The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

oiuvvuva J was The Collingwood Enterprise denies the re port that Dr. Kirkland is about to retire from municipal life. We are. glad tolearn that _the,;umor;of the doctor : retirement is unauthorized. ' ' ' The Oarglwell Sentinel says another drink- ing aaloon just opened. This makes `the sixthfwhiskey `shop in -1`,ot.tenLl1amE in `full blast.` nvhieliie considered pretty (under - ..A...:.........J- Qnnl-G-, Ania . . rA1;i1~;1'irE?i3vsn"` `*1;s; r i ' ' ` "`Lni _: 3 the Township of Vesm-a.- connintino no I-Ln OUR GENUINE 20 PER GENT. DISCOUNT SALE! OVERGOATS CROMPTON & R YAN. SPECIAL VALUE THE GOLDEN BEAVER. Inmcxsmml _suop I` ` Jarqdfiiffl .. BIG- - ---.vv . Charles MLGibb6n will be a. candidate for the reeveship of _Peuetanguishene rendered vacant by the retirement of Dr. Spohn. SUITS! BAB.j.:`:EM L. S. & C. L. SANDERS, "e all marked in -plain gures, and the stok large, varied and well assorted. OPPOSITE THE SUMMERSETT HOT EL. A -----AND- --.-- ($1; a'.'a5xbo`}a ' BOOKSTORE. BARGAINS! gale: Gedt, of Stanton, lost` one` of his horses the other day. One of them kick- 'ed the other breaking its leg so that it was necessary to.shoot it. run In |l 1 1 .A']_`.. ]N`EILLY. S .1 Jilin-U 32-tf. Watch makers and Jewelers, ` Dunlop Street, Barrie} -13- I 1' USIO`IQE(5N$L 3-MissVMockridge willie- L , ' ceive a limitedmumber of music pupils, .3l`3>.`..AA`? :>`:``1``*`a?`Z`.V.q..5 DI! Rjgz:.s=r:r,i:92:.'e*':=a2 Tobc e': .`1'~' . V xi? 0 .- Inn an-nu` .... uu..-__- . If ` i th ' -F1;1'1rv'Ith1i1b1'I1antA tb ens i.~m'B , gmm 2:Fem95urYig- . ' 1 A - .. I \'_.v. I'5. O_,h`.` . 5': '3 .` xhgmruvemenu upon we pro erty. A180 West` of the East half of lot 0. 10, Con. 10, Ves- pra. consisting of 60 acres, twenty cleared. A never failing stream runs through the propel-Ity. Terms easy. Within a mile of churches. stores, `DOSE 93100,, 8.30. JOHN KENT. Minesing. 49-tf wuurrsb. 1 i"a1f:zeis- will e't the highest Tdronto price 19;` Cake Tallow V1 brpught. to the Tannery. " - `8'0ash Paid. for Hide: and Sklnmm ` ' - 461:1 _ . w..1_1. CROSS&C0. The annual tea-meeting and bazaar at the I Congregationa1`Church, Edgar, will be hgld to-day. Good speaking and a pleasant time ge11era1ly is expected. ' H II A` II . . - l OR.SALE.-LO'l` 6,~ CON. 8. VESPRA 2oo acres, wel1Vt11_x_x`bered. within half a miie of 1-: {Inn-an -I-Alan LA_.. 1. - L-____ -..J ...4__.- -FUR..BALE.-LOT welltimbered. railway station. There is a. house and some im vement u- on the t . A] W t hrgf the Ea.atphaIf'nf 1.3. rlany (`.nn,slo0 ` 'OAK%:%m1fALLow:% io,ooo LBS. or-' x: uuuulur Ul. uiuaw pupuu, 3' E9?'D.1.`1Q-.1l1'5` 130 e_to.. `apply at, o. 3 -`X3 t..;J 11! J . .. .3,`u,15V Yll VASTIMEHAN MANTLES CROMPTON &Ij_YAN, f\%I TFLI P\F'A WW3 GRAND VALUE Two lads, Uraighead and ?McLean fell` through the ice at Midland a few days ago and but for timely assistance would have gone the wav of allesh. " ` - n__-_- 4\_.-___-_A_, `__#7A_-,4 _ GOLDEN at-zgyaa. ; 4uu.|;cr.' ~ `; "_ ' III 3.l.I.J I D -% d B}-ands of Im T b Maigfiim mm ' 0` '5-!( 3 : Meerschaum 'estic Cigzu-s._ o h C '8%6`%ix?3' "g3?-"1a IxL1?ii1tn1cCl1?ef. Pound vhuop,streev.Barr*- ARM FOR . SALE... bra, rm.