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R BALE.--A 54 inch wheel. Warnloo No.' 1. Almost new. In perfect repur. Will 8:" at a guest 1:. dates: 0. E. OLE 18 and I0 oronto St. 27-28 Toronto. Ont. Go: can. am. Last Wednesday, after a long and die-I treaainc period of almost helpleuneae from paral aia, Annie A., the beloved wife or Mr. umphrey Bennett, of Mary atreet, panned away at the age of 59' yearn. The 'deoeaIed wave the eldeat daughter. of Mr. Henry Fraser, so well know tn thia` town. Shewaa born at Genevalin the atate of New `York, and came to Barrie about 40 year: ago, where ahe haaainee reaided. A_hout twelve year: _ago'ahe had a paraly- uo stroke` from whxoh the never wholly recovered, but from time to time beoonnng `worse. antll ahebeeame entirely helpleaa. She bore the aiotion with patience and realgnatlon. until. death , ended her troobl_1.__ She" leavea a hnahand and two run 13--.... .1 n..-.` Ihilsnw trouble. she leaves 5 nululnu uuu um soul Mr. J ; H. Bennett, of the Railway Meif service, and Mr. W. H. Bennett, Barrister and Reeve, of Midland. `Tm lnuton oeu in sincere sympathy to `the enrvivon, `on the loll of I tender wife `and Q loving mother. , V ` ` ' ' `I ! UI:-WIVIIIU two-vs A nice little mam yacht, built at Ovion Sound`. byothe Polnon Iron? Works. for Mr." Omwtord, of Woo_dlmdn."' you brought to name and hunched yeuto;-day." Her namejii Annie 0. Hill of -`Barrio." v She is 40 foot long `and has 3 ipood of- `-bu t 9 mile-` hr= t: In :m9dh1* nhoiqggagg, `_ . . ....- 2.3` L.9"'r.."..` A: +233 A}. English lad mmed Webb, mod 16, Living in Mann tn-nnhin In-hul in nnmmg IEO- . rm: mu manna In column. ALI1IGTIY8lSli0NBUTNONl0ITII' onn run msoussxox. Dean caddy Snznuu that tip cannon Notice otvtho Attempt: to Burn. the!` convent;-Important Reports A}!- 0DtOI_l-3!-LIV! Punod-noovo Burton lI'|L_ ___,--I:,, ,,_ o nu on A s. u--ua Q-vs:-- uuavvv uuulllu. I11 Il$_l|llllV I IUI' J nant man of disease producing lth. ' further aeta forth that the Board of Health ` otlicera some week: ago viaitedthe mot and 1 admitted the dangerous nature of the aitna- ; tion. The Council is urged to take immed- ` late action inthe matter. V nun CA88IDY 8 nrrrn. Barrie July 7th. 1890. III- 11- II'....__ _._.J 1!, P. BROOKS, an Market Square. BARRII. or Otnoo of tho MESSIIS. IIEINIZMAI & 60., 117 King Street Vglezg. 'I'ORON'l'O.- y'.l.`he I-egnlnr meeting of the Town Council I `wee held` et the Uounoil Chamber on Monday night. _ Hie Won-chip the Mayor opened proceedinge jnet at 8 o'clock. . All the mem- here were present except Oonnoillor Peercey. Routine bneineee en neuel. rmuoxa um ooxuuxioanoxe. The petition of W. Littlehelee, Thomee Devin and other: of Dunlop etneet'.eeet, ech- forth that the sewage deposited between `their harden: end the railway by the Berczy end Louise etreet drains, he become e mg- ; IIAIIQ than; of (Hanna: nunnnhuu `HI-In `IL! To the Jlayor and Town Oouncil. Gmrrrmnzt, - In common with many others, I think it desirable that the town authorities should offer a reward for the ap- prehension of the party or parties guilty of the attempt at ineendiarism at St. Joseph's Convent. I hope that your hon. body will take a similar view of what is becoming under existing circumstances. and give ad- ditional incentive to the criminal. _ Yours, &c., Ewn. Osssrmr. Mr. Beardsley. secretary of the Separate School Board, asks `the Council-to levy a rate of 8 mills on the dollar from the R. O. supporters of Separate Schools to meet the | current expenses of the present year. --- v--~ -~-~-- - --- -v-v-- ,----v ' W'i1;i-eunreryldurcvlainon uh leave of sbsenc Ear three bivzka. provided he leaves 3 antiq- I no ry an 1: Wm Mnwnann nub: GI-mg nnnnn Ln] nuvvunl uuvuluuuvvu 1 Wm. McFetridge sake the Council to 1 have the drain straightened between Dav- \ men's grist mill and the woollen factory, so 1 as to protect his property from being ooded egain. `D-.. `I ll` l'_\......... ......6 - 1-55.... L.._..I.....'..... J. F. German sent a letter tendering his resignation as trustee of` the Collegiate Institute Board, and thanking the Council for the honor done him by the appointment. REPORTS. Report N o. 27 of Committee of Finance was presented by Reeve Burton. This recommended the payment of accounts to the amount of 81.65565. The main items in this account is $200 each for the Assessors" and nearly $800 for road work. Dunn-Q A Q ninnnnm Inna In-\mnnan`na` gang` .II\I IIV`II IUI IIlC\I `VIII 1. .7 ' Repoliit No. 30 Finance was presented and II as o ows :- . That in compliance with the resolution of your council instructing your committee to take such steps as they think will be most advisable in connection with repairing the damage to Clapperton and other streets. oc- casioned by the disaster of 5th of J uue last, would recommend that your council instruct your