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m;l;`heT1-Ve (e"e very good pioszpeot of I cheese factory being established es New Lowell. H Al `I ' IT II, A IN I Ope;1ing (if `the Ms;ao;1i;) I_1ll Coll`ing- wood last Wednesday. " good deal oinnnlp wood ll being taken out in the Parry Sound District this year. Foxmead wants a railway station building. To show how things will occasionally get mixed up the following is quoted from the `. Orillia Packet :--"Benjaunin Thomson, an engine driver, was recently killed at Arizona. A broken rall threw the engine if thetrack and he lay for three hours under the wreck. After his release he live seven hours. His re- mains were brought home to Elmvale, aocom- panied by his broken hearted widow-of seven months. and hear the " Life Boat Urew. A very pleasant evening was spent. not the least interesting part being the oolfee. cake and sandwiches very kindly provided for the- visitors by the ladies of the Gravenhnrst ` Council, A A u so I III A LII LIUJCI fI'IUU \IIIC|lUU|' III I Eu; will open on the 14th inst. u---- jw- -' _- -.--V -:l`ottonh8In will 1:0". lmtrio Halli, byjho In of .llnroh-%hI1I_tho world in gurohing :78:-VsT:(;l;rVi' had 8 horse race on Thuradaiy sat. ` __,.___.,L 1',_1!L,_L- _,, , L! , ,, ,1. I\. I, -9 t V0 Farmer's Institute meeting at Bfacebridge. last week. ` Th tgins to Bmoebridga have been late for the last few days in oonaoquence of heavy snow. Muskoka Mill and Lumber Go : out of timber this season will be 6,000 000 feet. -':l";urlow Turner, of Hiuidule, are itook? ing the millu. - I C 9' , A! ,L I` , '-.',1`l_1e prevalence of dancing partiea at Oro centre and neighborhood are complained of at having enticed aeveral young people from the heavenly road. 11.. uh.-- vs... ,1 .-\__ n;-u-__ ___. _.__ /-Home Circle} Society of Oookatown are preparing for a grand concert. ' IIII , ll ; I 0 II " L;`34`;;:..;;;;:.;";;.;;;,; '1-i'..u a. well patronized. T V n u u u n -nu u " v'1;l;;r'ew'ia -uomenlk of building 3 mill at Steele : Uo_r_I_1efI. T ' Dr. 1\iadu1,j.u old mam uf Alliaton, diedlthero nther suddenly on Monday morn ing ant. ` V ' I'D nu-o 1nu. ---. " i;;i)_a`rs':"1;a.pledged themueivog to remain sober, last Thursday eveninv, at 3 Suudhook Temperance gathering. ` 13...-.. ...-_I_-__ LL!A4-A- _-,:- -,._L-L-J -- Fgu;-`turkey thieves were nrratad at Schomberg a. few days ago sud cent to jam] for trail. - b ` W TV: V`:;'l;von the Parry Sound Railway pros greasing well. ' ' ' R53. F:a\.tiie;-.;;;l:o;;; has instituted . loop: of U. M. B. A. at Breohin.` . -_. -- tu vv-u-- (TZh'e ingot of Orillia gave constable Dryer two auiatnnta, last Saturday. to noise the sleight of those coating on the streets. I`I 1-_.I_ -__ AI,.Yi A I vs a yonnl. young _ F. -uuu.-H vv vu. Ln grippe is a uues in tome of the house : at N icholaton. ` ' ` V end condoned Into `Interesting graph: for Advance mum who Like The Marrow of the Heat. It is said home of the Prices Ooinere peo- ple tnke Sunday as the day` forioutting their ` wood. Tnere is a good deal of nioknenu at Severn Bridge in the way of oolda and inammation; Temperntnfo l5?bolow zero at Severn Bridge on Wednesday. ` D--. 'I.1-AI__.. 1' no ..I, o .u'- I I I mum on3m-n1mwr-nuns. 1` xu-runlb BY silicon an "burner nxonAxau.u Loan. xlws. - -w--- --v ----- w--' -v -w,-- -v Thu-Ivioysl Sou-lot Ohaptvo-1". orthvo dilil-cl-(`Ii I '.Il -13 Anna III! lm: I`I'| `nil! Lefroy will nhortly have two saw mill: run- rf 'rnsn~rrnuns"1sor-ram-1uu.,r1j1ix couxjrt or smnon BARBIE; COUNTY OF% SIMUOE, ONTARIO. FEBRUARY 12. M1891. S MID DN- Presentation. On Wednesday evening last a few of the Barrie merchants and business men invited Mr McKim, the well-known dry anode man, into the sitting-room at the Queen's Hotel, and there surprised him by presenting him with a very beautiful smuker s set. The presentation was made by Sherif Phelps, `who expressed the satisfaction itgave him to know that, at least. one manin Barrie. had no enemies. He said that Mr. McKun had so man- aged that, though engaged in keen cum- petition, and surrounded by rivals, he had the good will of all. All regretted to see him leaving Barrie, but hoped he would be equally successful in makimz friends in Guelph. Mr. MOKIID. accept- ing the token of friendship handed to` him, seemed touched at the unexpected manifestation of kindness towards him, but managed to reply in a very modest way. The set presented to Mr. McKimi consisted of a tray. cigar bowl, match and cigarette holder, and dish for the cigar ashes. all of oxidised silver. lined with gold,` a fine meerchaum pipe and also a i briar ruot, both with magnicent amber mouth-pieces. .There were also in the case an amber cigar-holder and a smaller . one fer cigarettes. The cost ofthe whole ` set, which was bought from Mr. Douglas, I was 330.00. The Brigade consists of C sbbage Mike. the saved clog dancer. "Sir Walter Scott, the saved gambler and drnukard. ~" Happy Charley," the converted horse thief and pro- feaaionnlbone play er, and "Irish Bob, the escaped gallows bird. Brigadier Spuoner Iran! the meeting on Monday; admission by ticket. T-.n..; s..u{mci*;?.