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"'1;-o";<'ilTI.n(lV winter noes take place on the ice there to-day and tomorrow. "nu an 1 . -; \n9;I_,_.I L__, mum unnn-n1s`rn1ur nsnn3.. ULPTURID BY SIIOOI AND DIBTIIOQ i IXOKANGIS A8 LOCAL ` * V].V ;l;0jt;D3`&;l`I'OlI0 in 3130 Having Van ..i`o:a `lll , "mu mwnnr bu-A-nu'z`nm .` BARBIE, ECQUNTY OF SIMCOE; ONTARIO,=THURSDAY,MARCI?IM'20,1890. "house this summer. Mr. Henry Shaw, of ;I;c_l`1-sve 3 new brick school- ` Honeywcod, has the contract. Hkesissl services are bein conducted sh Salem church, Ruskview, an much good is 3 resulting. T | _ 'Ii_._S -1 TP,___ I_L_I_ _.__.,_,! ,I "Church of Englen Temperance Society. "lllh'e--'end of Hope lately oraenized -at Oreighuret is the `nvenile branch of the Rev. Mr. Lindsey is president, Arthur Craig and .G. 0. Canton, vice-presidents, Mal Sneeth, ueoretei-y, end A. Kiel, treuurer. .UUllUlI UFIIIII lUl'I!K CI'._ UIIU. UV. 9: lung and thdothor in the plaoeof Oalver- ' lay : school. ~ ' ` ` V ~ ' A` ' -AI Oolnmiuioner Adams, of the Salvation Army,` has been talking in Orillia. He gave aomeintereatin information `regarding work i of the army. :1 the home in Toronto who Earned out well with the exception of aeventy- ve. ` ` i - V l W `1v)-unedin prince itself on being a. spruce and. enterprising hanilet. T ` - ' erg; dd.$'u.B}; d.}'.Iy'. :LL'r. Wine, of ` Allsndnle. while crossing the_Pine ,River at Angus on Wednesday, fell in and was drown- ed. His remains were interred on Sunday. TLLII, l"'I9,,,-_ 3L,,_I-,, ,A_ _I , -1 -AI "very enjoyable evening was spent and brought Advance Correspondence. The annual social in connection with St. Paul's church was held on Wednesday night at the town hall. considering the unfavorable weather and the very dark night. was a suc- cess. The ladies of the church provided an abundance of good things for the refreshment table, _and theaiter entertainment wasmnch enioyed by all present. Some disappoint- ment was` felt on account of the gentlemen advertised to speak being unavoidably absent. James 0. Morgan, Esq., M. A..- occupied the chair and opened the proceedings with one of his inimitable addresses, andalso read durin the evening several ieoes to the delight o the audience. The isses White and Mr. Vick Hurt. of Dalston, and Mr. R. Purvis, of Barrie, sang and played admirably, and were repeatedly enohored. Mr. Alex. Ooutts brought the house` down with his Scotch song, Bob and Thompson's Smithy. A to a close by singing the national anthem with Mr. Morgan at the organ. The proceeds amounted to nearly 830. ` nu: " W ' -*"---n 'r' A: yeetl;e`r'e ere no sign: of rebuilding ishe flyover Ifntionhnt was recently destroyed by V `5Vl.`_v'vo.`:e'w Ichqol houses are to be built in `South Orillia during the year, "one at, Mt. Qlnvnn Ant` tI|d'nl:Hi:p in '1-Jun nlninn-nf ning- '7.ra?;.{1i{v;} Si; i.}}."eI;eL.-11%I..}":E':s'en A volume. - M 1 _-_IEe_vjfYi :-'V ;iEm;-effnduy, lectured" _ in Breohfn on the 10th, the subject being ten dey_e'in_ London. ` ` ` Lt: mberiing ope;-atiima at Rouse are drawing to 5 close, hauling being nearly nished and ..nvAI-AI munnh `In-nnlrina nn Highs Suedride etatien yerd in oovere with pulpwood end timber I_I_d more in arriving every day. ` ` ` .,_I___II___--,_4_,_L,I,I Inn o 1 army.--uu:-e To night the-'l`l:eepiene will give one of their:.popnler end pleating entertainments. `The pen le of Bertie know what they may expect w en the Theepiene ere on the boards, and consequently they elweye get I "bumper. There are two good and enoient reasons for enover-owing house to-night. theyrere the object of the enterteinment, yidelioet to the Bertie hospital fund, nngi the entertain- Innn `.CQ `minhe tn Innniuni-A `en nnnp` '.i`i|;-""-S';l;-c;tTa_"Kt1ightI ? are fully ofganired at Onlghnut. and meet on the lat Wednw 1 day of evorymonth. ' V 1 The ohairmsn ot the Buoebridgo Board '0! ; nnnlh not: A nlnru nf I40 g sump l ;uv vunnnuuu In one Drluuurlugll D0511]. 0! Health got: a salary of 840; year. Sundridge in trying to roorumize it: band. IJ'eFY'om'{sZ `'e'{1E'i'i.}"i.{.'." A- --L LL`..- -.__ ..- _S__._.. . ment itself, `which we promise be good.- Robel-tIon'e bedutifnl comedy entitled `.'Oute, ? will be presented. and the following out of ehenotere wall fully justify what we hove aid :- . A V T Hon. George D'Alroy. . . .' . . . . . . . . Mr. Giles. Captain Heutree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Spotton. \JCPUCIIl ILQKUIVVIQOI In OI Inollllt QUUURIILQ EocleI.......~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Mr. Ssnfo . Sun Gerridge... . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Mitchell. Dixon... . . . . . . . . . . . ..Mr. W. D. B. Spry. The Marquise De St. Mont. . . . `.Mre. Lloyd. Polly. Sanford. Esther. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs._MoKe2gie. This cannot fail to add largely to the I Iunnillni fun!` ` ' eonlinta of White Wor Arruene, Rope Silk variety of sewing`!!! The Singer Manufacturing exhibiting at their ooe, D nest display of -Art Need! in Oanetle, all the rodn of their World- Renowned Sewing ooh` I. The exhibition Embroidery, Kenlin n Stitch, and every] ine work. 'I`|\n nvlhinn II `O-.n A All!` 1231: Ihigd " Fa:u3:d"i;i}};;:;5$1dwse} is in . goodiproaperona oondition. ` ` ` jfjgu -5 no - . .` `_- _-.