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,,_,-_ _.__ ...._- ocnnlnn uuI.n\.|aJg ` ` A 'Ja.rratt s Corners man ivrit'.e's:--The- springbrops are ripening rapidlyand promise .more' than aniaveragecr _ . The 1811 wheat `is all harvested and is 0 `excellent sample and above the average yield per` acre. - ` 1x7....1........1.-..- ..-_--_ L- J H - -- The OrilliarTimes says, fall wheat thresh- ingh is general and the sample is extraordin- arilyl good. Some, we are told. will weigh - .. u; an a nun 1 Airold man ndmed Myles McMillan, bf Fawkham, went to a. neighbor s house for money due him. Instead of paying him the money due, " the man and his wife` set upon McMillan and hurt him badly. ' A -`I........LL9_ t`1-_... --, ` " '7 "" The new Principal of the Bradford Hi h School is Mr. -S. T. Hopper, LL.-B., of o- bourg. The [second teacher haslnot yet been chosen, but -Miss H. M. Paul, of Newburgh will be the third. ;.`I:x)'t15;i`fi1alizi4ti{:'}LA'st1fonoix1y`isL _gtEiiig"` khoked 'm,iofa.fc_o_g:ked ha_.t j as wete_. \_ ` i ` \ HVL , ` L 11-6 . ` ` Th'e'l?`u;a:dE;1`Wdm\Vitnes will be non est next bweek, the. weo.ry'fsta.` needing a. holiday to do job work, . Ir 1-," n /1-IE,_J L, .1 L..- "-1 L2- -AIUVOCKU an AI! VIVLUU , .The Alligtqn `llen 11_;ilI's,.o,re_ _ta.1;ed _to heixffu_tmost cippacity t'o _keep up with the pgders. F..o'r_ 4-gdqdness s'a.ke don't let any thig like thiit reach the` ears of the dolefnl ` visaged knight, oi""fhe.c6f1_aequences would be -dreadful-. * L ' -I ` ` `be day by a passing train. -- J-` .. - Geor e.McEa,e, o Gilford, had one of his 3 killed at the crossing last Thurs- et; mi er The people of `Gilford left the preacher to each to empty seats last Sunday, being r ept at home by the rain. on hand. - . Bracebridge has a. ease of typhoid fever uz. 1`r..d.......`.:.. ..a........ ...........:'..4.... -8 nuns- uu uuuu. ,. ~ _ Mr. McQuarrie, stage propietor of Bays- ville, was beforefthe Bracebridge magistrates the other day, charged with cruelty to his horse. The case was dismissed, however, as a `doctor, testified that the animal would not be injured by being driven with care, though it hada sore shoulder. The work of construction on the Trout Creek new railway station is going on Tlllllb cm 1 l 'a.pa.ce. Nlunicipulilv ofplne Townslup. ol Essa, Counts of Slmcoe. vwrvtvvv It `is said that Thdimas Mu hy, of_ Mara, -guts discovered indications 0 salt on his arm. -- ' ]`.i1'e Orillia. Packetiwants to know if some able bodied recipient of relief could not be engaged to cut the weeds in the streets and An I-.nn1n'~nrnnn1-ltu O'.hnI`A|V' Anrninn Wht he I eugugeu. DU Ullu uuu vvucua Lu nus: uvxvvvu uuu. on town propert , thereby earning what he receives from t e ratepayers and doing 9. u-n`un1-`In an-n1Vv=nA *1`: `Ln flit!!!` - Agth;;r~(:7;>'11-1:1; L'63I1i}g"v;$oa boy fell offs. topseat at the circus there and broke one of his legs. V __ ruL__ -L 11L:--..- .....J L]... % > - l:c'|_Itor'_o!1'ab1e.. L % ; Tlie Cohrntyiot Ontario `Gazette, Boavewon ia a.*'ne'w`~pai>er;to be l.printed.-monthly.` We 'wishitsuocoas.`V is - ' 'fI'1L- `ll _LI.-.IA.L If...-`J.-3-gin `An 'A-II.lIIIQ.` `n` 8:I16.r_I.1 ".`EPP`."-'- - o . , L The Canb.d_ia.n,Arohitect iqr. this month contains 9. fund of'u`efu1_ _l on "its special aubjecsa? Its illixabrbitions are good.` nnguuua " -Au ..... ...,... 1 `The Schooner City of -Chicago and the Mary Collins va.rrived- in Collmgwood on Monday, from Alpena, Mich., laden with corn,,.the first having 21,000 bushels and the |.other 18,000. V - 1 13 1 _____.,!;._ -.._.-....A.-- Iwxsu IF uuuuoau. A A, _ I V_ {` } ; -- 7 `he.;Matho_di st Magazine ,for.' August 13.9.} 9 .goo,d,.one;a.nd worthy of `both Methodigt % general sgpport. 'm:`..'.`n...aa;.n A:-.1'.ii-Al: ion-"liia 'mo3h vvnvuavao. v. u -up-u-.5 -'v- .--..- .- ..._, The fall wheat around Avening iVsWa.Vll `cut: and the threshing machine is at work. There was "never a.- better crop and the berry is brigpt plump and hard. % ' '0 K,_,,.g-_--`__;J .11 ..- R do you suffer noises in the head. Then send 3 cent stamp and I will sends valu- V able treatise pontaimng full _o.rtioul.a.rs 101' home cure whlch cost compare. nvel nothing. A sp3endxd work on deafness an the ear. Address PROF. G. CHASE. Montreal. 32-37. IUUUIVUB LIUIII VIM-7 IWUUEWJ vs: valuable service bathe town. -v----_ -- _v'v. . The Oollinqwoodl `Enterprise annonnces that Rev. `Father Kiernan has returned from his three months trip to Ireland. He was .presented with.a.n address of welcome by his `parishioners "and 9. sum of money. The rev. gentleman is still in poor health. - , Complaints - are made of street co;iner loafers, at Stayner, using profane language to 't}_ze disgust of pessersby. __ ~I_ -1j!_ ._' _ .._.....'- ...-..L I The Mennonites ;i,r'f1blding' a. camp meet- ing near Avenin . V __Thev went through the `ceremony of was ing feet last Sunday. nu` I __-__.._`l A_-..._..2.. -11 AQLI =5 iTh;m'a:1;y s lighvtning iatxfuck Thomas Flem- .i`ug s lz`oua`e,- shattered the `chimney, bu'rnt~a.n . umbrella aud- wentroutthron hja. hole in the window before Tom could ta. e in very well what; ha.d.;ha.ppened.-Sentinel,V Tottgnhqm. , -n, n ,, _._,-_ _ `lf__`I__-___ __.~-.__ . Avening, and Mrs. Dinsmore were mafried on Wednesday and L1... L-..