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| '_u;?V;as: Montgomery, Pea.rcy,C. W. .Pla.x- `ton, VVe1ls-4 V T `\T....... `Dull 11-4-Lnndl huvmnnt `lN..6.nl..... LI V V CllDj'.l 1 wN"ays: Ball, Bothwell, Dyment, Fletcher, Frawley, Wilkinson, Williamson.-7. _Tornnu nl1FF=Q n!` Wl V\f\`: x l.' IQVV I5 V V IIIKIIJDIIII, V7 LIIIGIIIEUIIQ: I 0 James urrie and Wm. Armstrong appli. ed for the pdsibion of night; watchman. I7 IVA F`? (I; ll Rll 7'?` l\F UV BILIJBUIUIIDUIL I.l-lBllUG!4|- \lIDI..llV|l Fletcher-Ball--That the Committee on on Fire and Police, consider the &dVl8&bll- ity of re-arranging the present street lights, or, if necessary, adding to` their number. so as to give one light at or neur the east ward school and one at the east end of Penetang street" and one at Kidd : Creek, on Rose street, "and reportto this Council in the near future. Carried. nu_- t1_,-,-:I AL-.. _.I:_-_._.-.l TEE HAY083 SELECTION 0!` THE STANDING GOHIITTIIB. The Session was hrlecnnd the proceedings ~ Quiet andeBu1nou-l`lko-Appncations tor omoo- Reports and lotions. , The regular meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday evening. His Worship Mayor Creswicke in the chair. All members were present except Councillors Plaxton and McNiven. `l1.__...___A_ 1.. LL. ..-__-I--L2_.. - 1.1.. _.._...:I |"'3"i5ub1ic Works-Wel1s,. J. Plaxton, Flet- icher, McNiven, xvilliamson. 9 11.JunaI--:nn _ . W Dlnvfnn 1l1nnuv`nw ! Inspector R King reported that the fol-_ 10 min are lights were out on dates mention- ed:- an 17th and" 18th at J. C. McNa.b s, Jan 18th-and 22nd at Barr's Corner, Jan. 29th and 30th at D King s Corner The incandescent lights at Dr. Wells, Lane s Corner and opposite Dr. Morton s have not been satisfactory. `u ' A YT--nu Inn val cnnnlrn -jW:fh von`nnn|-unn LI. LLILIE Ly .CL~ JJU\JlLUlc , Louisa. Cook and others petitioned as fol- lows; 7 _ . - 719.9," __.._ -_._ _..__`l!`L1-_ __..__,__j I UIIU \JU|lIlllIU|aUU Illlsl-Ill IIGBVQ ' His motion was rejected on the following vote: . l `T--- Il -_L..____-.___ `I1--_-__ ("I `IT `[11... b, to 1* I cu LUL IIIIU PUDIUIUIJ UL LIIKIIII VVGUUIJHIGLII | ' Hy Bird Secretary of the Board of Heralch _wrobe: ` T M ,_,_ ,__._,_,L-J 1--- LL- "n_ -'_2- 1')_-.._1 -1: LLCGIIIII WLUUV o I am instructed by the Barrie Board of l Health to call the attention of the Council ' to the etition respecting scavengin sent to the" ouncil last year by the Boer and respectfully request the Council to take such action in the matter as they deem proper ` and Iam further instructed by` resolution of of the Board to respectfull request the Council to reappoint Dr e Croo shank medi- cal Health oicer for the year 1892. Dnnnnb Up; 1. Wing ni-pr`. 'DnI:nn rpkhn from $2. 98 to $2.,7"1, for dry at 33-00, an I UGI .l4I-CGIUII. ULIIUUL IUL It'll? JVQI J-U083 ' Report No. 1, Fire and Police. This committee reported that six tenders for green wood, and three for dry wood. had - been received, at prices for green ranging ' 3 I would recomm that the tender of J, J. Brown, at $ 4 for green wood, be acce t- ed; and 9,136 recommend that Joseph Ca d- IIvn`| a `lm-`I Av-Q-Lnn nn u nwnr `AB fan nnt-1-In UGUIJ UV G\JUUllIIULl.- Permission was given to any one who might wish to make any remarks on the livery" stable question to do so. Mr. T. R.- Ferguson said that the proposed livery stable would seriously a'ect the sanitary conditions of the locality. and would also `injure the value of property in its imme- diate neighhorhood. {TOWN PARLIAMENNT IN SESSION. LIJVLV I V UBO - . Pursuant to the resolution of the. council, the Ma. or has made the following selection of stun in committees for the year; (the first named in ca. 1, 2,_ 4. 6, 7, 8, 9, are chair- men of their resjaective committees) :- 1 l D: nnnnn an A nnnnn vvunvul F` Ul UIIUII. IUD VVULVU \4\ll.lJ.llll.UIlU0 1" 1V'Fina.nce an Assessment--Bothwell. C. .W. Plaitton, Montgomery, Frawley, Wilk- inson. n 'l\ L12. II7_-I_._ 117.11.. `I 'I \I-__L_._ 131-; UIIUIV, JJLULVLVULI, YV IIILIIIIIUUIII 3 Education-C. W. Plaxbon, Frawley, Montgomery, Bothwe11,'Dyment A, W:vun Q11!` DnInn__pnnrnnw Wlnfnh `nu- `"Z"i~'3}'".?;Z1"1}"l1i>'.;'JLe`5j Fletcher, ` Bothwell, Williamson, C; W. Plaxton. K 'l'..A....w.L 7:`l':I\nA\I-\ T\n.;nn..6 `D.-`#1-n-.JI \ BUM, JILULVIVVII, Lvunucy. 