`. -- v--- _v--_--w-u . IA dwelling honueat Severn Bridge occupied `by two families and owned by J. Jackson. was deetroyed by tire on Thursday ` ht. Most of the content: were loved." Mr. un- ninghnm, one of the oocn to, had one of his arm: -very badly burned? ' be uoI'i's'g1"r'{{I.'I1".' V-FIVE UI. lUWlll Ill The exhibition in of Barrie will do work. "Everyon will be teugh charge; L ` -m.. n...:. in: gm 1.`. :5. .4;+..a`..}..`ne. IIIU `VIII Bl to all and the ladies` Ito call and inspect the` Vin 0 Singer Machine w to 0 this workefreeef onnrgca _ _ _A . _ l The Bamo` d Will ha 1:: sttondsvnpefon Suturdayni __ ` _ 12-12? x | F `!F"'FF`TP""" . ., . T A Northeast atom prevail: at N ew Orleans lay: a dea,pataolh,of% Friday, The river went _down' l6'toot,' but in swelling again. "l`h_'a water in, now-over at Bienville; Oonti and St. VP'o1:or'8treeta. - ' ` um _:._. _..a.|._.-us-..` -:.1 ..: L- n.- ...:I......- VIUFUT D5l'UUCc The city authorities, aided by the railways have utrongthonod the weak places in the leveo._ A lottery company h_u donated 8,60,`-' 000 to tho-`oit.y4.. ornlo inoproteoting the city from overow. ', - -. . . ,'.,--,- ,A. VIII UL Illlli guuuv, UV upyvug In I ;our ~`.naxt,r.LoountIr eprt zawith- list of cash: ` and report of _8ohoo1:eBo'|rd on;'1`neodny sign`:-.'; ' -. .|nn Y!.."" :rohsd let the wood work ii: which the oold air ventilator: are placed. - :` `II. _n 11:11-- `.1 1:. .__,A, --_,. .._- v -----wwvuc -unv rntvvinl ` nlr.`G.~ Miller, of Moonstone. is going to great 1' store in the spring where surround- ing `fnrmn nlu-go amount of goods foruromull cum 0 money.` L. ` I'I,___I_-_n-I, __ .. ..__..._ ~--- vu --v-vi` WsubIunhena it yearning for th establish` monfof a second bakery in that village. . v `ll - 'n|.I_ -__1 n|.'__._1-u. .,g 1- .1 an n -Mr. mania cm "5311. '5: "6L'uI;}i,'*':IL.im.` lei: brokenthe other? day. He wee standing near the ekidwey clone to his horse: when the trace brokeend the whiletree ew-"beck -and struck him on the leg below the ` knee with the reeplt _ebo_v_e stetecl; i i ._ ._ l - ' OTICE is hereby given. pu ant to the Revised statutes 0 Ontario 7. Chapter no. that all persons having 0 ms 11 n or against the estate of Orson F ette right. we of the Township of Veep in the County of Simcoe. farmer. who die on or about the 16th day or Feb:-us. . are 0 or before the lat. DAY OF MAY. 18 . to as by post, prepaid. tr deliver to the undm-sin d Snlinitnrnfnr mm L CIIII IV iha. ~ .' .551 `. r `U %_o.,..;.a.a Qnko this iun, to gppgr {cl __ ...A'LL .,--....4. ...-`...x.'a. .<.:n. I:.a. .: ....*.'. Ivlug--L n`1|nII| human: at Nn (IIb`An.|:|l no Tholplanl. I. fIIL-__ ___.. _I an nxmbmon. I -"nnn`nnnnnn or amooi um nounnon or CANADA out: cmnmon JJ\l,UlIWUIl" WV UIlD" .I.IlDU. UIIU VICKI UV III` atruotod to obtain estimates for printing th assessment rolls. Carried. Y)-AI___-lI I`lT_II_ II1l._1LLL_.__- _lAl, , L,,_, -uX"I:;:ln.w' was iufroduced and passed up- pointing assessors for the current year. MOTIONS. Fletoher-Bsll-'l`hnt tendon be asked. for supplies of different ~kxnds of lumber for the current year.-On1-ried. - ~ ' WA": l1......I... THAI! `D-.. ' `B nannggn )nuruaaua wul DB reoelvea. me under- , signed until noon on MON . THE 3181` IN STAN '1`. for the purchase 0 even thousand dollars. Barrie debentures. us 5% interest. pagable semi-annually. l period of twenty ebenulrea extend over years (pom May let. 1888. e'debenture matur- ing annually. The ma at or any tender not necessarily aooeoted. ' `(J HENRY BIRD. 7. Town Clerk. Barrie. March l8th,'- 1890. 12-13 s :\.lCl{I lflc 'Wl;:ll-Pnllsn--Thst the committee on Fire and Police consider the advisability of pho- ing an electric light on corner of Penetnng. and St. Vincent streets. Carried s -LI.__-II I I'T_II.. fI"L_L LL- _1-,,s, L, 0 uv glnuuvu nu` D Ivuuurv U] Alli. UIIIIIUB Wu on the 27th _inot.v This motion was withdrawn after conaiderublo dinonuliqn as to the legshty of the course. ' ` `r Q DQh:L C nnnannn `|A:u\n :1` Auu`A- Gk; St. Patrick : supper being id/hrder Council adjourned at an early hour. ,_<" .1 . St. Patrick : manor. On Monday evening last, the Barrie St. Patrick : Society held its 6th annual dinner in the Queen : Hotel. The tables were laid out in that tasteful manner, so peculiar to` mine host Brown. A very large number of the natives of Erin eat down to the bonn- teone spread, and did justice to it. A`nn Ozhn lIl|l\l` 6.1.:-.....I...I Kenn tI\l\AA A` IIUIJQ I The Land of Our Adoption.-Song, Mr. D. Powell, Mr. Hnuahton Lennox spoke in response. He and the" subject -was one worthy of great ehrt. Spokeof Onnndinnt an an active, intelligent race, and acid that I we have eve`:-yt.hing oslonlned 0 edvnnqe oommerce. &c. We were {at oveteking theUnited Steteeinpopnlntion. being 100 you: `.4 L.-uh (III M` nnxrv` mm lllli mung: I `Jul-lava vv QUE. A communication was also received from Mr. David Boyle, of Toronto, thanking the Mayor for inviting the Osnsdisn Institute to hold a. summer session in Barrie, and stat.- ing that the matter "would be lsid before the Ilnstitute. . Oonnoillor Caldwell presented a report of the Indigent Committee recommending that Dr. Oliver be appointed Health officer and attend to the indigent poor at a salary of $100 for the current year. Adopted. Thu ll`:-.