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WIUII G Blllclulkllll Ulllh ' We trust the club will be able to play to !*g'crowded housf. ~ T . ` _w'um'rInc5; tho City. MI . Go'Po My P.Pn for South Simooeglgu taken nphu residence. inthiu city, with has family, for the winter .' -'1`oronto Mail. . . _ Juet thirty rears ago Mr. E. J. Oliver subsequently or years I highly eateemeci resident _of Orillie, became editor and pro- prietor of the Bertie Anvexon. A most in- tereeting feature of the lest issue. of the An- vmccl in en engraving of the'_then primitive county town. first pu lished in its colnmne thet year. :1. -lloulery, loves. 1!nt;u, shawls Cloudl, Hood dknltted good: of al I kind: at '1`. W. y d: 009:. - , Last week, the ADVANCE noted the bright light in the sky on Tuesday ni ht, and pre- sumed that a big barn had een burned. Unfortunately, this is only too . true. On that evening, the barns, stables, eto., of Mr. James McQunv, at Ivy, were completely de- stroyed. `Not only so, but four horses perished in the ames, as well as all his .,.in gathered crops, farm implements, wagons, etc. 'The'loss will be between three and four thousand dollars and there is only an insurance of about $1,000. The ori `n of ` the tire is supposed to have been inoen nary. III`, 1 Uirwu , --Min Stppfo well and favorably known inoonnect with the millinery trade in Btrrie is now in charge of that -Department at Cromptbn Jr Ryan's. u--cw-nu.-vvg o- vn-V 2-u--ow 1-vv-run; uvvvavvgn By the Society`: Own Reporter. To collect all that has been written and said about Macaulay would entail Troian labour, and what was said of Shakespeare may be applied to Macaulay, that to write a. sketch` of his life and work would be like plaeinga mountain" in a ower pot. Mr. Purvis-, at the last meeting of the .Literary `Society, proved himself to be no raw recruit inthe army of Macaulay s deciples. and the felicity of expression which characterized that great author seemed to belong to him, when he readan exhaustive and matureeasay on his brilliant prototype. The house of Macaulay was described in pathos worthy of any poet, while his life and political and literary work were well, long and carefully dwelt on. Mr. Hunter ,was appointed critic, and, nding nothing but praise to shower on the essay, launched into a power- ful and eulogistic criticism on Macaulay himself. Several other members joined in the discussion. Next Friday evening the subject--Resolved that William III has exercised a greater inuence in the history {if this world than Cromwell, will be de- adxn II uuu suuuusuuvu IIIII Jul`. Dlbllllllil U J. P., of Bradford. had committed suicide by cutting his throat. Mr. Dril came to this country about 30 years ago, and since then has been almost continuously inbusiness in Bradford as a general merchant. He was 70 years of age at the time of the unfortu- nate act, which is said to - have been caused by business diieultiee. U LIV bLc'ed. V ods In the new shades seal brown, bronze black at T. W. Gray V --Flne Dress of gold brow myrtle, garnet u M 6: C095. ` Barrie was saddened yesterday mornin lgypthe intelligence that Mr. Samuel Dn . nf Rrnfnn hurl nnenrnithul -nhn'.-In Inn A Deal and Dumb Boy : Miraculous El- oape n-om Death. ; . A most wonderful accidentoccurred in -Barrie on Tuesday afternoon about three o'clock. Mr.` Ed. Neely and others were I engaged sinking a well for Mr. Wm. John- lston, Merchant, Baveld street. They had I reached a depth of 35 feet on Tuesday after- noon. Mr. Johnston has a son, about 14 years of age, who is deaf and dumb, and subject at times to ts. When he feels him- self as likely to be seized with a fit he rush- es into the house. He felt one coming on durin the afternoon in question, and pro- ceede to seek a resting place in the house. He was inthe yard where the well digging operation was in progress. The men had their backs turned and were winding up the windlass, while Mr. Neely was at the bot- tom of the well thirty"-ve feet below. `The -boy felt the fit coming on, and made a rush lfor the house. In doing so he popped in be tween the two men above ground and fell the entire distance to the bottom of the well. The thing was done as quick as wink, and" the men were not in any way to blame for the accident. In going down he struck Mr. Neely with some"part of his body on the eye, and that his the reason Mr. Neely wears-an optic in colors. The boy, strange to say, when icked up and since so far as we have heard), was entirely uninj ured. and the only injury occasioned by his fall was that to Mr. Neely. _. ` {Macaulay in the Birrle Literary society. D.. .L- ..-.'-n-.`.- flu... D-..--a... T ADVANCE; Mrs" Wilson for relief. and Dr. Morton stated 8136 was a proner ob- ject for corporation assistance ; and these communlqatlons were referred to their pro. per committees.