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' o F A RM E-12 s.-`.-MoN1zY ?n'o_. m-n P" " - ~ (II On the 21th inst... at Trinity Church Barrie. by ! the Rev. Canon Mo 11. Arthur H. ftidsdale. of Indian Head. N. W. .. to Rachel Maude, young- est daughter of S. M. Sanfond. - DIED. . 1.. ._.._.._1_.. ._.__._:_.. 1-ui. :....> '\J I.` ll Ll-lll4I`J'I\Du'-` VJIIULVJBJ .-l\ _- . I u b . rm n"`1 -';;.'% -It is estimated that there are 70, dead laws on the statute books of New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Ohio. but the only way for a stranger to nd out the live one: 13 to swing his hat on some . street corner and yell out that he in from the headwaters of Fighting Creek. At Creemore. on Thursday morning. 13th inst.. Sarah Bryantythe beloved wife of Thou. Mercer. The funeral wok` place on Saturday. followed by a. lame concourse of people. . I funeral took place Sa :1 large people. WA3rnn;g.r1_nsr4:i,Asq cogar :.z 1 " FT " apru=n%h; you sALE;-'-A GOOD OBENING 0.. n unnluu vnnn Iusfnr Oluan -Snap 11'... The Ontario and Q,u'Appelile Land Company have for sale 250,000 Acres of choice rich fertile land in Qu Appe1le District. No conditions of settlement required. Pay cash down and get deed, or, at option_, pay one-fth cash and balance in instalments, with interest at six-per cent. Good water in abundance: and the Canadian Pacic Railway is running trains daily through the Company's lands. REMOVED! We hereby tender our sincere thanks to the people of Barrie for their liberal patronage and assistance, in making this, Our rst Millinery Opening such an unqualied success. This is quite an inducement _to farmers and others going West, as by securing one of these Tickets and purchasing at least one-quarter section of land from the Ontario and Qu"AppeHe Land Company the railway fare actually costs them nothing. Before going West write Head Oice for these Tickets. For Niaps, Plfices, Rebat TiJckats:a`ad any oxer information address Head Office. E. B. OSLER, Managing Dlractor. J. VI. HENDERSON, Manager. I8 KING STREET. WEST. TORONTO. 10-3m. OR, .1 'fTA1",`l' `Irina-I--r -a-.......-- A Grand Success. KEUNIVERSAL EXPRESSIONS OF ADMIRATION Mccarthfs Block, Dunlap-`st, Barrie. ._.._--...j ;o; ._.._..._.._._. The Ontario and Qu Appelle Land Company (Limited), Head Ofce, 18 King Street West, Toronto,` will issue Rebate Coupon Tickets from and after this date to parties going to"the North-West. so that purchasers thereof subsequently buying at least one-quarter section ofland in Qu Appelle District from the lands owned by the Ontario and Qu Appelle Land Company will be allowed the face value ofsaiditicket on account of first payment of purchase money. - - r-`I- 10-3m. 8=838888888SSS888888$ @$@@@CD@@3@`Q'@@@@@@@J@@@@ 9833S8388338S3ES833383 sq-I I-IOGGOQQQQQQU-lOIOaQO , 3 - `u . . - . 0 . . ` .n - -0- . ~-.f,..-- .-.- Mttur font;-real tlin JAIVALVUJ vnluv, 41,11 In av. nvuuo assssassssssaasyassas3888:: o-coeeoaouoz~ooo-noeenoca;-_`-cocoa @@s>@@@@@o: : : 9%: 836938999 sasaesasssssaasaaasssssa OOO9Ol~I-@OQ9OOFl33iVO9O IMANY LADIES NOW CONSIDER TORONTO MILLINERY AT A DISCOUNT. MARKET .MA'l"I'ER8.. SHGW R001 CR GWDEB AnvANcl?)i-co, April 25. 1883. BOQQOGOOWOQIFSQQOQQQQOIO Notn1ng Ever seen Like 11: Here! aim imxuanv omma HARBIED; _ A n\_.l_ SA... ru__... It 15 Euyld than FREE TICKETS TRY TI-IIEI PLACE! For. $I.25' you can buy a Hat at CROMi TON 8L RYAN S the same as other stores "sell at 851,75, Our $I.4-5 Ha"| S are considered GOOD VALUE at $2.00. I , F0!` 95. you can buy a Hat`at CROMPTON 8L RYAN S that would cost you $1 25 in any other storein Barrie. Poi. 15. you can buy a Hat at CROMPTON 3; RYAN S that wpuld cost you $51.00 in other stores. ` TR Y THE PLACE. _. -- ~~--~----- --r----- ---v ---- v--5-u uni [.r-Hp:rit_y uf '1h:-. H1-der Ed lirmly planted 1 our Inulst, :1 rlzmn; proved by the 1mtr1oti_cv nL}n1'n1:mm that chu ru~tL-ri7.esvtl1e nutirzmul day. 1- l-Inglua-hm:-n_tIw '.23hl day of April in denr, ,uhly nlmr tn hum whose lot in 9-:ss't. far from lt'hJ.ll(1(Ifh'iH hirih or um.