--' Lulgm-Anun'unAn :O\"I\ I-11` `mnrurnaf-. glono. No o ca.rdsu umsmore were murueu uu vv euucnuuy emu the` ha. pybridegroomrwent into the ha.rvest eldvt e next -day forra. honeymoon trip .j'."C-l-"1;e-(`.3"z'-;rn-ga'1`l:eu-1n 3E'iih}{a;`Eaa drbppod intothe oicethe: other dawith; a. xsmlk of Timothy 4(_), in'che9.,-long. Bi -, pence beats that 3.11 hollow he`has a whdhs 6' feet ,4..inches long. 3 James: 'McCu'll_och of- Piper aA Hill, ha.svin'_s q;;11iis,. farm,"13,f'_feet V71A..Lhea!nbg. . ., . .. I Anenrit J; EH09: 0 i i{1I1_g Dr. and Mrs, H. `R; ,_Sto_rer-`i=op= ashmgton street this week. 113051; of the places ct interestlin 1 P0rt and expresses heraelf ~u`n_ i6h:' 1>nEe:1 with what she'_ha.s seen -in -' onr=r`_@5Id;, QQ11IN'LY% s1Mcoi%% % QNTAR1%O; "A UGUST 20. 1891. BARBIE vi l3_R.:1s.(_.1:r:n-1:I'.--LastAyFridav was 4 anything but a cricket day; the rain persist- Qd in coming down at interyals, makingthe ~groun`d very diicult to play on.` -,The home team suifered -a defeatlabout". as L` small as it could be, as a glanceat the score will show. . For Barrie, Ca t. Bird`, C. E."Stewa`rt and P. J.-Moore di good work atthebat. ' The `Barrie elding was very loose indeed, in fact -entertained at luncheon, by Mr. Rogerson, ' they were badly handicapped as four of their -best men were out of` town. The bowling of -Stewart was very good as re_fer- , ence to the analysis will show. For Bramp-. ton, Loosemore, Thauburii, Roberts and Pexton batted very well for their respective scores and the bowling of Thauburn seemed . to puzzle the Eanieites considerably; After - the match was over the cricketers were iwhose kind hospitality will not soon be for- - gotten. The following is the score :-- D Capt. Bird, b Clarke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VV. Graham run out . . . . . . . . . . . T. . . . R. H. Tothell, c Roberts, b Pexton. . l C. E. Stewart, _.b Thauburn . . . . . . . P. Moore, b`T,ha.uburn. . . .- . . . . . . . S Stephens, L. B. W. b '.|.`ha.uburn. . Edwards, dc Anderson, b Pexton. . E. S. Meeking, L B. W. b Pexbon. . G. Dudley. b Tha._uburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . G. Reikes not out . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . H. E. Giles, b Thauburn. ; . . . . . . . . . . Extra.s.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crandall, b Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roberts, c Dudley, b Tothell . . . . . . . Thauburn, L. B. W. b Stephens. . Loosemore, b Stewart. . . . . . . . . . . . . Pexton not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G. Anderson, 0 Dudley, b Stewart. . Scott (Pro.) 13' Stewart . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Harris, 0 Bird, b Stewart . . . . . . . . .. Clarke hit wicket b Stevens . . . . . . .._ Treadgood, b Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . .. Malloy not out . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Stewart . . . . . "lothe11 . . . . . LUIILIULL Edwa.rds.. . . . Stephens ;. . Beauurul} FYI'e s. A Dancer}: Lunaiio*caught.. ' John Kelly is a, man of unbalanced mind. - He is an unmarried man of some 45 years of age and has spent some length of time in an insane zisylum. He is well known in Barrie and vicinity, having been in gaol here in consequence of his mental ailment. Lately his insanity has been developing in a. rather dangerous direction. He has been visiting houses , in Vespra. and . F103 and lighting res in the stoves at ni ht. He was at the Union cemetery a. few ays ago forbidding any one to go in, ssyin that `Ian vnnnv-snvodrtv -in his aunt] 4-110$ Inn :n4n1\ 1111 +11 SW LU` |Jl\I\l|LI `Ill, U11`? VU all -I-ll, 33,111 the roperty is his, and that he intended to brea every stone and monument to pieces Mrs. Cole was in great fear of him. De- tective Beardsley and Constable Sweeney having heard of him, started tohunt him up and travelled on Saturday and Sunday through parts of Vespra, Flos and Innisl, They were continually on his trail, but did not get sight of him till Monday morning, when they found him on the 8th poncession of Innisl. He was induced to go with the constables quietly, with the idea. that Governor Lang wanted to engage him to do mangling, an employment he recollected to have done something at when he was in Barrie gaol before. He will, no doubt, be sent again to the as lum for his own good and the safety 0 others. On his person he had concealed enough matches to- set up a match shop, and too many for the safety of the barns `into which it was his custom to enter. One of his whims is that the Government had employed him to purchase land, and that the moment he put his foot on any farm it became his. _ Jteglealea m` _8uon_ OIIIQBB, gpv nlgux U100 22, =ata.1.'__e of oonscxousness in aboqt half an hour, when he was taken `to hishom on Louisa _,;_,_.., n1L_ 12__I_L;2_...~ _.-_..-.1 .I-._._ .. ......- having such 9. is. can obtain a nut class tenant by 8-DD1' gto E. K. CURREY. 