` The nance oommitteere- pnrted, recomgnendtna the payment -of `the following accounts :t E. Justice. for. trees $40 ; L. S. and O. L;'Sander_s, silver trowel, $40 ; Otton Bros. 856 05 ; Jno M. Ness, in- digent supplies. 39. 25 ; A. W. Brown.` ban- quet fruit growers association. $53; J33 McBride, road work. $19 43 ;`Jas Harring- ton, repairs to sidewalks,` $11 25 ; Peter Mc flntosh. work at wharf, $20; J. H Scott road work, $75.33; J E. Scott. teaming to nsrk. $3. Total, $372.31. The report was adopted, and the council adjourned. . A rnxnnr-mvm `rnzzr FALL. _AIloItlntu-ucml'oa . I'I..ll.- D -.l..n . as and veuohu at '1`. W us!-- - suicide at BI-adtord. Knew It was nuke. 4 '\. 393; gs! w `%%A3%..~..a..8a.,:.:1;~ 1 T Fire at Ivy. ._-.. ._.. . Onlha Packet. On !-ha Parker. The Barrie ADVANCE comes to us this week enlarged toeighl:-pages of six columns each, and much improved. Orillia s jeal- ousy of Barrie, which oppresses our con- temporary like anightmare, will not pre-. vent the Packet from acknowledging that the ADVANCE is 3 paper of which the people of Barrie have good reason to` be proud; ought to Receive a Liberal 8IIpD,0I`t. Bradford News. Title Bu`-rlie Anvnw: came to hand last wee greet y improve inle peeren`ce, hav- ing discarded the four page go:-In for a. nest and tidy eight page one. . We congratnlnte Mr. Wesley, the publisher. on his good taste in the get up of the better. . The Anvmcn in e newuy_ sheet, and ought to receive 8 11h- eral support from theee whothink as it does on the general questions` of the day. vv uvull SAMPLE corms of THE NORTHERN ADVANCE are sent, to in- duce them to come into the family of AD vane: subscribers. that these opinions are given without solicitation by exports -by men who know all the ins and outs of an" editor's and publisher-`s life. To those who receive sample copies this week, ' we ' would sav subscribe at once and receive Tm: Norrrmnm Anvmc: from now till the end of 1885 for only 8!. Just write your name" and address plainlv {on a slip of paper and enclose it with One Dollar in an envelope, addressed to S. Wesley, Tm: Noxrrmmx ADVANCE Barrie, and you will receive this magni-_ cent 8 page. 48 column local paper, which specially devotes its attention to the in- terests of Barrie and the County of Simcoe. from now until December 31, 1885. Don t delay ; a week's delay may mean consider- able of interest lost to you forever. The Advance Advancing. Montreal Witness. 1 Tan . ADVANCE" Anvaxcnm. The NORTHERN Anvmcs, of Barrie, Ont., has just celebrated its thirty-seventh anniver- sary by the pnrchase of a new press and an 1 enlargement of the paper to eight-pages and 48 columns. 1 Deserves the Support or the People of \ ..__.__- 1 _ Lindsay Wardor. Tn: Bumm. Anvwns has been enlarged to eight pages. The Anvuzcn is the oldest paper tn Simooe county and deserves, an it is receiving; the patronage ape support of the people of Simcoe. A - , ,\, The Peojne of Barrio have Reason to be ...-.I I .___,__.____ ` The Advance Deeervea Sueeeu. Ibmue Duly Mail. ' The _B.uum: NOTHIRN Annual: 3 peered fongthe t-at time lest week en en eigit-pegs. paper, printed from new tyg: end `on 3 new press. In: oneof the ol _t papers: in Oenede, the tiretvlperhevihg been ieeuedl in 1847, when it wee celled the Barrie `Mag- net. Four years later the name ehen ed to the present one. It wag. `also the rut one otthe Beet Provincial Exchanges. Gal: Reformer. The Barrie Anvntca. edited by" Mr. W. J Watson, formerly of this oice. hppeared. last week enlarged to eight pages. The AI) VANCE is one of the best of our Provincial exchanges, and we are pleased to notice this additional evidence of its prosperity. --.- wutwuvw --v -- -- uojwwv cw:-uviu London tazly Fru Plus. The Barrie ADVANCE, edited by Mr. W. J. Watson, has been enlarged to eight pages. The Anvmc: Is the oldest paper in Simcoe county and deserves, as it is receiving, the patronage and support of the com munity in which it exists. ' An Indication of the Advancement of `h 2_...l.._.I __ _--v.-yr- `rut! IIIVIUIU. The progress made by the newspapers of Canada in an indication of the advancement of the Dominion. The. latest journal to give such evidence of prosperity is the Barrie Nonuman Anvnwcn. It is now an eight- . page, forty-eight column paper, and it is an excellent weekly journal. In speaking with the old "residents, we have been informed that an important omis- sion was made in the 37 years history of Tax Anvsscz. The les do not show the omission ; but we have veried the informa- tion of old residents and consequently"-sun ply it. The history sfated"that on the 8th Jam, 1862. Mr; Crew assumed proprietor- ship. It should also have related that His Honor Judge Ardagh. now of Winnipeg, was likewise connected with the paperas editor and writer. ' He is was who-wrote the brilliant artvcles on Confederation, mention- ed in 'l`_m: ADvAN(`oc'8 sketch of this period, and thus made its name. known far and wide. It seems to us then`, that we are onlv doing tardy justice to the gentleman, ' in thus re- cognizing the groat ability with which he argued this important question in Tm: AD- wmcx, and we do so with verv -peculiar pleasure. The omission was unwittingly. made on our part. D..l..... ....