`-'0!` 88-18 or re11t22f}0RE FA H .u 1* us sandy lnnlea 5-onm Barrie. 0t 23, 7th con, veg. and weiiltitgn wu-,1; clay but-tgn g_ood road; land is in cm benced, an under '11. a_cres cleared water 9 8-lance seeded dQult'3tlon, 40 acrCS house'1` smaumond in tlgwn; good W "i that v;9al`80 barn 60 x 40 t 9 barn yard; good -blame tl hold 20 head 03` 3 able un.d(_31 the bar!` good 11 sheds, shee a`r(x:&m`. ~ drmng and ml or ,e..;a" .,2.=.s=.h,:~rd- Wmbe`::,`idh:,:1::.*gy%:;;.,: umber of years. Applf; at the t 0 pro 'AnvANcn*. 0111 87` ' ` C8 or t 17110 owner on ROBERT IIUBBERT. 1111533 .294: ` ARM SALE.-122 AoRE_FAI}M F339;`, farmfor sale rent, Lot 4th Um rain 11 man... mm `Rn:-rip nn Lrnnd nempentemt Bay. _ The a.bove'lands are offered espec-mlly cheap and in` nearly every case :1. very small cush _pS" mom will be accepted. and easy tcnnst.'1`9 for the balance. A V The'va.cant town lots can be purchased 0. still easier terms. in case the purchaser intent? 13-ly to bnildimmediately. Apply to STRATHY 86 AULT} Barristers. B81719 nouse ana Darn; $1200. " _ Ci` Several, Park Lots West of Mr. Ewan? 1`'~d dence and havmga. ne View of Rama 1111 Kem enfe1dtBa . 'l`h;)nhnvn"lAnrlyn nu-A nfh=.r0.d csnecinlls` VVUJI Slblldlull, ILUUHL u) IIIUCS LI'UIll .`\Hl>I\H|- `TIN Y.-'--Eu} 88 in 1st Con.. (except 4 ucr.-s) 3 very clagd farm ; $1200. , N} t9 in 1st Con. 100 acres good lam. price $1000. ' VESPRA.--VV.' of '2! in 6th C0n.. 8In.'1I1o1C:11" ring, Well Watered and timbered, soil good. 1 Art nf 9`) in RH1 l.nn Vnnnrn H0n.(`I`S. K00 115, well watered and mnoereu, sou gum. art of 22 in 6th Con. Vespra, lloucres. S00 , 1 house and barn; $1200. ' . - Qnvnrnl Dnrlr Lntq \Vonf. nf KTI`. FWIIYI 3 reel.` A girl up about Goldwater writes thus to I her fellow : I promlsed to be yours January. I f the Lord spares me I will go wlth no other fellow but you. Yours truly. A uuy uuupwu 1Ul' SlUCK l'H.l5lll;.{. NOTTAWASAGA.-~E 5 of lot I in asplendid fann 90 acres cleared, go ings. plenty 0 water from :1 m.-vc stream. no waste land. 'l`IPt`|YY\,lQh"l`ll' \Y 1 T n4- I .'.. 11}. - Hlal'Clllll. IIU 'l:lSLU H.Ul(l. -TECUMSlJ'l`H.--N Lot 4 in 11th `* (acres. About 80 acres cleared. .\ 340 well situated, about 3 milesfrom .-\1li.< VFIMV ' D` 1 cu :n Int (`nu lnvnxxvxf . IN UR 1 I1 UIl1l41Jl.`\.--l`ltl'lv gt uuo 0 11 80 10.. 40 cleared. excellent son]. gong! 1 property we-ll watered, a rst-cluss 1:11- -ally adapted for stock rinsing. Nn'l"l`AW.\Al:.\ -._I4`..Lnflnt1in: U511 UU easuy UH"{tl'L'(l. ' INNISFIL.--.\ Q: of Lot 19. and PM in 2 ), the 12th Com. 100 acres catch. cellent farms. MIPY\l\`Y'l`h` T4` 1 n? v 1.nP C {n TH UUHUIID lH.1flll:'.!. ' ' MED()N'l`lC.-E 5 of \V }-of 6 in 1: acres good lund,I`u-st-class orcluu-d 1 inc, UUU UUSI: 111 llle lUV'VHSIll[I. FLOS.-Part of N .3-10. in 7th oor about 30 acres cleared and free f 1-om .~ frame dwelling house. soil good, bu can be easily cleared. TNYNTTRIFII. _..\T L nf T.nt1Q nn Flux V FARMS ESSA.-E i of Lot 5; and part of Lot 7th Con. Essa. 1385 acres. 10();1crc.~` Clcanwni free of, stumps, balance well tixl-vlwi. cleared -land is rsvclass. the lmiI1in'. > large and in good repair. the farm 't- the best in the Township. 