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THE sco'r1' ACT in HAMILTON ---- S1B,-I`obserired a. short Aparagrapli your paper of last week stating that the Scott Act contest had been abandoned in Hamilton. Believing that this was not according-to facts, and that other papers were also making a. similiar statement, I wrote to the Treasurer of the Association a.t.Hamilton to ask him for the facts. In reply I received the following. letter, the publication of wliiclx in your next issue will oblige, . * . vnnvu `ruin ` V ' . tlll8l_I`l0`riI`in`y]o!ir"town who have "entered 011 8 general crusade the candidates` elect wthe council, in , extenuation ' thereof. that the appeal in. the. ease of the ` Vespra Reeveship was entered entirely. at the instigation of the Conservative p `y 1_n`Barrie_, audthat this appeal furnished" Just grounds for retaliation on their part`: ` Nothing could be farther from the~t1:_u th--. than this statement . Mr. Leadlay, to whom I havejust been speaking onthe` ` subject, assures me that no one but himself _ had act or partin unseating Mr. Robinson. \Vhen that gentleman announced his can- didature Mr. Leadlay, who knew his in- ability to qualify, made up his -mind to let him work away at the canvass without using any effort on his own part to secure his election. \Vhen Mr. Robinson was de- clared reeve, Mr, Leadlay immediately proceeded to have him notied, in doing which he had advice from no one in Barrie, or anywhere else. for that matter. The notice was sent through Messrs. McCarthy, .Boys it Pepler. a rm Mr. Leadlay em- ploys to transact all his law business. That Mr. Robinson disclaimed his seat, no one ' wonders: in fact the wonder is that any, gentleman in his peculiar position could nd courage to aspire to municipal honors. here present, over his own signature, if ne- cessnry. Mr. Leadlay is ready to state the facts I . v....... .c... . ii Vespra, Jan. 19, 1881. Barrie, Jan. 17, 1881`. ('1:.r__ 1\_ , ' V.',,_." . ~-- v\'av\v\* . ;-;:I-ET'1`1s`-as T_();;THE mm-r`o1_1. This cohlmn is 0Den'?o6-til` whb write in gdod >V `emu, by '3: wr'.5d.,Ilre not neooum-SV1y_ . 5 I 1: EN 1`. TUESDAV. FEBRUARY I, I38`- . \V.\l; BOYQ, Mnutar JANUARY SESSION OF THE GOUNOIL. vumxmxsmxvptox N Pfvter-.' % -\'Y'.'A_`..`r..`.-3-.A.!`_'_/'%'_`.?HS-. . M 12 M 0 V ED.---BIISS Po12T1if{;' 1 'I"n-,n\\n- A6` \'mu;1\`I'.m,. 1...- .......-_.,, ` TL!-II VE8l_ l_I'A B/EEVESHIP Jwno mp 1-an A1-r'z.u.nm. A MISAPPRERENSION. am aaagntm _y ;..;-u u. uvvuLvJ.1, Solicitor for the said Chmmnv. "'f"T;'BANT1NG`, ' . Co. Cletk, Co. Simc-oe. Rn; T-.. I1 '1oa1 n I Yours truly, \Vu. \..\vv.;uu v IIU-Ibllltlllu I-\.V. THOMSON &_ C0. , ll--- 1118 A3 '\ U 3 I; AM K3151"- ING of North Simude L. O. L., for the I-jicction of Officers and the trans- action of other business,` _ will be heigl in the ` `awn: HALL. mane Inc ESQ} 'l`he A-.\u\"u.u. u 1iI:T.. T\'l1 nf \'n.-H. Qi.-....v.rL.. T Yours, &c. , I at 11 o'clock a.m.,'dn ---.--.. - --__ snsnnun _L6..`f_ or PULLAN'S wLu1_y, WM. Bumzss. n um i-I; WPULLAN.` ~ ron`A3 _ Tnflrrr. _ u.,__ Bat-rm. '11 65 ' (102. doz. 22.1: > inter. fl 4-.` ' The Creditors of Hi:-Lrzx Scorn Mrznmwzu, late of the Town of Barrie, in the Countv of Simcoe, who died on the 30th November, 1880,` are hereby notied to send by post to J zunes S Crookskank, Physician, Barrie, or William J. Crookshiuk, Merchant, Stayner, Executors of the estateof the said deceased, on or before the 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1881`, their Christian and Surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims,` a` statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them, and the said Exeeutors will, after the - above date, distribute the assets according to the provisions of Cliapter 107, Sectior` 34, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, having're- _ gsrd only to the claims then in their lis.nd.s Dated at Barrie this 10th of January, 1881. J A MPQ Q tDnnr.'QtJ' A Mr? id THE` CREDIT;)_R~S OF THE: LATE SAMUEL WRAY, ESQUIRE, DE- CEASED. ; j 1 uzulus. V - I Dated at Bnrrie,`tl1ia:20th Day of Decem- ber, 1880 ` ' I;/I \ h\' 7 \ \'l.` I A '1n\'r{xr I " """ " rlw H E` W E s '1' Wu _.__. -....--._ " Kfrbin Lecture 3110::-ld be in th hands of every youth and every` man in the land." Apmmss, ~ ' . The C:,llvez-well Medical Co. A . V 41 Aim St, New York. Post 01509 Box 4586. 28-1) . i Creditors and others having claims against the estate of Samuel Wruy, late of_ the vil- lage of Bell Ewart, in the coulity of _Simcoe, are hereby required to send by post prepaid to Messrs; Lennox & Lennox, of the town of Barrie, Solicitors for Mary Jane Lazenhy of Bell Ewart aforesaid, adiuiuistmtrix of the estate. of the said deceased, on or before the 10th day of February, 1881, their christian I and surnames, addresses and descx-iptions,the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities, if any held by them; and, the said adminis- , tratrix will after the said date distribute the i assets according to the provisions of Chapter ` 107, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, hav- iing regard only to the claims then in her hands. ' ' I 1`\..L..,i .; D......:- .u :_ Ann, n... r n uur, JOOU . ` _ MARY J.-X.\'E LAZENBY, . Adnxinistrn.trix of Estate 0 Samuel Wray, I k deceased. ! ._...._...__;...`. ___....-..--.'- .. ;...j__. ' 53-4t ul Utt. UU 14 \ 151$ W lhlj Uhl.al'jt$.liA'1'k`Jl) ESSAY on thev radical and permanent cure (without medicine) of.Nervoua Debility, M en- tal and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to 3 marriage, oto., resulting from excesses. I xH'D.:.... .'... - ......!..J ...'..-...1...... ....I.. t: ..-..L- . __......-by, virus Ivwul vu-5 asvul unuuuuvvu l5'Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 centq, or two postage stamps. Tl... ....1-1.....a....: ....n..... :. 