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`:s'rA1`a Vor-' 1-H: LATE EDWARD HIND8, or BA'RRIE. I have i-eoeivod instructions from William Badennch. Esq.. the asalgnee in trust for the bene- t of cred1tors.to oer for sale by Novcmber, 1878. - ,- 4.-'l`he brick store and prelmsea on the comer of Dunlap and Owen` streets. occu ied bY_ the late Edward Hinds. more particular y descnbed as Lot No. 3, as laid out on art of Lot 9 on the north side of Dunlop street y Hon. James Pat- ton, being 22 feet on Dunlap street by 00 feet on Owen street. _ This ` ro erty will be sold sub_)e_ct ton. mort use to the ul ed: and Loan Asaopmlzion. date 131: December. 187 and to the existmg leases. AI..- ...n| I... .....I.a ..o H... nnvnn Hmn nn nlnru 11000111001`. 1613, and L0 Kalle uxn-Jung xxzaaum . Also will be sold at the same time and place the book debts belonging to above estate. Wm: fun-than nnv~fl':-nlnv-a an!` nu-mu nn nnndi. Pursuant to the J nent of the High Court J ustlce (Chy. Dlvn.) ncuuse of Coates vs. Contes. dated the 13th day of J mm. 1883, there will be sold by and with the approbation of the undersigned Master at the COURT HOUSFJ.!h"I THE TOWN OF BA_RRIE, Satufday. the 14th day of .Tu1y,I - 1883. | PUBLVIG Aub'r|oN,| GHANCERY SALE or \'AIITA|'lI I` IFARMING PROPERTY] Villages of All_.;n_dale ` Sta:/nbr Ta: English Radicala have at length, through Mr. Chamberlain, denitely an- ` nounoed their platform. It includes uni an... _ . . . . .-l ..1-..&.m.1 Hinrinlul, Have taken nixiiiest awards at $11 Exhibitions Gold and Silver Medals and mpiainga. REA_L'E}rATE] L a_fdiI_u::, Bblt Ct`1ttc'hg,.G_c/li7_zAde' ' and IVool - Save money and nwcfsizpery by using T - _ _` ` -. 256110. lIlWIlI'.$I VIl-|V 91- PlIl1Uy . ..d..P*.:LJ,-u..e`~*`.s..m* :..*h::..'*:-;.*.%`.:*; `*1 - luuuagngu nu 'UIlh PARCEL 3--'1`he W; at the East 3 acres or lot No. 2 on south side of Rose-st.. Barrie. one and a halt Toufnshzp of `and Tiny. KUCTION SALE OF the nbolition of the nouse or home, anu u 111 into in radical enough alxnost._to suit` Republican. The effect of thirbdld ennounoexnent will probably. be to place the RI{liegl..~Idbera1I in opposition to the Government and give power into the hands of the Conservatives. It remains to be .-... ..|..n...- Ric-.Rm`m-d Northoote is" N216. 'ilh1):t;i5c1:1;ntzT UCTION SALE %-o%:|::r..s F:-- At 12 o'clock. noon, at the V ixsnoxama To rm: _) op (.._ AT THE u um. l.\Uunu.o, Auctioneer, Barrie. nu. . Our Brand Belding, Paul &,Co_ has for 20 years sustain- ed its supremacy over all others, and taken Premiums over all Gom- petimrs wherever exhibited, and its sale far exceeds any other make. -__ , _.`_, _ , , , , By and with the approbation of James Rogerson Cotter. Esq. Master; of the Supreme Court of Judicature for Ontario, at Barrie, the following Lands and Premises. in one parcel. all the right, title, interest. clmm or degmmd of_ the above- named defendant. James Da11ey_. of m a_nd to the South half of Lot Numb_cr Ten. In the Slxth Con- cession or _the Townsh_1p_ of Teeumseth. in.the County of Sxmeoo. coptu1n1p;.1{l0ne Hundred Acres more or less. of whxch Eng ty are cleared and `under culthgntion, the balance being well tim- bered. of the Uonuervauves. u reuuuuu W In: Soon whether Sir -Stabrd Northoote kon enough to avail himself of the ad- vontwe Hm! ,` in his hands. If Sir `we!-einhinplaoehewould ' `to power through thin action of the do would imeli were he diva. E&&3II`wI l'\Y&KI To meet a popular demand for a cheap Sills we produce other Brands, which, although lalelled A rzreeonly half or three-quarter size. Hereafter every `Spool wi, l be stamped j or g szze, to show its exact stand- zrd. 11 `l 1.!-\'l1u -u I See that every $12001 is stamp . =ed "Balding, Paul `Q 00. Full size and length 134, upuyu 0650 w uuuvus uu; u.IJuuu uvuuv. ----- a Reliable Machine. where every machine sold in a neighborhood will sell ve, others. Such a house Tm: Exxon}: MANUFACTURING Cozu- PANY, the largest andmost successful Sewing Machine Company in the World; and such a ma- chine is the GENUINE SINGER. sure ever? time simple. strong, doing -_ the widest range of word and equip ed with every valuable improve- ment. N'.B..- ehave made an Immense Reduc- tion m the prices of Needles, Oil. Attachments and Parts. so that the cost of kee in u SINGER ll] repair is less than half the cos of eeping any other sewjng machine in repair. .2000 o.l.o-as in United States and Canada, and 3000 olces in the Old World and South America. Prinol al Oice -31 Union Square, New York; Head lce for Ontario and the North-West--66 King Street West, Toronto. Factories at Ehzabeth N. J.: Glasgow. Scotland: South Bend. Ind., an ` Cairo. Ill. w. STEPHENS. Pursuant to the J pdgment made in this cause, dated the Twenty-e1 hth day of February, A.D, 1883, there will be so (1 at the ' UUl'U|.h ' . ' Them is u Frame Dwellin on the premises, also :1 LogDwc-lling and u,Log am.` The property is well fenced. _ IINLX- :.. .. ......II..-.1....:....I,J.. -11...... I_-:._._ - gs, I: W cu uzlluuu. This is a reallrdesirable "Farm. bein d dis- tancc onlyofon.c-und-u-half miles from the illuge of Becton. Tho nrnnr-rfv rill hn nf}`n1-or! fnr smln 9:l1}\in(-1* fn n reserved bid. which has been xed by the Master. The purchaser will be entitled to a conve ance containing an absolute assignment of all t e in- terest of the said defendant of and to the said land. so as to enalgle him to obtain the Patent therefor as the assignce of the said defendant. mnouu 'I`nn urns nnnt Janna` no 03...... ll. nn`A Chancery Division or the High Court of Justice. Further particulars can be had from Messrs. Mccaxthy. Peplexf 85 McCarthy. Solicitors. Barrie and Alliston; Messrs. R_. Scott 5.: Bro.. Beeton; and John Nicol, Esq.. Nlcolston. Dated at Barrie this 12th day of June, 1883. - Sgd. J. R. COTTER, 21-2in ' Local Master. Barrie. Ladies who are annoyed at` notnding a Strong Sewing Silk will please ask for our Brand II:-.1-n I-\nnIt\ n-`Ann: A A 53$ :-:`LB"[iu Es]? ' '77.. _- _ ......a ._ __..