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This week. Bigger and better thanany previous year. ' Nowhere will you nd . such assortments of Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes, including _a ne` range of felt footwear -- prices are so extremely low you can t a'ord to ignore.` For"i'nstanoe: I .DURING this month (our%Stock-Tadking Season) We will % offer our` Winter Goods, as well as a quantity of all the year rougd stus, ~ M " M HEAVY ere REDUCTIONS Annualsinck-Ia king Sale A`Olver Scunp. WINTER GOO DS All Bands Low in Price. The following is apart,iaI list of the lines coming under this heading : Buyers will do themselves only common justice in examin- i ing our Goods and comparing prices before purchasing. ....ON REGULAR PRlCES.... . vvuvn nu Louuuls Luv 14 U 14. uluul lulu ulccung V The electric light at the gates was out on Friday and Saturday nights. and your correspondent has been informed that it is a. frequent occurrence for this light to be out nn Mnnaniy nnnninn Gino v-nnninun I||r\u\Olu`uo Dunlop Street, Barrie. `money svee. in the house. Then he would. E:-gnounee certain bills as counterfeit, amlon V elf. of the Government conscate them. _ He eeenregj ten dollufe from 'Mr. Put O'Con- Alhe` eteuek e'e'Vez'i new fye ' dollar __b_il.le which the: gentlemen had just drown from the Do- nor, of Conlson, ;in this way. the money being: perfectly; good. " Alto Mn-.. N ; Deharr i__- ..._.-J, -.....,,. vvuvu 1-u nu tut! .ll.lDUIl* j '-ion of thn Company to put `in a plant ; for the economical handling and treat- -.`..... -~ ...-4.. uuv uuunvn "IO CIIICCCIKIV bllIlK. < .Up E0 the present time a. large amount of money has been expanded upon the prope y. and there are sui cient funds at t e present time subscrib- ed to put shaft No. )_ toe depth of at ileast l25'fe~r:t, and it is expected that this depth will be reached sbme time in Febvuary, 1898,, when it is `the in_ten- .:.... .`.r u..- n.~---_-_-A A V V , ____ _-_-...., v......... VULAJU utluu VUU roperty, varying in width from 2 feet to 6 `feet on the surface, and 3311 giving r promise of {equal richness with the one ? upon which the shafts are alreadv sunk. `l`T`.,. 5... LI... -.---~- L -' ` E In value from $18 to $35er I\_. L`. --,_ -.--u .-vuu uva.u nu -av On these result, to i vein as exposkd hy t we are just-ed in b ng a conservative est.`-mate of -four f of quartz, having an average valu f fteen dollars per `tan. ` V - b T ' IIUII IAIN. er with the n, at our request, have prnperty; and others who vvr the district; in general, _ a voluntary opinion, are all us in saying that the property j is 0 of the greatest merit in the dis- . `I on. Fhere Ere. three other` veins upon the mnrtv vnrv-inn 1'n mA+L `......... 0 -_L IIVIIIII I.lW|I IIII UIIUKI IIUIIIW II-I \JIClIlClg Q Mr S Cross wife and child have moved into the 6th ward from Br.rk s Falls. Mr- C. is employed at the Glen` Allan Farm.~ Mn 14`:-only 1-Invvulnn nykn has Mann |~:u:l~3-an ..OF.... See those`,-xtra long, tweed lined, Well made Ulsters at $3.75. Our $5-Ulster is a Wonderful bargain. Ulsters from $6 00 to $7.50, worth $8.00 to $10. 00. All Wool Tweed Overcoats worth $9.00 for $5,00. ' Men s Suits, a Huge Bal gain, for $5 00. Men s Full Cloth Pants, extra weight, 3 pockets, stay.ed seams, only $1.25. A __-_-._. I___ . ) fll . ' A vr); iag 1.;1;g Sf faSy'"61'o'1;hing. V1%% 1'oRoN1,'0 STREET, TORONTO. High in Quality. I miuion Ban u but Mr De . came into E - latter iniorl ' lndthen is r Grant : are E James E -H_en'd'orIoy, minion. Bank; and these be pronounced bad. ute Mr Deh;.rt,`inatead of giving them up. .'3Nn.o into Pglioqugistrute Laerty. The #339? hilnxa bills were all right, V.."',3,d713|_'|!IliGI,i__`f.t.