch save that enry had a honor of leading the forlorn hope in this desperate engagement while the Ito glrtywle under the oommnndo Oept. Joe 38: 1non and 21 names zznu nammuu, up` ford Ries. Llent.-Col. Oowm, 859 men; 24%]! Kent Battalion, Heat.-Ool. Baxter. 194 ; 25th Bnttalion, Lient.-Col. 0'Malley. 289;~27 Battalion, " St. Clair Borderera, Lient.-Col Fisher, 267 ; 28th" Perth Battalion, Lieut.-Col. Scott, 218 ; 30th Battalion, Wel- lington` Ries," Liout.-Col. Clarke, 386; 32nd Bruce Battalion. Lleut. -COL COODGI , 355. ll { Ries," bloat.-Uol. Ularke, O00 ; 32nd Bruce Battalion, Lieut.-Col. Cooper, 855. At Ban-I - undny. the 21th lnst.. Elizllbcth Clam, da\Igh%:!' 0! James and M31`? P93,- At nan... m. um Ith Inst... Cant. John I avc received lnstmc from wuimm Badcnach, be_n'e- lt. nf nredlmrjn n nr fnr r-min hv 1! runner wvw ueoeumy. As to r. Crooks ability, go as}: my eohool teacher in` Ontario. A: to Mr. Young let the Reformer: of South Water- loo `speak. I! he is the demi-god the -utulal Lawn nu Innvn whuhnn ha in nan! yr lzmmnox commencing} `on TUESDAY. the 3rd J UL? next. there will be offered at uhlic Auction 1:. nortlon of the even numbered ~ ~ -\-\ - ~.-,x,\\\s.- -.v\~.\/\~\~;v\.\..~-.--.1-s-s.~-.-v\.~. E0. R. FORD, LICENSED AUG: 1 r TIONRER fnr the Cauntv of Bimcoe. Orders IJLAV IIDJL I lh\J GI-JLHIJJJ. Deputy Minister of the Interior. Bctlrtnlcnt of the Interior. } tawa, 8th J une, 1883. 26-1 Uo15I_oN SALE Ncm 1hnzrtiaemnIz. _ ' Anvgutqn-0_Ti.oo, June 27 1333. ssasasasssszassssasssssa Ow-COOCOME!-QOOI1AOOGIOQOO$OO @@@@@2@@a: : : seas: eeseeewea aasaesrzsssssrzasrzsssssssa OOGQOOBBQOQQOOOI-16 RCOOOO ` \ _______________________ 83BS888S888S8S83888ES8 F"F'|OOOO@@O6-1!-IIGFlDO GI-IOOO @@9@s@@@@@@@@@@@ 338SE8S888E8388883$3 3|-lO@@G@D@QI-t@OGQO3@Q@ , . . . . , _ . . . . .....,g, . -...._._-.;- no 5 .ac .'--4` ... NOTICE -rc;_cn:nrrons. 133'7`u';$i.mIt"lB"iS"1e"dJuE?-}.E>d' 3113? would have us hulleve wh -h_u he to see I lorelglxlbnntltuoucy w en with own is -._-.__.I_ _l..l__I.. Dal-..` Von.-nu non'mu':_ RAILWAY- `By order. MARKET MATTERS. KIVIAVIJ TV`, `"0 ' `>4 . ` h 3 0.15 . 3.10 ` mo mP.:: H-'5 "Aw,-,, '" ' coma Noam. . v __-5 Ill -.n`*IQl-_:: nuuu um: p.m.. 6.00 GOING BOOTH." wnnl l n n1'~ QGV COAL LANDS. nan` In-"In An N _) 0F (_.. Ii. -1. Vvuuu, V 94.. n__ n: A careful study of the Municipal Act has convinced us that the Globe is entirely astray in its contention regarding the ineli- gibility of the Wardens of Counties, of Mayors oi` Towns acting on the Dominion License Board. The Municipal Act in effect enacts that no License Commissioner -referring to an official appointed by the Lieut.-Governor, who alone at the timerof the passage of it had power to appoint License Commissioners-shali be eligible to be a member 0! a Municipal Council. In other words such an oiiicial is disquali- tied fnom being a member ol 5 Municipal Council. It is quite another and altoge- - ther dibrent thing however, to say that a person already a member of a Municipal aonneil, who being such and becomings srden or Mayor, who shall in the very instant of his election as Warden or Mayor, and because he is Warden or Mayor, be a License Commissioner, shall be in conse- quence disquslied from being or continu- inv to be Warden or Mayor. 1.. _L_._A AL- II.._.X._l.. I A4. ........ A|...L .. LINDSAY RUSSELL. tn Ilinlnh-no 11 Diana Tnn-inn Illlt ,' 8.45'n.ln. us ni` 11.90 a.xn.I 8.45311: "I'll. yang. Asslgnec. MAI-1 Rgxlx` tbebweat Side of ` 'q'mirtero sateen-o morldporiees. ensue` On Perwl No. 1 there are erected three med! g2?n%;$::;mren%L`.,$2..2;":::;.' vu . Innvvl gave 5 uu vlw IIILU CA7}? LII (BU meumm bopses W1 tbndl , I % inexneildntggggden udn g:sx':l1$'d the rear I . bit`):-hood of Balls fac ' propex-tyls altuatedln the n h- laeepeolall nded. . m.1-wK1e?mi?%mm on the e `an m t s. 9.3 `iea fu 333:3 ma 0:` tqhen In the rear also and: um gonna capabhe at used el II-nattoredr ' 128 hou:.e,d "cent." ot1ier'1`eunn end , " tl ' Aral! Ebomld k .;.*-'~.;-,...Le.`m........,...e;.:~.z::-L= " - n1.` th Team 41 J?h :mm$'g':`i:?u;mexn:3n M _` " ~ _ |n.the,m<`xv|nu`me,'on;ppll-. "3':---__4--_------- - Pane: count. nu nIa1oII or name. ._ox__ m,-..y. the sen day or my. I. `ll. 1RQ_ Qnqiguylfl 1 yulv vuu V1 VIII ! _ A_.rIJ_y-._ 1883. I _` J .