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how ~s-n"a;v-:h:'t-o:":l-dv_a.;|`:ao.;;'|:d':n who Like `rho Burrow of tho lost. Dsn N eilly is Bradford's boss shootist. Now Boston has a. Lawn Tennis Club. Randolph has hsd a successful basket social. 7 . . Tin; ice in the Holland Rivr iav fast break; % }mg up. ' { . V - ` `I _ _ .___, [ ur-runnn BY saloon Ania nu-inter` % uouxau _A8 men. xlws. manna unm-n1smIor mus. A .i."'.-.*.".:.; oFF1i:n3SBT"w6i&1i3'.6i. ' collar bonevzwlybmken, an he, -...I ALI.-- 3-}.--3 iaouoa Into mm-nuns ran- III fun: Anluauunn 9--.l.... IIn.- ~ % 71 I . W Myer tho f1;6u;'liiut_ in` 312- n? in strip: 'n'nnI:"Iu'i'I-" , -rm: murmurs or xnnnm. ruin BARRIE, I0, I11 , ._..n.`-. of twelve prexnxseli. The pro ex-ty is within four miles of the Village of hornton and nine miles from Barrie. within easy reach or churches and school-' houses. and is situate in the cent: e of a most thrivin and beautiful settlement.` - _ TER S.--Ten per cent of purchase money to e paid on day of sale, balance within one month thereafter. with interest at seven per cent. The other conditions are the standing conditions of this Court. urther nartjnnlns-I Ann ha Inn` In-nu": `Ila 1 ,2 :x.oo vvant-.; 2 _. A :iew Itte r` b,6rh'u bden `oreotd by. ap,` _Pog_ U D ontgon the ,oon'm-oi g-4-3:` an (`nd-' y` -Qndni` b A new lower nornu oeen ereouou Dy, F110. `3'iyi39anDgWe':.'::"`t:3a'"33'T; _,u.n ` 1') no .; . . 49`: oioo. Dlnluwoou, Wno swung _umv__ we pnlouer admitted the trn_th ofJthe_..~p1__:Arge against I-him. The committing m|%`tnte was H. 'hl.'sl1HI' .T `D 'nF"D`nu-nu ' A` nu-'nn'hnr`i:u IIU UUII-IIIIIUUIII HID` JICUU W1 I-It (anus. `J. _ _ Moaiu, J. 9.. of Perry. j'i'Pl1,.,priI6ner`i| nov;v_ gmogg Gave;-no; Lang : ft botrdeu, JJCITIU U Dll ' IXU .I.' KIVIDJ, .3 MIDI! IIOHICU St hon Beaton, of that..to wnal;ip. char ed wi , lodnoingo hia`ow`n daughter; a git of sixteen can of age. The information was laidby au'1oaHo"pk1nIo,"` _n,`ah d the charged` " auatainod by thvtatimony of William O.- Smallwood, who swore that jthe priaoner nrlaunila-J Glyn lean-nth A` nnghu-Ce ' -Shocking -nopiavlty. Mr. George mane: "'Co'ntable" of the tov'vn- ship of `P at i:ok.,~ brbn hi: to th" Barrie Js`iT-ryl ut Fridty;` in gun names Qdenmiuhn flint-.m nf I-Incl: Izmir:-inI|'3n Ahnrnn 11 W I We hsvereceived a copy of Night and Day, that interesting record of Christian philantrophy in which Dr. Bernardo has been so long engaged. As usual it is replete `with interesting matter pertaining to his homes for the homeless, what he is doing and how he is supported. The Dr. has now 2,432 children in the Homes and funds are much needed. Any one disirous` to contribute for the aid of the greatwork of reclaiming the human waif: which the Doctor and his aids pick up and educate to lives of usefulness can send their contributions to Dr. T. J. Barnardo, A18 to. 26 Stepney Causeway, Lon- don, Eng, ' ' ` . ` ' A Market Notes. 1 Saturday's market was again unusually small in consequence of the almost impass- able state of the roads. One farmer's wife, who has been attending the market for many years. said she never saw the roads worse at this season. There was but little of anything offered and prices remained as` they were the week before, with the exce - tion of butter. In consequence of the litt e in the market, sellers asked 30 cents aponnd, and a few rolls went at that price. Some persons in town are selling eggs at 20 cents while others ask 18 cents a dozen.` As soon as the roads permit of farmers reaching town these exceptional prices will not be asked or given. -:1--O00?--- Hustler at `any rat- hots uid! an tenable. Address. . 0A.. Annual . . . . . . . . . . - :HBsTLER-wmm xdonoed ' d . .Bu-rte Literary society. Last Friday evening, at the Barrie Literary Society, was devoted to Mark Twain. Mr. Thompson gave a short sketch of the career or the American Humorist, and the charac- ter of his writings. It was thought that resdings would be given by seven or eight members of the societ from the writer in question, but the r ere were not there- Mr. Hey gave 3 selection and read it well, seeming to enter intothe spirit of the writer, and well interpreted the humor it was Iintended tcconvey. Besides Mr. Hey, Mr. nunrn Ann rnainn Thai vnnnlrdnn IIIVVIDIAVIA UV, VVIIV U 0 IJVBIIIUC llul-I 0 gave one reading. Th:-x'x'1,eet"ih. was only a short one. oconpying about one hour. Next Friday night will be given two readings, one on Goldwln Smith in Canada, by Mr. H. Edwards, and one by Dr. A. W. Ross. One or two more meeting: after that will `conclude the society : work for the season, when it will adjourn till next fall. We have since been informed that Dr. Ross will not give his reading. - On Tuesday of last week two full own deer were found killed on the 9th an 10th Co_n., North Orillis- How msny more suf- fered the same fate cannot be said, .bnt the matter is a serious one and should be looked into. ` The guilty parties are supposed to be either Indians from Rama, or some of the settlers near Ardtrea.