-,warrant for " Detective Lp`GtfITAIr2eut_ ; _ . 44 ouy 25,ooo shares of the cal-ital stock will be placed upon the 1muk<-t- for sale at the present time, and upon` these heing subscribed for the bcok of `the Company will be closed. Pnc`. [ 25"<`:Lents per share. . g n . -...._..-__,, 9 -- urwnlvll run Dlltl-IU: The company have been fortunatn in ` securing the services m f W. A. Harvey, ; M,.E.-,`who up to. the present time has jsuperintended a great amount of the ' work done in this particular district. ,. --__-..D.u. vlav .II.\I_|.ICl OJ. . . Of this stock only sutcxcnt will be sold at the present time for the Worlx iug of the property and the installation of a plant for the treatment of the on-_. the remainder being kept in reserve as a contingent fund, should furtrer cle- velopment necessitate the installaton of larger works than at present an'ici- 3 pated to put the property on :1 p-.x_Ving 1 basis. The remainder of the stock has been given in payment for the pro;/wt) , to beiissued to the vendors on a pm rats. basis, as the treasury stock of the Company is subscribed for. n...u.. 0: nnn -1_ , -I '- ` ltflilllillll UVUULICIIUU IUI ulna Insult LU UU Uul. On Monday evening the regular monthly meeting of the Burton Avenue Methodist church Epworth League was held. An ex- cel em; programme was provided, and light refreshments were provided by the ladies. mks `n`lnu1:nro nmnnna AF bkn `? D Q I` 12` __-..-v \r. vA.l\J \ll\/I Three quarters of the capital stock has bet-n placed in the treasury` for thw working of the property. (H3 fh1:n nl-nu! A-_l.. ._._L!`,_3,, a `II I ment of 'the ore. Henderson , non of Bandmaater . . lfotnrnbd totown last Fnday. .'JnivAnt 20, 1898. ` LWLIICL . Messrs. Alex. Duncan, Stroud, and H. Cowman,-Cookstown, were here lass week auditing the Clerk and Treasurer : books of Township of Innisl VDL . _ . _ ..II I... .. ......_:-...I ..._ gL- l\__.__I LUV! IJIlIP |II LI.IllIllI There will be a. carnival on the Central rink (Butt.ereld s old foundry) to morrow (Friday) night, when prizvs will be given for racing and costumes Manama 1 .-.num (`.. w..-.1`.-.'I 1)..1.....a. t"1....-._ taut Uuluucua uu Luuuuu Iuxuv. - Mr. Law, of'Toronto, is visiting with his parents, Mr and M a Dr Law. `I. ll 1` `Door nnn nvu:nP_'Qnnr`nu :n '"'na`sI}L'.` 3';`$.26&`{he:x, Robert Camp- bell, W J. Adams. D Blevins and M. Camp- bell, were in Thornton on Tuesday of last .week attending the L O L. district meeting The nlenn-in. Huh!-. nr. thn autnn nun: nnr, Bari-1e s South-Western Division. \ with". its Pleasant streets, its Taetv Dwell ings. its Pretty Churches. a.no..1t. Go- ahead Peopie W111 Eunice Settlement, --A Weekly` Record of its Doings . E. Collins is on the sick list: " W V1 The S. O. E. were in conclave last night Mrs. Boyd is visiting friends in Cel=ing- 145:`; ll/lisa Dixon, teacher in our public `school, was suddenly called to her home in Sea.-forth on Saturday by the serious illness of her fa.t_her. AI ,, f'\ (V; I I I ! m;1`i::`i.' Blevins, of Torgnto, ii the gdat of M_ias M. Blevins ` _ ll 11.31--.. .__..._._.._.1 L- L-.. l_-...- 2.. ':"Lh11IDALE mm mm six. Ill` `I19 PCIDU VVUUBQ . The cottage prayer meeting this week vrill ' be held at the residence of Mrs. Hope, Cum- berland street. on Fridav evening. mkll WEEDS IIIhI\ `IQIYQ 1153!! VF"-U53, l'UlLlI'LIH LU IIIU L`Ul'LUWUH|_I U359 'ceK- Rev. W R McIntosh will take a promi- nent part in. the Knox College Alumni Con- ference, Toronto, the first week in Febru- ary. ` Man: :vnI1 fnnnhnil an Ant: run`-\`:n nnknn` wuuu. Mr. S Bradford is Ahome from Parry- Sound ' mn_- `D -2 r m _-..