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to st. George's Society. V The `Bsrrio St. George's Society improper- ing to distribute the onstomhry Ohristuiss. cheer" smong those to whom. such cheer will come like -the gifts of Seats Glens to `the children. Though we ere 1i.Vi!l8 in s land of ple]nty,"there are some smongst us who` are not ehle to obtsinsll their is 'neo esssr`y`to mind them of the old dsye in the dear, {old lead of the holly end the mistletoe. ' ,'llhe' committee will meet st the Queen's o.te`l?on' Wednesdsy evening. the 17th . 'a large workshop f v `judged frcm The Singer sewing machine e -- . rium has been removed from the West E of Dnnlop street to the greatly more sp - us and con- venient premises. a short d` oe east- of Tan Anvmon oice. The -- are large with lofty ceilings, and hay een handsome- ly carpeted and otherwise ioely furnished. The establishment is lie I. by electrioty which gives it a very h dsome appearance at night and sets o` t machines to great advantage. Mr. -Lais y,the manager, hasa cosy end comfortab oice in the-rear of the book-keeper's a rtment. There is also repairing machines at the south end o the show rooms. The machines are of a A arieties and prices. The operations of th` , ranch extend over a wide area, embx - , Mnskoka, Parry Sound, Al ems, and ar as Port Arthur. ome idea v the business done may be gm: that in Simcoe County -elone'700 - hmes were sold last year. A skilled lad perator is `employed to instruct the pn -- er of a machine in both useful and ornav ntsl work. We inviteour friends from th country tostep into this handsome estsbl ment when in town and see how cour ~ y they willbe treated by the lady tendants and theigentlemanlyi mana- IIUIII In CIICVU UUCUIUIIO IJIUWII IICVIIIB IIUUu' inn with which to not on the offensive with he used hie defensive weapons` and scaling the fence he kept up 1 2.10 gut till he had reacheda place of nfety. - 1'11! I I 'I\ I In I: o and --xuuuue U E!) S. nu VLIAUIDI vauupvu Uuu 1:u:uwuu IUKIUUI. 116 says he is well planned with the progress ottho school. _ , VV5Vi1at'Duntroon now wants it some capit- glilt to build a large block or two for rent- lngo ' ____V`,,g ,u.c AI nun . - lynx has been visiting the nei hborhood of Singhampton and-u in unpponi -`J-playing havoc among the sheep. ' C|____ - LL- 13-, ,., _._.___ ._-v --.v-`-- "S'eI'ne of tlze Siugsmpton people are strug- gling with the mumps. ` ll1L_ _-_._ .._!..L ..,:II ,4 1\ n I on - _- __..--r-_-- `i"l;e"1;`:;v grist mill at Dnntroon it said to be one of the ned: in Ontario. `AV Noi.A`i7i'L}B1Sr}':vL}'o absent from the oholr last Sunday night and the preacher had to call for volunteers to do the singing. G__JL-_I_ 5.. _ L-.._I-L ...!_1____ UWUIU. The different parcels will be sold subject as to No. 1. to the tenancy or Mr. Thomas Gavan- agh, who is a tenant of this property until the let day or October. 1893. at a yearly rental of $200, and sub; eat as to the other parcels to the tenancies of the present occupants. Terms. 'l`o-n um` nnnt, of thn nnrnhmu: mnnnv tts.;m..u hi; 'aw.l;aVIhlh't`_1n"i<-1w;}7v 112355 ; Baotou and Alliaton and has a saw mill. I Methodist Church and several othor things, II? II_____. L_,I_..__-I_ I!__ ..._,S.___, 7iis;'1I.w}. ;;.i;g;;.;.; iu{;}'e bear on the rnilwo from Pnlgnvo st: ion. _ ._v_ v__-'._. psi:-or found 5 track about half a mile Brown having noth- ing with uinh In not All {aha nnn-inn uni- ` eeeond Deputy Reeve Milligen of Teoumeeth will enter the eld for the reeveahip against Reeve Calhoun. W <)-f"(:);1:'liia ha [been aying an oioial viaitto the Foxmead uchoo He u-um has :3 Inna`. um`;--_-H` ::LL LL- ...___..__-.. -1 LL - `i (i;aooials `are all the go now in the rural districts. V The rQ{oK'riT5Q't}e}:n 1611 shortly be completed. V ~ , -__'.-vv--- W `lion. Mr. Dryden Minister of. Agrioultuie won in Orillis on Friday. '_____7 u l'I"'he fowl buyers who nttend our markets wish us to call the attention of farmers to the" fact that their poultry will bring hinher rioes if they are starved before killing. hesoslding before dressing is-- another mis- take as it disoolors the meat. -Alliston Herold. y 7 "1`he'Epiecopal church at Shanty Bay has been considerably improved lately. 'I"l.- II|-..--...L-_ ..-!I__._ _L-L!___ ,,, II I The Allilton `Herold ha thin pergnph: Mr. Morrison, an old relident who. reside: near the hell, weighed himself at the market last. week and tipped the eoolen at 285 pounds. This is not 3 had weight for 1 men 95 years of age. first-class family paper. N o T` Valuable Tammany. home of the oldest eutnbliuhed "?5l>80table pnpeu in the United` my to the reliability and value 0 IjnaAx.u AND WEEKLY STAR, of ontreal. II I y will grudqo nnxnv STAR to the FAMILY HERALD AN publication because its nhnn H...:_ .._:_.-__ 1.. 1. __-V 5'..-- if South Simooe Newaoongratnlatee Mica [Edith Graham on her appointment to the position of eeoond teacher in the Allandale "school. L . There in to be a " big time at Everett on the 17th on the oooaaion of dedicating the New Orange Hall. } -Revival meetings in Alliaton have been I very successful. ,1 _._.._-- __--.