4.1.1.. __1..;:_.m- ,-- ---v rv-v-av ==v--*-rm , The celebrated author, in this ndmimble Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice, that alarming con- , sequences may be rsdicully cured without the ` dangerous _nse of internal medicines or the use of the knife ; pointing out a mode of cure at onceysimple, certain and eifectual, by means of which every subrer. no matter what his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, I privately and ra.dica.lly, 4/2111.2- 1 -,L.-_,, _I,_,.II 1, , ! n '1 u - uenugueu up no the 26th day of JANUARY, l881,,fror_n parties wishing -to tender for the Stationery required by the Council of the cor-.: poration or the County of._ Simcoe, for the year 1881. Parties tendering must send in. samples rofFoo1scap and Note Paper, Pens. Pencils, Pen-holders, Envelopes (large and: I small). and Rubber Bands. pntej,` I` Fl We have rccentl_y{[;t-1};-I-ished` a new edition of DR. CULVERWELLB CELEBRATED FTRQAV nu Gk; u-n.1.'....`l .n..,`l .......n........L ........ Sealed Tenders will be received by the un-' dersigncd up to the. 26th day of 188l,,f1-om parties wiahinafn +.na.... c... L. I .vL.1\/.12 LJ 1.l.l`JL\I`4.D1,,Li1V.E1'J.V L that the Hamilton and North-Western Railway Company will apply to the. Legisla- ture of Ontario, at its next Session, for an Act to authorize the said Company to issue upon certain conditions "additional bonds or stock for the pnrnose of raising capital for the more complete equipment of the Railway of the said Company, and for other purposes. (gall \ If \T'f`l' A \Yl`\ \.'l\l Y\Yr\ I U Barrie, inn; 12th, 1881. _.__._.. nmnsnxp. 0' v * ~ ' Where access cannot readily and constantly be 'FI_d to it. No teacher, and we might add. no Slender of the language, cm afford tobe without `it, for it is .n_mqn_nmentel work, a noble tribute to our grand old mmhexstongue. - J , ._ , There should `not be nyschonol in the Dominion; ' Fran} `Lnnnn llnnikv-Iv `RavlL:,_.nn nu: u 1- mm 1119 cannon rnancauonnl Monthly, Toronto.--And j ust here comes in the contrast of . the position of the Englishman with thafof his : kinsman on this side of the Atlantic. He has no Webster ;" no book ofsn all-satisfying require ment, noone reference work in which he will and all that he may be in quest of, no single quarry that will yield him every ore his demands require the inspection oi'-auch as ho! mayilnd in the mammoth Unabridged Webster. Bav- ing regard to its issues, its thoroughness, its `compactness. and its price, it is an amazing :produot of literary. skilland, mechanical work~' s . .rlllt\|1.8hip. -50` ~. A .1`. : There should int he n"nn1m`ni in 41;. ftmnuni... . ' N 0 T I 6 ': TENDERS I-'oR_?'rA1'IoNanv. ..(.....v.. .... ...... Anna Lvvu vn uauunly, 1001. JAMES S. CROOKSHANK, WILLIAIVI J. UROOKSHANK-, Executors `of Estate of Helen Scott Meldrum. ` 2-615 J;|5RUG`_S_TORE : W uur grunt: om mmner-wngue. From London Quaerly Review.--On the 3 vvrholagvas ititalida, it. is most respectable; and 0.rta,lnly mn_ nu; Plllcgh` Exai.un_mmo.\`A~_ ` D}! ;xn.zrr. v_ \ , . 0| A .........:L.. L- -..-.... 1.A.J'.'_l__`l _-_ v` 1. , 1 Fl &&l`l:I]'. ' ` A naqeasity to every. educated .man.".-olord Brougham. 9 V ,,;='e".v; 5?` ~ -. _ 5- Every _achoIu' _.knowa its ~ra1de.-g- W. H_.., 1/ r.e'ccou. the Biieonan. - . ~4- . ,W1`h'n %nan1..v.'..~1.........'.. L.A:.....-ns- x. ,..L.z. 4 -wwlquw uuwnam . "`. v V .**'l`h'e bookvhubecome indispensable co etetx .-Itudelwot the English language."g-*Jfa rri_aon B. H'a'it.` Clam? Justice ms. 7 , uuuent of the English Ian; H_'_c_nf,- cm; Jzatico V. . ~r. nnnbuvliic auras. lEfl3iiiz"i"E'sI-- BEST. Gontains over 118,000 Words, 1928 Pages, 3000 Engraving, ~ -4600 NEW WORDS `and Meanings, . Biographical Dictionary ' 0 of over 9700 Names. OF:-om The Cansda Educational Monthly-, Toronto.--Andjust in contract nf Publilhed by G. 8 C. MERHIAM, Springeld. Mus. \.,5..., A .u..1;Lun.uu .LUU.LVU', ' Secretary. Dated at Hamilton 24th l)eoember, 1880. `Int. h'aKi"i1}:'iffIB13i"N+391`ioi':' E? REDU,G'I`_I!3N on MILLINERY. % % BROCADSSAND v1.v:T:ENs 1-`on 50s.. REGULAR PRICE 85 AND 900. ` V": ' " \O1`1CE IS HEREBYTGIVEN| Huixf fhu Flomilhnn ....'A `I\Y....;L 117-4. ._ ma DISCOUNT onfnanss 390$: hnnnnu an-...___- -_ -.__ __ ...___;_ X E6UfoRs' `NoT1"c17:.' ` _ @113 ` Gofothe V\'estA-I72-1:5 -Drug Store y} lY(`.Q V one of the `time wil lar supply 1 Mp SALEF my , QLEA LECTURE -TO `5ENG M EN n.. u.`.. 1' ....- ..: um, czm2.\ncA Ls, DYE S l`_UI-`I-`S, . PATE.\*'.[` A; :.a14\./.1. \.lAL'.L'J J..\ On tl1e_Loss of Nnw EDITION. /T11 [;,;;;;;;:i;,; ,/ .| Hull?! 1) By ordr, rm:,;;4 lllll llln _ JANUARY? R. fr. BANTING, I 1 Co. Clerk, Co. Simcoe. 3, 2.2:` o ..._.____._ -~- vv--\v- 1.... r\}[) ILEQELAND YOUNG, Qm.....L..... NEW EDITIO/I` - III ru IHDI IAIFU 1' 1`EUtWC0ARN. av. I-6t 0111115! ` .o1:m 13:-xfrle. Nov. 24{.1889. :~sTaUcTuon'fi5oKs Teaohing how to make LACE. ARASENE.-' QRUEL wonx. PAT- TEEN 3. AND DESIGNS or Evnnvkmn. \\'e afso continuorselllng our 0w_n Manntac . `sure 0: . 1 0GLOST.4--PA'RT'-RIDGE breed.. Answers to Chm-lie, ` and petfoggns various elninotricku.` Reward paid to MR, DOR_RANCE,- utvthin _. oe.; - ` . .. '3 1* hands, nu--~_v um I -run I VII U VI-kl-UIIFI I Ell I' Put in at short notice. A fuil s?_o.:!: of Iron Five for Steam. 'zL't,ex-and (::1s',< Check Valves, Steam xianxgea. mrl W`stc-r Glasses. All work in rhiannn n E\'er_vLhing new introduced in this Gallery, [ and `is becoming the most 110 ular place in Canada. for Beautifully r`inishe< Photographs, in fact l`oI'-traits of every diacription are to be had at this ES l`ABLIS}I.\lENT. t5`_ All kinds of Pictures Copiod, Enlarged. and nished in Oil, \Vater Colors or India Ink. n....._:,. n_. n-LL -mm l And can giippl Msterlala 0! almost every kind I in th 3 line or goods, such as .-.----..j--._- __A--_ ' V . ' One 8 Dhcation of the IM MIX PLASTER wili draw the (Tanner out in "a. few days, with its every ` root an bre, thus effecting a PERMANENT euro, and preventing: 41 rpcurrvnco of the drt-mi xnulady. This is no htrnbuz. but :1 POSITIVE and Rlil-\BL-I Clhil-3, without sickness, dc- bilitv. or evil results to the patient: and all afflicted with the 108-lhS()Ill(3 disease of (.