-c.~`try. "l'_hc dny mulls scenes uf long ago, when his ft,-ct-t1'ml 1:: mil that his ancestors hurl hehl~thu soil ` mt g.\'(' lnr.th to Freedom. It cmxlirms him 1-unnwm wing loyalty to 1-`mt-`L-11 .-nld country,- mht 13 .1 gr;-ut factor in runkihg him what. e m, n. cnti/en true to the uuuntry ofhis m1np- U nu. {Anal vut [run tn the ham] that unni. him On` GRONIPTON & RYAN, In all! 3| IKEBI} V! V . J . "7.A.I;I_.IEEA.'TJ', Barrie. ALL DAY AND EVENING. %B"BNINI=%A~DtvBRI6AT'"'= 0'6 :1 . 5 H`, H_ UH-I/ICU I_.l U `(U LHU LXI un. rind wt true to the Inn rlh` .~\nl it is well that i In) In nut. lnyul to the land JL M: l>`!2n] 1:-tht'1 1u ofhi Barrie, Mldland and Gravenhursf. '. B; cAPoN 8: son, -DEALERSIR 1. P. F. EWAN, Importer, &c. ! ML'sl{i\i{.\ lH{.\.\'_:lI v: ! Leave Barri:-. .- lI..'L3 n.m. 1 Arn'\'c at ()rillm.- l'. .1L - 1n.m Arr. Ill liruvq.-nhurst. 2.10 0.1! . GOING .`5()l" I. __.__ ..___.-.. nwhcro, we lnclix.-us ' .\'0l{ I`l{ SIMCOX-I (:0l.\'(: .\'()l: Leave Barrie M . _ ll.l()u.m.. Arrive at Pcm:l_n.nguxshonn, I .3!) p.:n.. (}()L\'f: S()["l`H. Leave Penctan_;uishcm-. at 6.1.3 n.m., Arrive at Harrie 8.10 a.m., ! ! UUI. [name Hamilton at. I Arrive at Barrie. l'l\I\ u\.ll..V Leave Barrie at Arrive at llaumton ACRE FA {M FOR SA[.Ef)l.' H14? in UFO. N.` 40! 3. Con. I. 1I)m'n-3 rh- cd, balance in hart wood Inn,-h : ull u 1-]! fl'lu': loucrcn in Full fhcat mul plnwin-,: m-m-Ix done. Frnlnc House. Burn und Sfuhlr. 'I n-r easy.` Aunly to JOHN .\u'm-nv. km...-1-n -- ..`.....v .u,..y -uu. nu-nun}; uvtu I\ lt`;x'1I;It"}Ir;;1ac. xlmd :-x-1: easy.` Apply JOHN M('Rl'HY. Elgurrl;'.(), . -.'I[-Iv A R G E DWE-;LLING.A xm mrr FORSALE OR_ TO I-iE.\"l'.-N' ` , -I Dwelllngin rat-class repair. Go(x1.gtlz`:l;hn: .0nllf;z 61. corner 317 and Elizabeth Streets. I-luquin-, at this Once. 1-I-Zmo-p. Fun uams UK '1ju H,-.N'1'--FARM, - 1 South west'qun~rt4-rt-of Lot.18.4Co'n.' 9. Urn, yqnminlng ssucres. 1.5 acres elem-ed. wan .|'.-nm:'I. `god House. Barn. Stnblosuml mithuihiu - N)" ounfgorchnrd. never (niHngVVeH. Nu`! . mi. nnlvl nnnr unrvl. A-nIH\-1-Hun ll .r .1 , 1 Mrs. unowelrs Knitting S I Wellington Hotel, Barrie. i u\.rn.\u av Leave Gr1_1\'_cnlmrst. -- --- Leayo Onlha. . -'v.l0 u..m I .\n-xvc u.t Harm-. ti` W House. Burn. Stnblosnnrl vlgthtlilvliix r.-z, zrw-'1 o Orchard, Inillmzv ell. Snail. :1 clay , uler 30.0.4 .0 ti\'.mi, u,,u ; ru : 2&3]: $31`. mm 33-}_l;v+ h ,zf!:'?it}1g`t?.v`;W;{s!;i:(. . be'unl`onaas.vmIs.r.z3'>.: `Me rental, !_or a 'temx_ ngt o.\'c-cexliq 10 Ir3x,`m}.s:- -to .3 .dp1]{lgqoni|w X1X`d!Iu'!Di0'.$V;NI.,i\i,\_;\'. z`g.E.J'9.'.`-i..L.". - ;, . , . oi: sXi;;1r."?;"1i_i}}Ti2}ii'irA R M, wesrqu tun-of M Anni-nlnlnu 5.`. ummu H um-an nlnnnml .....n .-. .., ,j ` V. L .; 4..'.,3,..9`.,t. .Aw Anuxcn Ovncn. 1 ' VIII` V . Lea.vo(toningwoml.1 3 Arrive at Harrie. 7 i Arnvcut 'l`0runl0, ll g1Nru1sG;j&o.. a'[:S_ ' (:lr:`tlu?up)'c.11.B.zsi.l. ; 'l`1ll (,!4_I6Vf uar9.'.*\;1l3 d_183.' `. 1I"'1. . ' Woulngton Howls l The ublic Willnd it to their l).(1\'ll.nlJ.f(('!n1 on b m beforg: ing else\NlIure. All work nm W11 the NEW l'l{O('l`I.\'>,'. J ` Barrie. Nov. 20. 1382; . For sale by W, ('. M(:I.l'?A.\`. lturr .TcWi_'Fi5FE:NS;s '1'o1u_: 1' ,\1:'m_'r.1cs- -.A\ `FULL LINE. u CGTCIS ' per \ P doz. up. ( "Its virtues are unqu cnlionablc and its (`urul 1 \ character absolute. as the wriu r can pcrrtnmli bestify. both from experienvc um! nhsorvm mx Write at onceto Hnylock 5; Jenney. 7 in-ymxu,-1 , New York. enclosing 8l.00.:u1d you will ra-mm bv return a remedy that :1 1 enable you to non like anybody else. and whose cumtzve wrong \\1 be rmenent. You will never regret (icing ,,.., - ditor otl\IlmcA.\"r1L|:}u:v1x:\v. E1'l`o avoid loss in the Mails: nlmmn nnrul . .... .. -Ed1tor or :\lERcA_.\`1'Imc In-;vu:w.' GTO avoid loss 1n the Mails. please send u by Registered better. l\nlwTn\nnv-Qnrl'l~nrI.lA\II l\!