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--The reports from different parts of the country are very conioting as to the state of the crops. Haying is now about nished, and all agree that it is an `enormous yield, and has, in the majority of instances, been housed without damage. -The oonict of opinion is ` rinoipally with regard to the fall wheat. hat it is rusted all admit but there is a wide divergence as to the amount of dams e in- icted. Some say that the crogeis practically destroyed. others that it will half a crop, and others again that the rust as yet has not touched the stalk and has done no consider- able harm. It is probable that all are right, that in some sections the grainis not greatly dam ed, while in others it. is nearly if not entire y destroyed. In some elds that we have seen the rust has certainly reached the stalk, `and even the head, while in others the damage appeared not to be so great. 0 u Barley is coming on fast and will be a fair average crop.~ Spring wheat does not look well, but ts d arethriving. Reports of h t ?:om`I:lhepg:.eat western and northern f'ar:s are not very encouraging. , . II, - . . on 1 1 : 1 1 | -A case of some considerable interest will shortly come before the Court for hearing. The feots ere briey these : Some years ego `A deep drain was out eoroes Beyeld street above Sophie street, and screen the property between the first nuned street and John street. The owners of the land thron h which the drain ten, oovered it with plan and "earth." The` lenks have now rotted through end the ruin is obstructed. The question of who is to o n thedrsin isthe paint of dispute. The ownqlnspeotor, In order to get s. ruling on the case, he sum- moned` ejor Graham, one of tho propel ?! holders interested, to show ' cause why he should not open that drains. Ilejor G rehun ` A h ""' ::.:_::"`._.":.!.:':_' l .?;3`3."u'.`:"1';. 2 contend: that as the drain we: opened tnruugu lue property for the benet, and at the m: stance of the oorpoption, he should not be saddled with the expense of keeping it in re- mm The oompleinent ha. retained Wm. Lollnt. Q. 0.. toeonduot the one. `end the defendant hee eeeured the eervieee of Wm.- Boyl. Eeq., for the, defence. A: the nutter ' an iqn , 'nt one an intereeting trial my 1: be 190 toron Mondeynext. 3 pair Ladies Hose for 250 Wort;h`12c per pair. 3 5` " (stripe) 30c 150 V 2 as :6 u to 30C 6: 20c H '5 2 U u cc :5 35c . to 250 u 58 Big Job in Ladies Balbriggan, full fashioned. We also offer Ladies Silk Hose in Black and Colors as high as $2.50 per pair. Ladies Wishing something nice in Hosiery should see these Goods. We will also make a Reduction in Girls Hose. ` In Gloves we have a ne lot, and will give you` good value. :-:-._A_. _____ ___________:_ In thcfahevahozls We will give you such value as % will astonish `you, especially in the high priced ones. vnavuv Bij lbtbfvltemnants in Hollands, Table Linens and Diapers, to be sold cheap. "Great Reduction in Table Linen. Great Reduction in Table Napkins. Great Reduction_in Table Cloths. ` Great Reduction in `Towels. Great Reduction in Towelling. h Tn!-rrn Unnurcr [r\1II\`r\um1r\:n-`A. L Q1 .-...A'L Heavy Co1?r'1terpins at $1. each, cheap at $1.30. - _ Shirtings T at 12gc worth 16c 11 1 1A, 111. z W 'l6c - 16c 19c 1. 6: or 220 All Wool Tweedse . at 45c worth 60c u u as u 480 cc 650 c; 1: u ' u 586 u 70C Our more expensive Twe_eds will also be reduced. ...-...,.-, tsusgsag uuu vvv uuvv 001111.15 an uuu.. : 1,500 yard; Dress Muslin, bought at a great re- duction, will be sold at 10c per yard. STABLE nEPAhriuEn1's. 1,000 yards Gingham at 12-2`-c Worth 18c. 10,000 yards Factory Cotton at mill price, com- mencing with 20% `yards for $l. 1'.,,'1)..:'..,. ,....,J Q,.4.,.,...... ---- _--_ ,1 7 7 Black Check Satin ;uuA;vA;v' vv Auu. av J um u.D LU1 Q) | . v In P?iVnts and ateens We will show some extra- ordinary value. ' 11 yards White Cotton (1_`yard wide) for $1. 500 yards Wire-twist Tweed to "be sold at 21c, cheap at 28c. ` 121', 'l'n4a~ ml-' T).\w.......L.. .... TT_n,_, .1, rn_1 1 , -r 9,, 30 DAYS, AT ci:6MP1'oN.