--Times. T "writes :mWe would like _to see the dancers at our weeklgeprayer meet- ing as regularly as they have on at dances for the past winter, now the long winter evenings are past. We should remember we are not placed here by our Maker to seek our own selsh pleasure. There is a work for each one of us, and sooner or later we haveto give an account of it. Oh, what shall the harvest be ? . I92` u unu Hutu pull: Ul ulu Auuuruuu In wuuu ll the Tough & Stobie claimto an Ameri- can capitalist .for $32,500. New crushing machinery valued at $70,000 has been taken there, and it is expected that lots of the yel- low metal will soon be crushed out of these Sudbury stones. Pe ne_t;n;zuishene must be a wicked place.l This is what the Herald sags about it : Any person heard sweat-in on t e streeho New. market is ned 35. all the blue lightning of Penetanguisheue heard on Saturdays alone carried a fine of $5 we could build the $40,- 000 esplanade independent of `government assistance. . mGold mi-ning at Sudbury is booming. Mr. Tough has sold part of his interest in what is I nnnl` `kn ,9 Q`-n`\:n tIIQI.iII"l\ A-5 A-nan: : Iuvnvu uuu uuunuu, iuu some om IIIBBD settlers have settled their last account, arid gone to the dogs. Lambs are coming, but the luck with some is` not retrete, as I good many hove died. ' T One of -the social questions of Brscebridge would be solved, says the Gazette, if a read- ing room withthe Gazette and Herald, to- gether with some azines. were furnished, and such games as c eckers, dominoes and -chess were introduced. ' The Meaford Mirror says large ocks of ducks were seen on the open water of the Bay Saturdays and Sunday. .We_ have seen nothin `better . than a few gulls on Kempen- feldt y. that have been trying to fish through the unbroken ice. A Cameron's Point scribe says: A cow and some swine belonging to Mr. A. Stroud, kicked the bucket. and some old sheep Bltlfl hnvn nnttlnrl fhndr `gal-. nnnnnnl an.-I | Some of the county pa an issue four by six advertising dodgers, calf them supplements and expect their subscribers to be as thank- ful as the man who treated himself to a new gait and called it a Christmas present to his e_ _ 7 , The Allistou Herald says: Business at Fletcher's` mills is booming. The sawmill is rapidly going from 6 Mn. to 6 .m., and the roller our mill is running ates: y night and day. Next in operation should bethe found:-v. -uuuu H. u.Ui'8B, 111018 01' 1683. _ ' The ouse is a solid two story brick resident: T with stone foundation and excellent collar. sur- rounded b a choice young bearing orchard of apple p um, oherr and pear trees. There H a goo welland cie em on the premises and a permanent spring of pure water on the farm. .'i"he_soil is excellent, art clay loam and gart -candy loam, with a. c ay bottom, The Ian is well adapted for wheat _re.ising or for grazing purposes. and is situate Just a short way out- side-the limits of the Town of Barrie. . 'PERMQ OW` HALF! _An In nhn-Ala Q10 nut` III. II`, 0 foundry. IQIUIII act. _........ uu uuu mp. no no neon one:-ea 48 and went the ve miles to obtain 49. Hegot it, but how much did he save when his and bio team : time are taken into-consideration ? But he doubtless did it for principle and not for money. ` Philip Hill, I well-to-do farmer of West Gwillimbury, committed suicide by hanging himself in his born a week ago. v He had be- come depressed in mind. and in a. m'omen_t`of mnnlznl Innnlrnnnn `I... ...........:u.-: LL- ,2 __. .. .. -'~- -awn Lav I115 UV depreaaedvin moment of mental weakness he committed the suicidal act. cents on the trip. He had been offered 48 and want him n. ..`.n.. 4-- ..|.a.-:.. um 11---. a`.:;':i;i`:.`.:;:..,:`;:': ..*:.`:} ::::.':.: .:::.*:z.::=: Night and Day. .--:__.I - _-__ - 03' 81%` AND (ATE! DOHINION, OI` CANADA OUR CRITERION. nune Queozrs Hotel. 1;: the Town of Barrie, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, the , following valuable progeny: The outh hglf of_ I30 L-:_;L _1_1umbqr_ Eiglgt, in ;tho IIIIU \JUIlII' ' oZi'fi'.?' 2.I175.mrn'77.'&T*7'i'a's "v`i~2"r-n.pm" i;aaad age: the members to `lit down `ind complete ` this `work of legiulotjon, but failed. the by- . aw goes oxrtho l_It of"Moy itwgu ~n=w., . V-. !'P9"4. .. me C .0. .to 9, to`. `oonmbte. ;t1_:o ofgl mail-. `oipol aoirbcfu-oathlthme or: _ gbonu.|r I 4; Fnpt be qivon wthoot `ow! they-vork nhnnnn U"VVlLlUUlUllD UL Ulull UUIIIIIJIUUUU , Councillor Bothwell moved in amendment: that the name of John Brown be aubshtntod Iorthat of James Smith, but failingto. ge1: :s:' uooonder the`roport`wuudoptod.` - ` V` ` W Th: hv_Inw nnrnrhnn far tho H1. l|'mdiI-i'%l;-' ' .. ... T.7J :T'?'7Y'3".Ii 'n"'." oommittoye, of H`oIIr`I'. can. Oundlo, Brown, Bothwell, Flatoher and the 5. uuvuuy suuvuuuuu nuu- , E5; Tgmu, but 3:; an ate in xta pupuze__wa I` om`: oil adjourned. Bil Womhigihiaogoe `the d6iin:` n Innn\`|nI- CA 53`! i-IA&n" In` 4ug`uA'o\1AOn 4383- . was explained by Councillor Vsllesu. Bsyeld street, being the centre of the town, is to be the base from which the streets are to be numbered east and west, the south and east sides to be odd numbers and north- snd west sides even numbers. The numbers to run consecutively from the starting point, every 33 feet of vacant lsnd being counted as s number. . ' Report No. Bosrdof w.. k..; This re-. port recommends thst Jsmes Smith be sp- pointed road overseer at $1.75 3 day. It further recommends that the Clerk call for tenders for whatever-lumber of various kinds which may be by the corporation,` ssid lumber to e in accordance with the specicstions of this committee. nnnnn:llnhv'RnI|Inn1I nnnnnpl Cu" --.