- -.1 -r`-L-wIr.`vI kfcnocx. noon, Intwo separate parcels. the tollowlng Freehold - Pmpertl ~ C 82 V Pnnom. 0. i.-(Under power of sale in M6rt- ggge) the utgpart of Lotr 1 on the west side at THE WA I1;I)'I"Nj4.-S"I:IE,'1'7,'I\v7.S'E- 56M-W1 MISSIUNER. 0|'lt . _ J In oonolIulon, we any any that there are I dozen Beta:-man in the Local Leginlatxire ::?..a:x; ' borq mentioned 3- man "of:hon_eIty and in- . uion ivho yould aims tohi tlon T would Icon `to utoop to honor.- VWI,|y |Nhoy'thonlo!tlnt.hoba6hrlonnd `I use `the `lender in D creature of ftlupli-. __gn,_g 959 Min mature-,0! INUS; ' 0.1. Udar t le1Mo )the utpjn `:9! 1.6 : (t l:e':vestnaldo of y Street Eooleo Block) in the said Town of Barrie being e m-onerty owned bv the late Mr. Hue soutlrpart or 1.69 on side E1 `game m property owned by the late Mt.` : PnuiIx.'!{II. 2.'=aIiot`No: 2. on the West side or zmm _`t.Btrx-lqomtalninc by_measure- .910 an -4... _.--A ... good tax-ml locauty. ' There is a ortgage for 8500 on the said first mentioned halt lot.-on which 810 are overdue for lntm-est: and there is a Mortgage for 8% on the said second mentioned halt 1ot.._on which there are about 870 ovex-dye for interest. and the said lands will be sold subject. to the said moi-83888. and sub ect to the future payments of an annuit of 8! : chanted on said lands In favor of the D ain- 8100; charged said lands In favor or the lain- tm , who is now about 71 one of e. the rat or such future payments wll fall due t 0 6th Fcby., usu u.\Gu u; out) anus Auuavsn. TERMS AND CONDI_'1`IONS.;-T_l_i_e purchaser shall investigate the title at his own expense. and the Vendor will not be bound to produce anyltitle deeds or muniments of title not in her possession. The purchaser shall at the time of, sale pay down a. deposit of 810. for every- 8100 of his purchase money to the Vendor or her Solicitor. and shnl. pay the remainder of the purchase mone within one month from the day of sale wit interest into court to the credit or this cause. In other respects the conditions of sale are the standin conditions of the Chancery Division of. the H Court of J ustioe. . For rther particulate and conditions apply to Messrs. Strathy 85 Ault. and G. `A. Radenhurst. IaIlU [I ll \lIJ|-[I'll Ill 0 lltllio Stmthy $11; Radcnhurst, Esq.. Ban-le. or to t e undcrahznod Master. ` -, Dulllwg in vv IIIIU uuuuuuguuu nuldK:l'o atod 20th J unc. 1383. Srmmv & AUL1`. J. R. COTTER. Vendor`: Solicitors. Master at Barrie. I 0-1,13 25-tin. }nweu.aue nousssl lJupelIt.l883.` in the centre or it: and is distant about two and a. half miles from :1 Station, aqd about four and a haltmlles tro Elmvalc Statxon, and is in mood ml-mlmr locality. and halt muss H0!!! good farm! locality. ..___4.x..._..,I L..In I... ...... u1884. ~ The said lands will be sold subject ton reserved bid fixed by the said Muster. FFWDIJG A \T`l'\ l"l'\\YI'\`l"I"lf\\YQ , _'!`|an nunnhnanw TOWN f or BIVABRIIEJ 1 Pursuant to the Judgment of the High Court J ustlce (Chy. Dlvn.) in ncauso of Coates vs. Coatcs. dated the 13th day of June. 1883, there will be sold by and with the approbation of the undersigned -Master at the COURT HOUSEJIN THE TOWN OF` BARRIE, I Saturday. the ih day of July, ' _188B{ - At the hour of Twelve o'clock. noon, in one ar- cel. the following Lands and Premises. that to say:-'l'he North of Lot No. 14. in the 8th Conces- sion of the said ownship of Flea, and the North of Lot No. 9, in the lat Concession of the said ownship of 'l`iny-about 10 acres of the x-at mentioned halt lot have been chopped over, which can be easily cleared. having been burnt over a second time, and there is plenty of cedar on it for feneing purposes and a considerable quantity of fallen pine, which is marketable: the soil is clay and cla ey loam or good quality, and it is distant from E vale Station about two and one-quarter miles. and is in first-class fsrmin local y. ' Of the second mentioned halt ot about Forty -_____ _-_ _v-_-__1 -_.I an. 1-.. ---Iu_...x..... .._.I 4|.