---v-- --n- v-cu-vguvwu Rob Roy people are trying to organize a lodge of good Tom lure. The diionlty is lack of I place to old the meetings and keep the goat. ' ` ' ` IIIL- (I_,_Al, AI! gs - - - --- ._v._ .._---a V v v T V'1"i1:member| of 0-:'rmol ohr rah, Gibnltsr advertise 9. big time: for the 23rd. It is to be ten, music recitation: and dialogues. fI_I_ `l'I-, no sugar Sowing uuomno : - n ~- ~-~ ---n----- vvv-'---5 , 3 A Lisle correspondent of the Msd; River Stsr says: "game isplentiful in this vicinity. Messrs. Little and Psrkhill captured four ne deer about 8 miles from here the other day. That is either pretty stale news or else Messrs. Little-and Psrkhill have violated the law and should be tsken before the judgment seat to give on account of their deeds. . V V nu_, iyo . on _ 6- . v -- uuvvvuuuu - tnnv-u Invvu !_ '.[`h.o Ki:-kville oon;i::gent for, thov lake Marine are gathering home, the season of navigation being over. 'L_ _____|_____ _g [~_, I I I Ana: u. . The boy at Penetan uiehene was complete- ly frozen over for the rat time last Wednes- -day evening `and the next day the boys were skating on the `dangerous covering. A I3-In A-__.__-_.I__L _ AL, 11 I'1\I William Borne , of Bnalo, now at Orang- leith, Write: to gollingwood to say that he willzgply to Father Moyna on the purgatory gulolntion it any one will, provide him with a G - . ' . ' The `Midland Free gPreu` aaye:-- From present appearanooathere is not likely to be a eoaroity of rioethie winter but ahould it turn out anything`like laat winter Mldland may reap another rich harvest. ` a ` 'I`|_._.L-, I ._.`. _._-v--v- --wuu oownvwwvo . I( i.enetang a om-ling club in big fe-rn- . I ' lishers insvo ode about their business in t W111 employ only the b 1; men in al -by Iunplyinu it! _ on from men of recog- mz_ed talent only, t y givp to their" readers 'l`b10. trustworth $110 value of whio "1 8 family paper. ' .x "" "`i ;.;. .2 information sndldvioe, ' , annot be overestimated; A --1VIamle Olothu;/hlclot. oi new goods I Innl: onanad. P can `dawn. at man. An! uum touna mm in U'l'IVOlIhlll`I|i..' He wu byouaht .batora.Mr.. Boyer`-.1 J. P.-,` and .mlnIttod.,--Fro.0.Grsnt Gazette. \I7II2___ '1' n _ .. - -- "`7 Thd Chief found him -in Guvnhnuh: He WA: hhnnahln kn`A-A ll- 13---; `r n __j IIIIU UIUIIII-' UH`-Io` 0' new 0 98. u out cued. P can down. at GEO.| amnqx; Ann 1'._Hn: nommox or CANADA ova cRmn1uo1_. The market on Saturday was another ex- oeptionally large `one. A lar e quantity of park was brought in an sold, Mr. Milne being onelof the largest pnrchaeere. Both wheat and oats had an upward tendency, the prioee etitfening. The name might be said ofpeeee and apples. The followmg were the current prices on the market square:-_ Wheat, 850. to 92o.; rye, _ 66o._ to 57; oats, 370. to 400,5; . barley. .4.5o.~to, 50; peaee, 590. to 61;. ; hay. $6.00 to $7.00 a ton; straw, $5.00; applet, 82 00 to$8.00 a. barrel; nnfnfnnn Kn A Iran. has! Iunplnu-....bA..-. `av. vv w qu -vv put uvv Ia. ; xurequup tern, $5.00 per owt.; mutton; 80. per 1b.; pork 35.00 to$5 25.per,,owt.- turkeyp, 90. to* l0o._-?por.lb.; geese, 60.; duokI,;'~60o.~u- pair ; `ohiokeng. 400, 3 pair ; butter, (roll) 160. to 180.; tab, 150. tome. ; egI,.20o. to 23o.`per dog ;` hides, 86._00 85.50 per owt ; nlggep`; Ikxns, 800. I place"; `wood, $3.50 per cord. `Rn!-Alanna Alan: Gnnn nun -nnnlhui unit-L unuu, vvvo C plvuu . vvuuu, vo.uv put Uuul. -Butchers null: 67 to well supplied with meat of _a good quality. V eneuueu,ur|nu`m.uwr only um; aepnember on the death of Ool. W. J. B. MaoLeod Moore. of Canada bv~whom.he.wau greatly beloved. 1 ni. a..1-.1. will 1.. ........I.. 4.. n... n.-'l\........1...... \ vs vcuunun vy WllU|lI.llI1. wqp gnluuy UBIOVBG. His death,will by qeveroly felt by thg emplars Few menhnd do many friends and warm and- mirers. On the name` dsy his grandson, I :9: of R. T. Walketn, Esq, P. G. M. also .iTuudgy, I!!! {IE0 n . nanquot G/OVW 3" I H. H. smthy. .04 -&J" County of ' members of the BI :2 $2 9'*" `W our next mac. " ' `V 1 `mt. `p . Sunooo BI!'.r|""'bq `w IU|CW. VUOVV UVDIIVU. '8 VV CJvlJcVV C U.l'fUI' tatoel. 500. I bag ; beef, hnndquu-tern: 0.00 to $7.00 per owt.; foreqnar- uu-n_ 5.00 nnr n-1:4 mnttnn: An nan n. . .'\`._] . 3' . 7 VGo:i:o'Ovo:'.A'ion1v or. , V ~ =Dicd ~-on-Ltho 26th Nov.i,_ 1899, .;Mr.j VJg_g Gibnonhwito ,o.f,Mr,..: John ;Gihnfon.Z -in .th8 6`2od&6Imf".h`cmca; . . - n " ndnn can Celia nnnuin J-n.k.J.."L~.- 4.! LI..:-.. 'B::.`.*.`1;J`e`a25;:'o3"a`a.ugng; of en. lnto Robb. Armstrong of Innial. and Iiuter fth .-R Do P 0- . . :,`-P ' L `k. glue .*w9v&iti 5 `mil:uOQ6 r-:4._:.. 1*...|-_.1 .......-_._a 1.- n-___sA , '3' Bhe ._wui Ion ll 3MIuuor`*'u`milvbn 06., Leitmn. Irelsnd, % removed to, Game); Agnq Ioitld atltgt ! -`of; land in Innnvln In- I333'.zik7~1 % thuandioonhty. Her death, whid wuqixho We regret having to announce the death of James A. Henderson, LL. D. G. 0. T. and Grand Master of the Great Priory of Knight: Templara, at his residence. Kingston, Ont., on Sunday` the-8th inst. Dr. Henderson was eleoted,.Grand`Maater only `last September 9.. a.