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335si5.3*[ @1154? 0? ..FP`".`Y.-. 1.8.9.8 DlITlCUCo CUn[ElIIl'lg 50 HCYCS. ITIOFC 0| less. The followmg Improvements are sa1d_to be on the premises :- About 50 acres cleared havmg erected thereon a frame dwelling and frame barn. 'I`F.RM --vn npr rt:-nt, nf H-In nnrrhacn rnnnnv `fa IHCTCUU 3 ITKUIC uwcuxng anu IFEIKHC Darn. TERMS :-xo per cent. of the purchase money "to be paid down on the day of sale. For balance terms will be made known at the sale. For further particuiars apply to Jomzs, MCKENZIE & LEONARD, Solicitors, Toronto Street. Toronto, Or in ll ' 7 I 7 V 7 7 the following lands and premises in one parcel :- I The south lco acres of `the west of lot 24, in the th concession of the township of espra. On the ot are one small frame house and one frame stable. About 4 acres cleared. The frnces on the property are goo . The property is within one mile of Fern- dale school and three miles of Barrie market. TL -..-.\.-..:..o.. ...:n 3... ..tX'......A 0`..- ....l.. ....l.!....L L- .. ests of Mr. Du`, of West Simcoe, and Mr. Thompson, of Centre Simcce.. Stewart's Hall was packed to the doors, Dr. McLeod, president of Stayner Conservative Association, occupied the chair. Speeches were delivered by Messrs. T Thompson, Duff and W. H. Bennett, M.P., and were frequently interrupted by loud applause. Three cheers were given for the Queen and candidates. IN THEHIGH COURT UFJUSTICE RE DAVVSON uale SCHUUI 8H -I KHYCC T111185 OI Darrle HIHTKCIC. The property will he offered for sale sub'ect toa. I reserved bxd to be xed by the master. endors only to be called upon to produce such titIe','deeds as are in their possession. _ In all nfher rncnpnh: Han fhrmc and nnnrnnnc nf in meir possession. _ In all other respects the terms and conditions of l sale will be the standing conditions of this Court. Fnrthnr nnrfimilnrc 1-an ho had h-nrn In]-an "ncI::n 53.16 Wlll UC ll'IC Sl'1(lll]g COIJQIIIUUS UT [HIS LIOUIIC. Further particulars can be had from John Hoskin. Esquire. Q.C.. Toronto, Messrs. Strathv and Esten, Barrie. Messrs"!-Iewson 8: Creswicke,`Barrie. or the undersigned. Dated at Barrie this 9th day of February, 1898. I T To STRATHY & ESTEN, M Vendors Solicitors. Barrie. _.. . .. -av.-V - --...-v-- ---v-v-- --- - - ---u A carload of horses arrived from Toronto last week for Kinnoul Park Farm. V ` aaiiarmwss: he went. Edenvale. Advance Correspondence. ` Bert Saloway is a young fellow very little over twenty one years of age, who has been living in this locality for some time, until recently, when he suddenly and unexpectedly deoamped for parts unknown,_lenving behind him several sorry creditors, Not long ago, -Bert went to Stayner and bought a horse and cutter from parties there, giving them a lien on the property tor` secur- ity until they received] payment. He sported the outt around here 3 good deal, and one day sold out to a Phelps- ton man for $35.` Snlownyr at once de- parted and no men knoweth whither FARM PROPERTYI Or to I) Are v T well in their place. We have . them and eefp then; in their places. In our ne line 0 "' Halt Bruehoe. 'l"o_otln B :-uehee, Clothes Brushes. Nan Brnnlma. Monkman sDrug~Store 1 sznunhor smnnr, - Y [jBARRm _ BRISTLES I0 R. L. BARWICK, Barrie. sir Toptln Brushes. Clothes Brushes. Nan Brushes. lth. `- IN THE TOWNSHIP OF INNISFIL Mr. A. Bell and Miss Wilda spent last week in Toronto. Mr. Bell at- tended the Grand Lodge of A.O.U.W. as a delegate from this Lodge. "'1... TP..._.........., T.._._L.'J.-.4.. L....J ..'l.`.:__. DAWSON VS. DAWSON AUCTION SALE Our stock it; (I;I;I`ie.11V;aof the but Ameri-V can. English ond French Goods, and wil be_ sold at popular pticeo. .` Walk in and look around, ydu don't have In I-niv. " AND COUNTY OF SIMCOE. OF VALUABLE II II-IIVCI L` Otcoi C`co ".: ."':-17. c';' ', ` !