5 197.04 _I3n2-t nf M 11) in '71}: nrm {W R Aresmence. aaou. A splendid building site Of 41. B.('I`n`.~'. near Mr, John Hines residence`, on the \\'c:t sum 0` Baynld street. A bargain. ~ A LLA Nn A I ... A nnmfnrfnl-In double DW81 naynnm street. A oargam. ALLANDALE.--A comforta.I~le dpubjc DWC1 lin House on Bradford street o.ppos1tc .\ or! how am ion. ` 10 good building lots well situated. . and two lots ' price 81000. _ Good builtiing lot on Ross street udjoinmg .Mr. Craddock sresidence; $250. Iiwnllino `Hnnun nn `Rant uirln nf wnn cfroot And Condensed into Interesting run, to7sa't1sfv the collector, was asked: iivheherd graphs for Advance Readers ma 1 paid his taxes. ` Taxes nothing, said he, Like The Marrow of the Meat. ` I `f it s a. rent. -Ca.rdw.ell Sentinel. - . .L . -131 kt a in at s1 nit N ow Beeton wants a Mchamcs Instwute. pr1ce:,,nae'r!l \%7',l(;;-3,`:l& 3035, M `g ' or D1. Butler, of Goldwater, is looking .for a A number of persons, among whom were reeveship. v i Mr. Harford and family of the Reformatory, Dedication of the new Methodist` Church ; were spilled out of a me While going too fast at Edgar next sunday_ l round a Penetang street corner the other Revival meetings are said to have awaken- ed sinners about J arra.t s Corners. hurt . __ T ' gdgy. They were frightened but not much ` ll`. UFBQUOCK SFCSICICIICC ; ZOU. Dwellin House on East side of Owen street` occupied y Mr. Bothwell, most. convcnxentl)` situated ; 31200. (Yntfnan and hit nnnr-h-r nnnnahn `Hr \ rzw) K ; uuuuwu ; zuzuu, I 1 [ Cottage and lot nearly opposite Dr. .\r( .;1:,-).- `residence. $350. ' A =mI.m.1.'.1 h.ma.'m. aifn M .41 ..,....a.~ nnqr \h- qll.l'LUl'l)' 1IlB\oHJll|B_l]lS. 1 l'lCL`S 61?! H) )+"U. I That comfortable 2 . story l)wcllin;.: u_vc'_2p1ed by Mr. L. Buttereld, with smalloicc 1n trout. and (land hnilriincr Int nn Rnqa ah-amt mlininin nu UUU uuuulu BILCS. Several com ortable. houses zinr`. ml- ?_Sl'..'(-.~ Charles street; an excellent 0p1u)l`:umI;; f mechanicxto get a. comfortable lmm: netl houses can be paid "for by snmll mnmhl quarterly instalments. Prices $15010 Smo. That r-nnufnrfnhln 0. ufnr-v Hun-llin-.r m-r-vn `any nunu UL llluUUll'lllI'lIIH Ull.` `A number f vacant lots 01 Charles streets, South of Butte: all ne buildingsites. Gnu,-nu-nl an. ~..+..1.!.-. Ln"...-... . An cu,y,lun.'. uuulu-111.: SIM`. I CT 3; acres of. Avacan_t land sou M brewery adjoining railway tr iany kind of manufavturing bu ` `A nnwnher f var-nnfl Inn: n _ (TOWN AND F'.u;.\1 m:om~:1:'m;;<. .Po'R. SALE CELEAP. BARRIE. ;Bay'\'i(r\\' :`a.w about`; acres of land. .'1_nd I`-.` to be sold for less than half .chineryVin the mill. .11 any-no of I`Il\v-I\.`\n pp` TM. \. uulucu`) V111 Luv 111111. I 4} acres at COI`11CI`.C I 7 streets, immodimely north An eligible building` site. 21 nnrnu nf Vuunnf luv-.3 `LADIES YOU CAN `V TE(m[:loymevnt for a.}arge number 'VoAf rst- i I class wood choppers at good wages is offered at Midland. j ' ` _ .1 "f0R'rH OHRILLI.-\.--Pnrt. of Lot 3 in `D an In r.`nnu1t\1' nx-nn1`nnf an 4Y1\.\I` Iv VALUABLE LANDS \*\ \ A I V1: \ \ R` Q Jim {N Q L Q -FROM - II `may a... ROBERT ' 24, 1885. 