009; ;<-:1:e't-9.;n1_ n'%Ba.r-rie. Any person mm Improvements at the court House. Many im rovements have been made at the `Court 3 ouse and on the grounds this summer. Artesian water has been intro- duced .both in the Court House and Gaol. Conveniences for drinking it have been placed both u" stairs and down. Alroom in 1-Ian I-'1-nnl-. `luau moan t-.l~.A nn for Han Iihrnrv PLGUUU UUDIL uuuuua uuu. uvvvuu Lvvau. an een fi the front has tted up for 11?? library of the County Law Society, and another room also for the use of the Grand Jur . The County Clerk has the room formerly occupied `by Mr. Lloyd, as the oice of the Division Court. All the outside wood work has been repainted, which adds muchto the appearance of - the building. All the fences have been taken from _the frontrand east and west sides of the buildin , and the o1d.foot `path entering the groun s at the registry oflice has been or will be sodded. In another year or two the place `will -have quite 8; tasty, ':ethetic appear- ance." \` ,_ Q-Av Q nnunzinvn Ivvvu un- On Monday afternoon there was an old f3.'shioned_ thunderstorm `here, and the manufacture of a. reasonable quantity of ozone. There was quite a.,'la.rge ram fall , and t(heli%htning was vivid and dangerous- lynear, w ile the thunder was loud enough to wake any ordinary sleeper. The H ht- nin'g.entered the tannery in the east en of the town and played along some Wires and 7. iron work` on the`_'ea.s't_sid'e of the building `where wnumber of men` were `currying. `. It afepted one men named so thet_ he fe1r`t`o' the oor. _.'H`e' `wasiasnzgnaedi at `once I..." PL. `l)...LL.l.'.`...'.." `_'.L." .'.......... LL- ........`I of the death; `by-` accident, of Mr. Aaron Burnett, who for many years was one of Burnett and hIa,grend`-daughter were ,ki11d- by.a:tt&in;%.9, , A . Fgie 'd$y,`=-the'7tlI`;`*w11;i_!e`-'>'\1I;_v.ng" -' " . ` .' . Lilaniin tlife teirri will learn with. regret. "Ba.rrie s meet '1-es 15 6ted~a.nd uioeteiitel- prie"- ;.citimna.;" Wordtwaa received here that.- Iba ,remdis _ inf. Ash gggt Luy. w uuu uqqg. _.u>.v `way uzqwuuvu cw uuuu byj_Dr. Pa,tt_;ers_on,A wh ,___us1n%t11e usgal L 1m mto 9. (Jim nf }\nnun3n|1nn::|an 3n AHAIH: lfnrf An I-|nm~_' LID Yancy. UU`lll.B uuulv vu uuu:wu r - 4 he. . pa-ss [to the oor belo\'v~an played on the kmfe of one of the drqiiiefs withoutdoing him any injury. It; was a. Angrrow. esbape` for nbbth men. ` .. s ~.'l`ho mm: `ute "at J. Fy`te9l.: , _.'.__ Unllvlmll `-V!Itl:.;UI'uBuuIg;p :.'nu1_vvny~ w._u_v an as l` iii15"i1\:`tli6jro&dV` xihere a " " ` c`u'r`ve `hid thn I-and from 1H'nii'_- M1`- urnath. hi8 P011111 III Duw, Lvuu Ivuuu: on man umvv us`: the road from Mr. urnett, I TEE] D0llI].,,IIL(_J)i_,1 ._0B`~ cum; ova CRITVERION. -:.:-:- 11 mg won a. ug- #22: applyu pl` an I`. The-Thunder Btu`:-m BOWLING ANALYSIS dummy dress goods at . BRAMPTON. BAREHI-1;` 1daiiglI'ter,`"Mr s. Fuller, grand-daughters -_Fra,nces Fullerand Mrs Firstenberger (the latter .a daughter of the late G. C. LOl1Ill3, `E ;,.) and two of - Mrs. ~Firstenberger s chi dren were "all inthe carriage when. it was, struck bythe locomotive of the train, . theiap roach of which was not seen nor beards y any Off them `until too late. Frances Fuller, an invalid girl of 16. sum- mers was theunfortunate one so soon to die that accompanied her grandfather who so dearly loved her, to the spirit world. All the others were more or less hurt. Mrs. Firstenberger escaped with a few bruises. The life of one of the little ones is almost despaired of, but friends and relations will be rejoiced to learn that the others are likely to survive. ` 1 '1 I .| `I 1 . II v - V 1 -- _ h dreti ;1cre farm:-. Tmfe azfisweotiligxth ne of Inuisl. being composed of lots Ets .9_ non gj;;gy'0to JA I Qfrn cKINLAY. lot 13. or _ 34-36:); T d 10. For `informs-'- InIL VLVG` The deceased was 9. brother`-in-la.w to Mr. George Plaxton and, also con_nected_by ma.r- 1 xjiage to Mr. John W. Morrow, both of this town. - Mr. Plaxton left for Seneca. on 8a.tur- day 8th, but`w,g1d not reach there in time for the funeizilfjwhich took place on Sun- lda.y'the 9th inst.` `E7: , -AA counoih. The council met today`, August 14th, at the Dominion Hotel. Angus. The Reeve in lube chair. All members present. rphn nrrinni-nu nflloulv n-son!-{um urn:-n Foot` uAI..Il\lI.ll-IULLI6 UV \Jn'.I'l~\l LILILID IJLI UIJU uunxax. Lenn'ox--Bell--Introduced 9. by-law to `appoint 9. collector, dening his duties and salary.` Joseph Sproule was appointed col lector, and the by-law passed in due form. ' __nl1# QlII'II\I`IIl" I qua vuanu. Q11 IIIUQIUQLB yxcucuu. ` , The minutes of last meeting were read and conrmed. , The Reeve presented a. large ` number of accounts which were read. ` l'\__ __--A_2-._ -1 `II.. `I\_,(!` .,,_ 3,1 I,_, `ll , JJILIIIIJUJ. VI. GVUUUIJLD VVIILUII VVULV LUGG- On motion of Mr. Duff seconded by Mr. i Bell, leave was granted to introducea. by- law to levy the taxes` for the current year. The by-law was read three times and passed in due form. The `levy in the aggregate amounting to 8.4-10 mills on the dollar. I nnrfnv Tun`-cunt`-unnr] a law `nan I-A \.|lVlDl.Ull3ijVV u \XlGl.IGl..lI., (PIG; uuuu IL gucvv, $11.88 ; Charles Ed at $6.00; Frank Acheson, $8.00; John F ynn, $1.00; W. J. Norton, $9.10, for tile; John Ganley, $1.00; Joseph `Chantler, $4. 50 for gravel; William Brgwg, $% 00. ' . ` .11 VI..- -II.....:._... ......-.....L.. .......- LVUUUL Gall UIIU UJ `IQ GBBUI-I LI-I MU LUI.lllc Whibeside--Du'-"'I.