\I....4.... -4. `D. Master at Barrie. v._...--.....-... -nu -ruav \tv\/1.30.0` goavvvncnn ..-~ 3. While Mr. Jae. Martin and brother, of Avening, were driving into town on Saturday, the horse took fright and ran away, badly smashing the cutter, but fortunately mj uring no one. 'T`L- L..._.... -1.` LL.'.. ..J.-.... l.._.I _ _ _ _ -25 Steam Refined * Seal Bil MANUFACTURING Coxmcnonrms, | V FANCY % _ phnn AND CAKE BAKERS, [Have Removed _to their New Store. 127 Dunlap Street. urrusms QUEEN'S I-mm. Snnnin|____. Announcement Frank Ewan, Manager. } In returning thanks for" the very liberal ' patronage received at the old store, we beg to remind the public generally that we can now better serve them than at any previous time in `our business history, and will be I pleased to see them at the new stand. 'r.sIDswoI=rrH a. son THE BEST FOR CATTLE, > .` `_ `.o..F0l'IIl0It....' . noon to nugnmb nownm. - A _--Saturday market was i-Tm. - Red when ` was cold aI..high.u 9l contu : oats brought .....- -v- ..-.--V .-J u..._. nq. vuawxu -.. ._, . The bovs of this place had an excit- ing experience last Saturday afternoon. A deer was seen running towards the business part of the village, but it soon saw its mistake in venturing so far out, and quickly made its way to the `bush, followed by the boys, who soon lost sight of it. V I9! DI [llg '3 VI ;.- . _34o.,andpeuo55c. [H, H. unou & sows} We have just opened a stock of Hats Speci- ally Imported direct from manufacturers for our own trade, which for VALUE, VARIETY, STYLE and NOVELTY has probably never been equalled north of Toronto. It will not be necessary in future to patronize `Toronto when you Want an up-to-date Hat. It can ' now be found right at home. and at a much gower price quality for quality than city hat- ters charge. THE: E|ViPlREZ, '3' . . opp. POST 75" ~ OFFICE DFlUGS,'- PATENT MEDICINES, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS Barriefs Greatest Drug Store. We are no `.` Spring chickens" in the Poultry 5 NO spams CHICKENS plv business and though we're not crowing ' m ` , about our stock of poultrymen's needs, we want .. poultry people to know that we've some of the thi .__:.,`-2"` _ vuu want in stock. At present the demand is To the Gentlemen of Barrie and Vicinity: NO. 80 DUNLOP STREET. swans nus STQRE - -_ - -_-rv vu. . --rv--v-vv- A rousing meeting in Mr. Thomp- son s interest was held in the Orange. Hall here last Saturday night. The room was tastily decorated with bunt- ;ing and appropriate mottoes. The Ebanrl was also in attendance. ,_Mr. 1Thos. Walker was chairman. The [place was packed with enthusiastic supporters of Mr Thompson. Mr. J. , B. Horrcll, of Midland, and the condi- date gave excellent speeches. On the. previous Thursday evening Mr. David- son held a meeting, the small attend- ance `and dwarfed. enthusiasm being very marked when contrasted with Mr. Thompson's splendid meeting. A ' chickens " Sup- we're crowing"' much you to know things present for Pratt's Poultry Food. It's a powder that will make hens l:y. and with eggs zoc. a dozen don] you think it's worth your while to give it a trial. 25c. a pack age. Enough for zoo hens. VVe have a few more books left to be given free with each package. The books are worth 5oc.. alone. jo. H. LYON db SON, M B'1i7fi{X717 grzsas A SPECIALTY. Assn-rs .'WAN11:n--Guam` Ixnuczunu-rs Onrnum. I. For high grade work at low price: call on mm PIPE. PORTLAND CEMENT I . _ nalannsnea I _. _ The old relnable stand for Portraits and Frames. Portraits finished in every style of art, Oil. Water Color, India ink and Crayon. Photographs of all kinds enlarged and framed to UOIOT, mma IIIK a \ol'y0. Photographs kinds enlarged and framed to `life size at reduced rates. -__.