--.I....'.._A.~ uooonoer me reponwu adopted.` - ` The by-law providing for the $7~,0O0grIuit4j edto Mr. Sewrywu introduced .9.-. 'vnhA- 1...; 1`... ...~ ;...&.;.smu.1m.*a'ux.1v Report No. 5, Fire. Gas and Police. . This committee report as follows: That in accordance with a resolution of this Coun-_ cil your committee have considered the ad- vieabilit of numbering the, houses of the princip streets of the town, and that your committee have power to carry the same into effect. Your committee would also recom- mend that the Council Chamber Abe kaise- mined, and that the Clerkaaski for tenders of the same. In moving the adoption of this report the scheme for numbering the houses was by 11..-.1-2.1.3 n`4nnn` `uAI.-u1- CL. .__A._. -2 LL- UIJW LUUU V 90 The following accounts were recommended to be paid : v ` James Martin, quarter : salary. . . . .$ 56 25 J.~Keenan, _ n . . . .. 31 25 Geo. Henderson n u 75 00 A. Rutherford, worlron roads . . . . . .' 50 Collegiate Institute grant . . . . . . . . .. 312 00 Geo. Waters & Son, indigent supplies 3 00 Men for road work. . . , . . . . . ._ . . . . . . 7 _._-_.-..---......--_................ ;vv II II ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 F. Hines, 33 24-128 cords cedar. . . . . 116 20 UIIILIILIVI O A communication from Messrs. Ureswicke and others was read, in which was detailed the case of William Moore, who was heart- leasly set adrift from Orillia when suffering from inammation of the lungs some time ago, an account of which appeared in .the Anvancn. The letter shows that the cost of keeping said invalid with medical attendance, etc., was $43.96. and the Council is asked to assume partof the bill. ' `T...-{nun nnnnIun`n vnlnnn man) an...` -`I ...-......._ Wednesday. 2nd of Hay. 1888. ` II LL- _.-_.____ TBI-ILIJU PCIII UL IIILU VIII. Various accounts were reed. and all papers were referred to their several committees; except the petition of S. Lount and others. REPOR'l`S.. Report No. 6, Finance, was presented by the Reeve. rm_- :-n__:.... _--_.._L- _-m M v - ___. _-..- -.w---n sv- Robert Hubbert made up lioation for the position of path master, 0 ering to do the duties thereof for the sum of $1.75 3 day. Esther Firth applied by letter for a. "remis- sion of her taxes for the year, on the ground of inability to pay by reason of sickness last snxpmer. A an uvxiuwnuvvue Your petitioner, therefore, prays your hon- orable -body will consider the advisability of granting your petitioner an increase of salary, and your petitioner, as in duty bound, etc.. - HENRY Bum, . Clerk and Treasurer. The petition of Henry Bird respectfully sheweth . ' That recent legislation tends to increase the duties of municipal oicers; more es- pecially is this the case with the acts relating to Statistics, Boards of Health, Franchise and Voters Lists, which require the performance of duties without providing remuneration, which under the Dominion Franchise Act cost the Government a large sum of money. That the nalnrv nni vnnr nntitinnmu h. I... vuuu uuu uruvcruluuuu 5 large Hum 01 money. That the salary paid your petitioner is less than that paid for the duties which I am called upon to perform, and not greater than the amount paid-in any town of similar size, population and wealth with which I am acquainted. ` 'K7-__,, _-L,'L_`,,,, Al I- uuv u.uuIuIN1' UL Luusuu IVGVU Us ~ The report of theTClerk :3 vote on the I Sew:-ey bonus by-law was . T The fnllnnnn nnl-{I-in-. -3 LI... 'I'V-._... l`1`I-._L uvvuvy uuuuu uy-Law WI! rain. The following petition of the Tcwn Clerk was presented and read : ' vvvuau auaulun vaav "ICU. A" communication from Mr. G. A.`Raden- burst, secretary of the Board of School Trus- tees, was read, the subject being the enclos- ing of_ the grounds round the East Ward School in accordance with previous action of the Council. A letter from D Alton McCarthy, M. P.. was read, wherein he acknowledges the re- ceipt of a letter from the Council containing a petition praying for the appointment of a gas inspector` for the town. He indicates that the petition has been duly presented to the Minister of Inland Revelqe. ` 'l`lym .....-...a .4 51... nI-.1. _ To the Mayor and Council, etc.. wuvyvvu nus IILIU putyulu. William Gnilfoyle prayed the Council to furnish wire for fencing a portion of the. north side of Steele street, as the snow blockade had prevented travel on said street during the past winter. The petitioner would take down the board fence now there and put the wire on the posts if the Council wonld furnish the wire. nA-._. ..... .._ _-_._ II I" A 7'5 ` 1:! L" u`clock`p.m., all the personal estate of the said Mr. McKee. consisting of household furni- mro including a piano), term stock and imple- ments. * ' These goods will be sold without reserve. Also the residence and term of the said Mr. McKee. part of E} Lot 21. Con. 6, Vespra, con- -'ainin%`7l acres. more or less. Th:-. mun in a mild turn chum In-lab an-hlnnnn $1.75 Per pry;-1-1;; s'ow-r'e'y_ `is ;-13:: Bead Three '.l`unes-A Little Discussion But Here Work, . o The regular meeting of the Town Council was held in the Council Chamber on Monday evening. 