{A;'uT,f%i{.a . show .e cm. lingwocpd last Saturday, Sunday and Man- day. The bill announcing in. as reported by ` the Enterprise, was Funny People: ' nun r\ I\ `I'll The Oullinuwoed Enterprise talks this wav about their electric -light service: `f_The electric light-. are not giving good 38'-Infection just now.` Some of them burn and some of them do not. It is said that the cause of the dnicnlty is the attempt of the electric light committee to make two night carbons burn three nights. Some of the carbons burn so slow that it is impossible for the men to .remove the charred ends for the purposes of- renewal. _ `A v I on. u I A man calling himself John Clark was} commuted for trial by the Golliugwood P. M.. charged with stealing - 3 heifer and a smear from D vugald Smith. a . . 1.. . no November session Abeuahsd. The trend of public opinion as evideno l ed at the late muuicimgl elections through- I out the county, has taught the reeves and deputies that some reduction in the cost of the county oauuoil was desirable . The November, session of` 1890 was largely occupied in discussing the question of abolishing that session or of sending reeves only to Barrie. After consider- able debate both motions were lost. but the electorate was heard from at the polls, and, the question of discontinuing the useleu November sitting was brought up nn Thursday last and speedily settled. Hereafter the Oounty Council will meet only in January and June, doing seven- teen days business in ten and saving the 31100. . The cost of the larger of the County Councils inthe province with the number of. sessions is given below, the number of members we havsnct : 3IOIIl0hIa....o..o......`-3.935 GTO : 3IoIIl0nI...-u..g.....u. 3,"98_ Perth, 3IuIIi0lII-....u.u&.u... IUTIIII, |lIUUU"V'IlIcoooooooou-ooonoo (3 days in January and June.) I Wellington 3 of 5 city: uoh.. . . . . . 1,492 Huron. 2 nouiunu,-V50 members. . . . 1 2mionDOOIICI`IIOOI.IOI1 3m'ion'IOIIOIIIOlCI90l Mnddluox,3=neuionI....;........ :. 1 Q I Lllllbtoll. 0 c 0 0 0 c o c ya: . 2 n;..... ........ V 3mio"uoou`uooouoooooo I-pl Fl`0lltIlII'o,~3 Idiolllog 1 o d 9 - n I 0 0 go Lu The Voonomiosl turn which has come out the Oounoil Inc also triuunod the III _j,'_I_ _`_I_.__ .14.... L- .,___ I.-II. _.:_ V c2oo""`."f'a'.'n"car'Z'1'a'3' .?3".E'm'"os`i.".'} ".'.;..'B which the pruning knife may in udnoionao ly applied. -Orillia Tina. - 9 ,1 . 44-` 99, f` ,f,v: ;;.`> "' ' 453} ; /` dP"`` . P. , ..-v"1"`7o"",',':Ilt"""'! cf U 0` `oul `. ho "` n:7 ';.In;r0" -"T119 "a- "4 :h`"5 .o-gum `ab , 9 W,,4 fade! _ npgn mgant :-.:..; ,....~r an-.....~..a% ` W '- . '3 yo i;`_.:;,$` i . to. go? `O! 5&9 `EDD um;-; .;ar' g: ,` :9: .29 1.039? f n The Oollingwoocl Euurhin `dyad :-2 `."1`hn .-n_o'w Temple in nor oponod and ready -fut. Jmoinou. Doety . Grind Mn.-. nA-AI l`nA3AAnoI. llIlI: uchlou ect from mid"; "Hi ,Siia."1 "I5." nif." driid Mum lloownn dodintotl nio Hull I__A-_.l_.`.A `L, .:.L L-:-gn -Lm-_2-J Run A `IlV'|' Haw UUCIIUII II. `III UOIKIIICK TC 1 Wu-dim`: lay down to one half. vil. Qonn .n-`nil? Olin-u-nu; ski ntiihn nnlntn In ----an wuuuu nu tut} way Ill Uu.lylU_y>I.llUll|I. Joe Heal the the ex alum`: keeper has been telkjnu to the Owen Saunders. 1,000 signed the pledge while he was there. - - - The Onlliugwood Bulletin learn: this there IS a likelihood of Poliue Mll_Itl'&3.' Frame, giving up his position baomie of the abun- Nx dence of workend little pay. A _________,._. , e :1 `n so I S0-lll0rh.8llII mm says that hamlet ha! ` taken start in the wav of employment. I'--l:I',-_uI_.L,,._, n '1 I I _ ,___..-- ---'-- rwyv lA yonnn man named, Ben Sohell. of New Lowell, lately died from it cause which puzzled the doctors. Iuteneepnin in the hen_d was complained of. Alpoet mortem revealed 5` I tumor can-owing to the top of the skull as large on 3 turkey : 1-3:: which had displaced quite a portion of the brain. (T0;)_I1ioe_r 11;; the thanks of the peopie of Edgar for his service: in the late revival aervnooa. -_-~` , ww--on `III vvuunu isrvie Cnldwelll. of Crown `Hill, is oredilte-i with taking 123 bnahelqvof wheat, in one load. to the Ealgarrmilla. II._ I` __v _ --_'--. Levi Roger: human old now that con knock out Tanner every time. on Dec 3. lat while threshing. theeow by aooidentend no - observed toany one was covered up between an old straw stuck nd 0 new one built that d -y. Search we: made" all over the farm for vhe missing animal but in vein, and nothing more wuthonaht of her until Jan. 26. when Mr, Rogers-thought he heard `a. grant in the neck, and cutting into the middle the old lady walked out and commenced eating :1 row not much thewone enpurently after her 54 doye fest. -.