\ll D. ll--Ix v - c ' ears I1 Chiilagigeoplgo 1::`cl.m:a sddreas 8l.00porbottle.5 .__.- HEAR w1Tn'fT'nI-: DEAF SAY I ns performed a mlrnnln in mv m. .. nunn wn.A`.I. 11115 DEAF SAY inu performed miracle in my case. .I have no unearthly noises in my head and In n :- much better. I have been only be-nettcd. Mf deafness elped a great dual think anon. bott e will cure me. 1 known as CAncxil1c`Gnb".\7 0HR|STMASl& NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS, CALL AND s}:;`.s1'1sC1.\n~:.\'.\' u STEPHENS` S'l`L'DIH. aaym Harm Ha.]l s Cat_a.rrh Cure In sold by All Wholesale and man Dm;:g1.,'.. . md Dulce: In Patontuodlohutn tlpuud smog and Ouaqds b PRICE: 75 Cents a Bottle. $8.00 3 Do-/.. `mu only genuine Hall`: Cstu-rh Cure in mu` ututurod by F. J. CHENEY a 00.. Tolodo, o. 3'Bovu-I of Imltnmonm Bottled torthe Ontario trade by an Ill IIl`|l'I\l'\II lAl-Il____n I\ . H. W. HOBSON, Welland, Ont. .-_ _.- _.-- _..._.-g...-- `I $I0 $103 Wnnuxn, on lab: My man dnughtc wu tronb od Lb utur. - {or two y and was very much bononttod thounoo! `I Ostu-rh Ono Ibo In 2...; about-owed: W. '2. HOUSE. 03. Inn in 19; F. J. CIIIII I 00.. Tel Gmu.-Envo Iold 2111': Cam for L. ` last you, and tutu: onltu uddnouon. Yours truly. |'|lIl9IIC~ nun [{lj}__l_FOH cm { 3' IN THE MARKET .51 7005! 8100 In any can! I thunk it will not can so \.I g.u4..uO.J Catarrh of tho Nan! Cavit -Chronic u d U r .CatJrrh oftha Eu. E oyor Mn . 11 Ink: INTERNALLY. In ad: IRE TLY urn)" the Blood and Mucous urfa : of the Svnern. It II the but In Pm-mu NEXT DOOR BANK OF COMMERCE.-_ . mm: 01 nick! and R0) spondcd to `by Mr. IL -(iod Bless the Prince 1 Spry resptuH1Ct1'\'C!f)' 11] must of_ the Gav.-(ieu and Mr. Thou. Mm-Icy 8 am". " -~' H] lycgluwcl I1 JJOBLCI . Only Importedby HAY LOOK 8:. JEN N Ev ' (Late llaylock 5: Co. In! E"ArIlD\"l'Q Enn A\Il-`IIIPA '7 lmu Lu \'..... \ CC.'n`l OOD DOMESTIC 'sEnvAN7s K F \v1nc'rw.n_Am.1.. ..o n... n....:....... vvu .uu:.un`~)11U nnl\V:\LVl \VAN l`,ED.--Azly at the Registry (min I. Showelfs Knit nu Store. 2 doors vn-.~n I llimzton How). Barrie- um` ls Reconlniended bv Phz Having Reduced his Prices {or tm `I`....... 9 .. NCSRTHERN RAiLWA\' (;<;x.\`<;_'b1: I'II. no mood and lucoun gm 1 Salem. I lathe be In Puu atfxwu RcLuD""3 ("l2h!AU' ar 0 or nun `um. " years no Deafness has existerri amen g 1.)} C eople. Sent. charges r-p `d, I _' D L 81 0 am run Dlucn UI $3?! bl! I-II`: $3!` I` I "319 3 XTIX Also :1 Fine Stock 0! READY _MADE CLOTHING, IN sTAp|_Es we have Sh_1rtmgs, Cqttonades, Ducks, ] low Cottons, ready for use, twnlled or pla1n,) Hollands,` Oat: W cgmnut enumerate for want of space, all at Bottom Prices. We hope you will make it convenient to call, and our obli HALL S arore Ingelsewnure. All work: wit NEW W BARRIE, If `Q DUNLOP-ST. ,' GOING .\'UIH`H. an. no 1- In llcg ll.-N GOING SOL"I`lI. -4. n n W.` lalakhl. Ind: ~; R` "* `S u Hull : ~ Illllmm 2 Hal r'1'."w. 238003. Druguiw. 9 sun) AUUIL at LU. 7 Dey St.. New Yn 'l`ll U1{SI)AY, APR! 1. Lo. 1883.` mu 1).: 7. I0 p, h[I.l('l:m~. w)M(,'(cl7`I'7I('/.s. [.fr0m.3 /an dos. up. II 189. . ' jn-1;: I M 1 ' ~ To: the .. at cm nut. sq` - - . a.';`, .?n lines. |C'l1o111ist and [)ruggis,t,:will be found uukjb UJ ...-._.l_,I__~ customers and very -I-_ wish to exp_ress thimks.to their"`rfx 1.:Iny _Cu'stbmefs}dr T H V them dl11'i.%' the P35` * aS"' `md "d Just say the" Sales have reached-ari.zlm9un.et ::ri`:1n::a 10 e by supplyinv reliable Goods at the lowest ssible r - _ * . A mu] verv ma?1V new ones. pO P Ice to reccwe the WmmTue.d-.am ouR SPRING AND SUMMER QTOQK is ~ ery large and wellassorted, and is ccmprised of ALl_.*Ew G-oops .1m,h has been selected With great care. home lmes have. already commenced to move out rapidly, demonsmtipg the fact that our Goods please and our Prices are right. - A , T . j T 7 ` ml th A ` `T Alb .~ - - . ll nos_lrig1miEnIgss:1$1R?l3):1;` :0 ]r:1:;?ch.e "now, U`?-use atms and Nun? goth, Brocade and Polkadot with many other _ .;._I_ ,II .