1 Mayor Ross ascended the `Civic Dais at 7.15 and opened the town parliament by calling on the Clerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting. This was done and the minutes _were conrmed. All the mem- bers were present. PETITIONS AND COMM UNICATIONS. The petition of S. Lount and others was presented and read. The petitioners prayed that the land lying between Marks street and the Northern Railway be not selected as the site of the armory for the 35th Battalion, but that some suitable let be purchased and adopted for the purpose. William flnilfnvln In-nun.-I 4-I-.4. fl.-.......:I A... Jamei Smith overseer of mgnweye at `I "K `AD nnll, Ting G.`--cuun Ina.` _._ HOUSES ON `PEI PRINCIPAL S'l.'RjI'.l'S T0 BI . mm mm runnns IN snssnm. TolI`:_:l......V. Itis not often -the fire alarm is heard in this town, but on Monday morning about nine o'clock its sound set in motion the re vb'1`igade,, and a large inmnber of those `whom the tones of therebell usually excite. The cause was a very foul chimney at the -residence of Mrs. Maundrell, on Charlotte ,stl'eet. Theengine was taken promptly to tlnn nnn En}. ih ins-vimad Indus uni: nguuhul. 'U|.|ll\|!II '11-?!-It an "#5901. W 9.'I!.!iP<!'l`.l|l'.||,|P!lF. `of Diff % rauothitwoalnmna gffhg . lotri -dp poIiId_ ,_1h3 Silon-Anny 4 ba.rno'_ ' Hg` and forms 3 Host desirable place for 5 reli- nnnn . CIIII IVII `Thu `hot that the home. contained the` dead boiiy of Mr. D. M. Mmndroll. "who did.'I;Ijmrd.-I. . In- d the 3PPl.1'! 0! 3 %n2tI;:o:~f;an9ts_nosmrthv.. r % . = .atreot. Thunginp }7rJa'E3n fr>'1r-n1")ii_{<-1 thaspot; but its hex-vices" were not needed. mun-uze umua or me '1`0Wn 0! name. TERMS OF` SALE.-Aa to chattels. $10 and under ca: 11. over $10 credit until the lat Decom- ioer next. on futnishinjoint approved. notes. `Terms of Sale or Ian will be made known on the (In of sale. * ' ` Wrn-9 nus nnuh .xn1n-us end has .......I.. I.......... .1. UIIU IX KIFVIUX WUIU - {ll vuu -wvo |u the re Ind been extinguished. I `T31: 'fAn' Click `kn Iunnnn. mun! Improvements on Dunlap Street. Uoulter, Vair & Reedy are making altera- tions in the interior of their grocery depart- ment and putting in new plate glass windows. They are also going to put plate glass windows in their dry goods department. It would be now in order to tear up the rough and worn out boards forming the sidewalks on that street, and lay a sidewalk more in" keeping with the chief business street of the town, which shall be suggestive of a pro- gressive spirit. This street is the principal promenade of our citizens, both for business and leasure, and the sidewalks should be eqn y. as pleasant and durable as that in front of the post oice. We are often asked what is going to'_ be done about it and whetherthe general system . of improvement `inaugurated by the Council of last year is to be continued` or abandoned. We would fain hope thatsome signs will soon be shown of activity in line of _progress. uvs\'a'.:u.vav.guw. Luv ouvuvua Au IILIU Luuruuxg was, Turn thy face from` my sins by Attwood. The solo parts were taken, one by Mrs. 001. Campbell, and the other by Mrs. McKidd, both of whom did well. Altogether the service was of that solemn and impressive character, peculiar to the beautiful` ritual of the Episcopal Church. u-wavy -uvvvuvuuu-no J-DU vuulvu Wu! UFUWU` ed to excess, every seat being occupied. Some twenty "girls and ten boys assumed the solemn responsibilities which conrmation implies. The Bishop addressed the candi- dates showing them the nature of the obligations they wereabout to assume, the great privileges conferred and the duties in- volved. The address, which occupied about half an hour, was deeply. impressive and conveyed important lessons not only to the young people to whom he talked, but to the congregation generally. -.The service of song was enjoyed not only by the members and adherents of that church, but by those from other churches, =a lar number of whom were present. The ant em in the morning was." 'PhrIi thv fnnn frnm' mo n. I-my vv avast: 1: ucnuu lung us our` BLIGPO Ul. It LIUUUU. * _ * _Skin houses, put up by jerry builders simply to rent or sell at the highest price, can usually be recognized by careful inspection. If a few months have been allow- ed to elapse since its construction, doors will be noticed not to close tightly, the wood work is shrunken, the window sashes do not move easily, _ and too frequently the founda- tions have settled and the walls cracked. These remarks apply to tenements in cities, but they will apply well to a certain class of houses put up "to rent in Canadian towns. What we want here are good substantial houses with the rooms large and the ceilings high, large enough for four or ve persons, and built with the View of convenience to the occupant, and rent that will pay eight or nine per cent. `on the actual cost, which would be quite suicient to cover the depre- ciation of value from use. Such buildings in this town wouldialways have good tenants. conrmation services at Trinity Church. Last Sunday morning conrmation services were held at Trinity Churchhy his Lordshi Bishop Sweatmnn. The church was crowd? At` Qn nvnnnn