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V61` mm, 1000. -9 30 a.m. Base ball_ match, York and Simcoe v. G.G.B.G., pnze $11. rm... :..1I.....:..n nnmnnnn than V 9 Imam - DIIIICOB V. \I'.|J'.D.\J., llllla Q11. The followin composed the Y. 8. team :. Corporal G. Bel, 5 Co.; Privates Torrance, 6 Co.; McLean, 6 00.; I. Griffiths, 1 Co.; Mead, 1 Co.; Camplin, 4 Co.; Dion, 4 00.; W. Foote, 5 Co.; Andrews, 7 Co ; Scorer, ; R. J. Ford. nu. _ (V (V 1) I`! `An-an . Tynan gm`! _Mn:nn 11. a. com. _ The G.G.B.G. team :-Troop Sgt.-Major } I. Watson, B. Troop; Corporal I. Hancock, A troop ; Asst. Surgeon W. Golden, A troop; L Troopers Harvey, B troop ; Scathe, A troop; Woodburne, A troop; Flint, A troop; Mc- Millen, A troop ; Scout \I1cDona.ld, A troop; Umpire, Trooper Klein, B troop. r-.. .....:lu kn Vm-I: and Simone. 'l`hn3 Umplre, .l['UUPUI Lxusxu, LI Iuvutn _Won easily by York and Simcoe. The` Troopers had no chance Irom the beginning. Duunn:nn I.l`Il+IY\ nrize. $7. 50. `Ht: 11-f00pel'8 IIBU. LIU uuuuuu l.ll_Il.l.I vuo uvsnuulusg Running high jump, prizes $7. 50. let Troop Sergt.-Major I. Watson, B. troop, Pte Dillion, 6 Co . tie. 2nd-Pte Ough, 7 C0,, Pte E. McIntyre, .3 00., tie. ` 'l\|.-....-.m:nn I-J19 ntnnn, nrizea $7.50- l#t-. I U0., rue nu. 1uv.u.uuyru,.u uu., Inc. Throwing the stone. prizes $7.50. list-- 1 ` Pte A. Leitch, 2 Co. 2nd--Pte J. Lawlor, 1 Co. 3rd~-S-M 1. Watson, B troop. Pole vaulting, prizes $7.50. 1st'-Pte Sproule, 2 Co. 2nd-S-M Watson; `B troop. 3rd-Pte S. McDonald, 2 O0. ` nA.__J:..... L::n`r| In-nn 'I'll;lID Kn Inf-____ 3ra-rne B. Lucuuntuu, a uu. Standing hi h jump, prizes $7.50. let- S-M Watson, troop. 2nd-Pte W. Ough, 7 Co. 3rd-Pte Melntyre, 3 Co. Obstacle race (200 yds), rizes $7.50. lat --Pte 011 h, 7 00. 2nd- to O. Phyppers, 5 Co. 3: -Pte Palmer, 6 Co. -u-:...I. I....I. gang. 2'] m 1nf._.Ptn DH'Inn_ 2nd pi-izeV,'$ 15, won by No. I -. A --.... nn ` 5 U0. 15170.-'1. we Iluuxur, U uu. High luck, rizes $7. 60. 1st-Pte Dillon, 6 00., S-M atson, B. troop, tie. 2nd-- Ifte W. Tracey, 3.00., Pte Lowlor, _1 00., tie. ~- v. No 2:; WHOLE No. 1733.: XI ? VOL )S(3{MUEL WESLEY, Proprietor. ? __:._r<:- tie. . T - Hurdle race (200 vda), prizes $7. 50. 1st- Pte Ongh, 7 00. 2nd--Pte Oliver, 6 O0. 8rd-Pte Palmer, 6 Co. Standin long jump, prizes $7.50. lat- Pte Gun in. 4 Co. 2nd-Pte Meade, 1 Co. I3rd-S-`_ Watson, B troop. _ A 1---_..-__ 1...... -5-.. ...A hamn nrirmn $7 an -3rd-5-M. Watson, 1) taruup. 1 Running ho , step and jump, prizes $7.50. 1st--Pte B. oxide, 1 Co.` 2nd--W. Ongh, 7 00. 3rd- P_te,Lsw1or. 1 Go. - Tossing the csber, prizes $7.60. let.- S-M ,Wa`tson,`B troo . 2nd-Pte P. Curtis, 3 Co. 8rd--Pte J. role , 2 00; ~ ` Running long jump. prizes $7.50. lst-- ,Pte B.4M e", .lO,o_. ,=2nd-S-M; Watson, 8 troie. 3_ -_-Pte_D1llon. 6 Ce. . . pt race, 200 yds, heavy` marching order V (Infantry), `prizes 86`. Int-Pte G. Vviilliu'n- son, 2 Co. -`2n d-T-Pte:B. Meade, 1 O0. ' ` 131.6 `Ann `XVI WAR hnnvv 50]], 2 U0. `znu-1; I001). JBUHUV, ; uv Flat run 200 yds. heavv marching. ordero `* .1 , ' _s $6.` lat-Trooper Scho- EEK Eyt'?rool;:1z;nd-V-Trooper Klein, B troop. . cn.-._.a:..... L.-my nllhcn-ant` -3-I-IIn'l\ lnlillll 7.50. eld. B troop.` zna-,-'.rroover many. 0 mov- standing hop, step-and jump. pnzes $7.50- ` lat-`-S-M .W:tson, B troo . ._ nd-Pte' 4 C00 ' Bo 1 C00 mu-. ....... non vdn\- m-izea $7.50. lit-'1 ogmpxin, 4 Go. ' 3rd--.-rte _1s.V Meade, 1 U0. I , Flat. me (100 yds). pnzeeL$7.5o.. 1st-I Pte Stewart, '_I Go. L 2nd-Pte` W.` Ongh, 7 00,` .3141-`--Tte Oliver, 6 O0. ' ' _,,,_,_ an an .V1_1. `BL; 'i`hre' lo atone.` A t " Troo Ul\L"*A-vv V.-vvn, V V- qgedroc, prizes 0; Ptinqle, `$7.50. 9 lat-Pt 00., Pte.W. Ough, 7 00. 2nd .-.-TIOQPOI` W85.. A troop, Trooper Weather- u..n, . man. mm. l?P- 3.1.5-Trooper Donaldaop, p`r.Stretton,'B troop. _ ' `Int--'Pbe 7'33: f%r::1:P:;7u1glli _.0orp Healy, 1 00. 131.4: 1-can (L miIn\_ m-izen $7 cl-.ll'E*L UV VV o'n.6Co. 73:6. .50-. 1.; -'-Pte Jllllvlilllill. . Manners. Dana v xugsxey . Sloam . . Taylor .. Tanaley .:.'l`n.I-I-v _ . , `=1`etry . . . . . Thom son. . .: Wer am, 0 . Pork 6cts. pe fast Sets. 1 VP neuy, 1 W00 , Flat me (i mile). prizes $7.50`, lat '--Pte 1. Won by ,Bax-man . . . . .. McMullen .. . Finlay . . . . . . . Hebner T . . . . . . T JLIIQ Q` - . DUW . Bell . Danl. DU 8:111 . caften .. Stewart . 030 Company. lllll EAII 'I1_L. Total ill! iiwroiggggnsnlusj Total 'T'sI 4 27 13 01 - 19 10 20 14 16 W. Ongh. 7 Co.` 2nd.-Pte Stewart, 1 Co. 3rd-Pte Palmer, 6 Co. Mono: 1p t:_'q_nTnAc1rons Three quick ju,mps,' rizes $6. lat-`S-M ` lyyataon, B tram; 2n -Pte B; Meade: 1` I Ul.1.l*L ND 1 ll.l.lU" U \JUo Wooks Rac`'(i`tii)_ yd), prizes $7.50. 1st-; 1 Pte` Clark. "1 Coi` ` 2nd-T'rooper Bills, B 1 troop. 3rd-`-Pte F W. Terry, 6 00. T ` nl\-`(clan 6:.-um uunnn uunnn Q77 Kn I :1` uguup. oru--1. no 1' vv LVIIJ, u uu. Consolation race, p`:-izes $7.50. lat- Trooper Cqldham. B troop. _2nd--Pte W. Felstead, 5 0. _3rd--Pte Smith, 4 Co.- - ' Tna nwir (naval!-v` nriz $1200. A V. u Lruupa. ' \ B Troop :5--Regl. Serg.-Major S. Watson, Troop Semi.