` miles. and is in urst-class tnrmln locality. `mentioned ot acres are cleared and in for cultivation. and the remainder is tlmbered with maple. elm, basa- wood. cedar and hemlock; the soil is clay and clayy loam of good uality; and there are 3. Log House and Stab c on It. and a. living sprin it: and is distant about an A half miles from Sam-in Station. and about four PUBLIC AUCTION E CHANCERY SALE OF vntnnnru "*'>r % TRUN*K{s}Z;_ InuuKs1 lFARMINGmi3R0`PERTY] Townslups oj-gigs and Tiny. Joaqfh `Esquire, Auctionneer,` The Finest Stock of DRY (300 D8 ever brought to Barrie, an earnest of which wasgiven at OUR OPE}, ING, and since which all our purchases Have been passed into stock. Every department being now replete with m. most Select Goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. S DRESS (}0OD8.-In this Department we show an immense range, in which will be found the Newest Fahd; in all the leading Colorings, with Trimmings to match.` Om` Shock 01' PRINTS. SATINSV AND BROUADES 18 acknowledged 3 5 99 *0 N1! in Toronto for Select Designs, and are selling fast. The GLOVE AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENT comprises all new desirable Styled and Makes in eveq Size and Quality. ._.-__..__ ._---an-capstan fr, ,2`: 1- 1 , , ,,_L n..,,, 1 n. u - in II, 71..-..- \Y__Ll__ T\. I 71'` I -vnuv yuan: -on-cu--J u nous]; FU3I8HIN'_}S-You will nd 9. most Superbstock in Table Linens, Napkins, Doylea, Towels and Towelling, Sheetings, Pillow Cotton,'Cretonnea. GARPETS in BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER and HEMP, &c. Also Cocoa and Cord `I'-|-53...... Dohnwnn in 12:-nuunln and Tnnnatrvq or-A (`.nNF`IMI7:n ' and Swill kn fnnnrl nndnnhfptnv (`.nRRR(`,'l'," The MILLINERY Department, still under the eicient management of MISS THORNE, being so wide- ly and favorably known needs no further recommendation, only to say it is fully stocked with the Choioeat productions of British and Continental Markets. All Orders will, as heretofore, be executed promptly and in the very best pol aible manner. N W S 0 Clothing Men ; Spring Men's Waterproof Goats, ` Tweed Suits, $3 up. Askfor the new km: J? .....- -...1.l'. UAur]j'1' In Dnuuouuo, J.l1L.l.`JkJ.Ll.Iy.l., 1.x|.u.u1:Ju.Lu1uoL1.2u uuu J.1.uLu.|., uuu. nnnu \.ruvuu uuu uufq Mattings. Patterns in Brussels and Tapestrys are CoNF1Nno,' andrwill be found undoubtedly Coruuccr. WOOLLENS in Scotch, West of England and Canadian manufacture. Trimmings of Best Quality. Clothing made to order in-CITY STYLE at a Reasonable Figure. Furnishing-5, Hats an Ca,'p3-`-`The largely increasing sales from these departments have warum. edbme in purchasing accordmgly, and so arranging that customers can at all times nd ALL THE NOVELTIES u they appear in the market. ' ' ----ocuo-:1-D Cu , A , , ; ,:-II 1 .1 as I . . n in-in-cru n-v1~l-/-\'I~.\ I I cnmnuss, mm] Dunlop Street, Barrie. NEW The Subscriber Dinah this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends in Barrie and throughout the County fo.` their very liberal patronage during the past year, and also to inform them that in order to MORE SATISFAC'l`()RILy meet the demands of his rapidly increasing business he has for the coming season Lvor runner pa:-ucuuns ana concuuons am cssrs. ult. Radenb E" Barrie. undersigned om: om}. Jmm vim 'I'<)'VV'2I3. I.nO'I7S wnnn: wxu. an 1)`:-'r'n:x'uzn`x-`on sun A1` I 883. Springand Summer. I 883 the future payments or annuit. `or ; charged years axze. UOTION SALE THE EMPORIUM ! NEILL BI:os.,| 11-ly >-`fl ,7 '67`. M. V ` V . ~ ` - Vendors sonozwr, ' `Raisin mrokrmn DIRECT! 'J..\..Lz.L um--------- - __. n's Men's Tweed Suits, at $8, 310 $12, $15, 818 and $20. 309, Jmey Suit, so much :1; fasluon for boys from 3 to 14 goals 0/ . age, and from $2 to $6 /or full suit. TIIE UKICCEK $'I'C)IB.ES_ HAVEbPENED OUT A SPLENDID L01` or "NEW w-`ALL PAPER mom 50 A ROLL tip, ' M m;w1:xr11Ess WAGONS,` ` V ' ;f;NEW LACROSSE sncxs AND BALLS, _ V ; "fN?nw:cno9UE'rf(4,._6'&' s BALLS) FROM 90c. ,0" - ~ '- - 7.n'.a1..t'iucnos1e,i.-c:thI.rge.`-' svabm u onto! .BIBLE`8,b ` :m`ern gm.` =umN AND PRAYER BUW" , - 4. Ti E,-i:vER Lo%wE s"r' PRICES. `-*n*nmmnnnB"rnnH.gon, T, ~ ` A s_co1:-e"` `iaobk store, I` . Bomwnws nnoox, oprosma THE 8T_A' ` DRY GOODS. READ?-HA6: d|:61'i-ilnh. ac}. Coal Oil4Sto.ves.,i ' - |883, ` Refrigerators, _ Ice Cream Freezers, ' Glass Fly Trafps, - Window Screens, Bird Cages, Curtilin Poles, Curtain Chains, Stair Rods, V , Blind Holders 1` (with 'l`axselI.) 31-1! MADE GL0 -N-'eI.1SG= -_ Ann A4!