- -..-..I-....~ _.:n 12".: . . _ . . ..:..:..._._ "i'J3 3;; will find some opinions of the press on our recent enlargement. We thank our confreuea very heartily for their gnod opinions, and would remind those to whom ` A A Il'\' -In l1f\`U\-DC-n-u V `rho Advance in I Live Paper. Nuomarlm Rn. The Berrie Anvnic: ce1ebrated!Thanks- gimuz Dey by ed enlargement to en ei ht- pege ptper, in which it gave aihntory 0 its` t 37 years : den 3 wood-out representing rrie an it I peered on the Queen : Birth- day. 1854. III Anvmcn is a live paper and the proprietor intends to keep up with the times. ` A . .--- ------9-- -u-- xilnvvuo 0-idrh Ha!!! rey. T Theleet number of the Barrie ADVANCE, under the editorul management of Mr. W. J. Watson, formerly of the Goal h Herald. is the first issue in its new on improved form of eight poges. The Anvmcn was eterted In 1847, and has grown steadily with the growth of the town and country. It is :::.:.:::..a..:?"8 M "*1 awed M IIUW I IIIUU III. II carefully important to People wumng Good Read- lug-What the Press Says oi . our Enlargement. V AN OMISSION IN THE` ESTOIY OF ' nu`. NORTHERN 0t 0338- ' I kinda of ` n Pipes pplicd to I my mama 1wnmnnJu1I1nuL. ___-.__.`' The Oldest Paper in sunooe conniy. 1.....l.... I _J.. D.-- II.--` w.uu..... an Oautgny mama, n.`..t..L 1...)- n......-. Pmrbovo Daily lmmw. ~- ~:.V.._r M --- uugvynqvwwu any we nrv wivij Port Hope Times. Tm: Nonrunm: Anvsxcn. of Barrie. has been enlarged to a respectable journal of eight pages. With a historical record of thirty-seven. years, it prides itself upon be- ing the pioneer journal north. of Toronto. Conservative in principle Tm: NORTHERN Anvsucn has a splendid opportunity to dis- tinguish itself. The proprietor is to be cor - gratnlated on the appearance of his paper, and it is to be-hoped. that continued success will attend the enterprise. Mr. VV. J. Wat- son. formerly connected with the Times, is in charge of the editorial department. -v---- -v vuv nnnn Wallcrrtall IlevaId,_ The Barrie ADVANCE has been enlarged to an eight page, 48 column paper. The AD- VANCE is a. live paper and may be taken as a model both for spicy news and` tVnographi- cal appearance. With an enterprising pro- prietor and a wide awake competent editor such as it ca.n'now boast of it is bound to go ahead at a. greater rate than at any other time during` thewhole 37 years of its `exist- ence. It has our best-wishes tor` long con- tinued prosperity. j--v Advance Correspondence. In spite of the bad state of the roads, 3 good sudieuce welcomed the Angus Dra- matic Company on the occasion of their. second visit to Lisle on Tuesday last. The pieces resented were A Cup of Tea, and Turn im Out, both of which have 31- resdy been reviewed in the columns of the "Adgance. The onlyphange in the cast was-:Miss Peter s Julia, in Tom Him Ont','_ which part was crginnlly plsyed by Hill Nicol. In this she was entirely suc- ceufel. and will, doubtless, prove a. valuable "addition to the Oompnny. :'I`he ccmediette ntidtcrce both went`o' without a hitch. and with more go then ever.` The club had thendvnnttge of the va.lnahle._ bgsistsnce of a',nd`,Mrs Hsrriaon, Miss?`-`=`_ Mcliimmie Neilly, who snppliejivccal and_in- nti-nn'1e n1_:js,!mqsic and Ii-aadinga of as high chdrgeter. `. I" . ~ ` It Ha.s'l'h_e Largest Circulation. - Bradford Witness. Our excellent contemporary, the Barrie" ADVANCE`, reached us last week in an en- lsrged form, and otherwise considerably changed. It now appears as an 8-page, like the Witness, though larger, and is now bet- ter calculated to meet the requirements of the Count.v.Town and the great Conserva7 ive party of which it is an exponent. It has, we think, the largest circulation of any newspaper in the county, and the careful- ness and ability displayed in the editorial department, together with the thrift and enterprise displayed in general by the pro prietor, gives it s prominence ahead of nearly every other paper in the county. VVe wish it unbounded success. ` - On the informationoifmaonetable Sweeney, -Sarah Dnnn was up on the 18th to a charge of vagranc and Hugh Pollard, of the town of Barrie, or having oommitted an indecent assault on her, and with having tried to in- veigle the mid Sarah Dnnn away for immor- al purposes. Of the young man we know nothing but what the record states ; but the evidence shows the girl to be a bad lot. The ' following is the evidence : Sarah Dunn, _sworn, said, I came to Bar- ,!, `,.A_ CI,A "The Old Raliublef Slulburuv Free Press. Last week Tau: Noaruxmw. Anmnm, whi'ch it: usually` ealed the Old Reliable" in this oioe,` came out in new form It is nowan eighhpage journal Tm: Anvuzcx-2 is nnw in its 38th year. the r-at number having been issued on the 7th of August. 