-.7._ u";'a.:s;'.':| YESTERDAY wee the 20th of June, the first anniversary of a. great victory. It was remembered end celebrated by this ofce and others in becoming style. We have decided, however, not to celebrate that other great victory, on the 27th February. .-_._..__....:.-_.._ It best canvas for .a..So1id House. with every machine sold neighborhood Sugh lrnm i iiiEm'v.| IN TH1{3,H'IGH` gcoum: or JUSTICE-.- ' . OHANOERY DIVISION. l EIJ1"`ii:Viii'i,ii}ieT\}iLLAua or BEETON A 9 Hm hnnr nf nn n'vlnr-1: in flux nfrm-nnnn nn . or Becton. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserved bid. which has been fixed by the Master. nurchuser aconvemnce MAULULUL ua ulu uDDl5IlUU nu un: aouu uclclluulll. 'l`ERMS.--Ten per gent. down at time of sale, and the balance withm one month thereafter. In nll other resneots the Terms nnd Cnnditlnnn and the balance wltmn month thereafter. In all other res eats the Terms and Conditions of Sale will be t c Standing Conditions of the Chancery Division of the I-Ilgh Court of Justice. nurtieulars Messrs. ..- ..... .._ |vnItAv_,9{u.LnAv0FJm]`i,% nrnnn Yln...-...... ____.j_ FARM FOR isVAL1`c ._1oo ACRES}: ` Lot 53. Con. 1. F109; spil clay loam 70 acreq cle1ued.tho ballmce in Hardwood Busfu There ison nhelota. good House 24x3. in FI,`lm0Bl!'n, 40:50. astable 26:50. 1: Stable xio. a. thrlvins mum: Orchard, and iigoogl wel_ls 0; w` `M M star. This- astame 3330. Stable Hllh an oung 3 good well: of watt 0t is convenient to church and school. ther rticuhrs up Iy co the proprietor. DIC Elmvalo . 0. ' ` _ 2 __.4._ MONDAY was the anniversary of the but- tle of Waterloo. It was upon that occasion, as the Evening Oanarliun recalls to memory, that the Duke `of \`V-llington paused to ask - Is Corporal Casey present 7 I am, your honor," .I'esp(mded the Corporal. Then," exclaimed the Duke, with a sigh of relief, then, in the name of heaven, let the bettle go on." $ ':%`1 odvu u..- --. , 11 Stable $340. mnvuus wells water. This ' For fur.- ther nartlculurs apply ngAJIES Al-In n `V--u -------,-`n ----- --------- ----.-.. At the hour of One o'clock in the afternoon. on 7:S2:'n'n'. 'iiI&ibiin11`u Tnnn""'63i'a'&"i'n'&'m.;n""`""m oent, can of lion Oomrorubh um. ` ll _ :*1::.":'..-V c...., n.-.-:4:-1.-:..=;*.:.~;-..=~.o. Bleepi 0 But mm of Dining cu. and the Inuao ord. TM&Tr:I QhiOMOmd - Jlnuaonn vac 29339-- o 1- between em, = oaou:din.nenpouaAnd.8t'.3a_n_|,v_|gn.r.m,,,. ; AI n:-of n :3: nan-up a.- SEWINC. SILKS : uuwuuuyuuugs IJILIIUII nun 10 I1 I 1 the control Dot! aunt in line. connect the i u t gnd the West the shortest route. and co. worth. Atohhon. Xiilwlll 3.3....--..":"-.a....'* .1'*E.,.s'.`.:`' V O nneotl in Union Do In with 5 .;::.-...' *2::*.".: .;':',.:.e:;, ;5I..:.*:-.*:,*.:s*.::'=:*.`.:= P V. mp dogs`, wn`_ oLIuI com9_rq_bu"nm._n&. ___ ,._ . -_.;--___- the United CCBTMI and checked through and rates oflhrenl. ' way: n_ lawn competitor: mu ole: Ian nann- ugduhlled lnfornsom `ha lap and tau. . Ilfl gfjh , 4. ..__ __.--- __- -___ _--____ `nor detailed lnformnlomgot %.g gghaun noun. 7' 2 "Li! ' at; ILOABLE. I-`!l'.J3:I. " ' ' Yuan. a can u'c'r. can In. a nasal. cmcano. . 1 3 3 V$ $1!!! -0- WHO Is UHAWAINHD vtrm tn: ozpoluvuv or `nus coun- 'rmLw_u.L nu av txaumma nus MAP `mu TNI 0080 ID:`mneIp0ul -H55`: my AI-BE ` kee.hu iooontly opened between mon?onh:'. I i`:*2':;?.::;n:"n.a'::a;:'x`:-.;9.:!:*.:*..e=.`:n:,- - ndlnnapoln sud Imqgtu. and Omahn. Ilnneapl Us d8t..Pa land tor edlnto in 0 L1l"ht0n8I uunaeu '.I.".1vel Bxpx-egg ....-L,._ ..._ _..- .. _.. .._._-_..-. ...---- -__. _ --.-. I : is gratifying to learn thutitho histori- cal picture commemorative of confedmtlon is to be painted by Mr. Harris, a Canadian artist. We hope he will put in wrinkles and all and make a work that we Can- adinnn can justly be proud of V Trains. " --r-wv-:4 ms t in nta;1 ' , A ?I'x`:1i':a:aw?s mm j B-can or me .1. -..m no In. an lio\vvIvsAO(OA-- OI:-0 C..- 0... -;..__ T TRADE Mqrug on ABM`0F momnn. ;___. 5H_._ANcERY SALE `E HAN UIIIQOUAINTID OIOORAPNV THIS iootlaud: South Bend. ma W. STEPHENS: Mnnnonr `Run-in Oft V. 3 I BI'l'IBlIOn Manager Barrie Otce, Dunlop-st. ET I1 ! 008'! CHICAGO. AL. V5: DAILEY. .` THIS ' Tm: election in North Brent resulted, as was expected, in a victory for the Reform Candidate, and Mr. J tunes Young now takes his placeas Treasurer of Ontario The majority was very large despite the efforts put forth by the conservatives. ' ll-I 0101-mug |nsrrte.Junoa.1sss. V UIIIUHI. The purchaser must pay down at the time of sale 10 per cent. of his purchase mone and the balance thereof within one month. wit 1 interest at 7 per cent. The Vendors. however. will be pre- pared to advancea portion of the purchase mone on Mortgage at 7 per cent. if required. There W1 1 be a_ reserve bid. and further particulars and oondxtions will be mane known at time of sale. or can be obtained by application to WM. BOYS, ` ALEX. MORROW. 1-r-...:....v.. g-u..:L.._ A ....L:.......... By virtue of a Power of Sale contained in n ' Mortgage, (which will be produced at the time of stsixlc.) there will be offered for sale by Public Auc- . on on ` At the `hour of l2,o'clO0ko (noon). the following I Farm Property, namely : The East half of Lot 2t_i,_ in the 7th Concession of the Townshi of Essa, in the County of Simcoe. containing e Hundred Acres. more or less ; about twen of which are cleared and under cul- tivation. T _e soil is agood loam. The roads and neighbourhood are excellent. and market con- vemen . ~ nu.