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-'l`_IIl `lN'1`lkl8'l` `Q! BdA_-BRIE. George A. Stinson, of Toronto,` has pur- chased the market hall debentures of Allis- ton, representing $7,600 The debentures bear ve per cent. interest. ' Sneak thieves and measles are troubling the good folk of Gilford. The thieves are stealing our, pork and potatoes. Mr. Thomas is the chief loser. ' _.. -_-' ----- -vwvnc , Diphtheria is doing its deadly work in the township of Strong, a. number of deaths having recently occurred` The village of Sundridge is in that township. A 1-1. A LL, ,, ~. -__._-_.-v-- - wow: V` ugunlv-v -4-Illa IIIIII/III Inspector Wright summoned Mrs. Leonard i of Dunedin and R. Brown of Singhampton, before J. J. Kitson at Greemore on Friday : last for selling liquor without a. license. The V former was ned $100 and costs, or in de- ' fault of payment to seven months in jail. The latter was ned $50 and costs.--Alliston Herald. ` e ` ' I It was a budding Orillia school marm : who asked,` Why is it that two souls mated in the impenetrable mystery of their nativity oat by each other on the ocean cur- rent of existence without being instinctively drawn together, blended and beautitied in g the assimilated alembic of eternal love? . The bad boy replied, Itis because potatoes are 50 cents a bushel and a good seal skin sack costs as high as $500 A:(iVTo6ta.wa. mun threw a. pail of water on a. Nottawa woman the other day and had to pa.yA$8.35 for his fun; . ' ,,-._- _v- u--up DIQIII ` Mr Lowery caught 3 32 phhnd trout in! Egan : pond, Tottenham. the other dav. It didn't nd its way to the Sentinel: oice by thehappearance of things. - _ u \ _BIiy- your spring hat" or bonnet at `J. ` Fyfeu. ' J A lolz L}{3'Jd"`i'Ls"Jh Simcoe : in I which seeding has been done will have to be sowed over, as tbepeerl has rotted. This is I especially the case with oats and barley. I `In A T l\9l).L-.`I..!.. _A._.__ _L 11", ;I -' - -.r ---~---. v--v ---.- ~v-v- v---- --u ~---v.7- Mr A. J O Boyle u store at B1-echin came I near` burning dow_n on the 29th ult. It took i re from a. lamp and before it could be extinguished it did $500 worth of damage. It is said that parties from Victoria Harbor have been catching sh in large 1 quantities in the vicinity of Port Severn and I sold to people south of that place. T Why. is i ` this illegsl shing permitted is the question I asked when a. big fuss is made if a. settler catches a.` sh or two for his own table ? -V_-_ -- -_-- v- w--- --- -4-u vuun vwwnv .ms:ome lovely American good: at E. (7. Simmons hat store, Music Hall block. I ______,__,[11u'u. nu- . -| `A Hampshire scribe writes : Mr. W. A. Trimb e keeps a. record of the milk he re- ceives from each of his cows. The last three da.ye;`of March "and rst four clays _of April, his Holstein cow, Diewerre. No. 491, gave 337} pounds of milk, yielding 13 pounds 1 | ounce of butter. During the same` period, with the same food and care,` his three grade Durheme ga.ve'466 pounds of milk, ,-yielding 18; unds ofbutter. Thefood was all they won d eat, and bran slop twice daily. In March,` Diewerra. gave 1,3874} lbs. of milk, and during the four weeks of April ending the 28th, 1.340 lbs. I\ 11- avenue. up n u n -_vv (`:`r};:.vehhurst1$ropoies to celebrat the 131: of July >33 becometh the occasion. Good for the sawdust town. Eli, ;<;w.ley, of Mdrciimont; passed away to the better land last Sunday week at the age of 78 years, VIVL- C` It g- -- may The S U the Back Settlement talk of chartering a. bout this summer and taking in the `World's Fair. A iv .`. - Wi)i1VlidWonKda' morning Willie Lightheart, a. boy about ourteen years old, was found drowned in the harbor, near the railway wharf, and just northof the life boat house. The body was oatin when found and being warm could notvhave en long in the water. Chief Lewis and Drs McKay and I-Iutt worked along time to resuscitate the boy, but without effect. Capts "T. Hill and Herb. Cleland pulled the body out of the water. It is supposed the lad was shing or laying about the docks, and that he hurt imself when he fell into the water. No one saw the accident occur.`--Oollingwood Enterprise. The inr workshops of E. 0. Simmons, the practical i'nrrier,are now in running order, manufacturing goods tor next winter. Parties desiring their furs re- mode.led or repaired would do well to have them attended to now. Mr. 8. is a practical man himselfand all orders receive his ersonai attention. Those wishing the 1- line iurs cared (or during the summer may do n o by leaving them in the care or Mr. Simmons. Music Hall hlnalr- ' sen them : - v- -vwvvj CU JBIIIIUWIQ CO .- A law e number. of fat cattle were driven throligh ottawa. on'Monda.y' on -their way to market. , | block. - (' -'"' *`*"- " 2 ' l `Mr George Street, orist at Woodlands, near Kempenfeldt, has in the conservatory an orange tree which stands between seven and eight feet high. The trunk is about 3; inches through and the foliage 3 feet in A:.m.4.m.- T1. hm: innt Inft o` owering and V tdenthnd Sbiritnu following KCHFIBIIIDII U1. Iuuu .