-n I `I\ ... -2 GEORGE MONKMAN. ST. GEORGES DAY I` We have '3 Special Lin? 01 ask to see the oun STAPLE AND FANGY GOODS DEPR1'uIEu1'is . .. _`.A..:, .\rcnn'l'nl-I Alln nnnnnunn rue:-an 9-....- - A GRAND GATHERING` ON ENG-I LAND'S NATIONAL DAY I V I 6iJi?fsTAPLE b*F1R1'MEf'i;'E$mp1e:e. '12! F. ~?1*.s; :.1 2.9.T2E.`}. $"...9.`."3,E`.!`.I.`!.".E'2& ,e:.e:.".*L!"_.r2:sd._;-.@229{made to -;q'_ 1 mun SATEENS we h'1lV` large stock of beautiful Pa.tterns. You Should call mid see them. PRINTS a full lme ofthe newest andmost .`a'tyhsh in the Market. m |-|oUSE F URNI_SI'IINGS,_ Cretonnes,~ Lace Curtains, Carpets, Matts-, &c., our Stoc PARASOLLS and Sun Shades 11) great variety. . R ` . A Full Stock of DRESS AND MANTLE SILK. GOLD DRESS SILK them,` -..- A113! 2 IIIR ZIIIRV 323 311-331 - "l<).`~'.*4 }'AltEl-`l7l.I.Y C'0MI`0U5-'DED mt the ml] of the English drum urrgu nf the sun {And duily bclt .;'.m1l_\' true is it that on the (luv nuurnng }`I11gluI1:l's patron saint, ` an I pilnn pudding of the Mother 1 m v\ rr_`,'- land and every slime. lu.-haw; is-the national feeling I than i_:i (.'.'mndu,gu1diu the Do- uim u ' pruiul pro-emtinencve for -1-pmitury of national sentiment ::l:n1m fuumlcd upon the strcngtln .' ufu-. U1-dcr rmly :1r|1mn' at Imonnl vx_tl1v`.23rl hay | ; cast. far from 1 The feet trod iis h l......N.. 4.. :.`n....,... .....l ........o.... lall" UlC|l_lUUl'H (H but UHIUI` In4`h'u mmn.-;, am! from ncvsdlnll to the church, , the vlmplain of. the 80- nnnul :.~1cr1mm, takiug`us a . 3. ` 'l'|u: :u1dr.:s~ , was one I-.--l. it dealt with the 5 ;1it1I.s' and objects, what :1Iul.\vIu1t it intended to Hf .~p.-m-. prevents a re- (|_m lmnlu of the sermon, nus xvurthy of the occu- Kllllllloly U1 [UH MINI!)- mml that. mve him t it is 50. l`he man ml of his.li1Lh, will hi .`HllIl)tiUll'.- 1'c1L:bl`:|tc(1 with u`llV cn_1l;crs at the Order ...r...... ....,'l l....... "J "n many new . A meeting of the Bizacton of the Agricul- enral Society of the West Riding of Simnoe "was held in the Council Chexnber on Friday _. evening, to dieouu weyl and meat; toplq -4 vide new grounds for the Society. The inset? : lug was largely attended. Mr. 0. Boss, oo- oupied_ the chair and Mr. Sqeetll. noted in secretory. Thaohairman explained the hbieot of the meeting and said it was absolutely neo- coasary that new myoundtbe provided, as the pank'ooul'd`nojl9n er.j)e V M ,.. . V M , e nec )1 0 `'~ vi ' new \V m._eI"-`(gap ggre V dwitli Mr. Roee',d1:'s` and said the old ngecglgge $1.1 be purohuecl f0_l' :'.5:v._L. .g;:;_ '1.=3 2,. . F3: .7 T Mr. Middletonwasein favour-of lm mgthe old coiujee. `It was ulneatly tenced ha a trgok vund-other"iniii\`6vementI.\' ' * T-'~ 9' ---"'v~ ` ,MJ`- Rgttyil, '.Ull ' M: the end thil . ,.. -2: 9 93:; - could hegpu h edfoe ~`.tl`e`!ai - . levellin would not ooutgmore than 8200, and the In ,1. _. " 'i'5 A V `i ``?` u``.5` a.: ` ""'i33?a;av us: i_eg0ii =1 `V l.Vl'l nun - . uunu was the lirst case called, an action for, malicious prosecution. The case as stated by the plaintiff was as .follows :--Wineld is a farmer of Ueorgenia, but in `few years ago worked as a lumberman for the defendant Kean. When he went to the mill,` he took with him a number of tools. When he ulti- mately quit the employmsntof Kean he let the tools remain at the mill for a time, but subsequantly removed them. Kean and Win- eld had a dispute, and the former, malicious- ly swore out a warrant chargin Winfield with stealing the tools from his mil. The latter was arrested, committed for trial, and upon the case coming up for hearing before the Court, it was prevcn conclusively that no theft had been committed. Afterwards Kean again had Wiulield arrested charging him with assault, which was also dismissed. Hence the action. The cvidenceof plaintiff went to show that Kean had tried to hire him to deface the marks on Mr. Power's logs at Victoria Harbor. that he had refused and had informed Mr. Power's foreman, that an at-` temnt actually was made I) Kean to cut some of -ilr. Power's logs, wliieh attempt was frustrated by the information given by lain- ti`, and the said information being the a leged cause of the malicious prosecution. The case for the rosecution was not closed when the Court in jeurned. IIYYBHKYDQH A \' now .