` -.__,L--__ .__.-_; _.... _1....._ -4. Al... A:...... -0 n ;u.. uu 1 sq, Vendor's Solicitor. Barrie, Mxiy 31st. 1883. lllweuaus uousasl v..--- -u vvvivl EIIIIIII . Whol_eule and Retail dealers in HANDS, ORGANS, snwnw mcmms, snmrr MUSIC ~ - AND MUSIC BOOKS ' onumas. Impomuornmn MUs1o,atc. FTINTF) -ANTI) nI?{J7A_M"nn1rzvnn n U]. can nuns. nnporwrl 0): HAND MUSIC, &.c. PIA1_V0 -41_VD axomv c_ov1ms1 We aschet uaathonsein them)- 011. , " give us A cnlatoro Durohuing elsewhere. Rllinlnlnn 7 huh -ruunm `mu..- ny,wlll do well to. -\'\'w'\'v`.vv-_, W\I THE Orillia Times has finally discovered l that the new Dominion License Law is now fairly before the people. It will n.n- ' nounco the prorogation of Parliament next week. Nothing like being a live newspaper. _ , guru us n can neroro purchasing elsewhere. * Moore? Block, cf; Dopmlh nslwnuunf hub TUNING `nous. Ordunmbobttvptthegwmlq SHERWOOD _& STEWART, vs-.. ..._ 'I`CDVV"JTSE [P OP ESSA. SATURDAY, THE 23rd DAY' or JUNE, A.n., 1883, TOWN OF BARBIE!" nms pr is especially commended. ` V On Parce -No. 2.-which is situated on the klllzandie Eaoadtdjoining the xv-le:ali clexl:ce of 3d a we ere are erec e a a cdmfortalhle attage me an with kitchen in the rear-.a1so (2) a good seized storey and half house capable of being used either as astore or dwelling house, both rough cast, well. outbuildings. &c., &_g., and large garden in the rear. VIVIFDIIQ 'l`nu\ n..- ...._4. .1-__ -n June 1st. 1333- Thursday. thegtix day of July. . A31)-, 1883. > A1` TWELVE 0'CLOCK. NOON, In two separate parcels. the following Freehold Properties: PARCEL No. 1.-(Under power of sale in Mort- lge) the South part of Lot 1 on the west side of 81") Street gccles Block) in the said Town of Harris hnimr t n nrnnnrtv nnmnml ha nu. Int. 1:. age) the south part of Lot 1.011 the Eccles m Barrie bein a property owned by the late Mr. James Boot . _ Pnzmnt. No. 24_..Tnt Mn. 9 nn nu. urns am. A` James B00111. PARCEL No. 2.--Lot,No. 2. on the West Side of ` Bmdfqrd 8treet.Bax-rie, containing by admeasuro ment one quarter of an acre more or ess. nu Pu-r-Al Nfn 1 man nnnnilnntn n..........._..u.-__ Opp. Summersett House, Barrie 0 hr mcuu uuu quurwr Ill. an acne more 01' 1658. (_)n Parcel No. 1 there are erected three medium seized tenement houses with o tbulldings. &c.. &c. There isalso anexoellentga. en and orchard in the rear. This pronetty is situated in the nei h- borhood of Bell's factory and Sew:-ey'a foun ry in the most convenient of the town for that class of houses. To pa es desirous of placing a moderate sum in a safe and protable investment is especially on Allandnle Rnnd Aininlnrr Hun rnulannm. -5 m uugu guusuu Ill hue rt-at. 'l`ERMS.-T t. Conditions mi .f:'f.u:`ii`$;`?.i {.`.fa.'f.`f i`::::`. on tha dav ohm 1; mm, in M... ....`...u..... .... ___.. ' ' ' ms.-'1'en per cent. down. other Terms d C whi qua liheul winbe made`kn:vl:n on the duct ` and. in th meantimemn appu- 935. `'9 , . the day I 11 gent bov to It ply at this office. Puauc Auc'rIoN| POLIGE COURT, INVTIIE TDWN OF BARBIE, _n\r_ FARM FOR SALE! F Bdi WX1~I?rD_ SMART I1~'fEI;I.I1 ` W n$%1bow' to learn the printing busincss2.0_t:r\p- In nmnn Atjhe dice of the: utriex-s`ignoc'1 Auctioneer. on CQL LI ER STREET, BA R181 E, cnmnnss, mum PUBLIC AUCTION Men` Splring Ovarooats, Me Tweed Suits, $3 up. Size and Quality. I HQUSE FU3NISHINGS--You wil_l nd a most Superb Stock in Table Linens, Napkins, Doyles, Towels an; Towelling, Sheetings, Pillow Cotton, Cretonnes. . g GARPETS in BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER and HEMP, &c. Also Cocoa and '7.,_.v3 Mattings. Patterns in Brussels and Tapestrys are CONFINED, and Will be found undoubtedly Comuccr. WOOLLENS in Scotch, West of England and Canadian manufacture. Trimmings of Best Quality. (}I.,u.'w,_, made` to order in CITY STYLE at a Reasonable Figure. ` Gents Furnishings, Hats and Ga,ps-The largely increasing sales from these departments have wagngm ed me In purchasing accordingly. and 80 9-Hanging that customers can at all times nd ALL THE N0 V ELTI H: M they appear in the market. . _ ------g-nncv -n,,,_,,L__ -_._ _r:n ___J___ .1- _m-:__. ---__'___-__L _c xrrcm n*u'nD.\*rI:* 1 - uuvl u-',l.,..-. -.. -..- _ T119 MILLINERY Department, still under the efficient manzlgement of MISS THORNE, being no wij... ly and favorably known needs no further recommendation, only to say it is fully stocked with the Choicest pro-lu mi 4.. of British and Continental Markets. All Orders will, as heretofore, be executed promptly and in the very best 1,`, JOHN WATSON, Joseph Rogers, Esquia-e, Auctionnor, The Subscriber Vdndo this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends in Barrie and throughout the Countv for their very liberal patronage during the past year, and also to inform them that in order to MORE SATISFA() 1`()p;n`Y meet the demands of his rapidly increasing business he has for the coming season The Finest Stock of DRY GOO Ds ever brought to Barrie, an earnest of which wasgiven at OUR` OPEN. IN G, and since which~all our purchases have been passed into stock. Every department being now replete with um moss Select Goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. . I)REss GOODS.-In this Department we show an immense range, in which Will be found the Newest Fabric; in all the leading Colorings, with Trimmings to match, ' Our Stock of PRINTS, SATINS AND 3R0cA])Es is acknowledged to be equal to any in Toronto fu Select" Designs, and are selling fast. ...