`..u. Jenni w '_`I n u...1-A..;: u....-- nutn or at IIVII UV IUU IIIIPUI UCIIUVO Our visit `to he school was one of satisfac- tion and pleasure, because there were con- vincing proofs that it is on the upward and onward grade. Principal Moran and his staff are evidently working harmoniously, earnestly and conscientiously in their several positions, for the good of the scholars and the interest of the parents. During the last two years the trustee board has taken a deep interest in the work of the town schools. and the members are to be congratulated upon the cheering signs so manifest of progress and improvement. vvuv unu pour. lwuuuuu Iou uuu urlwlllg Ollli of the intellect of infancy can doubt the value of Kindergarten exercises , To attempt the developement of a child : mentality, ex. cept through the perceptive faculties, in be- ginning at the wrong end, and abnegating the simplest principles of mental philosophy. We cannot enter into the diacuseion of this question, here our aim in eimplv to call atten- tion to its importance. nnr uini `I! {dun nnluud man an... -8 --l.:-t.- CIIJI Some time ago the question of establish- ing a Kindergarten class was spoken of at one of the meetings of the Board. It is to be hoped that will soon aunme praetioal shape. Every :intelligent ednoationist ad- mits the importance of beginning" infantile deyelopmens ari ht and at this point the best education skill is needed. No one who has paid attention to the `drawing out hf th intnllnmz A` ilafnnnn nan Ann`-ale I-Ian Plans, Proles, Specications. Forms of tenders, eto., to be seen at the ofoe of the Tow 11 Clerk on or after December 6th. 1890. By order of the Council. , ' av nuance uu IIIIU uouuvu 0|. 6|! pllplllo '. ` It is to be regretted that a proper place for 1 these exercises has not yet been provided. when it is considered that the cost of such a gymnasium would he insignicant in com- parison with its healthful results. If the parents of the children, who are also the taxpayers. would look at this matter from the standpoint here indicated. they would regardthe cost, even if it was two thousand dollars as a trie, to secure a healthy body and a sound mind for their children an in- heritance which every child has a right to expect as a capital with which to begin the battle of life. Just here it may not be amiss to mention that in one or two of the rooms there was a strong odor of poisonous eiuvia showing imperfect ventilation. The problem of perfect ventilation, with the least expenditure of fuel, has not yet been solved. Perhaps in the way of ventilation, the Smeed-Dowd system comesas near as any. n..- a:...... -..- 4.1.- ......a:.._ .A -_L.l1-'~l `important bearing on the future success of Last . Thursday `afternoon, in company with Mr. "Spry, Chairman of the School management `committee, the editor of THE ADVANCE paid a visitto the Central School. Every room was visited and as on previous visits, the order was excellent. In some of the rooms the teachers in training at the Model School, were in charge of the classes, trying their-prentice hands in developing the embryo intellect of Barrie, and they held the attention of the pupils well. Reading, writing`, geography, history, map-drawing, geometrical drawing, &c.. were among the subjects being taught. The earnest atten- tion of the pupils seemed to be rivitted to the work, showing that an interest has been awakened which cannot fail to have an the school and the after lite of the pupils. The same general system is seen from the lowest to the highest form. Much atten- tion is paid to writing which is taught on the same plan in every room.` Two special features of the system being the muscular movement, making more use of the muscles of the arm than of the ngers. and a natur- al position of the body. This will neces-' sarily result in readable penmanship and an easy, graceful attitude in the pupil, and means comfort at the counting-room desk, without compression of the lungs and its consequent results. The writing on slates in the primary department is characterized by neatness and accurate formation of letters and gures. This demonstrates that one of the B's, and a very important one, receives due attention. `Considerable attention is paid to calisthenics and military drilll, pro- ducing graoefuluess of movement and de- . velopement of muscles with expansion of lungs and due exercise of internal vital organs. This is a most important factor in A the educational course, hearing as it does so largely on the health of the pupils. It il tn ha I-nor-ntfn that! A ns-nnnu I\1nn-A CA-' from `Montreal charged with vagrancy- .'HeI il. '5 great, stout, etrongofellow, well able to earn his living. He we": offered 20 days it the castle to rest, but wanted quarters for 60 days. Some one ihe `court asked him if he would work for his board to which he gave an emphatic i no. The magistrates` gnvehim his choice, either to leave town or a. six months term at the Central. John chose to leave Barrie. ' our Public Schools. |______j___ /-L,, ' flu-kct Noted. of Knight: 11, 1890. Mr. Spotton. Principal