` A1! oWe- will not tgtempt to describe our Spring NOVOIHOS, a personal inspection only can do them justice. Call and see our New cloths and you are sure to order. TESTAMENTS, PIIIENIX IIALI. .'. MERCHANT TAILOBING DEPARTMENT. TAB Is SEASON! TRUNKS SANDERS & WHITTAKER. SC/0'l"l"S 7PS'= A`I.M Books, OTTON BROS. BOYS? J.ERSY suns. '-V. - Hum, up pnusn 800" DIRECT IMPORTER. 20-moa T ' ` ca vivmxm Whitel 4&1.` oIYg'IanII:`Ill`| ch: that near Lisle. oyg YOU SHOULD SEE THEM AT THURSDAY; JUNE 28. 1883. THAT PROVINCIAL CABINIW. AYOVIG llllll nluleu vvuluun vvnuuy, while bathing In the rho: near Lisle, on Hands week, got be out! ht: a, ma .a......a despite t e efforts of ` com, CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY -ANY. Largest Asoorthiont SOUTH SIDE DUN LOP STREET, |':Wo no ollering today one of the] Evor olfeted before in Barrio, and for Durab111ty Summersett House, Barrie 3 .y_v-.:.,.,.l IXIIUVU WM HO VU BVVD tltuoncy wgen his ' Reform. Mr. Young Innhu` nnnn.knnnnr hfhh overwhzlmhgly could not be elected pound-keeper hrhis naive town, -yet Gplt ha nlwa. -with one ggrblo .qI.o9pHoAn--a_ive.n a form ms- tr. ` ' D0 onu llll 9 :fL1o::: 8 -lY tune uwrwunu vwwuuy uuuuug uufjuu the expression of her countenance yvoulxi lead one tb think that the ounggnnn had re- ceived something ooolert an lqcnanndo. . .. The junior laoroua.eln_b wont 1-opened to have 3 game with I junior olnb mm Barrie but were dim pointed in the boys from Band; nut nnm "4 r:.::..':::..`;'.f..,:..**;:" men [0 I105`. WIUIY Ills! DU IIIIU ILIIIIU Uy water. It isu. matter .to regret thatour Council are not equally energetic in putting forth ebrts ,to secure manufacturing es- tablishments here`--not that we su pose anything that could beoffered by our oun- cil would inueneethe Messrs. Strickland in reference to the locating of these mills, but if a. willing, ready disposition had been manifested, in joint effort by our Council - and the `Northern Railway unt have done something, and if not with reference to these mills some other industry might have been aided and fostered which would help to n\nl.rn nn fnr flail `nun that ha wlmn The Common School union pic-nic, at Sandy Cove, last Friday was a. very pleas- ant affair; there was about two hundned on the grounds besides the scholars. The in- vorite atnusement was hosting there being - uite a. nu bar of sail and row boatI. . \n.:I.. A ..x..... 5.. u... ............a.'. `M... IVIIUU VVUDU sun 5. SVVIIIUI unuu VUI' HUT` row eeoaaegfxjom being perhaps fatally In- jured. . hen passing another conveyance one of the boys shoved his laoroaae suck in front of the horse, causing itto `um to one side, throwing them out.` ? Web fa g in- nirln Hm nhnft: Ins-an tn the home. ll: Irinhu-I aloe, wrowmg -mam uuh v vv ouu Iaumg 1n- aide the shaft: close to the; home, it kicked once, but missed him, and hel being close the horse was .-T era was one -1.-uu In/Um U\ -nnn;u` -`|n It\IIII`I. . unxi u -. ac`: - . There is no doubt, looking at the mean- inguud substance of everything beeng- upon the question that tho proper con- struction is this :-Tlle Legislature of On- tario disqualies any person appointed a Iuicense Commissioner from being a mem ber of 3 Municipal Council; but does not and did not intendyto cause the forfeiture of 3 men's position as a member of a coun- cil beeeuse by,Legislativo authority equally potent he is made cm oicio a License Com- missioner. '`-'-*i ` " n. .. .. .. .- . .... `nu n0 WII l_U:III'UlI:o a -.1-ILIJVEU IWIIU 9!! young ,preaeu wotougttwua dry affair. . She had begn ptomenading 0`: porno time with her young man,` and as it. `was very-warm and-the water of the lake not very nice drlnkin `there seemed to ho` axpiinegiotlblq gttrac, o_n; bows;-d_a_ te pgth V X11` EIIII OIJUIIIUIJIQU I500!-L Ill!-I IIDWIY `drank it, remarking to the lad on his re- turn that it was [very warm` . `As she int alone ,- undei this dude of 0 tree some L2_'.