- --- .unn v-Inna-r-I-.un1-I -I-\1l1-I n'nll'IIl'l.1l?llI ............:..M. an morn Janie-ohln Qtvlasz nnrl Mnkm in ,........ *'-"7 111-411 V .1 Size and Quality. Dunlop Street, Barrie. 'I'OVV'I:I. Lots NEILL BROS-.] THERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT I 883. spring and summer. I 883 U 1 VV 11` .l..llJ1J-- IJLVLELLUJ. .11.` AJJAJAJJ.` gent bov to business. Ap- 2(Ltt. UCTION SALE. ~ir1LE::3t"rE VX1657 noostnm DEPARTMENT . .....J f\....1:L.. THE EMPORIUM! 11~lY -susnwoonasrgmyj Whnlnnnln and noun :1 G; A. RADENHURST, ` ' Vendors` Sqllcibor, ' `na--I. m~s*I L W TRuKF 3 TRUNK8! ;ANn- _),fur (- Liflibirrnn DIRECT .I"J.t.'L..IJ.-'- "4-*-"""" '*- ,`"~ Men : Waterproof Coats, Men : Tweed 324533: 4` 33 $10 312 $15 $18 and 590- Boys up Ag,/',,, the new kmt Jersey Suit, so much :7: fashwn for boys from 3 to 14 years 0/ age, and from $2 30 $5/07' f 14 W- AILULLLLU IV a Auctioneer. noon vvA.uoL, Box 237. ILA!-u HAVE OPENED OUT. A SPLENi)ID LOT OF ~____5\.-... /_j- NEW WALL 1>_AI-EEEEOM 50 A ROLL UP, NEW EXPRESS wAGoNs, _ ` ' NEW LACROSSE sncxs AND BALLS, NEW QRQQUET (4, 6 6; 8 BALLS) FROM 90- . x -..*..EAnd.1a-that` :1 in I: am: rtmentof BIBLES. . . `: `"9 .-l`'`- - ' A BOTHWELII8 BLOCK, orrosms THE STAT` nuunb, . ` K5, EYMN AND PRAYER 1300 0)`! i TRUNKS 5__M_' bI2-Y"ii55`_6`._ii_`Ab3r:wiAo iGLOT'H'l;NGi,i ac. Coa|_Oi'I Stoves, A|883, L Refrigerators, ` Ice Cream Freezers, Glass Fly Traps, Window Screens, } ' Bird Cages, Curtain Poles, Curtain Chains, Stair Rods, Blind Holdms 31-ly ' `Lay \rv- --~ -H-`M:Aj3E CLOTI-IINGz . Ah Ann nan sink 010 .....J c.nn .. .We will not attempt to describe our Sprlng NOVGHIGS, a personol inspection only can do them justice. Call and see our New GIOHIS and -you are sore to order. PIIIENIX HALL ! MERCHANT TAILORIHG DEPARTMENT. V ;TM%?I";1frt7t_1,ern Nshantt.| SANDERS & WHITTAKER. AT comprises allvnew desirable Styles and Makes in evety SCOT'l"S 15SALM* BOOKS, OTTON BROS. Bows J ERSY SUITS. DIRECT mpomen. (with Tassels. YOU` SHOULD SEE THEM ........................................................................ H CANNOT BE sU1u>As'sE1) BY. ANY. Lafgoit Aosoriment SOUTH SIDE DUN LOP STREET, Ever offered before in Barrie, and for. ., W0 "are ofering to-ds{ one of the] Durability AT 8-Iy W, . v-_ _._. V, _ A ,- - - , ,q9;,b,_u:c_:; Locx- vr_. n--`Tho Committee on `County Property r'_e- ...-.mm.m.-Ia n av-nnf. nf 20 for n lot-.|r.nn at LACK of space prevents a report of the Sessions held before the County `Judges last week, but one of the cases tried may be mentioned. The case in question is valuable from a political point of viewin- asmuch as _ it thiiows considerable light. upon the methods resorted to by the pairty of purity as found in the Dis- trict of Muskoka, to carry their ends. Be it known then that the Township of Ryer- son is peopled principally by Grits of a de- based kind-1f such can be without in`- fringing upon the original patent. At the last election Mr." Johnston, of that Town- ship, was duly appointed as scrutineer for Mr. Fauquier. He was duly sworn in by the Returning Oicer, a Mr. Alexander, of thesame baliwiok. Of course the Return- ing Ofiicer and all the oicials about were Grits, a fact that Mr. Johnston soon learn- ed to his cost All through the day he was openly opposed and villied by the Re- turning Oflicer, but being a_ man of con- siderable spunk he held to the position. _ . We have not space to detail the various indignities he was compelled to suffer dur- ing the day. About four o c1ock, `however, 'a man named Barr entered the booth and attempted to vote. Mr. Johnston knew he had no vote, and Barr, on oath in the witness box, admitted that he. had no vote and knew it at the time. The Returning Oflicer not only gave Barr a ballot paper wherewith to deposit his vote but refused , to have him sworn and refused also to note }Mr. Johnson's objection. Mr. Johnston ` quietly insisted upon the objection being noted and in reply was told -that if he did not keep his mouth shut he would hear- rested. He still insisted and the Return- - ing Oicer ordered the constable, Mr. Todd, to arrest him. Mr. Johnston re- fused to be removed from the room, and I vMr. Alexander, apparently somewhat scared at the position of affairs, told Todd to leave him alone. The ahir then ended, but the following day Todd arrested Mr. i Johnston on a charge of assaulting him in the discharge of his duty. He was carried before two Magistrates. a couple of Mr. i\Iowat s J. P`s.; and right here comes in a new feature of the case---interesting as well. The magistrates had no jurisdiction further than to commit Mr. Johnston for trial. They knew or should have known this-must have known it-yet they tried the case o'~hand and sent Mr. Johnston to jail. He appealed, and the Returning Ofiicer fled to the United States. The ap- peal was heard at the last court and the jury found in favor nfMr.Johnston and sad- dled the costs upon Todd- The above is only an imperfect sketch of `one of the most glaring pieces of party tyranny and fraud ever brought to light in a Canadian court. The party have not yet -heard the last of it, and they will nd to their sorrow that even in Muskoka they will not `dare prostitute the ballot box and the magisterial bench for party purposes. _ nnvn an ..-- - -.....v_... The Committe on Roads and Bridges" ,9 reported in favour_of,pagmg.the_ accoupt of .Chr_istje, Ken ";&. lU9., 'amoun'tin zV to $18.94, for lumber fu`i"nis'hed `for the Severn River Bridge. ` -' run. any . nu:-n v i\nv_nn ffvnvaonvhu heard of Dakota. The "Globe has praised it, the Hon. Edward Buxdhu-lauded itto the Ikieuwaland ,ow1ng.wh milk u_.nd honey. Now comet lb Ohlclgo Now,` which cannotbc accused Zgotwns -. -Tory uuvexpotoa the gith an of in iconoclast. in II5rI`r-.