-u.mm~".~' .s'u.\'s11oxouuEDTTBE ` ur~m,. .\' IN BAltRIE._ A ' IV LJIJLV noun J u On Wedneeda y the above` case was continued. The defence took the ground that Kenn had reason to believe the property alleged to have been stolen was his, and also that no malicious intent had been proven. His Lordship gave the case to the jury after a. brief charge; but we have not yet ascertained their verdict. McCarthy, Pepler & McCarthy, for the plain- ti'-nnd Lount & Lound, for defendant. nu;no-V His Lordship, J ustico Oaleb, is an old Siincoe boy, anold scholar of the Barrie High School. u. ur... 1.-.....o-. n n ant: u Queen : 00y, 811,01 BUHUIIK UL vuu uuunov Jamaal uvuvvr Mr. Wm.` Lount, Q- _0-, 303' -U , 93 3 Council durgng the Apalaea. That 13 better than calling 111 an outslder. , . up 1:, ,|,:_._ I... .....z.. &-lQ.... 1...`. ALI nnn wzsi! 8IMOC')l` V AcnIbu|.1'uRAI. `. soourrv MEETING 6F'DIRl_(;TonS `1`__o bxscvs ;`3':"Y-3 "9 ' mung. ' V ~ 1- .... n . for "30,-9 ` V , . . . . , ,` Dn-:~1\[o(;'tprthyHaBnd Mr...Puriia, xiereiii -_ favour ' of gCiting:;%h9}lfDtiI!!!iC:=(0Bld' ha n_n_ _ J O -. ` ' ` -.:< :' L-I . .3 u.ntu- the In as post: 0. 'two'utcb:; \\'(`l`t} D1111-U19 30 D0 IJTOEBUU. Crnig v. Standard Insurancoompany was settled out of Court and was consequently re- ` movd from the list. ' I been unproperw ouunceu. The case of Dewel v. Yorke, an notion for assault, was postponed on the strength of :1lIi11&\'itS to the effect that material witness unable to be present. : (`main 1', Rtzmzlnx-.l Innm'amm`ComDmV was urucr, mace leuwvmg w me new nan 1138 been most gratifying. Sixteen new members were received up to Tuesdny evening, and three more were added before the procession started. - NY he can uubvurn song " uule brxttnnm," as sing it, und being loudly encored, Eyveu-1 excellent renclxtiou of V The Death of . elsou." .\Ir. Alf Arnallulso nan I would if I could if I couldn't how con d I, and mI1ght(10Wll the house The Land Of 0? `I{ti0II " was replitl to by Mr. `D. SPTY in was zulmitterlly the moat eloquent ' peechof ' the evening, and Mr. Cooper. Of Emz., also replied with an address 31- flloft uually` able. Mr Joseph Lung sung _ lhe nion Jack of Old England," and sang " `ML " The-b'istcx' Societies" brought Mr. *.`.vrnea. who made xunost -sensible and paw- ."15l*90h, nnil Messrs Nicholson and Hon- dennn, both `of whom spoke short] and well. Mr. Yam] 35 land The Village B aoklmith -` "'}"? " that he was enthusiastically enoored 1". 8*" '` Jolly Old Grandfather Jorum "" in mumtable style. Mr. Fred. Edwards sung _. and Mr. Goo. ltogeri. - E"B'1`9'|. Inialx and Scotch." MI ; 35" d `C I , |l ' V A l5a`:e.?i`.`.`..;...":`.'.:`...%*v. .1 Mv.'=.-.`9 .*'"- . --During the evening the following telegram was sent to the Toronto societv who were cele- i brating the evenin at the VVa.lker House:- 'n want vnn An: urinh vnn n Inn:-ru nvnninn A TOLERAELE commauoamauf MADE on A LONG DOCKET i The general ussizes opened in the` Court I House on Tuesday at one o'clock. His Lord- ship, Justice Osler presiding. There was very llittle interest taken in the proceedings on the -tirst day, very few spectators beyond the usual compliment of jurymen being present- The List is u long one, them being 27 civil and two criminal cases on the docket. There was a very slim attendance of representatives of the legal profession, only Messrs. i\IcCnrtliy, Q C., Lount, Q. 0.,` Lennox, H. Strathy, Peplc-r, J. Lennox and Hewson, being present. 'r1u5uRA.\'n JURY. The Grand Jury were sworn in as follows :-- \Vnltcr Fenton, Dnvid Garone. Neil Harkins, M. A. Hall, Andrew Bill, James Bill, James _ lugrum, D. A. Jones, James Jackson. J`. 