|3UllaLV5W|lLVl.l were i appointed oicers :-John Devine, President; A. McCarthy, P. Kearns. E. Sevign: , E. Kingsley, John R0 to and A. W [ rdaley,memberu of the_ `onferonce. Mr... Rogers; `was appointed Ieorqtary and Mr.` Boa1_'daley_ trcngurer. The Vry Riv. Doian Egan was nip jnugl Han: " ..o r. e 0 J00 0 "ha Soeiet `, is 150. inch after: the `the ,1 `r `we Mia's court; at Beeton . last Fridsyh morning. Not mauycases. The Patrons "of Industry at Victoria Harbor number about eighty. T The Free Methodists had a lig [meeting 'a. few days ago at S S. No. 4. Rama. A The bishop of Toronto held conrmation services at Cookstown on Monday. The late wind storms made a. good deal of work for fence viewers at Newton Robinson. Ladies seamleullluck nose. 3 pair tor 25... at Hunter. sax-jean! as 009-. A IIJWIQ Illiivlkun Al E-L - V alalnelser. 15 1121! Juan lulu Uu. uvvvvasus an is hearing upwards of a hundred oranges varying in size and ripeness from the new fruit, the size and colour of green pease, up to the full grown and perfectly ripe. Mr. Street, says that in a week or two it will commence to bloom again and for the V re- mainder of the year it will be hearing buds, blossoms and fruit in all stages of growth and maturity. The tree is about tteen years old and cost" $50 some years ago. ' Con- siderable improvements are being made about the place, among them being a broad oarria e drive winding through the park-like .-..-....... :........ I ah: 1\nrfAl"l lnon tn qg cent OI rum rauuuuuy I an of the pong:-egn following . gentlem NOB Uullulu lwllvllt ninnrn :-John Davina. me su:{1:::;;n;r.}c of one Qt, Vin- cent cg Paul iety `was established. The 2-11..-....;.'.. ....'.o-.l.mnn of thus `noun-envation BARRIE, COUNTY OF SIMCOE, ONTARIO; iii; 'e'21{ve {winding the" park-like mm from thy porter : lodge to the what may bev Soon at Woodlands. At 2 o'clock r.-.m., Smrh Rust rm-t of Lot No. 1, Con. 5. Townehi of Flos. ahout 40 acres. 16 acresin bush. ba. - ' arm m xzmss : hearing orchard ; good log house, mm c stable. etc. ........ .. , _,,- -2 AL. _..._..I.......' ........A.. WGECJBI ' . One Open Lit. was held, at which our friends, as usual, kindly assisted us not only 3 by helping with the program but also by ` providing the handsome sum of sixteen do1- ` lars as the proceeds of the entertainment,at \ which the admission fee of ten cents was 1 charged. In this connection thanks are due f Mr. Ben. Srigley and Mr. Tom Montgomery ` `for roviding sleighs to bring over the A15 lan ale people. _ I The Boys Glee Club was reorganized this Your committee strongly condemn the practice so many of the members have of entering their names in the competition for the various prizes offered, and then; at. the 1 last moment, announcing their disinclination ; ' to participate. So much was this the case 1 this present term that the prizes are to be presented to-_day in -one department only, viz , that of essay-writing, for which Mr. ' H. hing receives first, and Mr. W. Kidd and Miss M. Spry second. Tho thnnlru nf than Qnninlrtr IIIIA Jun Mn A uuu JJLIBII Lila UPI UUKHJI-I\Ie The thanks of Jizhe Society are due Mr. A. Hunter, of the Examiner, Mr. W. A. Boys ` and Mr. W. Bremner for their labors in; judging the essays, their duties on this oc- } casion, we are aware, being no slight task, owing to the extreme length of some of the ` essays. nnn nnnh Th c-on hair` n6- u-:In:nln nus. Blhysl: reorganized ` iterm, and took the place of the general` Glee Club in enlivening the meetings by I their melodious selections. They also great- ly assisted at the entertainment. ` Tho r`.nrvi-:11:-nut qIrrnr\nu:n-an urn: nan.-I Jun:-.1. EDDLBUCU V IIUU CU IIUL IIlnl.l.llllULlUn The Corridor Symposium was read during M I the term, and elicited the usual amount of h applause. Your committee consider that a t i great improvement was made when it was ` determined that the number of sub-editors 1 i should be eight instead of sixes formerly, ` I that it should consistot not more than eight i : nunon fnnlunn nntlflmnt ;`A nhnnl nnnnnn i \lllBl.\.lUl.G|JlV`\ll. GIIIQUIU Glllllloy ALI VIII? DUlIUUl.a Your committee cannot let this opportun- ity pass without expressing their regret that Mr. J M. Hunter has seen t to tender his resignation of the principalship of this ' school owing to continued ill-health. The 1 I founder of this Society, and for many years its worthy and much esteemed president, he I ' may well be termed the father of the ROI I Literary Society. as he was its mainstay and ' support when it was in danger of being : allowed to drop outof existence. 'l\n-.3...