-Major I.. ataon, Corporal Mc- Nab, Troo rs Don las. Breudon, Harvey, Lathem, urst, gchoeld, `Bell, Watts, Ylnin Sgt, Black: co+a;'p;.;;1a:;.; (381. @552: ton, Troopers Milex, Flint, Monti In, Me- Tnlenon Qwmna (`.-1a"\KTnlnh left (12th) prize 312. Left ' (12h) :--Privates J.v_ Wernhun. gUo.; N. ernham, 8 00.; T. Thomvlon, 11... III Q.....o R n..._1 Vanna am.- "`i7xIE:".% ,s`ai"(ca`$31"S?,'Ei.'6of"A v. B Troos`. ~ 2 % % D mhnnn .'__DnnI Qnrnf: _Mninr Q Wnhann mXm"1`roo1v):--Sgt`. Gninger, Sgt. VTilley, Black, Cowl. Donaldson, 00 L Stret- 4-An 'I`u-nnnnrn Mnnv Flint Mnlhi Inn Mn. Will I.` ID LIIJIUQ, l.'LlIulUg J) Intyre,uymes. Craig; Welch. Won by B. Troop." Tun A` urn: l'I\"II+.IIi\ I-:n"|f. 14015 W \1lvl.l) :--'Il'lVdloOI U. H vsuunlu, 8 00.; N.u%ernham, "Thompson, 800.; F. Smart, 6 00.; J. Young, 700.; 0. Husband, 600.; A. Pow 0500.; J. Watt, 7 00.; A. Trimble , 00.; R. J. (l:ord, 5 00.; J. Taylor, 7 . ; T. Hands, 5 l)cp:;rLznem' of Public Works. Ottawa, "lad J uly, 1885. U0. 7 ~ Right wing (35th) :-Co 1 Sneath, 3 00.; Privates Meade, 1 Co. ; ay, 1 0o.;- Hud- son, 1 00.; Blair, 2 Co.; Leach. 2 Co ; Gib- son, 2 _Co.; Curtis, 3 Co.;. Sgt. Kirku . 3 A . Dunn-`nu A nth o .Illl|`.`\`Il'| A .l\ 0 i 2 Co.; Curtis, 3 Co.;. Sgt. mrku 3 Co.; Privates Cook, 4 Co.; Csmplin, 4 .; Scott; .4 Co. Won by left wi (12th). $22113 of war-( ntry V. Cavalry), prizes Cavalry, G. G. B. G. :_--Regl. Sgt.-Major f 8. Watson, 1`:-oop Sgt.-Major J. Watson, ` Corpl. McNab, Troopers Douglass, Breadon, ` Harvey. Lstham, Hurst, Schoeld, Bell, Watts, Klein. 'l'......L-n `I051. n-`A QKI-In o_pr;vnnn J vvuu uy D. Jump. Tug of war(Infan1_3rv'), right wing (35th) v. left wing (12th), prize $12. TAN: unn I190-.I-:\ -_..DI-;|1nAl .Tv Wrllhlll. V! awn, nu: Infantry, wi2th and 35th :--Privates J. -Wernham, N. Wernham, Thompson, Quart, Young, Husband, Powers, Watt, Trimbley, Ford, Taylor, Hands. TIL. Run I-mu-an lln. Ra I.`Ul'l.l, ..l.II lUl', J.l.l`bl.l.\.|Bu Won by B troo G.G.B.G. A silver meda , value $15, given by the I Chaplin of the regiment, the Rev. Gowan h Gilmore, to the best all round athlete. Won by Troop S-M J. Watson, B troop. A ulnar mnnl vnlnn 315, given bv Sarah Dy troop 0'1". 0. VV HIIBUIJ, 1) Iuvvl: A tnlver medal. value $15, given; by Se_rgt. Foote to the second" best all round athlete. Won'by Pce W. Ongh. I) A`;-nnnn (1 T nnnninnn (1 R. vvon'oy rue vv. uu Referee-Colone1g(: T. Dennison, G.G. B. G. J ad es--Col. O'Brien, Col. Tyrwhitt, Xorkan Simcoe Rgt.; Maior Dunn, G.G. B. A `M .....n.nn l".nnu-niH-1an__T.im1f._ Merritt. | IOTK anu. OIIIIUUU Hugh} u.lII|Ul yuuu, vguu U- G. Mann ing Committee-Lieut. Merritt, G.G.B.G.; ieut. Shannon, York and Sim- coe Rgt. Finance Committee -Maj. Ward, V and Q `Raf. - (`ant nAnninnn_ G-.(-}.B.G.:` 00 nag`: .[`ln5uUU \JUl.Llll.ll.Ill.IVU' ' LLLDJ. vv lulu, Y. and S. Rgt.; Capt. Dennison, G.G.B.G.;` Sgt.-Major S. Dougall, Y. and S. Rgt. The Chautauqua circle. The Chautauqua Circle closed the first year of their four years course on Tuesday evening, June 30th. at the residence of Chss. Morris Esq. The right key note was struck at the commencement of the meeting, so it passed off as the last before the holidays should in a very happy and pleasantwav. During the evening Miss Appleby gave a reading, Miss_ Lizzie -Bird an instrumental solo, and the Rev. Mr. Haryett a vocal solo, all of which were very much enjoyed, and not less so the strawberries and cream pro- vided by the hostess. f\n unan`nCr~:nn flan ham-izv Of th FOI'.\'I).~ A Plated Butter Knife. `on Dunlop Street. Saturday, June 27. The ovyner can have the same on paying for Advertlsement. A pply at this ofce. . 27-28 vmea ny me nesocua. On resolution the hearty thanks of the Circle was given to their resident, J. M. Hunter, M.A., for his sel -denying labors during the year. A tew short speeches were i made`, which showed that by his learmn , tact, and the interest shown for the Circle s improvement, he holds the kindest regards of all its members. i - rm_- _-..-...: ........ ..t L}... IQQQ nlnan u-rill nnni. OI 811 F8 HIBIDDCFB. The second year of the 1888 class will com- mence on the let of October next. Any joining at that time will commence the first year of the 1889 class. but the reading will be the same as that done by the second year members of the 1888 class. nu, _ 1.-_ _A. A.I_-A. s........L.. `nun 1-if 4-Ln hirv memoers 01 B116 IOOO man. The fact that twenty-four of the thirty members of the class were present at this | meeting is an evidence that the enthusiasm Q of the Circle has not abated. School Examinations. The Entrance Examination was held in the Colleglate Institute on the 2nd and 3rd inst. The Examiners were Messrs. Morgan, .I.'P. S., H. B. Spotten, M. A., andthe Chairman of the Public School Board. | Number of candidates 110. rnL- 1'.\_.-....:....L:....... (nu Qnnnnr] and Third I Number OI canuluaces 1.10. The Examinations for Second and Third Non-Professional Certicates are now going on in the Model School building. Number of Candidates III, 48 ; III and II, 12 ; II, 8 ; total 68. Mr. J. 0. Morgan, 1. P. S. isspre- siding Examiner, assisted by J.' Tait Mathematical Master, Collegiate` Institute, Uollingwood, G. Henderson and T? 0.