- lbnnungnaln uhulnnliu `nnn`nm . `an-A1` IIOIIU HUB! FBI`) IIIHIU III C In axis afterwards violently tanning ch. vninmndnn nf hat nounbenjnu On Monday last at about 3 o clock in the morning what might. have been` called a. young cyclone struck this Township at Col-' mm, on the townline between. Adjala and Tecumseth, nnroong a house- and stable there and committing sundry other depred- utions, as levelling fences, nprooting trees, etc. After satisfying its endish thirst here, it wended eastward, playing havoc with fences etc,, on the way. Arriving at Bondhond itupset a burn for Dr. Law, un- mofed n shed for Mr. Thos. Ramsey, and generally oored " the fences in the vicin- ity. Here its strength seems to have be- come expended for we have not heard of any other pranks played by it.--Bccton. World. (Bradford Wilincss) Many of our readers are aware that Messrs. T. Smith & Son, the late owners of the saw mills adjacent to our village have sold said mills, or-one of them, to `Messrs. R. and G. Strickland, one of the wealthiest lumbering rms in the north part of this country. We learn from the Orillla Pack- nt " Hmt nmm `mmtlnmen cnntemnlate country. VV (3 lelLl'Il Il'()Il1 IIIB Ufllll " raun- ot "A that these `gentlemen contemplate moving these mills to some point on the Midland Railway. Orillin is puttmg in a claim to have them located there, and the Councillors of that town are offering to take steps to connect certain waters by a canal, or otherwise, that will enable these gentle- ._...._ 1.. ....L I.4..l.-'I,...u. 4,. 61... -udlln lu- B100 5110 IUBEEIVSQ WIHCII WUUIU ump UM make up for the loss that will be felt when 3:990 mills will be removed, if they should VUTIIIU Bu-IUUUIIIUIKU WK UUHIIIUE BIIUKU UGIII8 quite sail `boatn. While d Vin to the grounds Mr; Rube Webb an A. Swltzer had a very nar-` llnuv nnnnnn ft-nm hnino nnrhnnn fntnllv In- -ivy u |.\I u\IlA|AvvII vv.-nu "I-vvnw V, w u-....-., men to oat melt-"logs to the mills by nmtnu, N in n manr tn r-not-at thntnnr HUU VBI'y IX unuuu `FIIUIU IHUILIUII M.) .00 snlrresistible sttrsc on towards the bbt whore ice cool lemonade. was.sold.' After passing several times . he to have made up his `mind to do or die, sndlesvlng the young lady on the outside of theorowd, -tnnrln mnnfnllv fnrwn And lmvina I im- W0!!! IIIVU III ID foreign, obnntlt: helm nnt }'=8!n lnn me young tauv on we ousuno ox unacrowo, stxode mmfull forward -and buying 0 ve- oen_t glans of. exnonude stood. and ulowly rlrnnlz It.` mmu-Hria to the hdv on M: M. x-uas1sumn Us In? SPECIAL oonnmspoxnmms-`- KRID[!l1`.D" nraou couxvrv EXOHANGEB-AND COLLECTED FROM ornum souncms. THAT was quite a breeze the Town Coun- cil raised about itself the other night over tho infringement of its prerogatives. Mr. Dickinson, contrary to the law, in such cases made and provided, and agahst the Peace and Dignity of Her Majesty the Queen, Her Crown and Kingdom, had laid pine planks where the Council had ordered hemlock. It was a vile oifence and stank iu the nostrils of the sapient Municipal legislators. The liberties and prerogatives of the corporation of the Town of Barrie were in danger but the Council rose to the occasion. In. fact several of the sedate councillors rose very numerously. Mr. Dickinson was undoubtedly, wrong in the course he had taken. and-fully, deserved the censure he received. Undoubtedly what he did he believed to be in the best interests of the town but he must neverthe- less obey the commands of the Council. However, we will be greatly mistaken if, before the close of the summer, the Coun- cil will not see cause to wish they had left Mr. Dickinson alone. Hemlock plank laid lengthwise will never make a passable ' sidewalk, once the plank becomes dry. If the Town is not forced to replace that hem- lock with something better before two years we are willin to eat leeks. One partiou- ' larly funny t ing on Monday night was the fact that the Council never discovered throughout the whole discussion that Mr. Dickinson had doubly` oifended ; inasmuch as the Council had ordered three-inch planks and only two-inch were used. They discovered it next day however, when it- wae too late to say anything, and since hen those councillors have been {lust rear- ng up and down town seeking w om they may nd somebody. A HARVEST OF NEWS GATHERED INTO WINROWS. uormem. I116 " mcuurmy UU. was surm- cd to construct the road and a charter was granted them on the condition that they re- main an independent line, and every other line in Canada is given running powers over the road. In view or this what is the Globe or the Grand Trunk or the Northern or any other corporation