`ancex' um vin- nerely urgqd :9 try this never-failing. PERMANEN'I` rcinedy. Who Pluslvr. with full partivulxu-.~ 1 for its apphcatlon. will be sent to any address on receipt of Six Dollars addrcssetl n'egis1c-redlcb ter) to . V S. L`. S.\'>L l`}I. _ . _ . (`.`0A'r1copi:. 1 _. (3., Canada .u`;g`-'1`he_h`i_gheat~ rgferengcs given as to respectability and standing when required. moiudmrz tho ruz m at. short notice. full Has", V'a1\'o.q. in Ihisllnc [ Barrie, March 2, 1379. . (10-ly.) --:-} nnnusxvoons AND mew uoons,| - "I`he highest rate Editor of this paper. ._-.______._ BARR 3Z!1YEn9,I%E9DP?!;@;EEWT= . . 'I'()'V'E 3 3 2 AU. THE M337 APPRDVED MAKES, WITH THEIR-TEST AND BEST FUR-WSHWCS, , ' \ 1'1` 1' B131: ..-. . .n. V Vbaarlcoolc. a'The highest references standmg required,- Editor ` , fjhctrs. A.-_1-'13.O1d.V .-., --anus uulunn Us Luuna . Barrie, Oct. 27th, 1880. _d.__.__.....__._..__-_:__....._. )*.T 1 0 GLO VES,ml'l1"I.T.TS,- `c. .4. xx... Au" mm ' mu MIX P LAST :5` R_!%D1 }A SOUTH SIDE DUNLOP STREET`, NEXTDOQR TO THE CANTON TEA STORE. K NbTriTv.R 1~TOi`ELT'i" ?` -xEW; V PHUTHBRAPH GALLERY ! STUD'lO:`Baye1dSu-act, over. Po_well's old stand. Barrie. ' Lent; ---~ A Photographir@i-n:ll its Branches. Copvinz and Enlnrgin n Speci- a.1ty.__Plctures nished 11 Ink. 011 an . Picture an Crayon. Samples of 8% %{ _--- V Firui~Claaa'Work and Popular ' D,...'..... - ` MILLS & PLAXTON S cL3s:\:r;__.__i;,_pf:f1V_s_N`gg:s LEI. notion. A fufl urn.-1: nf Irnn Dim: fm- Qronm \('.. A. C, BAR'Low's 6oR'rRm ;5A1NTERs.T :~ ~-`---- v, -1-vv-unva- DRESS GOODS WELL \VOR'l`H 20c. PERYARD FOR 12.`_.c. DRESS GOODS WELL WORTH 30c. PER YARD FOR 15c. DRESS GOODS WELL WORTH 40. PER YARD FOR l7. _.c. ` MANTLES WORTH $5.00 FOR $3.00; ' MANTLES WORTH $6.50 FOR.$-1.00. DOLMANSWORTH $6.50 FOR $4.00. DOLMANS WORTH $7.00 FOR $4.75. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH RIBBONS FROM 50. . VELVETS FOR 250. WORTH 60c. VELVETS FOR 30c. WORTH 75. VELVETS FOR 35c. WORTH 81.00. ' BLACK CASHMERES 15c., 200., 35c., 45c., U5c., and Tim. THE BESTlVAl.U_E EVER OFFERED IN BARRIE. This is no empty advertising dodge. Call, examine the Good`; and be convinced. ,TNo trouble to show you through the Stark. ` N.B.--The balance of-our Stock of l\Ien's and Boys Suits, Overcoats, Fixra, . and Wool Goods, will be cleared out regardless of cost. ' - And as we must makon SPEEDY CLEARANCE of the whole lot, we will offer them at prices at which they must sell. n3'Just think of it and gompare. quotations : .5-mi. AA-`,\,.,,.. ...... .-...--...-- _. _._.. 4-.- V .s... \- Less: than Ioofon the $1 _.._Z._.o___..___.. or.P0I:,I DRESS GOODS; M-ANT_Li:'.S, DOLMANS, VELVETS; RIBBONS, &c- &c-. -) AT (._ 3 A.____.4- j- -- J _A. POSI1`IV EA1ID PERMANENT L CUREF()P `CAN{?+`.R 2 BOTHWELUS BLOC K. _IIa.s'now a. full stock of um and Enlnrgin Plctures Ink. 011 Yfrayon. Come in and sea thn D0wli4Ba'0s. M .;NUFAc'1`iIBE1s ERIC] -es nished in Ink. 011 Come in and see the Fine Photographic . fork. 10.1w: A; BIG \VITIIOUT THE USE OF THE `KNIFE. STRONG db Zi:)TJ'2F`F'. L We have cleared out a large lot of ` 434! Nb om) ,STO .)K..E_\-'ERYTIIlXG` .\'1~:w ASD CHEAP. ` ' | MACHINE cigsorqzz /J{u_zs I \V'HnY.i! A T]! A In l.MEMORlA,L CARDS 2% SMALL, AND FOR FRAMING. savnnnn`; anu-ruruu unions; ~ Jugtiohjndgt - T - l 0 } E c l i E Garnet Ear-rings and suns, Gold and silver Wauichel, Chains, Gem Rings, Electra-Plate, Toys, &c., Spectacles, ChIldron s Slelgns and Caifrlages. Two Doors 7Vest Barrie Ham {JEWELRY STORE` __ _. ._.._._ j -- 1a13Cm Of Toronto, has opened out his stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY. ` PLATED WARE, &c.. {XMAS & NEW i_E`1+iF.Aii"S(iE'i*s| {L, S, &V"Cf%L_% Siibfi, I "BOTHWELL BLOGK." BARRIE. R. A. Doug1as, 0!` Turnnh. luau .-nmnml nut l.:.. ..L....L -r . ll ILLUIL IVIJL IILlIL_L`U Barrie, Dec. 2nd, 1860. ;cc>;:i;:6`IL xi CLEARINGSALE wmu REPAIRIEEE A smcxmyx Inn-in nan Onrl IRSAI :4\1 A SPECIAL LINE or` Goons sL`1unLE FOR r--..~ .. --..-_- ___, JUST AERIVED zj u sun. nun: All; uu-1 Act phrase. ;\'u'\x_' mnbscribcrs. mme tumbling up .-of tifying rzitu. JUN '{llI\A||lk'Il . on .'\'ntural.1}`. \'h(m- is that H fez.-L n`n~':\\' full-. M-mt 1: it'\\'.'1s around . ` Ir. Chas. Wny`5'nc\\' ndvt. I1:1..~'. . been . over for next week. ' ' he rcgulmj dcprlrtmcuts " are re- II in thxs \rccI<'.~z paper. J'min .`l(l`\ i('(: very` 1`<-ml.-u', _1mtwifh- ing nurtlu`-rn .~:nnw frills.` ' \rchi1>:1ld l~' zxppq-zn':n1w in l`mrrio r.'1n~_;L-I f0)` 1?::- ITVH1 nf Fe.-hnx:11'_\'. Thv nuxt nu-vtingAnf_t]1c town Council all I\l.<~n.1uyt_1u: lust day nf t.lu\;m>z:tI1. Thv h..~.-.4 1-imn`-)or is the best natured ; in tnwn, nuw. unrl snnil:).< sxn-4-.t1_\' in ! Thu County Sus.~4in11 /\n 1`swv1'u at ` -1--5 Alill [CAN um LIc|g_ooAL%oIL. ;V*HO_L_ESALE AT `Al 1 And Invites t_Aho Public Patronage.` At Prices?to Sui.t the Times. JANUARY Jwa lT..!_.iE|-'{iS1 &c`:7 'Vv"':B`. CAPON S,- OPP. Quinn`: Inst 1: . -.... uvUvlAlMI`V ` rx Anv.a.Ncz, ormcn. ` aw . s 1 ', an: v -_----w--v .3", Globe Valves. Stop and 3 promptly attended to, tnr-v\v r\'r ,. .mn`v uniunmtes in Cuzatlc Lzmg----ma_jurity vngrants. 'Ar`r.-y you l{|1{\a.`I ."` 11:13 pxvxsed into no? uh rt: an JOHN 1>I}Ax*r0N. ..._, ...u.--uuu xv, ' PLAXTON. 1'. (g.. Canada ,-including the 3-ly - I-It 50-ly The subscriber whllstm enklul for the libe pan-onege given in the past, respectfully so- icltsu con: ' `nuance of the same, and beg: ' to state that his ms. cant%%%3Elir*9v!s'vr!.s As much aaho . the made up. Nswsrocx or 5:71-ENG AND SUMMIR V TWEEDS. TO cnoosn: mom. Pm-ties buying Clotn elsewhere on Inn cen frost lately. ousting popular. V plendid sleighing. \'a1e11tinen Vcomitig nut, Hail to _Ye Orpheztds." icon to 11 slei_ghin'g party ! lie days continuorto lengthen.-_ he County 'Cmncil Yl1(-(`.fSXlCXC _'1`uL~5- stg/\4\r'~I `z /3*`/'\/\ VIgX'YFIELDmSfTi1EE'I` GROCEii; .__-..__. MONEY SAVED I8 MONEY EARNED. -_-.- ..-.v--.-.