` I Steele, Model School, Barrie. 'I"l...-u.-n -:3 n nan? aunt-trlra in Enllrnca EX- 336816, M008]. DCIIUUI, 1)ru`uo. There is a new departure in Entrance amination. Readinq papers from II and III Readers. Two extracts are to be read, one chosen by the Candidate and one-Vby the Ex- aminer. There is also a second reading of Examination Papers, and a value aixed for Orthography and the general literary and mechanical style, as distinguished from the matter of the papers tnemselves. This necessitates a large additional labor for the LIUUUDDA vwvvw Examiners. Attempted Burglary. . ' On Monday night an attempt was made to I enter the hardware shop of Messrs. Pnryis 4 Bros. The burglar who was evidently a ` bnngler, attempted to raise the window with a chisel, but failed from utting the instru- ment under a cleat attac ed to the base of V the frame instead of the sash. He then broke a pane of glass with the intention of nnfastening the window. but the_ noise at- tracted the attention of Nightwatchman Mania, and the burglar ran up the alley `leading to Collier street, and Marrin s dog The do get hold of him some distance back of e store and there are evidences of a tussle between the canine and the man.- As he was running" away Marl-in saw snicient to enable `him to identify him . shonldhe see them again. He was follow- ed down towards Allandale some distance, and when Marrin was returning he saw a man sitting in a shed nearSimpso`n s brewery who . said "he" -' came` from Penetangnishene, s and was m momm. to . get into a A shop for-some ' _T_he'man hada carpet |bag with him. It is 'ust possible he was the ` `burglar and waiting for ` the plnnder. "Mai'rin`-'shoiild`ha`v'e arrested him. . e . Banter cannula. Dr. Barnardo, of_ London, -England, is pending out about thqluq week in July, a. petty of one hundredpyn` for : farm and ` other employment. Those desirous` of en- _ ing -hove should` -'ap`131y' Iearly to Mr. ward Duff, superintendent, A H: 231 Brae, Peterborongh, Ont. , , ,_ _.. ...... \...n.. _. -.. 10I .">7$.:\_LVI BOILER A1\D TW B.ng}nc. neaxj1y'new`;>s1itab1e'fo1f_gvg _m_ill nnnn.-.,.. g1=mamnnwsrnncm rams. :n_umr nmron 1 no: - . -.2: '2 "R 'ogethe1-_,"constrn" A Not a chapter or Local History. ' A magnicent .show_er on Monday ' ' t _` . l""`.; . i -D9n t. fail to End the Barrie Quarterly Cattle Fa.`ir.' _' V ` -The Zlze to bnychap prints is at} W. IR. Phillips & Co s. T ` -Is Z1:;_(2t poewsible to, keoi) teams of the newly made boulevards." ' 1 In If e _"pe.:.;;:;;.;1;" e` Fair on Thursday, l6th._ : I. -For -chea A prde` or. ready.-made clothing goto LR. illipa &'Co s. -A communication from Mr. Hewaon with several other matters are cgowded out .'=h"1'_*>_ _ 3}` the Barrie Cattle- I to take in the Band moonlight 3 excursion to-morrow night. It will do you Is power of good. _,, PII ,,, , , A I `;*i~r.i[iisi.f ;rVii;1--daily at G. Mann- drell a English Pork hop. Y\ ' (N111 1` camp meeting will commence to-day at Big Bay. Point under the direction of a Toronto Methodist church. uuuvumn A J"1'l!4lV'l'1UJN!-b1a1lIIl1I8l` nuuuu. Windi`ass, Ropes, Hooks, &c., for sale cheap. Applyat this Oice, , _ 25-28 LS1}nL}' i_1ia'Ji};{ifnZc3;.ey, m to loan at low rates. Mortgages purchased. Barrie I on & Savings Company. ,,LL _ :11: ;v:)-txrl_(irb;_`:rgr:a't imp:-os`*ement to |'Dunlop street if the vetandahs were removed. l'l`hst a the style of all the `go-ahead Western | `nnvn -The pulpit of the Congregational church I was lled last Sunday by Rev. Mr. Crompton in the morning and J. M. Hunter, M.A., in the evening. ' is I 11 1 1 L1,, L4- A,_,L_, _L --People who attended the lawn party at Mayor Sewrey s Tuesday night had a. very pleasant time. The music of the band was a great attraction. nu 1'1 `rt ', _L' _, I ,1] _L 5- v-- -..__.v._._. -The Entrance Examination was held at the Collegiate Institute last Friday and there were 110 applicants in this important linitiatory examination. run ,1 ,_,J J_._-_LL-_1 ___L J--- ------v'_J ---..:_.__.-- -_- -Ten cents saved and deposited each day with the Barrie Loan & Savings Company at 5 per cent W111 in ve yeam amount to $206,- 96 ; ten years, $471.89. ` --If any of our friends have copies of the Barrie Magnet of an early date, they would confer on us a great favor by sending them to the editor of this paper. L, LL. _j___,'_ -Parti;:n-lavr` aft-tgntrinn given to thue admin- istering of Vitalized Air for the painless ex- traction of teeth at Dr. Bosanko s office. The most approved apparatus is used. 8-tf. It 1-: I , L ,,,J t`l'T-'IL-_ `l'-:JL._ -.... v`.-.v-- -vrl--v . -_ ..`_.._.-..-_.. -Messrs. Robert and Walter Laidlaw are now travelling in Switzerland, and intend spending two months in European touring before returning to their Canadian home. 1-7 `I ' L l,,__,_.I_L _ 1.-..-- V`:-"1:1Il.8"';5-1.1;.-1;. -V'I{'e_r;d'riol;~1)1'o`1'1Vg`l1(t7 VB_bdl`g0 loaded with lumber into port from Sutton on Fridav afternoon. She had also a. lot of -...I-.. .._...J._ C-.. `sniivn Arno` Luann A` `snafu uxuuruuuu. DUO IJCLI QIDU II I. rnuuy vv cedar crooks for bows and knees of boats. 'uxg p.