9 3-I131 Twenty-ve Schombrg youg-men hy joined the -Methodist Church _there as` the result of the latevreyival services. ' ' V (\`\ nn\" A Col1mgwoorl' u;1[;1$<;(1:l1e boe" of- one of his legs the other day by. jumping ` from a diningroom table to the floor. ` (1-- 1~____- -_ n,-, `or, A .u. * __ _- u I The Pariy Sound people are grumbling at the poor mail accomodation they.` have, They say it takes about three days to get the mail from Toronto. A a Striiggen 2. 1:5. . '- An Adjla. man sayia property` 7ih, that township .'1%9-'.':i.1`!'9-9d , four,-.5 fold; fin ~ six: yea.1;.6 Intg879imPy:.xes were $9, now they, are 3 _vqr'; _ o_ `A t1._i,1yp_rov monta'on;_he.:A farm. Is:1 t"`_i_Q`gog ?% b A short-.-_' e-. `l amp ca1ld'&t_th9 bpuae 9_f_ F _a:v.::?'a_naked;f)"g-;__1.]{(>Ai,i7i: :?'g,":-. T x Ana cm; (rZ 11"g.z-V7\;;>-('11, the 1 other day` with about 13,000 sh on board. A parlzy of three were a.17;VI ei mv;;ast of the Severn for nine days and shot thirty- fourdeer. Angus Cameron and P. Mc_Sherry, _,f Stayner, were put through their facings tl;e ether day for vmlatlon of the Scott Act. .,.._- _- -Jm-t received, overcoats bought at n discount of 25 per cent. Ho! tor Bur- :';;ains at '1`. \V. Gray as 0095. COUNTY uRE1iM;nisTRI{c{T*nE`EiJs, CAPTURED BY SIMCOE AND DISTRICT EXCHANGES AS LOCAL NEWS, * Miss Yorkgof G-ravehui`st, has the posilbionil of` chief -school mam in the Coldwater ' village school. ` tr-11' V l\`Ii:11md citizens grumble ' because they have to pay 22 mills on the dollar for taxes. Some people are never s,at1'.=h'ed.` rn /1 m n 1. . - Cr, Revival ,`. 1 1 No change is anticaptediiili flilfe-`complexion of the Orillia. and Matchedash councils, Mrs. Fik _3Vggg*g! no` {"313 gsedw .` upon him, ` 3"ro%'3c "5 r$:rolyer:;`.?"x*Irq5 0! Mt. III. I.` IKU uuu. DllU\L *Il_I_t_ "`\I\l`IL l:B. he`:-e J Fike Being a. wo ' of nerve tool"!'ii:g;,gLg;: uationif Imrm T if~3Mi`|8)le to capture AH Ad j 9.19. by fourteen years old, sdn of John Lyons had one of his legsbroken on Saturday. i ' LIUI: uuuuuum nu .IuI.IuIQunvOuu gA.i-e 9.1: Thor-old yon _su'nd.'y" ](.Istr3)`y"e d . .pi-aperty-to the value of $4,520.; ,. 3 , ` L`oas"800. .;" L"; A$76.009 fire at Que "c 0y1'f2_1l15} .. 'f` .-, -:- p :1 An inbudiary re at I;-el1b,nt}\o V<;~sl bl!n.;\ A $1,400 re*an' i; Amge not using ~ `.;.....,-.-,..-..-~..--`=-~`*"V The loss of life and property bv re in no great that wewonder inventive ;power `in the direbtion. of more re proof material 15 not succesfnl1y.e'timnleted A V V . ' . -. ', IITUUQ The oil establishment of McDouga1l Logie & Co.,- Montreal, was destroyed by re on the 15th.` Theloaa in estimated at $100,000. On the same day the residence of Mr. W. E. ggrxgpaon, Quebec, was .0 destroyed. Loss , 0 . n `Li: ofbfb-fa bddrdn dennIl1 ll!` nvnnl n-nu-A, 1:0, mm. On the 20th a liide, tallow and wool ware- house-was burnt in Chicggo. Logs $350,-j 000- . ' >.' The Coldwater Investigator says : After the great success of the past summer it seems hard that the Salvation Army can only make a miserable show._ The parade is an` utter failure, and instead of exciting enthusiasm, now is allowed to pass quietly on its way unnoticed. ~ Where the fault is we are _not _ able to state. It's as plain as the nose on one s `face. The antics of the Army have `not sanction in the example of the Master, ' him, so she allowed him to remain.