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"Tvs_65ca; >v vVei'_e:E511Vt S`Ci{iE:aEo _l'.;i:r wi Tlip fr'E8 are oauahftat Mud Lake. Rama.- Thn ""pAnA-An1r|in'I-yang 3: rhnrnnnnl-Ari I1 -V`A'-f11_o'V?15<;;;t;.o;;:o;;E;z;;>:o;e;;e;$yf `the Herald as turning-`away fty applicants `for accommodation last week for lack of 3 LII-IIII IICI UL V ` UIIIIIIIIFII Ill VUIJIIVVUIUIL I 'wit.h.th Methofsc s. s`, of Co okat.own,T had 1). pidpic on Monday in Co). R. LT. Ban:-V ing s grove. A I, 3-- __!_!4__.. Ln. LL - l\_!II!_ -``___A_ _. -`_ -',, _ ..... __a _. ___V .. The twentieth eiiliivertsarv of the marriage [loft Mr. and Mrs. Ahgtts Holliater, of Wye brid e. was celebrated on the 8th inst., at `the qmily residence. A good many friends ahdhieighbors. were `present to wish them God eed in_ the _rema.in1er of` their ma.tri- i monia. journey,` ` 1-1! `I .1 , _,,L _;I,__ 2.. LL- "'?r'-..'7"':'*"4 '-"1 , , _ ` . -'1`h"e gjojhter magh`;ne.in W. P. Cbrisbie s \ `shingle mill at evern Bridge, burst last week. `part of it going through the roof. Luckily no one was hurt. - I , _, ,.I, . __..____S.__. l I .1` III LUBE Will vu, IJUI -' day eyeninst. Atrav mies on 3 bicycle, rm.-2. .-...:... 4...- ...... ..I.. ...-...... ,.........,._ _ A T Hawkesbury is the meanest. place in the world and` 9. majority of its` ratepayers the smallest sonled; _ Some time ago it voted a. bonuspf $5,000 towhrd a reilwsy to be built to the` village sjnfd now, because the road was not com leted for two weeks after the time specihe by the by-law, the villagers byva. vote of 51 to 39 decided to take advant- age of their` right to save paying. It seems there are only thirt _-nine really honest men in 1-la.wkesbury.:- orth Star. ._ Golnx to 'l.'o1-onto lxhlbltton. We are informed that Mr. H. Bunker, will exhibit, all his inventions at the Toronto Exhibition. V V 1r_'L__ _-___- _u_.__. ;_-..:.1...:' :.-u ..:.....a 1213 IIIUILIULL He "has just about vnished` full sized `models of all his attiles, and we have no doubt, but that his exhibit will be attrac- tive. Il'._ 11.-__|__._).. _.._- ._:II `:4. :. ..........A....1 IJIVU. Mr; Bunker s son, will, it is expected, exhibit his. trotting dog. Bunker Bay each ddy, in the horse ring, making trial 3 beats, and also open competition against other dogs, and against horses. The dog has been thoroughly trained and is said by those who know, to make very speedy time. The dog will be on , exhibition at Barrie s exhibition. ` 'A1\"1`u;u.-A UOUK. mv DU Anna. l.'.l!al'- LER. M105 Colliorgg. on Saturday. 27th iner., or 3rd September, betwegn the V hours at M 12 and 1 o'clock. T The grandooi exhibition oi ohino and silver-warn outside of Toronto will be at China Hail the day utter to-`morn-ow. nu`;-m morouoo cm savanna.` V Barrie is in. the hole, _ it s Iacrogse club has been .susper;d`d .Io1` professionalism. Yes- terday the following telegram was ' received` [by Secretary Henderson :- -u1s_-;.`2.' _u___.._._ -_._-'._.1-.: 1'...::..:..1 VJ `."-"'*_`f"."*.v *--`-_-'-v-.-- - T ' `B;m~ie players suspended. Judicial `committee meets at Rossin House Saturday at one. . ` FEED W. GARvIN. This Vniea.na that if the size ension is upheld by the committee that Ori lie. is the only club left in the district. --N ews Letter. _ _1;__-- _.- 1_-_.r 1.-. -.... A.`I........ .....-` To the above we have to say there was nothing. in the charge, of _protess`iona.lism and the club` has `been .ully reinstated.- [ED. ADVANCE] . ' . - Sport! and Pastimes. The first game of the semi-nals. in the champion series of the Lacrosse Associa- tion, takes, place on Friday (tomorrow) afternoon, onthe Agricultural Park betweeh Owen Sound and "Barrie; Balllaced at 2.30 sharp. Owen Sound is credited with strengthening their team with `the very best players, and as Barriefs team is ixfie iettle, _the_~game will". be very` exciting. rm... 1...... n5 1-.1...-~ "5?-stub who were B110 `$61116 WIILDB V61` uaunuug. ' The boys. pf thev an-tie plub who wane suspended- have been *reineta.ted.` . There was no -fouqdetion for _1_:h_e charge brought; by Orillia`. " ,. " eii'.._A -"-`_Wg' . .--- ~ ' Open Air concert. - _ To-night the Citizens Band will give an. open air concert, at the `-usual place. The "following is the program :- 1 March, . The Big 5. . .W. H. Thomas. 2`Se1ection from . . . . . . . "Ma.ritana.. . . . . . . _ _ ` A. , .W. V. Wallace. 3 ,Wa.ltz,. ._The Old Love and the New. . I`. Tnmthinn. I 5 Waltz....Reminiscences,-. Ed. 6 Clarinet Solo. Home Sweet Home. . . 11.. QAA .u B van` nwvvwlglu Jvul. 1`! IIILLIB aht.!;qilar'.; - , :3 . _ . =;1>ah-`yi~*;sou" hniildih a 9 `T stein r Wmr`W9rk%%_f fi _ g . S? 0.; Ii) ,VV&lIaZ,.._".I.u Ulu uuvu nuu uuv uuw .. ` C. Lowthian. 4 Cgyatihe frbm.- . .]eatfice' d_e Ten1tRl:1" _. 1 I .I\'.-\'l`E SCHOOL.-Miss J. Ross wt}! re- P open School'1`hur_sda. .8ept.1sI. Buhgeots. English. French.mus1c. rimar Denartment. fm-Lvnnna children. 47 ST. 3`-36D ' BROKE `lllI`\lIl_l_IVIQp_~- In the fountain you _ th ` gonads V (Gl.enh9lx,ne,' `thfe",.'reaid ei1 bo'Vof ' _r. John Rogemn, High` 'g tifeee, _t_here_ .is"'nqw in hlooman: 9l`9'h,i(T .wa .lzer glilyj (Pentgderia Cqyggcc Oraaapes , major). This rare `an ._ '~p1a.n cnvhb-grown ?-in, ..a;|J'- shallow; ' rpond. Tl3'e-1;.` ism nlalaig into `@311. bhp ed .5`1'7395Q . ".P?:l,11=.-Pn..,.. .".!1i,89 :o}..cha r!1:::bloIpqn I'Q-.&f9 ` at ;a deli- [cute lilac .oolor:i;:Itn:pros'antI. a. beautiful .-1`..r_r..;..A...-1...?