`=`*9.!|u;.ccIoIII-1 lyinz abouuhe. ' f'D|koh-ic 'u|t.beg;n 9: 0.` Farms:-3` ' Jwho hivb Council at the `Nov'ember.'*`ieeubn " `rue Uommmae on Uuuuny rruperny l'_8- commended a grant of $20 for a. lock-up at Goldwater, the same to be made payable b to the order of the Reeve of Medonte. . FINANCE. * , . V The first [report of the Finance `Com- mittee was '8: follows .-Your Stapding Committee on Finance and `.Ae'eecmey1t beg to regort, That they h'sve'OnInin'ed, the followmg accounts and vionildreoom-A .- me'nd'.peyment of the cane, viz}?-'II\'11iiei-( Daliw of the Townchipc of`01-illia. undo Matchedaeh for trannferrihg -luna`tioa' to ' the. asylum under the Chap. 32, 4:5 'Vic., , $37.30. Geo. Monkufan, snndriee fur-` ninhed to gtol, $2.83, and James `O1-|ig,, for building woodehed and closet at the cc of the Clerk of -the Oou`x'1ty~0e`nrt,A , 7- Int itemii ' whet extravagant but your ;oonmittee_o`e"n-~ - yet do othenliue than order p`gy1npnt_'$i1_;`ee-` `edopted 0. report recoi:imehdiag:the'b\I`d~~ " ing, thereof; ffenderl were received. and V the contact wu 8249, which Tue general contention of the Grit party that ruin is, has been, and will be impending over this country because of bad administration does not seem toibe entertained by one of the greatest of Cana- dian nanciers. At the banquet recently given to Sir Francis Hincks, Mr. Hague gave the following gures." They relate only to the old Province of Canada, viz.. Ontario and Quebec. In 1858 the paid-up capital of the banks was $17,588,000"; in 1883 it had reached 854,70()_000 In 1858 the circulation was only $7,800,000 _: in 1883 `it had increased (including Dominion notes) to $35,500,000. In 1858 the deposits were $9,100,000; in 1883 they had risen to $133,000,000, including , deposits in the Post Office and other savings banks and loan companies; In 1858 the discounts reached $30,100,000; in 1883 they had risen to $160,100,000. In 1858 the whole volume of exports and imports was 840,- 000,000 ; in 1868 it had increased to $130; 000,000; in 1882 it Wn about $210,000,- 000. If those figures mean anything, they mean that the Grit wail of impending ruin is unnecessary. It is not possible to con- sider the import of those figures without coming to the conclusion that Canada is upon the right road. If it takes a circu: lating medium of $35,000,000 to do a busi- ness that formerly only required $7,000,- 000, the inference is that the volume of business is ve times asplarge now as it was at that time. And so with the whole table. But even those gures, com- ing as they do from an undoubted authority will not stop the Wailing. It is the Grits law-given privilege to wai1,_ and wail he will. In the language of Tennyson the Grit exclaims: Money may come and money may go, but I go on (wailing) for- ever. EQUALIZATION OF THE ASSESS- MENT. The follotving ie an resume of the buai~ tness `transacted at the ` County ' Council during the past week. ' . .. nnnnn AI:-n nnrnnun DOING8 OF THE 8OI.ON'8 DUR- ING THE PAST WEEK. II.I\I\J-\vlIV\l IIIIIIIJ DIV lbilcl IV I/snounua run-.--vu, &c.," appeares to have aroused the un- righteons anger of his American Nibbs of the. News; who suggests 2- that if this Barrie persdn would be kind enough to put arm-holes in his ears, they might be worn as an overcoat. and at the same time kept out of his neighbor's soup." Will His Nibbs kindly allow us to suggest that if he would contrive to button his mouth it would perhaps lessen its resemblance to--a garbage pit for the reception of the refuse "scandal of York street and Lombard avenue, and at the same time might_per- hnps prevent him from nape:-sing the char- acter of men with moral attributes totally beyond his depraved concept-ion. It was a fellow countryman of His Nibbs that made the apt remark about the amount` of froth that could be produced by :1. small piece of soap in the mouth ot a fool, which the same applies to His Nibhs. >9-0- OUR reference to the Toronto Evening News statement that Sir Alex. Galt wae:- A ranting Englishman, whohne forgotten to leave the pot-house till his brain is so muddled that he falls to talking politics, Ln- _-_.--.-J 41... um, abusing the publioinind of the impression that this territory is the land of thepro-_V mise. The fact is that the land is fairthel M climate is severe, timber is scarce, water is not always good, and the disadvantaof all new countries must be endured. ` M ever goes there e ting to ..nd more, or" - encounter less, ' be disappointed,` and it is feared that disappointment wjll be the lot of far too many, who, deceived "by the rosy accounts of paid correspondents, have hastily sacriced their property in the older States to nd homes there." COUNTY 00Ill{0|L.T ROADS AND BRIDGES. us.-ans u uuvnuu saw ...- ON Monday last. Rev. Mr. McKee, I. P. S., visited the Public Schools, which since the beginning of the present term have been under the Prinoipaiship of Mr. L. H. Luck, with Miss A. V. McGowan, as assistant. After having thoroughly gone through the various classes. the Inspector reports as `nding the school in :1 much more satisfact- ory and advanced state than he had ever before found it. The progress in the stud- ies of the scholars was quite marked as was also the order maintained, and the trustees managed to hit the right nail on the head, when they secured Mr. Luck s ser- vices. Several of the pupils will, in all probability, write at the coming entrance examinations, to be held at Barrie shortly. -Beeton lVorld, r\,_ rnv ,,,, ,1 I__,; -l . t__, ,_,!,,__L,_ ___i lrvvvvvv u \IV 5V1 ON Thursday last at a few minutes past six o c1ook, p.m.. re broke out in the saw mill occupied by Messrs. Lieshmsn & Perry, Braoebridge. The re is supposed to have originated from a spark from the smoke stack. In a very short time the flames spread to every part of the mill, rendering impossible any attempt to save the machinery. A large driving belt was the only thing saved. The mill was owned by a Mr. Dyment, of Barrie, to whom it was recently transferred by '_ the former owner. Mr. Cooper. Mr. Dymentfs loss is about $2.500, on which there is an insur- ance said to amount to $400. Messrs. Lieshmsn & Perry lose about $2,000 worth of machinery. fixtures and shingles, and have `no insurance.