` She i took stepsto let one of her neighbors know `T what was the position of things, when the l t.ra.mpt; smelt a fat and cleared out for the ; nearest straw stack. -- _--_ ._--_---u, --v -.u it u `ash-J wv vv :3- Nine Simcoe Foresters have presented claims for compensation for ir juries during the Riel rebellion, and have been examined; by the Military Board at Toronto. Private Lafferty, rheumatism ; Sergt. Major Dongall, lung disease ; 'P1ivate Marsden, fever; `Private W; Briggs, severe cold; Private -W. White, bronchitis ; Private Lemon, sore feet ; Private Theodore Schwartz, lameknee. ' They don't call it taxes now in Adjala. An l ; angry farmer whose four loads of _goose went to satlsfv asked if he had ` `I `* rent.-Ca.rdw.ell to. Dr. Ramsay, of Orillia, Slipped on` the ide3 walk in Toronto last Friday evening and broke his leg `near the `ankle. He was assist- ed to the Rossin House where his injry was II I C I I .I Mr. Tait, one of the teachers at" the Col- lingwood Collegiate Institute, had a visit a day or two ago from a large number `of R students and ex students who presented him a purse containing $77 in gold and an ad- dress. The not for its intrinsic value phrase appears in the address, which is singular when spot cash is more sought after than any other earthly possession IYA ~....I....-. ...l..-.. __n-I. ._____ n_-,. , A _, ..._._ -..--_-`; I. uuuuu uov --No prizes given W!th our Overcoats and Suits. our pronto won9t admit of our giving even a $2.00 Stlver Watch \vlth eve rv tenth or twentieth purchase. '0 domt bel leve In tlns way of forcing trade. \Ve prefer to sell our Overeoats at Rock Bottom Prices Instead. Ho 2 for bargains, at '1`. IV. Gray 6: C093. 7 . - l The Collingwood Enterprise says the I lecture delivered by Rev. D. D. McLeod, of E Barrie, a. few evenings ago was a. very inter- ; esting one but that it was not very well at- ` tended. A clog dance or a dog ght will M evidently draw a crowd at Collingwood asat 1 many other places much better than an in.- Y tellectual lecture. ` The following have been appointed county constahles,- viz: J. '1`. Appleton, Beeton ; ; Arch Lee, Alliston ; Smith Gumming, Belle Ewart ; J. W. Stockton, Tottenham ; fhos. . Blaney, Coldwater; S.M. Begg, Collingwcod; W. R. Cu reton,' Douglas Turner, James Sid- ney,oCreemore ; A. E J ardin, Collingwood ; W. J. Onderklrk, Bracebridge ; Archy Stone, Gravenhurst. V The lieeton school house is evidently on- the road to the poor house. The World says. Had it not been for a present of 9. load of wood on Monday by Mr. James Rid- dell, the scholars would either have frozen `or remained at home. A short time previously he presented the institution with 5 box of chalk. It ispresumed also that the peda- gogue boards `` reound " - 7 It II-It Pretty nearly all those Councillors who (it i was `lately stated) were about to retire, have i suddenly found that they will be needed in I -the council next year.. It is stated that Mr. 1 Chas. Drury will again be a candidate", and 5 also Mr. McDermott has been requested to 3 try municipal life another year. ' ' - nu re 11- -I 1* i if Z'1`l1lerel willlbe 9. Farmers Intitute at Col- ; lingwood on the 4th and 5th of January. 