-v -u Iuv [IU'UIII' _Cannot be beaten either for quality or price. El deals in the Best Markets. and cannot. be underuold by any hougo in town. ifooanncs AND PROVISIONS _.`,r\,\.,\,~_ .,-_/\x`,\/ A ,-V /-\_'\/\_r\/x/'~ ~1- DuNI.0PE;'.. omsma name now. THOMASLENNOX. Begs to acquaint his friends and the pubuo generally that he has opened out in tho OPP. THE WELLINGTON _HOTEL. M. ISEIANACY. .... Ill .4. u; - vnupcunn n ulnuwn. A150 Planing and Turning ' Done on Shortest Notico. _-- vvvu \l\Il3I`Io-I-- F:or the C_otmty of Sxmcoo. $800,000 1' o L 0 A N 1 FIRE, LIFE, Aoo1_1TN'r `AND TICKET AGENCY, DOMINION TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS. CIA.`-nun: iTvA,K/E`NO1`1_UE!' moke the Barrio " Cigar and ymi I like it. _ ' . FOR A NOBBY SUIT Of the lateqt aind mostv Fashionable Goods Uvwnbp For Cusl_1..m_ n.: _. , ____ _.v, ..__..., ..--.~-- u, now. ` Cornlcc Poles. and all kinds of Furniture made to order by u ompetent workmen. A13 "$155-c-I-.q-. -___1 I-u____,_, . BARBIE. A Good Fit undxhe Latest Styles Gunntood ' all Customers. [PRICES TO 'sG_Er TH: Tunas: GIVE ME A CALL. ` n n g-n--- Barrie. May, 1880. A {aw Doors North of the Wellington Hotel Bgveld Street, Barrie s;am;3%3%TY Busmm rms. CO1-`FEES, giiis, Hm`!-ie. D00. Z7. 1.'\`.`%.. loses Uzm-rs .\l1n:m:u'lu1 hcen1'-c_-i\'- 3 It is well w\1'tl1 lnxyingf. fur ;'\1usus_ iH snn1ullxn1': lll\U :1` .`4`],`1``~. :1: .1 CI lmvplu`-1. Ir. John \`n.-ran`. ll.-u'risun', llmnil-v 1:_1sl;ee11 a.1>p0iI1tut.l County Cmwn At- `_ y of llauuilton and \\'c1ntwnrtl1. Mr. 3 1` lms frequently nttcmlml llznwtxc :'is~ 3 in the capacity of Crown Prosecutor. ' he 1 1':u1tfo1-"cl reporters were voted ; acl1l;_v the Boanl of `Aldermen thel night for attending and repnrting! dings during 1880, They treated; all alike, you observe._' They didn't ; (lize any one of them. Ice boats are used in `Bnrrie.'i-AlUe`- ; mm]. Wcrc used, for a brief while; I alas 7 .-we of no more service now than utrigger would be. The only hope ice yzu:l1tsn1nu is that some one will t an ice boat that goes on snow shoes. I ` Barrieleuds the van in marriages. Fif- In one issue of the A 1u:s'c1: and of course ' yet to hear from. any number more to hear from. c leads the \':m`1L1 nmrriuges, and thing else that is .`.g00(l--1nClllding' `PK. ' m tl1e'publi.al1urs, the .'l`nmm Ne\\'s `- Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Easy chain, &c., (`n-nu...-. "Alan .....I ..n 1..-...:.. _ New STOCTOF GOODS VPATE N:l' `roe vs/Jakil-1-r. l Remmzbe} u: -S-3::-d, Moore : Brzck E Block, nearly opposite the Sum- } mersett House " T SAWMILL Does.` BEST tow Pn1o1To'"MI1,L:noas, IN ` ' IlL`R.'I?`X`-- -Annn_xsI_. 59`-Ulla Rapid, safe. DI7a3'za. and `H. M'QI'JfM_II{Y, Worstedvand Diagonal 'C'oatz'ng:, ~AND BLUE AND BLACK SERGE. Gentlemen : Furnishings InG1reatVa1-iety. sufi1NAa"w %ommse%%%n0nsn 2 CORNER OF MARKET AND DUNLOP-ITO: `Just arrived a. new andcom late stock of Hunt- aome Goods. em racing 1-. no. 1....` g... %m=uHNIIuREz SwIch.EigI}sB3z6z;nadian'l`weeds _VUll L'UHlUlllllUU[ Ill! Ull nu: E33061` `of yn11rp1mth : Pslmw! It isn't ind of :1 job I am altdgelxer satisfied ,. . per quire'.v-;__; , 25 a copy- u And in {act cverythixm ertainlng to the G113, ' - cery Business. .__._.. -.'- Alex. ndcae. Barrie. March 20th. 1878. 864! : HFFICIAL ASSIGNEE `nu-.. Ln. _ n,,_,, Opposite lize Wu]lT3xi;:i;f1'.iHolel. ltusjnat been purchased. and comprises new fM- SHENAGY K -v` I TISCZTIIT1 T. [CU LVERWELL'S! Opposite the Queen : Hotel. Barrie. 1u:mu:gxcALr.s' sm LED GOODS, Crockery and Glassware! .,.x,-, .- n H] UL" 3010 out at me` LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES 0!` CuSh..l0 H,h; ; rnnm I m- 1 nv-tvn Tvnnnrtnllnn` )PAENINTG ANEIOUNCEMENT. t is no iluttcrv-to tell Stephens` he a how to take a. good picture. But, 0 same, the worthy artist wears his 8 with modesty. and will tell you, you compliment him on the excel- ` n5 `nu... ..l.-.,. . H I)..L..... I TL 2-.. ; A Can solicited; Remember the Place: " frunurruna, &c " VOOK HERE! 1. _'.__ . - - Our Lurge}and V_Vc-ll Select-ed Stock of .'I-- _._.__ 4-4---- mnMm{s7Fnonucn, -u..I...-1.- u_x_u.-_.;_ , . \'s 111 hr- qnlri nut nf Hm- Corner Dunlon and Buycld-sts. `Sol_;Age1;t for tho celebmfed In the premises immediately The BE_-'`-AND CHEAPEST lace to buy your BO_'C;TS&.SHOES `IQ A7!` Aura nu-.mmm.-u Ine 1)l`()[C.`l.`i01' OI H10 ' art. who used in live in Ihrrle ? is lie-1nesti . . ' PAYS T0 ;\l'Vs I-2i{'l`l.s'I-1.`-"I`itil1_'_"` from to, an advertiser who oifored fol` sme w issues of Tm`. A nvaxvr. some pro up this way, says :- Please st p vertisement and send in your bill. I nsmc THE VV'F.anu-r.--On Monday nt of the votes mstifor 2nd_Daputy appied for by_ Mr. Sanders, tpok . one more vote in the Centre Ward. erses the verdict Of the first re- 'hich made the candidates a. tie ; and ndei-s.is therefore; rea.lly`the choice people for second Deputy Reeve. ortreed, __his o ponent, ha ving.~how;-, ing declare,` elected,` andluly in. it w_i1,1-be necessary for, the `other sesbiini the` A imisl `I. .l._.l3. .l- I! \'`x'1lbc sold out at the` .1-3 nncaunue n y TQQOIQI-E VHIUBD us.-.; room for Large Importallolg. J. L SE 5: SON, Buytlcld Street. Barrio. ; .{;sEa;.s;;:+,`.".;1..;;.`;.p~ V ` -GO TO-` ALEX. Mom, _.MERCHANT TAILOR TA-OHINQ-, \/\/'\/\/N/\I\/\/\/\f\/N/' his hands on. bought. an ~ market. price paid, mvin 7I)`(-)-IJ'(i4ALL, Tn nan: A0 L. \I_. "F. J. Lowsa. .1 AL] UUUUALM, Ixxnar of the Marks: j ONT B I ' ` ronto and .\'uwm:n-ket at '10 p.111 1-onto and (.)ttrwm at 9.45 a.m llingw)od.Allandale Sc N..Simcou 10.05 a.m uskoka Branch. and Orillia ` 10.30 11.111 millon H. & N. W. R .. _ 5.10 {I-111 ' R. South Toronto nu: Allnndale, 5.2. : p.m llingwootland Orillin 7.00 p.m R 10.30 3.111 - ladale Mid Dalston, arri\'1n',: at nmqc uro luv as fullows :- Orillia at. A _ ' . 6.40 mm llln wood at 7.00-a.rn . .. . outh. '1`orom.n Sc Mlzmdalc. 11.09 a.m If amllton and H. 5.: \" W Ry , 11.0: do oronto. Ottawa and U. T E 2.0 pm uakokn Branch and Onllla, -.-"5 Pl!!! . S1mcoe..N. R. .