& RYAN , I=_ARAsqLs AND SUNSHADES. HOS:l_ERY__ AND {cI./i} Editor Jldounce : Dun Sm,-Will you or the Town Council kindly inform me how it is that while any transient trader who visits this town has to pay 3 tax of sixty dollars and rent 9. store or room before hecan expose for sale his wares, certain well-known individuals holding situa- tions under our civic authorities and drawing a salary from the funds of the municipality, are allowed not only to act as agent for the sale of goods owned in Toronto which should bring them under the transient trader's by . law, but are also` allowed to use the Police Court as a salesroom. n ,I,_ AL. 13_..!;__ ,1 -:_,, 11-"9. r1___..L -There really was fun down at the wharf the other day. The men were engaged in re- pairing the structure and were laboring to lift a heavy timber out of the water when Coun- cillor Sam. Caldwell, the Senator from the Pacic Slope, appeared upon the scene. Like the willing man he is he proffered assistance, which was gladly accepted. Mr. Caldwell placed one foot on the wharf and the other on the steamer, spat on his hands, and just pre- pared to throw that stick of timber clear over the depot. Such mighty strength did the Senator put forth that though the stick did not move the steamer did. It moved side~ ways and the space between the 1ifter?s feet became wider and wider. Before he knew it his feet were so wide apart that it was impos- sible to step either way. There was one con- vulsive shriek for help, one wild despairin ` asp at eternal space, and then ker lunk ` m struck that piece of timber wit every bone in his body and plunged into the water like a catfishafter a minnow,-new clothes and all. With assistance he quickly escaped from his perilous position, but thereafter the workmen at the wharf were decreased by one. This column is open` to all who write in good faith. Opinions expressed are not necessarily endorsed by the editor. . V Sureiy the dignit.y of eur Oivie Court is lowered when we allow the justice room to be turned into n second-hand nlnthina establish- Lowerea wnen we uww me msuce no oe turned into a second-hand clothing eatnblia - meal: with the town detective as chief pusher. Enoumnn. \ One of the meet popnlnr medicines now be- fore the American public, in H Bitters. You eeeit everywhere. People to e it with good eifeot. It build: them up. It in not an count to the taste uuome other Bitten, as It in not I whiskey drink. It is-more like the old-fashioned` bone-eet tea, thst done I world of If you don't feel Just right, try Bop. 'tterI.--Nunda Newt. ' ' A` '. REMEMBER THE RLARE, THE GOLDEN BEAVER. P03?! U0 DIVE IIHEII. 116 I811 IOTOII EBB U001 - lwey in such 3 xnonner thnt they had to force the body hook in opening the door. Mn. Front discovered the _body, and screamed, and her eldest eon, William, run up, only to die- cover thnt life wee extinct. Mr. Frost im- migrated to Condo from -Glasgow ; lived in Toronto 3 year, and then cune to Orillin, where he has resided about sixteen years. He leaves I jvidow, three sons, tad two daughter; Quite nnumber of the Leonie lrnternit attended the funeral, md the Iusnnfn Ilnnnnin uni-when -An. imnrnnnivnlv -See our lace curtains at sale price. ton & Rya.n ( - LAST Saturday night Mr. J . A. Fmaf. Maker, Orillia, died very suddenly. He 11. 1;,-an in his usual henlth, and attended to his work I Am-inn the luv. He had mtimd is his mum. ?'..'e-'n'i'ly" .e`e2.'.i..1' t'h'2"ur.'1f'.'E"'EE buntifn Masonic Iervioe wu imnreuivgl performed by Mr. A. J. Alport.-Pack.'._ ' A WORLD OF GOOD` Ihul ulna! neausn, nnu lwenueu to ma work during the day. He had retired to his room, undressed, ready for bed, and had the bed clothes tially turned down, when be ap. pear: to eve fallen. He fell screen the door- nmn in nnnh A vnnnnnr .I|nf.- than But` #11 Cum.` LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A PERTINEN T QUESTION. IUILIILIS IIUIIH` which , tndm- s by`. e tic :43 ing establish- rice. Oromp- ross y screamed, r, Ir. gow; e ixjseen as, `the ml, imnressively -PncIu!._ Sash Ribbon in Bl:1t;, V1;i1;1; a11 d-C:r&in;l 1 : Sash Ribbons, in 10 Colors, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 is (C (K H g 300 yards Embroideries at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2c. Worth 50. M 350 at . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . .... 5c. 80; 400 at . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . 7c. J03; ` .700 , at . . . . . . . . .-.' . . . . . . .. 