committee to employ Willis Chipman to prepare (plans and specications, and to call for ten era for the repair of drain on Olapperton street and the work in connec- tion with Sophia street creek in straighten- in and deepening, grading and putting in on verts in above streets; also plans and specications of sewer on Dunlop and Eliza- beth streets from Mulcaster to Mary streets. and the two outlets shown on Mr. Ohipman s yuan. . Your committee would further recommend that in view ct the necessity for the large amount of extra work and supervision in connection with said creek, &c.. and otherwise consequent on the frecent oods, that Mr. R. E. Fletcher, Second Deputy-Reeve, he em- ployed as road commissioner for the term of four months dating from 6th of J une last; at a ealary of $60 per month to supervise the work on above streets. i nu_:.. ...-_-..A. I-) L- --...:.l-_.I.I- J: .... -:-.. VIII` II CIIUVU IUIUUKO This report led to considerable diacnuion in which come of the member: demonstrated their entire innocence of the importance of plane and apecicaticna for the ancceaafnl carrying out of the work of drainage and for the repair of the deatrnction caused by the oods. Nearly all the tathera took part in the friendly debate. The report with alight alteration: waa adopted. ' I k_. `--- 2-- --a` -L---A` `nan Z |l"lDW WOO Iuvlvuuvvu all Xvvu IVA . appointing Reeve `Button to `p:or.f'om thol tinting of {aha unnvni-Alta all-Irina Mnvnr pan- Pwluuw Omoe. 3``'." 3`i'enZ".} u'-`r9'r3s1"i"f1nr'. n.;'i'&i'y`5' P2`; 19: : nbnonoo in Europe. A Ln-`-1 1:`: -`-A nhnt` nnnnznnn On` ' IV` C UIXUIIUU III JllIUyUO Ab -low wee eleopueed eppointi 2 d Doping-Reeve Fletcher road oommi:e8ioI:er as recommended in Report 30 of Fingnoe Committee. ' XVIII! U0 Mu-r--Flotohor-'.l.`hat the Rev. J. F. German : ruigustion an onaof the '1`:-nutoeu of the Oolloainto Institute be accepted. and that "Rev. Dr. Parker betppointod in h'n -1-`. In amendment to the amendment it was moved. thnt Rev. Mr. Wnlkor be nlgpointed, both of which were last, nnd av. Dr. Parker wu appointed to fill aid ponition. n.. mntinn Q-Jn`: 'I`u-an-nun n: arnntnd l.'I'lUl' VII Ipllll uu Iuu uuvuo On motion ti1I:aw"i`r`:unrer 1:: granted three weeks have of absence, under con- dihonl. II -I`I-_LL- D-.. lI1L-I.. -nLA-Ann wii':5'uthy-mn- Tm whereas this council has for some time past proposed to assist in the construction of drainage and sewerage in the town on the ratepayers, in- terested in each street beneted,` paying a certain share of the cost. - being` abont-one- \__I -_J .1L--A-- :5 :n -An:--K`; `A -an-A An, OUITIIII IIIIKU VI Uuw vuuug uvuaq uvvurvuwr half. and whereas it is advisable to more ao- ourately dene Inch share and to make the ahare uniform throughout the town. It in therefore resolved that upon the ratepayers interested `in any Itreet in the town, ooniing in or being brought in under the Loeal?Im'- provement Act orlotherwiae, and paying or or beingunder obligation to pay 50 oentl a foot lineal frontage exclusive of eon- neetione, as their share of the propoeedwork on Ih'ei_r. atreetv-1.,!It the town will".paygthe balance for such work. - ' V *n....A.-_ `Ill...-I..n;"l`IenI`:' 11: Tnnnunnnn Inn `mi? nmendment it was moved that Rev. Mr, Burns be appointed In Mr. German : nd-Ag` nuance I0!` anon ways. . T B|l|.4`t0n--Fl`IWl8-9-Thlt the Treasurer be V- instructed to furnish ststement st the next meeting of this council of the amount of money` disbursed by this council, up ktotund iqujred including the 15th of July, sud slso s semi- snnusl statement. ` .. . l . Frswley-Burton-t-Thst all ` foommittees requiring '``money from `the council are" "re- to submit estimate of expenditures W. '36 [<'W9'.j 1? 96 .$liI;_ ;`.r9s9Iu:& .mecti ti g'of'this council. . 4 .; ,`-. : `n.'n :_IInuw;..'l!hil: tbs 1-ullwsv nnmmittaa .i5`otiag'ot thin doiindil. * ; ;_ ,-_ j 1311.0 railway Vopununitteo oontttfolmillo ndvuabthty of lij7rin`g Di;`k. TOWNSHIP OF L03. NOTIC . - m1m nonmnon or o41u nA`oim= cm-rnmox wurnuuuu wpu uuuyuwuo A by-law was introduced and passed for nuuuinnn Hanna "Rn:-fun hm nan-(nun: lulu: worth street opened up to the hey, end re- not: at next regular naeting of this council. The oonnoil then journod till Monday 28th inst. The cheapest lice and Cotton- mounnan-lo . no. nnnmrvs. M7r-L" J. Roget-Ion and runny left town on Tueudny for a two week : outing at Port Curling. _ Mina Hattie Crew and Man Emma Fraser left town on Monday morning to attend the University matriculation examinations, as did also J O. Brokovnki. H. L. Partridge and E. J. Sinone. .. -_ v--vw ugndley, of the Townships, was in town last week and be gone to visit friend: at Edger. The Nines Quinn. of St. Oetherinoe. who -have been visiting Mrs. Moore, Mary etreet, have returned home. iwofth conod boy llli `Q nnv Ianninn InAnO:nn' an` GL3. _1~{:'M$rrin is upending 3 week with her litter in Toronto. __ _____r.