1847. Durixig the past Tm: Anvgxcn wen deserves the name. and its'advauceruent has continued throughnut its history. till t now stands at the top of the list among Vcmvn`.r;.- weeklies. ' six hfonths in the_n;n-oer Rotormatory and the .0ont1-11 Prison. . Friday, at the Barrie police court, John Gordon wss ned $2 and $4.20 costs for being drunk Minn.-I-" Tn:-nnn Q:n\v\unn n n-nu..--.6 -run... CVIIU CU UIIV \IVIl|IlGl .I. IIBULI IUI NIL IIIULIIFIXB. Tuesday, Wm. Robinson, a vagrant, was `sent to glol for 10 days. ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Chas. Durand, on Tuesday, complained that on the 15th October, John Orr, the eld- er, at New Lowell, did commit an assault and battery upon him. The case was set- tled by each party (who more in good circles in tllile village) paying half the costs, $6.10 in . bvnnvvwlnla In VIII! IEVIUUIIUU a sworn, said, came to Bar- rie last Saturday evening. I stayed with some of the ladies of the Salvation Army barracks. I wnswalking down the front street, when defendant came up to me and asked if I was going out for a walk. I told him no, Iwas going to meetin . He wanted me -to; no to a hotel. Be aaidie would pay myway there. I stopped at the corner of the street and talked religion to him. He again started his bad talk, and he talked about oing to bed together. We walked up the`h' read together, and there we saw Constable Sweeney, who asked me where I was going with that young man. I said he met me on the corner and asked me, but I was glad the constable came along. The defendant said he would take me to a hotel and I could slee with him all night. When he met me did not want to `go. I jerked my arm away from him, and went up to the other sidewalk. He had hold of my arm all "the wag up to the first corner, when we saw the constable. I'll.` nnnnnkin Lair` `anew `In `Allan-vat` L`-anwn Qxlrllvlj WIIUIJ VIC DEW uuw UUllLCUIVn The constable told how he followed them, as he knew the girl had been looking for a place. He arresaed her, and she made the remark that she wanted `the party prose- cuted. She also told him she had two put in gaol atPenetammiahene for similar con- duct. The defendant was - ned 81 and costs, $5.20 in all, and the girl was sent to the Mercer` Reformatory for six months. vignut|1.a`;:.James Simpson, a vagrsnt, was sent to tbe Cent:-al Prison for six months. UI\g.u.A-.-. TIT... IDALI-.-.._ - A __.-L -,-- ,-,-Scarce V% Goods to hand this week,` Black Jeneycloth. Crompto_n,& Ryan. psper published north of Toronto, and its "old files contain some interesting particulars of the early history of that part of the country. In 1855 it chronicled the first trip made by rsilfrorn Toronto to Coiling. wood. which it said was done in -.14 hours, showing that F the Northern has set the ex- ample to other rsilwsvs for speed, conven- ience. and safety. Tm: Anuncs deserves the success which its present enlargement indicates. 9----.-- ThProprlotor1stobe couagntnmea. D..A l ._- 57L`... -_ TEE JUSTICE MILL. t. Trinity the Mer- ulist and A late Clini- ` o Hoopi- Throat Toronto. iaeases of Bound to Go Ahead. nr 1: INDECINT ASSAULT. Edited by J. H. Hunter, lsq.. n!.A.. of Bar- :-lo coneglate Institute. Barrie Collegiate Institute has at pre- sent a. larger attendzmco th.-an any other Institute or hxgh aunnol in the ouunry. Tho Rnrrhn (`A1Vl',`A..'v`n n T.moL..4.. 4.. ...\... `:u'_R.;;A:'., IlT:1:-:_lI"carm stock and im- plements, at 101: 3, Qou- 2. Innial. at H o'clock. S. A. Cunnmg_ham, proprietor; G. ~ -Ra l'9rd, Auctioneer. . M 'nf, Nov A24_j`--Farunlstdck in-`l im-.=. ' it lot 26, 4th- 0003.. Um, at 12" .'oIook. H, H. J--V, pmpfietr-r; G. R. 1 it .0111; auctioneer. -'l`he evening classes of the Mechanics Institute meet in the comfortable and well lighted studio of Mr. Shaw on Collier St., nearly opposite the American hotel. Forty drawing lessons or thirty lessons in book- keeping and arithmetic are surely cheap enough for Three Dollars For full informa- tion apply to Mr. Fletcher, librarian. The lessons in book-keeping begin to-night (Thnxsdev). Now is your time to join Luuunvuvv Us 1156!: uvuuus Ill uuo UIIIIIIIJ, The Barrie Colleglate Institute is now fully `organized. its inexnbers are very enthusiastic UVPI` their - work. Persons can be admitted to the class uf 1888 up till the first of JaLlXlla.l`_y next. Full par- .ticulars can be nbmined by applying to Mr. T. W". L}:a_v, or. the edmnr nf this column. -1'1 . 5* .....r...,..._,. -Tl;e-iaeo oi` Essa any that the always vet -1: od article from fl`. . Gray 50., Ba (3. I\ v._v.. -- `curt nnoua `II --Our 55c all wok)! Tweeda are the same goods sold by us a short time ago at 800. Golden Beaver. Crompton & Ryan. OIII... av..._..L_ A up- _,..