` 3- "nlilfdxnt li nf U9 lag!-U 3; V A,_b:e:"u-t; _'i-in'q_Iiite lib. 3emv,!!..trx-" :';% U. J-I ulul-0 Lvvnlolouvn-I % V - Mr. Scott, ' 7 Galop, . . . . Carousal . .E.. T. Collins. b God Save the Queen. - *5 "A1";`e':x;1ciVz'~'- s`sott-., Joseph Anderton'. and Fred Edwards are" back fro1n.their.t;_f1p`to Euro_p_e, ;:s11q1`3},`1;i:i;jgpy;;.w;;1g;1o:gsuem.v$e1dme; 3 '[:_*_{ "'1...'.x J`!!! nu M -`L ,/L. L Is! ' mi _ ..'.l L1 .r;:Ia;.. "4 -1. r Blueberries. _ enebpng are 50. a. pail. * ` iga. . T.dn.b:"snu-1311.;-I.---`.-.. I'I_-__.. ___)_` '-2-_9 _ I, ,r , . ` _. V,`. r - A` number of tI1e;child1jen" in` connction. rith the Methodist S. S. of Co'okat.own.T at r.v_._v'orxs*_, ,;. . `g .5 5 ., ._ .1, E.Ma}lcol1`Li;Bhi nevi` `roller: at any` auto Vnlsvup nu`...-..... from Simde bn Sa " evenin. travelling ch dfsance I An d k:nnn` English. Frepcn. mu-Aw. rrunur uenarumenc. for young cluldren. 47 COLLlE{?. ST 81-36]; I A qua _ L`. ..2.';' '4`. V LL-gV>`5~nuAu1n I50 '00I.0I'o5i'1lU'v<"PIUlIl.IlIl` In uvuuuuun p.n_:eufd ia"quite`:a: rm`-ity.in am pm 1 " ; ~ ' .:....u6.gn ,~.' L`! ,1 .-_ KY8 tang rstajhis year .ia 21}. mill ` lla.r'.:...`::::; > - - -. 1 V SW1?` 60 Mr:-.>`:u'!' `.100 5.` .3! .1" `id 9-"5 733%` "'f3'11i'n'iI 3 'rr _2._I -_ `W ll-' ' ". `-.-W-"r ' WI: th performance, he seam} Epenuh i ., am-10:3 Miidais Ma mu-:ajm-:.a:`a"? ..b`:;m} 3 ma . ` .s.'nuf3 .-1:8 Jms V - 5 IUDIL ` 136 GIG Ill! UUU Uul LIJIIIIUK IRJWLIUUIGII uuu IUGILI of V his success. `Canadian boys generally get to the front when they go abroad and as ecially the Barrie boys. The Doctor le 6 town on Thurs-iAayVa.ft_ernoon. - I.ru' 11- (M on 1`. n _ of, Toronto, is at` `present; a. guest; at Mr John Woods; ` . 11.. ___j `Il S__._ n_._;_,,_ , 1:3,, n1,,I_19.,,, V Kinsley, of'A1la.nda.1e,' i speding her .vac9.ti_on with relatives and friends at .`GIEnca.irn. ' T U51`.---Un buuuuy xuuruuux punt uutu `puc- ta.cles_in case. on nqrth side Collier. be- tween Mary St.. and '1`:-imty Church. Reward. Finder please leave at C. L. SANDERS. 34-34p `VfTvI IvE7lrA-I)7VANCE had a. call last wek from! Dr. W.- Caponpof Philadelphia, we .were glad tones our former bownsman and learn in` 1:3: nnnnn Ann (`la--`us 11:110. 1-using nnnnInI1 , Misses M. Swaisland and L Brown,` and Messrs. J. Smith and H. Burns, of Barrie, were the guests of Miss Jerrett on Sunday |last.s--Alliston Herald. ` - `7 Mg-IT$.;;a1is;"s;&es3{ Mag; Nlockling and Miss Alice Scudds. of Toronto, were visitliing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cristoe last "2-.. fI.V..S __I_;. 'I'.1I!4_I. _;1. -4..- -1 _.,L__.,._ 4 1 _-_ ' Mm emf; is gsegidiug s4n{e 5 "mini; T sh` friends in Toronto. . _'"z{EJ1i3b2eQ{a'1in; of guest of~Mr. and Mrs.- week. ' f ` VI 9910 V _Miss Wright, Elizabeth street. returned on W'ednesday from a. four week's visit to Montrealvandt `other eastern points. 'll_... INSII ___ J _..-2I_A -1 'I`_._-_,L, `I_-___- Mrs. GillZanZc1ZZfamiZ1y,VWf"i;<;1:to, mg been visiting at Mrs. Cra.ig s Mary street. H". Jehhie Graiaam of Udlordbwhq ns` been spending some time_ here at Mr. John- Voods left A on` Saturday for her wetern_ ome. ` - gives Eva.` Freeman is` spehdin her` holi-' days at the paternal home, Eliza. th street. 1: 11'; |,_1. ,4- rn_,,, -,, ,_4_,, 35,, ,, , ""if;sL'x:ic'h3i,k}&"E1r3.}3.L.1{E";g;L&i.}g'Q few days at Dr. Pa.tterson s. Dunlop street, East. - ' - NOTICE is hereby given. that I have trans- mitted or delivered to the persons men- tioned in the Third and Fourth . Sections of "The ontario Voter-~ List Act. 1889. the copies required by the said Sections to be so trans-. mined or delivered. or the List made pursuant to said Act, of all persons 3 es b tre last revised Aeseanment Roll 0 t e sai unicips.`- ity to be entitled to vote in the said Municipal- its at Elections for members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Eieotions;'and- that said List was rst posted up at my omce at Cookstown on the 22nd day of August. 1892 and remains there for inspection. Elm-inm m-p. nnlln nnnn tn examine the said _"I;1_ies Mary Campbeil, of Parkdale, is at gaesent the guest of Mr. and ' Mrs. John oods, Charlotte street. 4 Major Dudman. or Peterboro has been the guest of Mr. R. M. Sheppard for some days. -3!!! . _ _ _ . L- `L-.. _,- "1&s." 1iae;'e~ I turned after a. visit to her fa.ther s `Mr. J. - Penstone, Louisa. street. in. up an I\ tiuv .1 - -'i`;1'i:-1;'ii;-s;2';iI<~)<-)_r_e;'-of 0rillia.', are the g guests of Mrs. J. `Moore, M ary-street. I _ I`I7_IA_4__ 1'I-L-._.. -1 AL- 11-L._._I_-..---_I. Mr Wal Examiner, week. 1'>;te}g," Ina" Pbe:-borough spent a. few days in Barrie last Mr.VBarnitz, wife and family, of Colum- bus, Ohio, are waiting in town. _ Miss J. McDonald, of Toronto, spent Sunday in town. 1ng__,1-n,12'u.1.1_-_.,__.. -2 rI1-_-._j.- V:. ..:..:L " `M1-`s. Geo. Hubbert and daughter, of Toronto, visited last week with Mrs. R. Hubbert. - `V Mia; Edith Freeman, of Toronto, is in her parents. _, 41,. `KT Ci -- -. v- `--- v-_--. Among the passengers on the N. S-. Nev. Co s. steamer, City of Midland,for-Mackinaw this week, are Mr. and Mrs.` S. J. Sanford, M183 Russell, Mr. and Mrs. J ._ H.` Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Stone. 1 If I'D `IT A __ J , HI, iudge Ardagl: ;.I 1c1iS-I-tr.` Ar dagh ` areholidaying on the Georgian Ba. . N, -l__ Cl 1`IT_II_. O T -_-_.A. - ----,. Mr. Fred Stevenson left: Barrie yesterday for Chicago,` II!., to take a. position in a. lucrative business We desire to ex ress our best wishes forthe future success 0 our young townsman. ' `ll , 1,: ,, CIL__`_-._... \l._L A.