- :_ _.....z_.. __ c-.._,1....'. UI LVIIBH U1. IIIUVIIIB Miss M Wilson returned to her home .Stroud on Saturday. Thu "Anna (`Sn-nln mama I-rnnnnnlnun `nay-uni- `|lDl.'El..ll.B, U1! nun Lu. 3 us uuvvc Mr; G D. Putt son npentsunday in Scayner, visiting his sister, who is very Ill "`k .'.nt`:1.|n` AlI\riI:ul'l1 moat f.lI= HUI`, VIBILIII` Illa ulnlcl, vvuu In VOIJ Ill EH19 -Ladies` Auxiliary will meet this (Thursday) afternoon in -their hall. Fisher Bloca. J I -.-_... ---....... .......Z.... ..l ...,...a. .......I. ..__ During every evening of hext week ser-' vices will be held in the Presbyteria. church. ` In _ nj dL--____1 L-.. `L__a.I._.. `L. n_- IIUI ICU`! BlaIVC|. VII .l.'l.I\.lll' UVVIII The Misses Hockridge. whzyllave been visitinz their sister, Mrs W. Rusk, have returned to their home in Greufel. ll ,_ ('1 IL...__ __2E- __,_I _L:I_I L-,_,_ _,,, I . \II IE WIIIIIIUYWI-I (III I'll`? \JII-?IuI lI|@II 1'. III! Mr Frank Hamlin. who has been visiting his brother, Mr Thos. Hamlin. for a. few waeks, returns to the Northwest next week. `D-.. TI? 1) \A'..`l'...;....I.. ...:II s..|-.. - ..._-..._ QUUIIIL ` The B. of L. E. were in session on Snndsv afgelruoon. -. ' ' 2___ `I ! T3I-._!__.. -2 f'l\-..-..g- 2... LL- ...-`._L JUL coon-cocoon:-gnudnnur - o o u o I...`..'..1 Men : Cloth House Slippers, leatler sole; light cantata:naioua-rIII'aoooo~";o $3UI'UlllI Ull DELHI!-II ; The Hnme Circle were transacting impor-` taut business on Monday night. :0 Tan: n"mnwAnrn sn `Justina 119:!-In `:3- onurcn. Mrs. Ed. Shear and her brother, Mr. Geo-. Stewart, spent a. few days in Bradford dur- ing the past week. ' Thu nnl-turn: nnnnnr Inna!-.:nn Q-`uh: 12944:]: mi" -ram RAILWAY omm-ms or THE ~ FU'1URE`CI'1`Y. ~ V 75-I 1!__I I` LADi1~:s* DEPT`. Extraordinary Shoe Values 135 +24 Misses Eroih House sI;pegs,j `an sizes, special VRUBABERS AND ovansaons. Men`: Puke `Gui: 'Luin`hi'i!`ien's, all sizes, rst quality. $3.05. s`peg':hl-u_t4 .. Mon : Pm Gum Lumbenn;-n . Overuhosg mi-_ Iran front" and. rnonlni-`nu-3anL`In'.3n'n. -Ineinl 1 ` Nowhere `will you nd. such aufareme qualities` 1'it; r1Ie"t6Iiey:. A L to the store will convinbq you. I vCox,ne,e;_u'.1y-. Hbpbligaitton to spend, it cant nu`--_h, 1099 You W`,`h?`o.`, V V h. L V ' i V ` * . . D r w .:`;*_,.:`,_ ,\_'. L` , V . : names PC]! DUIJIDII \ V E` Qlllllfy, 8pCiI..u... Ifyuannu,,ap*oo_coo-f.-nanoaoooo Boy. Havy Gum`nuck1$`izubb&g; all uses." ' ."u`} on '0 0 clue : I a co ' TMISSES7 DEPT. Misses`. Cordovan Buttbn Bqot. sole. solid; size! 1: to 2, neatly niade. worth $1125, IplaLD.......--._-. Il.lOOIIoIIIIotoO.Iu 1 Men : Auntie; Ovenlgovcas; bc_st I-otv:`ndVot ` poinledtoc,pecal,......`.a....'............1 1 Croquct Rubbemgau . .. ' U. ` Ladies Felt Bu`tt<'vSn`Gi"eI-Ihoemv `but quality ` - I nnecxal . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . - _ UIIDU9 LICII KIIJ lull`? IKIIIIIUVI J \ I VIII-ills`! 0? "That Edward Williams did on the 10th day of eMa.y, A. D. 1897. at the Township of Oro, in the County of Simcoe, take, steal and drive awayfone red` steer with white spot on forehead, two years old ; one grey steer. twoyears old ; one brindle steer, with red and white spots, one year old ; one white steer, one year old ; one'dark red heifer,one year old; one white heifer, one year old; the property of James Crawford. ' Mr `Ureswicke appeared for Williams and I St. Mary's Literary Societv. (By the Society's Own Reporter.) The program at last Friday night s meet-V ing of St. Mary's Literary Society consisted of 9. duet by'Miss Gilley and Miss Chave, a. so!o by Miss Blaine. a duet by Messrs. 