8 Wa.terworks-J. Plaxton, Wells, Fraw- ley, McNiven, Ball ' 0 `Dun-]rniJd`lnfn11nlI' 1111'] Wang MnN;lrn ley, McNiven, Ball _' V I 9 Parks-Fletcher', Ba.1I,Wells, McNiven, I Pearcey. . A I Tnannnfnr D, `(Han rnnni-fat] flank .`na fn`- cu. C-LI GIHU LUUUIIIIIIUIJCL IJIJGU UUEUPH \JGl\L' U well sva.iid Arthur Be1l s-o'er for ten cords each be accepted. _ V 13:-rnmsnn tuna nhrn-n 4-n gnu nnn 11-`arr MOTIONS; - Bothvwell-Fmwley That; Mr. Urquhart havin been unable to accet the osition of nu itor the name of Mr. . F. acwatt _be1`ubsituted instead. Carried . 'l'I_II l'l1L-J. LL- lV-..__.LA_- -_ The mom: ;tt1-a'ct lvo ,mllIlnerY Coach and at the same. time the cheapest in town at J."EYFEf8. "I5:$ZL:Li3ht$$}'Fletcher, Ban,` Dyment, Wilkinson. i '7 'P:n3Imnvu__nutnnnf J p]n,vfnn \N'nIz':n_ JJJ IIIULI U, V V IIQLIIDVJI-II 7 R ailwa.ys--Dyment, J.P1a.xt;on Wilkin- son, McNiven, Pearcey. ` Q `ifn-nvunnnlrn , T Dinvnn Wna Vanni, JJUDLIWVII, VV IILIGIIIDULI \Jc IV 0 L LGAUULIu 5 Indigent--Wilkinson,Dyment, Bothwell lWilli a.mson, C W. Plaxton. 1! lA....I...o... llnnnnonnun 'I'i`I.~.l-n1..-n. 1).-.11 I UIIU UNI I. ll nu: Us \JIll- I Auu. The Council then adjourned. v.l,uuu vvu I: In In: pnJycI'I_y _uolI , P I `but the. <;hi.1`dre`:may have some `accomou';a`- ww .~.._.. . .You can buy` the cheapest cottons, sheeting: and all sorts of cotton goods E In town at mo. BEEDY S. county of slmooo Law Association. On Wednesday last, 27th January, the County of Simcoe A Law Associ/atlon held its ' first regular meeting in the new library in Z the Barrie Court House. The room is ' comfortably and tastefully tted up. The I Association numbers forty members, of I 1 whom the following were present :- I I .TI1(`l'lA Av-1111011 .1II11nn . nun U U on Wednesday the 27th for which invitations -were printed and distributed to the brothers and which took place in I. .0. O. F. Hall rDunlop st ` the usual meeting place of Bal- moral Camp No. 10, and was in every sense a well deserved success. We give here the programme, with the names of the perfor-. mers. every one Scotch, if not a Scotch. The singingof the various songs almost made the Scots among us greet, we- could almost look back and see ourselves wandering by Bonnie Doon, wading across the rye, or in the elds ofvbarley andzeven lying doon and deeing for Bonnie Annie, Laurie and the singing of the auld Scotch songs remind . ed us of our fathers and mothers long since laid to rest in the dear old land. The strains ofthe ddle reminded us of how we used to to trip the light fantastic and we almost felt as if we could reel and hook it up once more as of yore. Mr. J ._ Galbraith the retir~ ing chief occupied the chair, Mr. J. C. Mor an, who claims to be half Scotch, the best alf, was the accompanist and of course was the right man in the right place. Rev." Mr. McLeod, who had not expected to be able tolbe present and so- was not on the programme, was happily able to be a guest and being called upon by the chairman made a few remarksin his usual happy and forcible style, giving an opening for the chair to remark he thought all who were Scots andwere not already members of the society would at once become so and those not Scots would again search their genealog- ical tree to see if they cannot qualify and join too, clam that the society is patriotic to Scotland, loyal to Canada and Leal and . loving to everybody. Before singing Auld Lang Syne, refreshments were handed round an!` flan 1-lmnsvn ulna run unnndn I-`an-In `wants Programme: 1. Na.tiona.l Anthem 2 .Quinbette Club; 3Chairma.n s remarks; 4 Solo, Sco`.ch Song Miss Dyment; 5 Read- ing. Against Profane Swearing Mr. J A McIntosh; 6 Solo Scotch Song" Mrs Mar- ! shall; 8 Solo Scotch Song Mrs Campbell; '9 Remarks, By Grand Medical Examiner n?` W A Dan: Doll` 0. 1n QAIA I SIUVVLLIH lllvllln .0 Lvclnarnn, IJJ \I'l{l.lLl LVIULIIUIII. J.`J&lIll.l.lUl' Dr W. A. Ross. Part 2:-10 Solo, `Mrs Scott; 11 Instrumental, Violin A. 7 Campbell; 12 Recitation, D H. Ma.cLa.ren; 13 Duet. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs Cameron; 14 Reading, A Primrose; 15 Selection. ; Quartette Club; 16 Solo. J. Craig; 17 Read- i ing, J. Galbraith; Auld Lang Syne. I vul uuv LUILUWILI6 "V583 P1630110 2" 1 Judge Ardagh, Judge ys, H. H. I Strathy. Esq., Q. C., Henry Robertson, f Esq., Q.C.. and Messrs Haughton Lennox, John Dickson. C E. Hewson, D. F. Mac- watt, T. R. Ferguson. G H Esten, J. R. A Kerr, G. W. Plaxton, A E. H. Creswicke, G A. Radenhurst. The Board presented its first annual re- port; It shewed they have purchased within the past year about $1,200 worth of books upon which some $250, not yet due, remains to be paid: Also that the Associa- tion had recently been presented with u - wards of 100 volumes of valuable law boo s by Da1ton_McCarthy, Esq, M. P., Judge - Ardagh and the secretary, Mr. Haughton Legnox, . . 