-Cardwell Sentinel. the pruprietor and eent into the etreet by the aid of 3 boot There must he come defect in the story. '1"oIher side has evidently been held beck. ' tun. 111789-- 11 fro `BIC IOOIIOIOOOO v,"vv_ ad mh-ooocoo xolnbou. . I`IIOO0I.III Q IIIIIOIIIOO 1 l I 1 hIO|II|C>OCI1V 1 I IOI'I'IIo0I>O 9 .. _._|.x-|.- I.-- -..._- ' In-ket Notes. ' The mu-kot on Saturday ant, nu ntnel. ' lerge end native. A good deal of etn' ' changed hnnde. _The following were the street and market square prices that city :- L Wheat. 850. to 930. ; barley. (00 to50c.: I179 ; 55o..57o.;ontI. 4'20 to44o`.;penIe,60u. toE2u.; ; potatoes. 650. to 700; per bum Ippl-0. 82.50 | oer bbl. 3 beef hind qnerteo. 36.00 to ' 36.50 per owt; fore qnnrterl. 85 00 to $5.50; , mntton. 80. tom per 1b.; pork, 85.65 tots I0; tntkeye. 10o. pet` lb; geeee. 7a.; ohwkenu, 400. to 506. 3 our; bntter. tall. 170. to 209:. l` _..IL. a..Iy..Il... on `,4: Anna Iqn mlh II uul VIKCIIIUV UV IICUUIIIC IIUBIIUI CI. 'ICIIIUc\`u Flt was shown, by the Seoreta'ry'e report, that the total receipts from May last to Dec. lat, were 32002; that 7 new branches have 3 been opened since the annual meeting, and ` that an annual amount of 31,500 has been \ aubseribed, all but $200 of which has been 1 received. The Barrie branch numbers 49, | with good proapecte of increasing, the .quarterly meeting having aroused a great l deal of interest 3. c. x. 1.. s: as. society. By Ms Sonny`: Own liipomr. A large meeting of the above society was ; held on Friday nfterno -n last, when the fol- ` lowing programme was presented :-R.eading ` ' Mr Riggs; Piano solo. Miss S A; Kennedy; P ano solo, Miss O. Sanders; Vocal duet. Masses E Edwards and M Spry; Reading. Mr. Cunningham; Piano solo Miss Hinds; ` Piano solo, Miss Meikle. Muss Fraser was critic of the evening. The staff of the Corridor Symposium elect- ed, were as follows: Editor, Mr. J". M. Hunter; Sub-Editors, Messrs. H. A. Harper, A. K Spotton, Quinn. Misses Graham, E. M... llnaham and Mr Hnuntnr urns-A An. IIIIIIJIIIIIJ vi llc PI CBClI"g - In the evemug, Ebdon s evening service In C., and the anthem Protect Us, were sung by the choir, and a trio by Mrs (`/amp bell. and Messrs W. 0. Rogers and V A. Buys. Au address was given by the Bishop of Saskatchewan, which otosed the meeting ` of the Auxiliary for this quarter 'l`I\n dnlnugtnn urns-n nnfn-tnsnnnl kn Elna` Va lulu ILUAIHIIIJ IVI UIIID Iiul Ilwl '|.`he delegates were entertained by the` Barrie ladies, tea. however, being laid in the I | Sunday School, that all might have an t opnortunitv to become better acquainted. I If. using nlanuvn kn flan cantata:-u'n wanna-O! uuu uuu \ilI'lIl Ul LIIIJIUJ UIIIIIUIJI The $30 onlle-Oted during the (luv, was l equally divided between the Diocesan Board and the Bishop of Saskatchewan, tn be ex- pended in his diocese; The meeting was opened and closed with prayers. Atlettar ; was read from Mr. Elavnes, in `connection ~ with his work among the Blackfeet, one I frum Mr. Stnckan of the Sarcee Reserve, and one from Mrs. Forsyth Grant, regretting inability in be preeenf. In 9.14 nlvun:n(I `I-4`.l\r`nn,n nI1nI\:nrv anIIIv:nn ulhy| 8I""G:lP';I'l.l1 and Mr. Hunter were np- pointed to select the subject of the essay for I competition. ` .worthy of Patronage. Prof. Bristol`: exhuntion at the Town Hall leet Monday and Tneadav evening: was of a first clue character, and obtained, as it deserved, a generous anpport. The Hall was crowded on both evening: by delighted audiences. It is doubtful if better trained. animals were ever before exhibited. and it in dnionlt to diveet one e aelf of the idea that any di`-srenoe exiata between so called in- atinct and reason when watching the feats u-formed by the prcfeaaor a equine pupils. hat dxerenoe there is aeema to be more in decree than in kind. _ ` IIIL- -_.'I_`__L__` _..._._ ._-_ A. A I.:-L `LA-an QUUTUU loll...-I III llllun The-ornheetrnl mneio wee of n high charac- ter and added immensely to the plueenre of this very enperior exhibition. In the name H of the people of thetown wethenk hleeera. I Spry and Powell, `for affording them this ex- nnntnnn Q` n -mule Friday. `Feb. 20. I881 -01: went half lot 8. con. 8. I_u_ui_e_l; horeee. cattle. ehee fowl. implement. uruw. hey, turnips. lun r, etc. Sula at 1 o'clock. Samuel Miller, Executor. G. R. Ford, `auctioneer. Wednesday. Feb. 25-01110: 4. Uou. 12. Veepn; horses, cattle. pigs, implements, houeehold furniture, to. Sale at 12 o'clock. "cl Bu` ---unuinbn ~ `"0. W 000. . wt; IIIIUXI" full. IIUc UV CVQII per 1b.; tab. 150 an 170.; eI._l7o. town.` not doun; wood, 8300 to 83.25 per 00I`_d3 .hida, 83.60 to $00 per ..ows.; Ihoop-` l .L:-- Olin in II (In Anion: yo. "I! In rs.-av , Illllt. pun lukinl, 800. 081 apiooo. 