\'orth. Allan-min and Collin wood. 6.0 : .m route and Se wmsrket; 3 '20 p.m lladnle and Dalston, . Noon. --Rozzlsrtered Letters must be handed ml! 9 bofom the cloning of each mail for de- ` l 53-17 ` A prize liglxt has been a_rm.nged be- I"nl1j:Lmes.nf l`uronto and McCarty I w York. for $1000 a side, to come o'| th hence at ' Long Point. Thus | an item in the daily press. ' Is the ` xns nmntioued the professor of the RFL who llnd fn 131- in Tl-xrrin 7 in [1 E715 Ei{E,IBEE l Mr. Y:-1111-u-'.~x zi-hnirors this w;`a_\' may 'ati1iu1 In h-_::u' that he has been 0111-1-- 1 impmt:mt plpitiolll in Hm nw'h-m-n- Al wr\'ii-I-`In \\';\shingt The I311:-;_u-ss l`uxnp-mnxcoz-, mm-Lix.`__;..< zsro, . Hutu:-d:\_v nig__rht's wua :1 f:\iln'rL-; Mr. ess gm-S nwuy w11ich_i the 1 [lg 1114- l.'u1;_;c }w1'(: cntvrtnin. V he ]m1m1;1x- puxnly rvaulixxga under the cg-w.1"l1'i11it_\` (`,}nm.-I-1 are kept. up am] ; mo tn 1nrm'v t-I|j()) a}I`(!. M I '. \m:A xm1ch_1`L'lis11u1._ Uraer Bnu anvxngu nuns. o. -.xu. w u. y..... . for desmuch are closed at this omen as R 5 FIIURSDAY; JAN. 20, 1831. t is ":1 mm (hi1)5 tn fund a 1`cnI1_ygm;L1 L:i<,;:u' _t11em- dn__\*.<. But whL"_n you pul.-d_:L I;L`C1(3IlI' B:1rrie," in- ."}.L\ L~.\::-lnixn liurckra T". 01' wnrilstn `.11-ct - ' GOING auuuz. ,. . . 7.00 a.m., 10.05 3.111.. 6.10 pan `Ban-1-is. to. 10.10 mm. 2.20 p.1n.. 9.15p.m at Toron KOKA BRANCH-GOING NORTH. Ban-1_e, 11.30 3.111.. 5.07 p.m.. 8.40 11.111 Gravenhurat, 1.50 p.m., 8.40p.m. --__. GOING SOUTH. Gnvonhux-st, 6.15 a.m.~. 3.10 11.111. ._..._ at Barrie. 6.40 3.111., 9.33 3.111., 5.50 pm) ORTH SIMCOE-GOING NORTH. 11.15 a.m..`8.20 p.m Barrie at `at Panecanguishone. 2.00 p.1n., l0;45 p.xn nnmr: SOUTH. d Chanj Rh n III. Hamiltop at M, Burns. , !(1t`|1 [U_)l.\ Xi: .`u)L- 1 u. _ I Barrie at . 6.35 n. m.. 1.15 p.m at Hamilton. , 11.25 a..m., 6.40p.m Freight. Ner_th. arr1ve1.&5 .m.. South. 31-- .30 a.xn. Frexght must be elivered at the one hour before departure'of tra1n. _.__________..._ _____ : Eonrs. V5` 8 3.111. to 7 pin; Order and Savings Bank. 8. mm. to 5. p.m _ `p.-lull-_IV\|J'I1 nv-A .-Inna no this: anion is Penetangmsnena. a-.w gm... ....... ,,....V V GOING SOUTH. , . ' Penotsnguishene at 7.20 -5.111.. 3.10 p.m > at Barrio ` 10.05 3.111.. 6.10 p.m u1.N.W.' _,-5,, IARRIE POST OFFICE- wrzxjxum 'm.'m'mm, MAKP. . !.'L' BRENT TO\V'N' NEW4. . non1'um_u_ - n`A|I.wAv" ~ --- - -<:-uusvntl Loom." LINKS -e. . lloV\ [GOING OUTH. no ' 5.3-` ` 40c per `d9!-I aomc"N'on1'n. _. A . o (8.00 3.211.. 12.40 p.m., 5.15 p.m' tie. 11.15 3.111.. 4.47 p.In.. 8.20 p,m- GOING SOUTH. -I m n m.,1o.o5 s.m.. n.m H- G5 I `VI VGOING NORTXI. ~- -- nizn 1-nt`1n 'Aumr.-I. t:1ke_s :1 ?:.m`vvIi.{ for his zu1\'e1*- . I I.`.. .]._..\. 5 I ll: - ' `l 6.20 a.m.. 3.15 p. m 11.30 a.m.. 8.50 run "I!!! - 1_'_:-(1 HF: t will be 3 '.7~l>1u'm_V, f uL'|" ` uht. g A 1\'1;'w ]. ICTUBF..---.{ pieturiul "Lord_ s i Pruyer."v 'Wo have before us a most ex- rquisitely designed -and `super`il_\' executed lpicture of the `-`Loi'd's 1 ra_veif . i one of the must n1:1_c,ri1icent intro -line steel plate ClIgl':`tVlI)g8_QV01'_11l2(-lt: in this country. if not in the \\`()1 l(l. it was en- graved by artists possessing the highe_st sl:ill,a.t an expoinlitnte of OVe1'$l`.'I,000 and 5 in ever r respect it is equal to the "nes_t' Ellsnk Note -work. One of the most re`- inztrkable t'eat1n`cs of this work is the mas-' ` terly originztlity of the letterin{_z,\\'l1ieli in It E meat many words tipify their ineztning. t Im-.instan_co, in the word out-," purtrztits !of V mriuus ziges, claiming the common fn.therl1oo of all -, in the word lle:u'en," _ the all-seeing eye ;_in tl1e'w0r-.l' give us {this (lay our daily," llemls of win-at ;.in the word V l)re:ul, sheaves of WllL`:\T ; inthe `word Texnpta,tion', .` apples; and in the woijtl ;.{lury" the halo that is rcprt-sented Vin greztt paintings surronni_liu;; u.li\'inity. l The `words mid groups are almost :av1rronnd-' ` ml `ply the portraits of the Anostlt-3; while the S:wioui"s occupies a position 3 little almve the centre. The groups are placed n.s'follow's : .-\t the top is the i\':\ti\-ity, by 'Cor1'egin, and interspersed in lizmnrmious positions are RzLph.'iels"`V'iv'gin and Child, Jesus," 0i'tell s `Baptism, Steinleia ~-Sm`. mun un the Mmtnt," R:i.plm.e_l's " I`r:m.=i?ig- ..uratimi," Da Vincies Lust Snppci :" lla- phuel's Crueitixion.- ROSll1'I`(`-CilnlH\ml Ag. consi0n-in all 115 heads. Willizun J. I-liunt. the ngentt will remain in '1"-,1\\'n a. few d:tys,`zmd we-commend him In `he ; cnui'tesy.uml p:tti-mmge of our citizens and `i trust he will meet with that success mul- iue11s11rah= with the r:u-e nwrit r)ft_lxi.<\-mp]; r)f,.'n't. . . - ' It is. , ,. I RESOLUTION OF COXDOLF..\'(?E.-.-\t the f recent zumnal meeting of Barrie St. I G_.~crge's Society the follmving resolution ; was `ummimnusly passed :-- That the members of the St. Georga s Society of the ` Town of Burie, liaving lately lictml of the death uf their Brother member, Matthew ' | H. Hnrrison, Esq., under circumstamces ' of peculiar sadness, desire tn. record" their l sense of the very great loss the Society has sustained by the removal out of this wnrld ' of one whn. by his business tqlems and general ability, rendered valuable assist ` ance to the Society as their secreta.1jy_ for several years, and .Wll0, since" his retire- ment from that oice,`by his cn`unse1a'nd_g literary talents cnntribn'ted- repeatedly tof the success and interest of their meetings, E As God, in Hisprovidence, lxaaivseeii p__r_op_er_= tbremove from i1'm0_ugst'us,`- in~;1;.lie" prime '* of hfe, on_e so gifted, .andfw_ith ` apparently sh henourable _career before l:im.gi`t_ only lfgmams for us to `bo`w'in' humble. `submis- stone and condence to" the_wfillef. H who id.9th all- things well.` 1W.iiile'!w" orzi. our loss` wfegwould 7` o :f"*`n .. erents of'our _ `E118 have-1gaa n*sis--gt-iey i TH!-: Fl.\'.\N(,'l'AL .~\.+~a~'u'i:'r'IUN"l"`0NT?`N0, . 5 .