of the Collegiate Institute, returned, on Saturday, from Owen Sound, where he was engaged for some days in examining the teachers in-training for rst class certicates and assistant masterships in the high schools. Mr. Spotton expresses himself as well satised with the working of the training institutes and believes that the qualications of the high grades of teachers are now much in advance of what they were. No person can now be appointed to an asssist- ant mastership. or be ranked as a teacher of the first grade , until he proves not only his scholarship, but also his ability to impart what he knows. The training institute bears the same relation to the high schools as the model Idoesto the public schools, and the course appears to he very thorough. For the first ve or-six weeks of the term the candi- dates (who must have previously satised the examiners as to their scholarship) stterd lectures at Toronto upon matters hearing up- on the practical side of their work. and they are there assigned to one or other of the in- stitutes where they are instructed in the best educational methods and are given op- portunities of - putting them into practice. At ` the close of K the term the High 8`ch00l; Ill! "N tors assisted by picked men ' from thei`-Co. egiste institutes and high schools visit the- training institutes and sub- ject the candidates to a searching examina- tion. teacher-in-trainingteaches three lessons for the egaminers, and upon their report the fate of the candidate largely de- Ihlld- ' thlll has nnnn flan`. `Jan In-I1-shin nu vuu now: In vuv uuuuxuuw llfgbly (18- pegaa, `IQ will thug be seen that the public have 3 reasonable guarantee that the interests 0! edueationin our s e xondary schools are cere- fnllyl gnu-died up far as provxdimz well quali- ed teneherl iaooncerned. '11:`-\' Q.`_'.l]L_..'.`__-.. __-`-=-`-'--- ------A9-----` I vcnuuuri ll `UU_llUUl'l.lBl.lc aim t.` Spotton "wee presiding examiner at Ojven A Sound, and it its high compliment to thst gentleman" as weiliasto our Coll egiate Institute that the Minister of Education has now for three years in succession req him W11.` *.hi- PM nested Maser I\-~ ` A V 'L'lX'l'I Il'I luvs noon. Tro_;ish`rer Mnchiloni compliment: to` the taxi-mvou of Bu_riAiqd_1`v6uld`rn1A `:1 them; that thioond innhlinent of taxes omen. dug. dtntdpy. -VH0 rupootfnlly - request! El1'at ` ` -.'1"r1_;i)`pg.y:by(`c;l}g _gob than marked" _-nu wu65VUlIlI-ID UL uuu LVIJIVUT. Songs were sung by Mr. E. W. King, of the Gazette. and by the Mayor. A toast to the Reeves was followed by "For they are jolly good fellows by the company. Res- ponses were made by Reeves {Burton and Wells and a song by Reeve Fletcher. Mr. Burton reviewed the work of the council and told of the interview he had with the Presi- dent of the G. P. R. He felt certain that the O. P. R. would be built soon andthat it would come by way of Barrie. Dr. Wells expressed his accord with the public works which had been inaugurated though be some- times 'di'ered from someof the council as to matters of details. With the C. P. R. and the Trent Valley Canal he thought Barrie would become one of the most prosperous towns in Ontario. The Press brought pithy speeches from A. 1'. Hunter. E. W. Km and H. N. Oourtlandt. `The Town Oler elicited a very interesting speech from Mr. Bird touching on municipal matters for 23 years. The toast "The Ward represen- tatives drew forth short speeches from Dr. McCarthy, Dr. Bosauko, Messrs. Barr.Pullan Caldwell. Pearoy Frawley, Bothwell and Marr, all of whom spoke regretfully of the Mayor s retirement and of kindness, impar~ tiality and dignity in the civic chair. Mr. Bird proposed the health of Mr. and Mrs. Pepler which was received with the warmest applagse. The Mayor briey returned thanks. . His Worship retired and shortly re- 3 turned with Mrs. Pepler who thanked her guests `in happy terms for the kind words said of her. The Town Treasurer was briey responded by Mr. Murchison. l ` ,,',__..-._ `J -_-. --u-nu;--uva-s An hour or two were then spent in various games and amusements, instrument- al selections by Mile Lsllv ind some airs sun: by Mrs." Pepler, when an eveninq s en- joyment csme to an end, leaving the most pleasant and abiding recollections. Uuv v V uulun Hie Worship briey addressed the council indicating the pleasure it gave him to meet them at the social board. He expressed his satisfaction at the kindly relation which had eubsisted between him, as Mayor, and the - members of theconncil for the last two years. He referred to the important public works which had been inaugurated during that time . and the importance to the future posperitv of the town that everything possible should be done to make it attractive as a place of resi- dence ao `ac to draw within its borders men of inuence and capital. He referred to the great importance of a competing line of rail- way through the town and that every effort should be made to induce the building of the Sudbnry and Toronto branch of the O. P. B. As his professional duties required more of his attention. he had resolved to retire from municipal service at the end of the year, but he hoped the council would do in its power to encourage the establish- ment of manufactures in our midst which form so great a factor in local as well as gener- al prosperity. His Worship said his ex perieuce in the civic chair had been of great value to him. His Worsbip s speech was most warmly applauded. `Mr. Courtlandt of TH]: ADVANCE in a short speech expressed his regret at the retirement of the Mayor and endorsed the action of the council and ` the suggestions of the Mavor. Hanna can-A -....... I... IA . 