-.u.. (`A-nnn:5I-An unwnan64A `Ln on--u, IJICII I-Ill VICUUI WU` DUO The Committee. further reported that they recommend psyment of the item 8542.50'for electric lighting, which had been referred beok.to' the committee. on condition thet the Electric Light Co. eeenme the expense of changing the lamp posts and "making them suitable for the incandescent. lights. After considerable V discussion the report wee -.I...L...I UUIIUIVIVICI adopted I A kn VIII I VIIU I-j\JCl'l-'IU\Ig JCC Wells - Boaanko-That Rev. J. F. German be appointed Collegiate Inatitute trustee for the unexpired term of the late Sheri Mo- Oonkey.-Oarried. WOR SALE. the South Half of t 18 in the _ 6' h Concession or the Town lp of fnnisl. in the Count? of iimooe. eon nin 100 acres of land, near y allot which is ell o eared and under oultivation-tbe only, oeption beinf 3 small quantity or hardwoo r ush. The sol excellent. There is a go so:-in of water. The buildings consist 0 frame ouse barn, driving house. abode in other outbuildings. The n-nnm-tv in nit.nntnd_r'n'.hnnt. thl-an mile: from TUDCIIIUIIU SUI |Ue \JCl'l'lU\lp Bothwell -Welll-Thn.t theme of the town hell be granted for 5 lecture by Mr. Charles W An hn 07$`: :-u-O Th}: Iv|t\`:nuu 1-- UVIICS CIIII \II\I V`, I1 | Arm the good thin ma been disposed of, the intellectnsl part 0 he evening wss com- menced by the Secretary reading letters of regret for their absence from Messrl. J M. Hunter, J. 0. Morgan, Jss. Pnrvis, and J. 1`. Sproul. The President, F. X. Martin, in is very nest speech, then proposed the first toast. _ n,_,___ IIIL- _;;s____I ___.u_,_. The Queen. -The nstionnl anthem was sung with great spirit in response 01: the tout. Thu -llnunnnnnmllnnnna` int.` I`.:.n4--.....- Ill!-I` VIIIII KUWCI lvlll III FT-"ICU U0 UUU D35 The `Governor-General and` Lieutenant- Governor.-Reeponded to by J ndge Dean, of Toronto, in 3 very able and witty rpeeoh, I Thu in -A lhnlunnn ___Qnnn Mu man- LIIIUIIUU. `II 3 WWI, IIIIC IIIK VYIUU " . vsw-e The Dav we-~Uelebrate.---Song, Mr. Clay- ton. Rev. Dean Caseidy responded to this toast, saying that this was "the first time he had ever attended a celebration of this kind, and he was very glad of the opportunity. He spoke on the condition of Ireland now, and had great hopes for the future. `HI! speech was one of the beat of the evening. being tnll of lgsh drollery and sincerity. He closed by say: 3 thathe would never be able again to ihink of St. Patrick s Day as being part of ent. Sister 8ocieties.-Sonn, Hr. Pelley. Re- sponded to shortly by Capt. Smith for St. George's. and Mn: John Forsyth on behalf of St Andrew's Societies. 1\_.__ ____ _ -__.'| I -_-I I -..:..I-L.__-_' m__._ Iuu IJUUBUIL IVJCIB UL lClI`llIUIu Municipal Ins1:itntiona.- Song. Mr. H. H. MoV1ttie. Responded to by Warden Ross in 3 very happy speech. Mr. M. J. Fuwlay also was down to respond to this touit, but 3 -*:2::.a9.`*{?;:::*::13:.22`.:,'~... L'.'i1i"3 . E'n'm'S'.'"'-}:I.'$ S'uiTZ3 e .'$I."a?..2'3i.'3':i":'&T-T Dickinson is well quulntied to handle, and the oxpedtqtiomggt hi_a`he'n;er_n vwrg may satin-A ed; lI`L_ 1___I -3 n.__ A;__19-, a,__. 1:2. `"6 U Il|vru CCUUUIII PUPlUlI'Iln `IVIIIK IVVJUCIC A oAbnt,20`0,000. now'5,000, V. The press 4 Canada would compare favorably with that of any other country. In medicine, `in law, and, in fact, In every branch of work, OaI1_ada,w_I,f9ltv-3.9155,!Nforelnoltvhce. _ Qur own. |own'il`lp1iO d,ill|lIly the nhingng 1' tI`1. ="*I-!iItaII 'e'a= `Ma-`l)'." ' =M6G'a`rth' ' .1. 1. - .li{3I'-E`-NRA? 1.251;: r`Is'-'ni`:.%i'-"."`P.ub.`J.|c*'aI'. .' Diet pinch Dlacuaalon -.-Dr. Oliver Appoint- . ed Indigent '.Phyalo'an-0ha:-lea WattI.. ' the Seoularlat. Wants the 'rowng8an. The regular meeting of the Town Council was held at the Council Chamber on Monday, Hie` Worship the Mayor presiding. Mem- bera resent :--.let Deputy Reeve, Dr. Wells; 2nd , eputy-Reeve, Fletcher. . Councillors, Ball. Bosauko, Bothwell, Pullan, Caldwell and Pearoey. --2-Routine a `usual. ' ` PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS A communication was received from `Mr. Spotton, asking for the remieeionof fees for `the Town Hall at the concert last Thursday evening in aid of the University Library. Another from A. W. Beardsley regardin_g ` -_-._-A- _-|_-_n L___,. L`, , ; a VI UIIU ll IIIV U} HIV `III! |XS3'i: ?ro;nmL. Beardsley 1 Separate eohool taxes that had not been . co1- \ lnnfnzi kn LI... 5...... W unvmg uuuue. uuuul any: owner ouwuuauuzl. The p -ope:-my is aitueteqabout three miles from the village of Letroy. ;- For further particgrs app}; to II A YY (3. (\\Y \Y\Yl\V puuuau uuuuun. vuxui izated by the town. A -`-4352-.. __.. - . `wiwe-1';i'ti::`:f: o;n.:.nnmber of citizen: asking for e `abolition--of "shop lxconueo, on the ground that they oiferod no fnoilitieo to the travelling public. A nllIli|nn:nn:nn `anon: A`Aw Au`:-In-an sun 'Kv0`(`)`l.I'l:I'I;|l-!;:I`| 5.i0n frbm Alex. Anderson re- garding his revslsrm system. A `nrm A an-aka: A` 4u:`-:nAm- A-`p:n4n sun unis .u:l |.I.l'U DIDIIII IyIIl.l.la . . ' A petmon from 3 number of citizens askmg for the use at the town hall for I lecture by Charles Wattq. A _____________;g__ ____ A|_, ,,,,,,- 1 9 VLVV LU! HI-ID UIIIIUIIU Jvlu Q|lIJ.I|IUI.Ie The Finance Committee reported the pay- ment of account: to the amount of 3317.43 of which $285.85 We: on eooonnt of Willie Chip- man for watei-works . mu... n..'.......:u...