-_ .--g n... . _-_._ . -.___.__ __ _.__ J.G.SCOTT V Victoria Arwallery ORDERS` RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. v I vuvu "i`l\1eladies of Zion church will give a grand concert and tea. in Victoria hall on March 181:. 'SHA VV BROS. ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS Water Lime. Plaster orPa.rlu,:&o. burial Yams _ Ross Black. Foot of Toronto Btroo Telenhnno. BOTHWELUS BLOCK. BARRIE. Established 188$ ~ nld reliable stand fnr Pnnu-glen and Fran BARBIE, ONT- --- BUCCESSOR T0 -D-aaler lu- ,;,u.;-, V -r v V----. -- v--v -.v..--4-; The annual meting of the Angus cheese factory was held in Victoria hall on the 18th inst. It was agreed to run the factory this season as heretofore. O__-..-I _-___-- .__-._`l- 1_'____- I)_,-_.A_ Several young people from Brent- wood, New Lowell and Angus met at the residence of Mr. H. L. TarBnsh on Monday light last, and report having a good time. A ._._'|.'L2--I ._.___L__-. __.. 'L-1.`l 3.. `T2- Luna vac yr a nun --uvu Currie & Co. were here on Tuesday` night and met; with oppoeition. Currie takes his long sleep on Tuesday, March 1st, at 5 o`clock in_ the evening; ITVI- _ _ _ _ _-1 ___-A.Z.._. .1` Al, A_,, -hvlo . . . Advance Corresponduee. Mr. G. A. Arnold viaited friendl Mono Mills 19:31: ask. T ` 3 n >pu .u '0`. ;iTa:>n, T of V Orp'.igvf|l'e`, r2s`iEed at Mr. J. Le,nno::a__la\:nt_:w_.s3l'~._V- - III TIT 7` n -V-I-VA III! lI&c III ul-IV!-IIl\IqL `TU .VUIiIFlCO WM:-. T. W._ JR. Arnold is ap`e.ndingLa_ few days at Dr. West's, An " I. * ~ `IE- -...1 .1n-.: n__..-'.|_ y.` 1'1"`.-.'|'1.'.'.".'_L: Kiss Tilly Arnold, at Allandale, spent a. few days with her sister, Mrs. Dr.-_.W*?8'=-. 1! run vvvuno W. J. Bell made a shipment of `three ne bronze turkeys to Ireland last week. _-. run`: A n C `L UU Iuuv vvv Miss I]vl`l-i'ott, of Cooksbown.` is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Smith; Dar? (1 Ahli old-nnrin ll-an 1d`.nu pnu-b.Ir `"iv".'(:". 1.;;; 'cISIzIia' E3 i?;;vB:sh-1 League convention at Brampton this C-1 ? '7 1'III I II . I.I \ Miss M. J. Foster returned to'Teroxi- to last week. 'l'IIS_AA 1` l"I ,1 ,1 O .I g Interesting News - A -e 3 cans: pinup vvv I'D CV J/It VV UUUDJ 335330 I Mr... and Miss ()rrock,-.4_of_ Midhn,`- , .. .. . .. _ v `../ - by`... --._. A political meeting was held in Vic- toria hall here on the 16th inst., in the interest of Mr. J. S. Duff, Lib. Conser- vative candidate for West Simcoe, but owing to the very cold weather the crowd was not as large as otherwise would have been. The speakers were Mr. Bennett, M.P., of East Simcoe ; R. Bell, Reeve of Essa; and the worthy and eicient candidate himself. Mr. Du' was the rst speaker, who made a capital speech and received rounds of applause. Mr. Bell was the next Speaker. He gave a number of good pointers. Mr. Bell is evidently well posted in some of Hon. George Wash- ington Ross s petty schemes, as he clearly showed them up. Mr. Bennett, although the last to speak, came in .for the largest share of the time. For about one hour and a half he riveted the attention of the audience who were sorry when he quit; they could have listened all night ; 1! pleasant and able speaker is he. He made everything clear and plain. Three cheers for the Queen and Mr. Du" brought a very enthusiastic meeting to a close. Duffs election is sure. At any rate he is the popular man here and will get a large majority. Fnnnmnr 24, 1898. If our correspondent: will kindiy loave izlieir uo'abe,ol;ed,`.one`cedA`t:`v:eill'.- be suicient postage. Post on Monday, it pouible.-Em'ron. V ` A1130-3` A A visited `friends "in this vicinity last` Advance Correspondence. `week, . New Lowell. Advance Correspondence. n I 1. -1 0. 1 vv -yv--vJ- Advance Correspondence. agu-vu av-.. --.-v --.. -.-----r.