3 ` Principal Mills and Mr. Panton. th6'l0cl5l1I`6l" ; in chemistry at the Guelph Agricultural Col- } legs, will be in attendanceand to take part in the work. Somen'1`ottenham man fell into e. well when \. going home after seeing his girl last Sunday ; night, end would have been drowned had 1 there not. been a pole down there by the aid of which he reached terra. rma. `The ardor of his love was considerably cooled. 'I\,,1; 1 1'! AI- rm 1.313139. WIIIUM l UUl.lDl\Av| sri.:eser=~S.9?E# Ask: A. AA.-:3 n vnnn- m `ORANGE HALL. cnnnm onn. ` . xuvv-' 9'1'IV&l.IU`-l'!EUM.' 'a.'n.ni`1-'i91V1~18J8 sci: I2Robt. Brown, mcgmgon. 9, Vciaigpra. mg A ma. 0 0 o -e .- -. .-. A'I``1i&9VM`5r?n ?i%Ir5l,': ;:; 'i.33%;i ru mu `ruuu 111 one vmage 0!: 1Vy. rossesslon can be given any time after 1st January. 1886. This is 9. good opening for a. pushing and enter- risin .man- as it is the only store in the age. gJ.`,he` posh 011105 is in this building. ' , 4 It will be sold: ohes `at-the owner is going to Mani- r. ', toba, RT; I5. 1~{iN 0X.1vy. ...~ : . mnn, 2sth_EuEMBnn;% man, Ar. 7% Q 0i40CI.<. _I.w: STORE,;,A.`PfD, DWELLING Eon SALE on .to -rent in the village of Ivy. Possession \ can be rivan anv mn n.ff.m- 1:1. .Tnnuni-tr um T --There i:Q;1;$ town that our country friends should not fail to see during the holiday season. It is Freema.n s Crystal [Palace Stores where they will nd a. stock of the most beautiful Tovs, Dolls and general Fancy Goods, which in quality,` variety and low price beat anythingever seen north of Toronto. . Cow, perl0Olbs. ........$ 6 O0 to 8 6 50 `Steer, aouooo-0 50-coo 7 00 SheepSkina.........`....- 080.... 0 90 Tallow, Farmers cake. .. .. 0 061. . . 0 00 HIDES AND SKINS-(INSPECTED. No. 1 Steers, 60lbs. and up 0 08. . . 0 00 _u 2 ~ H u u 0 07*. 0 It 3 I6 (I `C 0 l Cows, all weights... . 0 08..'.. 0 "` 2 A` 0 07.... 0 00 3 ` . . 006.... 0 00 Y JJUWI-. JIII.I\.I\1|IQI V015: ' I I 0 I 3 `V Beef, forequarters. . . . . . . . Beef, per side, per cwt.... ..- Dressed hogs, per a 100 `lbs . Mutton, carcass, per cwt. . Lamb, per lb .........,.. Chickens, per pair. . . . . . . . Ducks,.per pa1r...... .... Geese, per lb . . . . . . . . . Turkeys, er lb . .. .. Butter, tu , per 1b.. .. . . .- Butter, roll. per lb, . . . . . . Lard, per lb.... . . . . . Tal1ow.'.,....... . . . . Eggs, per dozen . . . . . . . . . . Potatoes perbag . . . . . .` . . . Apples, per bushel. . . . . Omons, per bushel . . . . . Turnips, . Beets, .....' Carrots, " Parsnips, ' ._. . . . .. Cabbage, per doz. . T . . . . . . Hay, per ton Straw, per ton. . . . . . CI 0` lm`, Family, ur, Pastry, Oatmeal, per 100 lbs . . . . .. Cornmeal, WashedWcnl Unwashed Wool...'. .. .. Flour, Baker s, per `lbs m:lll;"`la1)'ivt:it of prophecy ha seized the editor of the Penetanguishena Herald, and he foretell: amongrother things "that Mayor` Keatingv'1ll`ha`vethe distiliguiahed position another year. - :.r - ` I'M n-,, ____-.1 n._;.-._-..:-- .:-;;`L`. LL.` ...- PUTBLIG MEETING MB. mom Moomuv, nun -A-WILL ADDRESS-- 7 THE STATE on THE MARKETS DURING \ THE PAST WEEK. 7 GRAIN, LIVE smdxm AND PRUDUGE. The Prices Ruling in the Local, Toronto. . "Montreal and English Markets ' -A Resume of the Week. Tm: NORTHERN ADVANCE OFFICE, BARBIE, Dec. 23, 1885 _ Barrie Grain M:a.rket.' (.3 111 --_.