__. K T. and L. :I`o-l'uuon, of Kemponfeldt, on visiting friends in Toronto. Il!_- HI ID A In I 9 `U u c Q _ w AT WOBK.-W. e at: and a. 0 N WbitB.l'6lnOV1lI 1 ht uol Chou um ` ad b arantoedg. 9 80 joystgtumnded to. Agiwn `i`I`.u3 tl E% :`a St.. or W. Hempo Mine '1`. Metoelf nnd L. Nolnnd, of Barrie, returned home Friday evening after visiting friends in Toronto. ' Mn. Codie and her son, of Detroit, Mich, are opping vnth Dr. Patterson for a few wee . R. Neill. Jr., and Min Maggie Neill nailed I for En!-nhn on Jnlv Qn ' Mrs. McAllinter atu-ted on Saturday to Bowmsnyille, for 3 week : visit to her mother. . = W -IHIIIUUQ III I. ` 3.11. of Kompe eldr Iycuuul D IOW WEEK! .3 DVD 11115`. _ Mn. Johnnon and her husband are upend- mg _ 3 week vuiting her perentn, Mr. and Mn. Freeman, Eliubath street. Tun A1-ununn e|.-..I.- It- u_:a.|.:_ 1r:_.. .n. uvlu, an. Inn llllll - for Europe on J ulv 2nd. t--v`- -- w--' Mn. 0. H. 013 ;;:nd mu Mum are spending a few weeks at Byng Inlet. Mil Jnhnnnn qn lung Ln-L.-ul g... --.-.I -uu nu-. IEIIIUIIIIII, lullllllill asreei. Tm: ADVANCE thank: Mr. Swithin King for copies of photograph: of scenes at the late ood. They are ne specimens of the Art nhnfnal-Anhin IQUV I101): I. III` art photographic. Ssturdeyk market was well up to the average for this time of the year. Quite a qnentnty of wheat we: brought in and readily sold at last week : prices. There wee e :- `n-nL`;nn gang` UUIIL CU IXU WW9 [II IU%o all-IUIU `V? C night weakening i:1.boof,'while butter and Anna Gama non nfa 'nn I-AnL'- tuning. 'I`Iu: rompuy mm 11 ford I Barrie. Ont. I IUIIU'VIII WUIU III PI ICT T371 `III III IIICI BUU e 0 square Wheat. 850. to 900.; outs, 370, to 390.; barley, 350. to 400.; pens, 500. to63c.; rye,40to-150.; potstoes,40o. to45o. 3 bag; hsy. 36 to $7 per ton; straw, 85 perton; beef, hindqnsrters, 37.50 per cwt.; fore ner- ters, 86. 50 ; mutton, 80. I 11).; lemb, 1230. 0 lb.;, turkeys, 120. per 1b.; chickens, 500. perpair; hatter. 120. to 150. per lb.; eggs, 120. 150130. perdozen; pelts, 200. to 250. a piece ; lunbskins, 300. to 400. per piece; hides, 40. to e. 5 lb.;wool, I80. to2lo. a manner` 0 `Inna IQ QJIIIHA . neuunuwnnnn In ` Luna. ask ` In 101:. 1':-mu, fut colon. GEO. n Y. M. W. G. M... .Angus McKeown, Victoria D. G. M . . . . . . . . . . .Marcna Wolf, Nanaimo -G. S. W . . . . . . . . . .Wm. Downie, Vancouver G. J. W . . . . . . . . . . . . .8. Clarke. Kamloops G. Treas . . . . . . .H. F. Hiesberman, Victoria G. Sec . . . . . . . . . . . . .Henry Brown, Victoria G. Ohaplain.Bishop Sillitoo, New Westmin- -4--- \]gIll1uoIbcotIIIOI G. S. Bea.rer....... I` QL-_J___.l `I5, , _,, O IJUIICI o a Q I n u o o o ` gtandard Bearer. .. l'1..-....`I 1\.....-._:_A. <`i}.`. .'.i'"J.'g`.I`naB' .".` .f I i I Grand Pnrsuivant . . . . . Grgndscewuaal Gran UIISIIU WZQUIIIIIK III UTE WIIIIU IIIIUUUI -Il|l eggs were rm at last week : prices. The following were the price: asked on the market n -nu-`nun WHAAI: QKA G1: ("Le a lIQ` Q71: IIIIIZ, TV! $1 3 C III-5 WINK, 10% KDQIIK C pound; wood, 83.00 aoord; greenpeu, 1 3 quart; strawberries, 80. 3 quart. RM FOR SALE in Emu t Innhl. 24,0 .1o.200a.o1-es. mo orleu. will Rotln oneanor two lots. 170 rel cleared. "` "d p53t333dlt M hm 2 B 3 ` ` `` b" wlth drlvlng ; to e oow stab! i%u 3'3Zrn3aa"; good dwell houseond out- :2 wells ;5 es of ore . banding my on in t me for fall Wm, umpa. Possession l .to the 1 slaw pggia Ban-.10 Weather Report for two Wookn Ind- us Juno ma. 1800-By J. J. Gulom. The ni ht temperature ranged from 48 on Sundoy O, to 63 on Tneothy in previous tank and iii; Jana `anon `II An 'I`h-annulus _..__ ---.,v -- wv-I-c-swung amid Lodge B.-i:ia'1I-5o1u,mbi.. held in J mm, 1890, elected the followmg oicers : II II`? (1 It A_,,,., `ll tr '7 lulil `III I WEED, III PIC V IUIIU 7mk, m'5'?uo'"a."iiy from 71 on Thnndoy, 3rd. to 101 on Tuesday, 24th 111%. During the put two weeks the tompentnro rose to 100 on live days. "`||A `sq-4nmA`nn -Ag`:-nun in-g `unlnx `Kg Mn-dl sun After Them. . Last Saturdsy 3 man named Dawson was ;takeu;-before tho. throneoiudgment at the 1`.Poob/Court by` Mr. Beardsley. charged with Tpedqling; lankae ` ambdthing -irons; vmhogt g L vjpggpory. Fitted $10 and coat. ~ r-mmod`B-nbau mu oi'tetI_.b6foro sLuQ,'.L-'v._` nnt-Iunvitc nv`:,_._.'l.`i-innk}i1b"1nnipn6ni`f.n- E11,; beromger readings were below the avenge with 1 range of 0.28 in. Dunn `A an `l\II$ Anna {in Glen zn :4;-Ln C-A CVVICBU VVIIII I III III. V-K III. Ram fell on four days in the two weeks to a depth of 1.15 in. Thunder mated over thio locality on 2 days. Northern winda prevailed on 7, aonthern 7, veering west 10, and east 4 daya. Moatly calm to light breezes. - Sunshine in the two weeks amounted to 1284ho'nrI. ' Open All` concert. The 35th Battalion Band will play at the usual: place near the Poet Ooe to-night, weather permitting. The following is the programme : l_M_a|-eh, The Bravo.. ~. . . . . . .E. Brepeant l Waltz, Ella, . . . . . . . .Oyraoo de Gordon 3 Selection from Wilhem '.I.