nvvnuiv an-L 'L-3__ -_ - vi: VQXXDIIVS VV$IlDQ One of the worst wants of this town is a class of dwellings suitable for small families, at a reasonable rent. People come into town lookingvfoi this class of residences, but fail to nd them. It is not mere apologies for houses put up simply to rent, having no regard to the comfort of the "occupant or to sanitary conditions. Building mere shells with small, cramped up rooms and void of conveniences, do not full the conditions which such houses require, and when the rent of such buildings is a -fair interest on double the capital invest- ed in them, they become little better than frauds on the people who are compelled, for lack of something better, to live in them. In the essay of Dr. Vaughn on Healthy Homes. etc.," he says many houses are now built purposely to rent or sell, and too many of these are constructed in a very imsy manner. The object of the builder is to at- tract attention to his house, and money is spent in ornamentation which should have been used in the more important parts of the structure. No one should place a family in a house until he has made a thorough investi- gation of its sanitary condition. " ` The time will come when no one willbe permitted to rent a death trap in the shape of a house. I> Hlzin lunnunu nnI- un Inn H.'n-....u 7 u_y vvuuvllnul uluc, uruureu, bum: 01.18 [.)I'8y8I of the petition received from the committee of the whole Council be not granted. The Council then adionrned. nvrv_I up any vuu LIVAIA |.l.lUUIall.Ig UL DLIU UUUIICIL Brown-McAlliater-Or-dered, that the Mayor be authorized to appoint a. messenger boy for the Council during its sitting: and that he be paid twenty-ve cents for each `En nnnfunnn clung ...- uuv ysv-uusv us. also uuuuuu. The Council went into committee of the whole to consider the petition of Samuel Lount snd others, the Reeve in the chair. After considerable discussion the committee rose and reported progress. nn mntunn A: n........:n.... _c1.....'...... -.........:...: JUDICIAL sALE ` ._...o1a...... VALUABLE FARM Pmwenrvl `"5n`.L`3;Z`3`3o':'$`13:'sevigny, seconded by Councnllor Hmes, ordered, thatethe prayer Of th natitinn I-nnnhvnrl frnrn `I251: nnrrunitl-An Gaut- On this motion there was alittle mild dis- cussion. The Reeve, lst Deputy Candle, Councillor Bothwell and one or two others took part. `. V Brown--McAllister--Ordered, that the Fire and Police Committee take into con- sideration the petition of ratepayers on Dun- lop street asking for an artesisn well and also of more gas lamps and also to consider as new agreement with the Gas Company, and report at the next meeting of the Council. Brown-McAllister-Ordered, II __,, I A in-luv uv uv ytuu. uwuuuy-uvu uuuus 10!` 83011 nit ' , the appointment to continue dating the p ensure of the Council. ' TL- I`..__-I _-._L :_A._ _-,,,, ,'-A P I1 .1: .~ 7, A Ufilnllllljlff ~ _ ' A 11:5: ` Jti " arenas whb-ivaqtsuegibb nzklu` ' to 5I`If9d.yorhu' . ` _m.-mt. (Dr: I'ohkIh|nkriu`anothnr-column; 2 no .L 2;. -`.I;1-_8l_e"l..{ n.~h:.a'.r.._. n...._.__1-,;; nu. mover, appointed to consider and report upon the advisability of procuring a supply of water from the creek or any of them north of Wellington street and west of Eccles street for the purpose of street watering and other purposes and also to investigate and report upon the cost of such supply, and pro- ceed with the sinking of the artesian well authorized by. the Council, and that per- mission be given to employ necessary assist- 81109. one of Barrio : Wants H.031: Ell . UIOKOY WK EPW111170 Unllrllllh "It wee erslly `expected that Senator Gownn, iv V hue devoted a great deal of time to elaborating-`the 'navvv:`fot_em of fprooednre,, .. . ed in to hsvtibeen bio the`-ehairmInnhipfhimIelf"bnt _ be of "ofinion tlu Ho'n.~ Mr." ` Diohey; `virtue 0 his lengthy parliamentary eipe. enoe should hold the poeition. --uv uvwzuuvv XIVVI UV VIIIII In The permanent committee on divorce, ap- p0inted,nnder`the new Senate rules relating to divorce, met Mondny morning for thax,-at `time. Upon motion of Hon. M:-.~'Gowan, ' ~Hon. `Mr. Dickey was appointed chairman. -IQ -1-.-. .4nnnuA-nllup `av-Iugnnl fjln Qnnfn 1:: (H1 or sa.1e._ _' 8 Fun xer paruculars wxll be made known at me time of sale, and in the meantime canevbe had on application to the undersigned. See 1.130 Posters.` Dated this 16th April, A, D.. 1888. . .1, Me Rn'l`H\Uli`.I.I. The Belgian government : expenditure for 1888 will be $l0,000,0(X). mainly for new forts, military roads and artillery. The French steamer Zorouba, from Mar- seilles -for Havre and London; has been wrecked on'Guet-nsey. Thecrew were saved. Political meetings were held at several places in the N 0rd on Friday night, but the disorder was so great that the speakers could not be heard. mg.` 3;m;igh;.}Ti.ie.T "E3115. 13;." col- lapsed in consequence of high political feeling l'I'I1.- 13-11 "_l`f`__,LL, ,, 71;` 1. `me raii iii e12ee's}.sTI `{1}; 'p}'.;Z.. Pope remains in Rome there will never be another Pope.` The Pope celebrated 'a special Mansion Friday in St. Peter : for 20,000 French Austrian and Slav pilgrims. m':l.`l1ZaW6t;<;.o:1V1h:;V{1;Et;dv1:l;:aIa;1g;r; of Italy to visit Windsor Castle in June. m'Z1;he co:ic be`tweet-1i7IZ (:-iin!