1 1 4. n. . . .. ... I And tarts and cookies lled wi jam, 1 Oat cakes and cheese and short: bread too [ VVith tea. and coffee the only brew--- I V After the singing of Auld Lang Syne, the g company, which lled completely the large 5 Ollh l\f\D l'|l|'\I`I\lI LL10 \J\lAJ9 VVILI VCIJ BUUII QEQIJJ Have such another night For they before at an `At Home Never had so much delight. - Ba.`mora.l Camp receives in ailiation all Scotsmen or descendants of Scots on either side, only requiring a. declaration that the Scotch line is clearly these. The order is growing ra.p'T1ly. `I -prnnnnrnrnn. H\Tnd:..-....`l AU\.L-U\ 0 | now exceeds 500. ' , I _ A A JJ\IlIII\J n Theloeul number of books in the library" V111,- ,,___ _- I 9 ` guns DJ LIV LCLLGELIIIIUIJIID WCLU IICIHUUQLUUHU and tho there was no Haggis, there were_ some Scotch characterstics such as short- bread, curran bone and a bread and a cheese. The oat cakes of Bro D C, Cam bell were highly appreciated and the cry y all who partook thereof was for more, and if there was neither whiskey nor beer there were lots of teaand. coffee and mirth and jollity prey vailed over all for about an hour. Man there was sandwich made of'ham I A_.`I L_..L_ _,_ 1 _ _, cu, `I ___S UUIII an VVIIIUII uucu. UUIII ICUCIV 1 J .. 3 hall, disersed each one hoping The Sons will very soon again I-I-n.vn annh nnnfhnv vn'nr11I> Lace. ped ` uuvv UAUVUUB UUU. I The nancial statement also showed a a cash balance on hand of upwards of $160. Several . imnortant auestions were dis- r us vuuuu wuunuuv vu uuuu. UL Ll.llWlll.'u5 UL QIUV. important questions were dis- cussed and it was unanimous] decided that the Association will rigorous y enforce the by-law providing that no legal practitioner in this county who is not a member of the Association in good standing will be allow- ! ed to use the library. nu__ :_n___2__ _m,__,, ;_ ,, 1 .,-n 9 , UI-IV UIILICI-IU :71` j - V ' Senator J. R. Gowan, patron ; Judge Ardagh, hon. president; Judge Boys, hon. vice-president; H. H. Strathy, Esq., Q. C , `president; George Moberly, Ea , vice- gesident ; F. E. P. Pepler, Q C., %ura.tor ; aughton Lennox, Esq., sec.-treas.; G. H. Esten,. Esq , asst. sec. -trees. an all A` rnnnnl-nna,iII':n "Anna ,T{1:`nn -I'JDIlWLI"J_'l5\l CIGHLQ BVW\Jn'|lIWlT 0 Board f Tnfusteea-His Honor Judge Boys. H. H. Strathy, Es ., Q. C., F. E. P. Pepler, Esq.,V Q C;, a.1hton Lennox, John 'Dickinson, C. E. ewson, Henry Robertson, Esq., Q. C , John McCosh, E. J. 1-learn. . , _ Audit.ors-D. - F. Macwatt, A. E. H. Creawicke. = . A Public School Board. A meeting of the'Public School Trustees. was held in the Board room at the Central school on the Statutory day for such meet- ings when Mr. James Scrozgie was elected- ehairman of the Board. On Monday even- ing last the regular monthly meetinc of the Board was held. All the` members were present. Chairman Scroggie took the chair at 8 o and made a few appropriate re- mar s. a - - mL_ 1-_.'_____..___9_ ____.-..; _-._ ;...',a ._.J __ w?l?!:;.Inspector s r fe_1_'59d'. ` e,n_;__2__ L-_ eport ws rezifl and re- ,l_,,- ___Al!-j ___ 4-- 2,, ` UNI IIU llii IILIU IIUIGIJI The following oicers were elected for the current yea.r;- I .qnnnl-nu .1 D (1.-......`.. u-u.&uu\-u . TIIAJIUAL 0:11:-rt trv, but Iomehdw GEO." _:gll3`.EDY beats them all for Honor] and OVOIO L I16 IIIIIU " LI-I; I ' f 1 : 'n3?3.m5..?.'yu I35 J LEVI Miss Ayerat wrote :-Hearing that on purposemoving me agv.in,I beg to lay be are you tworequeats. In the rm: place, if I .a.m`b1-ought ba.ck`aga.in to the Beard room in, lithe Central N let it be properly fhni`. than nlantli-can man Iunun Ilh `nnnnvn `f`il.d.?1:su1l3;o731: i/Iiss McPhee; Miss St:-itch, Ayerst. ' ` man Annnlh InnnIn.A_T-tnni-:I-its I-kale I'l\lI lggfollowing teachers applied for an in- hn nf nglnrvo Barrie Hospital. .Another meeting of the Hospital Cor- poration was held on Tuesday afternoon. The special committee appointed at the previous meeting, made a report on the pre- sent capacity and eiciency of the building for hospital uses, the number of rooms avail-` able for wards after reserving two for the caretaker andother details Applications from di'erent parties for the position of caretaker and nurse were considered, a se- 'lection made, and the completion of nal arrangements left with the sub committee. Another meeting will be held on March lst, of which notice will be given in due time. Allwho sympathize with the movement are. cordially invited to be present ll JUAIII Printing, etc .. ` 1' . . . . . . . $.