oing to do about it-. The line must remain independent or the char- ter lapses. The Globe need not be foolish even if" it is illogical. Tu: Globe is exercised in mind over the Gravenhurst-Callendar railway. It de- votes a leading article to the subject and fears that the road will be controlled by the Northern. The article is the most shameless exhibition of the inuence of the Grand Trunk in the Globe management we have yet seen. The claims of the Midland as an auxiliary of the Grand Trunk are openly advocated and the independence of the press is prostituted to serve the interests of H. H. Cooke and Edger without the pre- tence of a blush.` Fears are expressed that the McCarthy Co. has sold out to the Northern. The McCarthy Oo. was form- al} 6:. nnnalmnnf Olin Pnl` nut` A I-.hru-tar WAR way uomunaawu DIM us um `come a. day of reckoning. y company is pluiut is useless. The uormern runway not noted for justice, - neither for mercy. The fact that the municipalities through which the line nausea gave large bonuses towards eonatruction is nothing In the eyes of this company. They have the upper handnnnd they will keep it despite the burden of the people--u'nt`l the Rail- way Com ion Bill is carried. Then will nnmn n. dun nf reckoning. T83 complaint of our Creemore 095" pondeht site the meagemeu of the train service on the; section of the N. & N. W- Ry. is well founded, but we fear all com- ..|.:..; 1.` ......1...... 'm.- Ycl .-mthm-n Rgilnnv l.\vyo I5 WUII IUUIIUUU, uuv WV nvwn plaiut hi useless. The Northern nnmmnv In nnf. noted fdr itutloe. nuv vv vv vv|pn\I\-In v. -1-9-Jwuo In short the Municipal Act. says that a License Commissioner is not eligible as s T member of 3 Municipal Council; but it does not Y that as member of :1 Municipal Coun lshnll forfeit his seat on being up- poinwd a License Commissioner. f\_ LL- __..............L ........ L- ....A 1.. LL.` 5.!- uun. uauu uuuua uuyw uni vvuuuI|5,uI ". the Ldndon Adobrtiaer; thong :....-u.I_ _..L .1--- _-4. ---....u-II.. Iuv uvuonull auvolvoova, uuuuau lrvaol-V forcible, yet does-not eueutinlly originglity, 1 We could write in but same style. For .,inaianoe-"-`VB `Willie - old elem-bnke" would do just` as Lwell-as Plumb the old bum," and then vvgmight continue, Charlton the chu-laton, and Patterson `and Batteroon, and Mill: and Pills, and Mackenzie and Guitteau, and Dick Deadeye and Dennis Kearney, ahd Nebuchadmtzzu-_a_;1d B_qala_m a Au, and t`l1e other membeu of the Grit party, &o., -*~--*-v-7----*-*---_---v--- Hon. DAVID Minis style of u... 1'..'..a ... 1.1.`.-..a.'-...` n......ls.` THE REAPER I A LOCAL '7l'ORNADO OUR SAW MILLS 83530 UN aamruay was me vueorgun mm to..- loat a valunble team of.hone'a at the Pretty "River bridge, on the Northem. ` ue" horses were caught in the `bridge and killed by 3. passln tnin; The team, It is said; `were recent y putohued for $400. ' 1 - _ 1.--..- _ 1.-_-1`..*. r__.....-u ....g .3 1:; in r ............................. -- Or the argument may be put in the fol- lowing statement :--Because a. Reeve bo- comes, or is elected a Warden, therefore he is 3 License Commissioner, and because he is a License Commissioner, therefore he ceases to be Warden. ' A startling piece of logic truly ! l-1 o . n vv nnuvu vuvouauuc I - cm Gilford cheese. finctoryl is now com- plated I.nd,infu1l_.opgrz_stion. , It I; built near the a ht of the old fuqtorylbut `on a dierpnt p nciple, undis auperior in every to the one which was .bu 1-nd down- in uly last. Mr. William Leushner, .'of Mr; P. Leuahner, of Oookstown, in trusted with the mandgemqnt. _, , ` A rnuuga, patient reoent1y,escaped fx"o" the Orillia Lunatic Asylum. '1`he..intll!E gent in their search for the` l9_at one,- cdptu Q young domohtio employpdf in a gentleman : The` only rea6h.`.th could Va .00 nrtnd `Elia: n ' `diam- -'.. 'n`..'o.in... ndnct. 'wh_Ia`n Ivvirvuvw Bun , -.-on -v-- vnv-Iv vnvr Two boy: named` Meneary, :`fM(.)range- ville, stole a horse from one of the business men of that town and took it to Alliston uvunvvu U-ugvvw-u Tun `Truteos of 8. Vs". .No. 1, of the Township of Oollingwood, intend` holding 8 gionlo in MoAlli1ter a grove on Monday, uly 2nd. . ' On Saturday last the Georgian Mill Mat :1 vnhuhle team of home": at the Pi-nus OOH! QIVO )9! `H1611 WEBB fBJI- enod with I proceedings, was ':tha;tth_e captive git-L : ' was close cropped." 