('::l`3i;nx;:'n;;l;: and the Empress Victoria is only suspvmded. II`\L_t'\,,.,,I , A 11! 17- r\ V 7C;)Z16gne Gagette s'a.ys a. Ffeuxzch syndi- cate is negotiating a great Russian loan. 1 in: Al . `I\ n 1 It ila rported that Ea`reZ1Z1e7|-Vail" Boulanger-'3 wife is a bitter hater of England. V T fI`i1r;;1era;(th fig ;};.;ui' It Cannes of Nobel, the inventor of dynamite. Y\ ` Ev (1;Vl1;>-t;aV1;1 ;xigrants left: Queenstown during the past week. ;I`l;e dzar shows no disposition to respond to Empress Victoria's overtures. is. 1 3 n we HI:-;h_ Court or Justlqze, Chancery Division Adams V. Adams. 7 ihe Insane Asylum, in New Jersey, testified that tainted meat, wormy bread, cockroaches and stale vegetables were 5...! 5.. 6-1.... -..L.'n..&. ~ IIIUCU UUULIUQUIICE I fed to the patients. g 35:235. A reward of $1000 is oered for the return `of a. 15 mouths-old baby stolen from in front of a drygooda store on Third avenue, New Vm-I: loaf. F`:-high The dead lock in the Washington House of Representatives will prevent the considera- tion of Congressman Hitt s reciprocity resolu- I tions this session. 'ICssb,76o6 Ea};3Zc}rZ&'J{1'3LL'fn on Fri- day morning. Five remen were dangerously burned by an explosion which occurred. `of 5 d}y6SdE}t}Ee York, last Friday. do. now said, will not return to New York but will spend the summer in Canada, as more healthy. A @011 l\I\ Q_. _,_,_n I T` " - - _ ---.---`.v.- a ne 0, who attempted to assault a white gir near Memphis; was lynched by a mob Saturday. rn|_- _.:__.'..__ _:I_. 1 1 ` ;I;h(eVh;'ike of the brewers is likely to ex- tend throughout the entire country. TL ...-- _......_ __'lJ -1 (IL, . A. . 1) `JRSUANT TO A CERTAIN DEED OF Assignment made b the Rev. Thomas McKee to the undersigne , there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, at the residence of -the said Thomas McKee, on the Mill Road. Vospra, near the Town of Barrie, on , Ha- - __.- -._-...- vvvnn-UIJI It was Zvfery gold at Staunton, Va., Satur- day night, and ice formed half an inch thick. 'I'______ `'I___, II T `II 1 It , H _._.. _-- ..v...._..... ..u... you nuvu IIIJLU dameeriluasell Lowell delivered a lecture in New York Saturday on the Independent in Politics. T Mhflrieecoe Conkling s condition has not changed much for the better. He is having a hard ght for his life. ' The arheexher Newgort. from Aspinwall; which arrived in New York the other day, N had 11 cases of smallpox. `I .____ ('1... `LI ` ` ` ` c The Z111i;s7iZz17g:Va'il;;;'c.1"o-a'r of 1804, only three of which were coined, has turned up in Pittsburg. It is valued at $800. K wan:-Iv`: nlinnvvwo Smallpox in very prevalent in New York just now. -__ _v._.. V. I-no u-uunvun The G;a.t;;'I-`runk report for the last half year has been issued in London, accompanied by the Northern and North-Wesfern state- ment. l The holding of a. cott Act repeal election in she county of Stanatead has been author- Ize . ` -_..__-_ .. -._- n-nvvnn-5 uu uvuovn 'Z1`l(1e farewell demonstration in honor of Lord Lanedowne by the Commons and Senate will hkely take the form of an address. , ___.. -_. _._..,-q--- The Vgiovernment will push the Sault canal to completion as early as possible. FBI... .1.._LL ..-_L__-- V mmunnislneucs 1\T BAR RIB, .'H.(| or CHATTELS, FARM swoon, - 1c'rc., ETC. __ _.~-_.- -__ -..-.. v- ac.-J. Chief ;Ius'tice Armour was presented with 3 pair of white kid gloves at Napanee. ll - `l`..-l..'-- `l1'..___ .1 `I n I- .. ..,_-- -_- 3-`; v was our gvuurwuvvo ;I-uutice Henry of the Supreme Court had two apoplectic strokes last Friday. ,___'__- .__- _-..v--- .--av n-Anna-J; There are now over twenty constructed or `projected railroad enterprises in Mamtoba. A 1--.! ...:_.- :_ _,_-_.:,L `I . -- _..___ --... ---v-r. -uvu nu unwunvvvw. A mine is reported to have been dis- covered on the mountain south of Hamilton. The government has declined to remove the duty from books imported for free libraries. ` z;Grand Trnk freight train wss wrecked. near Brighton on Sunday night. No one was hurt. O ,, __. _. j...- -uvnrv Iv\4Itl-I Sever;l_persons were seriously injured at St. Thomas last Saturday by an accident which occurred while moving a house. ,,,,__. ,_____,, . , .. . . Hon iagea Mcshane announces his retire- ment from politics. nf._LL. 1 1 1 - - - - - , ____`_ -6 .v- - --`---J: Lieut.-Col. Hughes has been appointed Chief of Police of Montreal. T - ' ,- ..: _----v- --u vu-5-J uuu rvndlulvo The denth sentence on Newton, the Winni- peg murderer, ha been commuted. rs ` `, ____._._ -_, --- -cw`... vvnnnannusvvo n Parliamentary circles prorogation 13 talked of for about the 18th of Mny. lVI..:..: T....A.:-.. A __........ _, W 1 r u-us. urcuuors at uni: apove named, -the Rev. J. Thomas McKee, are `hereby notied to furnish to the undersigned assignee on or e`- b fore the 17th MAY 1888. particulars of their scverai flsims, dui y proved by affidavit and such vouchers as they possess. Dated this 17th April. A . D. 1888. J. M. BOTHWELL Assignee . J6-16 7 * Rm-MA. b. n.- Tine Bill to ratify the Fisheries Treaty passed its second reading in the Commons on Tuesday morning, rm_- a-__;- ,, . . V "J -----or The Senate committee heard evidence in the divorce case of Eleanor Elizabeth Tudor against Fred L. Hart last week. A Bird`: lye View of the Week! for Three DnyI- Canadian. United States and General News. Seeding has fairly commenced in Manitoba. ' The Nova Scotia. Legislature adjourned on Monday. AAA . - "J- Tli17ore are 232 telephones in use now in Kingston.