10c. 15c; 876 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12c. 18c; 350 doz. Crochet, Edgiifg and Fancy Cotton Tzjimrnings at l6c.I ; and 20. per pie'ce (of 12 yards, Worth 250-and 30 doz. big lot; of; Lace from 5c. to $2.50 per yard, will be offered at thls sale. . ' : Quj ._ uj n .1:._. M so-1: -P~exnember our big halo. Orqmpton it _lN1 Ann .1." In Millinery the Ptiiee will be no object. AWe wish to sell every Hat on hand, and are prepared to make it interesting for you to buy from us. ' - A |_.Ac: cunnms. No. 600, 8 Pair Lace Curtains .~ u 10 u H u : u 613 6 u u 5: i u 208%, 4` u u I u _ 1 H 921) '7 J u H t 1000,10 613 208%, 7 cc 6 4! u H 4 U U 4:, 7 at u u 650 7 u . at G 2 H -I` 3368, 1 u 3616, 2 H a 2115, 2 u H cc 3613, 2' u cc 3456 2 u u 3470, 2 n u 6 u . K 2 (S u . H N (V H N `C at . . . . . . . . . . 85c. at . . . . . . . . . .$l.l0 at . . . . . . . . . . 1.30 at . . . . . . . . .. 1.45 at . . . . . . . . .. 1.80 at . . . . 2.05 at . . . . . . . . .. 2.00 at . . . . . . . . . . 2.25 at . . . . . . . . . . 2.4-0 at . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 at . . . . . . . . . . 4 25 at . . . . . . . . . . 4.85 at . . . . . . . . . . 5 85 at . . . . . . . . .. 6.50 at . . . . . . . . .. 9.75 at . . . . . . . . . . 2.75 at . . . . . . . . .. 1.80 at._ . . . . . . . .. ($50. worth 90c. 31.20 1.4-0 N (S The same reduction will be made in'Cm-tain Lace by the yard.,l We will also make a big reduction in Curtain Bands and Tassels.l We will have our Lace Curtains so arranged in a large room! that a. buyer can see at once sample pair of each line. 1 `. __._ ___--_-_- l Embx-c;iderie7s\ T cc :5 H u A : 1351`. ,I,, ['1 _,I I [31 ~ HVV2' 230, 529, 144, 631, 650, 262, 3456, Elvianogpanlaiii Eiaes. ' I` \l I.|I.l.'lLV Icj. J.'].\L'l. \JL' LU`-7| `Acres. 3 mestromBa1-rie. part of Lot. 18 and 19. 7th 0011., Vespra. `[5 acres under cultivation- soil clay loam: comfortable Dwelling House: good Barn, etc.: hard and soft water; 5 good Orchard. P" x",'3.. % ".i'x``E}`1'w`<' "`;. `..u` .1"" :1'yi"; pp . J, on e p or` e . at to Bu-do P. 0. 37-lmo Blk Watered Grmmt and Myrtle _ Bronx, j\'-My am-d Prune Black Broche, I `I . Peki Stripe C 6 H GROMPTON &- RYAN, Barrie. iur.N'r._A` FARM OF 100 nun: Q mn..o....m n.....a.. .....o -1 I -4 n ....'a . A LARGE STOCK OF HUBS, SPOKES AND BENT STUFF, CIRCULAR AND OTHER sAws, LEATHER BELTING, LACE LEATHER, PACKING or DIFFERENT KINDS, - NICHOLSON S AND JOWITT S FILES, HILL_ER,_ S HoRsE RAsI-s, JACK SCREWS, BIRD CAGES. AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. MA|,.LlSTERR, s'ronv 3. cc}, n..- 11.... hr... ,1-.: n` . `II . MILLINERY. One Door West of Queen s, `Barrie, ` ARE OFFERING L HARDWARE, FISHING TACKLE, AMERICAN STEP LADDERS, EARMAND GARDEN TOOLS, SUPERIOR BRANDS OF WHITE LEAD, READY-MIXED PAINTS, JAPAN COLOURS FOR CARRIAGE PAINTING. GLASS, PUTTY AND vARNIsHEs, ' One Door West of the Queen : Hotel, Barrie. Sutixf 36....` at... .I .' . 22c. worth .' 45c. .. 58c. . 70c. $1 . 75c. 1 .$l.O0 . l . 65.3. . . 70c. $1 . 96c. 1 A: An IJUUo .3! 2 . 70c. . 75c. .$l 00 . 580. 555. V 85c. 90c. g ' uv Lt. J:U;lv1.I, .lJ.lU.I`1J.VElI.IJ AU U` [T TIONEER for the Odunty of Simooe. 01-don Jen at the Anvmcn Olnoeiwill be ppomptly st- tonded Q0. and Info;-xnatton will be furnished the rcqulrin Mr. Ford : services.` atthough __ g,1_xgg himgelf eo_n gonaultod. Sales taken at. rdqulrin `Ford 9 had himself eon consulted. [tended to. and lnforxnatton 1')3'fTxf'1ii'ah_eIi prices to sun everybody. M- `E0 R. FORD, LIOE'NVS.ED. AUC- l'- TIONEER my the mhnn .4 m........ n....... th 30c V 60c 80c $1.00 A 1.10 1.75 ' 85c $1.00 in: w team Ulfzg Auvnm o , '|`A l ` I -2-. Infanta' Fine Worked Christening Robes, handsomely Em- broidered, at.$1.00 and $1.40, worth $2.00 and $3.00. - Q2-ll-n 17 - --uuul We have about 50 Boys Suits which will be offered at the same reduction. We will also offer about 40 ovez-coats at prices that E will tempt you to buy in July. 110.. Lm...l.+ cmn m. .\Vl.;o.. `l2I....1m4.. :. 1...... cm. .....1. To m..- Lot No. 1222, 5 suite at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$ 7.50 worth 3 9.00 11 11 9070, 6 11 at, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.00 11 11.00 11 11 9u13,4 11 9.00 11 11.50 11 11 1020, 4 -1 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.75 11.00 11 11 1267, 4 11 at ................ ..10.00 1- 12.50 11 11 1236, 5 11 at ........ .. . . . . . .. 