`. ,."i... A tion and notbe crowded `four and ve togeth- er as last winter. The second request was that the Board take into consideratxon the increasing of her salary by [$25 per an. num.V . I Smmary of expenditure for Barrie Public School; for the yea; 1891 2 Teachers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5875 01 Extra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 . . . . . . . . 78 00 Inspector . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . 50 00 Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 00 Caretaker and Truant Oicer . . . . 359 25 Caretaker, Walter Willett. . ." . . . . . 325 00 H, L9WiS....._..... u EXt1`8-..'..... . . . . . . . ..; 16 00 D_:_L:_.. -A._ 1"` 1"!` VUII\I\J, `VII n C o I I I o O O I I I o u n 0 O O u 0 an Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sundry accounts. including renew- al of insurance on the schools, sewer rate frontage on Owen and and Worsley -streets . . . . . . . . . . The Pictorial Ladies Weekly and its New Editor. The number of the Pictorial !La.dies' Weekly for January 30th, is before us This increasingly popular weekly is now in its third volume and is destined to occupy an important position among the literary periodicals of the Dominion. This news- paper for the women of North America. is invested with a new interest to its readers in the County of Simcoe from the fact that it is now edited by Miss Madge Robertson, daughter of Henry Robertson, Esq , L L B., of Collingwood. THE ADVANCE has already expressed its opinion of Miss Robertson as a writer. We see evidences in the raciness of style and a certain indefinable individual- ity,`tha.t in a more mature stage, will place the editor of the Ladies Weekly in a prom- inent place among Canadian writers. _Andrew s Wa.r_d Mr. Reid stated that at the last meeting of the Board when the M Committee on School management was appointed, no representative was placed on it from St. ` '1 A` Mr Scroggie said that he was on that 1 committee, being a representative from that ` ward Mr. Reid re lie-.1 that Mr. `Scroggie, ` as Chairman of the oard, was certainly an ex-officio member of the committee. but ` was likewise a. representative from any ward in the town by the same argument. llznrnnrlra IIIAIIA clan vi-`nan nu Oinn Ann`!-{run "Illu. Lu U110 UUWU U IILIU EGIIIU I.l.&lllllU1I.|h { `Remarks were also made on the drafting ` of this committee and other subjects by i Messrs. Rogers, Brown, Radenhurst, Spry. ` Baikie and Smith, after which the meeting ` adjourned. _ Hooker. 1 A very exciting, and of course strictly 7 scientic, game of Hockey was played on the bay last Friday afternoon`, between a team representing the'nancia.1 interests of` the town and another composed of law students The game was red hot from start to nish, but lack of training soon began to tell on y the handlers of boodle, and the would-be * Q. C. s nally won by 9 goals to 2. A return i match will be played on Wednesday, the ` 3rd inst.,` at 4 p. m. sharp; The following 1 were the players :- l LEGVA L. L Hornsby, 4 . F. Lennox, E. Bird, . H. Ardagh,_ . E. Choppin, nntnnn I . G. McCarthy, .__.-.__...;._.-_.-_: The Division court: The First Division Court was held at the a Court House on Tuesday. In consequence ? of the indisposition of Judge Boys, His 1 Honor Judge Ardagh occupied the bench. | There were 73 cases on the docket, many . of them undefended There were seven cases where the sums were over. $100, the largest amount sued for being $177.75. A large number of the legal fraternity were present We noticed round the lawyers table Messrs. Sproul, G. Lount. Ferguson, Plaxton. Dickinson, Hood, Lennox, Cres- wicke, Radenhurst, McCarthy, J. A , and Esten. There were two or three cases of interest from the legal points involved. There were two jury cases and oue.of them was adjourned