8. Lucas, Anzlrcw Melville, D. J. Mnrchinson. William Mctcnlf, G. P. McKay, Patrick Taylor, George Bull, Henry S. Scsdding, John (). Swan, '1`. \V. Jeffry, and David Lane, and after being briefly addressed by His Lordship were dismissed to their work. I l`In- nnun n` Qnun-17 \' Winn T.nnIl'\nr (`imi- i ]Johu \Vntson (foreman) Hiram Barnhart, rowers nurougn M I. bureau, ne proceeus iron: the sale thereof to be devoted to the benevo- lent fund. mamlsseu nu mew worx. The case of Sewry v. Floa Lumber Ooy., was ordered to be placed upon the List having I been improperly omitted. 3 l`lw nnsle of Dowel v. Yorke. an nation l by Mr. Brown. the singing of Anld Lang Syne and God Save she Queen ? bran hi: to a close one of the best, if not the best t. George : Dinner ever held in Barrie. May we be there next time. --The increase in the memberahi of the Order, since xemoving to the new all has lmen mnnf. amtifvina Rirtnnn nnw mnmhm-n uunu-3 --'l`he roses worn by the members of the Order on Sundarwere a present from Mr. gh Powers throu r. Street, the proceeds from sale thereof to he dmvntad tn the Imnnvn. uruuug hue Uvculu an int! W luK6l' nouse:- We greet you an wzsh you a merry evemng. -> , urtgtrn 311112111138. THE ASSIZES. Ayu- WEDNESDAY. TUESDAY. N0'I`E _.- .. __.-, uv-5 uuu -vvnaucu. quua unuue [U oraer. OTI-IIING, and Most Fashionable Felt Hats. ,des, Ducks, Denims,.Shirtings, Cottons, Tablings, Towellings,_(sea1less Pil- lollands, Oatmeal and Terry Cloth, Ginghams, Mualins and a great variety ttom - - ' , obligingSalesmen will be happy to show you through, . nnou vvvvn unu -uvvuuvu an nun. an vs-nu -The market on Saturday was very largely attended. and the whole town was msoene of busy industry as long as daylight lasted. u......:.. 1 ...... .....l O..u:...... n............. ..-.. z .`,,....., .......,.. ........,...........-.. -'Mr. Davis, a brother quilldrivor, prop- vietor of the Mitchell gddvocale, was in Ba_rrie last week and favoured us with a call. 111,,-I__ I,,I, It _uUyuuuru an at uvwu \4vInl:r|IInJ cu uuuvuvvvu-no -John Quirk, who had his ngers am titul- cd last week is now *1:-ogresaing favourab y and willkprobably be fu ly convalscent in a few was s. ' ` ` `J iv an , -1` I'!.._.`I___j I,,nI :- W vunm -Mr. -W. Strong, of jinqford, brother of Mr. J. J. Strong of Bame, died on_'l`hnrsday last, dgneatly regretted by a large circle of frien B. ' -uv `l\ , , -,,.. , __,__ -_._I AL- __..__ ,t u'u:uu|:. . --Wm. Downing`. a vs`g. and the worse of liquor was arrest by constable Carson the other day. Mr. Laird, J. 1 ., sent bin; to help Mr. Lang. for 10 days. - ti--.` n`\nnI\ a-In nl Aw Rn:-inn nnrl Qnvn A 0511 Sglicitcd {Or n.ll_kvil'1ds of 1);`:/gs} [Mfg/wt .Ww/ir'im'.s`, I)!/c -Slllis, Soups (`nnh.~.' ruul l1 rushe.s'. HG)? Ulla I-I3!-I5. av: ov \O|"Iu' --Great cheap ssle of new Spring and Sum mer'Dry Goods and Reedy-_msde Clothing, bought of a. wholesale house In dticulties at 65 cents on `the dollar, at Pee Bros. See small bills. . 16- -John Morrow, (not John W. of that ilk) was. found, very drunk and very disorderly, by a Constable, the other night. John, has kindly consented to devote his time to wood cutting, up on the hill, for 21 days. I 'Ln Qnn-A`n-lI A` Chen Mnnknndnl In-:I1n vuvuus, lav vu vuv lllll own an u-Jun --The Secretary of the Mechanics Institute begs to announce that froxn May let to May 7th, no books will be issued, and all books out must be returned, in order that he may make his annual return an-equired by law. mm. ._..._:....a:.... .: KI... n......:.. n....:.I.. 1 .. -vvu wuu avvu vuuvuv-. ` -Counoi1lo_r King evho has been autfering for sometime from erysiplas is able to be about again, thoiagh atillsomew!-.11: week. '11- Dan`: 1: Ixnnfhnus nn:LAI-{uni nrnn, uuuy Iuu\9uvnJ uu Avon, now v--J--3---r no---~vu -B.1rrie Loan and Savings Company ply 5 percent. interest on deposits. The secunty uf deposits in a Loan Company is undoubted. 1--1... n..:..I. ".14.. 