`ell,". . .Rouini 4 Serenade and Polonaiee, . '.' . . . . . .J. Misend 6 Qnadrlllea, Mocking {Bin-d,". . . . . . 6~Eanta'eia, The Relief of Egawe." D..__4I Gnzr Beats the Record. The world's record in putting the aixteen pound ahot waa broken on Saturday laat at the National Athletic Club of Brooklyn. by George R. Gra , late of Goldwater. He put the ahot 4`. eat and 1 inch. The beat previona amateur "performance waa Gray : =own- put in May of last year in Barrie, of 45 afeet, _5_inohen.; `The beat profeeional throw in 44 feet, 5} iiichca, by O. Dny, a Sociali- I :_?d_.O,W'llIIlIUu`.l.\uuuu `TIE unu IllUEL,.UBlI)l'U itiliame authority ou.-.rrausy;j;g.g9;gg 1.; l "peddling'feathera witliiiiii ' Elliott, of "i.`oronto, in viniting Mr. IA nf rnvnnnnlnli E Grand Lodge 3 E Columbia. God Sgve the Qua; `I I u n n o n n - o o - o I o I o o n 0 VV o LKIUBU, {No 1 District. . .G. S. Russell No. 2 District . . . . . . . .J. Buie No. 3 District. . . .J. 0. Craig No. 4 DiItrict.H. McDermott (No. 5 Dist:-ict.Alfred Gnhun Iarkot Notes. n I o I n D cull-It I LIV]. . . . . . .D. S. Hamtgxl A `II II II'__.,, B UUI. . . . . . .J. M. Miller . . . .H. A. Berry T} `nnvrlfnn III'vi"."rr}Liz"5; `I I')._- -8&6! Ollto the 011! Land.` _ His Worship Mayor Poplar and Mn; Penler left Barrie Tuesday afternoon for Quebec, where they take paaaago by `hi Iteamer Circnusian for England. Mr. Poplar Pacts to be absent about 6.wae|La. Till. Anvmcn wishes than a pleasant voyagrand safe return. _..- ._ _-._.'..v- an assay l Waters of Rempsnteldt Bay Without a Ioment's Warning. within sight at -His Own door. On Tuesday afternoon, at about 4 o'clock, Captain Andros left his residence near the hay, in the eastern part of Barrie, to sail to town with the collars of a new set of harness to get them slightly altered. There was a very sti and gusty breeze blowing of shore at the time. While anfaste ' his small yacht from her moorings, the `lo skid`. in which he put out to her, drifted out of his reach. He had forgotten to take the rudder with him from the boat house, but a couple of boys, who were shing close by brought it out to him. Meanwhile he had hoisted the sail. As soon as the rudder was in position he let the yacht run before the wind in pursuit of the ski. At about a hundred yards from the boat house he over- took the skill, and was about to seias it when a violent gust struck the sail and capsized the yacht. bar a few minutes he struggled with the yacht, which went almost entirely under water. The boys in the sh- ing boat, another boy in a ski, and Ir. Moran, w o happened to be rowing along near the s ore, pulled their boats out to assist him. While they were rapidly ap- proaching him he let go his hold of the almost sunken yacht, and was seen to strike out towards the skid which had again drifted away. After a faint call for help, however, he went under water, only two or threo minutes before the first boat reached the spot. He came up again in a different place, but before any of the boats got near he sank to rise no more. The water is very deep at that point, as it is in fact in every part of Kempeufeldt Bay, and it was utterly im- possible to decide exactly where he went down, or to render him any assistance, as the wind continued to blow furiously and drifted all the beats out into the bay. Had _ he remained on the yacht it would no doubt have held him up until help arrived, but by letting it go and trusting to his swimming to the ski' with his boots and all his clothes on he sacriced his only chance of escaping ` with his life. There were as many as seven , or eight people looking on along the shore and in the houses near by, but only the three boys and Mr. Moran were in a position even to make an attempt to save him. In a short time a number of boats were on the spot and grappling was commenced. Up to a late hour on Tuesday night the efforts to recover the body were unsuccessful. although a reward of $25 was at once offered. 'I"l..a !`V_..a....'.. 2- ---II --- " ` mmn[unnos nnuwm. HIS YACHT OVIRTURNID BY A FUR- IOUB B138 8'1`. ll, usu DUI-I LOCO. LIV nuu. Ell`. zxuurua IIIUVQ into their beautifully situated summer quer- tera only a few day: ago, having been, for a. short time previous, boarding at the Queen : Hotel. The melancholy event cast a gloom over the town. VIVL- n-_n.-.