for the second, time W. G. T. II. On Monday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at their rooms, Dunlop street; There was a goodly attendance and the meeting was an interesting one. Considerable business appertaining to the Society was transacted. It was resolved to petition the Town Council to reduce the number of licenses to sell in- toxicants in this town. 4- Also to petition the License Commissioners to enact for this license district thesame regulations with re- gard to the non-frosting _of bar-room windows and the forbidding of the use. of screens in bar-rooms, as.arein force in East Simcoe. `+4 _ IIJILIIUIIVIWII (`LEVI IIIIC IIIULIIILIE DUI VIII? .w'illjpreach a special sermon to the young, In the evening the Rev. Mr. Orchard when it is hoped there will- be a- large a.t- I eignally blessed-in many localities. tendanoey as the rev. gentleman : labors of love amongst the young people have been IL: 12- \JuUtl A. Cowan, Christ church. 3. I. February 7th, Fifth Sunday after the `Epiphany. The Rev. `John ~ Orchard, of Toronto, will, D. V., preach at both services `The Lord : supper will be ad- ministered` after the morning service In flan nwnrnn 0-HA `lav Ml! {WI-nl-any-rl Next Week. ` | We have received 9. communication from 1 Dr Spohn, the Reform candidate in East V Simooe, taking exception to our editorial `1 remarks of last week with re ard to his at: < titudeon the Trent Valley anal question. j It.wilIeppear next week. - \. . - wit & Lovely New Embrolderles at GEO. BEEDIUS. o o o ' no o n ' o o _ 00 - no r r, Wm. Lewis AL- FINANCIAL. H. H. Morris, F. Hewson, F. Y. Checkley, A. McKenzie, W. M. Cotter, W. Johnston, S. R. Forde, 25- nny l'\I\ $7734 84 1 %'17 374 89 ` T5 `$ ' 63 69 31 74 K`Il\(| CIA HANY MINOR MATTERS HUOHLY |PARAGRAPHEB. S PENGIL PHINTS. JUNE. Which. Linked Together. Construct a Very Interesting and Geeetpy (`jun-ed-n- 4;` IA-I El-.5-.-n --`Kin7g;to'n and Halton have declared con- fidence in the government. -Grand Meeting of Scottish Riters in Hamilton a few days ago. -Pure bees wax candles can be had at P. Kearns , east of the market. v we _' .---v- vu-van-- nu-us: I-ljnn chapter of Local History. --Sunday next will be Candlemas Sunday. If you want a nice Far So: go to _J FYFIPS. -The; gt snow storm of the season on Tuesday, and the sleighing capital. You can buy the cheapest white 008- t_on In town at GEO. REEl)Y S. .,_.'r\ . __. -_1_---.-- -Ai1 interesting article from Mrs. Annie Parker is crowded out this week. _M.~. Alher(t;ZI;;>;v;_c>Et':l1`; c{;eJ{Hocen, has returned from his trip to England. T...._-_A.-.. \l-_.__-__ _ -Chora.l Society entertainment in Fyfe s Hall next Tuesday at 8 p m. Admission 10 cents _ displayof new goods at Hunter I Sarjeant &`Co. -- ___ V` --.-u-- \aI-J\rI nouns:-I-`cl t-`Do not forget the great reduction sale at James Va.ir s dry good department. ll 1-: p I\ an. --Mrs. Curra,` <`)=f7_is-s"):Lg'ing I visit to her sister, Mrs A. Urquhart. A._ ...A......_L2._._ `` , r _, ._._.-..--.-- Inspector Morgan is unfortunately in the hands of grippe and conned to his room. `rs n `I 0.: O , ,, , , 7 -- _-.. -..'.-- -Rev. Sam Smarlli ;vi-llmlect.ure in {he Town Hall on Friday evening, 19t.h_inst. ,... gu . - 'Ca.1l early and ;ee the `Iloveltis at Hunter, Sarjeant & Co. s new dry goods store. WDon t buy your dress goods before you see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark I & Co. s ---Messrs. -Garett & Broughton, of Brad- fdrd, paid the county town a. visit; last Frida. . ` -Y:esterday was a. fypical winter day, bright and clear, with a. sky as blue as that of Italy. -Dr. R A. Ross and his sister are breathing the sea. breezes at Point Comfort, Virginia. 11 7 . In .. .-.. --- -:Mr. `Lawton, of the Times, and Mr. Hale. of the Packet, Orillia, were in, town last; Friday. I\ - u l --The Rink on Mary-street to-night, will be the most attractive spot in Barrie. There will be a. grand carnival, and youth, beauty and grace will rule the hour. Go in, . old and young and middle aged, and enjoy l the fascinating scene. Don t forget that 1 it's to night. Variety I E iL{ '91. Manitoulin E Barrie Model School Honor Roll for Jan- Senior Fourth -1"-o-r.in-Arth11r McNab, Percy Martini, Walter Hunter, John Craig, John Mabey. Junior Fourth Form ~-Della Spry. Herb. Story, Florence Hughes, Jennie Ainley. Edgar Dickinson Senior Third Form-Rose