`tl1 e following accounts were paid forwork done in their respective divisions:-W. Graham, $12; John Agnew, "u]`.:)'t'1':--vI-;e1"l:-The following accounts were a.id:--J. Henderson, $2.50; D. Ferguson, $12.00 W. Latimer, $4 00; W. Dempster, R-IR nn. `H ,T (`,o-.-n4-I-.1-g Q] rm. T-I` \K7l|z3n, i5.'55; 13' 'Jf`EZ?ZZi."r',"i.56{ I'f.W{fk':;i son, $22.00; John McAuley, $8.00; Z. E. `Hawkins. $49 50; John Wiggins, $67.00; H. L. Ta.rBush, $15.25; R. Smith, $6.50; H. `Fraser $8 00. T\..l3` T .... -. `I. D l`|...-I...... ........ .....2,`l Be11--Lennox-RObert Jennett was paid $35.00 for repairing bridge, and John Coul- son $16 00 for ditching, . _ nn__] .nnunv+`.`7 (`_ RA 1119: ~n-_1;r1 m | UL10 DI-ALI! UI wUuUV' IUL GIUUVLIQLLLIS DIAL VG UL; u\iU4U` town. VI IlD.UA\ilIl1JU LLUIII IIQACQ LU-I JUIJLU - Lennox-Bel1-Da.vid Gibson was paid ` $15.00 for work done in his division, and J. J ennett $17.00 for work on hill and culvert. . n..Lr 1------ rm... t`|l..;.l. .....- :.....a.....,.a....J J. Luau; WU UV. Du'-Lennnx-J; B. Coulson was paid the Sum of $5.005 for attending surveyor. nn1`__T.nnnnvDnknnf .Tnr\~nnf-I- tuna. nn:r1 ouu wxu vu uu. uxuvuux .7 Bell--Lennox-VV. '5. Bell was paid $22.00 for ragairing abridge. D --Whiteside-Mrs. King, of Angus, wasexempt from taxes for 1891. T.m.m-w__I2n1l_nnn:,1 rlnxunn urge nni ULIIJUUII P1[oUU IUL WULIX U11 IJLLI. u. UULVCI. Du`--Lennox-'.1`-he Clerk was instructezi to take the necessary steps to secure the transfer of the roadway made by John Flynn on what is known as Angus Road. 1' ..........- T\..l' YIVL- I,........I AA-Inny-nn.-1 11v-| LJI-II-I U11 VVIJQU 13 IXLIUVVLL G0 LIIJHMD Lll\IlD\.Lu Lennox-Du'---The Council adjourned un til Monday the.5th day of October next, then to meet at the Ivy Hotel. - ' D T RA \'m1'\'n scure some " one scarce novelties in mulinery goo at J. Fyfe9s-.~ V Wh;t Ought to Be. A two cent postage rate on letters. Every rascal who has beeh untrue to his trust as a. public `servant promptly pun- ished, The Quebec plunderers of public money sent to the Penitentiary for ten years. 1-: 1 1 Every verandah on Dunlop street remov- ed. -- :-3 -:uu-3 -- v-vvv-` ' The reports of the discovery of extensive anthracite coal elds in Sonora. are conrm- ed by sdvices received by the Bureau of -American Republics. Operations at s the coal` elds are being carried on about forty "miles from Ortiza town, on `the Sonora.'Ra.i1- ,~wt_y.;g Theconcession is owned by a. Mexican 'E:oii1p a;13, "an`d* ',c over`s fofxr million" acres. The c , which by test, is said to equal the finest Lehigh Valley product, can be traced` for pi1eson, the sqrface, four veins showing `tame thickness throughout the whole _ .- ` . I ED V ANT .-B1a.cksmith t ' ` ou hly experlencedf 8 b3 thor- smithith ng 'and a first clalsl o,.l$1d%t M301!- w. \. wmums, 1 sant%r?1';t,` . A O ._ %m3 e 0 t IT} , D . a 34% {__.___, \___:. `.`i3a.rrie s sewerage system fully complete- ed. Every latrine in town abolished and replaced by proper sanitary substitutes. _-_ __-_`I._-_.J 4.- 1---- _'L""""' "J "'K '" ""' V ` Ra.i1wa.y passenger iares reduVced to two * cents a. mile. ` Stoves abolished in all thelcars on our railroads. 3.3 :--g - v-- - The followin registered at the Robinson I House during t e past week:--W. Thomp- so1.1,.Thoma.s Lallimore, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Hunt, Toronto; J. H. McMillan and wife, Marquette; J. A. McCa.rth wife and child, 1).nrr:n- A W H W and . W Jnnnn Last Wednesday Emma Harold, a. girl .a,boi1t 17 'y'ea;rs`ot age`. was charged with bemg loose and disorderly. She was found by the _cqxista.bles -with a. married sister. Mrs. M. A. Su`mmers-, ` on` V Wednesday .mornin about 2 o alock. Emma who is wel -known to ._the oicers was sent to the e_ _Mereiu-. R'efqrn`nto_ for -`six .-months, `Her 1 1' $131 `and %.08ts .,for, rtreI>.a88- 3..;V:J 2.; ` z';`-` ' `:- ' ' ..*,'Il-_1A... ."_..._.. .=.:(f.rIL'_. "_1Iv._ `LL- Ii.`..`.-L2.. An eay method of bringing railway magnates to a. sense of their responsibility to the public. INIIQ 4. ._v r ~_._-_ I Self acting car` couplers on every car so as to revent the tremendous sacrice of life and imb which the present 'system in- volves. ' 1115; I1 V 9 1.`; Gll\| .LVr VYI UVI-I, U: 0 ya _. v., u. C. CL, Toronto; L. Boleman, Rich. P Holwell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Willard, Toronto; Cecil Brown, Ethel Garvin, Emily Leacock, Toronto; Miss Claget, Iroquois, VV. "H. Taylor, Bradford; J. W. Armstrong, Lloydtown; Will D. B. Spry, Fred Steven- son, J. W. Lennox, J , H. McCury, Barrie; W. A. Skirron and wife, Toronto; Eda A. Cooley, Meaford; Mr. and Mrs.W. I. Hurst, Toronto; E. S- Meeking and wife, Miss Meekiug, Miss L. Norman, F.S.D. Norman, F. Hornsby, A. Lowe, Barrie. ;V MCdrtHy chi Earrie; A. W., H. F. and R. W. Jones, 0` T. "l`.\mu-.L.. . nn`nrnnn \i\Iluyv~v- -_ 3 ply t( Strou P.0. ? - tTues&aty"mornm'gs.Tohh`Keily,b the.h1`na.tic I A Uninime iii snother `place, was before the ratag. _,'['he pnly witness against we `.1.-;yxrss<.>.`C'.>.I.~as. Wetki fof the . Q . ,H.e`:.wns:.reI.n ed. for `exaniinatton by a competent medicalman. = ken 0 mp; A mg nuns` in coal. _ Bis B_ay Point. `L Ponce R. T. BANTING, Clerk. ---ReguIa.r meeting of Kerr Lodge A. F. and A. M. next Monday. 