-_L._' _ .....I . M;`;:,?`3f.`nE8833fo`". `&`:.1`.?t;'f!` `Wy- W**-am w: 3}`%`I`%'$: v`s r`:`.m`.".: a....`,`1`.".;,:.Ei . *:f i;%fi e'wi!e or A. M. Wiles ot a |oi:.~ - t 3 ; "{t$::s:%`ii:E;`a`o .`.`3t`:`...`}:,..;g;%;A. -i..:;1:,gg;~ %*~%%?::&`& III! . ~. _ . . D II; ..~, ___.__);du".. ; `_ uinwr ..v-cu--vi .-... v.- v-v ww---.-- .--_, Mayor '-Creswicke, S, Wells, S. Lount, of Barrie ; Dr. Lount, of New York; Dr. R. Wells, of Waterloo; eDr. Reeves, of New York ; E. E. Williams, of Barrie ; are mem- bers of a party on a shing excursion on the Georgian Bay. ` II I'\ _,-_,.I1 '-;, 3 "`ll'_'__ 1l2I.,-__ - Miss McDou'gall Mid Miss Milner, of Toronto, who have been visiting Mrs. Craw- ford, an Woodlands, returned home on Friday. 1 bu , `_, ,,,,, 1-1:. 'l`n-._._:_ _--_L-...`I___ J v...-..' -v .._.. Mr. John -as-`hens, Mrs, Stephens and: Miss Stephens aft `on Monday for two week s camping at Peninsular Park, It 'I\ A . , _ "I"__.__.A.- ____.._ _ -__ " ]I:I.:-1;;`-t;i: u;,`o-f a. few dayain town last week, the guest of Mr. John Woods. A V , Rev. J. R. Black has gone to Kingston, Ottawa. and other places east:,.bfor a. holiday ` \A2__, | L_____'` -1 rn:n;._.1-I`.- 2.. L._1:.J....:..... H1133 JJUW OI. , UL Iv nu) W ualc, no uunnuu:J with Miss _'Ball at Woodbine Farm, Oro. 11., 1' 'r '1')____._ -_..1I _...:I_ _..L....._...1 H1155 UlIl`l'lU nsgllluu nun .Lu.1oII Luuv 1:456- man, of, Norwich, County of Oxford, are ma.kiug,a.ahort visit to Barrie, the guests of Mrs. Courtlandt, M_ary street. uqp nu try n 1-Iii ,-_1,i__I_ `Zn 1:[.1'..-:a.1`1'<; 1\-I-1:s"._':l:, `R;:-,l`8.~y:,_ ;>vf-V\7Vi)c:>dst'ock, algre goi ng a little rusticating at Peninsular at . "Mr. J. W. Garvin.` B A of Wo`odstock_, | 'ave THE ADVANCE a. friendly call on Satur-A THE ADVANCE desires to call the special attention of its readers to the event of next Monday evening. Miss Laura. Harper will give at the Music Hall then, an Evening of Reading and Song. We all know what may `run nvnnnn from 11`)?! and u Q1111 on Tuesday from a month's camping in Uro. ' :10 0 1'1 , ,, ,1 `ll'9_,., 7119112- 1714.. neaumg uuu. Duu . nu an nuuw vumu nun be expeeted from this gifted lady and the ia.rge_a.i1_die_1}ce that dellghtedly listened to - 71'- `-_L _--_... ...:II ......;...L - At. Stl'eOtSVH10}.0Il Tuesday. KIDt%;I1gl:{i?1E?Mr. 0. J.- Kidd. of Athlone. to Miss Ann 3 Mahoney. of Stroetaville. -` ._ .-I B aoebnd on the KE?'i'`t`1r i:)st.I'3Ii:IRev!.1 E. Sr. Rowe, r.Sa.muel K,,nedy_ to Miss Sarah Baal, both of Bracebridgm ' . ` ` " L ~ - ,__. nnnnm-._-On the 31-d H191 ... It the D8 GXPGQIBLI u:um nuns suuuu snug auu uuv large audience delightedly her in the Town Hall last year` will- greet her again on Monday evening. The opinion THE ADVANCE expressed on that occasion has been veried `and strengthened. by subsequent events.. Saturday Night of February the 20th last in speaking. of the part she took in the" pretty opera the Beggar Student says Little Miss Harper was a decided revelation. Her` opulanty grew with every appearance and er sweet little solo near the close` of-` the opera was most naive and beautiful.. We may mention thht Miss Harper has paid much attention` . to that olassiolpbsing and to those exquihitely . via . "aoeful 1 m pennants embraced in . che. -. .ableaiai.D - rtvef~Professor Kelley and the Drama'tic; l`ransitions of Delsarte-which form` the` modern rh]t9rical* stage. `e rogram ` is` choice` well; seleeted. -_Ml3J'.= I Morganjgvnllz :he _ M -anni: irii\nni'n'1-.~ " ,,_ . `;.ltIg'Trixiy.*' _; :=Sucl1a iszfthn-title "of in "musical. come`d{ `which will:l)e presented at the Music Hal 5 -` esn1:m1uy`sept; 3rd. It is repletevith fun and frolic and answers . well an vehicle for`- Ll - :_.'._u4; -...a .....-....:...zu:*..`.-.4-' nmmnunrunlnvm-. , . a.nd.`tVrouc and answers wen an vcuwu: W; - ,tb :4uci__ mad spqcisities of some wary clever- |zg'a`op1e. K 'rs_tauioi1 ~t.he perramaars is`-May .u.. .w o ;with .unanestioned`- ""?-.?- V..*'" ".*1' `accompanist ` ` "OPTB. "First amongtne perrormera l5'l.V.llby mxth ;~'Robbin3s. who, ;,with:: upqnestioned` Nam. ' it . 9ucce9da._in-the ; _o `qu'_,w`11ic* are avored with`&hpark19;nnd,.hnzbitlfbliaiiiggfeqting, rggentation o_f Sh.,-l??.51}.'.` 9999LE5'"31iP3r * 0 . hdracter impQ|;apig.tqr,.'j_am`g} ._u_.`tqq>_'1`- fj,,;lp_an ~ordi_nan.; elm Thc,-af9!;_ With`, which ~both: -, :' ..aompa_.ny. has been r e&`"ihUuldilund':`+u:u~aum' _u:.; .u...am.I.z 512.12. 11.1] will.:}uAt:_nrnwd'n53 gum um. DOIZI INI(_)N; on ;*dA NA1T)iA-i=diJn onrrluuom . A Ma-to. ... 2. w: Vfgzh th the se 4- N`. n-'-n3 ! 3'-.7r(i:,?'.?: Z". 51:}: B -~";.'. -' -;x )3. aayi v LIP > ( ` Miss Lbwei, of Willowdale`, is holidaying JLL may BA n`I- `xrl\AI"\:I'IA `Pavia (`I'll m1s'1};?3L}}; Qn iii$Ti11i$ Egg- ...-. A` `Tans-run (`nial-I1 A` urn cm 3ra.c6Dnu$U- `fi`3?a. Mr. Peter Currie to Miss Ellen eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew ~ Jam-d.i_n_e. an of Nottawasau V ' , 11.-.Tu-nn __On the 10}! im:t.-. At `$118 *.:::.'==~..::. `=22 rm the nons. Personals. ' Toronto, was the 'I'..I.... `IT..'..l.- I....a. UL ULIWU. W D II 3o1m Wo'odfI 11$: "1' B crowd;a&.? `u-u.-nan `Iv visit- up i _ 51 am `.:?';;,.;'.'.' .`{I.':39Iq*m0a x.';`:l I"::o1=:"1 at-.'=?. '31: J_`:x'!.=`::m`.>8 ,:r3;..17.L> `~e:}:.*E .