1.1 In 773., A- ._-__ ,......v cu uuv uuuuuuuul IUIUII. SPEECH and song and sentiment formed the order of the evening. Uh. Wn..L.- I..-:..a.. -.I.1--_--J At 7 -' uuuuruuulug mgir guests in Eight royal style. Attic salt adinage an repartee with social chat at -ound the board added piquancy to the tasteful viands reminding one _of those 1 gatherings we wot of in the free fair homes 1 of England. After the amplest justice had been done to the bounteous feast. speech song and sentiment in.-mm: eel. .....a.... ..c The dinner given by Mayor Pepler and Mrs. Pepler to the Town Council and the representatives of the local press, last sWed- nesday evening,` was a most pleasant and recherche` aair. The menu was all that the most rened epicure could desire and the ' oruamentati was in `exquisite taste. `IS. `IT. :_ -_.1 L3, -n u . --- 7--_-----v- vvn-U and \u|4l$lUIUW IICGIIU. His Worgip and his good lady did the honor: of the table with dignity and grace . entertaining their guests in rightroyal style. \ Ilt. badinnon Ana i-nnnu-Gan II1:6`n ` The Mayor s.D1nner to the council and I i D...-- ` NOBOO. _A payment of prize money of Suncoe Exhibition will bunado `he 13th D Y day after that date.` T o 7'OenIr|l V . unexpected was simply a christian triumph. She had been for over 30 years a member of the Methodist church, respected by all her neighbors and beloved friends. Her testimony at the hour _of de- parture was bright and clear. Resting on that Saviour whom so long having servedand loved, she found underneath and round about her the Everlasting Arms and was able to rejoice in the sure and certain prospect of a blooming immortality beyond the grave. by all he 1' family and M Training School Examinations. ` 'l.'1S -PIV[Ol"l ( 3(vo' nn ----I2a_.-- 3'The Barrie Loan and Savings Company" in paying four per cent. interest for money deposited with them. Those persona de- sirous of depositing their money for short or long periods will do well to call on them at their oioe in Barrie; They advance money on mortgage: only. 1` A >1: 1 -Dr. B. A. McKenzie, whone card ap-- pears in another column, will be at the Queen's Hotel on Saturday, 13th. The Dr. is lecturer of Orthopedic Surgery in the Medical department of the Toronto Univer- sity. His visit will be a boon to those who have deformed joints and limbs. We see by the Toronto press that Dr. McKenzie has been appointed examiner in surgery for To- ronto University for the `hurrent year. vvpav an xLIIlQIlVe This is the title of a 48 page supplement to the Montreal Gazette lled with facts and gures for the electors of Canada. The illus- trations are an agreeable novelty in a work of this" kind, which, it is believed, the public will enjoy and appreciate. `They are free from acrimony and vulgarity and are intend- ed to be a fair andfaithful reex of the atti- tude of political parties towards the public questions of the day. The statistics with whichit bristles have been taken from oicial sources and may be relied uponas absolutely ---usvaypu vWho is to be Mayor? is nqw` p` punt} queion-`. , " T ` for . the Council are get! ready to kiss the babies and compliment mothers. -On Monday, the 29th inst.. in the Town Hall, Mt. VVa.rd and his talented family will give one of their popular and high-clsss con- certs. This will be their only concert in Barrie this season. as some of the family shortly leave for New York. ,_ _ _.___.. --cvvug A11-Illvu A Uongregationsl Church. Preaching aer- vicea every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Prayer meetings, Sabbath at 10.15 3. m., and Wednesday at 8 p. 111. Rev. J. R. Black, B. A., pastor. Stnngers welcomed. 32 uluuvu UL 0110 JJIUUIIII UUUBBFVIIEIVC tion at the Orange Hall, Stroud, on Friday, 19th inst., at 12 o'clock m.. for the election of oicers and other business. .9. --Notice to Santa Claus-You will nd a. great collection of Toys, Music Boxes, Electra Plntedware an_ General Fancy Goods to select from at E. B. Williams , watchmaker, N 0. 44 Dnnlop street, Barrie. x .1lI-_,..._-.._L:.r I Friday evening Principal Moran was the recipient of 3 gold headed cane from the Model students, and Mr. Henderson re- ceiveda ailyer headed one from the male members of the class. ' -'1`here will be a meeting of the Inniatil branch of the Liberal Conservative Associa- tinn at tho: nu-Anna Hall Q4-...u.A .... n_:.a_,, , W ,. --_ ........-or u-uvcv, 11431116. 