-u ka fauna Ghana Laura Lao-n O nnaaI- IICIII `EWC11- In closing their report it is not necessary to remind the pupils that in a few short weeks, too short for some, the examinations will take place, and that many of them will then leave the school to either enter directly on their struggle in the journey through life, or to go on to higher branches of study, before striking out for themselves. To those ot either class they wish all success. To those who return here after the midsummer holidays they say prepare for your exam. from the beginning of the year, take up the work of the Literary Society and make it a greater success than it has ever been before. take up the work of raising the standard of the school, let your work be an example for others to follow, and then, then only will the old B. C. I. stand in the front ranks with the new Collegiates which are spring- ing up with all their boasted modern im- provements. . . Signed on behalf of the committee, V _ MAY srav, Sec. Com. Mr. W. Bremner ` then presented the prizes, the .nsual votes of thanks were passed and the meeting adjourned. r IIOIBUII III QLIVIAIIVI UUIJWIEU UL lJ\IU IIIIIIW lial-I Glllu < pages bf foolscap and that it should appear ` 1 I at every alternate meeting. mkn R 1`. T nnwanrlxv (nix ::| an nanny-n;nn I VWLJ Qlcl-IIZUG IIIUUIJIIIEQ | tion that should be encouraged, as the mem- * hers by their work in An Army of Appli- ;_/cot1sidera.ble.dra.ma.tic ability in the school. - vntar nnv-nnn:I-nn II|II`lI`If\.' `AP 041:: nnnnnlrnsn , v'].;he B. C. I. Comedy Ulub is an orga.niza.- ` \ cants at the open Lit showed that there is- U_)E|1|JllI U6) U1 DCJIUC For further partVicu1a.rs apply to John and Alexander ltowptt, P109, or to Mrzsslcs. MCCARTHY, Pmpmn 8:. Mocuvrnv, 19-21 V Solicitors, Barrie. Il\I"I?\.I UV \Il\l|-I K751-IIJJL VAIQDVKIUUI During the term there have been 9 meet- ings held-17 readings, l debate, 1 piano so 0, 3 piano duets, 1 dialogue and 3 choruses being given. - xv - - w v -xv-um -V1-on vxvuw-w. - We have received from the Inspector of the Provincial Building and Loan Associa- tion a copy of the `fProvincial Shareholder, a new journal issued by this progressive association, with a view to reaching each of their members and keeping them osted on points of interest in building and can busi- ness. The sheet is well gotten up and con- tains many articles of great interest to in- vestors. Did space permit we would reprint a few extracts. Mr. John Rogerson the local agent has some copies for distribution which we cordially commend to the careful perusal of those seeking investment. We cannot resist reprinting the following point- ed article : ..mu__ ._.__1. -..- 1.1.- --.._-_----4."--- -: u_-:_ unwuaou. uaaunuxucaa n|au1uuu_uIa upon aucn I youthfulness. Another cause, "probably, is . the lack of interest in the society, taken by 4 the towns eople, very few visitors -having 4 attended t e meetings held on.Friday a.fter- , lnoons. ' __ j 17A____ --,', , o.., . I u Your Committee, in presenting this `their I report of the Barrie Collegiate Institute -5 Literary and Musical Society for the Easter ' I Term of 1893, feel the deepest regret'at having to report that this session does not compare favorably with the results of form~ er years. The reasons for this state of af- fairs are many, but the chief is the extreme 9 ` youth of the majority of the pupils, and the u ` natural bashfulness attendant upon such I Vnllfhflilnnl Avinf-Jinn nnnan -i\lIl\"\n |`II In T in our iob lot of rlnt oods worth" 12_c. and 141:. for! _c. J. Vyte. cu. ISICIIIUIU 3 The people are the conservators of their own interests. If they are passive in wit- nessing the encroachment of monopoly they should not object when they are nlaced absolutely at its mercy. They should strike at the evil which menaces them while they are in a position todo so eectively. They should resent` with jealous care every a.ttemp't which is made to throttle institu- tions which have as their cardinal feature the upbuilding of popular prosperity. The bitter opposition which has been-endeavor ing to encompass the downfall of savin and loan shows the necessity of vigilance n this direction. Those upon the watch tower of this s stem should scan sedulously every- thing loo ing like hostility in this direction. They `should warn the people and the , in turn, should act in self-preser.vs.'tion. hey possess `power to protect `' themselves and they should it . collegiate Literary society. p A_ meeting of the above society. with the President, Mr. A. A. Hay in the chair. was t held on Friday afternoon last, for the pur- pose of receiving. the various reports and presenting the prizes. Mr M. Duff, Secre- ` tary-Treasurer, presented a. report, showing a. balance of eleven dollars and thirty-ve . cents. The Secretary of Committee then ' presented the following report : Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen :' Services of very special interest are to be held in the Congregational church. on Tues- day. evening, ma. 16th, in connection with the ordination o Mr. E._ O. Grisbrook into" the christian ministry and his induction into. the pastorate of the Congrejtionelc church of this_ town. Mr. Griebroo isj a.`.gndunte~ The Ifrovlnolsl 8h'nrohold_o1-. otamguon and Induction. Umnn 'l'mnK K'_V.. and Uanaamn ragxuu ny- Ir is intended the staunch and popular steam- (-rs PA('li-'i<`, Cant. P. M. Campbell: ATL$NT1- (mu. 1:. 