==:t.Ev5. Hf _ AIIIu$-'VIl_IIIIi(I(r_lua_.uI.'II I,` ` '1i'YQIhnz::. ' Barrie. This is one of the excellent com- puzzle: that has been booked by the Amuse- ment Enterprise.. The plan` of Hall will be opened this weeket R. A Douzla.s"Jewelery Store,- where 7 seats` fo1`?'-e.ll ' entertainments appearfing un_del.' this management may be secure . - , .7 ..; L8.t;wee_l:V-1:6 publi:b-ed the names of the pupils ,who, passed the _-, Entrance Examina- tion 1n~Ba.'1`r1e'a.t the late `examination, but -without the gures: We now publish the -stapgijug` of each,.` the gures` having . been an plied us by Inspector Morgan. nL"Iun' `Inow ARK Ann-no Tltganiz `AER unn remams mere tor 1nlD5' Electors are called upon to examine the said List an it any omissions or an` other errors. Ne found therein to take imme late Dl'009d' Inga to have the said errors corrected` according to law. . 1 EVE `SUI?! "-\Il4|IJ'lJllLUIIU '4IflIWJ \JIlKl ` ALIS` 3`3J9"Z George Gregg 465, Archibald *:n`der- "son 494, Edward Hill 495, William Holmes 409, Walter "Hunter _483, Muir: Jamieson .540,_Wm. J evons 439.sW;alter Johnson 383,; Wm. Keat 489,, Sarseld Kennedy 420, Truem_an` Kidd 447, Reginald Kortright 504, Bertram Luck 470, `Percy Martin 448, John Maybee 457, Herbert McLeod 446, Fred. McKee 400. Arthur McNa.b 515, Walter Ormsby 482, Robert Orrock 50], Ralph Plaxtoxi 393, Mtitthew Robertson` -381, An- drew Rona.ld"434, Victor Rose 404, Ed. Shaughnessy 418, Percy Smith 466, Harley Whitebread 423,` Cecil Wilson 416, Nellie Bla.ckmore.462,rBerl:ie Booth 431. Iris Erly 461, J esaie Galbraith 496, Gertrude Gibson ARV T\J.'\`l`. llinnnn 15:99 \T.....-.: 11...... 9'70]. " `;i`5$`vi3 1n`e`7*'ZEf` X&Z"'B1ack 453, Frank Blll'C0l1`407`, John Craig 499, Fra`mk Coope_r 487$, John Elliott, 438, Cha.1;}es Ellis` Q07 flan!-`an llrnnn ARK A.ml.:lm'.L-`I T-Innrlnvu lv UUDlW \IIUl-CIU-ll XUU, \.XUl. UL ULIU \.l`I|lGlII.l Z57: Didiixh Green 533, Naomi Green 379;. May I-Iamlm 379. Martha Hunter 517, Jane Marsbnll 439, Evelyn Milbee 497, Maggie C. Morrison 450, Mary Moran 452, Jessie McPbee 448, Rose Pass 409. Henrietta Prior 400, Edith Quinn 514, Minnie Boss 594, Ida Russell 382, Zillah Stevenson 421.. . 1'... LI... Jul`.-........a. 4-...-- Ll... ........`l4..; ....v..... . '1' U UULIU V V PGGBUIL U]. L CUUIII llIULI\.IU`lo Midland Model School. .17 `wrote and. 15 passed or recommended. I).`......d.......'....2..`I......... I ...J,.'I Q.-.I....-'I "I `manta UL L UUUIIIIIIUII LICU o Orillia. Model School, 33 wrote and 29 we believe -passed or recommended. I/Hzllnn Mnn] gal-nun] 1'7 nnnnfn an!` 15 "iI1"cie"~EZ"`}5 v?LL`'1;' `I-eifa were =_% Barrie Model School, 43 wrote and 33 passed 0:: recommended. n._:11s- 11,14 u [.1 on ____._.Z_ ____1 nn HGBBUII UI. lGUUllll.llUI.I\.IU\.lo Pnetanzuishene Model School, 7 wrote a.nd7 passed. - F Ebenezer Donn 428. William Wel's 407, i Ida. Coulson 438. Marie Dunn 415, Margar- etta. hing 466, Martha. Morrison 415, Sarah Preston 420, Agnes Ritchie 405. 'rhe'nne-c an lay of (mum and Silver- ware In the unty on Saturday at china Hall. A Terrible ratauty. , Last Friday morning, Mr. James A McKee, an employee of the Singer Sewing Machine (30,, was fatally injured at the Tollendal crossing of the Northern Railway. The un- fortunate man left Barrie about 11 'o clock that morning with a horse and wagon in the pursuit of his business, and by some means .as he neared the crossing which is an ex- ceedingly dangerous one, by reason of the conformation of `the land near it preventing the sight of a train coming from the south by a personapproaching the crossing. and often of hearing the whistle. coming north struck the horse that Mr. Mc- Kee was driving, killing it instantly, and shivering the vehicle into a thousand pieces, and the man was struck and his right arm shattered and his ribs were comminuted. Hewas picked up and brought in an express van to Barrie, but died shortly after arriv- ing here. He was quite conscious and asked the doctor if he thought there was any hope for him, but in a few minutes he sank away. He leaves a wife and seven children to mourn his sudden and terrible death. The widow is the daughter of Mr. Davis, of the Examiner. The -deepest sympathy of the community oes out to the bereaved widow, children an other relatives. mLo`I1mnhn` I-nnlr -nlnnn `Frnvn Y-lwn The express U .- -..... air. mN'r1Na,. - Clerkiof the Municipality of Essa. mgfited at Cookstown this 22nd day og4%g1gust. Vs - CCT to u-wxvv-U Last Mdifeiiy;--Mr`.~-"Alixander Wiggins 1}:hd(I.thgz-top.-of thb:iecbhd.ngr oi the right AhbntbE;tnd~.rth::third (-ngers: ctushedb o '.Of:'Ml'.: . In,` , '.l1).1:.'.a_~. .1 _1.._.1I-..a.:...:, ..~ . UUILUIULI uuu. UDIJCL lUlIlJI.VC5o F The funeral took lace from the family residence, Kempenfe dt, on Sunday last, to the Union Cemetery, and`wa.s very largely attended. The members of the Orange 1 order, and the Ancient Order of Foresters,` of both which bodies the deceased was a. member, attended the funeral, preceding the hearse in the procession. The Rev. Mr. I Cuthbert ofciatedsat the efuneral. A . On Monday of this week a single wicket match was played between Messrs. Whit- taker and Davidson vs. David Powell, the latter having won the toss elected to bat, running the score of 4 runs, his opponents only making three, Powell thus winnin the match by 1 run. The chief feature 0 the ame was the bowling of Whittaker and owell, both of whom were on the wicket all the time. The scores all round were good considering the excellence of the bowling. A large gathering of ' people witnessed the game, and judging from the loud cheering and frequent applause the game was highly appreciated. Another match was xed for next Wednesday. The score was a follows : D. Powell bowled Whittaker. . . . . . . . . . . . 