Meeking. Carrie Martin, Ethel Lowe, James McIntosh, Richard Ward. Junior Third Furm-Edith Stone, Edna Sibbald. Ada. Fyfe, Della. McKee, Frank Smith, Norman Greig. Senior Second Form-Chas. Hunt, Geo McIntosh, Thos Waters, May Powers, Oliver Lyon. Junior Second Form-Beatrice Dutton, Laura McLeod, Fanny Freek, Bertha. Oar- ley, Annie Williamson, Sarah Robinson. Senior First Form-B. Bingham, M. Mc- Intosh, A. Ainley, 0. Higgins, L. Armson. Junior First Form--Beckie Somers, VV. Boyce, Alma Hill, Emily Wiggins, G. Powell. Primary Form--Emma Leighton, Fred Story. Dalton McConkey, Chas. Mc- Arthur, Sadie Barr. Another Gone over to River. Mr. W. J. Middleton, nroprietor of the Russell House, Toronto, died Sunday from the effects of grippe. The deceased was well known in Barrie having kept" the Barrie Hotel for a number of years. Many will learn of ` his death with regret and he will long be remembered in this town for his kindness and practical sympathy with all who were in want and distress It was the joy of the deceased to nd out cases ot poverty and want and with `no stinted `hand to `afford relief. Many apoor family in ! Barrie have been made clad in their trouble ` by his bounty. He wil} long be remembered by such for his__many deeds of charity.` Prolltnble Reading. Just turn; if you please, to the adver- tisement of Hunter, Sarjeant &; Co., in this {week's ADVANCE. and rot by the truths `you read. We know 1: one young men, and non nipm 4-Jun!-. I-haw nu-A 1-ARABIA and will Rn 0|` IVCIIO WV 9 ELIUVV IIIIWDV JUIIII IIIULI, Q ` V can arm that they are reliabl and will 1'13 just what they say. We predict for the new rm abundant sucoeu.. \ Remembr the anniversary of the Presbyterian church at Midhurst. on the 10th inst. -Rev. John Orchard will address the meeting next Sunday afternoon in the Y. M n A um -Mercier and his plundering crew are still out of gaol and blathering about constitu- tional government. --The very best paper for successful adver- tising in this northern country is THE NORTHERN ADVANCE. -Eva.ngelist Weaver ha.s been holding protable meetings at the Collier street Methodist church this week. - Mr. George Reedy went this week to the United States on a. business trip His many customers will know they will also prot by the trio. ` -Mr Alf. Arnall has put-cha.sed,the bus- iness of Mr. Ness Owen Sound and left; last. week to take possession of it. We hear tha.tMr. Ness is going to return to Barrie and ret for business his tel at The Points. . icture L I I I U B U I Q ' L I U AU -l)r. Washington will be in Barrie on February 17th, from 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. The cause of the Doctor s absence on the date of his appointment was a. death in his family. ~ run .- A .. an. -Dr. Jebb, the Optical Specialist, will be in Barrie at Chas. L. Sanders jewelry store on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 13th, 15th and 16th, Examination of the eyes and sight tested free. 5-6. -Dr. VV. A. Ross and Messrs. John Gal- braith, J. C. McNab and Geo, Reedy, were in Hamilton this week attending the Grand Encampment of the Sons of Scotland. Dr. Ross was elected Grand Medical Examiner. {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE smam corms, rrvn onwrs. WIEAST SIMOOE. lung us: [11 Ho 10 !p"*I _ W I McGn.L.-In Midlang. `Jan. 16, Mrs. Wm. Mc- Gill, of a. son. AT'I`EkSON.-In Tmsnrontio. on the 25th inst., the Wife of Mr. John Patterson, miller, of a daughter. V HARTWELL,--At Orillia, Jan. 26. the wife of Mr, W. J. Hartwell, of a. daughter. L!iIGH.-- At Rathburn, on Jan. 18th, the wife of Mr. Geo. Leigh, of 9. son, ' W1LsuN.-At Ozillia. Jan. 28th. the wife of Mr. C. Wilson, of a daughter. LAMBE`RT.--At Orxllia. Jan. 22nd. the wife of Mr Lambert, of a son. GILLET -At Marchmount. Jan. 27th. the wife of Mr. George Gillet. or a. son. IW. H. Bennett nmr -111: Ufllllllu. U11 dllllllliry ZBEQ, `H1133. W o Kemp, aged 74 years. A T. G1mMAN.-At Rama. on Sa.turda.y_ Jan. rd. 1892. Agnes St, Germain, a.ged 29 years and 10 months. cuit. U11. VV U018 01' DEVI: mime. We are 5115 Oly were of both Canadian and American took, Nurseries at . Ridgeville, Out; and ocheeter. N. Y. V sitors welcome at grounds undaya excepted.) Be quick and write for 11 information. We want you now. BROWN RHS (`.O._ 'l'0RON'l`, O\.'l`. SMITH -In Dollartown. Jan. 26. Mary} Eliza- I bath Smith. aged 29 year and 9 months. Mclrmoo -In Midland. J an. 25. Jonn Mclndoo aged 4 years. ACAR'I`NEY.