1). Foote; BALTIC. Capt. W. Toto Iinberleori ; TVUHTIIERN BELLE. Capt. J. Wil_aon will run as follows during the season of nav1ga- tion 19:-Ii: Leaving Collinlzwood 1 mm. M00- ford3pm. Owen Sound 1035 n.m.. Wimn midnight every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. for Killarne , Manltowanln - Little Current. Kagawong, ore BB . Spent! River. Serpent River. Algoxna Mills, essslom Bruce Mines. Hilton. St. Jose h Island Garden River and sun Ste Ma e, leavina San-_t Ste` Ii /iirie at daylight every Sunday. Tu33d3 an ursday. _ _ . (folumblan Exposition. -- Dllll months of June. July and August. SW8-11101` Baltic will be withdrawn from local route Bud put into servi e between Collin w OWGII Sfthn \X7I'nv-nsn on ! (`,1-uinnlrn fnll %l`\I'ld I nonmnox on cam; om: om-rnxuox. 11",? 1893. Arbor Day. l The rst Friday in May is Arbor Day. This year the weather on that interesting I day was all that could be desired, and in- ` vited teachers and pupils into the open air. The teachers and pupils of the Public schools in town assembled at the east ward school grounds, where 55 healthy and robust young maples awaited planting The Union Jack was run up to the strains of God Save the Queen, and then all hands, in- ` eluding Trustees Jas. Ball, Cross`, Hunter 2 and Reid, and some representatives from the Collegiate set to work at. tree- lanting. This work being done at 4 o clocE, every person was invited into the school where was served a luncheon provided by the vari.- A ous children of the town, and especially by the good ladies of the east end_. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to the ladies for their kindness.. Many games were played in the yard, and every person from the eldest to I youngest felt the outing to be of much bene- 4 t. Tree-planting should be encouraged in every part of the town. separate School Honor Roll {or April. Form IlI.-Fourt,h-Cla.ss--Amelia. Ryan, ` Minnie Cavanagh, C.` Moore, Jas. `M_ui`pby, R. Dalton, C Martin, Katie McBride, C. Clayton. Third Cla.ss--H. _ Mahoney, E. Blain, C. McCabe, P. O Neil1, W. Doran, `John McDonald. Second Cla.ss-J. Ma |honey, J. O1ivei',,E Byrne, H. Smith, J. Cunningham, F. Sholdice, N. Martin, T. Cavanagh. T V Form II --`F_ourth 'Cla.ss-L. Steeper, K. l Moore, Mary Graham, Lena. Dalton, Del- J hine Marrin. Jennie Byrne. 1'h.ll`d Cla.ss- ` ollie Kennedy, Ellen McGuire, Stella] Hamlin, Minnie Sevigny, Annie Lawlor, } Irene Erly. Second Class-Ma.ggie) Hill, \ Aggie Dalton, Alice Logue, Alice Bolfe, 1 Louie_ Margin. Annie -Graliam, Constance ` Hamlin, Allie Blam. 4 . , vv_ uunv. val; W Uuu/.; uuva, nab`. bu -)i)U.; `barley. 35:. to 40c.; rye. _ 50c to 54c.; `peace, 65c. to-70c.; buy. 38 to $9 per ton ; ,st1-aw, $4.50 to$5 a. ton ; beef. hindquarters, `$7 per cwt.: forequarsers, $5 50 to $6 per icwt.; mutton. $7.00 to $8.00 per cw-t.; `pork, $7 to $7.50 per cwt.; turkeys, 12c. ,per 1b.; geese, 6c. to 7c. per lb; ducks, ;60c. to 70c. apair; fowls, 50c. pair; butter, i 18c. to 20c. per l_b.; lard, 12c. to 13c per lb. ; ,eggs, 10c. to 110. per doz ; potatoes, 70c, to_` i 75. per bag ; apples. $1 25 to $1.75` per bbl ; ; untrimmed hides, $3.50 to $4 per cwu ; 1 I sheepskins. $1.25 to $1 50; wool, 16c. to ~ 18c. per 1b.; wood, $4 to $4 50 per cord ; -N anthracite coal. $6.75 per ton. ` T- _2II L- ,I__-.,_,, --~----* "'- v-'v 1"` "'-' ` it willsbe observed that prices are a. little \ | h`ghr for some things than lsst week. Hay, ` `oats, pease,pork and potatoes are all some- `what stiffened in price since last quotations. ` I t On last Thursday a complaint was made to the police thattwo young women and two young men were conducting themselves in a drunken and indecent manner in the old ark, also in the old Methodist cemetery. etective Beardsley and Constable Sweeney started in pursuit, locating them on the G. T..R. track near the station. They were all placed under `arrest. On Friday the young women, who are well known to the oicers as Annie McCarthy and Hannah Grant.` were sentenced to the Mercer Re- formatory for six months. On Monday the young men were brought up and ned $1 and costs, in all $7.87 each, or 30 days in gaol. They went to the castle. The young men hail from Toronto and registered as Wm. O Keefe and Frank Mason. Jroresters at church Sixty-nine members of Court North Star No` 6826, A.0.F., attended Collier Street Methodist Church last Sunday a.m., when Rev. W. R Parker, D D., preached a very excellent and appropriate sermon from Matt. 12; 47, 48, 49,- 50. The Scri `ture lessons were Psalm 62, and Ephesians I. The ser- mon was a ne exposition of thebrother- hood of humanity on which Christianity is founded. He said that members of these societies must live up to the Golden Rule, if their society is what it should be. The Dr. - spoke in complimentary .terms of `the A O. F., whose by-laws and constitution he had examined. On the return of the Foresters to their rooms a hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Dr. Parker for his excellent dis- To hear and uetermlne me several uunupuu nu: ox` Errors and Omissions ,in the Assessment Roll for the said municip_a.1ity for the 1 ear 1893. All persons having business at the Court are rmuix-ed I0 mt`-nd the sand Court. /. By order of the ("cum _ V j UHAIUES FALLING. V 19 `21 Clerk of said Municipality. ..,.. 1 -. 