-_ I,,, U 9 I IIVIFI VII UUVVIIQ The Captain leaves a wife and four eons, (all the lone away from home at the time) to mourn their loee. To Mrs. Andros the blow is indeed a severe one, and she has the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. Captain Andros oomee from an old Guern- sey family, and one of hie anceetore was governor of the State of New York in the 17th oentnry. He served in the 20th regiment in India during the Indian mutiny, was wounded in the taking of Delhi, and ha a medal for that campaign. He came to Barrie about 14 year: ago. generally I nding his summer: here and his winters in uropm He had been home from his winter : reeidenoe in England just one week when his death occurred in theyateredf Kempenfeldt. auvvulu ua `no.1 wall 50 ULIU6 UHUIEQ. The Captain is well and widely known about Barrie. Only a few days ago he drove through town with a beautiful new drag, drawn by four spirited horses, and loaded with young ladies and gentlemen. It was a fine sight and formed the subject of conver- sation on the streets the whole evening. He tool: great deli ht in driving this team, and it was a part 0 the tandem harness he was taking to town to be xed when overtaken by his sad fate. He and Mrs. Andros moved din`:-5 `Hindu `an--nL:`-_. -IL_-L__I _.__._- -_ - ----- Attend the g tun-any nl In sale of Glov Hone , lungs, lbbonu, Ooneu. c .. n"tho Cash Store. GEO. REED . --:ww-:w- w- cc-jt Z 1 DCZTI KY1? hm! Died at her residence in the villnge of Oookutown, on the 2nd of July, Mn. Susanne Armntrong, widow of the 1100 John Armstrong. in her 76th year. A Anna:-nu] -q- Iununul `luau -`I -I.- uvuu Qsulbllvusg All uun (VIII: your. The deceased was beloved by all who knew her, for her kind And loving di- poeition and her enlarged benevolence. Nina can ORA t`QII1i`a`n- 1.` LI... I-6- TAL- uavu can uvu wuaulsvu vvuvvvavuvuu ltlh: was the daughter of the late Jo Perry, Esq., and was born near Anatrim, Queen's County, Ireland, in the year 1814. Her father immigrated to Canada in 1827, and located in the village of Cooks- town, which place was for man years known as Perry s Oorner a. t that time the whole country thereabont was primeval forest. Mr. Perry owned some 600 acres of the richest lands in the County of Simcoe, and his daughter died within 8 few rods of the spot where the rat log shanty was raised, and which for many years was the home of the family, and which many early settlers will re- member for the kindness and hospitality ex_te_nded to them.` ,,AI_ ,, , , n:EEuIFrT.n At 1 meeting of L. 0. L.. No. 452, held at the Orange Hall, Olapperton atreet, the following resolution wnl unanimously foul-tied = :- Renolved that the thanks of the mem~ hen of the Orenge Lodges 0! Barrie are WQ UCIIKYK UV VII? IX. Mr. Armstrong : mother was 3 Iiater of the popular and dintinguuhed Sir George Whitford ; who had the honor of being Lord Mayor of Dublin, when His Majesty King George IV visited Ireland, and in his oicisl capacity received the Ki`n' in old Erin | beautiful capital. Anna-Gun-uh 14:` Q `A-an `-nn:`uo A` `i&`n'."X}'EnI1}'$'n 'i'i' '.21'S:2'E.'I:'a:y of children and grand children behind her to mourn her departure. Mr. Whitford Arm- strong, lute of the Armstrong House, is her yonngeat_uon. ' Olnolco nook. minor D1-on In- leadln shades. at 0. B EDIE. torhlv Ill all I. don out prlc CID UL vuv \Il_CI-I V "U696 Us AI-sllv DAV ljereby tendered to Rev. W. Miler Mg. gt-nth, of the Reformed Epincopnl Ohugoh, for In: eloquent `net-mon to the Brethren :on-Sabbath mormng, J uly 6th inn. - 'W.'1u-nu-no Another ot8lmooo'u'lV'1;moon Gone none. {$1.00 PEBANNUH IN ADVANOI SINGLE OOPIE. ITVI OII'lIo Ulrll ' F; jnugx, Q ; ` G LOS'1`.-Retwoen Barrie an atnlwiok 1 Friday evening lth Inst-.. an d 1 ,-mg 33 utter eye setting. The dot wiollao A rewarded on leaving same at an aslglxcl nmnm , ' 1.\UUI\.D1UlVH VV .u4u an aunt III-URI AL` I. _ _Sta.tion on the N. 8: N. W. and Midland Divieiors of the G. T. Railway by rail to Barrie Orime or Jackson's Point. then b the beautiful steamer " Urillie to Strawberry land. Penin- eular Park or any other ports or lane: of re- sort on Lakes Simooe and Gone iohlnc. On Stnw berry Island is a. large Summer Hotel and 8 number of Cottages. a la Pavilllon. Public Cook House for the oonve enoe of excursion- iata. Bathing Houses. Ice. Bwln Boats. Fish- ing Tackle, etc. Around thei dis the best been ashing grounds in the lake. All excursions to Btrawberrv I-lend must be arranged for with Mr. 0. Molnnee. nroprietor. or with the underei ned. as this is the only steamer privi- leged to and exoureionists there. REGULAR FRIDAY TRIPS. . CommencIiPnzdFrid3yhJulyJ1`:th. anal oAontinu- ing everv 1' er u as on ucust. Steamer 0rillie" will leave iarrie,0.80 e.m.. sharp. callln at Peninsuler Park at 10.80, Strawberry eland. 12. noon. remaining one hour ; then leave for Orlllla at 1 van. Return- lniz leave Orillia 8 p.tn.. Island 4 p.m. Penin- aular Park 6.30 nan. arrive at Barrie 5.30 an. Fare. round trio: To Peninsular Perk. .3 Stgewberrv Island. 400.: 0ri.ll|. 500. n _ D....+i.. nnnnimtnd tn mmn an St:-Aw . '"i; Caasldy. Mr. 'l.'ll0lllIl annwn to sun- on 11 Ryan. both of Barrio. 