~\m<.. --~ A bU1m Al\U '1'vvu ltngmcs. near1y'newA suitablefor saw mill Dllrrmstjg. For price and terms,_ apply to H. BIRD nee. L._ '1`. C. The machinery can be =-` by 11W13'1I1g to JOHN PLAXTON. Barrie. --The catapult nuisance is again to the front and the: small boy rejoices in street practice. The Town Inspector should at once put himself on the trail of the annoying and dangerous game. ' , L ,,, LL- ._`-'___.I..LL| --Quite a number went on the moonlight excursion on Friday night by the Enterprise. Prof. Byrnes orchestra furnished. music for the dancers. The evening was calm and the trip was much enjoyed. H-1 _.L __:L- -' ___.___1.-.. _c user vvuv-I -....V- `.-"-J v`-. -'Ihe Enterprise took quite a. number of lads and leases no the bay last Friday night. Professor Byrnes orchestra furnished music ` for the occasion, and the excursiomsts say | they had a very nice trip. '_,,,L_J A.., II . II L`....II.. - way. -.~\.- -'.'I ---- .. -4Attention i irected'toMr. M. Scully s advertisement in ay ADVANCE. Those who ought to know, that kind treatment ' and thoughttul atten 0 aka this one of the best substitutes boar er has for his own home. --- - - - . - Q -We have received a communication from a person signing himself Uonservative, which we cannot publish because the real name does not accompany the article. Correspon- dents should remember that this is our in- variable rule. - -- 1- 1\ I II` `I \A,,_ Vitliuluxc 1 usp. ` --Mr. J. Brown and` Mr. and Mrs. . Alfred Swaisland left here on Thursday afternoon for a. trip to the old country. Be- fore leaving the station the Ancient Order of Foresters presented Mr. Brown with a. Past Chief s regalia. I I , -4 _L-__ ___L -.....'....L. \4.---- ~ -va-.--... _--An amateur boat race, stay seat against l sliding seat, for a $3 hat, took place on the bay last Friday evening, distance two miles. Geo. May in the stay seat, gave W. Hazlitt in the sliding seat two lengths start, and beat him home. Time, IS min. 20 sec. co----nu IE` I p -The Rev. J. I. H1ndlev,~M. , pastor of the Congregational church, has recovered from his indlsposition and will preach (D. V.) next Sabbath at the usual hours. Morning subject, Christian Characteristics; Evening Subject, What I Live For. Strangers wel- 001110. __ _ .- .. .n. . . It .1 1' L Aavlaavn - --Yesterday the Collier street Methodist church Sundav school had its annual ex- cursion to Couchichin Park and Orillia per steamer Enterprise. any 'of` the parents and friends of the pupils went and had a days enjoyment which will leave pleasant IIIBIIIOPIGS. II `I'\ , ,4" ____ lllvuavs away -We imve to thank Mr. Brown, our obliging next door neighbor, for a box of most delicious strawberries. They were tne Shim-p1ey s variety and go large, that we do not like to give the measurement in view, of the egg, fish and sea-arpent stories peri- odically told. V ,`S__ `l1-..L:..L -L...--L An Qnnzinwi -un. mu.m..--nvuununal` uvv muuuuxa 5 stories high, hard and soft water. Atpply "U. this otllce. 48-t . UUIUQLIJ UVIVII - l ---Services in Baptist church on Sunday next as follows : ll a.m. and 7 p. m. Morn- ing snbj`ect,ePe'rsons Eligible for the King- dom of Heaven. In the evening the ordi- nanceof likeness baptism will be administer- ed, when the pastor will answer the qneltion What Mean ye ,by`This Seljvice? ' ` -Collier street Methodist church, Rev. J. W. Annie, B.A., pastor. Services in the town hall while improvements are being made in the church. Next Sunday, July V 12th, the services will be conducted morning end evening by the pastor. Subject for the evening, Shams. and Realities, No. 2, Strangers always welcome. -In looking ` over ,the,prin_t_ed report `from the-Synod of the church of England `in To- ronto, we_ noti_co_. that,L,besit1es_=b_eing reap- pointed on the Sunday school committee of the diocese, Mr. 'J. O. Morgan; who has for 10 years. not . over served as. delegateto the `Synod from Trinity church; - Bau-ie, was ap- pointed Scrntineer for election of Lay Dele- gates Provincial Synod, and was also MUGHLY - I-`rof. 1". L. Cavanag. she celebrated Phrenoiogist. will be at the Barrie Hotel the next few days. -I ,,-,_ :_ LL- L..-h -.I......l.2_2._..... ohosen on a. select oommitfee to bring out 8. new edition of the chant and tune book in use throughout the dioceee.. 1" n .u `I l`I-._-..-._L -L- __I_L__-L-J pnwnsv av u nan-J ~- --? +-Th6 ADVANCE is the best! advertising` medium in the County. Let no business man forget this. ' N1! ,1) ____'_- L-.. ..-_.. 1|-all can nun van!!! now-an nv- av: van--. -`-The cold wave hau gone and we are now in the enjoyment of weather rendering ice cream and fans desirable. luxuries. vsvu-nan U'no\D -nun... u--v--...