- A--- Spring Wheat... Fall Wheat Ba:-ley.... ..... gate ......... .. Spring Wh.{........ ..';_$ 0 56 to 3 0 75 Fa.llWheat . . . . . . 070 .. 075 Ba:-ley.................. 055.... 065 0a.ts........ . . . . . . . . 032 033 Peas .._..... .... . . . . . . .. T` 50.... 0 55 RYe|O.`ICIIII'IOIIOIOCIIII 050lIIO Barrie General Produce Market. Beef; hindqua.rters........$ 5 oo to 3 6 oo` `AIDA nnufh-nu A An K n wp CTACLEREIS .~'-i,.:uqf;"'(>n 61-: 5 . y " W` ` :i':1ea.g`fcs;"ela): *1. an '93?11s1?:`- xofw. $'i'1z;.x:1r_'1a"~.1i-`.i1i"1i'c:>1\}.A' ..-I. Inf Dnhf `Btu-stun T4-\O' 1n THE ELEGTORS OF NORTH SIMGOE, ,OODi SAVE THE QUEEN.< rw 7S"oZme chap 1;ot far from Shelburne. tried a short time ago to trade off his boy for a year. _ling calf. . He ought to be_ kicked into next year by a Trxas mule. tn 1,1 11_.,!.L-_J :,,'l -`It ? F-II 00700.. per air........ 035.... 'pa1Pr.CI."`.I' 0600". ocn'-ya`:-_uo cal I-0 oI.an_-' 009.... J, lb........ 015 1. lb....... 017.. . lboOOO unit 09.... IOOOOCU `III 0-061000 lozen ..... 018.... 'er_bag .o`ooc via rbushel...'.... 040 .. rbushe1......`. 040.... K VuoucnoO 0'10oIIo `C070 ' 030100! ' 020 " ._...... 030.... erdoz... .. 030.... )n aooononvoouu 00~oI- ton...... 500.... er 10C lbs .1 75..- lily, u zry, 2 40... .2 00.... ROUGH nnms. -~A'1` '1_'mr.- . THE NORTHERN ADVANCE. D, dnn 0 Vnunnn William Ireland, of Thompsonlville, took too much Gizzard Oil at Alliston a. few days ago. Result, a. runaway horse and cutter re duced to matchwood and a. few bruises `for William. _ ' A ` V VIIQII ow.. on Owi ow. 5553:: 0 3500.0 AAA ' about the nnfnflnu In \I$\I 012 UVV 008 040 060 007 010 016 Iinnl a. j ouEvnw:|.I..'s In ~I{AIB0vmNe&v%slmlurmon 4-gun---.._____. A - \ ` `ADUADUE `bu an '1"ARM.'I"U`R' SALE IN` d?tthef'l;o:vnshi1t) of4\t hes on, consisign of tlhog ! 1-. , i" c , 7 .. 103$` 001*` o` lh;b`.h`rA 51(1): or-'e1ltqnrun='1;hr:3n"th9V; _ , or . %;9.{~N E O V _E%w7I:r,? lBa}NT ' , Ooo town. . . - 9 - A After e late snowstorm lots of dead `wild pigeons were found on the mountains near Collingwood. r I I - t\ l;"%?'i"n` :`6`133: 0 ,$?`rg}II -/~. .. A. ,. .;.nU1>w9P L . . . A `aorqnnd aammorwuq-and. ;e1:~o`n ~ghvo1-11:5 Noce ,, ~r:?;`_~'w'. :._-.'_:.`:x;'\.~`.l'L .".`... , 5.1 nn.z_ns.in'l._' El-1'1`11 having leased the stone Blaoksmit Olapperton-st., next to the Simooe Hotel. is prepared to do all` kinds of workd-Iorse shoeing of. the latest improved styles, previentlng-atgntertering. forging; con-. traction and '.:t_en Builders supplied an .,:t?u%:`..;`r%. ig13? m H R`BER'1`=VSd-I'1"I_I havit-lg` leaded the stone ` Shop.` next g;I'lItIl|(| IJ.-.4-AI I- __-_____J A- s cm: I - New Bookstore is now open with a Stockof X-mas and New Year : cards, Fancy Goods, Toys, Station- `ory; Prizo Books and Hymn Books. BLACKMORE S OLD STAND, o I Cur goods are_ Do not forget the place, as-orposlrmi .BAR3IE;}f6w`Ti,' T\?O\U-D _g I.._.__;___.- A XMAS BOXTO THE PUBLIC Do not be misled, but comin and see for yourselves 4that` % . we are really giving -sce Gra; gk Co57s`7V3c. Quilts. mm % size. '