1 --Mr. Crossen, father of Mrs. Burns, wife of Rev. Mr. Burns, pastor of the West End Methodist Church, died at Montreal on Tues- day. -Hoslerv and :31 yea, others may talk, but we have the ode to show, and at prices that will 0 their own selling- GEO. BEEDY. --Mr. \V. E. Moore. Decatur, III.. has the thanks of 'Jm: ADVANCE for copies of the St. Louis Globe--Democrat, and the Chicago Sunday Tribune. -There will be a meeting at the ofce of Csytain Lyons on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, for the consideration of curling mat- ters, and to arrange for the season. I'I'7AI O __ ___---nw -\r. vuv U\JC\II'I M-:V(i"ai:chea, clocks, jewelry, &c., of the latest designs and best makes in stock. Repairing and cleaning done on short notice at E. H. Williams, 44 Dunlop street. Barrie. x I -Moura Copp Clark & Co Toronto will accept the thanks of THE Anvamze toracopy of the Canadian Almanac for 1891. Annual it is full of useful information about the E Dominion. _ ,,,___a_ .._.__.-J ----a--guo -The scrimmages among the Irish members this week are like 8 cross between the Kilkenny cats and 2. Donnybrook fair ex- eroise. aw-Insure ii"1:;1_; British mmpir Mutual and get 20 per cent for your money as well Ian insurance on your life. "Separate tendon are required for each of the above, (a) (b) (c). -Puregol(l wtedding rings. plain. chased or set in diamonds. &c.. always in stock at E.H. W 'ams 44_ Dunlop street, Barrie. x `AA . -----_ :_u_-, - In -l.'or une noys-A 5 stack of nobby tweed suits. well I; e and cheap al. GEO. IIEEDYN. -Exsminat1on of the model students of Burns and Bradford Model schools this week at the Central school. . U Don t buy voui areas Goods before you see the splendid us `nt at Fraser, Clark & Co. a. I --The decision in the cue, Galbraith vs. the corporntion of Barrie, has not yet been given. _. .. . `-Ll . 'If yon want % a Hat or Bonnet go straight to Fraser rk J Co. s. li"Sco`ch and co. " underwear in 311 size: and weights at adv & co. s. --A bargain in Grey Flannels. coma and see the t GEO. BEEDY S. li'It will pay you well to see the indie: ne furs now made by Simmons & Co. --Mr,. Wadds, of Midland, formerly with Mr. Douglas, has gone to Calgary to reside. an-QL....l. ......._1 -. - 4- an ,,_,_, _..._ 3...... av vunu| CU ICIIUU. H Stock completwne newest shade: of ties and newest etyl hats at mcbtady 8'. co. '5. ,_ --_. ....u. Fnuulnl. I -:(')vercoats-0ver oats-llo for ban 1galnIatGE0.RE `I98. -We hnve been compelled to hold over number of matters of interest. -Snndsy night was a cold one, the ten perature sinking swag below zero. `r1`I'_,, - - I --A liittla-t'nore snow would be acceptable as 4 a Christmas present. -Meeting of the Public School Board I next Tuesday evening. [ -Qn3te a. large market on Thursday, in lhay, wood and grain. "lira:-A..- G_ It i 1 Which. Linked Together. Construct a. Very Interesting and Gosslpy Chapter of Local History. --Christmas two weeks from to-day. -Town Council next Monday night. -Winter solstice a week from Sunday. -The creek improvements are being push- ed on. - -Herrin_g shing on the be) on Monday as usual. I -WHl the watevworks be completed ty E January let ? `Va 1 HENRY BIRD, . Town Clerk. Bathe, Dec. 4th, 1390. the boyu..A 1 tweed nnltn- umll nu MANY MINOR. MATTERS MUCHLY MIXED. PARAGB.APHEB. S PENUIL POINTS. __________________..__._j {$1.00 PER`ANNUM IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. ? The Peouleh Almanac. LL- LIL]- - for bat- UUHU Ill stable. Win: A BARBIE SEWAERAGE woaxsl was tuuuupwu uy nu`. FUWF MONEY, tenan . Parcel No. 1 is a ilrat olaee farm. having unon it a thriving orchard of about 2 acres. ninety acres or the land are cleared and the greater part tree of stumps the balance is oovered with good 11 srdwood bash. the property is well fence and upon it are erected a comfortable mime dweilina-house. and two large frame barns. also stables and sheds. Dnrnnln Nnn 9 and R- nnnn Hanan nnIInn`a n-A BB .8 nos. PARCEL N0. 2. Vin e lot on north side of Gloucester Road. in the lime or Hilledele. as oonveyed by James Dickie to said Teetetor. and gt present occupied by Messrs. Scott and Wil- son as tenants. oontainin {acre more or less. PARCEL N0. 8. Nort pert of lot No. 6. on we north side of said Gloucester Road. con- ulning about i; ct an acre. at pre- sent occupied by Mr. Peter Morley, as .e tenant. Dorms. muu ubuuuau uuu auuulo Parcels No-. 2 and 3; upon those Meals are erected eomtov table frame dwelling Duties and upon name! No. 2 there are also other treme bui1l)(lii1)gs. one used as a. shop and the other as 5 am e. HR: undersigned I.uotloneer..under instruc- tions from Mr. James Hamilton. Executor or the late William Hamilton. will otfer for sale 5 Public Auction. at Fa.ragher's Hotel, in the mage of Hlllsdale. on` Tuesday, 30th Day December, 1890, at ous o'clock P.M.. the tollowing valuable d . "fniomn No.1. The W. t} of lot 54. in the gill Concession, W. P. R._. o the Township of 08. Notlca to contractors. ms AND viLE`F""H1LLsnALE 01*` VALUABLE FAB)! AND VILLAGE PR03 EM`Y IN TOWNSHIP OF` .-r-" .4. D167 B. 10. MCKENZIE. B. 5,, Ort hopedio Surgery in th 031 College and in Toronto GU v$31'i"-N{:' gultinf.{__()rLh0E6di081112801130 lotorla. '0` 1'. altar tuck C ildreu. Toront D easauof 3"; Joints and l)ef_)rmlties 0111 (3 to 3. !