__- -______ _--The account of the entertainment at Angus on let inst. was crowded out for want of space. but it `will appear in our next. There will be 9. dance on the 13th, as also one on the 29th at the Dominion Hotel after the Barneafather concert. Last Saturday morning about two o clock re was discovered in a building near the corner of Dunlap and Mulcaster streets, just east of the Queen : Hotel. The upper part` was occupied as ea ehoemaking shop, and was owned by Neill Bros. The fire brigade was promptly on hand, and soon had the fire under eontroL The whole of the upper part of the building was destroyed, and it extend- ed to the next building west occupied b Mr. Crocker. who, it will be remembe . was burnt` out `last winter just west of the Queen s Hotel. Pretty much all the etu in both buildings was saved, but of course dam- aged somewhat by removal aud water. The re originated on the outside of N eill s build- ing, and is believed to have been the work In` an dnnnninrv MAAIPI RWIR. tmr\.\1`,I1m`l) mvr; MUUMISL) nuusn`, UN Muskuka Lake, to rent for summer. One wile from Boutunuris Landing. VDaily mail. jye1w- Inilvs from Gravenhurst. Excellent n. 'l`<:r1ns .1:1oderubP. Address 'THOS. \\ F1016. Puint Kaye. Muskoka. 27-29 ! mg, sun 1!! IJUHUVISU I90 uuvv uuuu uuu vvvus of an incendiary. Messrs. Neill Bros. hsd an insurance of $1000 on their building, and Mr. Cracker $1500 on his stock. The amount allowed Cracker for damage is about mg, though he claims his loss will be over Mr. Luke Beattv, of the Bank of Toronto, was shooting at a robin in a tree on the grounds of Senator Gowan last Friday, when the shot reached two men who were work.- ing on the Senator's new building. Four- teen of the almost spent shot entered the face and neck of James McKee, and it is fortunate that the distance, over a hundred yards, from where Mr. Beatty stood to the building, prevented what might have been a serious if not a fatal result. Too much care cannot be exereised in the use of re arms. We are sure that no one feels more regret at the accident than Mr. Beatty himself. Mr. Mc;Kee is not seriously injured, and thou h some of the shot are still imbedded in t e tissues of his face, the accident will not materially interfere with his ordinary duties, and he will be all right in a few days. Police Court. L. W. Wheeler accuser` Robert Couch with assault and battery. Both parties are from the neighborhood of Belle Ewart. The magistrates sent the ease up for trial. T..o-un. W7}-nnnlnr clan nharoed uav1na- vv uucxur muu uuou5s..u .. Couch w1_th assault. The case, has abandoned. -|:,,_ L! ____ -_ `|A ....L...... AL;-an: fl-an IDBDUOIICCL Mrs. Frances Monteer eharges the same- man with threatening to kill her. This case -----~- -- `A- Awnw\:nnHnn t 9 TI. `IT!-_ I-IID will man wmn ulreawmug uu nun um. .. comes up for examination to-day at 2 m-. D On Monday John G. Harley char e Mr. .-.J...l....In Iinnnr dnnlnr, nrnntn_ UH UULILI \Io LIIIIIVJ \II.IIl| um ant. Ramsay, wholesale liquor dealer, foronto, with selling liquor in contra-vention of the Scott Act. By consent Vof- counsel on both sides the case was `adjourned till next Mon- | day. Vllul IDII Vanna vale Announcement of Christ Church, Reforin- ed Episcopal, Rev. William H. Barnes, Rector. Church services in Lecture Room of Collier street Methodist Church. Sunday School and week day services in Y. M. C. A. ball, Dunlop street. Sixth Sunday after I Trinity. Morning subject, The Presence of Christ (11); Evening subject, A Wonder- Working Rod that can be had for the Ask- ing. `Sunday school and adult Bible class at Q n m l`..-inrmntinn studies and evangelistic lug. `ounuay BULIUUL uuu. auuu: ununv vluuu an 3 p.m. C-)nrma.t1on studles and evangelistic servlces Wednesdays at 7. 15 p. m. Service of son , Fridays at 7 p.m., and conference for Bib 9 study at 7.45 p.m. Subject for this week, The Parable of the Great Supper. The Minnie Campben. This animal, which was/declared to be well and in trotting order some time ago. and which Dr. Bailey of this town orgdered -- `L- _L..L l....L ..-inc-A kmmnun aha wan CIICQUU VVIH UU l'ULlll'1l.C(l. . `<- The Department wxll not be bound, to accept the lowest or any tender. . . - e -.__ By order, A anmrn. 1 I110 wuiuu U1`. uauuy um yum uunu u5\u.u.\. to be shot last winter because she was glandered, was brought to the racecourse last.Monday. . he was not cured as alleged, and Dr. Bailey again ordered her to be shot, and she -was shot accordingly That` a reputable V eterinary Surgeon like Dr.|Bai1ey could have mistaken the disease was not at , all likely, and that glanders had been cured was altogether incredible. VVhat will the parties who got up that cure story say now 2 Band of Hope. At the last meeting of the C.E.T. S. Band of Hope the following resolutions were passed: Moved by Wm. Spry, seconded by E. G. Bird, that a vote of thanks be tender- ed to each newspaper of the town. It was also resolved to give theeditors and pro- prietors of the town newspapers an invi- tation to the annual io-nic. On motion of E. J. Roqerson, sec. y Miss Millar, a vote of thanks was given to the Society's report- ers for their valuable services. The meeting then-adjourned till the first Tuesday in Sep- tember. False Pretenoes. A few days ago one James Pierson got a. horse from James L. Burton under false pretences. ,Also from one Frederick Steele a horse, wagon, harness and overcoat. . Constable Greer soon got on the trail, and recovered the propertv where Pierson had disposed of it, at Sharon` and Queensville in the County of York. The same fellow got a colt from pound at Richmond Hill, and was arrested for this offence. and is now in To- ronto gaol awaiting his trial for that offence. he maglbrawa BULIII IIIJU U630 up IUI. ulnun. VLavina- Wheeler also charged Robert- `LL -........IL This nnnn I-nan knnn van. .1. MO 1 on y QDQSKBQ In,` ruuua happy meeting at 8 p. m. b singmg the Evening Hymn. Much credit is due to the ladies who carry_on the good. work, Miss Marion Mock:-idge, Pres.,' the Misses Mason, See. and Tress. The Band numbers at `present 110. ,- Band of Hope Picnic. .