__,, -`l"he farm or know 3 thing or two. They Dry Goodsand ( lothc lng at the cash 3 ol'?l`. W. Gray ac Go`. ---See our fine all "wool Blankets at $2 50, $3 and $4, they are wonderful value. Gulden Beaver, Crompton 6: Ryan. --Announcement of Christ church (Re- formed Episcopzl), Rev. W. H. Barnes, rector. Subjects for next. Sundev : Christ: in Business-life, and Character not the Cree- ture of Circumstances but of Choice. Sun- day school and adult bible "class 3 p. in. Bible reading and service of song tomorrow evening at 7 45 o`ciock--subject, Divine Providence ES; \a\IlIIIlIlI- The Entrance e.~u.mination is a little` later this year -than usual. Ir. will_ be held on` Monday and '1`uesda.y, 22nd and 23nd December. Teachers wxll remember that Drawing is now 9. cnxupulsm-y sub- \rIII - Inter-school athletic contests ch) as great deal to keep alive goud feeling and bring about a generous rivalry of a healthy character. It is :0 be hoped that the recent foot-ball contest` between Culling- ,wood and Barrie will be followed by many more. The Barrie boys, as was to be expectedhgot badly beaten.` But hick will tell and the Barrie boys have "at: (if it. - L; ' *"-~.'- -v - --~---- _ Au_ot_1on Sales. Auction sale bills printed at this utca will have a free notice given under this eudinmof their-date, etc - ` 5 Wtngnr Ola-1: Una ll` _.._ _A-_L -,. ,1 - __ _ v... ..._...I.. -N[en srShl and Drawers (union or :llcIvo0l)chaap than ever. T. W. Gray OI _ ' g -_.., .. .,- 7 . --0ttom:1n `ord, Melton and all "wool Foulo Cloth . us Goods at 25 cm. per yard at '1`. W . dc Co :-. -~-uunu unusut 5! (100115 I1` 760 CW9. P61` {WW --Thc farn ` as o 01-osav they can save _ money by p: basing Suits and over- come: from '11`. Gray 6; Co. TL 1,, _ ,__.__ V... _- v v-nun; szuvvo , -V--It begins L0 1.0}; extremely the backbone of the summer and ` completely broken. V ' 1: . -~- --' 1 ` TT""i'`' . g -Money! Mom;-yz: Money In to loan at jlw rates. -`Mortgages purchased. B9,;-me 3 Loan &. Savings `Iompzmy. T lI\I.4 ......._l- ..4- `-sn.,,,_ -_ . _- , ,_ -'1`en cents saved and depoexted each day with the Barrie Loan &. Savings Uompanv at 5 per cent W111 in five years amount to $206.-' 96 ; 10 years $471.39. -'-The new gs-kating rink, rccentl y noticed in Tax: ADVANCE, will be opened to the public next Wednesday night. Those -interested may obtain {u 11 particulars at the rink. ram tho` he I10` an . Tl:-'F`:esh sharrivmsg daily at G. Maun- dl.'eH's`.En_g]ish Pork Shop. `MIA-.1 91.1.`. A _.j -n.. - - W "-:'i"he poo oI'l?"lo.~z all agree that the ` cheapest Dry ads Store in Barrie is'l. ; W.'Gray as Cots. l|o4,..._.-_. l1__.I __ _, - -- -` -To-night (Thurvday), beginning at 7:30 o'clock. a. shooting match for turkeys and geese at Mr. E. Shanacy s shooting gallery, next door to the American hotel. This kind of match is certainly very seasonable and should be largely attended in conse- vqnence.. you A A A --The Angus farmers and people's emu- cil will have a celebration day at Angus to- morrow (Friday). when it is hoped the ob- jects for which these councils are established will be shown fully in working order. Pub- lic speakers of note will also enlighten the people on their principles. and in the even- ing a. grand soiree will he held. run ... _ q- -- Saturday the Collegiate Institute:foot- ball clubs of Collingwood and Barrie had a. match on the town perk here. There was a. large crowd of interested spectators, and the play was oftentimes much admired. The Collingwood boys proved the victors by four goals to one. A return match is likelyto be played at an early date. --The Mechanic's Institute contains 2680 volumes of the choicest reading matter, 8 monthly magazines. Punch, Grip. Illustrated London News, Harper's Bazaar, London, Eng., Weekly Times, Globe, Mail, Barrie pars. Scientic American, American Machinist, Caradian Mannfactu_rer_. Only $1.00 a. year from date of aubscrnptwn. T111": Conservative (`mvernment at Ot~ tawa. have remitted, the duty on the statue of the late Senator Brown. The St. Thomas Juurnal, Grit, says Twas a. graceful act. r -Mr. Robt. King is mentioned as a can- didate for Mayor for 1885. Mr. Strong is talked of for the same posxtinn in the pro- hibition interest. which will be a Iivingiasue here` when the Scott Act comes mto force next May. .-u - _ - . . , __; `Which, Linked _91`ogethex-, Construct to Very. Interesting and Gosslpy } Chapter of Local History. ? -Heavy frost during` the past th'ree nighfs. ' Ii`..m.L a:,.L ...__:..___ - .2,:u , V A an at }1=AnAumHEn's'mmIL POINTS. mun` SUD PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. SINGLE OOPIIO. FIVE OIHTB. hIINOR n:nuc.foNu.. like as if fall were MUGKLY mun. I'D, luau" u. Esq. Rates ot mi Farm Rates ` GER8. co Cour IIAIN-ID. BOARDS IN! LAN V [1033 IN- W4. wrlonya P`: "ooozooo bonlltyin prominent rmnc, E)F'l`US. `.9 (LE ' AI-f. ST H rns. frame granary. driving shed and other arm buildings. There is also an orchard of bout two acres on this lot. 0! the west half of 0!. 