-He'rald. I ON Monday evening or early Tuesday `morning, the store of Messrs. Scott az Graham was entered, and the safe -broken open. but no funds were forthcoming. Not satised, a. second attempt was made at the `post ofce with a like result. The thieves seem to have been alarmed as some of the tools were left behind in the post oice, they not having succeeded in break- ing open the safe. That they were syste- matic burglars may be easily understood from the manner in which they performed their work. The combination lock in the safe of Messrs. Scott & Graham was com- pletely destroyed, which was eifected by means of a drill. At the post oflice the plunderers were not so fortunate in gaining an entrance into the safe, though alarge hole was drilled and the powder and match applied. damaging the door considerably. Some of the tools used were obtained at Lawrence Bros. carriage works, which pre- mises were previously forcibly entered. `The following night, and notwithstanding two night watchmen were on patrol, an effort was made ' to gain an entrance into Mr. G. Cook": residence, which was unsuc- cessful. We hope means will be instituted to trace and capture the thieves whoever #1.... count! `kn __Ps-ntlfln-ti Wdfnnnn ' IFIIUUVII Will XI-IGCE WIIJII your EPPTOVBL `II must be observed that as the Act requires the equalization of the County by the_ Council shall not be less in the aggregate than the total as shown on the rolls of the dii.-rent municipalities, your committee has been obliged to add $560,l00-or above three per cent. on the equalization of'l882 thereby making the total value of the County this year $17,442,100. Your committee would again urge upon the mem- bers of the Council the necessity of seeing" . that the rolls of their municipalities are sent in to the Clerk as the absence of the. rolls causesdelays and dilculties in; as- riving at the amount for which each muni- cipality should be equalized. The rolls this year to which your coininittee `has not had access are Orillia and Mathedasli. Tiny` and Penetanguishene, and it is stated that from the latter placeno assessment roll has ever been submitted to the Coun-` oil. It should be impressed upon the clerks of the different municipalities the importance of having attached to the rolls a statement showing the 'di`erent classes of. propertywith the valuation `of each with the aggregate of the whole.` The attention- of your committee has been called to the fact that in some municipalities property not exempted by statute but exempted by by-law has been omitted from the roll while it should be shown on the roll as `well as all other property and taxes if remitted, or exempted paid by tlieuiunicipality in- stead of by the County which is practically the case when, omitted from being placed on the roll by the local assessor, and it is urged that all property appear on the roll unless exempted by the Act, and in case where omission of this class are found in future-it is recommended . that the Equali- zation Committee add a suicient amount to cover same. A ulian area of mangels are sown in the neighborhood of Penvllle, some farmers having 9 acres sown. l'\-.. 'IlI'__.'l__1__L `I').... `If. I'..'I 47.... T 1) At Trinity C`hurch,- Bin-tie, on, Wednesday .J une 13th, 1883. by the Rev. Canon Morgan, M. A., Albert `Daniel Kean, Barriter-st-Law pnrtnun In. `Puiu-in Mam. eldt son of F. Kean. M. A., Amen Uanlel noun, Dartmoor-II;-usw Portage la. Prairie Mm, eldest son of F. Kean, Esq rillia. to Cornelia Cyixhhio Caroline, only daughter of T. W. Geo:-gen, Barrie. ` I . ` I - V At Croemorq. on the 28 1119., Elin, second daughter R. Mneohall. I803 8 you: and 5 mos. Totals I ............... . .3T7,442,1oo The Council amended the report bv tak-L ing $25,000 o` Bradford and adding `it to Allismn. to trace ana capture hue uneven [ they may be. -Bradford Witnesa. y chfiu-ge of 818 for extra -height and plat- L J {arm will make the amount claimed. V i - IQUALIZATION. ` y - u 'I_!he subject` of." equalization` caused a debate; There rt ofthe Oomit teeand the equ _' assessment are-as follows},-7Yc_ur Committee on Equaliza- tion begto*.x-purt, That as usual a great deal of time has been devoted to the irn~ pox-tan: mattrr of having a fair and equit-' ablo equalization of the different munici- palities and considering that the County is composed of lands varying from first-class to worthless and, that such a diversity of opinion I exists with regard to many of them, your committee have endeavoured as far as pouible to do justice" to all and" have ado ted the accompanying Schedule marked ` A which they submit to your Council as a fair and` just equalization and trust it will meet with your approval. It muht hn nlunrvml that sun the Ant I-Anni:-ma on Saturday. A large audience had as- . A 'r1ma11sLn disaster, horrible in every detail, occurred in Sunderland, England, sembled in Victoria Hall to witness a con- juring performance. Twelve huudred children occupied the gallery. After the nerformunce a panic occurred among them. The door at the foot of the gallery steps` I would only permit the egress of one child at a time. The crush was frightful and the bodies of children were piled ten feet deep. Over -two hundred were killed and as many more injured. Aimxcnaiqe, June 19 1883 . saaassssssaaassaasssssa O!