4 I J. S. Whittaker bowled Powell. . . | P. [Davidson bowled Powell . . . . .; Vnlarket Noun. ` - -The market on Saturday was not quite up to the -average though a fair amount of business .was done`. The following were -current prices on` the market square:-- 119i. -. ans, hr-_ L _ _ n . __ AA L- AE- _'_-__ Wheat,.72"toV-75c.;_barley, 40 to 45c.;'rye, 750. to 80; `oats, 280. to 30c;poa.se, 55c. to 60; hay, $7 per ton; straw, $4 50 to $5; beef, whindquarters, $6.50 to $7 ; fore- quarters, $5.00; mutton, $8 per own; nm-I: KR an fn-rnrkpvn. 10:2 in !ln_' nm-- Uvth; guy, VI 1101 U01! 5 Bylaw, V-2 UV UV 170 , quarters, own ; fork, $5.50 to$6 ; turkeys, 10c. to 11c. per. b.; , ducks, 60c. to 70. yer pair; fowla, 60c. to60c.; untrimmed hldes, $3.50 to $4; pelts, 400;; lamb skins, 50c. ; .butter, 140.` to 16c ;~eggs,v llc. to` .120 per. Vdoz.; w_ool.~`l6c 'to'.I8c.; wood.` $3.25 to 7.8-.HlL an-nu nnht:n.\AOn`lnn ma n uu&.; WUUI. LUV UU-LUUuj Ivvvug gag.` V33`-`5_0.A P?!` cqrd; potgahoen, 50. a bag. . " Dr. `Morton : fauiiliarface is again to_ be I seen on our streets. He has just returned from g. lgngthengd visitgo Australia and other-parts` bf`th e'v3or1_&;` The doctor looks ,w'e2l and.`-has "dently ourished in the A.s.=.s..:...1-..1:.'o..+.'.`...=1.'.." nag: m'm.'a 1.`. his" tmvnh - %sp:gn4om% mm-. 1111."... .._ _..`-._-_..". -r.`1.;. .x'xi.`.'...:.`.: .1.`.....'. ...... caution. ` . Some young men think themselves gentlemen, but from the language made use of by them last Wednesday evening at the head of the bay, they are a poor example of gentlemen. The Ian uage was aomethin temble, and the wetc man at the mill h _ to go and check them and threaten to throw `them in the lake before they would stop; If they had an Interview with thepolieo magis- gite tit would be a. lesson that wou1g'1:iothbe . 39 ten or a. while. Itis tobe-ho A _ t at l_tw1ll not be repeated. It Wold be 6 good `(lea for the Town Council to,h'Ve the :(`)%2;;\1:']atcl1me11 at the mill! hitedtaa es, so that all they we j ,l\a.ve to do Would be to summon the `guilty parties P and have them ned. " L .l.(L _._;l.\[U. Y,!.lJ.1.L_.l.-I:.I`J Dl..I.\.uu_\I.I: u.Ll.'.u 3, ...-.: v -'.`u'` ' `- go at on.c.' V. Johh; divs . em i '13.!-?l1i.l1 .~I':: --Ha? 1.193 the best .IP.I; ,*!hM'.~ W61` zgrm.-.ine.th9ropics..'9m1_r9e,;fr9n1 9du1te.r&- Y than ' Tl"vn n-uinhrl now 9 JVUII unu 1165 cvluuuuy l.lUI.ll'_l.D_lIU\l. gu none 1 'jv`1fid` 1im te he' ha foun ;I in: his" tzfavels. '79.` 1"`! SH? 9! ,V.| .`V'9. ."": . F.` Ztion. 'D ye mind,` nbiv? A smug Wicket mason. A Terrible Fatality. (.1 Nth __ 119: ELMVALE. '.l.'l.1.A'l.'n I K; 1'45 IIALV . Solicitors tor Executor:-. Daled at Barrie 18th day of August, 1892. 34-37 m'.{ :5 5- 955: (1; ,!'; PA1uem.PHEn*'s E11011. Poms. union an-runs xtrcnnr ` ` -vlejixfyvt Vsnvlereunnz nun uosqnpy * *"" hapter of Local History. ` ..LTh?a'nk'~f~yn, `Mr. Taylor," for that nice ~bouquet.~ -;. -3- v .-_' - ff. --Mars is still a beautiful object in our evening sky, _ ' -Dr.' Parker is expected at Collier street next Sunday. ' -The schools will re-open next Monday after the long holidays. -.--.rrII `Tv`7'.l`(:L7bil_;.-cii;1ens Vglleapest in Barrie at Hunter, Sazfjeant &/Co s. -Ben. Harris/on s little game has not dis- turbed this great Dominion. II n-1 1 A- igst nished a. ne steam yacht for_.Mr; A.tTait, of Oz-illia.._ . t'\/\ 1 up n-A ------- J----- ---I ---- --- -----v, v- v-------_ -August 22nd, Mr. James Scroggie, 73 l years of _age. Many returns of thevday, .,._1\, '1 1 p I t3'Do1i : buy ybzu; Uyou see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark '81. Co.'s VFL- C1_I._-L2-__ A.__.,_- _21I L_1,`I 3L; ?`l',.., -M;ss Ellen McCormick, so well known in town, passed away to her rest, on Wed- nesday, 17th. `In-_......l...... -__ AI4___-n-_ 13-`- `Ll; 1:: UV. ? S -Tl:e Salvation Agmy will hold its Har- `vesb Festival Services next Sunday and 1 Monday. 1111 -1: IN 9 I no. ~\lr. Ge/o rg;e Reedy, who has 'b_e'en over; the water on business and plealurejoombin-V ed, has returned, and seems to`ha.v ;~ i`iided 3e\'eI`aI hnrnnn n...J..J.-_-2.... 1.. L34. uva:n`\I-_ -__-__,` _-- -A.l-<);Ig_Tx"a.ft of logs was brought down the bay to Messrs. Mickle & Dyment s mill, Tuesday morning. ' fI`\I_`I 7.`I`lI 1.' . p _-..v..-J , .. ---. Remember our Alteration Sale thin w0Ckg_J:o Fife. 91 u 1. 1 - ` --Th:a Kendrigk brought 3.. party of camp- ers from the neighborhood of Sutton to town on VVe-Jnesday afternoon last. run 1 `I .1 A .1 . IA 1- -The sad (ieath of the late Mr. James McKee will occupy the preacher s attention at Christ Church next Sunday evening. 1 'r\ 5 -nu gnaovv vuunvu Laval: >.Juu\uuuJ vvvunug 4Rev. A. Langford, Brampton, father of the present pastor, will preach at the west end Methodist church next Sunday evening. vv (`I9 -I'\ . 1 n I try --V. W. Brother Samuel Wesley, has been appointed Grand Director of Cere- monies iu the Masonic Grand Lodge of Ca.na.da.. vwuw-uwu --Mr. Thomas Hobley knows what to do with the Tarautulas he nds among the bananas. He bottles them for school museums. ' --Last Monday a. young girl named Orock fell from a waggou and received some severe bruises. She was taken into Mr. McN'iven's shop a.nd`a.ttended to by'Dr. Palling. 