20. about 80 acres are cleared and tree from _tumph. and on the remiscs are erected a dwel- ng. part frame an part log. and log barn and table A _ The soil. havin reference to both parcels. in aid to be good (2 ay loam and well cultivated. TERMS. --One-tenth of the urchase money o_be paid down at the time 0 sale. sufficient itbin thirty days with interest at the rate of raen per cent. Ier annum to make up one- hzrd of the purchase money ;' for balance. `rims liberal. and will be made known at the F1. `For further particulars apply to _ r J OHN LEYS. 4*-.-an Solicitor. Toronto. nuuu uweumg, p1aawreu,outsiae, CWO l0R' `thirty Eight Years business experience. Liberal Form on Policy. Policies totally ee from all vexatious restrictions. regarding ravol. occupation, habits. &c. Also. totally in- ontestable and non-torfeitable. after two or hrce years. Prominent ob ecv-Sound Life Insurance. Results-This omnanv has returned to its ollcy holders over $4,000,000in bonuses. and aid $6,000,000 in claims. in all over 310 000.000 uring the 37 years or its establishment, and has ever entered a courtof law to contest a single Cost The ioweet consistent with safety. his Company does not pretend todo Insurance t cost. it is an absurdit to suppose any re- abie Company can turn sh Insurance at cost. an any respectable merchant do business at . (wt and pay his liabilities? In vestment Rule. e The best security ther than the lamest interest. Bonuses paid in cash every three (3) years. his Company alwa ya divides its profits every rec years, and its rates will be found to be as w. and compare ver favorably with any re- ab e and rcspeetab e compani; ` ` The Directors have establishe this Com any Canada upon such a basis as will entit e its licy holders to the full benets of a home in- itntlon. with the further security on British cc. and for this purpose have empowered its nadian Board to deal finally with all matters nneeted with life insurance without reference headoiilce in England. All earnin s in Canada are invested in Cana- an Eecurit es. The popularity and prosperity of this Corn-. any in Canada is shown from the results of epast ear's business itsnew businesehavins eeede that of any other British olilce. he 7 .154 000 innine months. from 1st April. 1888, _ _ a:s'3e'tmbP{<'>`88s' lento loani V 0 ` e on: n r n - ereby policies nl:,a`;r l':~.e kept in . tore: should ' 11 IS a. olapns mode ` an: --A erssre ues .ee mine, IIJ . ,. so by mason 97.1 wi2:`i.u- 3. ere"- v = ' .:I'.j.8 m by the Rev. Wm. Bsoon. at the residence of Emma to John William Hewitt, all of Oro township.` ' ' ' -: ~..NKSA-SEA'l`0N.-Bv the Rev. J. VV. Annie, B. A., on Mnnvay the 17th inst.. at the Arm- strong House, Barrie, Mr. Archibald B nka to Miss Mary Ann Seaton. all of Innis . . m:m:'1' --Bn`.LL.---By the Rev. J. W. Annie, B. A.. on 'I`ue=day. 18th inst" at the parsonage. M ulcastcr st. , Robert T. J ennett to Mary A. Bell. all of E 59.. ~ . V 3 .;;;'.1:"1'c;..,..,. .o.. the 29th oroctotm-. 1884. ' the br'ide'e`1'ather George Emma. Eliza. Jane- Judo-r and by virtue of power of sale contain- KL in a certain Mortgage. which will be pro- acod at time of sale. avd upon which default. n payment has been made. there will be sold `(ht-, Queen's Hotel, in the VILLAGE OF BEETON . In the f`nnnlti nf Qimnnu nu . .1). 1884, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the fol- winxz valuable land and premises. viz: *i"he North half of lot number eighteen. in the (Hi Concession of the township of Admin. in 2: County of Simcoe. containing one hundred czres. more or less. Also, the West half of lot number twenty, in . `K: fourth Concession or the said township of djals, containing one hundredacres, more or M. ' > . V The above lands and premises will be o'ered bloc. e-d if not sold will becoffered in two pnrate parcels. y h V This is 9. very desirable and choice term pro- e;.-ty. situate about eight miles from either ottenhum. Beeton or Allisvon. inn well-settled rt of the County. About ninety acres are lea:-ed and free from stumdps of the North half I said lot-l on which sai half lot are erected] ame dwel ing, plasteredfontside, two log frame szrsnnry. drivinn shed and nthnn yuu.;sm;`1'1`iii "infkifssluna, 1!`! ULAIIVU W U` '11 l\lVlI'1` lI'|..l!oVV UUU 'l"UI`K. 9.9.}u in unv q`u entity at the Bayview Mills, ::m~ie. .VANSI(,KLE 8:. BRO. - 47-49 Y2-~.'1\..()IIER WANTE[).Av-`A. male or female teacher, holding a. third class certicate. -_:~S. S. No. 10, F103. dutia-5 to commence at pcniug of the school in Januar . .1885. A ex-sonally or bylcttcr to MA THEW L - `UN. Secretary. Croauland P.O. 47-49 - ` General "" "i="si-'.`iu"6`i.f`-~:.*i'ki`{m5 i" % ' Manncertomcdnadn. ELLPIN. General Agent.