10.00`, 11 1250 11 11 590, 3 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.25 11 13.00 1' 11 1495, 5 1- at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.00 11 13.75 11 11 925, 3 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00 15.00 11 11 840,1 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1100 15.00 11 11 1288, 5 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00 1` 15.00 11 ~11 1342, 2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13.00 11 17.00 11 11 934, 2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00 11 16.00 11 11 804.2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.00 11 10.00 11 11 334, 2 1- at . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00 11 16.00 11 -11 1522, 3 11 at . . . . . . . . .... .. 12.50 11 17.00 11 11 881,1 11 7.50 11 10.00 11 11 990,3 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1400 17.00 11 11 1121,12 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.90 11 12.00 11 11 913,4 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 11 12.50 11 1067,2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.00 11 10.00 11 11 ` 264,1 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.00 11 13.00 11 11 140,1 11 at .............. .. 9.00 11 12.00 11 11 1498,3 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12.00 11 15.00 11 11 1470,11 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.00 11 11.00 1` 11 972,2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.00 12.00 11 11 1215,2 11 `ac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 750 11 9.00 11 11 7773,1, 11 at ............... .. 7.50 11 10.00 11 11 319,2 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.50 11 10.50 11 11 560,2 1` at . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.00 12.50 11, _11 2126,3 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.00 11 19.00 11 11 1847,2 11 at . . . . . . . . . 8.75 11 11.00 11 11 1752,1 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.00 11 12.00 1` 1` 2134,.2 ' at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.00 12.50 11 11 1s5.0,1 11 at.` . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.00 11 13.00 11' 11 1087,2 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9.50 11 12.50 11 11 2000,53 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.00 13.00 11 11 374,1 11 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.00 11 10.00 E In this department we have Silk Shirts and Drawers upas high 1 as $9.50 per set we nd tlmse goods 3 little to high in price for i Barrie, will sell,the same at a. great reduction. We will also make 1 a. reduction in other lines in this department. Big lot of Silk ties lac 25c. worth 500. 3 We will now close as the Editor states if we have anything I more to say he will ha.ve"t.o enlarge his paper. x "All Dclllllll Juu uv uuj Lu. UNIV. I We bought 300 pr. -\Vhit.e' Blankets in June for cash. It may U be a. little warm to talk Blanketsjust now but if you are open for i 9. pair at a price, come and see us. :--:;- Z--:--__----g GENTS _['g`B!l`!H|NG. ..-__L_..._L _.. L . ._ -_.I Y\.,.-... , _.-A. Kn h |.d1'Hmc. '1.`-LJ.\.Ll.l. HUI` lJll"-.I.1'1El LVUEKLII. 2 of Lot 8. Can. 4. Township of P105. oontain- lng 100 Acres, more or less. 15 acres cleared and needed down. balance in good Pine-and Hm-d~ wood. Good Springcreek along the fro t of the Lot. Ave dosira lepro . Will `sold at. ssaasm e,;*:srs:~'*'5 %~-v'vw'N Vine, June Int, 1883. . . . Banoop ' ARM FOR SALE-THE Noam; Tiownahip F1 ln II Anna: vnnuu nr on: `IR any-on o-maul .-.3 -- v -nun. UIUISG. -To hand this week 1 0M8 007" "` b 0 U ' wn& worth 81.00 and $1-25 3391?? _-Sngnr cured Hams, Igloed rolled (rd and Kidd B dre 1' En ' Ih PFr*ib'f!;3!t),Bacon at . Mann I 293 -Barrie Loan and Snvigi Cony 9'3 5' ` P01` cg . ' . I ep::i;:"::':*o:: ;`;:*3.:;::y in ,.:at.:::w. --A `k 9; ' 1 d. at the Mr o3riayu$:::ee:d:h:Bf .e and But '1` , - ' t tan .,:1:m.:::.*r~~ WM v***** `A .v...;.vu-.; u.,w-sun: Iian A1` I ' fr u u deal V .1. 2..'{e. .3` ...`. ,"...`{.`3...' .e"`;: . o.m-ES Hhy'E'evutog\ (;`o`y. for $200.00. I hnvln received `go_ _o_ogLde{u.|ron for the name. n.l.nu~' :::' *"*3%:.'- :3: '3.?%.:m:'"*&m`X`.fJ%% P 93. Con. 2. Tiny. nan. ____._%______ *.o:r1cr:..1 HEREBY WARN A NY Dart! 0! Damien from noamuntlmi nr Aa.Ic.... %F}BOMTH?E Pnasmsni OF BAYLOE UNIVERSITY. Independence, Texas, Sept. 26, 1882. Gentlemen.