1... ! |.:.. o:........ ..........s..a um uuuuun lumuu In II-Iluui-M -I; -W" - -T_he organization of the Barrie Oneida La- crosse Club took l_eoe on Fdey evening, 13th inst . at which 5 e followmg members were elected omoera :-ecnptun, T. Hastings; P1_'eei- dent, L; M0031-thy; 8eo y-'l`reu., H. Lennox. 1.. -.... ....G--4.-gun in Olga uunnnb -4I.I.'l-nn- I-A Id! lllu Issue In : --To show that the people of Simcoe do sometimes travel we may mention that there were at the Welkor House, Toronto, onenighti last week, Messrs. D. S ry and W. Milne, Btu-rie; T. H. Harrison. isle; A. Miscum - rbell. Midland; dud W. J. Parkhill, ex-M.P. .. liqndwiok. ' M V --.Hous_e cleaning tilne,-`-In-order to keep the ladies ha py and make the gentlemen glad, we have stely ndded to our large stock of house furnishing good 94 complete unort- ment of Curtain Poles` and Bin ` ranging in price fromi8l.60 upwards. Cal end see them at Otton Bm., opposite Queen's hotel. ` mg. n..u,n.o:e.....`.. As. 24.; 1'-u`\Ir`~nv`n 2;: on Tuesday morning. . unlus vv vuv nan: vn uynnupp 7400.000 dollars to loan at iow rates by the Barrie Loan and Savings Company, Bothwoll's Block Barrio. 14- -Mr. J". D. Macdomild and family, accom- panied by Mr. P. Ronan, departed for Chicsg VIVL- 1.1...- (2..../! I-.. L.J.I`.-u Slug \II..-L Gin`- uvull, 1.4. anvuus cu; , -nav J u no--., ._.. ....,....V.. -In our reference to the recent addition: to M 1-. M0031-thyfa herd oi thorough-bred: in our hut issue we` made Vth_e;.!_II_ietelw of claeaing them as of the Bates etruuu'1etea`<!`of Bootlfe. We pro se_ giving I complete description at the her hhortly. lII-.-|...-n I-Lab `lug -|na\I;u`n A` ghnnnn An BB vuwu utum, vyyuawu -gum... .. ...,..... _ --The Gale-Reformer 6! last weak says :'--' Mr.,Nei|l, of Bar-rio, was. in own onThu:-udhy last, Mr. _NeiI_l has tented-from Mr. Cole the store on Main Street at present occupied by Mr. Von Guutennangl `in oompan with Mr. Bealip will exigge inthe booth `an aho Busi- x1_=.ss._` MMN l_c,o_1pc_:o Gait highlygrecon;-__ mcndeduud will purout his aock`ab;mt_te ` 13% of May. , `~.`':`\,`,',`. '2'; .~ "` . V . ` -Mr. D..Ea.l8.|:>`wI:hf(;z;iIl1l:rlyhataon pgent t Bum .-..-a ; a. `-: iawocvtd` ` a a s'a tiong-`agent for 'tho`U;' Pi-R. at rgglnnipeg. Mr. Brown will be missed iv the ' Nfdrkhern neon1a._ns -he was onanf thoiunolt M D rnuuaunua. ---Winter must have taken a tremendous liking to the lap of spring. Inn nnn Juli-.. 4.. 1..-... -5 In... ....L.... L" Ll... H *~--~ -=u_yu:. Mr. Fred. Edwards H-_ ennette x_md J unof, " The ?d "5113 Pull Away" in res 01130 159 15110` M"W'-'1. Manufacturing an Meuhinicul ` {P""`5_-" and Mr. Thou Mmyley gave 3 reoitw |!I_eut1tled Potatoes, followed-by u ' ' out the doings of u owflli "b"- The I'rcss"`wM res ronded to b _ M N- King. who ` 5 spoke of tlio. i!}|f"'Bi`B|`l 1 . . . "F" g=:..t::;~-`mask=:s:2:.:~.s;r'v;g 2 ;u"E43iu was replied .`7.e`&og!i'.`. I?! M`, .n &l';:::|l:!':;d bv uongh-om.tho Prado. M` " Tho Hoot Ivialxnnd Scotch." Mr. BM " ---u ;.uvuuuJ Inlvnnanuau -The time xed for holding the West Sinh- } coe agricultural exhibition at Barrie is on the ` 9th and 10th October. _ I n I Hm- :11: urogn Win 08 llgltllsau IV ouu drterqpeo ,1 awuom _ei,ont ifoi ;$Ql;tI.s:'%Vitl\_q%aen;v_g'wiI `. ll 'bon'ib 0 Iucoen in his neg _e1_(_l 9f boy. lllotifl-IIIY UIUQ BU (ICBHI. 3150!` EJLIFY lll UCUII empannelled and had viewed the body. the I the father of the deceased. He stated that he saw deceased on his arrival in Toronto, and that, though the injured leg was hand- aged, there was nothing that hesaw to re- vent the ow of blood. The coroner remar ed that this fact alone was suicient to warrant an inquest being held. The inquest was then adjourned until next Thursday evening, when it will begin at the morgue at half-past seven. The funeral, which took place on Sunday afternoon, was largely attended.. Among those present were a number of his fellow- employees from Barrie