-`Bums. " 47-7 uupoimeu wnn Canadian Government 8100 - J00. [Invested in Canadian Securities over bait L million. V Bnmsn EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE 1141- SURANOE Co.. Established 1847. -.c.-uun.1uLA'rn:n ASSETS. - - .o6o.0oo.oo armuax. INCOME. (About) . . n.ooo.ooo.oo Deposited with Canadian Government 8100`- XJO. Invested Canadian Been!-itinn nvnr ha. f mines of J. W. Fox. Drtvinz Pk. I ORSE ES'l`R.AY.-Bu-ayed lntAo the V0 1-sag go rlghitnoye. ' The own&t;can,hnhe be sold. .%Z .'F"62'g$.'.:.P : ". "'.s... .45.. G-. 12.:xUJ:B.T -:c:m --Ruu.-At the munse. Clover Em. on Wednesday 12th 1nst.. by the Rev. Fttuart Anhonnn. M. A.. Mr` Rnht, Fold nahnn ann NEILIJS -oLo' s'rAN o, wmms; RAM` OF QUEEN S HOTEL. Lsidn-s and Children's Underclotning and ';iIr1ren's Apron made to order. 47 46 She is prepared to do all kinds of stamp- and will keep a supply of materials for _ ~`.~.ll lius ?n.Gm(_.-cries always on hand and at lowest cash pncca. 4T`u.r'm:z-3 Produce-taken in exchange. V:nIl";uu.! you will be sztised with you_x7"7pur- 5 v, . _ 4 - ARM LPROPERTY r INULING worm ANDTFIREWOOD FOR A (.1034: in nun nu .nHtu of {Mn I-lnrnyioxu I/[Illa 'I`0Drietor.. In ..LL-_, q IIRS. STEPHENS -':.-ss n-sumu} business in Fancy Goods in two :-:.x' EAS1` OF QUEEN'S 1.i0'I`EL,v3 _ mum!-:. * J ?;I-WC7NGOO Dsi uvaui all 1;:nitsoye. 'I.'nO 0Wl`%:5lI 1.71 0 `D89 0 ' . I sold. 5. vi 1-'52:. em:- s.T A a 3 '4: ACIIPBO m. 11.. ml`. noon. new, second son of John aid J. P . to Miss Catherine Ryan. :1} of the township of Tossox-ontio._ South 9 1111000. --u,,, \ .- --.. .-- . _ Iluzajuet opcngnl out some 11- 10:12: of ...x<, SU(}ARS,~ , - .- T PROVISIONS, FRUIT`, &`:, &:. unnuwo v uuv IIIIIIIUW. IJIUVUF Lllllg Illul "i'V-inesdayul2th Acheson M. A.. Mr. Robt. Reid, second son uf John Reid J. P - to Minn Pnthm-Inn Rvun VOL. XXXIII, N0. 47. WHOLE N0. 1700.` Snwm. Wnsucv. Proprietor. - IEW GROCERY} A u C TF*s%6"R:`{)SL[{ Cataract 62-ly " mew Anvnn'risTsMEN*rs.". u-:rI\iI- `Jr HSEI 3|` In the Cotinty of Simeon. on null I`ItlIII ..n nn.-n FANCY WORK. cur vu.u/u:1.xr.-_ _ . Revival services. _ The special services in the Collier street so far been quite successful. There has been a very large attendance from the commence- ment. On Sunday evening last the buildinr was filled to its utmost capacity, Mr. Anni: on this occasion preached a very powerful sermon on Etermt . The White Brothers have rendered _v' uable service bv their singing. A spmt ct deep interest and earneitn pervades all the services, and up to the pres tover forty persons have been I rd seek con i . Th ' 35'1". eontinlggd andmthgnwhitg 3333 viii! remain over the coming Sunday. '- Methodist church are still going on, and have l V-5 yvlnns-L urns-I\cIu.IcIUIlOl.""lllU. 3 onolrl OI twenty voices, including Mrs. Cooper, Capt. Ward and others, will lead the congregation in song`- On Monday evening following, the choir will give a concert of vocal and instru- mental music from 7.30 to 8.30. The Rev. Manly Benson, of Central Methodist Church, Bloor St., Toronto, who is considered by some the ahlest lecturer of the Methodist Church in Canada. will deliver his popular lecture on Men Wanted. . Mr. Benson de- livered this lecture in Toronto ,before the fl. P. B. Society, and one of the leading journals says that the manner in which the lecturer handled his subject drew forth the ] heartiest encorninms of the large audience, present." The opening services will be con- tinued the followiug Sunday, Dec. 7th, and followed by a grand Union Tea Meeting. I i"--0-0-0---.__ 1110 Town cannon. The conoil met on Momny "min otho 0' ft` edf " of. a..P..:;;.:':. .12` mozilshz Jnlllhh %nnona 1-4.`.-- _, 13;.e`,:;:'a ILIIVW VI UIJV ICUIIUI \fIl\3 wcsuv BJDUUIJJ ID K '17 introduced at once. He, in conclusion, - called their attention, to the numbers of i professional thieves, to cope with V whom he considered the present police system inad- equate ; to the cases of horse stealing,` which had been reduced in this county by, their action in offering a reward of $100, which amplv remunerated the constables in pur- suing such classes of criminals {and to the complaints made to him in respect of frauds committed by fakers and thieves at the dif- ferent fairs by means of three card monte, thimble riggers, sweat boards, eto., and sug- gested that two constables be detailed in future to attend each fair. He congratulat- ed the council on the remedying of the hard- ships so often spoken of in connection with was on the increase elsewhere, but which | the auditing of constables accounts. " Men Wanted. The Elizabeth St. Methodist church has been undergoing extensive alteration of `late, which makes it one of the finest auditories in the town. `In no part is the improvement more noticeable than in the removal of the time-honored singers gallery and the erec- tion of one of more modern design. The pulpit has been taken away and an exceed- ingly neat desk and panelled Khtform adopted in its stead. The eeilin been covered with matched hardwood ds ar- ranged diagonally -ciled and varnished-- which resents a very handsome appearance. The a tefations are the work of Mr R. Fletcher. of Barrie. The church will be re-opened for divine. service on Sunday, Nov. 80th. ; The Rev. Dr. Burns, of Hamilton Ladies College, will preach at 11 a. m., and 712. m.. and the Rev. Wm. Henry Barnes, pastor elect of Christ Church, ' Barrie, in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. At each service the music will be of a high order. An orches- tra. conducted in person by Mr. Henderson, ` our popular bandmaster-and a choir` of twnntu vninnn innlni-nu ll ... 