9|`:-an Ln..- -...-.....A' `II ;......-... ..E l'\_-___ IIUPU HU Will U0 U3 BUUUUB5l|U UIBUVVHUIJU. - s _o Hurrah for Creemore on July 2nd. Over $200 will be given in prizes for horse rac- ing, running, jumping, throwing heavy weight, and other games too numerous to mention. A game of baseball will take place at 9 0.111. between Creemore and` Giencairn clubs for a. purse of 85.1 A quadrille band will be in attendance for thosewho want to trip the light fantastic. Single fare tickets willebe issued cn,that day by the N. dz N. W. Rys. to and from Creemore. Spacey s fe and drum band will play for that day . . . .Mr. John Reoch'e wife and family have removed from Owen Sound to Creemore. . Another movement is on foot to build a sidewalk from Mill -street to the Orange Hall, a distance of about 300 ards. About 830 has been sub- scribed. he projectors expect to have the balance in a few da s, and to commence operations shortiy.. .. r. B. Barraud, of the rm of Barraud Bros., of Barrie, was here for a few days lately enjoying himself among thefishin grounds of Mad River. .. . .Rev. Geo. dwards, of the Avening ......-..:| .._.I .._..A.... ..t LI... ['1 If I\L......L IIIHUIIK IIIU UHLIILI BFUULIUB UK Ulllu IVIVUFO ev. circuit, and pastor of the C. M. Church here, who has been stationed here during the past ;two years, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday evening. He has been removed to Mount Albert circuit by the conference.- Rev. Andrew Armstrong, of Rosemont circuit, succeeds him here. _TIu aohool picnic in G. Fletcher : grove, Alliaton, last week, was very pro`- nouncd Iuqoeaa. . V . ' ` V" n-|,_`n-I, ,p(\ on 11- c A.` nu-v Qvvvuvnl `augy-u-syn own `IQVVI JAMna.'a. t'welv_6_-`year-old son of Mr. W. 0. Hand, V. of Alliston, `wn.1j.hr'qivn from a x-pee `horsepn whlgh `he was "x`-idimz dround the driving park 'th6re.on Friday afternoon last, ahd stlsuilnkl "nations in-: my. He was hurled ggalnit spout head orgmoat and` the. we er 1; thatbhe was notkille(i_ outrgh.* ~ % '- . m.'._ nnn-__1 .|.`_._-- :.`.4:+'n_ ___; '~`.j__ UD 1535 Luurauuy I.lUl'l.llI.l8 UUIHPIlBlUg LU cars, yet thisls the road the railway com- psny are discriminating against and says it does not pay. Oreemore is the best paying station on the H. & N. W. Ry. between Alliston and Collingwood. The Govern- ment should not allow the mails to be car- ried ou a frain,`the way they are done on _ this end of the line. . . .Mr. Ira Deane has advertised his entire stock of dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.,- at cost. Sorry to lose so genial a fellow as Mr. Deane, but hope he will be as successful elsewhere. T-Ixnvrnh Fnr (`.7-Anmnrn nn Jlilu 9nd. nvnr DGIUITU pl'UQeUU.U_lK IUFWIIUI; uurmg WIIXUII time the passen era had to remain on the train hereafter eing two hours and a half on the road coming from Oolllngwood. a distance of fteen miles. No doubt the travelling. ublicare highly pleased and will thank .t e railway compan warmly for the treatment the are receiv ngeat their hands. 827,000 think was the sum given as a bonus to the H. & N. W. Ry. by the ratepayers of Nottawasaga, and the people have a right to expect better treatment at the hands of the railway company than they are at present receiving. The train was one hour and twenty minutes late leav- ing here last Thursday oing North. .Ex- cellent train service. he mails are de- layed every day and an investigation should be held by the Government or those in -authority. Aspecial freight train assed up last Thursday morning compris ng 16 cars. vet this is raxlwav That is our tending of the 11m, and if it in con-oct-nnd wo nro ruddy to stake our reputation on its corrcctnesn-tho Globe will have a great woight removed from 01!