- Ayer s Hair Vigor Has been used in my household for three 131:. To prevent falling out of the hair. ' 2d. To prevent. mo rapid change of color. 3d. As ndrcsslng. It has given entire satisfaction In every instance. Yours respectfully, ' nu. Iv...-u no. . 11!; H at the same time, 5 very : desirable dressing. AYERJS HAIR VIGOR is entirely free from unclennly,-dnugerous, or injurious sub- stances. It prevents the hair from turning gray, restores gray hair to its original color. prevents baldness, presence the hair and prornotes its growth, cures dandrui! um! all diseases of the hair and scalp, and is, superior and ;,,v,,,.. . f.1o00 .1000; . .1L00 I ".1100 . ..130o .1200 .:120o .1250 .T51400 T 'I1000 . , 9.00 nrn H H `(I H H H H H .8 1500 1000 10.01) 10.00 12.00 Fawn and Navy Blue )\Iyrt1u and Grenat Pale Bluea11(1 Cream Pale Pink .~.zyu-.-. nun], Wu. CAREY Cams." Lightzmd Dark Fa.wn 7 Brown and Black Grenat and Prune Seal R1'<:);v1; and Nzivy Blue aft Garnet and Mid Brown Brown and Beiwe ' .. ` o 7 s Navy and Prune A Fawn and Cardinal K` Seal Brown and Drab V HIRSCRIPFIONS oumrunnv oourouxmm BROGAI-IE SATIN. Myrtl and Navy at $1.20 worth Prune and Brown 1.20 - Crorun and CzLrdi11al' 1.20 anocl-I: sA1'INTnEMMAs.; Vlivlk, Brocl1ciSati11 I.vsL'Ra Wm! Tms mu.I.uu.1z cnunux co. Cream and Grenat Light Blue and Cardinal Slate and Electric Blue` Gold and Bronze Drab and Crush Strawberry Fawn and Salmon Pink Navy Blue and Cardinal 71% an ' " "1-Y between the Birrfe ,,,'_?';f<;h'~_>`!;'Ig.v 516.993 high Phying of the band on the auto . Fin? Waning attracted I la o and woe gvftige ; `Such open air eonoerzg phould be . a be,-;; :t,`;;.:a?.::?:o;,.::g:'1;:;;::.:.; W an O "M: ..,. Wrmppt 33132;? pon'.`Z'.i`.'.':. ' ""` " ' 1' U` 11II%l I Iit II? iu I CII - -- ----- The 095 V0005 111 W19 011S9 W111 beoffered at thissale- `Vile-ts-trill malgeit interesting for the -and the poor to attend.` Mond-ay'aI'IIl iieJa' of each W991` Will be 0111' spacial days for Sm; Saiins, Ribbons, and expensive Laces. Ladies Wishing to look at expensive Goods will please come early in he da, and avoid the crowd. 150 READY-MADE SUITS ' . . , . . . . - - G c . _ r _ % (in Men d B 11 b ff d t th 1 . S `th Price List. Also 150 RM1\TA1\TT$ of Sks. Satlns. Dress Goods, PI`1ntS,Cottons, Shirtin e?Ta3eed5.,Vc. 1?IoG%Ieede 37111 13: Eglzeen bggk oi? exchanged during the sale. No Goods Will be delivered until after 5 p.m., each day, While it e sale lasts. See that you get Goods atthe Sale Price. Come and see our Goods and if tho G e I - future. We are Sharp enough to knogytg Ii1to`17:v Schtegggslgvteorgggeeisveenggem to be, then put us down as hurnbugs and treat us as such in the PLAIN SATINS . . - ` a at too worth 80c 1511: WztB|:1Ks' "ERED sum B1M1?dr" Mum"; in Cream Light Blue and 3A3" masons` SPEGMI" " " ` . ' , '- e. g c are a In at 1," ac usual " 60 - - - - I " t F' \V ked Ch 'stexing h ndsmn-Iy -.rmB1ue ~ 50c, 80 .. H .e $139: W `th0 . Isrin varc?'Il'lW(3~Enea 1`mfi`Z1'.?i.S`1i`l{E`,%.`:i5; -,. 222*: ::,*:2:*.*':_`31`:-,33.*,'3}:*:1:`MW at--~: W35 22: ee3`;`S;$ ,ate$ 1`?ooa`ifds1..o.'imn s2.ooina s3.oo. ` ' `rho no wlwwill now got III- *,`,`,",`tboIsi3 burning of their uouua inmt-. `W"$`3.". .':`:' '4:2:..'::a:`;i`.:.*;.'.` "- " ' "'".-"' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' V -1-I IIIUUI "III. III LIIUI. The best Goods the House Wi11beo`ered thissale Silks, Ribbons I _crowd. 150% R:E:A_:DY.:M;A_ RM1\T.A.1\T'I'S_ _S11ks, Sajsins, Goods, Prir:1ltDs:,E: oig Goods 1J..11`13i1%after pm,, ach da, (`bx-v\nr\ nvntq cqnrs l\'I'I'In ('11s.-.43.-u _....'I _' TOILET -AR'1`ICLES-A FULL LINE. ' igurr MR. CROMPTON is now in England ma in extengove amount We Want, and must have, supposing We have to But the Prices don, t. p b _ I 0 J '* - ---7 ' -- sfrv-by div :1.:u..l:.i TEN` THOUSAND DOLLARS. $5_O`(7)V1111~13$21n$e%%$t;32%3%% f%g%-ggovgifh S 1f W9 8'1Ve you in return` $15.00 Worth of Dry Goods`; or Will you be one of 2000 to_ spend etum just as good Value as if you Spent $25eOa6mo_i'11n gf $7.50; or,1f you have but $1.00 to spendwe W111 be pleased to see you and gaze ow: . , _ . k g ive urchas fDRY GOODS f F 11 d W` t d h is de endin on us to send hmg lots of money to pay for_ them, and the fa t f '1-, ' A - P es 0 . . 01' 3 @351 In 913311. 