--v-.. It affords us pleasure in reporting that at the residence of Mr. Jas. Camp- bell, of Brentwood, a very . pleasing event took place on the 16th inst,, being-the marriage of his eldest daugh- ter, _Miss Lizzie Campbell, to Mr. A. Mulholland of Collingwood. Shortly after 3 p.m. the groom appeared before the hymeneal altar, followed by the bride leaning on the arm of her father. The groom was supported by Mr. H. Fisher, while Miss S. Campbell, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. The bride and bridesmaid were beautifully dressed in drab cashmere adorned with silver leaves. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. G. Agar, B.A., pastor. After the marriage ceremony was over and congratulations had been given, the guests repaired to the dining room, where a sumptuous dinner awaited them. The tables were loaded with a great variety of dainties, including the bride s cake, and` everything was ar. ranged with exquisite taste. w'The __ guests being principally married people, | dispersed at an early- hour,-feeling that they had spent a very enjoyable after- noon. The numerous `beautiful and costly presents which the young couple received are emblematic of the esteem in which may are held by their many friends.` - . _ i ` -....._-. -_ _-v-___, -- ---- ..-V_. Miss Ethel Leishman has spent the East two weeks visiting friends in town. Little's meeting here on Saturday night-. 1 Dr. Evans occupied the chair. He in- vited to the platform any person who wished to speak in Mr. Wright s'in- tenest, but no one responded. The best of order prevailed, every person ` `listening with intense interest to ad- dresses by Mr. Little and Dr. Pslliug. They reviewed current politics and show- ed quite conclusively that the present Government have been false to the trust . imposed in them. Mr. Little s election is looked forward to as a sure thing, and it isonly a. matter of how large a }"A 1"a}g'Sco3J"t&a Mr. E. A. l majority he will have. One of M1: Wm. Turley ; ch-ildren is very low with inammation of the lungs. ' 1 LL. and Mrs. -T. Fisher, of Newton Robinson, are visiting at Mr. John Fih_er.` _ ` ohn Fisher, who has been so ill for a long time, is now able to be up part of the time. Ill - `(IT T D2..I...\-. Al.` lV...._`..`l ...._ lvvu -VJ nu.-u V-vv :---- Mr. and.Mrs;. Ja.a.VS'<':ott. have moved ` from `Collingwood to this place, and intend moving to Manitoba in the spring. FIVL- `D T -1.` LL}... -1--- `L...-. :....:L...J -T. .i`-IJ1: E. L. of this. place has invited the neighboring leagues to spend a social evening with them on the lat of March. A good time is anticipated. TL _`-._.`l_ --.. ...1-......-.... 5- .._....-_L:..- Brentwood. Advance Correspondence. 1 C. McCarthy is making preparations to build 9. large barn In the spring. _-- -to 5 End`! up rwhirt. W. Jfnlgishop, of Grenfel, con ducted service in the Methodist church here last Sabbath. I I . 1 gav-V .uu-uv I\lv--V-vuvv Miss Jessie Dfalvidson has returned` home after spending a few weeks with ` friends at Craigvale. ` ll, , TH C__L; _ I`1_II2._-.:--,`l 24 g- -V \I.I-tun 11910` '33`. Scott, `of Collingwood, is% spending 9. few `days at Mr. John, ` Scott s, of this place. `MI. 13.1..` Q.....A.L ;.....'.| I.....l.. 1.-.... Miss A_1;;1'i" and Stayner last Week. II \r`l'_.__-.L_ -1.` KL_1._._L___ __ ___L `~"]'&&'t'.~,I".-01;.-~Srr_.n:i;;i1' and bride have ltaken charge of the farm lately vacat- [ ed by Mr. Geo. Turlev. ucus IUUWJ nun - The` Misses 21?. and '0. Bedford, of Barrie, `spent Siinddy with their cousin, Mr. John Stokes. . Messrs. John and Arthur Gibson, or Hoy, visited their uncle, Mr. William .:'Wilson, 31 few days ago. ` Mr. Frank` Uarson,`o`the 7thoon.V, Vesprs, spent, s` few ' days `last week with his uncle ;Mr'L9wiI Omons . ~ \_ U nkhnh-ah annual nu Anizen Mills. 