$`)'A pp01n$IIlent Onl ur1a`3"Za}'31t' 'u11~ day. ls-1ep,h`one, 3581, 001 3 W (No - Yonge SLJ. l0,"0nt0, V 50, at ` `,1-::(:g`|: ef_::|9n Ho!` b Barrie. 13!!) l)E(}., (a) Laying two submerged cast iron pipe: as sewer outlets into Kempenfeldt Buy, one ton inches in diameter and 400 feet long and the other six inches in diameter and 400 Ieetrlong and furnishing all pipes and mo- teriola for the same. Al luum... 11130 I0 5. .AGIIER-WIIJJAM8.-On the 4th 1 - ` (milho Rev. W. Miler Magrath. Rog:t$'`l);; Christ. Church. at the residence of Mr. Robt. J, Gallagher. brother of the bridegroom r.`:2c:.:'::&;.%`.`.:'d n 0 as e . a\(5):'illi&l11H. allot Barrie. v. Fr. to awn` VEALED TENDERS `will be received 5 until 12 o'clock noon on axaouffTar i:er 4952 'XXIX. No. 60 ' WHOLE No. mm VOL X um um. WESLEY. Proprieyor. , _ mw Anvmvrlslazxvmwrs. WILLIS CHIPMAN, 3'|`RA'l`HY 86 ESTEN. Vendor's Solicitors. Barrie. ` .4: caution. ` (b) Constructing 1365 lineal feet of pipe sewer 15 inches and twelve inches in diameter on Mulcester and Dunlap streets. Nouo. uuirua. L7 \/I-LIL HJEILV Ohif Engineer. . 108 Bay St., Toronto. fAUND8Y, * % i on M|n%Co._ Prop.` 4 Bnowx, Pmidnt. ; 49 51 um In I'll! ll ulru an I g uvgu . uuu IIUII-I impeea by%tue%'weigue 13: `Be: or oodu aha wu pm-vi ,*|h`e"thr`e'v ri down. `, hen the ma jgbtt o' O piro6Hnb`pio1Iii it up sn'd % want o'.*ivin*u b ~th`' `~ 0hl.*- `Tint `ight he . opped _uitho y`air1?JrdgtoI?If wand}, 1:z2.~.~-x.-:.-e,.~:~.n::1.`~.._r1%h_*-V..*:**:?::-;.-:%%2.-r ~ . . . ht.t'o.. Hconmao` mauwuphod in . Ms - *=.% hi-AAsm!A*~ i Alenqder Jfa'_l1I,.whilo_,g9ing Iouth on ,1 irei ht train, gnd qbojat 3 Emily" from B1-noon bri e ,,jg In`po'cl fJ,1.o.tri1'un .oom_me_;:ood char :1; lmloj dAuhtor,of ; r. Thjunton, The :1 nut in hird_alu!:,bDi31d. but being 3.....- _.1 1... AL .,L.`a.:..Iu. .~.A`...`..I Al maul. Tuesday, the 23rdAotf Dam. M. 90, Mr. ~A. Furlbng has been re-eng'sg"odto teach the N otuwa public school - for 1891; His valuable IOl`Vi0OI-MO!!! to be upprgoiatod.` -II , '\-_L!-L --_._______L_'-_ -1 l\_II!._______I a'n1;;ii;,;;a.aL;.;.`;.3...;g;.io.;`.;; a:aa;;;a.a have extended 0 Ho the Rev: J. 1*`. Cum- mingI.ofLoith. ~ `T ' 3` '- A Gknnlonnlnlnn -Annnnn `nu ts: ninl Chli Iulllgllg Ill uwuuo ' A thanksgiving sermon for the .aa'.f`oroturn of, the Oollinzwood lumen, wu praaohodin the Pielbytoriau Ohurohunf -at town, on Sundny. qvonin last. `The , uubvvohrot; the pormon Wu. `,9 9ir.dnd;O9n9rIF! .ihd.n-`T "`b7.'1J;;a.i;e'n;a .g.;.;;....a L ,wh_ilo .-ging_ uouth In-night In-Lin. Anti Ahoixt 3 miles: from Bum. Some ru;:lI.viIited Mr. L5ugheod I pum- ilu in the Billy Rm 0 the other night and` broke hi: ump hand .T This sort of "thing would be ntolltgbld if Mr`. Loughood were In tho dairy buuinull. ` V -' The uhodl, stables. barn! to of the Comet- nn. House, Stoyner, were destroyed by re! lat Saturday night. '.l`hiI,`u well on the re at the Queen : hotel uhodutwo week: ago is supposed to be inoondiomm. ' . 1 I\.. Il'_AII..L_._ :.. -_A. '1-.. 4.1.- ..--..-..I_:.. -1 -'_`lF)I_h.J`o1'l'll;a't';;}:o;_i;;:izhe reeveuhip of Nottawaunl. ' , 5 3 CL, C II T _,A,,I,,, II,, ,, , ,, o 5 5:-uuu uu uuu-uvnu uy uuu ummug In I team of colt: he was driving. The rig was ` smashed into aplintera. ` severe fr'o;t-of Wednesday night played havoc with the house plants of Warmineter. The travelling Photographer has reached Uhthotf. _ A T ZZT'loo"a;ouft:i;`i;'J;'ooperooa round Forest Home, but there is considerable sickness among the people. 1 I1!II!__,_ p I'\ III! 0 . an (c) Constructing 2122 lineal feet of ripe sewer 9 inches tn dinmeter on Mary, E in- beth and John Streets. iin. of Orillia. in at Fouerton loading pole: for the -United States. 4 He has now on hand, 25 American cars, to load at once; . o Vtfssnk Barr has rented J Mass Loftus farm, Mt. St. Louis, for 3 term of years and gr. 'Loftus intends starting business in same. A Thine: are ourishing in Fairvalley. J amen Robinson has had.l0 sores cleared of _ atonol, and squire Hlpwell 15 aerea and Mr. Overend has cleared 20 acres of pine stumps. A branch of the Epworth League has been organized in connection with the Bnoobridge Methodiut Ohnroh.- T VJblV1`x_:`;;::;;,_;{i~o;;is;;:`g;;;;v:-H;Eek. ing gushes on thohead by the bo ting of a team of nnlh: ho: was riuina 'l`hn n Inna V oeighborhood of Moonstone is noted for ruining big potatoes. V lllU||v|I(|-III U5 J-UIHVII UIIIIIUII VIIIVUBI UIIU I. IVUIUJ ' terisn Manse st Jsrrstt s Corners the other night and surprised Rev. Mr. Dobson by putting into his bsrn a lot of oats and potatoes. 