-A couple of weeks 12:0 this C9l11l`-`1"Y- `#110 ,Head Ollice of. which is 2l_[ Lnudun. Ont-, `issued a notice that not xm ."" than -n9 , ! thousand dollars stock hi the .i:s'.s_ll0 HOW `being made would he allnttcil to my indi- vidual subscriber. ,'l'here is, nu 10115`: an o n u n - 1 7 ' anticipation of an increase lll tnu -price. as - we observe by the dividend. notice just is~ - sued to tho sharel1olders,' informing them icent. per annum will he 1i:tit1' f"1'.P`91`_i0d ended December 31,- 1880, the Alannging 1 Director, Edward Leliuey. E-1'1-.-~ St?-W5-' The business of.tho Company Continues to increase most :zatisfa. cturily :Wl1ilS'C there i is every indication that the c:irning's for the current financial year mil exceed the estimate of the Directors. They 319. h.0W' ever, of opinion that, for the prcsellt. the interests of the slinreholclers will be better served by adding any profits in excess of 87, to the `Reserve Fund` than by an in~ crease in the rate of divid-m With ,that a dividend at the rate of eight per A such results, the Company will, it is evi- ' dent, heljiistified in selling its stncl: at a 3 much higher price than it is n:m'<`1_0ing, es- ; pecinlly in view of the fact that >\'cr_ two I hundred thousand dollars worth lms:il-rea.dy E been subscribed--a. very hamlsmne amount 3 for :1 young Company-showing both the E estimation in which it is hold, and the en- :'ergy withwllicli its a.`l':Lii'.~; are conducted. .".Oc pr do! e per d z. _ Yr; Um:-umnvs AT nu; Pl~llLHAr.,\1n_\|1: Co.\'v1:1(T.--F01' some ye-ni's', under the mu. sicnl directorship` of 1\Ir.`Mo1'gnn, this :)1'-_ Mlgaxxization formed the centre of iust1'un1L-u- ml mumc 1_n this town. and dul inure `pm-- `Imps than zmythmg else tmvnrds min-iuxq the stamlurd nf 1n'usicnlA taste and culture nunnnuut nq . Tf u-:1: f}1nvn`Fnrn 9' h`|'IHn.-. : Lil`: nuuluiuu In 1uu:u.m.L Lumuu iulu L'llll.lll'0 :unon__{st us. It was tllercfore a m:1ttcr of l universzrl regret wlmn , under prcssuroof` `_ the increasing duties of his oilico as lnsi-.913. , tor of Schools, Mr. Morgan "felt liimsclf unable to continue the constant practi.;L,,_ zm when 'thc1`e'fo1`e the Society, fur an ; practical purposes, ceased tovexist. lts re. l appearancetherefore at the Philharmonic ` Society's Concert, on Friday the 28th inst,` i will be hailed with pleasure by every lm-cl-~ ;of good music.` lts numbers have hem, famgmonted until now they count fteen ! finstrmneuts. Mr. Shanscy still retaingl , his old plrrceiat violino primo, in which po. i sitiun he will be warmly welcomed by the audience. and he will at this concert be ably assisterl by Mr. A.J. W:1lenn,n young English \'iolimst.who has consented to up. pear. The 1st Cornet has left Barrie, but when we mention that his place is filled by Mr. King. the popular leader of the '1`;-m. peranceiBnyud, we need scnrcolyvadd that the Society has su'ered no loss. The rest of the 1ncmbors_will bmfound in their places, and several other instruments have been added until now it is safe to say that no town of equal` size in` Ontario can boast of a. similar organization. They will n..t onl play a_full orchestral accompaniinen; to e vocal pa.rts.of the programme, but willperforin several` choice inst_r\1ment:i1 select-ions, among others heing.SchLiba1-ts Serenade, The Coliseum Waltzes, and the Overtures to Wm. Tell and 'Fra Dia.voI'o. l Concert. if for nothing else, for :m oppm-. tunityof hearing `_`Ye Orpheads." We strongly adviseieveryone to attend the ' i u Buuuz Sr. Gnon<;r;`. S0t`lETY-':l`l1eA six th annual meeting of the 3"V 30919?! was held` on Wedncsda_\'. the 5th Instr 1 After rading th annual T9PTt- which ' showed the Society to be in zn'0I')j ourish- ing comlitinn, the f.rea.su1`,V 5h "` 31331` ance to the good of >31] 3, the following gentlemen were vlected uiCf'T.3 50*` I9 0111'- rent year 2 --_-Mr. J nsc-pl: RU;Z_'-fl`-M P"3_1dD-ti `Mr. Joseph Andertnn, i~.`- `\~ 1`~'`}:1'51dm_ 3 ' Mr. Leander S. Sande-ru. 25H'1' V;'1:;'.eB1- dent; Mr. Gnurgze J. Htxsnll. -' I` ice-' President ; Rev. Canon ?;VI>t.L!-'` Ch"P1iY1' Mr. John P. Fulljames, 'l'|`c`**51`.Gl`_ (!`_e-' elected fur'the sixth time-): M13 James Bedfurd, Secrelm-y ;`(3onnnitte97-1\lesrs; 0. O. Imgo, John Mollan1-y.(?- (I-' Smiths ' George `smith, 'l`h0m-.u .\.r.-x-ln.~_v`-. W- C. Pcntnn, Richard \V]litel>1'QiU1- 5t0W<'H'dS2 5 W. Dredge,'E. Bethell, J. -H. `m1'5: J35- And crtnn. Jm'n1-.5 liar:-1nj_'!'\II "W1 SW1`-101 Frry. ' n I nearl foun in any other on `Rina!-nn}..g1 3 .:.. m tlinegitgr it A;on*`'-` 7 55' the 15,000 - word nintinn It" ndw cono srgest.vo1ume.pubIi6hd- A b tains about 117,000 words `1.dr'W1 ' d not` Semrlictionary, Tha am just added, sup- nual meeting of Barrie H1'ti`ltmi`i1 3` ciety held on Thursday , it `"5 r51Vd offer all possible'inducem9"t5 5 th,P`}l_ 11 towardwombining with the ext xhb`t19n A competitive exhibition Of` . `'t"`'m the why. (bf painting and , making it an object for amateur _hort1cu1. turiata to take a practical 1nbeI'6B| - ln__the so- ciety. The following membF .w' 1"'" ed for the current year :-f'PT31d9m 131!`-, Wm. Lount ; Vice-Prc51"3t' Mgr V` m` Boys ; Sec-Treat-L, Capt. V` 37d 3 D't"3 3 Messrs. R. Power, 15- J5ti G` J- Mnson,'\Vm. Vair, Jno. M ":"1! L- s. Sanders, H. B. spawn, _Ju- D*k.msn land 1),-_ Mcgarthy ; ,\uu'1tors : Messrs. 3R. King, S12, and Dr Bosrmko. t \AB.uxn `Hoar. S0`I5"" `" W` -I I 9 drawing, bside; largest ..vo1ume. ubliol1`1- `*I;-.!!W~-~;con- A taina 1 17,?)00 W1 15.000-won1's W.` n.>'t.- one d}t'.m-TY L Biographical Dictionary. 103* Med. sup- plies a. want long felt bjjthe _reMlor and student, in giving the deslred Information so briey. Never was any 0119 Volume so complete as an aid in gettmg an education. B ` . ~ srx'.j-Af' `an; :1f.x.:.(:Tn-.S..?:[Hortxcultural So- Since last nclmowledgnieiit the following cont.rib'11ti0ns to this Home have been re- ceived, and are now tlinnkfnlly a.r:l:now- ledged :--From Mrs. Neill , fruits and vegetables ; Town Indigent Committee, 6 loaves of light tbreml : Edmund Lally, Esq;, $5 ; Sheriif McConl $10 ; Mrs. .