~ The` Band of_Hope of T1-ini Ohurch met veaterdav st 3 "o'clock in mun or about 80. `V Game: and the necesssry tea and cake were iengaqed in,- races, etc., etc. The verv `Ln:-urn! mnntino But 8 D. H}. bv --1 v---- v-- --.-v--------v The annual excursion of the Barrie Pres- byterian Ohurch will take place on Wed- needav`, 22nd inst. `to Port Cockbnrn, St. Joseph Island. There will be special train to Gravenhnrnt, and then by two boats which have been chartered for the occasion. Particulars next week. {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE smam corms.` nvn omrra. In-ebsbyte1_'1a.n'Churoh Excursion. - WI __,_________ -1 AL. 1).. -_ r Christ Church. 'I`:;~ Accident. 1 `LI .`.`v|l} For 211 H<)rn4;s1i- } 3l>03. &c., &c.. go to the Central A 1 hepm, Sign or the Indian Chief, Pound E. lmf'l`lUs}LL. Dunlop Street. Bs.rrie.. I\ R2115. V Hhu noted Brands of Imported and (`max-5, Tobaccos, Meerschaum and XEALED Separate Tenders, addressed to the \ nnrlnrnionp, nnd endorsed "Tender for FARM mm. ACRE FARM FOR. fgzrlll for sale or rent, Lot 23. 7th Con. Ves- Dra. Ii miles from Barrie. on good road; land i3 "`d.V loam with (-.lnv hnttnm - 90 nfnrpn n.lp_:u-Ad Wis 1: Ilnlcs from land is with clay bottom; 90 acres cleared and well ft-nccd, all under cultivation." 40 acres in ("r0I|.1)u1}1n(-,0 nnnrlnrl rlnurn - onn wall nf . 40 30 u1t1vat1"' 11 of ,.... "('11 mu:c ,,31c:(:1m;1( 5"rd' ood (-.r0p.1mlanc0 Ed in the bvrndgr the urn wan-,r, a small T_ %0 X 40. gta.b18 an mg and im- 13?"? 0' ']lifr1?'(;:l<`1)%nl1(cad of cat? dgnaes. 55" g I a w1 ) (1 term plcmcnt s}10 :v]1g];1((feI)\\9iblg0 (1 Oggggti at the good young 0 ' ' f ears- or rented for 9. number 0 5 U 6 p1'0' j owner 011 .- zvA.\'(;1c Ullicc. 01` W the misos. - FARMERS A'l`TFNTION!--Slauhter House. 1 \.VinrH`nc:u 1?nnnu 'I-Innlra Rrn fnvv nnln 4u)VA.V mises. 20-tf nu L2 A1314; 'I`IMB_ER tfaczg` tgat V6.1; \ To be sold by p1_-1va.te 0011); Townahi 01 valuable lot of land sxtuate i3 tbfethe East tiu V. .and being comD05 1 lo 5 ofeifoia number 6. in the 4th C0_%-ongllitgng of avily wooded, the tilnber The timber niaple, b_rel an(1thoth;)1;If g.}s;'e rice lulgg ao Wl more an forngoth land and timber nduvznoinsglga the ill make a rst-clms %`rg'reg will be aolsd timbe , -onsisting o _ ' to o 3eEi1r:flcI|('.A F0t1'69p%;;E::lai:l:sBf:&I;}yTOl`0Dt0o 8'00 . or to JOHN W nt. MORROW. M981 E_" `3s$g%v and Auctionee}, Barrie. T_1 61iTsALh:.-1:oUGHcAsT DWELLING 2 mnrirnu hirrh hay-A nn unfit wnfnr AfI"l'|]V Tues" 15500 ramswrcx. 13` June Tnos. S. M.~\CLEOD_. ESQ" palatal!- Alent'Cana.d1an Mutual Aid 1: h on to thin, Sm,-Al1ow me througd he Directors W. P. P . E .. Secretary. 3' n f0 of the c':"adi331 Mutual Aid` A-6' the pavment of V ' aunt the sum of $2393.72. the 8111 due m terms 0 held by my h . ., 183103 v f 9. certicate in the A.3P . T usband. the late . Innisl. The Associatio .n has mv best Wuhea` O giuccess, and It - - mmendln ake pleasure in P800 It as a. cheap an d reliable mBlW9 f w.` - e I ance. - R F{TRNI ~.`}IEAI> J;`MlV_I<;;OOMED HOUSE , IQN Yl}\`L I\L'u T.u|;n on any-.1 Fan unvnvnnr Z the efection of "a. 1~:NDER"`- .111. id |` Brick h 83*}?!-lvlfriuggar BDl)5:3i1I.ie(!%.e!f.i)$lS . high and perm we {our Association j.D01l El`; .1 val`! h1'u,R$. Personal] h -1 ti '1 add. gag this co1Ie11s%?32i$t;:?3 numb; your: thggany, and to acknowledge very hearqilv; and vanable courtesy shewn by ypnr dmcgr gm a ct; that -your manner bt_ cannot tan asap 1.5/nd adaumns -honest #1511115, y successful" 1 . , Yours tn1Iv_ . L v --AT THE-- Egshq END STORE. n..._ 4.I.:....... ......I VALU ABLn[:`, T1 MBER hu nv-Santa <`0ME ONE. COME ALL, AND GET BARGAINS, ` . 28 U. ru Tluuujuu is going to siiqgghter things. and SELL OFF ELOW 0081'. GARD or THANKS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J.--:-;"""""'--'71-" .4/.\I[ } F`1mulI'H . . . . .. ,per1b . Smoke" eta. per 1b., Break- :ts. per 1b.. Roll Ba" . 9cta. pervlb. .... uuunently at W Yours trul L . 11th June. 1885 .-'r rm (1 1 St. .T.,? ... .3 n'3. .'a1v guinma I-`Cling... P. E -GR.-\HAM.-O 0the Rev. J. W.-nAnI,),?;mf3`iXn Day, 1385 b. caster Street`. Mr .1'Q?gh2 %` afson}: ' " 06. to awe. Mul \Iiss Annie Graham, 3,1101 veg prao %@** 3 into u-61:11! I`HE-- Yours triy, `MR . u1un1tU' :1`, Pamswicx, 13th June, 1885; An 13...` A. GOBEIL ROBERT HUBBERT. "J III-Ivvcunlul Ulo imox 8: LENNOX. 85- - om): LOT FOR SALE.- 'n nAn`nnn flan} IYAFV -*`""'v meme. -5 `1`nerp la I130 J ltolrggj:cI$;i3%edrmm inh wardrobe. 5 . . 7- 4?" _ , _--..... nu , ,_ n41__.|_ 5.. L ' eorizary. [THE SIMCUE BUYS! 