1'- $Remember the Musical and Dramatic entertainment by Miss Laura Harper in the Music Hall on the 29th inst. For full particulars see bills and programme in a few days. -A crank approached the Queen s oar- ria e the other dayzandg saidhe and others ha sworn to kill her unless she resigned. He was promptly put under arrest as a lunatic. F'Ta.ylor s Dental rooms, Sanders Block. Special inducement for summer months. Nitrous Onide Gas for painless extraction of geeth given free with sets of teeth. Best set 10. tf. -Rev. George Grant, B.A., Public School Inspector, Parry Sound District, and Mrs. Grant, were in town for a while on Tuesday. We were glad to see them at 44 Mary street. 'll'_, 1,__j lVL_,,_ ,_,,, 1_` L,__-,_ _-__L-,_,`I,_. ....e nsuu'I1e(l, ano. seems no nave rluuuu Several pounds avoirdupoise to his weight. smce he started from Barrie to see the; C199 ones in the green Isle and get good ba1`89'. from the wholesale dry good: men in 95.9" land of keen trading. THE AnvAxqlf 1! led to witness these evidences 0f:8'p.19P?9t 1p. 7` . 14 DUI. CU U. --Mr. Fred Stevenson left town yesterday for Chicago, where he has secured a. good situation. Good-bye Fred, THE AD\'A.\'CE is condent that you will make your mark like other Barrie boys. I I 1 @The biggest sh are the ones that we just get as far as the top of the water, now why do we say this? Well, it is merely to draw your attention to what we want to tell you. If we started right out and said you ought to buy biscuits made by the Toronto Biscuit and Confectionary Companv you would skip right past and say that s an ` ad. We want to add you to our already long list of customers, try a box of our snow akesodas and you will be convinced we do as we say, make the best biscuits in Canada, and Canada is a big place. LCQL IIUUQ JUL LLIULU LU I IJLIIIILIII UL l(I\JU and useful information about the progress _of this great Dominion. ` 91- MI . 0 I `:1. - n I . -The eect of the lightning in one of the `manv thunder storms of the season may be seen here and there. Quite a large maple in front of Deputy-Reeve F1etcher s resi- dence was struck, and is dead. In the same storm the residence of Mr. Rogerson was i struck and a large pane of glass broken. -_rnI I . n l -'- ---- _-- --.v---. Our attention has been called to a re- markable instrument for examining and pointing out every defect and disease of the eye and sight It is the only instru- ment of the kind in existence, and being protected by patents can be used only by the inventor, Dr. Jebb (formerly of New York), the renowned optical specialist. He is enabled with this instrument and his many years of study and practice, to t spectacles skillfully. when all others fail. Cures painin and around the e e, head- ache, neuralgia. inammation an granula- tion of the `lids, lashes "falling out, and straightens cross-eye and squint without an operation. Seein is believing. Read his testimonials. ` $I`he only optician in Canada making the grinding and tting of com licated lenses for the-eye a specialty. .Wil be at Chas. L. Sanders jewelry store Tuesday, Aug. 30th, and will remain till sap 3rd only. Consultation and examin- ation free... . . _, x ~ igguhas his` A ` .. nu Father Very Ill. ..Mr,.~John Bonney, of .Urown Hill, came hgme from Byng Inlet North last W_ed_nes- "day in conseguenceof a telegram, announc- ather, Mr. Edwin Bonney, was ..very low-..-and . not expected to. live. The V .old gentfeman who is 76.yea,rs of age had 9. `fall sonie time sgb which is proximately the cause of his present illness. Mr. E.` Bnuney :15 `Q0? o_f.the pioneers of this part of jSimcoe '_(3<>fI.1:n:ty_,1vv_i` end brghly respected. i -THE , ADVANCE acknowledges the re ` ceipt from the Hon. John Carling, Minister of Agriculture, of a. copy of the Statistical Yegr Book for 1891. It is brimful of facts ,_, ,,,`l SHE -:---Q9-T - 3`~0otton- Undorveut for-'25 etc. at J. F' .'..- . ? . '- `I. i ---v1-vw- -1-- .-v-. The annual monster G. 'T. R. excursion to'.'Gi'.imhb .'Phik'and.Niuga.ra. Fa.lls'will be 9:} Sag;r Av ,.14_ug._- _It. will lude '31 points _r_o.m. hprtlf By to Hana ton. H'e1iso'tI-,-`Taylur and Clarke M115 be at l'V..:.`..LI..- .'I12.J--5- 8-..... `I)4....:.. D] on ..-_.1 $1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE . , swam corms, rrvn: omen. VOTERS LIST I892. A-i L 4;-"manner zxopiuoh.- -1. naked Together. ..._ U_;..__. __ __ ---o4-o----- A Wanda:-tul Invention.- ` .~O %S d mogintl air G01`:-1 c- |O?:[:\lnq :2. r-.1sl:.1a::AA:xn north side Ca1lier-pga- :riP remnsular h- The followig have reg. - `>1 pasbweek :- ` V d VM-r. Mr. and Mrs. (*:'na(J1fr:.:. "P; 3932?`? W I . , . and M53: rs. Geo. Boyd. Mm GElng5`" J 4' Kerr'Fi=`* `L I ;'h9oL'V 1.590%" Week pgrance and h and th D Y8 , a- -v--v-v-.1 ,,"'-V e artment states l'tht_ .. } V Ems: now be `0'mP,19].. 911 .in2e**#i*:'i = {- an Inspector: `at!-v1'3`l . A .4his.resu1ation hi :2 w3"n355{' . e"i::'V wotice to creditors. sv.:.,1;`*"'"e* ms `mt mwh Temneranoe In in " r :3. L A - 9`!3|.?.1- .% '. ` gaoggflgar sent out recently bf!` .-< 3 sum. W 11501], M_['_ H, Mrs. Q90 B J` .` , Yd. Go!`-in famlgm Flake. Mrs. " A. Y: Mr. and Mrs. Ross, ' G` K9113. all of Toronto, ;; Rogers, Mr. .$n_(}/2' [ 3, Mr. Mn. ' 'C'liaLpman in Mr. and M_ T .m-` ; .\ I` J l G4 Tixv ADVERTISEMENTS. *-:o-o o- In 3i"l\,l1`nu ..