- :....u.-_ _. _-_;-.1 a.'L-a. u. ;_ Dominion and Local Legislatures. -Song, The Irish Emigrant." by Mr. MoOabe. Mr. D. F. Macwatt and Mr. J. R.` Cotter spoke in response of the toast. Mr. Mac- -watt s speech was, as usual, full of native wnt. He gave a full history of St. Pat~ rick, from the cradle `to the grave; of course, claiming him asa Scotchman. Mr. Cotter then rose and repudiated all that Mr. Mac- watt had said regarding St. Patrick, saving that the fact was the7Iush had sent him to the Scotch. His 3 eeoh was greatly enjoyed and cooked roars c laughter. l`n1Ia:nsI\nI Inabdbnbinnn _ Ann C U E `||.|]\lg"L)\Ill5. LIIII IICVCIIVJO Lilla IJI\I1' inaon responded to this ton his speech being, pl pans! with'hm, full q Iriihrhnmor gun.` i|Q`ko\Q "`k- nnkund tn. nun unlsunk - W19; 1:6. skid; ho1.:1s;u`ovnnw:tu\thg;bea:% grmnwnrnnnlmm1nsEs1u{n. A snonr sissxox our or nu-rnnv-` pncnjro Txnnnmws rm-non sum-. In the Good: of OBSON FA 'l.".I`E WRIGHT. deceased . KIWI V III UVI-Ill GUI CUUQI \J.l I IV: "13ochweu-we11s--Th.: the clerk be in- L.._-L-.I 1.. _LL_:_ __A.:.__-L-_ 1-.. ___:_.A_:__ _ AL A EVCTB COM] pl'B_VUllIiULl III! U0 Ireldnd.-~Song, Mr. 'Devanoy.w.Mr. Dick- uu-nn QAQIIAIIAAI` n flu`: Onnn `uh: nnaanln . _: . ~, "5. 9 - " CI. 1- r"i"1s`1;::.3;1v`4:':'~3i~L*:. 9von`h"?v;~:fi.A C 1... / I 3.. . REPORTS. WJUIUUI. ulvuu urlvillla ' '- AI flfll DWI! ICC industry, of course no other oonntry could compare with Osnada. "He onclnded Thy. uying that there was nothing Canada could not aspire to. ` nnll wnnnfnnnnl I-u-L:LaL:.._- 1)-..L_l.2-.. IKE! `ICUPUIIIIUIL VII VIII W00 The Army, N avy and Militia.--Sonq, Mr. Pelley, Major Rogers and Capt. Smith were to have responded to this tout, but had gone home, so that it, also, was passed by. Mr, .(`.lAvfnn ngnn a nanny in um-nnimn `tn Rev. Canon Reiner, the pastor, occupied the pulpit, both morning and evening. There were good congregations present at both services. Mr. Reiner`s sermon in the evening was based on the 8th verse of the 3rd chapter of St. Matthew: " Bring forth good fruits therefore meet for repentance. It was an exceptionally good one, and was listened to with marked attention. The music was, as usual, of a very high crder, the anthem being. I heard a voice." CHRIST CHURCH. Rev`. W.` Miller Magrath, Rector in charge, conducted the usual services in this church on Sunday last, preaching both morning and evening. In the morning the text was the 42nd verse of thel3th chap. of St. Matthew : Gospel,--- What think ye of Christ ?" This question was considered both in its relations to the Jews, to whom it was addressed. and alsototheprofessed followers of Christ in "the present age. In closing the preacher urged on his hearers the necessity of an immediate and personal acceptance of the Saviour. ' _,AI ,L,_L _,__Ll_,t\1,L , ' IHUUIIWIJ W. IIIRI SIIJIJ CU IICCUII The evening sermon was Heb. 6, 19, Which hope we haveas an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast, and which en- tereth` into that within the vail. No nobler spectacle than the faith of Abraham in the promise of things unseen and in the distant future, when the rest of the world believed only in that which they could see, feel or weigh, and measure. This faith and hope is the only thing that can act as a safe anchor to the soul. which is surrounded by worldly currents tending to sweep it to perdition. Reason, pride, covetousness, or even the voice of conscience, is not sufficient to pro- tect us from the storms of passion. The snre signs of drifting are the giving up of religious duties oneafteranother, absence from prayer meeting, absence from church, feeding too long on one sermon. COLLIER STREET METHODIST CHURCH. The pastor occupied the pulpit at both services. `In the morning he continued his course of doctrinal sermons, his text being, . Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. By quotations and incidents it was shown that great prominence was given to taith both in the Old and New Testament scriptures. Jnstifying faith. was shown to consist of the union of two elements; the first being an assentto certain truths. such as._ God's existence, God a lawgiver, mans. sinner, the atonement, the possibility of being saved." ` This is; not `a blind unintelligent as- sent, for `facts are presented and proofs are given, as avbasis.of- faith. This element of faith is msnitestod in eve day life. Educa- tion ll based upon, an so is legitimate business. This ; element of faith goes `before repentance, but is not jus- ltnfying A`P.|'.Ion. may kite assent to all:-the.tn_ths` of -the gospel and yet not be his sins. -`An idler may believe an Swill, secure` prosperity, bII_r.bc`hCllOa does not securethe end. A beliefwiiivthe genuineness of a cheque and in - the solveneyv of the _Bank,` does not secure 9` "!9'5'5 qt fsith in ii4i_`f.o'i?ss1iVit`ii>n-;' It at an.. Sim y " `ilhizbdkveasi i1t*`is:'aiiiii`i-6-` aim 5ebequss*w'l`his:islsmant-off. *.:xu2z.n."5Iases:za.a.ua.s:s.La.sa.sms.a.n m;'.:.:.-Lu.-. ';.;'.7.;..:1;;f ;.;;';.1;;(;:,;.' `magi. '._i;;..;.";i . W`;-ho 9`'};iY'dP1;1i;f.rf'%3W3?!