1 " Thain urn: n Jnknlm 162 Jan: a `nun nunnhunn r"(5<;;;)er'i Falls wantu aho maker to net tlo_tl_mo. _T - ` ' 1` Jamel `Livingston; of 'Jarratt a Oornera, when going` home from Orillia on the 29th ult., had his legbroken by the running away of his team. ' for the construction of the following work: in the Towxozr BARBIE :-- ilinvmpnhire in improving. A new shed has been built for the accommodation of those who attend meetings in the schoolhouse. Donation gsrtieu are not yet ehtinot. '1;he member: of on church visited the Presby- tnvinn Mgnnn :0-. Jnuvnnlzn nmn... tlun ntluuu ll IIUUDUUUIO _ There was adehate at Edgar afew evenings ago on the following. Resolved. that the excntion of Charles the I. was not justi. able. This must be satisfactory to the decapitated monarch if intelligence can reach him. It is rather late be to sure, but then some things come late. HWL- I'}_____L__!j.._ I`I_;,I,,,L I I v--- --~ -- --~-~ v v---~---,- `Dant;l Butt; oomplttttl arrangemntn for building another mill at Uhtho`. This will `make four mills in that burg, IIII, , _I___ ,3 ___._.!,._L!-_, 3. LI_'_ L. S.__!.___ Ll UI-IV Iulilll IVDIUII DU III-I\Il.Il\L ll PVVPIU DIV leaving to find work for-the wintar~in other pluool. ` ' A - n_-_-_|; 1:.-II- .__v._.|.- - -1_`_- ...-|.-.. L.` __`; -- -_---- --w`vwwuw-wvw on-VVVOO KIUXUIXVIO T :vill be planning t;`th;;riondI of Mr. J. G. Hall, of Oroentre,` to know that he in on the mend. I _ _ --~--' ---'..-_-. vvvilunioipal msttorturo vary"quiet at Grav- enhnut. ' " H-"I-`l'1ewe`pening of the Grfavenhm-It Literary Soozety was not so well attended as it should have been. Literature in often: dineounted. '"si.aI.~i.i'}' oZ:i{>}"E`}I~a$3.{1i3v.E'.;7.I3& operation: in the woods on Wednesday. '\-_!AI T\_I_-_. I.-- ___.-__I_L-_I -..._-__.. __ ._L_ "E}si$.e;J 35 Q{ioi{s".'T :11; Egannaug or the dull season at idlmd and pdople are lnnnhun In Hun` Inn:-Ir `nun hn unnu-{n nhnu Icunuumeu U! Luv pruuuul; uuuupllllml. Terms. '1`:-n oer cent. of the purchase money 01` each at-cel to be usid at the time of solo. and the alanoe within 80 days thereafter. Other terms and conditions will be made known on the day of sale and in the meantime u on application to Mr. James Hamilton. Hills ale l .U.. or his solicitors. At the same tune and p`noe will be offered for sale the following articles: ()nn nlnnln tomhnaav, nnn nnttnw nnn vvnhn 3-, uuwvuuzu urns uurginrwa ulurulleu. oy '40. We oonfeaa our inability to grapple with this thing. and some of our temperance aooietiee should endeavor to `explain it. If sobriety auperinduoel burglary then it`. will be a quel- tion it we should not encourage intoxication. or if the people of Simooe are no built that they must either drink whiskey or steal, it will be our duty to see which of the two in the leaner evil and then reward that vioe b chrome: and diplomae..---Cardwell Sentine . TL_!III_._, ` " ` mT!Tieml3_raoebridge O:"1.oketera had I donoort last Friday night. Il`___._!_.,I .___LL__,- , , . 0 . . Ii v--- ova '<\OJIluII-IIIIVIIU IOU: Mr. Lenihan of Athlone is in trouble. Liquors have been found. on his promise: contrary to the statute -and he has been summoned to unlwer. It in said his defence will be.` I don't own the buuineua". According to the report of the High Con- stable to the County Council at it: last aes- eion. thievery increased. In other words while drunks deoreued II) the lntvyeer by 42, laroeniea and burglaries increased by 26. We oonfan nmv Innhilitu can mum]. mu}. n.:.. l7;i(fWt:-can-e`I'1'hor|eu wefe hhipp;ad from Bfudford the other day,` eight of them having been purohued there at from $70 to 8115. - "`l..'..- 2.. A._II_ A 1' 1 I ..-~ - -.v---n-aw; nu, uvv HIVU uuvusa Tixedreeve of Thorubury reached the council chamber the other evening just: in time to hear the motion for adjournment read. 11.. r.._:I.-._ -1 n;L1, - ,v 7. ----~-- vv-vuv -v on-out `rev UV VI-LU: - There is talk of Lefroy having two hotels. If they are a. necessity why not `have them 3 vm... ....- ..- .1 vi. -._..I....._:_ V I 6 I""""' The Bradford Witness retna.rks:-,-This hss. been s week of parties. suggested mostly by the dspsrture on Friday of the Modelite class toBsrr1e. -- . e ;, . ddrcrgeopie at Bradford hajre decided not to purchase I116 residence of Rev. James Bryant fora-parsonage, as had been proposed. * ' tad condensed. late Intel-nun: Para- graph: for Advance Readers who Like The -Marrow of the nut. ' The teachers ooaven'tibn et Bradford last. Friday was pleasant end instructive. 'lV..2_:a._ In. ,_ u DUI` ECHO uuu MJUUVVIIIK IN H0165! one single top-busty. one cutter. one robe sad one Taylor sate. Terms cash at the tune of an Dated this 29th day of November. 1890. JAMES PATERSON. Auctioneer. STRATHY 8c ESTEN. -IQ-.7137. VAnnn'n Qnllnitnna Domain mm unnAH-DImIur nms. on-1-nu:'n sv swoon AND`i)!8fl!O'l" IXOEANGII as 1.-oczu. xlws; . Hi'.iinanr -`on? BAIiii1in.. THE COUNTY 03? Y [OF SIMQQE, ONTARIO, DECE COUNT MBER _ . , Pouooourt.. 5 _ M, _ Business gt the Police Oourtil Ilqok. The followihg are the only olgol ainoq last weeks: 3- .1?-it ?s.h\-mod E-rbonreuy with-nit of yhio `ho WI! found guilty pkndnod lL,`,_()0A andf 82.`95`1oo|tI :0" 10'. day : jgitl; 'goz'e_rn{n; Lina-: = 3 .d'* f*. 1*..'!l30!yh8`;!t. ma-a~~-an-w.,un : -r f`}L':r' 2 ytiooygo 3HF6Mdn w'u ieiIt*nv`1o`r tbu-`ubnt .J3;'{n,} `r-if `,',~", `I hf x;'f.rLI'i,;(?S`I\ (On; 1`ncIIi nyrmomiu`gJohu s yu=#hd~hum iv - vuvtu Massrg. MoBrady&Oo., Barrie. V '. _ A im `WME-?.-In !`P1.V to yo of the.3rd `W? _re Swus steam laund , wej haroby "20 V011 to onto that `Route for Barrie and vioini are `map uolee