1.....n.RI nan nth ow nf Mnv IRQR. COUPSO. Legal. Queen v. John De'll--His Honor Judge Boys sat in the County Judge : Criminal Court here on Tuesday, 2nd inst., to dispose of this case. The prisoner was charged with forging an order for money upon Mr. J. B. Harrell, of Midland, and with fraudu- lently utterin or disposing of this order. He was foun guilty of the latter olfence and sentenced to two months in gaol In the absence of Mr. Cotter, Mr. Haughton Lennox re resented the Crown Mr. W. A. Boys_for t e prisoner. . Saturday`: market was 8 fair avera "e one, ,and there was as good demand for al stuff ; offered at our quotations : ' VVbea.t. 620 to 66cV.; oats, 320. to 350. ; Harlin`: QR-u O-A An . Q0111) an. 5.. K1. . I Variety. J. Fyfe. Dress and Mantle Goods in great vvuullvuvcn no 0 U UIUUIS. The ladieshof the church have made ar- , rangements for 9. grand supper to he served in the basement of the church from 5.30 till I 7.30 o clock. ` city or Gonlngwood. The new vessel City` of Collingwoodwae lgunchod ht Owen Sound last Wednesday. She is a magnicent vessel and is one of the North Shore Navigation Co s eet Among those from Barrie we notice the names of F. E. P. Pe let, Q. C., J. L Burton. Mrs. Burton, i3sThomson, Mr. -Martin Burton, J. H. Bennatt,.F. A. Lott, Frank Burton, -_.l \Al 'I'\ D ing`. _of the Congregational College of Montreal. , Some months ago he received a unanimous _call to become the pastor of the Congrega- . tional church. which he has accepted The ,Rev. Chas Duff. M. A. of Toronto, will. [preach the ordination sermon Revs John ,Morton, of Hamilton, J. P Gerrie. B. A. of , ;`I'oronto, and J. W. Goin, of Edgar, will ` `take part in the proceedings. The public are cordially invited to these services, which I commences at 8 o'clock. VIVL- 1-13-- -: .I., ,I ,,I I 1 n IJUIILIUUU Ifw. D. B. 'S[:1:y.n Tm: VIoLn:'rs BREATH AND Arru: Bnossoms. , - swam`. * Ladies, do you went something for the toilet that will make you fancy you are envelopedein a. bower of roses and ayyile o a lumen.` A bloesplni on a. bed-` of violets. Go to Woode and obtain game of. his delicious per- ` Bad Ea}.{.. cinihm. l`; _v` Attotion At Hunt's Hotel, Elmvale, u-ket Notes. (::e_t`your hit ironed over at E.C. slmmonuz. practical hatter and flutter, Munc Ball block. - - . _-. . A. A I -The annual At Home of the 0ddfe1- ilows was given at their hall last Thursday `evening. The night being stormy the at- ltendance was not as large as it usually is. --The am of the Army Bill in the Ger- lman Reichstag is one of the signs that Militarism is to be checked. The Kaiser dis- solved the Reichstag and the general elec- 't.~ion takes place June 15th. .,.._n1I \'r,, "1? I 1'~r . 1-. .4- I -Union pra;'er meet-ing every `Monday lafternoon this month as the Presbyterian `church. * A H Don t. buy your dress goods before you see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark D an '- -SUBSCRIBl: 1:-on THE ADVANCE mm BIS ! |CONDUCTED AND MOST READABLE JOURNAL IN ITHE NORTH COUNTRY. .--.u--- v ---n-- van- --Cha.ncery Division of the High Court of Justice in session at the Court House this `week. `List of cases next week. I" V-V-:1'?.ev'm:1"l1'<;II1'z;sVi\I-<:'I_{_`3e', "1>ms.1., South Simcoe, has removed to` Iuchequin. the place vacated by W. B Baikie. 'I'\11'll1 I 917-. 0 'I\t\ . -Rev} P. F.'McLeod, of Victoria., B. C , arrived in town Wednesday night on a visit `to his brother, Rev. D D McLeod. 1'1'1;.s'1u 1 , MAY 23, 1893, ing kindly send in to us at once, will deliver H Fa.milies' having furs for summer keep- : Oct. 15th. Simmons & Uo.. furriers. We are doing repairs on furs now; bring in your Cap, Mu', and anything else |in the line. Satisfaction given. Simmons i& Co , furriers. -no. wt qr 1 . . . . up --His Honor Judge Ardagh and Mrs. . Ardagh arrived home last Wednesday night =3rd,a.ftera.Tnumber;of weeks sojourn at 1 Hamilton, Bermuda. I 1-; 1 1- n 1 `ix 1-\ ---Rev J. Langford B D., will deliver an `address at the west end Methodist church `next Tuesday evening, on the great- est possession of the British Empire. I --J. H. McKeggie, Esq., is President of - the Canadian Headquarters Club in connec- with "the World s Fair, Chicago. That is -a. guarantee that Canadians will be well looked after. . ` The New "York Hat Reew says : Mr. E. C. Simmons has opened a. tme hat, fur and furnishing goods store at Barrie, Ont We know it, and are glad to learn that Mr S. is doing a. nice trade. A man who understands his business and deals fairly with his customers alwsysvsucceeds. One price is Ed`: principle. ! @'You can t tell froth where you stand which way the cat will jump, and you can't tell what the pudding is like by. chewing the pudding cloth. You can't estimate a. plumb- er s bill correctly before the job is nished. or afterwards either. You csn t do half the thin s your friends give you credit for being ab e to do, but you can; if you pay for them. supply your table with the best brands of biscuits by asking for those made by the toronto biscuit and confectionery co. Dr. Jebb. the well known Optical Slpecil-I alist will be at L. S. Saunders Jewelry store May 15th