9 P 95 be1W`E79n3 eetfls to Place the P%|6OES10%S0eE%%IlI1SgSeJ3 `v)3Iir\? Ei.137v7Si;%, ;5u1v%2na5fa?11%313m1ng ' We Want the money and The Goods in the ` (`V Drwp, Patent Medicines, Dye Stu(7'aA, Soaps, - Combs and Brmhes. NEXT D00R'B_I\N(_|(W0F comaanoi. ` (`A PITAL, meow}, TIIE m. cow. IN 1881-THE 2nd IN 1882.. THE MEN D_ou_s SALE or-' on csTffI3 'I>`I1&iIi1i'),';L: ".'Iv7I}'BI"'26.~ 1333. C. M. EQWARDS, LATEST LOOAI. LINES. MOIRE _|=RA_rgcAIsE SATIN OF MONTREAL; BL_K. BROGHE S__A1'_I`NS. . |Ohomiat and Drugglsmwill be found 2 Doors West of the Barrie Hotel. A 0.11 Solicited for all kinds of r1<.1i\Iy1't1e V at$1.45Vworth $2.00 2l\'yzL11'd 1.45 I 2.00 PLAIN BLACK SATINS. ' HEAVY DRESS SATIN. at $1.00 worth $1.35 (1 Grenat 1.00 "` V . 1.35 and ` 1.00 1.35 1.00 V 51.35 PEKIN STRIPE SATIN. % $1,183,000. $206,222. 21 at: $1.48 worth $2.00 1.98 2.75 1.80 2.60 at 97. worth $1.25 _ 970. 1.25 970. 1.25 at -f will meet you` at Cmmpton 8: Ryan's big dry goods sale. 30-It -Pa.t O'Connor of Flos was arrested on Friday night fox-.wand,erlng about the streets contrary to the law in such cases made and provided. He was let off on payment of costs. mL. ___..._-:-_ A... `D......L-.... ......L.....!.... AGENT " GITIZENS INSl|_A[l0E 00-; yruvsuuu. uv vvwn um vu van 1..., ........ ... .......... -The excursion to Penetang. yesterday, under the auspices of the Congregational Church, was a most successful u.'n.ir. The` special train was absolutely crowded, and the dzy was most enjoyably spent. ~ -Val. Grslish, an Irish emigrant, worked for Dr. Morton for some time, but finally left his em loyment and got fest-fully and wonder- fully runk. Being arrested he was cast into prison for the space of six Hays. _ WA nvisnlri no nlztnvitinn in Mr nnrlQv 3 '98c. worth $1,110 I 980. $1.20 " 1.20 1.20 790. (f If (I H {K _1.40 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.25 FIBULI lur out! a nun vs nus uu HI I J ~We wduld call attention to Mr. Oarley s advt. of a racing shell for sale in another col- umn. It is a great opportunitv for an one wishing to pnrohuaq an outriizger an the out is as good as new, and the price very low. A LI-....Hn.. In A3-nnin n flu: nuarinnmnnt 50c. 50c. 78c. _ 780. (I (1 H -Attention is directed to the advertisement of Messrs. Membrey 8L Co. in another column. The cleaning of feather beds is an imperative ` neocessity from a unitary point of view, and ' In an Buuu nu uun, man now llnlvv v.._, .u '7' citizens would do well to have-it done before the machine is removed. V ---Mont. McCarthy does not seem to have vuv auw-.....- -_ --.__- taken warning by the fate that recently over- took his companion in n. d: unken spree. The other do he was drunk again. and was ur- rested. ewus ned twenty-ve cents and costs and given a. week to pay. --Last week Madam E. E. Povey charged Henr Addison with having assaulted her. The tter entered a counter charge of prosti- tution sgainst the former. Addison s case is not yet settled but Povey was sentenced to 30 days imprisonment. They are a. bad lot. .... u 1,__ LL- ....... D.`-L ndnn Hndlr`. l-by! Huyaauvuuovu-n -..-`, ... - .. ..,. --The planevfor the new Post Oice build- ings, for which the advertisement appears in another column, are now on exhibition in Messrs. Kennedy. |MeVittie, and Holland's oice. The specications can also be seen them and are at the disposal of intending con- tractors. - -Wm. _--.._.....: 4-- uruuuuu. -A somewhat serious accident occurred to Mr. Chas. Pulling. the Township Olork of Innisl, last week. Whilepengsged with his sheep he b some means hud ins shoulder dislocated. e was in Barrie on Saturday with _his era; in 9 sling, and is rapidly re- oovenng. j . . . ___- :_ 1...; ...ul_lm-In Imnh ha. OOVUIIIIBC V --A boat men in beet-and-belt boats, be-[ tween Messrs. Clayton and Burn: took place on the buy on Friday evenin . The course mm from Carley ; to Elelins jgeat hquse`. --The iouowxng uuuuw ..,..... .. . iJonniIon I division Model lohoo obt;in.e`i the highest nlimbor of marks in 't 0 written examination! held for June. .'1`hoq 11' heat number of quark: obtoinsblo b Qgapup was Gor'tia Bnmon, 882 ' nd O:-ompbon, 379; Libbio 3 1 ;' harm. Bird, 367 ; David O Wuddn _ - . io Guhui}. ; B ;':::':.:.. 33*-NW .. tn , ;___.I-.. ._-n1nn in IA rgdv. med 422, Gmsalnc-onmotor ycnrendingslstDcc.'82,$313,660.79 - TIM! L0.~I:4c.