- [ ;-versona were burned at Coatiooke last Friday. In A.- : --~ --v-v Eight` hundred immigrants arrived in Winnipeg on Friday. THE NEWS GUNDENSING MAGHINE. BIHHIRS THE PITH OUT OI A DOIIN COLUMNS INTO ONE. _ oid World. ` Baron Mackay has formed a cabinet in. Inlln-ul {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANOI amen: corms. I-xv: arms. ..___ r um Cr dito softh b ' . Thougas tIcKee.e i-gY:nl::I!7daa:gnetv. The Soinatonlvorce court. Umted States. In the Txfuatior of the Rev. Thomas Mt-Kee, assigned In Trust. Mo WARM TO LET, being the S of Lot No. 23 in 1` the 3rd Concession of the ownshlp of Flea. 100 acres. about 2.5 acres cleared. 10 sores-in tall wheat and fall ploughing done. The term will be let for a long term on reasonable terms and am roving lease. Annly for further information to _ loCAR'I`HY, PEPLER & McOARTHY mt! Barrio. -_... - 493:3?3:::?:'.::.*.a". o..i 1.12:5 1:I:L1nL}z:1;xl?gl<`1`:pply. Address Box 67. mI.'l9.g'en- . _ .AN'l`ED-- Foreman to take charge of "brick T yard. Highest wages paid. 011']; an . r-Inna men need annlv_ Add!-Ann Rnv A-1 Mr.::nma:u..-In Barrie. on Batu:-duyb um iadpril, ot inammation at the Inn aniel Maundrell, aged 33 years and 1 days. \\',II_`..lAMS.--111 Barrie, on the 17th inst ... Eliza- beth," beloved wife of E. E. Williams. Ind elder. daughter or the late John A'ox|nder. Barrie, aged 87 years, 7 months and 7 days. Funeral on Thursday at 8 Dan. Isy -uun u.L.u=HruquI-.u FAMPHLETS Bates and Excursion Tickets will be furnished by your Ticket Agent, or addresl E. B. WHITCOMB, Germ. Pass. AGENT. ' Detroit 8 cleveland Steam Navlgatlon co. DETROIT, MICH. a7ETR6i'1" "V/'\uuIl3MC%i`:~`:/HELAND 4~.4'.1I|'nl Hunt-lav Thing .1 4-1. Cu Fe I'LLusTnATEb MPA M PH LETS will be rummum .!'D`11'jL`l'lpH per ` errx uetween V D ETROIT, MACKWAC lS_LAND 2 Ynnnnn l"i.u'hA`u ~.n nu-.......'1I` ' m_AcKaj'\IAc F: uaca STE.-1M!:ns. Low Rates _ 10R ALE-That eliaible building lot on comer Street. opposite S. A. Barracks. MH1 ' DR.-CRO OKSHANK. -_.u-`p-u nuuunr VII-nu-It-&I`Il`l 9;-ecial Sunday Trips during July and August. ` _ _ . ..-. . , .-_.-.. .. .... ...._._.r....., U3. I nnce Ch(5DO' ; 211, .`;`._" :4 e 11.-1-,5`v111e ecqd'u. San 3"-nnh. Pom `Huron, " St. Uluu-. Oukxnua .uuu.~.e. ,m.;u-mo Cxty. . Evry _V`.."ouk` .'.:._; ;JeL...;cn _ nr'1'l')t'\I`l' Axum f\l I\lf'I Anna; AUc1'IoN' SALE VOL. xkxvn. No. 16. wnomn No.1 BAMUIL Wnauzv, Probrletor. - ' S LLH1 mer `Tou r.% NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. jg Four Tl`:-fps per " errk Between nvxrr IIAl\lIII\IAI\ nu ----OF VA'L.U,ABLE-'-- I 17th Aairll. 1888. J. B. OTTER.u -rvnlvll vi auuiunv 03'3"" Matthew Arnold d`tod Iadiboi Monday olhosrt dilollo. , BOTHWEL{4 xv. uun tun, Mter at "om 'r' '% Yn. 9r'.- . . .1--------.------ Mam. _V A i .I:1r1n:.P.0.` X'ssiRne`9- co`E.`? $133.1 ?'3""3-'.mm *"" %iZ.s`7.?.'Z;7r1';?z7?, .5;`.`I.". over a. hlzlnzluid miles, Iron Inn " .. V I H`. `d himself` Week .byhauh;V?l?o- A ` nf `mu ava.'mi1a.`nm- ch.'Lmn.':h&l+. 35"-5'63 t Ii'ai'& `$'$a'e`i`3 f.;a'"?' .oreibi'6i: `for the `hike 0! in rs con1:"'p' buuhol, thereby making a oloargain two!` In shout ton dais` the". oon't`ru`otorM.oft`11o` R kWllOom Any Co wood"w'ill,. mating: holelnin ,tholu_:;una `up .'i ..``:? Whether nlt, ml hu. "1 , ` gu,'ora9'_v'r of Iilvor will rein 1:` will be A man named James Chapman `fell from the roof of the_ new freight phod It Golng- wood a few days a go,'un'iIA`r91nnined in _a. state of nnoonuoionnnoui n nninberd hours. I Be in now, however, on: o1`dnn_ge_r. ` ,, .~L__L 1.-.. .I-L;_;;I-l.' ____n.-_--_L__ -l.;LIL;- ",{.?.Ii&"1="...%.:.n.g .aaa;,, ngmod"Dan Campbell came near` :-bidding good-bye to sgrth big reason of I. limb of 3 tree" fdlin en. .. __II.`.. L-..-,.._..- ' L...I..._ - ` man 15 wcu minced and well watered. There is a good long house on the premises. good frame barn 36x53, also 0. log barn and 102 Stable. There is also a small orchard on the premises. " he vuvnnoulu In ...:aL!.. 1 .... ..4nA- -- H 1"a'.'n'." '" ooua"b35-' } received othereinjnriee. n"iza{6}.'bLi:}i$i;ii,7}i belllngwood, lntely lectured to hi: people on May I go to the Bell`: The IulWOI' depends very material- ly upon whether you have anything to wear. or not. A Oollingwood dwelling house caught fire last Saturday, but the ames word soon so - reused. The egreatest damage was to t e urniture. `cans by its removal. `That : the usual result. _ A. ' V A _ ntrggz in laid on Wednesday that he spent and: hunting fora vacant house and could not {in eue..--Orillib mper. Ho hgdmolt likely found corner grocery on his travels. . An attempt was `made 5 short time ago to burn Mr. George Abbott's burn in. Matche- dash, but the attempt failed. He lost about $50 worth of feed. lumber, etc. IIIIIU I I A I (1 at Peneteng has at late been undergoing a renovating procen-re- laying oors--changing stovepipen, and the i use of lots of paint and lime. >'i*he_hxhVoll_hoys of Braoebridgehave form- ed themselves into a. maple sugar brigade, and are operating on trees in the neighbor- hood of the village. . * NIL- 'I'I__._.