and 16th, Monday and Tuesday- Inventor of the new Optometer for testing the eye and sight and the only optician in Canada making the grinding and tting of complicated lenses for the eye a specialty. Cures granulation and inflammation of the lids, headache, supposed neuralgia and straightens cross eye without an operation. He "ts spectacles successfully when all others fail. May 1st William Wilson for vagrancy, was sent up for months. Henry Gray, a vagrant, was permitted to go on promising to leave town Annie McCarthy and Han- nah Grant, for vagrancy, were ned $50 and costs each, both sent to Mercer for six months. Gsor e Arthurs was charged with insanity, case dismissed On the 68}: Mrs. M. Wilson was char ed with vagrancy and in default of a 25c. figne was sent to gaol for 6 months On Monday Peter McIntosh was ned $5 00 and costs for assaulting Richard Pearson. The same day William O Keefe and Frank Mason, both from Toronto, were ned $1 and $6.83 costs each or 30 days. Committed .._.. --,_ -_ _._-- -_. --Mr. A. Mi.canp1e11,otA11aud.1e,isixi Eproving his Mulctiszter street. property. 1:-'I\||u $1.. Hut L` Dhnunu. uuu. 'I`E!"..\1S Jo per cent. of the purchase" money at Ihetime of purchase and the balance In 30 day : from day of sale. ,, A,_-.\_... ......o:....1..-.-.'..nnIu l-A Tnhn and --v---5 --~ -------~-_v-v '~-~-- r--`- -- -J~ --Miss M. Ball is visiting her sister, Mi-a. |Colquhoun, at grand Rapids, Michigan. --_"1`ea.chers of North Simcoe will meet in convention at Collingwood on the 25th and l26th inst. s;ve Ihoney by ifuylug Carpets. Cur- tain: and Floor on Cloths at Hunter. i Sarj eant ac Cow. s-ee our-double told drau goods at 25c. J. Fyfe. ~ nun - A` I 9 A_,, ~':H;x.1-;n"g-ii-shing is the joy of many men {and boys in this town. A Shot Through the Hospital Window. Last Saturday while the only patient in _-the Barrie hospital was sitting by one of the window: a. bullet crashed through `the glue and fell at the petient s feet. No damage was done, save breaking the window and badly frightening the sick one. It was a`. narrow escape. Attempts are being made` to discover who committed the offence. 7 7'iI*':y(l(<>71L"s Dental parlors. Beat work at city prices. IIII ('!.,O; I ` :4 I. -'-`1;diss Theresa Stritch is attending a. `convent school ` ' Wmob, Linked Together, -construct I Very Interesting and Gossipy Chapter of Local History. -Beautiful spring weather for a few days. In - V11: . o no.0 an I, :Miss Maggie Fullerton is visiting friends in Kingston. _-.-n-I I 5 `l\ . I I 1\ . I 1. "'T5i;Li\'(;{ioon AND GEORGIAN BA L Hoval Mail Line in connectnon with the Gmnd Trunk R _V., and Canadian Pacific R ?- 1: in mmnana um nfnnnnh and nnnn1nrstea.m- Mr} Will. D. B. Spry,'who is travelling passenger agent for the North Shore Navi- gation Commny, was home on Sunday. The bB'.u"othn.1' of.tho Duke of York and Princess May of Tech was celebrated with I: -family dinner at, Buckingham pa .ce last evening. - _ "I"In. g` n`|Imwv|4nL A` (1.-o...A3-_ .._LL`4' rum! HINOR uA'r'rI:ns- nmcnmt `nine int shipment; of Canadian cattlo -`arrived at Liyerpqo1_ yutords'y.T . gmmemannw Plinuif POINTS. LVLIDC I2 llllll LVL\i\JUllB U y , U1 l)Dl` [7 IV I nding a. few days with Mrs. James A. lain, of Gilford. * T Mia: Emma 1:{'c;3onke'y, of Barrie, is nnnA3nn o `All! own: -ul-L `ll-.4. Tan.-- A {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCI swam corms, nvx can-rs. Ponds court. Private deck at South Chicago tor unnvlo , PIP?! Sound. -The Steamer NOT! Belle will leave Colli ood eve T110958! gnd Friday at 6 v.m . c ling at Mi (1. 1037' "18 there on arrival of night train from Toronto. for Parry Sound. B 113 Inlet, French RN91` . and K_illarne,v, return 3 same roube. For mfm mutinn an In h-alaht mtg: and fares i LXIIILLI-JLIJ JLIAA ---- ~v-- 1921 Clerk Municipali Dated at Innisl, this (3th day of May. 1893. FARMFOR SALE Dlltinto service between Collin wooa. UW0I1 Sound. Wiarton an ! Chicago for orldl F311` bI18i*PB=. making trips every 2 weeks. 00111- mellciniz Wednesday, June 14th. 11138 3` 1 ' t d 0330 3 dIYlo pr: lg` If C qkntnst? Qfn?hrAI' Nrthrn ton, in V1'UW uaunp U; av- Monday. 29th day ugay 1393 l 0 I at12o'cl_ock oo ,1;o :::%z:::s`;",:,*::`:"31?l*`3`,*8'*~`3=d`33`=`5= :'31i'3.: or 9 said mum in Dality foihhe year 1893. persons having business at the court 5 1'0 required to attund as atorea id Dated at Cookstown thgagnh `V ` of M` Y. Hill 1893. iiii paIIt_!_ of Innlsfll.` occur or REVISIONAND APPEAL. - , - 1; b lgdvcnthattharatslttin 0Tgx?E%)':? otgrrieycourt. or Revision for t e Municipality of the Township of Innlel. will be held at ..,__........q.. uncol- lunrnhlll. nf thn be new as V .,,,-9. Hotel Churchill. of the ,,.%"T`3v'3n2h1p, on the 25m day or May. 893. t 11 o'clock a..m. `Ar Tgnornton. on the 27th day of May, ` . ' 1 .k .m. - 333\I?el}:)?uPlnlootgI, Stroud. on the 29th day 0! May, I 893, a.t1l o'clock 3.111.. 4 d determine the several compiai xts I- 2`.`..r.. :ngnd (missions in the unu mllarney, returning rouae. info: mation as to trei ht rates and i"5' P131? to allagenta of the rand Trunk R811-. '33- I0 the Dursers on board steamers or to 'l1IE GREAT NORTHERN TRARSIT 00.