-I9y5&Nl~OB-IOONO3|O0 qqeoassgu:;:g@n:ueGee@@@ 88$$38288SSS2::2$388888 _g?hhQO~OOQ#QOQo t . . , ' * . Adja.la....... . . . . . . . .. Essa . . . . . . . . . . . . .` Flos . . . . .. Gwillimbury West . . .. . Humphrey . . . . . . . . . - . Innisl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medonte . . . . . . . . . . . . Morrison.- . . . . . Monck . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Muskoka...... . . . . . . .. Notvtawasagn . . . . . . . . ; . Oriilia and Matchedash . Oro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sunnidale . ; . . . . . . . . . .'. Tecumseth . . . . , . . . . . Tiny. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tossorontio . . . . . . . . . . . Vespra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VVatt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wood and Medora. . .~.- . Cardwell . . . . . . . . .. .. . Barrie Town . . . . . . . ; . . . Collingwood Town. . . . . ` Orillia. Town . . . . . . . . . Bmdfore Village. . . . . StLa.yneVr Village. . Gravenhurst VilIage.. . .Pnetangnishene Town Alliston Village . . . . . . . . . Midland Village... . . MARKET uIA1'1'aRs. A ABRIED. any n unraun I 1 ..$ 722,307 . . 1_,137,741 051,470 5 .3. 1,400,097 70,335 ,'.'. 1,470,300 .; 673,422 00,342 92,051 ' 77,953 . 1,725,422 . 534,031 .. 1,270,045 .. 597,430 . 2,010,253 042,720 370.029 503,530 704,434 35,030 04,307 . .. 50,253 . 374,473 511,000 230,372 145,733 135,073 73,323 . 105,230 .. .. 141,245 105,447 317,442,100 . _-..__A. L_ L_`I- EQUALIZED VALUE or bonaeuion. or nu-niah copies or the same. The purchaser shtgll. {Int time of 3816. pay to the Vendor ten per cent.`of_ ztbe gin:-chase money, and balance within an dnyumh terest am per cent. ggqnmakin such pgment thc nrchuer shali entitled his co v yance. e expenses or `-ivlilah-hhilll-be nnldfor-bi him. the 111 11 Court or Justice. For urther particulars and conditions aplxly to Messrs.StrathySc Ault, and G. A. Raden urst, Esq., Barrie. or to the undersigned Master. Dated 20th J mm. 1883. ~ STRATIIY 8: AULT. I , J. R. COTTER, Vendor's Solicitors. Master at Ban-ie_ I n.'. I. A weir has been issued by Messrs. l Cameron and McPhillips, on behalf of Mr.pl John Shields, against` the Globe Printing Company, the Hon. T. W. Anglin, J. D. Edgar. James Cotton, and M. utt Hew- son. The writ claims $50,000 damages for a libel contained in an isuse of the Globe newspaper on the let of June, 1883, charging the plaintiff and Mr. J. J. Mc- Donald with having used money belonging to the firm of Mr. Manning. McDonald, eMeLaren & Go. for corrupt purposes at elections. yThe Globe's deance has thus been promptly unit, and an opportunity is now given it to make good the threats about revelations to be made if the ' action was entered. Tmnius AND oqxinmoxs or s.u.u. will be d -t..`&`.`:!';..* :..':.s**...a. to .::i.. xsma? 3?`%`2. ti;-.*,`*.=.,::.#["= ;:`:`:.u... A e u n-w are - be told subjggt to 5 mon "tel-naxit. opted Wm dParol,.wnl also he go aubuect to a _l(ortg3_ge < eVendorw{1l.uot be bbuhd. to account for. -3'1-oduco ouhow.-ur prove the contents of 3% dboumentdor aviddnees or title not in boueuion. mmishoopies ot the A Thenurchaser shulL;Iatj.in1.60t aalermyto . e n . known at e at ale. 1. - e be 8 good tannin locality. There is n. ortgage for $500 on the said first mentioned halt lot, on which 840 are overdue for interest: and there is a Mortgage for $235 on the said second mentioned halt iot.;on which there are about $70 overdnc for interest. and the said lands will_ be sold subject to the said mortgages. and subject to the future mwments of an annuity of win besoltl Subject to the sum mortgages. and subject nyments annujt $400; charged on sni lands in favor of the ain- tiff. who is now about 71 years or age. the rat of 8:00; charged said lands in tavor or the min- tiff. years 0. e. g8c4h future payments will fall due t 10 6th Feby.. I UIH ll.\Ul.I U Iallc Blilll JVLGBIJJIH TERMS AND CONDI'l`IONS.-Thc purchaser shall investigate the title at his own expense, and the Vendor will not be bound to_ produce snyltitie , deeds or muniments of title not In her possession. The purchaser shall at the time of sale pay down a deposit of 810 for every $100 of his purchase money to the Vendor or her Solicitor, and shall pay the remainder of the-purchase moncv yvithin one month from the day of sale with mtcrcst into court to the credit of this cause. In other respects the conditions otsale are the standing conditions of the Chancery Division of the Hi`; Court of Justice. Fm` nrthnr nnrtimilnr: and rvnndifinnn annlv tn [iiw:sLmm~:ousas| . --IN THE-m 1 TOVVN or BARRIE mac: Gll-llVllV,i'.V11'rl'lVEi_I-)'iil__(il-' BARBIE, IIOIHIOGII Bum: psnuus us. .-.u u............. ....- vernal Iuhge, equal electoral Ldis.ricts,l and an indemnity to the members of the House of Commons. Indirectly it aims at sbolition of the House of Lords, and 6 ' .1: Mint. 8. Indian` anomzh almost _to MR. JOSEPH 126512123, -Auctioneer, The tollowingtggegeld P1_-o belbnging to PARCEL 1--The East half of L9: No. 3. South sldeot McDonald-st. Edwards Plan, Barrie. There is erected on this lot a rough-cyst House one-and-a-halfaborey high and woodshed.' .... - Dnnnnv oktno n on II! -no nln ..on....u...a -4 Ulllrllu-ll-null Blulvy lugu nun vvuuuauuu. . PARCEL 2-I.ot No. 29. East side of Bradford-st., `9 Sanfordfa Plane" Barrie. halt an acre. more or lese. There is a. one storey clnp~boax-ded_house erected thereon. This lot will be sold subgect to mortgage for 8201). ` `D Abnllrl Q_'I`hn `VI. AC Gin: `Maul Q nnnnn Al Int \T.. Penetanguishene-st., 1<,oe's Block. Bax-rle, 34 perch. os,more or less. upon which is erected a one storey rough cast house containing 4 rooms. PAREI. 