-In Bradford, Jan. 23. Mrs,` Robert; B. Macartney. stepmother of Mr. H, H). Macarcney Bradford. aged 61 years and 3 months. - EMF --At Onllia. on January 23rd, Mrs. W. Kemn sum `M. vmu-n, uu Imurmuuon. vv 6 warn you now. DHUW N PRHS, 00., TORONTO. ONT. (This House is a. reliable, Inc-.. Co. Paid E`:apua1s1oo,oo9,oo.) 5-7p. A I ..___ -7- Y to take charge of a Local Agncy. Good E1-)`enin;z for right man, on salary or commls` on. Whole or part time. We are the only mwers of both Canadian and Amm-innn YOUR a rats Am: mnusucs VOL. XLI. No. 5 WHOLE No. 3076, SAMUEL Wnsmy, Proprietor. [mm (W ewmms 2| Dominion Election! Eanada, for Canadians, and British Connection. vv. 1.1, to ' any . P es`dent the Domin- love Mfg" in reply to uiry :- ,- q-1n EAST SIMGUE ! he respectfully solicited for or cAu%AnA%J In"the Present%Electiq.)*1 1.~ L- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- r,Sp0h MAN WANTED YOUR VOTE AND INELUENCETRESPECT- FULLY REQUESTED FOR ELECTORS OF The Liberal Conservative Candidate. For the is received oom-r had vcn mend .. Toronto. nSS:8B you `In; that if to instruc- a burden. hfoe and rning the -e After ashington. our years as cverln Birth. Died. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. .L' -an JOHN L OTEL T0 LET.-The Furniture and Lease ' of the Dalston Hotel, Dalston. for sale cheap. Apnly to MRS. L. MCDONALD, Dalston P.0. . 6-6p. A1` `J.'lln.lJ.-l. Iuuy [I61]! OV8l.' I-Kllfyo IOIJIQ-U1 the country. Rood Cook and Cleaner. capable with little boys. no milking not but- tpr muzinav Annlv MR9, amnnnm `P ATRIER V7 IIIIU cuuuury, KUUU. UUUK GHQ UIUIIIUP.` ter making. Apply MRS. GEORGE RAIKES. Rsu-rin 5.515. M ADY BOOKKEEPER WAN'l`ED,-Must write shorthand. Apply. by letter. to L. C. Laishley. Manager Singer Manufacturing Co...Ba.rrie. Ont. f 6-6. I431` I115]! Barrie The underei ed will be at the following placestonurc use good horses. Mares must be wound and in good condition. weighing nigm 1200 to 1500 pounds, and from 6 to 10 years 0 :- . Blil-IIUU DU IOUU DOIll1(1E,. BBQ H30!!! 0 D0 LU years mI;I'ESBI1`T S Hotel, LEFROY, Tuesday, Feb, ` Hote. ELMVALE, Wednesday. F3)I'A1(It)llli3SDA1.E Hqtel, BARRIE.~ Thursday. Will ship on Friday, Feb. 12. from Barrie. 1 ' A. MAROIH, I "1 u - `t-_.a.___I OR best Four and Provisions Baled Hay -and Straw and d Hard VVood, call on TON LT DWIREEQ II A I`;-(Ilia: afnnnf Wheat, 85c to.87c ; barley, 40c to 45c.; rye, 84c. to 88c ; oats, 27c to 300.; pease 560 to 5Sc.; hsy.$7.00 to $8.50 a. ton. ; straw, 4.50 to $5,00; beef bindquarters, $5.50 to_ $6.00; forequarters, $4.50 per cwt.; mutton, 7c. to 8c a. lb; pork, $5.50 `to $5.80 per cwt.; turkeys, 90. no 10c. per 1b.; geese, 7c. per_ lb.;ducks 60c`. to 70c. er pair; fowls, 500. 150600. a air; butter, ro ls, 17c. to 19c. per lb; tu , Me. to l6c.; eggs, 18c. `20c. per doz; untrimmed hides, $3.50 to'$4.0U; per cwt.; sheepskins, 80c. to $1.00 a. piece; otatoes, .35c. \ -nan hon o nv\7\`nu Q] Kn I-A , 0 nn 11- Hanna` o ` Ila:-ketvnotel. ' I i Sa.turda.y s market was again a. large and 1 i active one the specialties for the day were ` I the large quanties of . hay and wood and ` l hogs. All found ready sale. ' The following ` ITOIMQ (1 I1 I`I`I\f_ Y\F;f|D Teach but dc Nothing else. ' I The County` Board of Examiners have t given. their decision in the Beatty case. I Beattv is teacher at Tie a, and as he was in 3 debt he engaged in the tutchering business as an adjunct.to' the teaching. Inspector Mc- Keecancelled` his certicate for incapacity, and theABoard`while approving of Mr Mc- I(nA n ant-inn vvnienrna `R4.-ant!-xv kin .nAI-I-3!-at-A 1 GLIIJ. IIIIU `JJUGI U W I-IIIV (3 vv . Kee s action returned Beatt his certicate, he promising_I;o give up dea ing in beef. `At {tho nnvnn tlrnn I-Jun nnnn A5 Iavnrvnnrn VVLIJ5 `IL &V4lL HIV l IIU IJIIIIIIIHII-I5 UV 557? II KIWCILIJE Ill IIWUII U the same time the Board of Examiners strongly deprecated 1: e pra.ctice`of teachers engaging in agythin -prejudical to their. best work in ' the schoolhouse, Ox-iLllia.;. Times. - ANTEl).-A lady help over thirty. fond-of " noun`-\`n In{l>h III-I-In hung Dill vnlilrinnn nan kn}- LAUED; LL55 Lvullu In US!` . were current prices. u-uvn . I\ _ A- fromv. 'l`El_., on otatoes, per bag ; apples. $1.50 to 2.00 9.