9 Advance Cor;-eapoudcnde. 2 ~ ; Mra. Kizchgn rammed on Saturday from a fort.night. a visit with friend: nearsbsyner. . . , _ . A number of young people from here and Knock took part in the school concert. at Big Bay Poinbon Monday evening last, among whom were the Misses Robertson and Miss Owens of Knock, and Miss Blanche Duncan and H. M. .Mathere of Stroud. They` re-` port having 9. grand time. A 'I......... -_-_.l _LA.-_.1...1 If. Y.` A Mr. James Lee,- our esteemed baker,` has purchased a bakery business in Penetang., and will`. remove there. on; Thursday. We wish Jim every euc-i cause in his new undertaking, and will ` guarantee the. people of Penetang a good loaf when he gets there. VVIDZ III III! II 3.5-. Q-vvfun: wr-an . Mr. E. of Ebenezer,'a~p`ent a -few ` _-d`.uTy`a 'relati1res_*in _onr npeigly AV iboyl `Arch `meeting w`aa held in L.O.L. N 0. 4-50 on Friday evening "last. Five were initiated into that dggree. ` --- - cu.-wv wvn n vutvvn---vu One day last week as Mr. Angus Warnica _was. driving a. Ioad of wood to the station yard at Craigvale, one of his horses slipped, and in falling broke its leg. A bullet put an end to its anff feringa. Mrs. T. Fletcher entertained a nnm- n ber of young folk last Monday evening. N A very enjoyable time wasnpenjz. ` ...4 Advance correspondence. I A ~ `I I` ~-.-J ......- -.. n v`... if r. Nlurphy, of fhelpston, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Hunt. 1`,__ W, Shroud. vnvvlu On Wednesday night, of last week, Dr. Murphy presided` at a meeting held in the interest of the Conservative candidate, Mr. Thompson. The night was extremely cold, but this did not prevent a large number from attending. The reception and hearing given Mr. Thompson, promises well for that gen- tleman s election. Addresses were also given by Messrs. D. Quinlan and Haughton Lennox, of Barrie. This locality Will give Mr. Thompson a ma- jority. ` . Advance Correspondence. The curling club of this village, hav- -ing defeated Collingwood and` Barrie clubs, were entitled to play in the nal Tankard matches in Toronto. Thither they went last week, but lost the Tank- ard by'St. Mary s club defeating them by one shot only. St. Mary's was afterwards defeated, Lindsay obtaining the championship The Mail-Empire made the following reference to the match :-What was probably the most sensational nish and play of the day was between St. Mary's and Churchill, when on the last end, the other two rinks being tied, Skip Anderson, of St. Mary s needed four shots to tie the score, and` ve to -win, while the- Churchill men had four stones in the ring at the time. By perfect work St. Mary's representatives fought against the mighty odds, pulling the game off just by a nose. The Governor Gen- eral s.Trophy was then contested for. Churchill rst defeated Niagara Falls by 13 shots, and in the seminals de- feated` Scarboro ' by 16 shots, but in the nal contest again met St. Marv s curlers who won by 5 shots. Mr. R. McMin;1 E; on? at work again. ll}..- TIT-..) _..... 1.....- I....L _....'l_ ;.._ Wood was here last week try- ing to get a music class. ` -nu-c~.. " .Ce}gEa;."2a'E'Bu.mn tdok in a trip to Collingwood last week. _ Mzassra. Gall;n and Brown are. busy drawing in some rst-elaas pine timber for the English market. . A Mrs. H.-F. Wh`a1ey,'after an extend- ed visit with her aiaterr Mrs. Parks, has returned her home in Toronto. , Mi. W. Campbell and wife, Angus, have returned to their home after spending a week with Mr. Campbell tn nun Pnelpston. Advance Correspondence. Mr. Rackman, the trapper caught two ne coons on Saturday. `hat 1', -I-r A `u-.- u . ,- Mr. lgonrickv and son. drove from` Turonto on Tuesday of last week. X11, Y.11,1T,f1,,,,, LJ`,_` Miss K. Keaney, of dford, is the guest of her uncle, Mr. Jas. Keaney. `ll 1' `rs a un- H Mr. J. Fitzger'ald, of Mounc"St. Louis, visited fiiends here last Sun- day. f\._ T1T_.