~ mid to 1sLJnnuux`y. 1883, $1,954,131.61 [ --70:: Sgturdpy we want to lo}! twenty ready. I made units, 800 tho `I_ll0_ prloo. Oromgaoiz. &, WBOIU llvllilmu uiuvvv nu... - 3-..--.` -IMt week the deck was repaired eui-i oiently to obviate all den or during the enm- mer month: at leut.. he looee piles were ti htened heavy stringers put on and bolted, Med e hezivy piece of timber Ieeurely bolted along the outside a a. bumper for the steamer. N ow if the wharf goes away it will have to go in I body. --The following named upile in R. R. J_enIieop ehoo obtained __;_ _s_.I.-- 1; mark: In I Q wfbn 35c. 70c. 900 $1.06 [1325 ' 90c. WU} Ulllln \I-IIUC, -7-- --On twenty ....u. ...u._ Ran the alumina. Oromptou ' --Among c 'ml:." other worth $1.50 1.50 .1.5O worth 80c._ V80c $1.00 1.00 _ j , 1.00 V 1.00 1.00 E1 550. . 900. $1 20 1.30 1.60 .4.`- REMOVED: ' GEORGE MONK.MAN.\ iT55| Brown Silk Prune Silk Bronze Silk ' Seal Brown Prune Garnet and Lavender /` Peacock, Blue and Bronze B Drab and Brown Garnet and Navy` Blue B Cardinal and Brown Fawn and Prune Myrtle and Light Drab Peacock Blue ru . 5 Great reduction in` SILK F from 250 to $2.50". ` S at` H 6" (I (K ct` If N (I ll (6 _u RINGE, ranging in price 500. worth 80c. 55c, 60c. 65c. 77c. 77c. 77c.'V .. 7 7c.. 95?.` 95c. 95c. 95c. 950 N ck (K It I - C` N. I` (K (K `(I (( _ 85c. 85c. 90c. $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 Dress `Goods . V 750 yards Special Value (C _ u u Big J ob. 30-inch Wide Fine all Wool French Beige. l"`nnL.u'nunn A0 :*r\n`\ II!-:r1r\ in DVress Goods ` at 10c worth 150' 750 Value " 12c 20c . ' (C. H Job, . ' 220 30c `,` 23c 28c Casluneres, 42-inch wide, in Drab, Brown, Myrtle, Grenat, Prune, &c., only 321:. pet` yard. % 1 1IY:`l nlnn Amnn -usunvsur 4-:4-`xnu :uunn Ac T`-..-V... Blk. Satin DeLyon atv$1.98 worth $2.50 (I H . It ({ . u 2.35 , 3.00 I` ll (6 ' ' (K >f BLACK GROSS GRAIN SILK. _ Black Gross Grain Silk at 95c. worth $1.20 (I N N `i 4 $1.15 1.40 N u H :4 = , N u `c. a ct . U ` I at st coI.oREn nRETsTs SILK`. uw, ;. wu. gun, -vu 1- I J _ We will also offer many other lines of Dress Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices, such as Black Cashmeres, Tunes, Twills, N un s Veiling, Prunella Serge, &c. ~ . ared Satin `$1.30 V{';)rth $1.65 ` In H . u (u H I BLK. SATIN" DGLYON. "FIRE, use Eli; Aoolozunar Q 20-lv -Thoy tell ine that Crompton 8: Ryan ar selling lots of silks and satins at their big 3316. 30-112 l --A great many excuraionista have passed through Barrie on their way to the Muskoka Lakes during the past couple of weeks, and returning fnends say that country is one vast camping ground-. The Gareld Club of Pennsylvania. have (zone into camp at Bela, and the Oriel club at Sparrow Lake. The Pittsburg club are expected this week. 1 ---Last week the telegraph_'ope1-ators of America. struck for higher wages. The Union extends all over North America and thousands of operators left their work at the appointed time. Of course in oices like that in Barrie, under the control of -an agent, there was no strike, but there lnivht almost as well have been as it was nearly impossible to get a mes- sage throuvh one of the central ofces. The end of the strike is not yet, but there is a probability that the men will come out vic- l torious.~ . --The Eula `cc has now been thoroughly ins ected, an n certicate granted. The boi er has been encloeed,_tbe hurricane deck put on, the cabins furnished, and everything 18 complete and ready for operations. On Tuesday she went to Orillia, having been` chartered for 3 moonlight excursion from that town. To-day she is to take out the friends invited by the Mayor for a run around the lake. The re lnr Wednesday afternoon ex- I cursione ehou d be commenced as quickly as nnnihla 2 rm doubt them would nnv. cumons 81101110 ne commencen u q: possible ; no doubt they would pay. --An exoe tionamy gooa impiemsnt, and one we woul advise our farmer friends to in- _ spent when the come to town, is a cord- binder manufactured by the Massey Menu- fnotnrlhg Company, and now on exhibition at the wsrerooms of Mr. Thos. Pnrvis. This im lement is the lightest and most complete of ts kind we have et seen, tyinga. knot that is rfection in itse f, and at the some time doing its work with very little incsense of nnwer. With the m-esent scnrcitv of farm -There is one clerk in town in great trou- ble and travail of mind. He