8333133-AnNoLD.~At Maple Farm on wad. needs) . th 11 one. M. A.. Arthur rooks. Enq. of 3?: gay at Toronto. to Nellie Janqaoona ughter of the late John Arnold. ot _1I.:g., Dlod. B,m.,-.,_1n Barri on the int! July. mo. A nie A. belovoed Egg aged 69 years. a 2nd of July. 5% the av. J . .7.` wife or Humphoy Ben. ' ,b 03., uouxer street Method; 118 `$170 his work on Sundayy R` ,1, . ;...._i ??e;`i}a`Z ??L?;$-'-. cum P1-.`.Al'in`_,';..V=.g honest people. ` O N.` Illlllt I ' D5`. Parker, the new minister It the Cplher Methodist Church .bogn._ ll Wnilr An Q...-.;I-n El! Km` GOVT F. German on tho. 5/1158. Hattie Oourtlll. ot Nupsneo. 1-p~C1uppm.x..-At the patents. b ` ruu.b-Covn'rxss.-At the much I 23"$ "' J 1`1"Buddinne1d of smug` ",3; Mr Chas. . 0 o Wnxaale John Fkeermsn on them ln|t. .:. 01 m. a was J nu! on :%i,%g?i1`<}?i(o Tozrnahlp. 0 G 9' ,.- t St. Ma Oh -' 9Tl`3'f;',3;;R`;(;1n?I`ue1a Juno lglytlg. b `i!r:lv|-- agsidy, Mr. homu Strlton Min- Bfe both.qf.91:i_~..__~ __ ...- . of t we mauks. of TB! ADVANOI Il.'0..`dO" Mrs. John Roget-son ton copies oi ~thfc' News, ccntsinmg In Oount of the magnicent Masonic 'Tc"lIIf3')1O "20 Daily 1 If 18 atnmu. l.o..|.. s...:n. :. 4.9-. ..n... SIMWDGPPV 1813110. 590-: Unlh 990- ` N. B.-Partlea permitted to camp on Straw- fmrrv Inland. . . (');"lI"- or we magnicent Muonlo -Ton 8 storeys lately built in int city. - r huorouu, V '. ` , The J unlor Lacrosse Club of Bll'l'_iO,b_CI` W`; Stayper Junior club paths, Bbi: melliada In four utnighI;I.,__,Oul' ,8gy:ngg:;V '1 I must do better thgnythg. ` -; :23 ; .. `l. B"*d: h';*e`hr*"zar,: 1890 % ll 0 O 8. 0 ll . ' 5' WM`. HARVEY. 00 00 Vnnrnnhln NDGIP hf Dellrg "11:-`t'i1%r lnformatlonbrates. fob Shutter! , and tickets, apply to WIL . B. 8PRYd_ Acou 9 Owen-at... next door to the Bank of ammo. Ran-in ' L. JOHNSTON. MASTER. % wxcunsxoxs WILL an: RUN mom ANY '1 Qrntinn nn t|\A\Y 2' \Y `I? and Illlnn WAr1:p_G ` V QIQIVAN '1` mmedlately._ Apply R5-. J. G. A 'l'lIIIIIIo - ` The thanks. 2! Tan Anvmo oro..*dn dfJ in nu T.,L, __ L` .LI. . V0!` isvnsnnr. Proormor B|cycI;i'-`or Sale. THE NEW LOW PRESSURE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , cam; ;;;;. :;.;`;;..,.;.;.; WM. HARVEY. Township Clerk of F105. Barrie. on. Roth: a okay; as it No|I b !M ` Iinll.` An I r. Fewoett. editor ot the Gnvenhnret Bonner. has gone on e surveying expedition to the Northwest. This in the tenth Ieuon thet Mr. Fewoett has been employed by the Dominion Government. . v..__._v- '- 7 a farmer, of Burk : Falls. died the other day of meulel. _ A The Mad River Star complains that oo- plo are indeoontly tmhd on they walk on; the Itregtfup pf Oreomore. - UIIU IUI'UU' VI `llvvmvrvo Mr. ,5'oh'n'Bell. of Hobnrhia building a handsome r_eside_uoo.- . * - %"ii;l"-ic.'L?i-;'y}I"o':Toounm,pm} ( . hi: farewell cannon at that plaoq lat Bundsy. A IELLI- I___ .__-._I_ LL..-_ ____. -'I,I _.-_, ,3 '_{Iie}y Island ... visited by named. of people on Dominion Day. who had a good time in spxteof the unfavorable weather. . ia;-go number! of pioanko seekers are rushing to Munich for thO'I|lll|lnO!"I ont- ---- v --- ---' - A little boy nee:-lv three year: old, eon of Mr. John Gang of Waruumter, was kicked by 3 more the other devil hewu oheeinz her ool. The ohild died half an hour after tho injury. . nL_____I_ -__ f_,I-_.I ._-_ _2-u.__! l__ I,,,,, x,,, ,1 The Sons of Temperance of Price : Oorheru adgertiuo 3 big strawberry festival for the 91: . ' IV . D.*I'BI'l berry Island. Ilnr fun-that "`-l;he. -Staynor Bun buys Mr. John Mc- Esohorn. manager of MoKoggie | Bank, Oreemore. is 01!` on a three week : recreation trip. . ` T 9 \1 I, , , ,'1 Crop prospect! round Nevin are good. Oeta, pens and spring wheat bid fair to be away above the average. `Bay will he plentiful, and the green crop in coming on nely. ` Benverton and Barrie juvenile lnoroeee team: came here Tuesday to try conclusion: with the Defenders. The game was played" in spite of the weather, and after 3 hard fought game the County Town represente- tiveil were the winners of the only goal taken. The game with Beaverton did not gentnnte owing to rain and lack of time.- unel. oumm unnu-n1sm1ur mus, --'-1-`-i-1e'ladiea' aid of the Presbyterian Church, Duntroon, had a good time at their picnic yesterday. nu. _ A.-_ I3..-) I_--LI- 1.. _L._1.... L-..-- st-oltl. v---cu : ' "1`ho ten-lined beetle is playing havoc with potstoo vmeu at N ottswa. I , I I TPLI III rvwv-www -- -- _. _-....... Eaygwln the aloighbrhood of Ki:-kvillo in earlier thtl you than it has been for 3' number of years before. 4 , -1 I\_-2__|__.._;; .... _-|_' -----V v- ' V.-.--. _--___ Mu. John Leing, of Ornighnrei. eeverd; Ioelded one of her feet n ehort time ago. from which ehe he experienced much enf- A faring. 'I`I.'