1. HUIHUII IIUIIII \lIIllUlv vv-u uulvaus thdrinilny snot .wiQ; A lost! at log; h"Ii`l6a'd I316 lti'nok`ol)'.It:d"InI:hw ow, j - .i `:09. max`. .. A J30 -can-. |inuIOIIl::.;_:-I0. jil: f -- dam: : -2 ma _,\~ `iii . IUIII I vvuu loll" Illluso Votes of thanks were tendered the Barrie 'l8dl(-F8, the Lord Bishop of Saskatchewan, ` and the choir of Trinity church. TL Q9 null...-.6...l 4-I-1-5-.... 6|... 41.... c....... } captions! treat. SP! CIIII `IIVVVI1 ~ %Aram=.`An`u ao`:nc.~ I `C. ` Thnriduy a and and fntullooiqlolii` ooclirrbd as the foot of Vnouonn utroot. ' A man named Mun Cameron was driving _.._._5`_.. AL.-Lil nanb "\FI un suuu: uvuvguvuug 'I`wn papers were read; one on "Parochial Branches. and Their Work, by Mrs Msrsh, (Lindsay). read by Mrs. Green, (Onllia), the other by Mrs. Francis, Uhildren s Work for Missions. A short discusamn: fohnwed Lhn reading. vrxtnn nf thnnlrn warn I-nu-u`nI-at` i-I-an non-uI:o UJCIVEIIUWH. I Ullllc--VI After the callingof the roll. reports were received from the Diocesan Sec., Mrs. Cummings; the Diocesan Sac-Tress, Miss L. Patterson; the Diocesan Treasurer, Miss 1 Hwllnnd, (read by Mrs. Cxrtrighrhsnpt. of Junior Imnsion; Mia. Francis, Literature ` Committee, Mrs. Helliwell; andeverbal re- ` ports from delegates. 'I`n1n -un-nu-n lIl1x-1| utuna` Ann An `I D-_--L:_I sauna. III -EICCIIVIIVVVQI-I At 2 3; p.m I meeting iwu held in the new Mechanics Institute Hall. where an address of welcome was given by Mrs H. H. Morris, president of the Barrie _ branch. Mrs. Williamson, on behalf of the Dioceean officers, and Mrs. Moberly, on behalf of the delegates, replied. ` A `Ear tho nu llinn`.-.6 fkn uni` `nun-in -nun... The following is_ the progrsmme of the I day : work; service in Trinisv Ohm-ch at : 1139 .m., with sddresshy B.ahop rink- hum. of Saskatchewan : ' ! A.non _ ._ _ '__.-,..:__._ *___L_|j 2,, .1 The `regular quarterly meeting of the above , for the diocese of Toronto, was held here on, Thursdsv, the following delegates being 1 present: Mcims. E. Wlllllllllll, (Presi- dent), Willuuuhby Cummings, .(Secreca.r_v). Grant Helliwell. (Secretary Literature Cam mitt:-9), Francis. (Supt. Jun. D:v.). Damon.- lm, John Cartriaht, Ba`:-net, Roger. Crark, 1 Misses L. Patterson. (Sec.-Treas. of Daron), ! Roper. Lllley, Blaclrwood, Baker, of l`oron- I so; Mrs. Mnrphv. Miss Murphy. of Peins- . wick; Mrs. W. H. A. French, Cookstown; Mdms Fennel. Manning, Wilson, Chuvchill; ' Mdms. Muherlev. Lott, Bernard. Gsmller, ` Alfred Stephens, Davidson. Sinclair, Muss Trott, C-nllingwood; Mdms. Best, Buller, Msolin, Muss Bsrlee, Peterbnrungh ; Mdms. Green, Fsrrar, Booth, Misses Stewart, A` Thompson, Orillia ; Mdtns.`0'wen, Copeland, Ureemorer; and 8 large number of others, who accompanied them. to learn more of missions ` - IIIL- ,II 79,, _-, L` , "H I -I Women : :&iIi A :g..4i: L-.--.- `gun Tm: Donation of OANADA om: CRITicRIr)N. Barrie Lxterary Society. i At the zrieeting last Friday there was a good attendance of members and visitors. Mr. J. '1`. ~Spronl. the president, delivered a briet opening address in his usual happy style and g'ra.ceful phi-aeeology. One would hardly think when listening to Mr. Spronl at the :Li_terary Society that he had just emerged from 1 magazine of " writs, ` nlmu: "`t`nInlI`IIrnI-n N land. U L.` ...:c-.. '3 cuwrguu '0!!! I magazine or " wrua," pleas." `demu`rrere, buts, to wits," not_w1t.ha8n'ndin'gs" and the like, which 13 .enn1igh to take poetry and freshness out of almost anybody, butlt. doesn't out of him. On Friday evening Rev. Mr. Black will read a paper on Cromwell, England ; Unerowned ; `King. Went SIMOOO Agricultural ASIOOIICSOII. At at meeting of the Dixectors of the \Veet Simcoe Agricultural. Association, held the other day, Mr. R. J. Fletcher was elected Secretary and Mr. D. F. Macwatt Treasurer. The date for the fall exhibition has been fixed for the 24th. 25th and 26th of Septem- ber. We are glnd the Directors huve acted on the suggestion of Tun ADVANCE, and exclu- ded from the prize-takers list. the fratern- ity who go from one show to another captur- ing money that ought to remain in the county. - DQ100838 Property. We reg!-etto learn that in spite of our eohoola, churches, home training and all other good influences, that vandaliam in still to be found here. On Sunday. eoine candidate for the prison cell smeared the sign board,- at the door leading to the Y; M. O. A. rooms, with tobacco i ice. Should the party guilty of anoh eon- teinptible oonduot be found out, he will as- euredly get a term in the County gaol. KIWI: The funeral took place from his home, in the 7ch concession of Vespra, on Saturday, and was attended by a vast concourse of his neighbors and friends. I The Liberal Oonaervative convention will be . held at Stayncr today to eeloct a candi- date for the Dominion Parliament in the coming election and the Liberals will hold a convention in Stayner to-morrow. Rnmora ac to the probable choice of these convention: abroad,are but it would be premature to make any predictions. By our next inane all the candidatea for the new parliament will be known and 3 list will then be published. `Spell can-oo:_xy. We" learn that Mr. St:-athy e oer of valuable `prize: for the beat apelling has ex- cited a` live!) intereat all over the oonnt and that the eompetitora will be many an the `content keen. Thia oer of prizes will do more in calling attention to a defect in elenIin3t.ry'9dnoation than a` whole year : or. dinary. A ' _in theaohoola. iVY=U_.