~\rd:tgli, S10 ; :1 business man, 810 : Wm. Boys, Esq, 35; Mrs. Joseph Anderton, -2 lbs. tea. ;i.nd_sugm', currants and raisins; the local press for their kindness in giving "I gratuitous notices. The managers of The Home submit their customary mmnal re- port-the seventl1-.for the satisfaction of A all who have kindly aided in its stistenance, or who are interested` in its existence. The cash expenses of The Home for the year have been <`.. 78.5li. When the last report was published there were 4 inm ates in the house~ two of whom have since died, ' one in May, the other in December. Both were very aged women, one is known to have passed her 100th year. ` The on1y-re- maining one of the three 0141- women who came to the Home about the time of its ` opening is now confined to her` bed, from which it isfeared she will not rise. Dr. s Arda.gh_has all through kindly given con- stant attendance gratuitously, and to Dr. Morton-`also thanks are given for services rendered. j There is one other inmate who is able for the most part to attend to her- self. In May last 3. change was mrtde `in the caretaker--3\lr. Gazely being succeeded by Mr. Armstrong, who is yet in Cli{u`ge.' Tliougli tlns report tells `nf almost the first deaths, it is joyfully added that those who saw these _ two departed ones constantly have a. good hope " concerning them, be- lieving that they died trusting in Jesus only--for tl1l8_",`,'l'G3.l} rzrace; as for number- less mercies, be praise and glory to Him whose name is above every name for ever. Y1 ,,,,!-~ `I -.. 100' `l -.-1\/Ii`. W. R. Coleman, of Innisl, was. one of our Thursday : visitors. _` He takes _his recent defeat like a. seusibl man- which is more than can be said of. other ttnsuccessful candida-t-es._ Mr. Coleman deserves, and we` believe he will have,_bet- te_r luck next time. _--On the eve of his leav ing Alliston to go into business in the County town, Mr. Neill, for a. considerable time manager of his father's branch store in the ambitious village, was entertained at an oyster supper by a. company of his friends. To its report of th_e affair the _Iierall adds :--Mr. Neill may rest assured that `he leaves .many friends behind him, and nought but good wishes follow himin his new sphere of la- l)O}`, and,` as was aptly remarked at the supper : `\\'lmtis'Alliston s loss is Bn.rrie's I (mm The new council met in the council chamber Monday morning, whenithe fol- 1 lowing members took the prescribed oaths 1 of oice and qualication :'\V. D. Ardavvh, Mayor; Joseph, Anderton, Reeve ; Rolat King. jr.,v1st Deputy-Reeve ; Thoa.Sh_ort. reed. 2nd Deputy-Reeve; Councillors, O. H. Clark..It. Neill, Wm. Oolwell, Thomas Pearoy, Thos. Leunox, S. Caldwell. and`P. Marrin. Messrs. D.Purvis, and .C. Mac- nab didnot put in an apnearance. After a. ,brief address from the ilayor (which we are unavoidably obliged to hold over for next week's paper) the council adjourned till the evening. members above-1nenti_one.cl as in attendance were present._ After reading the documents presented,wh1ch Included a letter from the clerk mentioning the receipt from'- Conn. Purvis of a disclaimer, the Mayor was on motion by Mr. Anderton, seconded by M1-._ Colwell, empowered to` `name the standing icommittees `for the year. which _he did" as ful1ows:--Finance: Messrs. King," Neill, Shortreed, Anderton and Marrin. 1 ublic Wm-[.3 : Messrs. Anderton, Shortreed,Col- well. Pearcynnd Lennox. Fire and Police: Messrs. Geldwell,King,Pearcy.Lennox and .\'eill.- Indigent: Messrs. `Neill, Colwell ,0.-zldwell and Macmxb. ' h a.ilw_a3/s: Messrs. Sl1ortreed,.Anderton, Clark. Caldwell, and hfacnab, _Edncatiou : Messrs.Cla`rke,Mar- rin.'Short!'_eed, Mncmb and ,King.` .Mar- _l:el. : fMessrs. Colwell, Lennox.K_ing,Noill, and Marrin.'. In reference to the above it ilnight `be stated. that his Worship` in intro- ducingv the `question of _ committee `appoint- lment csindidlv expressed his entire willin ., nesg to nieet.:th'ef wishesof the-' council in Clthe`]`,'.: :(Qf;-:V~t.WQ way`s.-,--by,nam;in g the com-_ xxxitteesffrtoxnv the-gim.ir,i qr,--by ` naming} a_. it .e.1;9..g.trikegtliegcqmmitteesie 5 .*Mr;. the feeling of the .conncilj ' `M: r,nW.ing.'bec.i>_z,u1dl`bI'Mr;' ` adoption ofthef her - nie;::iber`(Mr31a1dytx'l1 "`n' On re-assembling all the . --Mr._ J. H. McBrien. manager for Messrs. Turner &. C0,, the well-known boot and shoe dealers, is in town this week inspecting the Barrie branch of the exten-. sive co_nce1fn, and has dropped in to see us. V \r- u-v -\ A. . - _ --Mr. W. Tudho_p-e,-_Sr., of Orillia, gav his enjzploycs a. New Year's supper; and they In turn, presented him with a hand- somelocket. ' . ' , .Lvu5U .u_u guy. 7 any rvuucuwr W118 . ed,` to swear positive} ~that- he` had the money letter in" his _ sion at the time-' ,. mentioned. Hisviwatch also, taken `mne- ' -time, was returned to him,-afterwards by Palmer. . He also said he was well - aware of Palmer's going through him, but yet was unwilling to offer any resis- ' tance, thinking he. was in a bad crowd and fancying that probably he would get the things back `all right. Flemingiduring his spree had gone the ronndspf the hotels, and appears to have spent the greater part" of $20 which he stated he got fromhis em- ployer when leaving the shanty for Barrie. According to the statement of J oseph, Mar-' . rin, another witness, the man Fleming had beenlrelieved of his property quite openly` in presence of the parties in the house and ` with the view of taking care of. it for `him. An inmate of the house,Lew Devitt, who gave herself out as a visitor `of Mrs. Howard s, swore that she saw Palmer and one Dennis Sullivan with papers on the the table, including a letter, which Palmer opened and took therefrom several bills. Subsequently he put the papers back in Fleming's pocket. This witness also stat- ed that when Palmer and Sullivan came back with the robbed man in order to have themselves cleared of theimputation of theft, the women were afraid to tell the truth about it,but said they knew, nothing