5--Lots 30 and 31 south side of Caroline ' Sf... J 13' B100 V Of Th 1! one stlgayshousekyixou-d5.` and battene3' ande;las- tered inside. Pnncn. o~-Lot 12 on the e|'st`slde_Msous'-st.V. .JI00b'I P1lB- VEIIGG at Albndnle. Dgnnur, 'I_Tnf. Nn. `I0, nn thd W42}. ah-In A! n... .'l.'l1B 061161` UOIIGIUOIIS 0! 5810 will be ' dexsi 119, mica count, III In: TOWN or name ' -) ON (- " T/zuisdayg, July 5th, 1883, lowing Everton Lots near Midland. v1z.: .---l`ho west part of Park Lot No. 23 in the south part. of Lot 111. in the lat con. Township of 'I`a.y.'conu:.ining,1i acres. B.-'l`he west part. of Park Lot No. 21in the south part of _Lot. 111, in the lat con. Townships! Tay containing lnore. C.--The west part. of`Pzu-k Lot No. 20. in the south part of Lot. 111. in the lat con. Township of. Toy. containing 1 acres. The boundarv Iines of these pux'cela'A.. .. C.,run amllel with the con- cession ovstrcet and side 1 nos of the whole lot ofw1' 11 th ' I f . rt. SeeRegis- mrednglan Ig?8Mw 8 mm a pa -o mu... .... .._;..1 ..... .. nu o-kn Avnnrinnn `Hnh-.1 uu: uoux ueuus uuxuugmg w uuuv U uumw. For further particulars and terms and condi- tions of s'ale apply to William Badcnach; 28 Toronto street. Toronto. _or to . J OS. ROGERS. m m 7 A ....u.......... 1).-uh. At the hour of Twelve o'clock. noon. in one ar- cel, the following Lands and Premises. that s to sa.y:- l`he North Q of Lot No. 14 in the 8th Conces- sion of the said Township of Fios. and the North } of Lot No. 9, in the 1st Concession of the said .I`ownship of l`iny-abouL 10 acres of the first mentioned halt lot have been chopped over. which can be easily cleared. having been burnt over a second time, and there is plenty of cedar on it for fencing purposes end a. considerable quantity of fallen pine, which is marketable : the soil is clay and clayey loam of good quality, and it is distant from Eimvnle Station about two and one-quarter` miles, and is in first-class fariiin locality. Of the second mentioned half 0!: about Forty miles, and is in rst-class tamiin locality. Of second Forty` acres are cleared and fit for cultivation, and the remainder is timber-ed with maple,_ elm, bans- wood, cedar and hemlock: the sell 18 clay and clayey loam of good (}l1a.lit; and thc_re are 11 Log House and Lo sub e on t, and a living sprin in the centre 0 it; und_ 13 distant about two an a. half miles from Snurm Station. and about four and a half miles from Elmvale Station, and is in goodrarmin locality. Thereisn. ortmuze said 884. The said lands will be sold subject to a reserved bid fixed by the said Master. TWDHKQ AM l'1I'\\YT|T'I`ff\\TQ _"I"hn nu:-nhnanr so-q..-_.._._.._ SPEAKING of the Section B. slander-the Montreal Shareholder (Ind.) says :- This impudent ooneoctiion has worn itself quite out, its utter gronndlesenese having been made indisputably apparent. The chance of its being at all generally believed in was small from the rat, as the Globe has long since ceased to inspire condence in any of its statements where a. political point was to be gained or a political enemy injured." Saturday. thuyh day of July.` . - 1883. ' Pawn. 3--'1`he wt or the East 3 or lot No. 2 Rose-et.. Barrie. acres. There is a one storey rough-cast house -erected thereon. n.....-.... 1' ,vm..uu..on...nr1 ..n... .=..-.'_.n. 4;- ' BTECWUQ IllCI.'I3Ullu - I Pmuzn 4'-'rhew rm W otl V Penetangujshene-at.,I`).oe'seBlook. Bggfefo es.more 1688. D011 WNQB 1! slory pgyox. 110. 10. 0; .tnietlf::taaic!1.1ee' at on. - PAnpu.,8-J4ot 15 on South side of John-st.,' Stayner. :- ` . - ~ mm 1:. .. me 1 ea In in o?3?d1t'to oggognsnle by At. the hour of 1 o'clock. p.m.. the following pro- perties. vlz.: l..-The N. E. i of Lot 10. in the lat concession _ 0! F103, 1 less about 3 64-100 acres conveyed to the N. S. Junction Railway Company. ' `here are about 25 acres cleared. The bush .is hardwood. - A Post Office. school house and railway station are within a short distance. 2._All the ri'.!ht._ title and interest of W. Bade- - 2.-All the right, title Bade- nnch, Trustee, under a deed or assign.t_uentfV1-om Edward Hinds. dated Ma*u23rd, 1882, m the fol- lowlmr Everton dla.nd.}_riz.:_ A _' nncn, 'u'ustce, unuer u uucu -u uaa.5.. Everton dland. viz _.---l`hq vggst No. ~- 1 _- u. :_ u...I..t Ann VI`. l0l`0(1 F1311 N0. 87. '3.-'I`he property known as the American Hotel, situate on the corner of Collier street and Mar- kct Square, in the Town of Barrie. bein Lot No. 80. on the north side of Collier street. h Hotel is a. three story brick building. Tlgo bus near: 13 carried on by a. yearly tenant. This parcel will be sold subject to amortgapzo for 8-1000. Nth .. 4_._'l`lm hrink Mara and m-emises Pu3|.ic AUCTION} . We commend the following from the Orillia Packet to the intelligence of sundry of our Grit contemporaries z--`` The Globe asserts that the Warden of each County cmnot be a license commissioner under the Mo rthy Act, because the Crooks Act iorbi s Reeves being license commissioners. hen why did Mr. Mowat s Government appoint Mr. Samuel Fraser, Reeve of Tny, alwense oomtnissioner in and for the dis- trict of East Simcoe, and why does Mr. Fraser continue to act in both oapacitiesl Mi-. Fraser being appointed under the very law-which forbids him to hold the two ositious, there can be no doubt of nis isqualication'-if indeed the Crooks Act be not wholly ultra circa.