-IIIVWJ tug-.~ wuuvuu j Gui-vill can ' Jdbugh. * It noun tulle` ' 59.95`,-p I Editor`: Table. . The Methodist Magazine for January and ' February are on our table. They are full of ood pure literature some of the articles being eautifully illustrated. . This magazine is a `credit to the Methodist body and should be in every Methodist home. I \X7. 1...... - ......... ll` cl... `I"\-2l.. (1._I-..2_L -1 . Ponce court. On the 5th inst. John W. Morrow ohnrged W W. Ellis with keeping his but open at an im mper time. He was found guilty and ned 20 00 end 83 70 cost or twenty days I in anal 'I"hn Gnu wan unit` LIJU IIIIU WOO W Ill `V-In III On Tueedey the 10th Jeoiob Hermon, chewed George Abbott with stealing a little bit of 5 wooden bowl used at 3 pump, the thing woe of lo frivolous a nature that the one was diamiaed. .-the nooident occurred in 3 dangerous one as it `it impossible to see any distance on the track o right on it. Mr. Michael Fennell, who ` _ in recorded no one of the most careful en- gineers on the road, was in charge of the -OlIll_|9.. A- ____ -_L~_.__ I_-I) ,1 n .- II -u suuu, uuu. [IO UVCU III UULI IIEIIIBU. After A few words by the Coroner the iury returned a verdict of accidental death hv being struck by 3 train at the crossing on Victoria street, Ba.-rie, on Thursday, Feb. 15th. The man leaves a wife and four small children to get along in the world without their natural protectorand bread win. ner. rru A q. u q - ' III UVUIJ OIL`-IUI-llllllull IIUIJJUI We have a copy of the Daily Colonist, of British Columbia, for January let. It is e nely illustrated number and gives a. history of that ne province and the wonderful pro- gress it has made since it became 8 part of the Dominion. |lllV\I VQV UV III `II (V UKU III in goal. The fine was paid. "in Tnnnnn l-an Int`: ,1. 29%` .. `know r from . : otpntionoo ' that Shilblfn Will you hood the Inning? The signal poryasrmof the sure approach of that more tel-rib o Oonnnmption. Ask your- I.olv_e: if you can a`oz;d._ fottlap lake` of saving 09..` iqrhn tug do nothinn for it. :.aII ;.s;_`4. ..:!..4. J JL-..L `IL _-.'..- Ogql-. ` v pnnmn. UIJIUUU Ell ILIICIIIICIUO * l Camain P. Lyon testified as to seeing the ' mnndriving down the iuclmezaud saw htmlurge Ithe horses to go over the track. He said he did not hear either whistle or bell, although that may have been sounding. Onhnr fnntiinnii mac ..;.m.. n... '!\.l .....-. uv nu` Us Iauu wuluuu auu rluglug cue 0811. James Cameron. brother of deceased, said his brother was 40 years of ago, his hearing was good, and he was in good health. Afton .. 6-... ....._A.. I... u... n ____ -_ AL. ne scopuen ringing the bell to set the brake. Jns. Webster, Assistant Snperiutenden t, said he considered Engineer Fennell a com- petent, trustworthy and reliable engineer, and he is so considered by the company. He also testitied as to the whistle sounding and the bell ringing when the engine passed the oioes st Allanrlale. ' ` lV__L-2_ H ')1__ `_.-n1 . c .- vucn unny unvu pccu uuuuulng. Other testimony was given by Messrs VV; 0. Rogers and J nhn Durham as to the sound- ing of the whistle and ringing the bell. .Tamnn nnmnrnn In-.v.H.... -5 A .... .....a ...:.1 . uu --cu-nu Us and \l I'Il.lll LTIIIIK nauway. -Engineer Fennell testified that he left Allandale at 10.40 am. withengine 676 "with official orders to run McMorran s plow us 3 lD0l&l to Atherly Junction, and when ap'pmsching V`ansickle s mill he gave the usual crossing whistle, also when approach- ing Durham : crossing, and when within 15 ` feet of the latter he saw a team of horses ap- proaching the crossing. He whistled in- stantly `lnd reversed the engine The train was going st the rate of ten miles an hour. `There are no special instructions between Barrie and Allsndsle as to the rate of speed. :39 said he had been 39 years in the com- Ipsays employ. V A .' .`lnn`r C3..--...-_ --2.I LL-L _I_ -_ Pony u culvnur . ~ W; J. Church; reman, said that when Isppposehinq said crossing he saw the de- nceaaed endeavor to stop his horses, and not ' being able courted them on -to cross the track. l He stopped ringing the bell to set the brake. .TA Lvnknnn Annhsbau-.6 Q.-....._:......_.1.