` rnxua I . ulanun ZUTH. law. we I0l_10Wlng under-mentioned articles for a County Gaol: Beef. Pork. Bread. Potatoe ot Barley. Salt: Milk, Qvrnn, (Inn! Oil and An mm to can lawyer: of G1-eilt Britain; ' V`. A: regards on: ice inllllnliv A` nnnu-an Inn AI-Inn. A4\IIun`un'o ......I,I WJIIV UV- Our Educational Institutions -A-Recitation, Mr. D. McBrady, "`.Shamus O'Brien. This toast was ably responded to by Mr. H. B. Spotton, Barrie Collegiate Institute, who spoke chiefly on universities and higher edu~ cation. V He thought it would be_ of great benet to higher education if all the univer- sities joined the federation. Mr. John Rog- ers spoke briey in regard to Separate schools. `Ila . Mr Mn!-an (Inna n 1-nnuv nnnnnl-n In`); -ngnnk VII VVIITI UL III-IU Paw DUIQUUAI. Tho Barrie Ice Indnatry.-Song, Mr. Devmey. As Mr. Maxson was absent, no- body reaponded to this tout. 'l`I.'. A... N... -..A ll:l:s:- Q--- 1:- `vuv uvunv, BU Illlll II, 030, `VI! ppaauu Dye Mr. -Clayton sang s song in response to Professions and the rest of the `toast: were hurried over as nearly all the guests had de- parted. The company broke up shortly after. 1 o'clock, after having spent a very en ioyable evening. Who: Took Plano In `the Town churches O A_A. n___.I-_. In the evening the text was the 21st verse of the let chap. of St. Paul's Epistle to the Philippiens,-To me to live is Christ. to die in gain. The sermon set forth the grandeur and dignity of the genuine Chris- tian character. and was an earnest exposition of the gospel plan of Salvation. The attend- ance at both services was most gratifying. 'l`l-.- Ahh A` l`!I-.-2.4 in n`fn;n:nnn - El-I99 CU IIUUII DUI VLUUC WT IIIUBU EIQUIIJ Ill`. The choir of Christ Church is attaining a. high degree of eioiency, which reflects much credit on its able leader, Mr. W. J. Conlter. At the evening services the sacred solo, Keep me safely to the end, was most tonchingly sung by Miss Hanmer, who is the fortunate possessor of an alto voice of great swieetnelss. , !, D.__,-,_L!_-, _ Al.___ _I__ A, ,, `II-IIIIUI-I UL JHIIKICIIIL WIUIIUIIU IIIIU AUVIIIQIIIBIII ofthe Ritualists. At Christ Church the sit- tings are free and strangers are cordially welcomed at all the services. rnnsnvrnnnx cimncn. Rev. D. D. McLeod took as his morning subject, Phil., 1, 21, For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. One of the `faults of the age is to think of men and to deal with them collectively instead of in- dividually. The Sabbath School teacher who merely teaches his class, but does not think of any individual of his class fails to do his duty. The salvation of a single soul is a matter of great importance. In the family this individual oversight is very, necessary. The parent who takes a stroll or goes to sleep in the afternoon. and sends the children to the Sabbath School as a matter of routine, without looking any further after their spiritual welfare, is neglecting a sacred duty. The history of the world clusters round a few great names such as Howard Shakespeare and Livingstone. The Lord of glory coming down, from heaven to a low- ly. position on this earth, teaches us how vain and foolish is human pride and how precious is the soul of the poorest and the- most despised. The first clause of the verse teaches the divinity of Christ, the second teacheefthat the souls of the righteous do im- mediately pass` into gloryat death. I TL; nnnninn nnavnrann Inna "Ah R 10 ru qpke bl`-Viefiiy; i; Se-E);-ra"t4v5 Eh3'J13, and Mr. Moran gave 3 very Acceptable speech on hnhglf nf hn nnhlin nnlunnla Cl-II_l JILL. JILUIBI-I guvu I vary IIJUU on behalf of the public schools. Tho nhi-I.n Inn nbucv sax U1` Juan. saw. to lo uy U03!-, pro I111. or deliver to the undersig d Solicitors for one Wright, the executrix 1- said deceased, a statement in writing their names and ad- dresses and full partic . rs of their claims duly vouched and the instant of all securities (it any) held by them. And notice is to or given that after the said last mentione date the sand executrix will proceed to dis buts the assets or the said estate among the persons entitled thereto. having re ard only to the claims of which notice she have been given as above required. mad the said exsoutrix will not be responsible for the assets pr any part thereof so distributed. to any nersqn or persons or whose claim or doims notice shall not have been received by ' I `i . %`1`E`:x`ia%`(`i";3z` i`i&'.'2`v`r`} 'rr 9" Solicitors for the Execntrix. No. 8 Owen street. Barrie. _`)ated`_l:}t Barrie this nth day or Ma!1'gl11.5A. 1).. For the information of those who are un- aware of the fact it may be mentioned that the Reformed EpiIoopal'Churoh in the grand old Church of England without the Romaniam l):`a-anldnl-n A` (`Jeni-H nhnunk `Ln n:I- I'll cnuncnns. TRINITY CHURCH. men trust each other, the patient trusts his physician, etc.,_ and in the sphere of the spiritual, the sinner trusts Christ. In human life we may be deceived. but God is unchangesble. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved." This insti- fying faith will not only save from sin, but will` also help to obtain the victory in temptation. If a person is tempted to com- mit a secret sin, the belief in God's omnis- cieuce and _}ustioe, acted upon, will restrain from the sin. b This faith will help those in adversity in bearing their burdens. A re- liance upon the promise of God. that No good thing will he withold from them that walk uprightly, " will strengthen the toiling saint to bear his burdens - This faith will en- able its possessor to move forward in the pathway of life with a condent step, for Christ has said I will not leave you oom- fortless. It will secure triumph at death. David` said Though I pass through lie shadow of death I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me. The congregation was urged to the `exercise of this faith. Auction Sales. Friday, Much 21 -On lot 16, con. 6 Von- prn; horses, cattle, pigs, implements, hay, straw, groin potatoes, household furniture, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock. Mrs. J. J. McDon- ald, proprietreu. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. `ll 1 II I A. C` Tau-ly Sales. Mr. G. R. Ford has made arrangements to hold quarterly sales of horses, cattle, &o., on the market square. The first sale w1Il be held on Thuraday, 3rd April, at l o olook. Seepoauara. Monday, March 24.--Fsrm stock and im- plements of Mr. Wm. Brown, lot 86, con. 4 01-0, Terms, $10 and under, cash, over thnt amount 11 months credit. Sale at 12 o'clock. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. 12 l2p 'l3._.`.'l__ ll-._-L no I\_ I_n_nn ,, can , -awn -v tut -ovvqu-we-U! A serious accident occurred to Mr. John Madden last Saturday. He was xing the telephone wires on Anderton s brewery, when he slipped and fell over thirty feet sustaining some very serious injuries. He came within 3 hair- s breadth, so to speak. of falling on a gang ssw which would no doubt have pro- duced fstsl results. Mr. Madden comes, we believe, from Richmond Hill. A A_A___ r entire atoc_k of _w Love & Morrison's pen, window shades, we are offering big red out in 30 days. Having bong to. at as bug dxnoo bargains as it man Oapon & O0. H'Fine linen erchiefs, nlain and hem-stitched, at & moore s. -Frnnk May, e onder-worker and mesmerist. will sppeer in the Town Hall, Bnrrie, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 26th, 27th and 28th of March, commencing Wednesday, March 26, in 1. choice selection of High Art Magic and Mesmerlsm. The most rened entertainment travelling. Ad- pission 25. 36and50oents. Plan of Hg nth 8. -. : _ -- u . .1-:_ ._.;} 1:-.1 _ uununu 1nuV unnu wux ms :15 Ivan Dy U16 b underslszned up to 12 do! . noon, on IPRID AY. MARCH 28'rn. 1890. the following 3y1d_arx_13en_tio_qed a_rti_gl;a_for C9un_ty G_ao_l: Friday Msrch 28.-On lot 22, con. 10 Eon; horses, cattle, implements, wood, oats, hey, household furniture, etc. Sale at 1. o'clock. John Laidlnw, proprietor. W. D. McOonkey Auctioneer. On Sunday evening lust, while Mr. King and his ismily, who live on the corner of Mary and Elizabeth streets, were at church, some person broke into the house and stole A lot of clothes. The thief wss trsoed through Mr. S. Wright sVysrd, which he hsd gone through and climbed the fence between the two yards. He had pried open 3 window in Mr. King : kitchen and had taken the things. He then went out the back door and returned the way he had come. Friday, March 28.-On lot 22, con. 5, Oro ; grades. thorough-bred cattle, well-bred horses, sheep, pigs, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock. David Brown, proprietor. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. Wednesday, April 2.-On part lots 3 and 4, con. 11, Essa; horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, implements, household furniture, lrc. Joshua McMahon, proprietor. G. R. Ford, auction- RAP --u--v-- -_vvIU'I At 1.15 p.m. yesterday, Wednes , March 19th, Mr. Geo. E. Conrtlandt, o y son of Mr. H. N. Oonrtlandt, Editor of TH: ADVANCE, breathed his last. He has been a long and patient sufferer, not losing hope of his recovery till near the last, and then, not fearing to "die. his only regret was at not being spared to care for a kind father and loving mother in their declining days. Mr. and Mrs. Oourtlandt have our heartfelt sympathy in their great sorrow and our earnest hope, that He, who rules and guides all things, will 've him and his partner in life, strength to ear the sad bereavement. Rev. Mr. German at Indiana. The anniversary services of the Methodist Church, Midland, were held on Sunday March 9th. The Rev. J, F. German M. A., chairman of the Barrie District, preached morning and evening, two very thoughtful and practical sermons. In the morning very clearly and forcibly showing the duty of christians in regard to the first claims of God upon them. He being Great Capitalist, hav- ing provided the means wherewith to get money. In the evening the subject was the unity of the church of God, and clearly il- lustrating and proving that unity did not necessarily include uniformity. Both ser- mons were listened to with profound interest by the congregations. On Monday evening Mr. German gave a very interesting lecture on Shams. The audience listened with unabated interest for over an hour to the lecturer as he unfolded this subject. The lecture was full of striking anecdotes and sparkling illustrations which made it highly entertaining as well as instructive.-Midland Free Press. '1 I103! IUVQ UU lIlIUo ' IJU, 2VVg Il\)'8UU.; UDIC' 260. to 270.; bsrlev. 35c. to 400. ; pesse, 60c. to 550.; potatoes, 40c.to 450. per bag ; apples, $1.50 to $2.00 a. barrel ; hsy. $6.00 to 86. 60 3 top; straw $5.00 ; beef, hindqnarters, $5.50 to $5. 75 per cwt.; mutton, 8c. per lb. ; pork, $5. 