` T (LI!\l.) CO,LLINGWOOD.. ` Tune Inn ('1 (`gunman-:1 L4] Tnos. Long. V Sec. -'J reas. Nntice is he eCourt of Revision for the Mumnipam Y of th of the Township of Essa. f be hgfd at Alexander smvgiga g'el1.393. will m the Township of Essa, on Thorn- - A HLL ,1 A " A` "A " . `I Dn Peby given.tl;at the first mu 33 . --on~- ' V \'ALUABLl HOTEL AND HOUSEHOLD `There will be offered tor sa1e`bv- PUBLIC A_L'C I ION at the ' Barrie H0.e.1T ii the Town of Ba.r-rle. on M " Tuesday, 16th day of May, A.l};,%18 3 n 1.1.- _.LI..-$ A __._u __ ?,,u I ___ commencing at 1 o'clock u.m.. all the valuable Block or_ hotel and household furniture used in the Barrie Hote1.consistinot several handsome Walnut. plush and hair [parlor suite mirrors. C10: ks. looking glasses. feather beds. lanketl. comfox-ters. spreads. oor mats. lace and other curtalns. window poles, blinds. pictures, deer hida and home. engravinga. lmottoes. hat `Wicks. I-sofas lounges bureaus. Bidbal-1'd8' ?:W' Wands. chairs rockers`.d1ning-room. D31`- r. kllcllcr. and other tables, drawing room and bsdrm.m any-nah: an-.n nl-nah-n I-In nhlr.` -ur. Kncner. other tables, drawlnz nd bu dmt-m carnets. arm chairs. hall, ohair.` _1.tuhles. oil-cloths. spittoons. chdeliev WWIII2 desks. mans. cornices, clothes presses. Ecreens. 18.?Lh'nnnlnn n.m..1. mnat nnvnrn; 50 vv awn """ *' . 19.20. mmvalgg-,_ -'* T 1g_ A, CALLIGHEN. Graduate of T1-lv.ity~ R c I I I V "erslty. loronto. Fellow of Trinity Ddi[6:1l?C01l(ge. Member of- the. College of yfysicians an Surgeons of Ontsrio.~ Sumary and Residencc- -45, OWE S't- B i_2.__1.- ._ - `II: . - ' .- an I\DDA-4.,...,_ ' Municipa|'|f\f`*- Wrltlng desks. dortiices, olbthes hcreens. laznbwqulna. towels. toilet covers; 50 complete handsome. walnut. oak. ash and elm .bdPUHn suites. sample tables. slat. blinds. cook- m stoves and nnnlzimr ntnnlill and stove as.00" .n.,uruI In BUIICB. Binple-tablegsnlgitibnalild stove ing and cook1n8 Pin re pla-09.103` Dipimz. coal _stove5 and pinlzaat ' stoves find Gem and relrons. Wood machines. boiler! drtxmg. mang1es.f1iVg0:r1;it`:).3 p1g,t,formtsoI"t&-_ gas urners. re r` ~ ha w , , yavers. saws. stee a. steam M9 5. d_lIh99o Inpcrs and connections. Bi1V1'W"r' my ' pl_a'ee. sou ~ ggjorkl-.. mates. cups. BI"" kn" spoons. la 1 oqlpri es. cruets. salts. gla.ssw&!`o . rg|Ql.'VO giehea, tumblers. goblets. 0839 duhea P ' l . nail-. 'shes. Divkle stand`. table 11" '" kins. lam but xtures, beer bfnn `-` ` I - Iflvu. Lowx ~In Barxi Gurtrude. daughter of W. A_ Lowe `Red 2 I ii _,_. __.. v Al)VERTlSEMnN...s `IL. Tho WHER A `:`a1e.new. Avpg Iflggl ANTED.---V G1 . W m::;::.m;;::*9,.;': ,,g .}`Wvm _ D, ._.....-_.___.._. "` - twat. era. NW -' ,......V.:. 11' Stand `o table unen la.%p:.w carvinIzgl:B1g:'m%ng%, dl?8,lt'; xtur e, eer pumps. um, 11111191 e _t1-aye, shaken. megs . boner...` glmtiles. Jllgli. corknullers. hot WSW at 0 root 3039'": nal cash register. 1 T373535 V leintzman p1ano.(Bt001 5 ..c'len'1mie.. ,5 5'1"? cases. 1 chesznut mare called 1. bur`, cdt ; tong tAna >mia..b2.27Ar1 8232.0 3 5 ' - I 1i3uor?i.3r3.na 8 18130 "um articles too 11 umerous to_mel1'i!" 3 "v in--' .-lane` u3`h8I'9 alan ha nnna ' " -` ` 1 ? --0-""'. v` I ` _,_.u- up 0" m " to .1119 umcles numeroll ' the 2, tor |`1 ,,,, so I911` There v_v1ll E130 t;1og2lr1?ld50 331 ggid howl. m:le'?ndln:lf:tc1?erliq " 1, 3 111 110118 _ _ ;. 13%` th f sale aash a$`thodt,i.me at 135* OTHISO I - ;_ , ` F "'. ';:u:*::::::2z;';`:na wndtv ` made kn the % . All thg?t>l?e!?1I$gb `om bocontinu LO ~` I " on U1\'l`.HEWSO1 av F 3.R.FORD,Auc'.1onoer." - ,5 GOURT or nsvon Ann _APPEA|.. _{_____.--------~- XLII. No. ' SAMUEL rjxjiiiv61"I:5'E13EE6E.` By J ames Paterson, Auctioneer, ' on V Auction SALE BLIO BL26 By Order. R. T. BANTING, Clerk of the said Municipality. -" #*- (1.11. :9 wnom no. son: SAMUEL Wmamn. Proprietor. 42 med. 19-tf nbles, drawing hall Hal-nnnn nh nsndnliera. vv vv-'- 0. C-Amnnox Manager. .1vV Hall: I 1 . ,_ ---..--v`-`o-v vs-nub! VII UIIU ECU. A T-lgusineos of various sorts. especially tailor- ` iug, is looking up at Waubauaheue. ml.. 17.... W :- __ _.._.._a -r wu vvuuuwuuuvllvo 71;he Youngl Men : Christian V 'Asaociation{ rooms at Mi and are said to be well attend- ed ' uuv. runner uwney, OI Amazon, who has been auering from lung trouble, is getting better. ` L. 0 L. No. 568 ha. decided that its members wear 9 uniform on the` 12th of July p.a.1-ado. ` I. scboonera` arrived at Midland on Sunday night,April 30I:b,with 44,000 bushels of corn. ' 0 - 'I;tee`-(`Joldwater doctor has been. kept on the move lately by the prevalence of measles. - V e 7;I("lV1;-ee_ persons were baptized in the Meaford Methodist church last Sunday morning. . - Beautiful new dalgnu In Varsity cap: at the Music Hall hat store. Rev. H. Harper has commenced a. series of lectures at Newton Robinson on the ten commandments. ` ' V Tho_laIei other In Fedora: 99 at $1, ' $1.50 and $2. Hunter, sarjeant at Go. .. --- won an-l\llnI\lCJI Seloons in Wellington county are to be closed at 10 o'clock p m. The fall wheat has been improved in ap- pearance by the late rains. The new cheese factory at North River is nearly ready for business. Cottenades. shining: and Staple Goods cheap. 