7 v - --P1"esbyb1erVi'an cinu-ch excursion to Straw- berry Island yesterday. . T\2-____'I_ .-_ 3,, II "' ' " ""J -.'Diarrhea is said to be very prevalent in the rural districts. - nlunr nnnon MATTERS HUCBLY III`? HI!` A `TED.-- lacks ` experler and r dress. '. WITH Darrin. Ont- Lightning : Freaks. A I luring the -thunder storm of Monday ~.\ftc1`no0n the house of Mr.` J. Duffy, opposite the mid Methodist grave yard. Was struck 1) liglxtnixlg and set on re. The uid struc the cast chimney shattering it down nearly to the roof. The woodwork was soon dis- covered to be on reand the a.la.rm'wa.s gi ven. The fine brigade was soon on the spot` ml quickly extinguished the re before it hm time to do much damage. Some little dzunage was done to the _roof by tearing o` `shingles and a. little inside by water, but, fortunately, no one was injured by the. liglltlling, and Mr. D.u'y e nice comfortable home was saved. _1_.___- _;..-.. 2.. 4...... .. 1.---..` 1..--.. ew1`uch.`mnke`d Together; constraint 3 Very Interesting and Gosslpy Chapter of Local History. --Assizes V on the 8th September. v. --Clapperton street; sewor is aboutnish- .1 A -Raih, thunder and lightning on VM day. ` v c - - - - -A _- _,_._-v---J u -T--TZ1i<(3 late rains have eriously interfered with harvest work. `I ___-.__J --_-r-v_v~u- --Some7 iosoc is destroying the foliage of the sumach in this neighborhood. T\!_'I __,,-,,,- A` ` , 7- _-___ __-_--..,.._..uvu-u --Did yzcim notice the extraordinary crop of fruit on the mountain ash this year? (`1-_....__.__L:_,_-I ,1 , I W` |PARAeB.AP1m?s PENGIL POINTS. __,,__--_. -_ .. V...-v~~-.-4. -Tuesda morning was bright and beauti- ful after the thunder storm of Monday. 7'I'1L- 'L_`l_`J____ , 1 ` ,,_ __._- -_ --v----J. --'.I.`he holilllvs arelvdrawing towards the end when the small boy will grieve though his mother will be glad. to ur av vv. - - --- `--The gva N. King s new build- ing are up, and the white brick front gives it quite a. showy appearance. 5 `I51 `I I . vi`. -V-----v-w `-`-Black 1455: and the festive tent-'A cater- pillar seem to be regarded as ornamental adjuncts to some gardens. Winnipeg is infested with bogus silver` dollars from the Sta.be`s.-, A ` Brantford has just shippe(`l l o . I J h I V r.. v` t ,9, 7i Vshogbl; f1:.gera1d,. of Guelph, km!" A: 'l'lY2Il!~. ~ I\ an: .nI `,- ` I to the West Indies.` Louis policeman. ; " 5 --Do not forgetzto grepare for the great Centre Simcoe Agricultural Exhibition on the 23rd, 24th and 25th of September. TL- TF3..- `l$..:,_. ,1, , ; ed. --Th vs;V.l1go'f` the. Ross Block east of the I post ofce are nearly completed. C`____` ______ L _V .. u. n _- 7 _.._-__--- _._.. u----.a J\I\~n . `-ZCTo;1greg;tiona_.l church excursion to To- ronto and Hamilton on Wednesday. rn.-.....:-..- .._ _....:,- -. A ,v__. ._._ _- --- -_ ~vr-~--wvug ' --The,]5;ire B;rigade s Annual Excursion to . Peninsular Park on 'Wednesday. There was a. ne program of games and appropate prizes. A D .- I- farmer from the neighborhoed of Allenwood tells us that the storm on Monday" afternoon was very severe in that part of F103, and than a. numlyr of washouts are the result. A J--The rural schools opened last Mon- day. . . 1-\ u .. -__ _. _ , A _ @Ladies clean your kid gloves with Na.ther s' glove cleaner, for sale only at James Vair s Dry Goods Store, also a. full line of dressed and undressed kid gloves in all the mo;-trdesirable shades. x-ly. --`-How much better it would be it the owners of the unsightly verandahs on Dun- lop street would tear them down rather than wait for the council to order them to do it. Who will begin the good work? AL 1` -At the Baptist Church Sunday Aug. 23rd, Morning subject, The unanswered prayers of Christmas, being the third of morning series on prayer. Evening subject, "The Strangling of the ve kings, Joshua, 10. .24. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Last Saturday the market was fairly at- tended and a large quantity of 0 small fruits and garden stutf was disposed of. There was no grain Worth speaking of on the market. The following were the quotations:- VVheat, 900. to 95c.; barley, 450. to 500.; oats, 36c. to40c. ; rye, 600. to 65; pease, 60c. to 650.; potatoes, 500. per bag ; beef, bindquarters, $7.00 to $8.00,; fore quarters, $6.00 per cwt. ; mutton, Sc. all) ;la.mb, 90. to 100.; turkeys, 10c. to llc. ; fowls, 500;. to 60c. a pair;butter, 130. to 16c. per lb ; eggs, 12c. to 13c. per doz; hay $6,00 to $7.50 a. ton; straw, $1.50 to $5.00 ; wool, 7c. 20c. per lb.; hides, $3.00 to $4.00 per cwt.; pelts. 