__, 1 . Back From the Old :m. N .84 WH Ll! Ix, ` smr?nL WESLEY. ` ._:-_._. Peninsular Paris` 3 t9l.; ,T," 'l]`nl'l1:nm L- .-- ..___!._L_.._ .I...J.._.I.. IA. Duncan -any----au--c STRATHY 8: EFn:N. Qnl i M tnrn fnr Erna 53::-tn. ,;..>\ 43; ? ,.;u`,",c gg)g;;;}.i 3h` hil:bN%QIlli lip? (50 Inga $I'if3'i.`*f!. m_2m1w.e19!- aqua. u-q ngerous qpo , .'~;gn5,~,??_hd limuwu .v.u as-1 a[mmV u1inLII4n1SL?11Iii!4 Tnzz 1is. A The burk`pg1i_n:g s,3i:A.I`oti _Thi,1_11*f1\/I_1'1_a'l;"o`l:'_." is` `a.bou.tTov;e'_r1..-_ , \ _ . Tons -=o`f Tb1u2eb;drries' `are being `shippqd from Muskoka. ' ' ` ._ T ` % ' 3' dig 'Oondo_nu( thin Intornittng graph: torngvqngo Radon Who Like The Ilia-r>ow of thovllqavt. `Ill. 1" . .' `A un|i;o n S`lVlil;d.f8;y4-(`3Vh0;)1 picnic wag givefn.;i o.tB_urk s Falls pn Tuesdpy. ,_ ' ` ` ' = A i V Messrs'LCrxi`sksley-a.xi(`l`.f_EV[u1i t;er are en't'.i'o,t- } ing`Mid1o.nd sinners-V0 -repent.` *3 ~ ~ A `car load of cattle was ahipped.froir1 Creemore (by Mr`=HiseyA_l_a.gt ,wee'k_.g % ` 'l`hn m-m'm:u .:m nI=".."'..`..4.`_1..`.11 `..i.".L" :;. "....: A `l;:1'me!`0l'|l i1.1MuskoVl':':a -th ripeningpf the b.er1ji,es.. ' ` ul'ucuIuI.'u surf` `flail! `. , 3 _ _ The orgahizing oflaffdot-bp.ll. olliljlih hgi-V i tubing the people of Price ; Corners. ' % rn____ __,_ _1s 3-;;,, 1- . - -- Wi`;'=oVna;n .}.7r&Z{n puma school passed the Entrance Examination. "iL'a1;`~ZJr}E 'uI;';'.IJ} f;.11 is to be erecte at Bracebtidge by a.` r. Da.\fis. Q l__-an... H-cl. lII_:_I.. n....n. an -4 r Ta`i.I.1;;`&Z;.1"vi3$; ;:}o}7$i'.Jo .. :. Fyleu`. -. V- -'-. `II I Ccuuu. .n`--'u- uni-Vuuxn BY sitcom Ann I ~ nxouxau A8 Loon. xlws. i?| Mr. and Mrs. Aeus Hollister, 6f `bridge, lately celebrated "their jhixia V wed- ding. 1\II l'I'\ WJ:hn Dallas, of -Duutfoon, had his teeth lnocked out. theother day by a fx`o'I_n af A orse. V ` , " V ' E Thef no `dam e donein - than qeigh-J`! borhood .of Victoria` arbor by the great; thunder storm. L * A 1 ;i\i;1'skobo apples mo said. to be news: mu 1; those grownin the` more southern counties ' of Ontario. v ` "'3I1EIgvI$1i?s mg mg is axed` am 25; mills_ Whether the luxury is enjoyed or not we cannot now. ' _ 7' West VE_ssa. had two`; fingers nearly cut off last week while feed- ; ing a. threshing machine. ` _ \ , I ,,,I,,_,I ,,_, ,1! VA 1iJcsIe'g'if,T amg1 Zof Mr. H'ugh;Paton, of Everett, fello a. wagon the other day ` and broke one of half arms. WJ'oi{.{}i.1;}{mI1{;;;`3&3` appointed om. seer of Fisheries by the Dominion Govern-~ ment.-Mid19.nd Free Ppess. VA ` ftvme "hundred candi- dates who tried the examination an Orange- ` ville lately, have passed. ` l A I!L;l- -, _ .1 `IE, 1"I';_-_I, 1141.-., 7 """' " """"""' ' ' " " ' ""' The tourist season in `-Muskeka.` will. soon be over. ` Everybody up there is trying to v make hay while the sun shines. A "\ `I5 I ';m;;;en.n.;;.s Qvjriee Liahrangers are in abundance looking over thetimber limits that a.re.to be s_old inoctober. `. ` ' - '"i$i.Ci~a;iw, :>Vf`7]VE_x'_ere1V5t;,'VlT1e;s|Val1i`;>ped from that burg" 100 pails of raspberries a. week- since the season for them opened. nu , -n, ,.,s,,._ -_,, 1. _1.1's._'_ _..--:-I _-`__L2_..._ BIIIUU DHU BUNBUU l.Ul' I-JIIUIIII U2UUUUo ` The Baptists are holding special meetings at Creemore. and Rev. Mr. Trotter of_the Barrie-Baptist church, is assisting. V- in: re nn .- ,I i,,_ ,,, _,___-| L " """"" 1 The Tay council recentlypassed 9.. by-law 1 prohibiting pigs from running at 131' e. = The pigs however, pa.yno heed to it a.,s t`. ey run 1 Just the same. -' . ' 1:, |ts.I_I_ 1'\-_,.._,_L 0. :1-.. .__:II I__..;' TOTICE is hereby given pursuant to `the Revised Statuteso Ontario. 1887. Chap. 110. Sec. 36, and amendments thereto. that all creditors and other persons having claims against the estate of James Miller,_ late of the Towmhip of Medonte, farmer. deceased. who die ti on or about the 10th day of J uiy, 1892. are required on or before THE FIRS1` DAY OF OL I`uBER. 1892, to send by post. prepaid. to Messrs. Strathy 8; Eaten, barristers Barrie, solzcitors for the egecutors of the said deceas- ed. a statement 1n writing of their names and addresses, and full particu`ars of their claims. ` And notice is hereby given that after the said first day of October, 1892, the said execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amcn the parties entitled there- to. having regard on y to the claims of which the shall have had notice, and the executors wil not be liable tor the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim or claims they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. Il'I'II\ A lIIfY" Q. TIISIIIIIQT turn. ' ..-__- _..`. -_..- -_ The Cardwell '<;o:r:r'menced in. serial story-t-o wit: an account of the Editor's trip to thga Pacic Coast and re- III 51' -Id wt A denizen of Utngton writes :-Aftor a long and tedious hay harvest, caused by the` M wet weather, the crop may be. said to be ` now secured. ' I '"1'1;s}."1-si:k1e, Dynlnent &~Sn viii mr one of the best shinglb mills in the country when the onenow building at Severn Bridge ` is completed_._ - ` ` " An_,, `ll-'I\__._I_1L_ 1__._;. ____`.h. I`H---L..:.J..... ` " ""'I"""T' - . , .. ` Allan McDonald's barn near Wyebridge, ; was struck by lightning Wednesday last, 1 and burned, together with 18 or 20. tons of ; ha.y.-Free Press. ` V A ` nu, _ -.I, _-, j___ InnL_-I_-;__ - I.