.n_-- W-Jpn Iunufgnlnu A (elm `Q Allug. _ Thomss Wylsy. bsrtondsr st Rysn s Hotel, Ooldwstsr, lost the sight of one of his eyes s few dsvs sgo. by the explosion of s pop bottls. s pisos of glsss striking his sys sud destroying the sigh - J A_JA__-_ LA. 1.... George Cunningham. ofA1-dtrea. has been atumpiug of late and let: a` atump in un- atable equilibrium." It fell and killed one valuable eheep and apoiled another. __,s_a.2.__. -L 3-..-.. 11.2}..- PIANos: wusn. nscutupo _An_I_n_:raun:n. vuuuu-nu-V-v -we-vw - - wu--v-._-_ Orengeieme `ie-1-lour`i'e'l-rirlg et Severn Bridge. Quite a. number _heve joined the order up there le_tely.. b T * , ce__ 3. n_--I. 1.- n-_-__ 15.33-- 1-.. Illlllli D}! Iiuvuu cu-vv-.---..._. _`.,,_h._ V. i The" Tottpham Apuiet pay: : ' We bans ooustnblg. `a pound `and 3 vgry qt:-_lot. by-kw, -vet houernnd horned cattle oontiI'n'1o to have true lnuohoi _o`n the bhdoirooI`. `* A -Baoobriiike? `nplhbd Wtyokmgn 3 log . i'"Pi'!&`%`%`?"8"*899- .. . . =. 7 ~Tho~Muik6i" ,3i`1d.n;dMr, "sums; mm a raw :a.w:q',=, mm = non bay 5. V fbroin in! Sunday`, by fqtqcjnpting to`_ -W wo1 M 1:: ; at 4s;oow-ncugnu mf1o<%h'3un ~*u'~: Jamal Oakley", or Matohodaah, aaw three beam on Monday morning of thin week. Thm bean were aoou iu the strata of Barrio a few days ago, porhapa they won thaaamo family. J . Broohiu is all ago; about its piouioto-day. Tho Orillia High Sohool hoya found mung com in` their play ground the other day an marched theuno pound. ,. 4' , V The Fairvalloy oorroapoudeut at tho. Orillia .,,.... 11;:-aV1iVa4_l1_e`a".th,o7 igtogmstipn, ` that r, Gou a'pa"atuz-9 ig1d.u'iay ho a'o'u ,'a mate with '_tvyo'pIno ooltapruuuiunir her. Ifhl mu-wswmovt -$09`-hiIiBd!*I*=.*- .~ ...;4- 4.... L./..;- . -ura"|..a.".`. tovnv -U-ywul ' . Rev. J. Smiley in back to Seven B1-idro for unothor your. and the Good Templar: made him I patent of `I nice writinc dock. * __ __,_ j-:__. --__:_I-_.I.I- 3-..--- 1.. LL- --u-- u ruuuuvuu - w ---v u--v--- -~-- Dog: on Lil; oonnidoublo dnmavgo in the neighborhood oi Kirkvxllo by killing Ihoap. nu. _ 1:- -u_ n_u.|-_-_n.`|.-.. --..`.- _-II 1.- :.I.- All Dill IIIIIIUIIIIII. IIII V uuuull vuun toe on Mr. Bouohiu : 'g';:;nd, Bottom 1: Fxiday. V ' Wanbanuhoco qgiotshidwookg probably overpowered 7 o as ~ , -_._.__- -I_-_ LL-_ -.`.. - `n-- Q`I`h vvvurvvvv-v- v v-- --v-~. > , V A Foxmead chap thue poke: fun at the atatute labor men in that eeottoo. i!'or keeping oool in hot weather a_ corporation laborer oannot be dieoounted. When walkioa up a eonoaaeion on a hot da . not Inna nnn A" agree! is Inll CAI` nn Ch!) :3. long ago, a` gang of men were noti who were apparently working very hard. But, atran e to relate, in spite of the heat only one o them wee aweating, and be bad jnat walked aome diatanoe and probably had not et cooled down. J ndging by thin, atatuae bor _ in probably a oool job anitable for a warm day."V . V % y Some` Orllliana will get tbennulvee into L...-I.I- 3` than angina Ini flan RAIIIA `Indian Some Uruulnl vnu gee wuvuuuuw uuu , trouble if they egein vieit theleme Indian reserve `on Sunday, taking whiskey with them. They have not enthoritiee. eo lenient ee thoee of Orillie to deal with, on this aide" of the lake. mu 4` `I an ;,I__.I__I_ _.___ `|'____ Zwvnjuwwvvjvi vu ------v---` -' -----_-: __._t. he Beck Settlement he come well `to the trout in the wey ofpieniee and elnueemenu. An old feehioned my pole denee took -1--- .- II. I:.....|.:..0. 'nennnI|A nnnnn sraglggn ORILL|A,` v\vr\lIIr\\v It A militia!` nu. vuuuruu 303 0! I Eons in. Ta: ADVLNOI h - ..L:..l--a.-..- -1! _-.__'_I 1 condoned ug. lntoroanc rau- lnplu tor Advance luau-I Wh COUNTY4 O`F=SIMCOE,% oN1}ARIo, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1390. __..- -..v _v--- w. nova ollllailn -T Tho .`OollinI;o:1"Entor[.>riao an. the gas. tontion of the Oonnoil, the Board of Trade. &o., to the fact that out of 400 teorot socie- not of which tho'U. S. can boaat. 0olling- wood `ha: no more than a dozen. Bame doea "much better than that, having about two doaon. `Lnqnior the "1`hc- whol north `country in challenged to but thin. ' `BL; G-..-a.|_ II-55,, - uni nu. Iuurnlg an epoune me poeeible 150 over 65 per cent. Parry Sound oi` . hendtook eeoond pleoe with eoeoore of 89. 'o.oui ood `tin 'ma' tin blow im ieo3u3{? end no_1;)'riat;'yy.mgThe Enterpriee think: it min a fair my to do it, under the leedenhin 01 Prof. Mulligan. _ 'I'\I.- 'l'1..lI:...._.--.I H_L-___!-- -- _Z -"`_l;lI90_lIllllOl'oiAl ta-av'oll or in Int weeks Oollmqwood Enhrpriu administers nenkln nmvnnnnn in 1`. to ...I..c:.I _..I..I-...n V e correo ion e es wsr ers gnone ot the church choirs. for not standing while singing the Anthem. A bestring inrenniville is spid to be booming. _ \ _ A Thornton correspondent describes the storm of list Sstnrdny in thst looslity ss very destrnctive. Mr. George Spinner, of Schomberg. hsd s ne vslnshle horse seized with tetanus or look Jew a few dsys ago. It is vslned at (815000: sooording to the World's correspon- ent. r-`. -_.