` its mind. It will no longer "be compelled .to bowail the fact that tho McCarthy Act is unworkable. .LVl.lIl'lal wan HUI: utuun uuu nvvunvu vv uw takingcare of the place. THE vnnnror. Dre. -Campbell and Cornell handed in a written report of the post mortcm examina- tion giving the cause of death to be Cerebral meningitis. The coroner summed up the evidence and after a short deliberation he returned a verdict in accordance to the doctor s'report of the post mortem exami- nation. Dr. Cam bell remarked that in- stead of two deat 5 and another lying be- tweeniife and death, the wonder is that an of the inmates of the frequentere of th s houseare now alive, from the lthy nnnrilnn in whinh Ht hm: hnnn `(Ant Fnr T1113 IIOLIHU BTU IIUW IIUVU, ll'UlH DUB llllall condition In whlch It has been kept for some time past. ` ` On the 11th of June, at 10 m., a new time table went _into effect on he N. 6: N. W. Railways of Canada, giving (until fur- -ther notice) just oneotrain each way and that a mixed instead of three each way as heretofore on this end of the Hamilton and Northwestern Railway. Every day since `the change of time the train from the South has been from twenty minutes to one hour late arriving at this station. Last Monday evening, June 18th, the train was one hour late coming from the North. After arrivin half of her train had to be left here. he engine on the mail train had to o to Lisle, distant eight miles, for water efore proceeding further; during which tlmn Hm nmannndnm had in remain on the tne CHUCK (RC8; H1035 UI IHU DUI-I ULUMLUB were o` the bed lying on the oor which were covered with vermin; I found the two boys deed inithe bed, the elder having his arm round the younger. they were quite stiff and cold; Perkins took Mrs. McLeod from off the sick child '; it seemed unconscious and began to vomit, the rst smelt like beer, afterwards I could not de- tect the smell; Mrs; McLeod was very much intoxicated and insensible to what had happened ; was shouting and sing! ; Martin was not drunk but seemed to e 6..I.l...S an-A AC 6|`.-\ '\`nnn b the report mat twounxans cnllunsuua calm and Mary McLeod had been found dead during the dark hours of the night. The `reeve. G. W. Taylor, Esq., at once wired Dr. -Bridgland, the coroner, who replied he would immediately start for . Government. From, an early hour in the morning until after Z the visit of the `jury, knots of fours and more were seen making their way to McLeod : house on Ohureh. street, north. and it was a pltiiul sight that awaited-their view. ' In a lower room the mother was sitting in a state of intoxica- tion.; in the back room lay a . little girl about 7 years old, in convulsions tended by thevkind hands of sympathetic women, a baby with only a small handkerchief or shawl to cover it, in the arms of a ragged girl of about 11 years old, the Disco was without much furniture and no food, ex- cepting what the beforenatned women had agphed. On a bed upstairs lay the res, of the two dead boys, the elder hav- ing his arm round the younger--the whole place lthy in the extreme. - V BTARTLING TBSTIMON Y. ` The evidence of one witness will be suffi- cient to explain the cause of the above misery. Mrs. Lalonde deposed as follows before the coroner :--I was called to Mc- Leod s house about half-past twelve this morning and was told that the two boys were dead ; on gettin to the house I found both the front and ack door 0 n with the light turned down; Mrs. Mo od was down stairs lyin on the lounge on top of the little girl; Iartin was sitting on a nl-unis and whrm I want . in turn man went. BIN 113510 gin; LVLIIXIIIII W155 lllolllllg UH I chair, and when I went in two men want out, one at the back door and one at the trout door ; I left the house and went over for Mr. Moody and got him to go for the doctor; I returned and went upstairs and found the baby alive lying on the straw` ticking without any covering, a. bunch of V mntnhnn and A mvnlvnr 'wn'rn inn close to Wllilllg WIIIIUUF any GUVUl'll.l, II uuuuu Ul matches and a revolver were ylng close to the child's face; most of the bed clothes main AH` tho hat` Ininn nn thn nnr whhth . Agd now Gnvonhunt has its tale of ho:-mg. The local paper says that on . `Thursday momlnghat the usually quiet mun-v.dAv ha of thnt viullle Wll "1'h_\ll'ld8y mommgnn me umauy qluui e , -day life of that village was disturbed b t e report that two infant childrenoi all-nlm and Nfnrv McLeod hd ben courm JOTTINGS I Several of our good Grit comtempornriea Ioel wnthy over our plainly expressed views regarding the ability and political integrity of the Provincial Cabinet. _L_ et them. It is not our fault if the truth; is unpelatable. That we spoke the truth has not yet been denied.