40c. to 500. apiece,; lambskins, 50. _ apiece; wood, $3.00to' $3.25 er cord; green pease So. a. quart, all buncha le vegetables, 50. a. bunch; raspberries, 75 a. pail. Jane Wilsoh, 8 Gipsy lady, following the calling of 9. eripatetic vendor, otherwise known as a. lar, made her a pearance be- fore Police Magistrate Ross on%`rida.y morn- ing to answer the charge of violating the T f-Iiawkers .and Pedlars By-La.w`by selling lance and other wares without the necessary ;li'ens,e. The charge was preferred by Detec- '; t'f.Ye' Ag`, Beardsley. She was ned $10.00 {and costs and then took out a. county ;',license. r * -A T V v `rook the Wrong Basket. Last Wednesda.y Mr. G. Cooper who was going on an excursion that day left his well stocked basket on the wharf for a. few min- -utes while looking after some business mat ters, and when he was ready to go on the boat his basket had disappeared. In the basket, along with the provisions, was a large teapot and his name was plainly written on the basket. Mr. Cooper very naturally thought some one had played a practical joke on him or else that the basket had been taken on board the boat by mistake. But it was not there. On Saturday the basket `was returned by a person living at Kempen- feldt who had taken it up the lake some- where to his camping ground, but all the food had disappeared. Mr. Cooper objected to thatstyle 0 doing business and on Mon- day` the party took him a basket of similar provisions, but did it very un~ graciously, saying Mr. Cooper had no right to put his basket on the wharf while his was there. Mr. Coo er thinks it was a curious mistake to ta. e the basket and a. funny doctrine to claim the sole right to the | Wharf. The Barrie Lacx-'-9;; had an excursion to Orillia yesterday per steamer Lillie. The jcluh went" to witness a. game between Orillia and Bea.verton;?1a.yers. nli. vu`n11or` an nv`\:`-\:. nu 'li`...:A.n `&Q` `ha 1: VJKIILID Gnu JJVIIAVGL uvu to one. On Friday last the c :15 played an exhibi-_ tion game on: the Agricultural Grounds with the Brampton Club, and were beaten by 9 score of four games to two. ` Junior 4131: to Senior 4th :-Au 3 Black 458 ;.Mart_ho. Atkinson, 454 ; W 0rd Jones, Jolin'Johna'(nr, 350; Victor Rose, 331. Senior 3t&_*to- Juhior 4th :_-J_oh_n.' Brown, `369 ; Ale_x..McArthu'r, 352 ; F1-ed.` Day and A_ _ trial.` `Junior 2a`d*toSenior ` .:--"-iTa._I'lle8Li _ ton; William Brown; and~'J!hotpaa Cald I. A A ~ . {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANOI SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. GI;thrl_ gxmmauo . 1'\I- M026 Revenue for 3119 County. - 1!72I__j, an n 11 Market Notes. Cl`, UH`; B0 txu,-.., 9 sun`, *9 us. ,LlLEr{i~G In 1 stayu 0 we ra mam A11 and 8 days. en aged 30 years, 2 monui the 10th in `I WH1:1TER` 11 d 1'. 1c ar Whiteacre 5 a Bed 65 year. 3IARBHALL.--At Barrie on T l8 Thomas A. infant 331 esd . Aug 18 and 91. -_~ nd 23 days F[,'LhI'4L:. - 350% fteed 14; years ` 51113 `n 2.51-u 4m Collingwood . v on . Y... MCD0NAL1).Q d I` John Sandeld MD0na1d ~ v'18.6d` Auguax ., _ 10 months 19 days 21 years -- tthe residence Of his son. nimla BROWNF.A ;% . Ob(*1`t.son Nottn Wgg on ' Aug. flltrli N9 9 L1. B11`. Rschard . ' 8ed_79 . -_.. _In Stayner (IA ' 113- um 18,, - ` 1. Mr bghe body of William Rice,` an ; - u'1;:go$s through0dt:[t1i9, `Ween Selkirk and wmpipeg. _ , _.v-u--v rvaovvunwbll ' ..- nshed out of Rice Lake.` est known ,' f: v, . An electric railway"Ia`"b'b`6:;` V Du vuo Collingxvdod On Tusday" at) ire of Dan Wilson .ja. son. Married. . _ ~ V AN-Ac.\'mv-In 'Beeton., on the -12th` `ammo, resiqezlce of the brgdes mother._. ' A` B8 A, l of Ba.r1_'1e. Mr, samue Sheridan. of '1oI`0I1to, to M185 Annie Agnew \ ofB' - ` .. . I M > , ,-In &CC0l'UlI]g 10 mw. V R; Tn g ` f`/1m`k of the Munici ity of Essa. llliatcd at Cookstown, this 8th ay of August. .-u vo'rERs*T.ILs1' l89|. wnonim 701'` `\l3<,:`:U1cL WESLEY, Proprietb % -v\.:.\.-3 U1 ucuxu QLIHUUU. Luv uuuu lung vu- ' ?1t'tl1c the Queen's Hotel and other `places :li1z'in_;; the afternoon and played very well. At about six o clock our own band headed the brigade and marched to the station wherre IL large number of our citizens had .Z<"tthcrc1 to see the train leave. Many of the cxcxlrsioiiists expressed the pleasure }}'1ii;li their visit to .Ba.rrie gave them. L 011.0 again friends, you will be welcome. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: To _Rent `qfgjsegl. 75375` *X_'_"T'!3:. 's. _ ' v on Aug. 11th, 1891, Mr. nI.'. ,:,:);L1f1:Fan. aged years, months Are You D_ea_f U tutu UXP1'U55UB IIUFIUII. "W! lll|`U,l.&: wxth she'_has WBlr_th. I 33-94 The Brampton Fire Brigade. l.'.LSt 1-`x-May the Brampton Fire Brigade :tcCon1pani<: by their town band and 8. large nmnber of Waunpton people visited Barrie. They were met at the station by our own remen who saw to the comfort of their bzetlm-11. A march was made through _a number of our streets by the Brampton Firemen who ma.de a. very ne appearance. The men being young, agile andwell drilled. The uniform was very becoming. Our re- men gave an exhibition of the pressure of the liatrrie water works, with two streams at the Points and also witlrtwo 61` three streams at the Post Office. throwing. streame _0V0I`-the mg pole on the Post Ofce build- mg. The Bmmpton men were much pleased with the exhibition considering the Birie water works system first class. Thlmn urnnn nnvnnu nf `ant-nnun n.nr1 IUD 10. U 34-36p. _... .'-...._-v--u `av- The scho`6lhouse_.in S. 8. No.3. Tecum- seth, .known as Morgan's schoolhouse, was burned to the ground on Tuesday` morning. Supposed cause,-_ tramps. Insurance,` $700. Miss R. Taylor, teacher. ` a C5 -_ _.._r.wv--qv-u `mu :1 vvaouw vi rv\l.Inba\l-I V` the atormvof {Sunday the 9th, a. shock of wheat was struck by lightningin a.- eldneur Sca.u1on s Corners. II! *7 __ _..., _'y` vvvuv-any-c Ever thing in and around Rtigby is look- ing wel and everybody seems to be satised. -_..