'Interasting% Letters% from %-`LAt1%v%ance Special correspondents. A { J IN amp AT IIUMBIJLDT, N. w. T. A snoo-1-mo nun-on an-rwux nu ` mom coumuuns. The run which at the Queen : Birth- day 0o1o1Irst1on-ProrsmIne of line Dutch and the scores Ludo. tor Print given by Lt.-col. O'Brien and others-- Vcry Hot Weather. . Sxrunnav, J on 27th. 1885. We still remain at the same place, but , have had quite a pleasant change this week in the general routine of drill. by a Shoo ' Match between the 4 eight companies, an that alone has taken up -the mornings until after'Thnrsda .. On that day.Col. O'Brien left for Clarke s Crossing, a distance of about eighty miles, leaving Col. Tyrwhitt in com- mand. On Friday, wehad a grand field day under Lt.-Col. Dennison, of the G. -G. Body Guards. After going through the march past, and several manoeuvres, 001. Dennison made a speech to the York and Simcoe Re- giment, in which he stated thatialthongh the two regiments had not been called into very much action, -still they had performed the part that they had been ordered to do, in a most eicient manner, he fully believed that they were able to stand as good as any regi- ment in Canada, in any capacity whatsoever. The weather is very hot here. During I-IIUIIII LIL Ulluiilu, In any Dnynvluy vvuuvuvvvvs. weather xfery hot here. Durgng the week an mspectmn was held, at whnch ' prizes were given for men who had. the l cleanetdhits, and during the sihort timczlthe men a to remain on para. 9 sever o I them had to succumb to the heat, of the sun, and were carried off to the. doctor or to their tents. ` 1t-:__. trr___I n-..4. u on. `rail gguvaun` tents. _ _ ` Major Ward, Capt. Hunter, and several oicers, are away on. leave of absence, on a visit to Batoche, C1arke s Crossing and Sas- catoon. At the latter place the wounded. men are in hospital. attended by a number of the medical corps. 11.. Mnnnn\ Inf! {akin u-malt fnr OH-nun UK but: IUUUIUIII UUl'PHo Dr. McCarthy, left this week for Ottawa, and I suppose he will not return here, as we are daily expecting orders to move either to Clarke's or home. we do not care which, as long as we move from this spot. The musquitoes are very had here, and manage to make one : life a regular torment in the evening, although each man has a net, but they are like the rest of things here, quite a j:a.*-_._._A. n.L:_.:)) A... `Lang in Q`:-nnt\n Thaw ANKS.-'1`o my rnenuu In an. 0533, ogg.%%.rd..whov so kindly subscribed . magic c be inflicted on main contesting M z at the unicipal Council Board: The ` 5-8'31 feat of training at a. gust (m quali- Judzfn) and swaowin a. camel (the latsnt cltgwr who neith at _he eleotiononor since. {n _ ,;,,th1ng's i_nte ` 7 ,t xpthe board) is another _ @-L.I_..._ LI._L __-2L-_ may are mie inc ICED UL mung: umu, Iiunvv an different "bird to those in Simeoe. They are very large, with a tickle!- that will go through a military overcoat and then etnke like a hot coal. A smudge is the last alter-* native, and then the ctire is worse than the nnnn n:oI`- l com 11 com iaxnt. e donot getany news of any `description here, until the newspapers arrive on Sunday mornings, and then they are perhaps nine or ten days old, therefore you know more of the movements of General Middleton and the rest of the forces than we do. There arequite a number on this Humboldt trail that we hear of, but they lay quite a ' - tance apart. At Clarke s Crossing the`7th and 2nd 003. of Midland ; at Humboldt, G. G. B. Guards, York` and Simcoe ; at Touch- wood, the permanent Cos. "men of the Que- 1...... q..1......1 namdm and Winninea Cavalrv 2 W000, U118 permauuuu Uun Iuvu un. .uuv guy- beo School Cavalry and Winnipeg Cavalry ; at Fort Q,u Appelle, the 91st; and at Troy, the Montreal Garrison Artillery, these are all uponjthia trail. . rm... Mmmo-.oA Pnlma who took the fortv an upon Ema urau. ` The Mounted Polxce who took the forty prisoners to Regina last week, returned and camped with us on Thursday night, and will be in Prince Albert by Sunday next. White Cap and his band arestill held at Humboldt for some reason. . T 1' ~-- -`--- --Au an .1..L..:1 n` {Jan nnnvf nf ` 101' T833011. I enclose you 9. detail of the sports of the 24th of May, the prizes of which have just been paid out; the list of prizes, etc., in the Shooting Match, as well as the list of win- ners in the several companies in connection I with the Battalion, also a `descriptive list of the York-Simcoe Regiment, which will be a very useful thing for` reference at any future lnamn run, - t1me. 'Il 7_ 1 time. We noticed the letter from Reeve Sissons, and fully agree with him in many of his .-Views, and think he has the right bull by the home this time. One of the boys has just returned from a hunt after ma.tches,a.nd brings back with him ve bunches, cost 1%,, pretty cheap (?) here. Black tobacco, $1.20 per pound. rm..." ;. an little coins? on here at nresent pound. V There is so little going on present that would be of any interest, and I suppose you will hear from " this week, I believe I- will conclude this letter at once, as the mail leaves this afternoon, but if anything turn; up, will open up again. NON-COM. _... -- . 