11----.. I`I-..L Lauuo uauui, u. The report concludes with some valuable suggestions, which, as will be seen from our Conntv Council report. were acted upon by that body. The High Constable called the ; attention of the Council to the great num- her of vagrants arrested--196 from N av. 10, ` 1883, the cost of the arrest alone being some $490, besides their board at the county gaol. 1 He suggested the establishment of a. lock- I1I\ I'n`\nuvn Ivnnlenvufn nnn`r` -!In` an -u:nLL p. IA,` LLU nvqsvovbu UIIU UIolDUAlDulllCl.||O Ul G lUUB' up, where vngrants couldeet s night's lod- ging on application, in Barrie, and thus the cost of arrest and board would be saved. He further suggested that county constables be ; provided with 9. suitable badge of office, to ` (1) show their authority in cases of arrests ; withouta warrant; to (2) prevent ersons assuming the oice of constable for t e.pur- pose of blackmsilinq respectable citizens. He instanced notable cases in support of his contention, and, as mauyof the members knew of the facts, the badge system is to be `nits-nrtrlnn at Anna 12'. nnnnlnnhnu mom GENERAL snssroxs. . Dcc., '83 to J um, 81. v ` Aeault, .5; larceny," 2 ; breach of th Militia Act. 5 ; selling liquor, l ; forcible entry, 3 ; bigsmy, 1 ; unlawful wounding, l. , cases TRIED AT BARBIE roman 000 mu . } Jam. 1, 134 to Oct. 22. '34. e _ _ 1 Vsgrants and tramps, 196 ; drunks, 76 ; % nssanlts, 40 ; breach of by-laws, 3 ; larceny, 8 ; insane, 7 ithrentening to shoot, 1` ; ped- dling 1 ; threatening.-1 ;- resisting arrest-, 2 ; furious driving, 2 ; larceny of post oi-- ces, 2; profane language. 6 ; breaking win- dows 7 ;articles peace, 2; selling liquor, 1; selling liquor on Sunday , In ; nuisance 3; houses of ill-fame, 8 ; receiving stolen goods, 1 ; false prebences, 3 ;prostitutes, 2 ; livery by-law, 7 ; carrying revolver, 2 ; wages 3; gambling. 1 ;trespass, 10 ; interfering with constable, 3. ' I rm... ..........L ..-.._1...1.._ _L:u. -__, - _-_L--1 L Assault, 108; gambling, 25 ; non-payment of wages, 20 ; profane language, 32; .aelling liquor, 25 ; damages, 31 ; trespass, 54 ; un- staznped weights, 1; breach` by-laws, 12; disorderly. 10; shooting adog, 1 ; throwing stones. 1 ; drunk and disorderly, 129 ; p'ros- , titute, 1.; game laws. 9 ; cruelty to animals. , 2 ; presenting revolver. I ; carrying revol- 2 ver,1r;threatemng, l ; breach of Pharmacy, 1 Act, -1 ; dogs killinc sheep, 1. ` FROM COUNTYJUDGES CRIMINAL 00UR'I`.. ` Larceny, 27; assault, 11 ; false pretences, 5 ; arson, I ; horse stealing I ; pointing 1cad- ` ed gun, I. - T IFDOIJ l1I'.`\Tl.`DA Y l`DuDI'l\\7u High Constable" Rogers `report to the County Council last week was 9. very inter- esting one. and T furnishes much food for thought. The report covers -a period of M nine monthse-from December, 1583', 150i September 1884. _The following cases are [from . - T T | urowu um imnmrm rmsx ALOGAVL EVENTS `FROM `PHI PINS 0 ADVANCE BIPOBTIBS. ` Nine Months -nooora ofcrime in his Co'y or. GI...-`A `EL Iigcndaucnbnn `G Jul.` lQI.l_$_. Venn:-1 cwvvvn v -32-: n: VIIU tv g m1mooa--'.l'he cox`:-te-11;: or the _ on Report to the county council. THE MAGIsr_aA'rEs RETURNS. , ---_ .-. .. uuuy so me corner n-ton and Mucdonsld streets ' gets,` letter recently pubhshed j 5 BARRIE, COUNTY OFSIMCOE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1884. - --v vunu gnu $3; Maura. Dickin- THE OF BARRIE. THE COUNTY OF BIMCGE AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA OUR CRITERION. -In UIUWII M: the f|lIl`(' -I---`-- ~ "V-mtg nu: % the cha'iy ; Ill XIII nunlo an- Wdllccrtor; '1'-in-ta-14:,-`- We have received a poster from the Barrie Anvmc: with as attering portrait of . the lightning compositor. We knew it was you Mike by the out of your hair and the mole on your cheek. `:Sa.v, did you borrow that enapender to have your ` `piotnr tuk. Advance -Corrgpondemnze. The Dramatic Olnb give their next enter tainment on Thursday, Nov. 27. A splendid prograufig in rehearsal, the `chief item be- the world famous farce, The Area Belle, with a splendid cast. ` (I7- 4.......a. "st... ..I..I. ._:n L.'. .14.. 4... -1--- 4- raclun Fur mantles, ve utllthctlon. very I J: 009:. . l . --A few nle znaranteed to cheap at '1`. 9 GOODS.`