- ----- During tho storm of Int Soturdly. I burn bolonging to Mr. Fioldoond, Newton Robin- son, wu otruokoby 1ightning._ but the dam- ago was not great. - T ` ' w -11- n In: ALI ,,,, I ,,,, ,, I NOTICE: is hereby given at n By-law was passed by the Mun! cl Council ot the Corporation of the Tow 1 of F108. on the THlR I`Iu: I`H DAY OE` U E. A. D 1890. providing for the law of debentures to the amount or $1000. for e nurpoae or Unionl School Sectiou N umbe hi:-teen. In the Town- 1 ship of F108. and tube!` Twenty in the l Township of Tiny. d that said By- w was I `regietcredin the Re atr Otce of the ounty % of Simcoe, on the 1890. Any motlon to any part thereof urt day of J une. A, D.. } sh or set es'de the same. or ust be made within three months from t date of registration. and cannot be made eremter. nnma um vrh nvnf Jnlv man #'-----1 -- v---v-n: up wvnl uni. ' T110 80 "ill 3' ' 1 mail Iorviouo for ta? phul `uh bow" IL- I-n-._|_-_m___,,. _ . .... . . - _._-__ _-- --vv -v. vuuu gllll ` The Olhrklbll and Thornbu-y_bsnd won the limb prize at Midland competition on. the lat. mooring 98 point: in: possible 150 85 M mil. Hun-.4! J`:--cg-g _ 4.1:: uzuguuu luu unuuzu "you, uguu 10. hv_1ng tn Mono townulnp, lined to oommit Imoidd last Wednesday by hanging. AIIS._A -._ 2.. L_II_S__ ._ _l -_,,I g T 1iiaLJ.Iia"s1k73L}'3i p1yu.g'Z'.T'n. incor- pontod_ u a town. chiming the requisite popnlsfxon. ` ` b * - _L,,,,,, ,'ll ,1 3 A Q I `Rev. E. 8. Matthew. - who move: from Bowmanville to Bradford. had a respectable lend. o' by his friend: in the latter place. Substantial presents and pretty com limenta made the rev. gentleman : heart 3 A '1,,lI,_,1,_ _:_l,_,__ Herald to he ood. A party at the Rocks ullod up 175 no has on Dominion Dny in one `then two hours, and they have reason to believe they didn't catch all either. III , I , f-F:i;l:'i:g-i;;e;<;;;&;;t11;.f;1;:t:Ii;nishene ' to -null`) nun `WK gnu: `man. an nn-n:n:nn nan :n ' A horse which was driven by Mr. Oharles Hurley` ot Penetang, the other day, be- came "frightened at the playing of the Re- formatory Band, upset the buggy and turn- ing out its occupants. Mr. Hurley's mother was seriously injured. It is rather hard on the hand though, that its music should have that etfeot. / FIIIV 011605. The ice in the ioehousel of Penetang. /has wuzoad sway about 50 per cent since it was not . ` Hundreds of the people of Penetangniahene spent last Sunday in hosting. '.l`het a the way they remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. ,.___ --.1 ru_-._I-u.'. 0-1! --- ll'..I..__ SeIe':':'t'o-c'l' 'lnstrun'1onto I ou-v-J --v A member of the great Smith femily pleyed the bag pipes atthe Uptergrqve Pyreeby terun pionio the other day, and the performnnoo is described is something grand. T UV xvwr -v --v-' A A girl nun " Charlotte Salinas, Mnllnur, wu struck by lightning on `Tuesday, and mu likely die. ,, ,DLL _ ..__-L 11___!LL l-_.2I_ _I-__J The eecretery of the Bradford Rie Club he received seven challenge: from Orillie and two fromdKing. Some good ebootmg is expected to-day. __._I.-._ -1 LL- 1-341`; A` Dan! - Vrvvvvu iv :-- A number 3} the friendo of Rev. Mr. J ollia. who ha labored at Bradford for two _--_- A-Ia` u-aha `In-' I-|AAl| tpynnnfnri-at` tn JOIIIIIO. wuu It uuurvu In uluuuvlu uu uvvu yarn, and who has` been tnnqforrod to Bowmnnvillo, aooompningd him to the Iutioli the other day, bade him 3 I.--..s.. .444! La. and uhlvm him Ann. lllly, -`uuu-u g _-I out an In: new old. V--V9 -I "- --- n-- -v -~--u --~--.. -- ~-- The monster ounp meeting near Steynor hel been bronghtvtoe oloee. It in and to have been ' 3 big enoeeu. -the attendance being enounone and the enthneium un- bonnded- large numbers of people pro- feued to have seen the error of their ways and started out new. V ,, T!_.I_A. T -3..- vvw--:1-uu--`yr Ool. Tyrwhit;,";ho had the misfortune to dialooato his arm. at the shoulder ylule at camp, in. we are glad to hear, doing well. _. _L-._ -__.._ _.--A.:_.. ..--.. na.-....... IIIIA UTIUVK vuuue-vvve The Brethren of Northern Light Lodge. A. F. & A. M., attended the Ohm-oh"o the Good Shepherd in Stayner laet Sunday. W. Bro. Oooper, -Chaplain of the Lodge` and patter of the Church, preached an appro- pnate eermon on the oooeeion. Bro. H. W. `Selby wee entertained at a banquet at the Qnaen'e Hotel, Stayner, laet Friday evening, by_ the Maeonio `brethren there. on the oeoanon of hie leaving that ` part of the oonntry. . V Three eermone were greaehed to Oran men at Uington on nndey. Doee mean that the;0rangemen~are eo badly in need of the preacher-. e eervnoeef , L___`_-.._' --_._..`.l.2-_ -m- ' Th: ;;n-o;::r.u:"o~o'nvontion vs (hlold at Bnoobridgo Int Friday and Sutur- . _ . ` ladies mu" nan-roan ojnr Ian. on as no. gains SEAS(__)__h_l_ |890- J EXOUR_S|ONS