171'; p~__ L__ `_L_ v-..-.~. ..`_., .., . Program of Rie Magch [shot for by the York-Simcoe Battalion, stationed at Hum- boldt, N. W.T., on the 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th June, 1885, for the following prizes given by Lt.-Col. O'Brien and others : u L *n_LL_`l:.... ma-Ln}: nnrnnnnll fnr hv R0 GROCERIES v1i:ItY*~cH1-:A1.] glveu Dy lJIIo'\/vu v u. ..... ..__ --_-_ A lat--Ba.tta.1ion match, competed by 30 non-commissioned oicera and men from each company in the Battalion, let prize 330, 2nd .....:.. 15 _ . ;:.*;:m.'" "" * -L i ' To the N. C. 0. or man makin the highest ;core in above match, let prize 3, 2nd prize 29 ' -Rl,`anqes, 200, 400 and 500 yards. 4 shots eac . > - - ' -. 2nd-_-`-Cha.p1ain s _ Prizes, .by the Rev. Gowan Gilmore. Ten prizes of $l,;each to the ten making the highest individhbl scores Site: that to which has been -* awarded the` 2nd prizes in No. 1 competition. " A 1 L-.. *_..2...;un A` h lh. Zna. pl'l8$ lu Jnv. L vv-I-,-------._. Also tan `E:-;zea of fifty cents each, to `the ten men ma ' A g the higheat individual scores after the ten last above mentioned. a..u..:..:.....: :. mm various scores.` etc; of] the last above menmuuuu. Subjoined is the various scores," successful companies. etc. ' ' let prize won; by-No. 8 Co mute. '1.`q:n'y . . . . ` Adamson .. Armstrong Anm ..`... Fllntoif .. . . . . Fenton ..... . . . G2-sly ......... . ` H01 ingshead THE INTDRESTS _ OF BARRIE. THE COUNTY OF SIMOOE AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA OUR BARRIE,COUNTY 01+ SIMCOE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1885. at 15 - 13 10 VEALEU Separate *1'6Il(l6l'8, uuuruuaeu w um D undersigned. and endorsed "Tendentor hot-water heating 8.8 a.ratu3._Ba.rrie, Ont.. will be received at this cc untxl MONDAY, 20th instant. Plans and s ecication can be seen at this Department. ttawa, and at the oice of Messrs. Kennedy, Qaviller & Holland, Archi- tects, Barrie, 0nt., on_and after THURSDAY, ind instant. _ A . Persons tender mg are notied that tenders will not be consideredunless made on the printed forms supplied, Bed signed with their actual signatures. T , T - wnnh tunnr mnnf. ha uxmnmnanind hv an mu. 0 um, vu. or- 2nd hisgest score, won by Private Miller,,No. 8 .. $2. . 1'3 `A 59! K For highest score, won by Sergeant Brown ` b No. 5 00., $3. ` % `IF-.. 0;.) I..uIu.-L can-A u-ulna: `I... Dn:I9n`n Tc_:iiL'pLLi;i' (1Ei<`a;r_.')iZ[r.bGi1m'<>re) Prize. 1o ? at $1 egch : T ' ` gun a nu. 1 o....rw.n. my . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. at 5. . F3ftead .............. .. 27 2nd pmzea, 10 at 50 cents, won by 8....Sgt. Wernham . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 8....Pt.a. Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 1....Sgt. Mcuarthy ............ .. 27 3....Pt.e. Hebner...... . . . . . . . . . .. 26 4.... Labunta . . . . . . . . . . 26 4.. Brooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26 1.. D.0la.rk...., . . . . . . . . . . .. 26 3.. A. Orchard . . . . . 26 6.... Husband . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 p 8....S .Boa.rt..... ........... .. 25 ` Ran e 0 oer Lt. Vennell. Scorer for 12th, ` Col-Sg . Dougali. Scorer for 35th. Sgt. Smith. , -1 AL- I"I'_-__ `Il-__L_._._ I\.._`I_. vA`~1avu grvu-any--g -..v..--- -v_ .,-- . .. Winners of the Heavy Marching Order Competition, of the N. 0. 0'3. and men of the York-Simcoe Battalion, stationed at Humboldt, held on the 24th June, 1885, for grizea as stated against their names, given y Lt-Colonel R. Trywhitt, M.P. V ` Sar eants of the Right Wing, won by Col. Sgt.` yker, No. 2, $3; S t. M. McCarthy, no. 1, [$1 ; Sgt. Stewart, 0. 2, $1. Sergeants of the Left Wing, won by Sgt. ; Smith, No. 5, $3; Sgt. Price, No. 7, $2; ; Sgt. Foote, No. 5, $1. ` ` I-`!m-mwgln An.` Privnh-.ni_ u-an m-izes for Dgt. rouw, nu. a, V1. p , Corpora and Privates, three prizes for each "company, lat prize $3, 2nd prize $2, 3rd prize $1, wonby: No. I 00., Private `Christie, Corp. Cashon, Pte. Laskie ; No. 2, Ptes. Withers. Mc0abe, Banting; No. 3, P Ptes. Curtis, Symes, Fisher; No. 4, Ptes. Rogers, Black, Smith ; No. 5, Pte. Powers, Oorpl. Gilmore. Pte. Kirkpatrick; No.6, Ptes.`Brady, Hogg, McMu1len; No. 7, Ptes. J_. Taylor, Lyons, Hands ; No. 8, Pte. Taylor, Corpl. Piper,,Pte. Armstrong. 11 1,|,,_L:-._ -2 4.1.- f\........ .. D:..A'l-..l...- -6- \IVIrAo Qnrvo - cw. -_-: _-__ Celebration of the neexcn-s Birthday at Hunxboldt, N. W. T., by the Governor Gener- al : Body Guard and the York and Simcoe (12th and 35th) Battalion on May 23rd and 25th, 1885. n on - .... 11.. Bull mnnh Vnrlr and &CIll8.l slgnutureu. ~, Each tender must be H accepted bank che ue, In order of the Honors. le the _ Works, equal to ve er cent. the amount of the tender, which wi 1 be forte d it the party decline to enter into a. contract hen called on to do so, or if he fail to com lete e work con- Iracted for. .If the tender e notiocepted the cheque will be returned. `Q. 'rv.. Tlpnurtmpnt will nnf. ha hmmn. tn nnnent cempanied bf en e pa able to the nia rot Public