works in a store not far from. Mick. Shsnacy e, and the other dsy his best irl presented him with a box of lnoious straw mes. He carefully hid them aweyuntil he should have time to do them justice, out the other clerlgs were 11 to the racket, and when the first mention indivi- dual nally found time to attend to his fruit he could not nd the berries. It was 3 mean trick, especially when his girl had given them to him, and a that clerk as sworn raven o with `various and sundry dark and a :1! _.LI._ -A visit to the gsol the other dsy showed tlut institution to be in apple-pie order; clean and neat with one exception, viz., the oor of the dining-room. A new oor was needed two years ago. but the work has been persietentl `neglected and now it" is not t for ` s horsosts There is not e member of the goal committee who would trust his horse on spoh e oor. Tlsething is s dis` to the county. Mr. hugs swgy to t pl Ssnltot. his holidays. but 1-. Belltdeley iyessisting the turnkey, Mr. Oeklwell. Severe} prisoners for the Oentrsl Prilon are awaiting 5 visit of t '.`2...`. .'..".`.i x`.f}..`; .`.`." .":;.1`.`.;`.?" ..","`-"' . doing we won: Winn Very uuue mcveaae ower. With the resent scarcity in ends the binder in eooming a necessity. _... . - a to nun, anuwzgav own; nu Iworn revel and aw nnthn. mega gmmq -This year insect pests are more abundant than for many years. The wet weather has caused the slugs, hitherto but little known in Canada, to be usualli destructive to tender vegetation, and now 1: e onion crop is threat- ened with almost total destruction by a worm which embeds itself in the tender bulb near the root and sucks the vitality out of it, the , stock turning yellow and withering. For the benefit of `our friend of the North Starwe may say that the remedies most. in vogue are a dose of strong brine alifhed wxth a watenug-pot, and a liberal app cation of unleaohed ashes, which are A valunbla onion manure under anv lune rrovuwlu Dunn, IIIIOII W. .H_aroldandJohnnyM' and uneru Ippuonnon ox umewneu unu, which are cvsluublo onion ._manuro undo: any circumstances. ~ nnass GOODS. --z7i nT exoe tionably im;)l;ment, and ma we wank? advise our farmer friends to in. . REMEMBER THE D:Z&wTIiI;'-.fJIQ"SFwi311'1:"f;6,"5'i5Kl.L -Come and see the sale price of our silks and satins. Crompton & Ryan. ` nu -co - - 30-11: ` `-The \Vest Simcoe Agricultural Society s Fall Show promises to be a tremendous affair. '1`he Directors have very wisely decided to abandon the cheap method of conducting the Show and this year will sprre no expense to make it a success. Consequently the list of prizes has been greatly enlarged andthe value of the prizes increased. In all $3,000 will be offered for competition making a prize list second to that of no Riding Association in the Dominion. A very large number of special prizes will be offered which will doubt- less provide attractions acceptable to all. Among these will be a Band competition for a prize of $100, lady and gentlemen riding, rac- mg, &c., 850. Further articulars will be given in a later issue, but may rest satised that it will be to their interest to be in Barrie on Oct. 8th and 9th, the dates of the show. [ -.~The Reformed Episcopal Church has undergone renovation in the work of frescoing in water colors. by Geo. Dudley, who claims to be the originator of every design used. The ceiling is annelled with an extensive de- coration of lea ornament with a crimson band at the corners. The pauuels are a tint of deep cream color with other tints of greys to - match, making a. beautiful combination. The walls are tinted a lilac shade, with crimson band running along top of wainscotting, and above that an ornament of neutral tint. Over windows runs a crimson ribbon ornamented at ends. Top of walls is a freeze of the East Lake design, making the tone of color and finish very free. Altogether, the general ap- pearanee is very ne, and gives the observer an idea that men that understand such work, have been at it ; and it is a pity such a ceiling as that in the Town Hall should not be deco- rated in the same way. ,-v-. , u)U'lW -100,000 (hllnrs to loan at 10W 75935. bY `, Bu-rig Loan and Savings Company, Bothwell I Block Barrie. , 14- to~-Srnart intelligent boy wanted immedinteli `earn the` rintmg business. 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