25 to $5.50 per cwt. ; turkeys, 110. to 120. a pound; geese, 8c. spound; chickens, 500. A pair; butter, 17c. to 200. 3 pound; eggs, 130. to 150. 3 dozen ; untrimmed hides, 3&0. per 1b.; sheepskins, $1.10 to $1.40 3 piece. 4;, The market on Saturday was a large one. Buyers and sellers were prompt and consider- able business was done. These were the prices current on the market square :- Wheat. 75c. to 82c. ; rye, 40c. to 45c. ; oats. On Ian 07.. o `ans-Int-I QKA GA 10:: . nnnnn Knn '.1.N PER ANNUH IN ADVANOB SINGLE OOPIZ. IIVI CIR`!!- wan rape! {Down-_ Serious Accident. now. runs. 1: Milk. S ru .1 be requ re . 12-18 PGIIOII AWIY. Market N otoa. rmemrnlm rnnulff] 7 `I15 Illllulll KUIIUTII IIIBUVI UK we 55!` Gas Com any (Ud) wil - held in I Company s0 oe. Bothwell look. Ban-lo. Thurndnv thn Ith dnv An!-ll nnvt. -1 ROPOSALS will be received the under- imam A mm 4.. M... ........|....... -3 ......- n..-........; ` +es, new-{pine etc. otc., can be bot. at c r dy & moore I. `Don't buy your Dream before you see the splendid assortment ruler, Clark 8 Oo. e. "I`al:e a look atur pew envelope back shirts, we are eole Qgen _'Vf0l' Barrie. Mo- brady 8: moore. gr` w THE annual general meat! of the Barrie the (".nmnnnv n I) ma, Rnthwnll lnnlr Ram-in nn Oompany's0t11oe. Bothwelr look. Barrio. on Thursday. the 10th day April. next. at 7 olock p In. . DYMEN '1`. Plvnnlnnt mums FOR GAOL sujms. -;\ is talked of. Get 3 move on boys, apply early for park privilegel or you may be blocked. iinus. - A 'xneeti117g(;>vf"t'ho Staxiley Lacrosse Club will be held on Monday 241511 at 8 p. In. at the Athletic Club rooms for the purpose of re- organizing. IIY I u . -- -- *' '-'--We Zn glad to notice that Lieutenant John B. McPhee, No. 1 Company, 35th Bat-_ telion, has been promoted to a captaincy. He has peen gazetted captain of No. 5 Oom- pan) . vxoe Capt. J. Powell, retired. of 1890. Pretty stock. can in and examine. the stock shipment just received from Cooper, Box & 00.. London, England, per 8. 8.` Greece. Y IUWN UVVa1JlJlLVll luu us for sale in Barrie. The and in good repair. with we venienoes. T e lot is planted with shrub and fruit trees. This re erty is beautiful situated. fronting on C ar otte street. running to Lousia street in the rear. T 3 easy. Apply to MRS. SEELS. on the D mines. 12-14;: H. ES'1`atandln town. Sulta for D1-`goods. Gfrooerlaiml or lut(ie1;i3i' A tolokt. ill be I 0 open orreuo. on s p _Mg&LE` E/inane DEBENTQ,-RES. NUTICETUSEABEHDKDERS -' ' 75 H'Pougee and J a m white, cream an Brady 87. moore s. TOWN DWELLING and halt ore of ground clung la la una in annd I-Annir. with all n vnninnnan- 'l` n Uong!-egationnl Ohnroh. Preaching let- vicee everysabbeth at 11 3. m. and 7 9. III. Sabbath School at 3 p.` In. Sabbath at 10.15 L. m.. and Wednesday at 8 p. m Rev. J. R. Block, B. A.,' pew`?- Stnngere welcomed. V ` ~ 'The Bsme Loan and Savings ' Prayer meetinge, A is paying four per cent. interest for money` deposited with them. Those penonl " de- eirone of depositing their mone for shorter long period: will dewell to col .on `themret their office in on mortgagee only. . . - They. advvenoe money . COUR'l`LAND'!'.--On Wednesday. March 10th George Edward. eldest son of H. . . an Jeannie Oourtlendt, aged 25 years. 2 months and 25 days. ` HUN'r1cR.-On March 17th. at Olerksburg. Out. Walter Hunter Eaq.. Postmaster and Treasurer of Co linwwood Township. aged K ! wanna `mm ,to `be g olgla. g A ----a vnuvv III lJIl'l'lU mortgage: only} W_ .-(\- th 1 of the um. the Dolgyt Joun I!Jn:$a?lFot a daunhwr. Dlod. _ cu-u j..__J_- I.--AI. IA.I.' Barrie. March 18th. M ___._...1 VEALED TENDERS wm be rgfved by thel 5 underalnrned II!) to 12 Na] . nnnn_ nn Notice to creditor . 12-18p I I'UBBlI' VI 57 years. v nxxxxx. `I 12 'waoLmN .-1 s 0 Baum Wanzv. Prom-letor.-O 12-34 FARM FOR SALE. Bron: TO R;N1'. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. U1 uexruy. er nartic to up 1 N IBEYNNO HAUGJ 0 Bar:-lnt.a}r`.'I on-ova III IIIUIUD GUI . Goal 011 and RE. 11- Team LU U_1U$V lJIlLVVUJ\g Barrister. Barrio. o;-`to MR8. 0. Danumc. Run! On:-(I le G lk handkerchief: r (1 colors. at _mo- IIUIXIJIA Gravenhurst. man 1'. President. 12-14 r-~ ae-..-....-..w. ...,`.,, 'I"9!I.b1` 3'9,-um-' .'- . h_ ., , 1890, cthe . ~'"E;a;wwl!rsp;:1:V;`e};iv:;`!fn; iii. success or . pie uociul. T George , Cook. of Ooulnon. had one of his foot orulhod by 3 tree falling on it which rendered amputation neoeuar . Tho Inrgery was done by Du. Harvey an Gilchrist. `A "" "I .|'I-r'| "" "' ` " *"' The loan by the burning of Jeri-ett I plen- ing mill, at Allieton. in $7,000 with 81.000 insurance. The Herald nyp :-"Of the working of the re engine and lupply of water we need any but little, for it was too ridiculous an exhibition throughout to com- ment upon." ' " ' ' neL , Aus_.x.`_ nL__-1_ _n 1_._I___I ___..I_ ___;- .----- -' v--. The Auiueon Church of England people M6 xing up their church. , AII!_.L-__ :__II_.. .._SII _l.!_l_ ___ _,,_ ----3 `C --v-- v---_w-. The Alliaton woollen mill which was o'er- ed for male last Tuesday didn't go on the re- serve bid was not reached. ` " "v2iJ:7.'.a;1?Sau}'.Ebluifii "earn. ing out shingles by thouunde though the timber in frozen very hard. A L , __ II7I_!1,,L_ -33,-._ __ '1I'.._.