__ L VI-III_IVn . .An inquest _wa.e held at the` Council Chamber on Thursday evening by Coroner Wells. Mr. Fyfe was the foreman of the jury. Mr. Heweon appeared in the interest lot the widow of decesned_ and Mr. Pepler_ ion behalf of the Grand Trunk Railway. -Enainnnr Rnnnnll nntnn arms I... 1.3; E1 up: A 49631.; no candidates In No:-ch Simone. Oh. What I COGS`.- `I110 A. 0. U. W. At the grand concert of the A. 0. U. W.. held at New Lowell. on Friday, there was an address on the nature and benefits of the Order by Bro. D F. Maowatt. of Barrie, and music by Mia Blaokmore. Mr. Pnrvil, and Mr. J. J. White, of Barrie. -'I`h-. S-p'rVi.n!;_:' Aasizea will be held in `Barrie on the 9th of March, before Mr. Justice McMahon. Quite a crowd were on the Barrie race oonne last Friday, to witness the fun arranged by Barrio sports. The following horses were in the swim: Dntton s Handy Andy, Brodwiok's Msnd B. Hill's Stanton. Sim:non s Nettie, 'I`hnrlow a Garrett, Morrw s Kit. Stephan : Black Lucy and 8. WayInonth s Livery Boy. The winners wsro:-Handy Andy, Stanton. and Black Lucy. More sport has been out out for to-morrow. Chrllt Clllrcllo R. 3. The Subject of the Rev. W. Miler Mun- th c sermon on Sunday evening next, in the above church, will be. " Woman. her piece an the home. the church, and the wor V " Sent: free sad 3 heerty welcome extended to :11, non church aoen specially invited . HOV. W. H. Walkcr at London. Bav. W. M. Walker, 3. A., late of tho Bcptict church of this town, has ontorcd on his dntiec as pastor of the South London Bcptist church. A meeting to welcome` than new minister in to be held on the 17th inst. I in WICI 1 `Thou will be I meeting of the Equal Righter: ot Barrie at the Orange Hell on Fndey evening 18th. A genenl telly in the nulnr . Ill! IJIBBIIIO Uolnlnlzuuuurl uar vouuv Simooe u'e:--Neil Hakim; J. P., John and Alexander Brownies. _ ,gE AIIC WEI oom- further clauses tn t\tIIII -Let remember that Mr. Geo. Reedy has removed into the store lately oo- cnpied by Mr. W. A. McKim. 'Insu:e in the British Empire Mutual md szet 20 per cent for your money as well as insurance on your life. as V` .- -MAr. Rogerio. teaeher of tho Separate school was called away last week in conseq- ence of the _illnesa of his father. ` __, -_-__.. -__--.. ....... ...........,. - Mr. J. Sparlnng, who had charg of Mr. McKim a store, st Gravenhurst, 6 .ring the last few months, left there on Monday for Barrie. ' Kfsollinz Furs and all winter goods at prices that will pay you to lay your money on them and keep over. Call in and see what we are doing. Simmons 8: Co. In H"Uongregat1onal Church. Preaching eer- vicea every Sabbath at 11 a. in. and 7 p. u. Sabbath School at 3 p. :11. Prayer meetings, Sabbath at 10.15 a. m., and Wednesday at 8 p. m. Rev. J. R. Black, B. A., pastor. Strangers welcomed. 32 -We learn that Dr. Harper'is not going to Denver as stated, but that he has accepted the position of House Surgeon in Woman's - Hospital, New York, and left on Monday morning for that city. Mrs. Harper will re- main in Barrie for some time longer. `A ... (`|..-:... -2 a1-___ (1., - -I -The Y. M.C.A. rooms will be formally opened on Thursday evening, 26:11 1nst.. when an inaugural meeting will be held over whloh Mayor Pepler has consented to reside. An sddreas by a talented speaker, mnslenl selections and 3 social tea be the features of the entertainment. --M McKee has gone to Cooko- town and othrr localxtxea in South Simcoe for a. few day s visit. If`! 1'` . J ,__. .. - -_. --_..---an --Herman Henry Cooke, the Treasurer, of that Scotch Company, has been in town this week. Signicant, inn : it? 7 . _- _7_ ___ .. .-... ..--uv-Q 7 ;-Pilease n:)_!;-forget that Rev. 8. Lyle, of Hamilton, will preach anniversary sermons in the Presbyterian church next Sunday. 11.. `I 0...-..l.___ _|__ L_j n -Al: I meetinrdf th`:`hd-e;:h_an'ic's Institute held on the 3rd int. 3 vote of thanks wnl tendered to the Ward Family, the Band. and all others who assisted at their outer- tainment. -- --...... -.....-. a --Mrs. Craig, of Mary Street, while on her way to church on Sunday lat, fell down on the icy sidewalk, Elizabeth street, and though she eacaped dislocations and fractures she was nevertheless, pretty badly jarred._ striking her lips on the ice abradiug the skin and injuring the gums. nu `van.-4 . ---- - | _.__-_ .._.--v .1-v nv-nov-In -Don tff;r-;;t the Liberal Conservative meeting in McCarthy's Block, to-morrow lnight. u-. -A singing school has been organized gt Brentwood by Mr. George Henderson, of Barrie. V -Mr:Craig has been to Hamilton and Toronto on business connected with the I sewerage works. -'[mpex-ature at zero yesterday morning at 7 am. sleighing parties from town these ne evenings. 1i'We are aelli V` winter good: 31: 000i at McBra.dv & Of. --Mr. George Plaxton and wife have gone on :5 visit to Kansas. ----v- -v -----.y- ~-THE ADV;A;(:;a is sorry to learn that Mr. Angus Bell, Clerk of Nottawasaga, is ill. TIT- __,_ ,_ H'If ;on want to may a Hat or Bonnet go straight to Fraser, 8 Co. '3. G -_ , -----. -- -.