0 Menra. and J. Henderson, 3 Scotch read- ing by Mr. McIuLosh,'and 9. debate Re- solved that poverty is a greater incentive to crime than wealth The uirmative was supported by Miss McAllister and Mr. Neve and the negative by Mr. McDouga.ll and `Mrs. Perry. Decision was given for the negative. There will be a. debate at this week s meeting. All are invited to attend. -v-----.-.---- -v_ _---u- Laat Friday afternoon at Oro'Sta.tion, E. Williams was committed for trial by Magis- trate Bell on the following charge :- `|'FlnaI '1-iurnvri `VI';nrna (`:11 nu I-kn Inf}: St George s Parish.--The old Methodist church was lled with `an audience drawn there to witness acantata that the scholars of St George s 8 school rendered in a man-'5 ner that could not but please every person present. The children that did not take part in the cantata were determined that nothing should be-done by them that wotgld detract in the least from the performance, and so they kept-perfectly orderly. The cantata entitled the Wonderful Christmas Tree, had only.been previously attempted by large Sunday schoo's in cities,it was therefore no small undertaking to place the cantata before an audience in ,Al3andale._ However from beginning to endunot the least mistake was made by any of the per- formers. and no prompting was necessary; Miss Gracie Little took` the leading part, which requireda large amgunt of memoriz- ing, and so thoroughly hadshe mastered her part that she acquitted herself perfectly. Mercer Marin did his part admirably. Master Charlie Gibson. as Puck-, surpris- ed everyone by his almost faultless acting. Master Charlie Moore, as Funny Man, did well. Miss A ice and Master Harry Wilson, respectively. as Queen and King. of the fairies. moved on the stage with the grace and dignity thatgwell became their exalted position. Miss Lena Collins as Queen of the night, looked and acted charmingly. The chorus singers cou'd not be surpassed. Miss Mary Storey made a beautiful grandmother. Mr. C. 1 . Little. as entertainer of this most august company, made a superior host. The , fairies with their sweet innocent"faces and lovely dresses with silver wi gs, gave one an idea of how beautiful fairy- and must be, where such lovely creatures could come from. The " busy bees sustained their part with `great credit to themselves. When one llistened to the whole cantata and realized that the perfect manner in which it was ex- ecuted, was due entirely to the ability and untiring patience of two young ladies, one of whom, Miss Wilson, as-directress,-and the other, Miss Westney, as accompanist, one feels that too much praise cannot be 5 given to these ladies. A6e>l:tl"e A-`- fo;V:I&rd;i. iirowli, Join).- Jon ;and Dickinsoh. A_=lh>udale-"-'-Ginl,=.J White'ey; `cover point, `R...;:,McDona;iE; point, L` Clark; centre. A. Marshall; for- wards. J. Paton. W Phillips, W. Carley 'I`l... "|l\I13 A` M. QR-an- n mg-..` -C .I._ I):-_ vvnluu. us JBIUIIQ Iv LIIIIIIIJD, V1. Lflllilg. . Ill`- The boys` of. Mr. Sheer ; room of the `ten Avenue public school hsire organized 3 Rugby football club with the following`of- ticers :-Pr'esid.en`t'. _ James Gilchrist; V..:e- President, Chas Wilson; Secretary-Tree surer, Frank Dorsey; Captain, H. Wilson. The citizens of the 6th ward hsverthe thanks of the team for their liberal `contributions towards the same- ' . ' fI1|._______.I__--_.2.,_-n.