` barrel; wood, $3.00 sq $3 25 per card ; Anthra- cite coa.1$6.25 per ton, $3.25 per half ton ; Bituminous coal $6.50 per ton, `$3.50vper half ton. . . . - -zuuzv-tuna; cu:-u cvuuwu 'I -wv - - wuufwn w-cu I Barrie Presbyterian Church is in ea.*our- ishing condition. During the past year a_.n addition of six elderhas been made he the session, and to the memberahig) 28. ` The Trea.surer s report showed 9. alance on hand of $199.98. Messrs James Hawley and Robert; Goodfellow were appointed man- I D IVDPH evemngwunere Wlll DB urouuu. D0015! uuu Ii bod pro ram` will `be resented by `.`the b ij1l`ing Vorkers A mission 15g. .. Come Mantle: at cost and under at J. FYFE S. Flxiunoll-ll! and otherwise Proipgronl. In Trinity E:1';_ e1'fJoi"on V Tuesdey evening there will be 0. Pound Social and a (re ninnrnni 1:71 -113 nrnnlf hv I'.`1lI W'a 1`1`:. " iiZ`L.IL"' "Aa"&;?.?a`$.`i5o; 7 o;.:;.': A and buyer. pound. All account}: ux1`<`):_`:a"l:11;.le(l`L by. :IF`el.: 26th: willbe. -placedinf our lawyers hands ,_ for collection; .A. M.?'I.IU1~4I'1:1a;R ago. . J11. Utila lUl.11' 3110. I'l`0V.l8l.0Il8 D5160. I18] SIN CI-IEESMA . Collier street. 90 -9! American ild needl. ' HORSES ` WANTED. Solnethlnk Ngiv. T THE mrmnnsrs `or BARBIE. 'rmr_. COUNT}? or smnom AND we bommou or CANADA om: CRITERION. 'i&3I{&Ja1. BARBIE, COUNTY OFVSIMCOE, ONTARIO, FEBRUARY 4, 1892. IJUUKAQ I I That it is not desirable to have a. livery stable in the center of the business portion 3 of the town so close `to stores, oices and dwellings. VnI1n nn*l-=1-:nnnra 1-,`-unrnfnv-n nv-on 4-kn nnnn, Luwa;_ "Your petitioners are credibly informed that it. is proposed to turn the buildin%_ on , 1 part 10!: 12, South Dunlop street into ve- ry stable. ' Thar nI'It\`*\ vnnnh-1 kn "I:l1"|`11:fI`;III`:l'\I`l I-A 1-Inn uu.u.\.u._u5a. I That it would materially increase the} insurance rate payable on said buildings. ` Thai 34- urn-\n1rl Inn urn:-11 (`AI-I-:3-nnnfnl in all ' Lununauvv LIIIIU ll GU19 UM Dulu l)|lll\ILJlo .Tbat.it wottlduye very detrimental to all the property . in the immediate neighbor- hl\I'\A . ll '7 ULLIIJEUC ' ' Your petitioners therefore pray the coun- , oil to pass a. by-law under the -provisions of the Municipal Act. T Qnnnn r1:nnnun:nn nu-nannn I-nflnnlinnnr-I-u I-Ln Some discussion arose as todealing with the above petition regarding a. livery stable at once, or referring it to Committee first. r`.nnnninv~ Mnntnnmnrv rnnvn ti-tn}. N-. kn IIIIU LVLUHIUIPDI l.')'JUo ' I `III 7 UL LCLCIILLI6 III II\J \I\IllIllIIIIUWW I-IlUo ` Councillor Montgomery moved that it be , taken up, at the current session, on the ? grounds that the Committee would be bet- ter able to judge of the merits of the case when they come to discuss it, and that as work had already begun on the building in ` question, any delay in` dealing with the ma'.t- ! ter, might seriously a1'i'ect any further action ' i the Committee might take. Soul '0! Scotland, At Home." keep the Sabbath day, _ but there are also other days the Scots keep especially those living no longer in Scotland and one of those ` "is Burns Day, 25th of January. Canadian " aseotemen are great on this day. l. Barrie Sons of Scotland, .being from .circumata.nces; .unall,Q_.f-o "observe tliei25th tliie_ year. dat- At . Scots have been dened as a. people who UUUII GGULBI. GU LU]. J - _ Mr. `A. Urquhart wrote:--With reference to auditgn of. the town accounts for 1891, I find that could not commence before the ' 15th inst, as I have lost considerable time 1 over la. grippeend` expect to be away fori some days, Fl`)... L'..`II..-..2..'.. ........'I:...1 5...... L1... -.....L3.... The following applied for the position of a.ssessors:-Thos Brigham,` C. A. Strange Ulullc `La 3; i 1 Thu rinr1n1Iu:nonn:` "'\I1fl'Il`|II`| *7!-|nf:I':nnnr` Q-Ian 1 UL IU5U5\JlDi":.I.lI\IB LIL Isllullll, \Jo D-I LFIII Q1150 Theundersigned butchers petitioned the Council to pass a by-law charging a. license fee of $25 or more to all outsiders selling meet here except farmers who raise their own stock, W'm Hubbert, G. H. Maundrell, Geo. Coles. John Bingham. F. .X. Marrin, W. Maundrell, R. Powell, Geo. Maundrell, D. King, T. A. Looker. ' T.nI1:un (`.1-snlr nut` AI-Mania v\nf~H>:nnnr1 on `Al, v I A 1 QUGIIIUQ I That; such would be highly injurious to the health _of the occupants of the adjoining buildings. ' - Thor :t urnnl nxni-nrhnntv .:n:-wvnnun I-kn fa to an rgan. Ad-