`l..-....`l__ __'_,LA. .1` 'l,_L , ,,,1 Mr. L. Warner, Angus, has erected a shingie mill on the 13th concession of Vespra`, which will be in operation shortly. T " Deor are very numerous in this neighborhood. -Farmers nd it dii- cult; to keep them from pascuring on fall wheat, ` ` ` Several of our Reform farmers were stunned over what appeared in last week s issue in connection with their Reform candidate, D. Davidson. ' .Mr.'John Pryter an d'Mr. Bll don- tinue to 'improve.T ' ' um . n 9 -_ ..- Messrs. Porter and Jan; McGin.- nia yiaited friend; in Onfo this weak. ` - `Whahnight have proved a. fata1'ac- oident V occurred here last Sunday. While Mina `Laura Higga _wa/s getting into the sleigh to go td` church she fell backward, hittiugher -head on u. phnk. She was carried to the house in an un- conscious ooudition, and remained no for shoot two hours. She `iairecover-I `ngn ' ' -O n go-Eifind politi- cal hold herein the inter `We leery w'ith tpleasutre that `Mrs. Jae. Brumby is recovering after a severe fall she received in Barrie `some time ago. Harry Lawrence, of Chicagby was the guest of Mrs. Thos. Scott last Week, `I I T A `T7 11 1' Adv; Corrcspzndence. _ Jas. Knox is visiting friends in Oroat present. . up I\ u Mr, Danby wuaiting in our vicinity this week. A 3 Scone, Tottenhnm, was visiting- his uncle, Mr; F. Harris, recently; Mr; B. Webb, Allandale, has a gang of men working in the --woods in this vicinity. ' ' A-u _ 2 can nun Mr. and EN-Ir.s.`John Hi:-one were via- iting last week with his sister, Mrs. W. A. Her_ron, Shanty Bay. % Mg... n;;e73:.$;;;;;i. ill. Mr. F. Wiaeman, Barrie, spent `Sun- day with Trienqa here. ' `If (V fII'.'l` I I I ,, ' ,,__,- Sevtgral of our `Essa and Sunnidte farmers are hauling stone from Veapra for building purposes. If I -I-To M1-s.LG. Tiin, who_l_1aa been 861'"- ionaly ill, in recovering. , . wb:hrith,.oi` _ 8;;-le, en dooupied the pulpit in the Methodist church here last Sunday evening in the absence of Rev. Mr. Weshington, who is still far from being well.` He delivered a_. fine sermon to a large and attentive audi- A-maul; -borlhod. MrI..4'S; Pratt accompanied him home to spe_ d a short gime with her sister, MI-a._Knap'p: 1:- e....:..L ..c n.......- .;.;.....:..:`.|.;. J. A. Wallace, Ivy, is visiting at Mr. T. Laughliu s and Mr. G. F. FuI`rm 8. ` - Eo;:o:>'ndeucc. 1'\ II1'\ I . ct v v- vv v-. Advance Correspondence. `II `II n Colwell. THE NORTHERN` "ADVANCE. at 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon at the Queen's Hotel in the Town of Barrie, by virtue of power of sale con- tained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the sale the following property : The Snnth `Nest nnnrhar nf Int an in H-up RH-1 (`nu-I- at [NC 31115 (C XUllUWIHg prupcrty I . The South West quarter of lot 24 in the 6th Con- cession of the Township of Innisl and County of Simcoe. containing 50 acres. more or less. Tho Fnllnurinov hnnrnvpnanntc nrn ugh! tn l-us nun Hus Pursuant to the judgment herein dated the 29th day of Janua . 1898. there will be sold with the ap- probation of . R. Cotter, Esquire, Master of this Court at Barrie, bv Joseph Rogers. auctioneer. at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, Barrie, at 12 o'clock, noon. on (I 1 `I I-.1 `I II III 1 annn HERE VVILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE by Public Auction on (I I lIl\l`I `I l|'lII I Anna - -v-\..,5--V --v..... v--- The Farmers Instituteb had a fair attendance at both meetings here on Friday last, when interesting lectures were given. Rev. J. D. Leishman was chairman at the evening meeting. `XTLJIA IE- I-.. 'Y\:I'.._.L1._ -_...l L__-AL-_