__ _._L " 'liLir::I."(V.}'. iie';v}'efe";3 as Allistpn --is nearly nished. It" is regarded as one -of the best on the Northern Railroad. _,- _ .- -_ _.- --- V- I an`: Ql\ll_L\&INJ Wt j T Tottf;e;n'1;am merchants hav `refused-large i quantities of raspberries-`at 3 cents a. pound. 1\....:..... LL- ..L-..__ _ -5 :n,,,,_1 n 1.. eai-Zhs`tV ;,."a' 'i.ip};Li}'sL}.I.7{{C}}Z; preached at Edgar last Sunday by Rev. B. Toye from t-hewords in Malachi, 3--16. . ll'__ 11., 9119 ..- ---v ---- --. o-uu-nuvwo-- V out ' _1;a.rhes, Waubausheqe, now drive a. splendid $500 team. "i`he 'isv;1i;and` in Hie `vicinity of`. Nevis, Oro, lookingafter the much coveted gensing. - . V 1\ in -I I nun .. _..,. -___v v--uq--v- y--_-w- TheTvZ{S;{x;;!'a;'mere House, Mu;sk`oka,T `has at present 204 guests. ' "'& WUL H5 5)'5I./U111 IHIHI} UIUIHBI 4 There were games of lacrosse and cricket` at the u.gricu1turn.1 grounds and some went flown the bay and enjoyed the health iving Hrce'/.03 of Lake Simcoe. The Bnd p ayed -H ' Hun 11.,` 1\....,... .. L'l'..`L..1 null Al-`now `u-Janna soixil} :l;;f:;1:1'1`1e'2';' ill E;I1i{a'7T Ccokstown have already thrashed their w eat. ' I _ " ann1mc1E1m_-msTnIur nEEns,; and ..con'anioaf Into . II.1ter6It1nx Para-l graphs fbr Advance ngaderp .Who. ` % Like The narrow `of the Heat. ! The A~ Reeve of` Tottbnham thinks thueyl weather is too` warm for `civic holidays. ` 'l`..4.a....'.L..._. ..- -..-I. A A, A A I Bu}-E*'s_ F511; will gm have tele hone communication with the civilized wor d. rvvu 1 ud e Ma1;'~;{i;posed of a large num- ber V 0 cases_ at the `Poor vMa.n a Court, Bracebridge, last Tuesday.` j ' `__3_`_______A _g _g 1 go` . -r\' I -1 ]`3;1"i_c{e;.;;'v;v:s-::~i;'it_: EJ513519 a.tABra.cebsidge, and a. lacrosse match between ' the Barrie and Orillio. clubs was one of the attractions. T Lat rainstorms are inaking ' some farmers look on the dark sideof barley. .7 T I` 71' ,. A III` VI ill? LIVSU `III UIIV J-`III UIIVLII LVIUIIL WW5`! Beeton dogs have been killin sheep. The. World` says Mr. James Ri dle and Mr. Rose have lost sheep, and that Fred Cam he1l s hound was the chief sinner in the 0g raid.` ' IT`! 'I'\ `B `I `T731 AI , ,1__,,., _ The Bradford Witness says the storm of wind and rain on Sunday the 9th played havoc with the oatelds in the township (West Gwil1imbury,) almostlbeating, them to the ground. _ - ' T u1n.o. 7 '11 :'ll _,, V` crop rounci Lloydtown=are' im- me_nse. 1 .i i A 4 `-UU N (US HUAV cu. Since the above was in type we have been told that Mr. A. Beardsley ut the re out. before the brigade -arrive , also that ..the__ Pressure was not suicient to. cart -watertoe `he top of the roof of `Mr. Du'y e ouse.. . V an-rU1u:n 31: .s'1ucJoi: ntn 13iS1*n1cw~' - nxcmnans As._1.ocu._ Nnws. . 3 `lrural districts bp end lasf Mon- . a.y. \ 1' I 1 I ` 7` 1, _ _',_, ,,__A_ ___ L1__ \ M`oredrunken `geople were seen on the streets of*Bra.dfor( , last Monday and Tues- day than . have been seen there :in some time. nu. - n..--3:-.. .1 __ .1 11-- ---'..A.-.. 1.. ..l.......... ..`l..I.-.... w:.l:"he Bradford and Beaverton 1.a.cArosse clubs tested their skill and staying and {thumping powers last Thursday. ' ' m I ,_., ___ 14112.... _I_--_. 2.. 4.L-- ;n;a-sE};1~L1'rc'11"V,-A'c"1jaj1'a., intends to have I a. grand pic-nit`: shortly. If _._.:I no __-___.'_ -1 LL- 1.-..-. "I..`v'v-0* l-i;1:g'e-%;y;:);:_a::;I.1"e kiiling sheep in the` Mt Caledon. L,__ ,1. A :I:_1- E_.L-..,3.. L- L..--.. } township of W years, of the town-' ship of King went picking berries, got mired il? a. swamp and died before her position was _nown. ` ` __._- . -. ._-_ . A annav 11 an ` Mesers Kidd & \Athlone have ,a. ne ock of sheep numbering 235,being the larg- est ock owned by any one in Adia,la.. ' -- ' - n;_ 2--- 1 . x x I v-av I-vv - _v- ..v- w. ---J ----`-~- ----,--_ - The E}ibra1car` Methodists are gredly im- proving their church. . 'n1_,___; A_`-- _..L2._- _._...-`I-A.!-.. - '\T..4.4-...nn turned out at the gay. tIL\l VLBIB vsavnu Von. vu- . Almost the entire ;1>opu1a.tion of Nottdwa ' t L 1erng"of -the clans `at Collingwood the othegdofy. ~ :1 u i ,1Lrn,-L,_A; --_ 1__.-; uc-.-.a , 1\f0TI(`E is hereby given. that I`have trans- L mined or delivered to the pe_rsons `men- tioned in the l`1;ird and Fourth Secnons of The Onzario Vote:-.~i List A_ct, 1889. the copies_ .re- ii `red by the Enid Scctipns to be so transmltted, or do.-liven-(1, of the List, made pursuant to said Act, of M1 persons appearin byvthe _la.at revised Assosmnent Roll of the Bai Municipal- ity to be entitled Lo vote in the said Municipal- izy at Elunrtions for members of the Legislative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections: and that said Li:-`Y. was first ostcd up at my oice, at Cookstown. on the St. day of August,` 1891, and remains there fog `inspection. Irlnumm (rm: r~nHnn nnnn tn mrsmminn the """ " "" "" """f~:-`?'f . ? The Not'tawa.Sch_6o1T:'ustees have xed -I up'the "skule house allright for the com- ing term. ` T V - I _L L`__ cu-___--.. ....1.....:.... -".11 Ll-OB vvo . No water at [the Stayner a.rtesia.n- well borin at the depth of 150 feet Nineteen feet 0 the boriugwas through rock. 'I\ -r\ 1r,'r,,,1 '.1! 11._'._.:. __..L.. -L'l.. Avvv vu --_ V _.