as to who committed the robbery. Mrs. Howard herself gave evidence corrobora- tive in_ part of that of the. last witness. Mr. Hewson, who appeared for deft, sub- mitted that no primafacie case had been made out, and also held that even if (left. _did take the money it was done with con- sent of the pxosecutor and therefore- not felonlously. His Worship overruled the objections and committed deft. for" trial, but admitted himto bail. Mr. Cotter, Crown Attorney, watched the case for the prosecution. ' North` _; _ ` ing tojthe statement of, Fleming, (it appears, was-at-V the house in company with a party of town young men at under the inuence of liquor , and somewh While sitting on a chair. Palmer took on watch and a letter` with $20 from his(prose- cntor's) pocket. The letter in uestion was one given to Fleming by one V in. Camp-_ bell to deliver to his mother in Barrie; whether it contained the sum specied he was not able of his own personal know- ledge to say. The prosecutor was prepar- ed to swear nositivelv that he had Hm Tile -nil 5 thee" 1, -seeding: - . . iI5i9sI.it.6r.'.t06ki- -place at Howard : honse, neir Kidd ; creek, on Wednesday evening of last week. vuuuv um... ... ...... . ., Barrie`, J:m., 1881. ARDAGH MEMOR|AI._ HOME -1rmsr`m:1=:T1:'a or me new sump. B ARRIE TOWN -COUNCIL RELATING TO TOWN AND COUNTY. PITHY PERSONALS. .\E\ E.\"I`H AN;\'v.\x. mm. 'L..I_. ~ ---- `v -v ` Nptice-2; hereby. givbn tn -'a1l- pr3_n~mr9 in.-* tercatoal 11:. the suture nf J nhh _-Ale-.x,. .`-1cN;;bb", late nfthq Village of Crnigvn-ie, in he,()6un ; of Simcoe,' B!acksnfxtln.' dcv;-.:L~ -`that '1 if claims ngaius` thesaid 4-ska "txnqalt-.3-':.~ "ght. 1 and debts owing to said as . tar.'zn&s't.: be`p_':tid."' to me, at Cmigvale aforesaid. on or before_ the I291: day, of F`nn1:'u`.uzY. A, DJ, 1881.` A ' dividend will be paid on all claims so nut Ii" soon aggaogaible nitga-aghat Iago. `gn 311 un- `paid.de ts fluetcfr the said estate `will be; ppg intuit; fog-=<`:`olI1fe after tIt'e.1:_ _: A ` . _ ~Entz.s-Bmn..MemBB;) - :1. n 1.: 1`8h1 Batrie, Jan. 19, I381. ` V -.'. .`,v-w !3rer,-ch Lomllng Ries 3:. Flxct Guns i AMMUNITION, &_'.c. - Ll nnunn-u` l)UliI2\'u the, Christmas and New Year holidays the best present to L'l\'O to u. frxend j as a Chxjistxuas box or New Year's gift is nu, ltirst-class photograph of yourself, taken in [the new style at Reeves first prize photo` 1 Studio. His pictures received rst prize last . [season in Barrrir-., and also three first prizes`, } this season In Barrio, Cookstown and New- P ' xnzu-ket;' while none of the other gallenes got ' -a. single prize. Those who have failed tol I obtain satisfactory pictures in other galleries I should visit Reeves` Studio. the` lezuling gal- I lery in Barrie. ' E ~ W. C. REEVES. . La 31 U V JL'.U.---M 155 1'U1{'1'ER, ; KI Teacher nf Vocz Music, has removed ` to Sauth side Macvloxxalsl-st., third door from Owen Street; _ 52-3m> I | i 9. r I. A H;m House, 5150 :1 year and taxes. A'gnodI}`ra1ue House for $60 xx year and taxes. _Rn1:h in excellent positions. ' \K 'I`IJ (`|\Tul'\\' I.f`1t`\ (1 Un&}l0l_I_I_| Blanks, '~-' Surro- agis - ' (:8 ' uu. uncut, \J`. Co. Clot-k'a'0lBo, Jan. I1 .1881. I V ` barrne. ` .1 u1y_ 27, 1B,l). _ . 31-tf ,-Q07-ICE IIEREBY GIVE-N Y 1 ___ Haul 4-Ln `N /um!-$.n.... I)..!].....-. (`1__._._,_ . Notice is hereby givenitlrafthc January Sesaionof the Co oration of the County of Simc_oe,,will be ho den in `tin Court House, I". ._ JANUARY, INST. Of which metin' all inbarnnkad will tnlzn nnH:-n and .-m....... 0 .9. Barns. commencing on TUESDAY, 25111 OF V u an u tux. 1 , 11131. UK wulcn memu an mberested will take notlcc and govern t cm- se_lves, accordingly. 1: 1-` c'- A \f'FY\7iN` 1 v_ I _ V, _;j;uuufAI_nvI!UuA: ` ,Dat .*.3.!"k3F11~`-I1t!i!irS. 18819 MY DEAR Sm,-I am in receipt of yours advising me_ that the Barrie ADVANCE says that it has been decided to abandon the Scott Act contest in Hamilton. In` answer I have only to say that such is not the case, nor has such a course ever been contemplated, nor is it at all likely we shall do so. _ It is true that our opponents are raising all sort of frivolous objections to our petition, but each one is being suc- cessfully disposed of. For instance thev-ob- jected to my signature because I signed my usual-signature of VValter J. Ballard,` while the Voters List says " Walter Bal- lard." Every day I am more convinced that we shall eventu:1lly--a.nd not/far 011' either --carry the Act by a good ma.jority.l Our late municipal election augurs well for our success. We elected a temperance man as Mayor by a majority of 1021 over the other candidate who avowed himself the nomi- nee of the anti-Scott Act `party. The Scott Act was .a direct and almost the only issue in the election. Besides this. D.` B. Chis- holm,the President of the Scott Act Asso- ciation. was elected asvan alderman in a. ward not his` own, and polled the lar- gest vote of any alderman and all without his canvassing for a single vote. This- cry of giving up arose out of a mistake made by the Government in misconstruing a let- ter of our_ Solicitors, and returning the pe- tition which we did not take out of the ex- tpress oice but sent it back at once to Ot- [ tawa where it is still under'considera.tion. I Yours faithfully, ` ; ` WALTER J .' BALLARD; Treas; of the Hamilton i _ ' Scott Act Assochition. l \V\r. l).'l'R(:I-`Eu `Run ' 3 V I ;\./1.`: Lu .ll.l2l.!.l'41JJ. `X1 \' DIV 9 i\ that the Northern Railsvay Company E of_ Canada. will apply to the Doniinion Legis- :lature at its present session for an Act to 5 authorize the said Company to issue addition- inl bonds or stock for the purpose of raising ; capital for changing the gauge a.n.1 the more ` complete equipment of the railway of the said i Company, and for other purposes. . [);Lteui at Toronto the 24th December, ISSO. * G. _D'ARCY BOULTON, A . I l =11 H Q,.1:..:o.... L... Li... __:.1 n-...._.__._. ` Nljlzru SIMCOE L; O. L; ' C W M. BURGESS, Esq, n Barrie. . 6, H101 Faality.