-4----.--...H.-, an: au- -We are exceedingly sorry to learn of the continued Illness of Miss Kate Davidson. I 1'\ I 1 I uvllll 0 tea from -The Barrie. St. Patrick's Society talks of celebrating Saint Patrick's day by 3 grand concert. wmoh. Linked Together. construct 3 Very Interesting and Gossip: hnnonho 4.6 I,--..| 131-.-... lPABAGRAPHER 8 PENGIL POINTS. MANY HINGE MATTERS HUOELY " "` "_'I'r"J "-J " --Mrs. Wilson, of Toronto, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Moore, Mary street. 1-1 a 1. .- --_.. _--v----.-.. --u wvuuay chapter of Local History. --Town Council next Monday evening. -Saturday will be St. Valentine's Dny. -It is said the water works will be tested 1 today. . -- Luv U Old Policy, -"i`he icy: aV1v(i`5-;v:a-il-3:-e;L-c1;"t':he pedeatnh I to look totheir slippery ways. IA`... fl1:I_-._ ,2 __.,v--, `vI-l' u-vnvuvo ;-:I?.;lV)e:zal Conservative convention of ;\orth Simcoe at Stavner to-day. "I"-... A_--.--_- ` ` " Tho Tainan Oommnzongrot to; 12...--- ____, \Y-:I n--I..__ -'-Th;' Old 'Flag-The on Lender-The 31:] Pnlinu - {$1.00 PM: ANNUM` IN ADVANCE smau: corms, nvx: OINTB. The Bncoiconrlo. lllty. 0 show Shear- yt0 EX- LL `am :uso'n, V 1' Owen, Mr, Sn-athy, o -rs the following urlaee. open 1 )5` to pupils of iiurel Schools in the County of uicoo : etprlzmirold medeloroesh..................825 d I. '. .` OOOIIIIIOOOOIIOOIO c gold model or cash -ohildreu 12 years old anduudei-...... 20 :1 prize. silver model or cash-children 18 years old and under...................... 10 These prizes will be given for the moat. oorreot. elling. All oonioetllors to ba eliwlblo. must eve been attending some rural school reculor v (luring the last three months. pro!` to this are 'I`he examinations will be in writing. and ill be held in Barrie during the Enter holi- ayu. sometime between the hours of 11 o'clock in. and 3 o`. look `urn. hay and alone will be vu-ed later. A) desiring to eon-note most A otify Mr. Btrathy not later than the lat March. J. A. s'i`.A'i`i1Y. Manager Bank of Toronto. Barrio. Barrie. Jan. 21. 189i. What It Ileana. 4 President Lane, at the banquet of the oaton Merchants Association. at which ir Richard Oartwright distinguished imself by one of his unpatriotic speeches. ery graphically summed up Unrestricted eciprocity in the following words : The whole region of Canada. will. hen this commercial union is established come as if she were somanv vast ter- 'toriee added to our domain. and. up and own a continent the world will see the suit of an unrestricted trade in all that e cintiusrnt producesmaturalcr manufac- re s v L Wlllllll UUIUI B11 lllllell OI P119 "I own or me. A ` .l`erms 105301 cent. at tune of an e. and for the lance t nus will be liberal, and will be mime own time of sale. For iyfnhcr pnI'u(:uIa!`8 apply to `Anna D A uinvnrr n. 13!) A\` , ,_`._--_.----- an vv luv IIIUUIIIUUU um` W. d commerce absorbed, her customs venue taken away, and Direct Taxe- on on a Great Beale. aubesituted`, arid 1 for what? That Sir Richard `Cart.- 'ght may be hailed as Senator from (ter1o!" The people of Canada may Inn. A... .- iily be pardoned"!_or_ eqgejdering IALUABLE F_ARM/LANDS 7 7" "CI V '34: ' U 7" 7' h.2t.(~r l?`renleri~k VY dams. the Roy Soprano, UM3 mnrvclluus V0 `a has wall for bill; fame _:` mane-3, not ill oulirhont the Engli~h pro- - 0 years of are. His man- s of the most difficult. Arias v mined in t1 works of the well known lnrins his _ illiant nerformanuna at mle lumoua ()0 erts. Festivals and Recitals, met-ucve" has made an appearance. have ured far 11 I the urn-mimous opinions of the 4. toget r with the warm and ttter nit timunv (){3'lh0 Highest Nluulcal Author- eu In London. itxkm. 253., Reserved seats. boo. To be had Moukmufs Drug Score. 7-8 Ix interpretaii, iPELLiNEl}|lJPETITIN.1 nu --5-ya .1----ah ' wan cuppa; UV " BARWIEK &. FRANKS. Vendor's rodoimri. Toronto. 1)a);cd 6th day of February. 1891. 74) That is the American idocc! Unto- rictcd Reciprocity in 5 uutcliell. Um. I in tn hnnnmn M an ...-.._ _-_. A-...n.__ }uascnnprIou"b;7e'iiijLLAn A ma. 4 arrie. Feb. 3rd. 189 0 the Im`ep"ndent Order of Fureate .Court Robin Hood, No 81. want to take the onportuuity Rlug the ram ipt or 81000. beinz t e amount im~ura.nca m. the life of my sband. the e Hobe-rt Held. also ssofunera xunnsea. and cturu my a noere tnamia to t members of ur Court for their r mpathy ud kindness to in my in-eoamb a loss. ud I trust your dc!` may meet with the a cash it deserves in work of charity and be vole-nca. Ire-main V rcqpeotmlly. Mus. R. REID. 77 unknow- dc is to beoo'mo '00. many vutt'o added to the United Stntol. ependenoo is to b (1 Ed oommarm Ah-n-km` 3 CI!` rritot-. Hot 0 not-ioed, her nds `inn QIIA:-- fw: READ!