__,,L,,, `be be "X e.;.:.;".;;; wi1i::{.C.3}}ia:ng. Feleerton, collided with another part of the lame train while shunting was being done last Thureday and one car was thrown into the ditch, and more or less damage done to other care. The. South Simooe N ewe warna people to look out for a tramp tailor who II on his rounds. It deei natea him` a_ rofeeeional agar and a deli erate thief, an not aafe to eft alone where there in anything of value he can steal. - -r-.------- -- v---- . -vw A Nottswo mon write: :-Mr. Chin. Wiley, .hu1eft Tollendsle` where ho ha been em- ployed ss miller for time put. ' He` in- tend: seeking his fortune in other lands. It may be no, but it look: auspicious Chowloy. A Moonutonb man inyl that village in like a bell` lying dormsnt through the govern weather, and wokening up towtrdo` opting with wonderful odtivity. ' V ` , _ . `nu in-1` . big mouthed vill e upauoker will eoon hie him not-on-plow elds, tear his clothes on fences, and generally make on an and n thief of `himself for one drink at maple juice. '\-.L,_. `f7__.I_I 1'_.______ _______L LI__ _II MALE; " ""'_""" "" '-_' ""'_ ':'`C_` U ' Beeton World.,-Fat-more report the fell wheat in better condition than expected after such an unusual-winter. - The elternnte freezing and thewing `hen eerionlly ininred the clover. ` - Mu. Wm. McWilliaIna, of vWeat~Gwillim- bury. had a paralytic `stroke last Tuesday. 1 She is. however, gradually recovering. ! W713n;' {.}:Q%ii11" i1B.;'iu 5 ERA. M. Dodge, of Waubauuhene, in I pretty weighty. `fellow. tipping the IOIIGI at 1.865 lbl. -.__ vvvw. -_.. --_- -_-..- ,.-_.-_r his 10 up .timo.iI-."at hand. V Eh; Worl upaoln this littlq piece of sweetness:-` Sugar making in getting under wa , and the villsgo w` Rah`: nch `u ninhnn an hhn Qllhll hjlwr; and children, of Barrio, are thoguestu of Mn. Bonrchier, of Battoau. T nu_- zu_.'_|__..._.n.-_` f:L__._.._ u-_2-n__ L-.. "ii; '{u{;L{&oL*' 1{e}}Iy"s3aI; 1.- been trying to determine which has the meet wonders, the land or the water. "'171I;3.T;i `..1;,;.; ii}; &;E'..... .e the con. lingwood poor man : court on Thursday lu _-_L__2J_.- ..-_.!I_- _-__._ -___ -1 LL- ._-!_ There was "s seizure of spirits at Mr. Rstties Tam ersnee House, Orr Luke, a few days ego. '1` e fine for that and some othe osees against him amounted to 8209. ' I AL, DI,I_-LS-__ A____._ L_'._.. The-I0`ld~i;!'I of the Snlv-ationA Atmy have tshaken the mud of Baotou and Alliuton from their boot! and left thpne plum to their fate. " Dr. Cu-mun preach;a:l`e;`:;;ionsl ueunonu at Oollinqwood last Sunday. ._ `!_A. `.1 ,_., ,, A ll 1! Iv About 20 membere of Sparrow lake lodge of Good Templar: visited the lodge at Wuhago to hear a. debate, resolved, thht more knowledge is obtained from literature- then from travel. Literature won the days Rev. Mr. Smeliy, ot Severn Bridge. wulthe chairman. . ' One Jiho min. in the Oollmgwood public school took re lat Friday `ovo_ning.- The briolr partition: conned it to one: The vontxlstion ue sud` .uhn.Imoko.c`o;u-bin ltho (gnu, phinnoy-. by, agngmuus tho '7ri.'.' E1L}T..2"n'Ju1.',' .T1a'a.'ii...a, 1... changed hands, Mr. MoAvoy being the new lproprietor. ` nu, , 2,, I,___2_.___ !_ !_____:_._ -4. Il'2.II-._.1 V,-"1"i;:i'o'e:-`business in liootning at Midlund. as well an Bu-rio and other plmel. IT, __II ".1 LIL__.,, "`nla'.". "iaI"e"y7.Eo}{ 'ia3J;i1}' or Amy. ibigled to lecture at Midland on Woman : is ho . - ' , ,9 ,,,, ,__ -1 _..!_!L_ _L If._ "'Z"v7i;.a?dgI'a3{sbI}.Ly}'oL2Zi1L2 73:; takes of the two religion: donomnationu in that burg in the non exchange of pulpito. ,L III), A ,, Jarrett : In-go planing`I;{ll`,_. 3| I80-% I ! was burned down a." few the re not known. Steyner Sun eeye :-Mrs Rogerl, wit or M:. J. W. Rogers. a tuner, who live: about 3 mile south of this town. recently fell heir to the neat little mm of 88.000 by the deeth of her father, Mr. Georgeowe, of Sherin. Gronhuut ha I fair share of the ice trd_e. "I-54-I-.-1`1:l'uon. of Tottenhsm, tooktho onto at the shooting mntoh at Bradford by 6 noon-_o of 96 pointu, being four point: shad of E. Goldie and H. Graham`. ` The next onutoh will be at Tottenhnm. ' % " The ok'uoi'n-;;rnce at Oollingwood lut"l`uea-W `day, (llt.h,*) was the clam: evar'.'.witu"eII"-A -3 slung. final-unun I not only glean`: CARAB VII UIIUIUO `J C" III and `Aldrich ui:iui';. ud oonaouoa Jute xnuruuj ` V lupin for Advance Readers who. . ` Ltkowhouarrow-ottholoot. . . - The Rev. W. A. V. E. Pattyaon in oon-- duoting revival Iervioeu in the Methodilt . church st Ponetanguiuhene, causing a re1i_gio na4 [wave as it were. Penetenguiehene Herold eeye there in e scarcity of two foot wood up there. _ Why ntzrteke four foot wood and out it in two. Rev. Mr. Wellwood, of St:-oud,` "pretense an eloquent miaeionery Ierqnon at R.;oh Hill An Hnnrlnn 33 'EL`3T A union of `tho Sunnidalo Agri- clnltnral Society on North Simooe Indum-in!" --.\n:.6:nn man `|A`A n t-.n.-.. In.` -5-- '.'a'3'5i".'ti7I: 'iI'e'if `:12 'e:}'3':;-"1" '.1'$: `ya ` 7 - ' l (I: __, ,_A ______ ID,__ I`. In V-_'i:h~i;v"e'u be carrying on their operation: at olliugwbod. ` ` ' A \Y_u.___ __.. _._:A.-- - SI`- l'II.;.. 1VI7:'I.-_A Oardwell committed no one to the jail," for drunkennen lest ear, while the ter nnmber oommitte during the your y-guy" county, leaving out the oitiel, Wll"thI't~0`f Muekoke, 540. - V` `day, Twas clones? evVar'.'vitue,II"-A ed there. Gnhsm was` first; Stu,-k uoond, __.i [A l.I....I. o.|.`.-A-..