-__I_|-`l.......:-- ` ;nauen|sry.;_;q,:: 4' Pf-".5? T` ., 1 dah1I6d ou*tHa*d`t1ner.;- $1 fygp `of `his fathQ;r!t' 1&1 ii} Infag H3 V. yisbn,-hr I to. p 0038?,` Q5f|'Y_|G: LIIU Uhum: "LIE IUU UIIBBULB Ul. ll ILUAIIZIJUIIAUB wereshipped az Svem Bridge for different points. This is the largest shipment. ever % made from that place. . L _ ,1 Q; 11:31....) 1.-..'__.. `(V1.3 Four vesselsvarrixvedsst Midland from Chi _ cage in two or three `days last vveek, wlibse aggregate loads were 80,000 bushels of. corn and 24,421 bushels of oats. ~ - A - ' 1 I` , ,LI_-_, 3,... Bargains In (ildvos `and Hosiery at Jo Fyf0"a ' I ` ` ~ ,0 TTIIV _.A, ..__ _,_,!A _; L'-EL-.. - Mr Sticklea. of Lisle, lost -the other day, 8 lambs and 2 calves by the upper oop of the car_giv1ng way in which they were be-V ing transported to,l`oron1ao. 1:: u, ,_ ,1 111,.-- _'n____. __-___..A.I__4."- -L..-I. 4-`, o-. v -. v--._ V. v__.-... nxunmpalny oftlne Townump oi Essa,` -Cou nty of Slmcoe. I-A-'5 V---Irv? -I-W '-v.'--v- v--in - The Midland `Free Press as. s`tha.t' a shock of wheat in Mr. John Foster 5 eld, on the 9th,conceaion of Tiny was struck and con- sumed. by lightning last week. A 0:10, ,,,_I,1 __._L .-_.l__ L-.. ...-.. -.. LI..- """" "J "5."----a -"" " "--- - V Orillia. could put _ o'nly ten men on the eld in; the lacrosse match at Barrie on Tues- day, and the wonder ie that our boys se- cured the goal they did.'-`-Times. I -, !, LL. __ _. .1 LL- ..--..-.. ..L vvu---- v-v a---- ---y' Berry picking is the rage of the season at West Essa. Every day loads of young peo- pleere seen wending their way to the" pine Elains where` there is an abundance` of uokleberries. I T Bertha Denton,_of Novar,_a. little girl of 12 years, was sslitting sotrgekindling, 7w_ood last Manda an fell on the a.x.e,. cutting a terrible gas in her leg, '-requiring surgical aid to sew up `the wound. * " : I , ,3 --..-._-.1-.*l 4.L..- ..:lI.nA (nu I.U nvvv lay uuv uv--av" Creemore band serenaded the` village council last week `and "get $50.-Totbeuham Sentinel It, would be _int.erestlngA to learn- it -the $50 wuin conpldarqstion :p_'1j gigs ; l9.Ip nab ds5i`n g1a.ziy.mord serenading-. 2: . 4 up: II~ 1 vl_' ..__.. L- .I...L-R3131 `and establi`sh"a'.'f:u lie school :n\iao`_u_:p.` It 1. . _ {9} v___ on LlU,II uUu|5_.q;_a lllvsv, -..v..V.........,u.` A Midland is goin to imitate Tottenhojm, is said the territory therea.,bo`ut is rich in Indium relics, amit iunlso deeplyiuteruting in-fhitto't1!_o:a2.i-noo!ationu.=f * \` ' `J ff :; ` :.Dur'in " tho thunderstorm ofMondn"i1ig11;i: . last wee , 3 horses belonging to obert Nolzldi, iiliith. .line;'.Mulmur, {Inge kill, .!> tr; s.:in. .p.nn,r 0 - r,::if2*Iot l`2,4th`dme,`(;al`w hail P.,1\_!! `ii! ed: 41.1.. th--* E91119;-.!1&nnP-:-5-.. Creelnore .`."-:`rV ` V A A _ 5 ruawip " ' ::b: 8vt'niii-`*`A4iNwt* ofth 5:: ` " i6i1`;7f;'N67ttuv?atug9},*'bti a` ,~ ' NIL xegnb! fen 99: ;!L.``A. "iwt?-iota `ml .. if otlg sggfggsizg d bhwasuga' #9 `flyi 1 amputd 21` li`6 E6 ,. - %o9:-_1'1{`= % %`;g` qf1e6t`5%1!% mhtw: `y ea:I `gg1,.,.3(;he1g1gq.;}mb.bd 05 !t ' `3.".`;fi .. ' uh. ..n.`.i.`uia m rmdiink 5 I --'i"he other -dag i66 baskets of hucklel;;ar}ies I vguna n`n=nv-nut` oi Qlrnnn` `Ru-{Ann fnr :`;#dl`li,hf'. ` T .91 i=ARnm- Ivan OOUNII Pr I'Mh'Ii'5"."r -lm .sma ' ' all OI '1` UDUG Wununwu ' ..McLEon.-0n the 10 h in t.; t I V Burleaidence or the bride's tether. gy` ` R.ev.uz. McDonald. Mr. Donald Bell. Hdinilton. to. Miss Mary Ann Moheod. daughter ,0`! Mr. Murdock McLeod. Nettawassga. - med. WATSON.--At Bracebridge. 17th inst" `Gag;-kg L`:i:`:3 `.:`m3*,:m.'k W~*-em used =++ HlOTT.--II1 _Collingwood. on, '1` end `, Ad ' . *6'2;vM':92w%.:?:;, re ~%"'= 1553 n r . o ilnonthe and 12 days. . .8. '2 yous. 4 N cmnLs-AL the residence of M . P. ` I Beech street, Collingwood. ten 1eI.},'"_ (1;1orenceV3V Isl1z(z1a.lIJtht only child 0': `euraze . an zz.e ` strect,'1`oront0. O eh V218 Bleeker` B"*::;:2%-za2::?`;h22dT:::d& :?a*:3; Byrnes. aged 18 years and 8 months. McK1~:1c--At Barri 0 th 19 James McKee.segec1g45yeea.1-s,th Aug" E92` 01 Ill: Awvuynuu; `BARRIE;. GOUNr 0F~SIM`COF.,, ONTARIG, AIIIGUST 25,1892. % ..;`_q9g,;-9 agg acmn z`or,a.jp1oMugnmg mason.` . I ' grain? Fdxlnead. is 9.11` `ripe rand ghe yfgather ipr ;11nrTye_sting.p magni-; # . I-u" I...i 3- _. "..: ` 5 5". ` - ' I 5. 77 _ Iv iV_)-.,)-rillJi9. a. _exports is fr9g`s 195:. |`Two.`ca.s'siwere sent to Chicago 1351:` wag f'l1K'_ 1..-".-__. A..- _-___L`L _L 112,) `I -I__ maA~l;1 yVw'rVisitor the Orillie. '|bo`at-~re,.ce. {on Monday had her ocket picked,. qfj a_ purse containing $20, W `e on one `of the steamers J .wa_.t.ching the rape. , 1 A Nbtmwafcdrrespondent says Mr. Thos. `i-Furlong arrived; here from Simcoe on Satur- Jnu nmsnin .f.v-nvnllina the l`('.l1(|A IRR ` F',"_1" r.`:`-":.' T.""T'f'T ._"." " "`_"f.' ' I"'`" ~ '+d Lsserrhuraayatu cu-52mm . civic holi- "_ % uu. mnxuysun uuuau a uuw rouer IIIIIIB 8-17 Coulson are now. runnmg. T -Th_e*Notta.w:a. coopers .m.*'bi1sy-'.pro`parir :g4 - for the apple packing season. ` . A -_.__.-!I -13 L`,_ 1`, 1- I\ '1 IAN- AV 9; `Order of Chosen . lFriend has been grganizedau Orillia. .CI-..__ _ Al, (I an inn. u an v~ ~~' -7-~ ~--v- 3-=-v-.---- -. V--.--uu ~ from of` the farmers round Mitchell; qgqgg age; achinggor, 'a.:plo_ughing match,` .. . 3* u .` 'pn'ai;A.ni-nrnn.avnns7 A Wvlnnn 3: nit. '5:nn` Z` July cheese of the Cooksbown factory -was sold to L. Lang, of Collingwood, for 82. a. pound. " ` D I\~_IIII I , A C. I I I ,__-.----___ 'ANTED.-A0ook. Applv to MRS. I EP- Collier St.. inn? nr am Sentember. between the hours