/<.a?4Ms Le. their ith the M. mum , ix. J. FLETCHER. . Pr ident. Secretary. WIL . D. B. SPRY. Librarian REDERi"6KW1,ki1AMsJ cnLIsn~s'r- MTH_ IST cuuncn *1 Way, February 24- :. _ A`,_ r\__x\- __,___ sncnao coucaar. r:~:n1m and by Virtue the Power of sale I in n nnv-Inln Mn la n fr-nm nnn Rn:-Ihn The London Boy S rano.. Py x-crmiesioziot the Vic Choral of West- Iuiuster Abbey. witl ing in the Epn 2 to 5 and to 9 30 13.111. Lmmry open at sauna ours {or the issuing of B xa. :uvw`-`w-vu: (lI0l'(l OD-IKVDII. W Ill! Manon, of this town. m M oomsuous `name -201?` THE--- 2 I"I.'u.c Ufces and a Hall Fitted up for So ct-ies, to Rent. R. 2-Xian!-nhuvv irator. 4-6 fnmvmnsmv sE1{v1oms A nntnr` In tho .E'E.mu.is1x;i.Is+.T;+J-;.m.;{a'7}{mI r the Rev. 8. Bye, 0: Hamilton. 7-7 ms vowns iuP,6r ono. u.x.-0n Jan. um. suddenly ot. Weddlnton ctory. no-ar Nunoatnn. Lilian Fnnria. the loved wife of the Rev. Braoebrid -Ball and y aurvnving daughter at thelate v. James nry (thowue. M. A . Vicar of Christchurch. dford on-Avon. Wilts, and cousin onus. G. "nLI'\'I nf thin tnllrn iR`R:fwf `SBYTERI}l( cannon] .UOTION SALE UH, IIIBU Tllll lrlilllb LIVVUIIIHK "1113 Julius `within `bum six miles or the Clown of 'l` A 1 u8Ytlnlll'I:i !'0 0!` Ln gc3RASl`ER._ L Master. hot. 31. con. 1. V rnwr can have her by prov ring rxpenees. ISA] mpia. P.0. 7 lEc[IAN_|(:$5iiNff|TUTE w cou- at tho 1' other ON, ants. l`]tAYl1;D -lnLo the premise Isaiah Mo- Master. Lot. 31, Con. 7. Fa no bay mare. um... nun have her hv nrov 2 nrnnertv and g-.--------.-jv--- VOL. XL. No. 7 H A II II. `NI V FJWDRIEI duotedin the TF6 w A l|VEll'l`l8ENlE_N'l`8. Owen Street. is no Open. :-._--. p;r'&2n`7.'&"iZ: "$o.I1'.-3'-'13; "iii )0 den-- and algal:-'.'l.-... 5- ..._=_ LL. WHOLE ho. N35 SAMUEL Wlzeucv. Pro: rletor. --ov - MASVER vu our vuuuuun W0 and doolihiag to pair`-2| The South Simcoe N awn MY! : -The at lightning of 1891 was last; Thursday eveninu. It was not gt all brilliant though itpontiuued for an hour or two. vA'h'n|'1al meeting of the Stayner brahch of the U. 0. Bible Society washeld, lnet'Snn- day, at the Presbyterian Church. - . The I. O. of 0. F. will hold their annnsl At Home . in Colliugwood on` the 18:! inst. Mrn: }{$; .t"1i:L}$ere. slinped on ice sad is suffering from a sprained wrist in consequence II'\I, _, 9,, ,I 1, l 0 ,, I _ -.__-_ L- elvator business has com: to the front again at Tottenham. III (1 .1 n- `T IIII, 19,,` The Creemure Band has passed a resolution that a ne of 50 cents will be imposed on any member who indulges in strong drinks, treats or allows himself to be treated while in service. A A 7 `NV-ewton Robinson has nowkueoured a sober L man to look after their soles. 'ii.2'1rI.iia}eJpi$}} Tgia :o"i;;ve.:ma a large quantity of ice. A rnAn nnmn 1i .rIu'1nI-1` Inlfhsnnu inn: ICVSU HQIIUIUJ VI IUUe A mu`; nnmed Edward McKinney Wu killed on the G. T. R. near Novar. last Thurs dny. The coroner : Jury decided that he, was under the inuence of liquor-. He leaves 3 wife and one olnld. 114105 nu those ion, and ny nan notice- time of '"6}..'}i'J.'3i.C:2{5.5 ;ni':5I..a. an on. contract for bmldina I ' ue brick game for Alexander Simpson. lot 8`. ooh. I. by V -....2..-~_ n_|._;_.. -_ u_- 1.-.. -a.. |u.u-__'I -44. I v-v .vwwI -vv -v -,u-woI vvv-IV`-I The ma1.na`BJu"13a:d hu man -by mu_t_I1sl:_ouot. _ ; . Missionary services at Utugton were very interesting. ` "-A boy. 'l1va`I1;e"cl"MoLellen, was severely ` bruised in Bradford a few days ago by being I knocked down by I: counting sleigh. `I'I II I, ,!!L,\L-____L _,j -r_v ----.-__.' ----. Mr. Thou. Ross. of Oro Station. won out- prilod a fowevouingn ago when some 60 or. 70 person: tookdpouauion at his home and _turno_d it into or main; hall until the" mom- mu light append. _- _-L} __'L_ l__.._ V .!_ ___A._._ __SII L- '-` " -' "I'I"""" 'l'h:;t.dpetiente from Kinuetou. will be treneter to the Orillie eeylnln ehortly, ` Diphtheria. etill lingere et Beyeville. The eelve\ion'Army of Breeebridge buried A soldier the other city with all the honorl. XII_,WI, - , I LAIA ,.LI.-.I2_L_!-A._` _-J- Herring nhmg on the buy at Midland no at good so itugnallyil in winter. . ` nu_- \l!jI__.I n____._ 13-..: I.-- .I:-L-L..I-.I L- "7r" i-7.'JIJ. mx..`. 1.... am. en. Midland men by.2 pointl. -_ . V_LL-_I___. _2II I__._- _I_-L..!- I.I_I.L I._ LI.-- MA white bum-y" was puma ...n.. 3...} tinel oto-, '[`omnImn . op4MM_:dny whj9h:iq rather unique at this lesion at the yqor. It in aid Thornton .1 to human Epwonh -League and h;"`SiI)gin Eu.l,`. . _ r ' 'rug-.1-ham thooucwm dduiI',3&:3h in and to~.bo'..tno9M Jfpumbonn s.-:-Hg on in trash hi5null'A|d_ twonlhon to tho. pm .~l5anlt!.it!.I9i:J9' .$|>|_Q;_A0l`;-}:_l_W The old Presbyterian church on Royal Hill Bracohridge, has been purchased by the Free Methodist congregation who will move is to a new site. ' V ' lioutlon Uanuda Amend and in- mgwood her ex- ction 21 .he said t\IIIUI-