and other laces on the line of the Northern railway. oceased was in the emdploy of the com any for about two years, an i only evidence taken was that of R. H. Platt, over a year a o no met with a very severe accident, whic almost proved fatal. iurxnauon or a Joint stock Uom y Finally the following gentlemen were added to the citizens eommittee:-Mesare. Purvia, Duff, Dr. McCarthy, Hewaon, B. Hinds, J. J. Brown, Partridge, Simone, Middleton and Dutton, and the committee were ordered to examine the various sites and report to a meet- ing to be held next Monday. In order that no time mi ht be lost a building Oommitte coneiatinf 0% Messrs. "Rose, Purvia, Myers Geo. Bal , Kennedy and Sewrey, were appoint ed to diacuea pldie &c. for building ; they ale to report on the above named evening. Th meeting then adjourned. -'I`he Queens Birthday in four weeks ;uhnll we celebrate. n -, 2-; ~uI,I,,I tnke 10 acres to accommodate the stock and horses. ` ' Mg..- c1_.._n_ -__1 n:-_-._.. 1: ...... .1 n ej- .A RAILWAY nzoa xx nu: ALLANDAU: nun cwsrrs cuannns m..u'r s mum. On Wednesdzuy night of last week, Charles Flatt, n. bralremun on the Northern railway, while unconpling the engine from his train at Allandale, got his foot caught in s frog. Be- fore he could extricate himself the wheels of the tender passed over his right leg, inicting fearful injuries. The unfortunate young mam lived at 280 King street east, Toronto, and was immediately taken to his home, but died two days after. n..' u..L.....I...- -..__:_.. _- _-__.__'_L L_n-_, ,4" vvvv u-J-I u-nvvan On Saturday evening an inquest beuau at Irwin e hotel, corner of King and Berkeley streets, by`Corner Johnston, with the object of ascertaining the circumstances which led to his death. There are two all ed. reasons fur the holding of the inquest. e first in, that the accident resulted" from the frogs on the-Northern railwa at Allnndale not being lled. The other, 1. at the doctor who had Attnnnrl him at Allonnln hurl nnnnvnri Linn in u v v\.u.;-an uvvu -Fnrmers in the immediate neighborhood are ploughing. \l7.'nl-nu on-sud Lang lmbnn n lmnrnnntlhun 2 f)oors\Vcs1 o|_'1_e Barrie Hotel. H0115!- Mesara. Sneach und Sissona, favoured the formation of Joint Stock Company Finallv following mantlemen warn nddml ILIIUQ. l 051101`, IIDIF 3116 0.0050!` WHO DEC! attended him at Allaudale had allowed him to an fn "`I\rA'|`n nvibknuuly I...--3-um -.6 - L.\-n...l ulauuuuuu llllll BI? l'\ll.8DQll>l6 III IIHOWOQ mm 50 goto Toronto without having put a tourni- quet on the injured limb to stop the owof blood. In consequence of this no lect he literally bled to death. After a jury ad been emlmnnallerl and had viewed the hndv. the Norgherlg peopLa,'Ivno wqi OM93 VBq".|quIIo W31, 3`BQ`$`-`7._ .. . .. ab success in hll vneyg e1_d of borp. zhrothar hhlrboclu V 'utod-Aniiitgut Sn`- . rinteu` dent of the W _ U5. Egan. Kohl!-'a_re vory qorqhyo poaitioqg. ishqehanae-n33: nu , LATEST LOOAI. LIN E8. fl'I'|mE -|:A:A: `..4..; `IIOW tn! 'rIyi'va!uedt85m0Dll .Iw1Il 5 W or-ix-use for lean hq`!r'hllfChII ` nqxonut, This or the above property the bnyar ~`::.`:.,,"`."...:`.`:`:`;.e`.......;.,. "`..... "`.1.... ,..a Y IWIIIDI ml`. 1. GBIBBIN, 0;-lllh. llangos. A Fun) of looacrea. South hall 01: Lot 6..1n 2 Township of Flea, surrounded by a ue clear on open oounotgx, about mile from the North Bim- ooe R. B one 111 mate`: walk (ram 3 Public School. A PD. and Storebn opposite side of Street. kumlth Shag and other small. bulld- Innn an nmnartv. Also tha'l`oIrnnBnn-la.`-`EL. 0115 D11 Ulilln UICIU 01 5011001, I` 1' n"o ull 3'- Street. Bmkamxm Sho and small ing-aonA . Also th To otnarrl 1.. mm mMMSo :11dDwell!l:B.. mar afugocex`-`_;nr1 Ba:n d Streeu. boner wn - . some are this ' Dollui. I -now It fa-cash or-tnde than hnlfthnt. 1 B'Ul\ oxtuu,--zx uuuu \:1-n:u.v user i for a {on}!!! man. better than going West. acres. th 1! Lo Coma oalgfutwmm. nu;-.x?:und%tl).' t1.1g'i3ll:_-r an ` J()H<:w:~1 the 1'