| `n ,' . The annual meeting of the Burton Avenue Methodist church Sunday school oicers and teachers was held recently, when the follow- ing oicers and teachers were elected for 1898 :-,Superintendeut, W.. B - Taylor ; Ass t Supt, W W; Humphrey ;iSecretary, J Whit_eley; Treasurer, Miss-A; Dollerv ; Organist, Miss`M Bruuton ; Ass : Organist. Miss Arnold; Librarian, E. Levia; Ass t Librarian, A Marshall; Bible Class.-T. G. Fairles ; Junior Bible -Class. Dr Law ; let class of girls, Miss 1`. Haz"e_tt ; 2nd class of iris, Mr. J. Brunton; 3rd class girls. Miss %{ickley ; lst class boys, Miss L. Wice ; 2nd cla.ss_~boys. Mrs. Duncan; 3rd class` boys, Mrs. J. Brunton ; 4th c`a.ss boys.` Miss A. Dollery ; infant class; Miss 0:. }Vice. n.. u.....:.... ........a..... .n_- u.-...-_ a---_--- Bnuupcuw On Friday evening of last. week a. very ex~ l citing hockey match took place on Mr. J. ' B. Cline s rink between the Barrie Collegiate Institute and Allandale clubs. For the first half of the come the B. C I had it all their own way, having scored 4 to 0, and were condent of -winning When` the second half of the game commenced the Allamla`-e club put up a fine game. and commenced to score and never stopped scoring until they had passed their opponents. The B` C. I scored 3 games during the second half time At the close of the match the score stood 8 to 7 in favor of Allandale. Mr. B. McLeod acted as referee to the satisfaction of all con- cerned. Both teams were evenly matched _ The play at times was rough. and consider- able "` shinnying was indulged in. The folowing are the names of the players and their positions :-B. C. I.--Go.1.l, R. Thomas, cover point, E Gallic; noint, R. Ardngh ; uus-vs. , uuuuu uunau, suIna~\1. `V IUD. ` On Sunday evening the Burton Avenue Methodist church was lled, the occasion beings memorial service on the late Lot Webb. Rev Thos. Ed wards, read the lesson from the 51st Psalm, a portion of scripture -which Mr `Webb had read over tohimn every * day during his illness The preacher then read an obituary noticeof th_e deceasedpre; vious to the commencement of his sermon. He took for his text the following words :- To die is gain --Philip tans lst chapter `and part of 21st verse e exhorted his congregation to live the life of the righteous, so ` that they might have life `everlasting The choir rendered an anthem, Rest Thee in Peace. and Miss M. Whitelegfsang a solo, He Giveth HisBeloved Sleep - The hymns sung were `very appropriate for the service. 11-11 -9 1-; -. nu ..-- -. -. III I rure lllllll LIIEIDBPIIIEII I UVOTIIIXK, FIED` her front, lined. l'98|I_|ai"prioe;7$a;9oo. a wt; Committed for Trial. .185 I35` I51` Ladies` Dongola Kid Buiton Boot, patent tip, . M.S.. regular price, $1.75. special at. . .... t : `Ladies Warm Felt Slippers. elastic instep, sew- ed sole. regulgr prxce. 65c., spwial Aat ..... . . Ladies` Felt. _(`ongress tip. M.'S.. tegular price, V 7:12.. smmm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .- ' I V 5:`:-ihiliac Aliildir modern '1aIau'ag'ea-;' i urfkbbldst. of 5 iuqhinv.` `and Moriila ` . fog-ii:V';e r`il'c')Vf 'Utii>pio.,` took Noijmijl certicates; au'cl.Mr. VD; Beecroft, of Chatham. formerly of Bprrie, puagd from. School. of Pedagogy. _` Mr James Milbee, of Dastciu, spent ~'lhurndayVin town with his famous nephew, John [Gt-ithth, and witnessed his-`thrilling Iroauotionof '.`F9.ust . m the evading. Mr. 1' L ilbeeh saw more than the ordinqsry tqlnt in ,,y _l!llI;.Gl,'.l'_1_`h gnd often. befriended him in ;.".":'. r`. F".