___A_._,_, ,4 TI > A 1 -I n . '"x1.".' E:E.;T..' 3{':' appears I to be a successful sheep raiser. This season he reports 25 lsmbsfrom 12 ewes. TYI, - I II! 0 amok p;J1ii;;1L& ;;`;iv. up their ai:%i'ng achoo in consequence of muddy r . `Music and mud are inoompatiblea. It is said that 0. Beck & 00., of Penetang, have taken a contract to saw 10,000,000 feet of lumber this seascn for an American rm. ` The Liberal-Conservative meeting at Ben- verton a. few days ago was well attended, and I ospwal address was delivered by Frank Medill, M. P. III A I-\ C on .1 n (;u_nuluOn8 or this Uourt. "I F th articular: can be had from Mo- Caz-1t1lI;y,e!l"eI;)Ier & Mocarthya Barristerlv 630- Barrie and Allieton. or from. the underslgn Master. ' ' Dated at Barrie this ytg aArpll,,p1g8`. | T ATTB}.Ee:$a}ig{e"'$;w%g;aE'L7iLS;.}To;. t longing to Mr. Fred Sander: the other day, so that the wounded animal had to be shot. ' "1 '5"' """"'U-' orth River bridge on town line, Tay and Matohedush, is progressing nely and will soon be ready fox-_travel. H EsH"{e}ci$3" o;e;-e;i:ensive building operations there this summer. Somebody ' is going to build 3 root house. 'l'I'__-_-_fI,I_ 17," n,,,__,;- L. , , 1 1 , W .;l'1l'1-t:-`tie murderer who was executed on Friday, was formerly Salva- tion Army captain at Thornton. - , 'I"I' TT_!j_,__ _ F"I>, , AI t ' ' `lav. Mr. Vliswson presented with an address at Grsvenhurst the other day, on the occasion of his leaving that place for Toronto, `Edit; _a{1diei'1 out to as Scott Act meeting at .Ja.mieaon s Corners the other night in spite of `the mud. ' , A!IA, i 1'`: I I I 1 In Ii! , _._..,,r._. j---. W Ehe AlHstoz;_Bie);c1e Club elected its oi- cers a few days ago. G. Fisher is president and H. Dgylrymple secretary. VIVL. \T_,,LI, `I'\!,,__ I, I! III it}; e:eVa;:tei that A fair amount of grain [from (Jhicago wxll pass through Midland the coming season. II (`I A 1 .0 . u c WMr. (B. zZA(rr1vcVi.e-rz_son, of Waubauehene, is at ` Fesaerton fitting the machinery into Mr. Needler s new tug. . . A *n|,,L _ I A|l\A n '\ I II " 'Af'1%},.e;; smL;ia..ea $100 as Bracebridgec last week by P. Magistrate Spencer for breach of the Scott Act. ` 0S'I`- mi - ote.tor O5 unambi- L 'r. W? Iz{ nox"13'I;.v?f.ot Lem Educ. duo {In two you: from last an . person: are warned not to nootlito nix note. II D07- ment has been Itopno . - Barrio.Ap:1l7th,l8I8.- J _; 5- 216'-17~,a.':` "in;'.;n1"yC' sifo}',io}2'.'a Eifoeaaea Vgyhthia " big boys at the Stuyner Public c oo . Sweatman. of Toronto, will admin- ister the rite of conrmation at Fuirvalley on % the 18th. V ' ` Z The oolleotors in connection with the Brad 1 ford Presbyterian Church raised a few weeks ago $173.55. b 1'\ 1 I 9 7"'Z1`lle"t:l1'r-(.zebn. Bay shingle mill is about ready to start on the lightning style of mak-. ing shingles. Ill A`l' I '- *?1*iiec}':{Ere Salvation Army people ad- vertise : grand J udge and jury meeting at their barracks. - ____'. __: -__- -.___J V--.--_-r -'-ww--u 1- Hun, of Braoebridgo, lost I valuable cow by drowning in the river last Friday. * VIVL- _'.-._I__ _._A. __.'LI_ ._.LA. .,I___.. 9, ,,_ A I ` merchant: have taken not';o'n to- ` wards adopting the only closing system. If... I'] ___.A. - `I3..__-I___'J..- I__L _ _,, Z>(:`1; e-t;;;-z:1|T'x1_1<'>:;9-3r-;;'-said to be creeping 1 about, up round Magsnettawan. j ! H i_I -u-iilica-'I'4-i'terary Society has given up operations till next winter. _ `T- _l_ _._ LL!" _ .___.. 6- . -_ _'_ _-"'-.-v-w--- w-cc - Vvv -c-vvn No show his spring by the'S;oat Gwi.llim- bury and Bradford Agricultural Society. `lI3.1I-..J __-..-I.-..J... l___- A.-I_-_ _ , PURSUANT To AN onnma on SALE, herein dated the 9th day of December. A.D.; 1.5.37. there will be sold by Public Auction. by and with the approbation of J. R Cotter, Esq.. Master of the Supreme Court of J udloature for Ontario at Barrie. on _ T samu~aa.y, sun day ofMa.y, A,1}., 1333 . g Midland .Lwnna will have all they can do during the Iummer. , r. .... -..-.=-__v--.- Thafnll wheat `in Tiny and`Tay in said to be in 5 good condition.` 1531i"o Mgistr_st;Lyon has been looking round_ Penetang lately. ~ - q-_.-_ -_A4,.,,__ .2 W :1 - - __- __._- ---v-' u '1 good run: of maple up are reported `from MoPhee s Switch. J ~ v v -v v-'-g "I \ . I . The Bradford 'gra.in_- market is about over for the season. T -.._ '_,-- V Midlandjaxpeots the town bell to arriv in ` a few days. 'I'|I.r- 1')... JD, _, 1 ' _- _.w._ % Scum`! want: better re extinguish- ing `arrangements. * "__ `_." `__L N on. 1 an - .- .` Z'i`Vt;;1`1ew Methoiiist Uhurch at BI-echin will '=1`l;; [charity concert at Stiyner, was 3 suoceu. ` .;.`....`"- ..&"'%`;2.". ..?.:"I1.5.-`."`;.; muuuwlng vnluanle DPO erty: South half of L0 number in the Sixth Concession of the`Township of Innisl, in the County or Simcoe. V The propert will be offered for sale subject toe. reserve b d to be fixed by the said Master. The said lot consists of one hundred acres. seventy-ve of which are cleaned. and the re- mainder is well timbered with hardwood and some pine. The soil is of excellent quality and well suited for grain producing purposes. The farm is well fenced and well watered. There is in qnn Ina hnnnn nn H... nmmu.-.