1. Fife. An entertsiment will be given at Rugby by the Orillia glee club to-day. ` East Simcoe and West Muskoks. Teschers . Associstiout Orillis. on the 25th.7 'I)--_2__-_.-, P Thevanitou left .\`.lidla.nd "on Saturday, 29th ulb . on her first trip this season for Parry Sound. ` Wm. Orr Lake, was ned $50 and costs the other day for selling liquor without a. license. 7 A good `damage is reported ` from` Matchedash as a result of the great wind. storm of4AAp_ril 20th. .1 , ,,,.1 ._,,,,. ,,,..1 Scab e.m` in the north-west part of this county _1s reported to be pretty general, -and spreading. _ _ ml! (`I I 0 CI I,A,I_, 1 Mr. J. G. Davidson, hf Nhw vLdw.ell, ih preparing a. herd of cattle for exhibition at the Wor1d | Fair at Chicago. Ill , ,!I,, ,, . cu-runnn BY smco: AND, ms:-n1c'r nxcnauaps u noon. NI ws. ,,_..,.... .... -duIv_-llIIU nvuuutl VVIIO 1 use the tun-Vow of the eas. Apicnic at Baxter on the 24th. Banda. baseball club has organized for the season. ' McGibbon a sdw millat'1 enet.anguishene started work on Monday. Quinn ..- :.. n1-n:_ ,,. ` Mr. Gofge Crystal preached in the Beeton Presbyterian church last Sunday mormng. inn 1:` o u .. ..... -' A. ~ - Tlle [fever has struck` Tottenham.` It is hard to say what will happen to that 1 village next. ' 1-; var cw g - M U Willilam Ga;r1nion suflimily cow was lately : killed on the railway track near Uhtho by 1 the express going north. ` v--- . v--- _ ---__ - -___--~c~- Btiacebridge ainxi Huntsville councils ar petitioning the G. T. R. for an early morn in; train from the latter place. . nu ,, _- ____,_1J I_-___ EL- ____ - ?.e1" |""B """' "" ' "' """' l""' West Grav-envhurut would have its cup of pleasure lled to the brim by another elec- tric light in the locality of Mud Lake. ,, ,I,__ __-._ L-l.'I _L unmm unnu-n1smuu:nnnns.% us. -3- -- v--v -vvw-__J -_ -,._ __- Tl;e ennidle spring about -vv;.eml`1'eld atl Stayner last week, Heavy draught atailione were the objects of chief_ interest there. n'n , I , ,, __-_____A_j L_ " ?i~hCi:{f '(;f-H-Sa`I;11't-1--is-tc)-1;`-i; ;;,;.;.;.;d to have purchased I. mi site on the lake shore nearly opposite the Monteith House, Rosseau. `II II , .1, , ,., -3 `l_.__..L 1.1-..- 2- LL- Ana condoned Into inututjnx rau- grnpho to: Advance Readers who gf LI-A C---A ` -v---, -rrv_-_- -..- ..._-_-__-__ _._- Mr. H. Matheson, of. Forest tistthe fortunate possessor of two ewes which are the mothers of six lambs, three each, th'is l6&S0ll. ---- - . - `v .s 4\ vs`: N V Nd;-;ga Middleton, jr , of North Orillia, _wa.s drowned a. few nights ago in Black- 'stone creek. about 18 miles from Parry. | Sound. _ T .q u . an `I',,,, Klvuuuo A Leicester ewe belonging to Mr. James] J ermey, Mitchell 'Sq'uare', gave her owner a. lamb the other day j weighing fourteen. pounds. fl -- -_._ 1--.I.. -3 L'4-.nn;- urn!-n ninnna Table linens from 18c. In) at-J. Fyteu. A meeting of . the chapter of the Rural Deanery of South Simcoe was held at Beeton last week. Rev. Mr. Chilcott, of Bradford, preached on the occasion. Creemore village clerk, Richmond, has the sympathy of all in the village in the bereavement he sustained Thursday _morn- in; last by the death of his amiable wife. The church of Englandpeople of Bradford have resolved to improve their church building. The con`grega.tion.has generously subscribedto accomplish this improvement. The Mad River Star man says he hastnot yet seen the writ in the threatened libel case, but he has had three letters from the I - _.__-..- `n Jnnnn i. `steam to snare worth an PU SI]-II-ADI Three our loads of horses were shiped from Bradford to Montreal lest week. hey were purchased for prices ranging from $75 to $125. -u_ `.1 _ un_ ___ 41-`-an `IE4, III: fe`- Fi. your A may cent. - The great re that swept away Byng Inlet originated in the big mill of Messrs. Burton Bros. They are. the chief losers", their ne mill and 4,000,000 feet of lumber being com- pletely destroyed. I , WIDE Irv U lawyers. . cent. ` pletely aeauroycu. Stylish Tweed Bren` Goods, only 10c. a yard. at Hunter. Sal-jaunt an 009-. The Muskoka .Horo.ld' lays : " When comin up the river last Friday morning the Kenoz a. s ag sun` was broken by the tele- phone wire which crosaes the river near the +......u-u The. wire also fell and iritill in [pnuuu Wuv nu; tannery. The 1 the river. l the nv r. _ . . ` At an auction, on the\`25th 11113., of the Mugkoka. 'Mi1l& Ln;_nbr Co s. `berths, the cull limits in the districts of Muakoka. to the 4-..`. -3 mu-mm Mann- Mickle. Dvmont uuw nu uuuusvp -u?.y....._ ..._. . ~ W.-N. Byan.Iof_ Goldwater, lost as horn; lutweek for which he had refused $200 the. bofore... ;Cnrio_un, `isn't it, that your; house takes re, imm'edia.tely ,after you have` `declined to_1-anew" your innugsuoe, and that yourInirnghvdie_1v_hen..;y;ou have refund to; 7Rev. Father Gibney, of Alliston, who has nan nnnl-inn I-nun In..- n......-LI- :_ ..-LLs,, H he has nan` Unreu wuwra uum uuu ' He doesn t `seem to scare worth OPOIIGI `I19 IIVUF HUD]. Iauv @1150 and is still