=-_ _ V _, . , Rev. of Barrie ;'ei'y ably lled the pulpit of the Stayner Presbyterian. church on Sunday. " ' -n . . ., ,_ n , 42-1. -L__'..-I_ Raspberriea have been 9. big crop through_ Oro this season. Enormous uantities have` been shipped to I-Ia.m_ilton an other points-.. one s'to_re kee er shipped upW8.!'dS_Of` 300 pailfuls a. wee ande. Hawkstone buyer ha._sb shipped between four and ve tons. L ' % VAJUIb_vno van uv-no.`-u-J v ? Theservicea in the Batteau English church ?ha.ve lately been conducted by Rev. .Mr. Westacott of England. r\,'1 ;,;!,,, 2.. _-__LA.!__.. uww vqwwneu-vyu v_v vwuu ---vv-., .-..._____-. E'cli`%.f:t1i SW ' s " W E M. r.m.J. 3?.nm:%:nv`?Z'..2;-*i?bm.aua:% Penumbra; 'Q?gyf'.dk.~.s:`*.';Wh"Wisb. ....1`:J..-,..l a-1."- nn'~` 4-in innhnnmnnnn 7 well Sentinel. . I _ A . . Mr. Batten of Atf.h1o1ie`?was severe1y1in'ur- ed the other day by the -lipsettin of a s y rake that he wau`operhting;- '1'!` e linesbe-j came entangled, drawing the ` _ho1-nose bacl`!-j wards, upsetting ',_he grake` a.nd,;pi_nni;;g Mr:-;.13&rtone12oihe-'smu!1d.v`: 9 e I The sentinel mu. John moan, has un1snod~to}onjHops1,~=,_B,ar;$i9-; V: .; .: ..:.=. ..v;m_L~_ ._. 1L.rqL.4_..-`.'_ an... .'.-....s .`.`.'.s.'-.z.7I rennmbra. eq,-uqu -a_a.rx,,; ?,,,,,V_VllrF-VV,gl,_l'Dl_l6, eolipseof thee nu.- 3; T.9:..l the . St9~`=s AJnnd. %th9;%;%!?4vP, Tnmhe W01-1d s ? `z~iota._`on iihe oo_tmty6 ,S1io`<>fo! a Rev. Thornas McKee, of Barrie, oocugfied the ulpit of the Creemore Presbyterian churc last Sunday; i . I1 III` 1.0 "i'f1I}1daf3r' highs: fog. a" eldvday in own.` The qtilliir was lled with profanity and the fumes of bad whiskey. 'I`hoae.who had to cross the?" -street` had nice gouging to avoid comin -` into contpct with `brawny arms W ,ich ' were "Iwingiiig through the air like'the=fa.i1s of ta. windfmil l.* The . constables were quite late, ' however, aathe. :kept*out of `harm : way`. 1 -; - 2 `II. can uni-luolalmi un.I-.11: nnn'In|-9.._(1n'rt1- 8.110 remzuns HICTO I0!` IIIBDBCLIOII. Electors am callea upon to examine the said List and it any omxseions or any other errors arofound therein to-take immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected accordmg to law. `R. T` Rnnfzinat vna -.--..--~ , - ing past Cashbown the-other "day, got bruis- ed and cut by aculvert breaking down and letting his horse through, b` which the shafts of _ his` buggy were b token and `thingsvdisorganized generally. _ * ' - , u-_---- _ -.-__ 1_-..u_ '1.-.:1. 1. 1:&;..S:iI'isey sr. of Creemore whil'e. dhriv - V 'Jq.mes Johnson, `near 'Org'> btation is cutting ! neatly 300 acres of .mea.dowV this agar I nnn vnannch u s u . w \r- auvnc--wna _a'_-....-- . __ Elmvale is to have. 9. new `bank {built}: mg . . _ _ _n A ,!|,__'_A >_'__ `.1131 ,_,_,1_ j:__1-_:.._ suddenly in few days 9. o,`a.r'id the town feels the loss of g.*goVod c t_iz_en. h ` ` ` `Matthew? Andrew er. of Elmvale died Vvrny 'jE1-1 6"'i10I'!;a!`lf:'(};Hlg1_i;3.(".;'1.1_.1'1;'-('3hnllihirniil; genetangttishgnqg wag. held` `on .`Vl}__e3 \ ay. ~ - 13- I , ,1'\-I 1'3'A11!,j .' -, -,,`_`I,,_t\1'l Fisher Bl.ock',: Allisto; is hea;rly[_ n-_ ished, and the Morrow` House will be ope pec1_ about the let. October. , y nwpu uuo us uunu a way. l we notVbetter`,.sell-the coQlet?-4Crd- ._ 1.1.. .1 BARBIE, UNI 1891. I '.T[`hTeWA'l'lis.ton `Herald complains of row- dyiam being rampant in that town. Send -the rowdies up" tosaw wood at the county boarding house,_and house of refuge for a month. It would tend to tame such charac- tersdown. Lieut. Ken Burnett will start next week to -_drill` 9. squad of ten men, the squad con- sists of one-sergeant, one cor oral, and eight privates. A first and secon prize has been offered for the best drilled `comany of ten. commanded, _by 9. Lieutenant, t e competi- tion to take place at the annual fall shoot- ing in Barrie. V ' :f\II 1| 0 F Iii` - ._.v ..._.-n- .,.v.-. run urya-Va Weuizeusheng never had so many visitors nd campers-out as now. All express `them- eelves delighted with the pretty _vil1a.ge. ' A 51...... --__.. -1": 1.--- -,.,, ` 1' I A * ~'~a--~-~- --.-'-- --' :'-""J "W" `" 7 , A three -year oldboy, son of Jonah Allen. of Shelburne, was lately nearly poisoned to death by getin hold of some horse medicine in a. carelessly geft yet s ' medicine ease. mu" 0 - _~ -:--~-.: -v-- ; -- - ------V-- `v--W | The new shingle mill erectedat Sturgeon Ba. is `in o oration and makes the place 100 like 01 times. ' ` - I -Em;a.:{<:ii;aTt7i;>_;('lay was proprly obsrved by Edgar : coloredjci_tizens. ' Sunday school held "its `annual picnic at Geneva. Park yesterday. V A viasiiouh on the road near Glencairn by `the storm oxithe 9th delayed the train two hours. A , . ~ ` , ' Trout shing u. the river from Cold- Twaiter. One gent eman_ captured 70 the other day, so he said. . A ,5 IV..- _._._"`-____ v---v- --v-.,, -07 --v -----u ` The threshers at` J arratts Corners"_ba.ve signed a. gaper to the effect that steam thresh- imq will e done at $11 per day of about 11 ours. ` 4 Faith Fenton Among thei I`he Newport, (Rhode 1Island) Mercury, XS, Miss Alice Freeman, 9. `well known Fl_t in the Toronto ,Emp ire, has "-ting Dr. and Mrs, H. ` StO1'e!`*5 -031* `V _ R! ._ 7 ._ \nnlm....... ...L..--L u.:_ _..--1.. ~--b|.~-,.-~.-'.:;aus.LI,