-`A. s~!nes'e~ ix, . i i i Miss `Aggie Fitzgerald, of St J9Iaph, a Convent. Toronto, who. has been. holidaying at Mountxsu Louis sud Barrie, returned to tchoollsau week. ` Aw , ~ I;a.st Sa;uo?loy swGlobe ooniaina an excel- lent .photo:o.vure of so former Barrieite, Mr. L. C. ' ishlev, Toronto. Miss A. Lavery, graduate of St. Mich- ael : Hospital, Toronto, returned last week after a visit. with friends in `town. _ Mia: -Phelan, of Central school. was sum- -moned*h'ome on Tuesday owing to the sari I on: ilhaesaof her father. Dr. P_hela.n, Simcoe 4 `At-,`:.-iconic, xaminationjfg` W. K. Foucar, .- B A_.j,' of Ogllegiatev Inatiuyte stg. took *:e`*'*" '-Wd*.in md!9.T1~:e;"*ss-Ta 9- I -`_`..`n_ -114- -1. `I .'.`s_ _ Personal Neivvs. - Miss Anna. Dean, bf Bu`a.lo, N.Y., is the guest of friends in town. ' an 99- 1` \ u . . - Miss Lily. igspendin g 0 short time w_i_Eh her mother in town. Mrs. Johnacg. of East Toronto, is the guest. of her daughter. Mrs. F. M. Thomas.` Mr` and Mrs. Morningstar and (laughter.- of Manitoba, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Hughes. _ V V ' is: \`a u c -.4- `avg; vruultoloollotunltctlll Illl I 4 - o o - . -on Ladies German Felt Slippus. all sizes. Lad` ' St:-a, Sl r.` atent vamp` fancy lf:ckle.reg'ulun:!;:Pr`i=ce, 1375, special` 1 MEN'S DEPT. I A Men : In-,1: Buc_kle Boot. peg sole, regular price $1.75, specialtor.........'.................1 Men : American Calf Balmoral. extenuoo sole. Sand .1513. Ion}: `ILHE. caudal for , ; _ ' , `' 'vi'}i:"{I{ 'i1|'iama, B A... Principal of Col- liugwood Collegiate Institute, gave us a. call on Monday evening. - ' I` l'II I - 1. O O C Mre.L[:(>t:~P-axVr`l`1<"iVaVe, is the quest of her son, Will R. King, Rosa street. ll: _ T`: __ I`! I 1- Ti `II Mr. Wm. R. Davis, of Midland. was in] town last" Wednesday and gave us a friendly I call. ' ' 7 kiss Lynch left town on Sa.tAurda.y for an extended visiuyvith relatives in New York" city. - V ` ` 1-I 1\cIo .u . Q jil-rs. John Dickinson was the guest of her brother, Mr. Wm. Louut`, Toronto, last ;weok. V ' 0 ` DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. 9 CCCICIOCOOOCO `Mr. Cotter represented the crown. `Wil- liums elected to be tried before Judge Ar- tlagh and on Saturday morning appeared be fore His Honor. who xed the trial for 'l.'hursday,.27th inst. Bail was granted. It. unnnnrn that nnrnn timn Jun-inn r`-in Cull LIV!-Ilhllrl VI! 1950. uau was sl'lIl.IIoC(l. It appears that some time during the fell Wiliiama in company with two boys were bringing a drove of cattle into town to be shipped to.()m9.ha, Neb. -"A farmer named Crawford ' had six cattle on the road, and they rliseppeared, he states on the day Wil- V liams passed with the drove. He alleges 3 that his cattle Vere herded in with the rest and all shipped together He Ah9.a_ not seen A them since. |.Iol1n-:-f Galbraith! Men American Calf extension solid sole. worth $:.7s. special for. .... .'_, ,._ 1 Men"; Felt Cbngress, best quaIity.'$x.5o special 01'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..A...., . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - --I 1fHl:NdRTHERN mvmm A Telegram special from Orillia says that I a clever ncamp,Vwho calls himself Detective 1 Grant, has been working 3 newjgame out in '; Medonte,-, Following onthe arrest of_John O .(}on1,;or.\;foxfmakingyj bonnterfeig money, lzhir follow has been going` from home to house, and demanding a. look at whatever` ' "";s;;;s"';; ;;;:,*.. pannings) were ca quent intervals, gt lly made at fre- g retu'_r_n`s ranging --__.. -J __- van...- A second vshaft was then at a point some 450 feet: e: on the same Vein, and time is about feet d menced 1 of No 1 the present Whzch depth since then has b ' _S'i.t1vl(i'I)E-w-2-:t.I:_'(:;;'.ri-e:i `err by m eans ` an eight hour shaft, and, on the .24 July the shaft had a depth of 4_ eet, teria'ly. increased. A ... --_.1 _1.-m ___ Li_--, , V- uuvpo, -u --av nnvunuaaa vl. DulIllll\"Do The location, was then thornuglfy prorpected and the veins stripped, whn it was determined to si_n.k shafts on the vein known as No. 2. (`I Buil-(`longs substantially` ev ectrd wero first constrxlcted for the accommodation ` of men, and the housing of supplies. ` mkn Ir.t\I`I.l\b\ vnana 6Ln_ 1.1.-.. -_ _.'L'_ ..-v..- --.-V-oua qv. vurnn-I|A.l\JJ`l\a\&I 1 Sewea/`II-Wewum: T he property of the Cnmpanyis situ- ated in the Saw Bill Lake Mining Dis- trict, and is recorded in the Department of Crown Lanrs as Mining Location 336 X, having an area of eighty acres fl-.- .............A..- ....... _.......i... .1 `I.-. 4.1.- -.,- --, .....-..,, .... ...-.. -. -.5..-_, ......... The property was acquired by the Hiawatha. Company in December` of last year, and development work under the supervision of M-r. Jame-3 Hum- mond immediately commenced. IJ.-2I..l......... ...-_'L..a.-..L2_lI__ - -,L_ J _,_ , JJIUUIIILJCVIJ LVJIUQ .IJ3IJ LVLVIJGIIIIQIJ, .|.'IUI`VOl A number of young lads in the 6th ward were out on a. rampage on Mondav night of last week. Between 12 and 1 o'clock] they gave our citizens an Indian war dance on the postyofce platform. The night was made hideous by their unearthly yells. They were driven away on two different occasions but returned. If such an outrageous ssir occurs again therewill be a police court racket-. Every one of the participants are known, and it is only out of respect for their parents the matter is not pushed in the present instance There is too much hood- lumism in the ward, and it will have to be stopped. fl... 'I3`..:.J.... .........2.., -8 I....L _.....l. .. ......-- ..-. Incorporated under the Joint Stockcompanies, Act, and under 60 Vjghap. 29, Section 4. No PERSONAL L|AB|L|( Authorized capital $500,000, Divided into 500,0 DIRECTORS: JAMES HAMMOND, Gentleman, Fort William ' E ' A ' H. E KYLE, Gentleman, J;-E SECRETARY-TREASURER :. F. M _ . A. HARVEY, M. E., Toronto: ville. E ILLIPS, Toronto. The Hiawatha cum MINING mm MINING so. or umnmo, %I`"2aIaV *7A(a ?'z@@`*"%3(a""@)a* ` Shares ay be obtained..fror_n zinyof the Company's brokers, or ` 7F'RANK_|VlcPHlL|F S, _.-'v -.vv an vac`: \4|\JIJ Gloves, Hosiery. and Underwear at very close gures . Dress Trimmings at half price. Clothing, in both Men s and Boys wear, show Deep Cuts in prices. ` Ladies Mantles, tailor made. good qual- ity, in black, blue and light colors, worth $5.00 to.;$7 [or $2.50: _ ` T H "'f1T4a{13tfe"{:i. .1I; 37:3}-{Li $1.00 to $2.50. now 759 t9l.50. A IY);'e;e' Goods reduced in price 20c;-`go 40c 99 the dollar_.` FRAWLEY 2. EVI. o\uI\.ouIuuuu=I "vac; P\UVl\.IC\I UJ UIIV l(\UlU3o The following oicers of the Y.P.S CE. 1 of the Presbyterian church have been elect- ed for the current term :-Presirient, Mr N. McNicol; Vice~Presidenb. Miss Jennie Mc- Intosh: Recording Secretary, Miss Minnie L!cLennan ; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Lizzie Catcher; Treasurer, Mr Oscar At- kins; Organist, Miss Flossie Campbell ; `Assistant Organist, Miss Elsie Cowie; Missionary Collector, Miss Euphemiu. Mc- Millan Conveners of CommitLees-Rev. W R. McIntosh, Prayer Meeting; Mrs. Cameron. Look Out ; Miss McLenna.n, Tem- ! perance; Miss Howe, Social: Miss Nellie Steggles, Good Literature; Mrs. Hawker,` Missionary ; Miss Daisy Mc Lennan, Flower A nurnisn-n A` nwnnnn `nan 3t: 0114; Rt`: unnuu: