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013' Friday last Mr. Andrew Malcolm buriedia bright little boy two years of age. On the previous Tuesday evening he came intovthe house saying he had fallen from a swing, which was only about six inches from the ground, and complaining of illness. He was put to bed and a physician sent for. who pronounced the disease brain fever. He lingered in great agony `until Thursday morning, when `death relieved the little sufferer from-his pain. An interesting and instructive funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Mr Trollope, from the words, Is. it well with the child? We are safe in say- ing that we express the sentiments: of the who1e,.nei hborhood when we egttend to Mr. and Mrs. 'ila1olm'ot_ir heartf_elt sympathy in their bereavement. _ n.-- -_-_ --_-_-.--~r .'1\ |.no - uvsyuc, wt! - UV: - .Last Sunday as Mrs. Benjamin Tracy and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong; with two or three children, were going for a short drive, the horse from some unknown cause took fright and running away deposited the occupants of the buggy on the road. Both ladies were severely hurt, Mrs. Armstrong seriously. Under the careof Dr. Allan they are rapidly recovering. The _ children escaped almost uninjured. . .. A nu Irndliniv `nn`I `Kn A-J------ 3' ` ` Minesing. . _ , Advance Correspondence. The Harvest Home held in connection with the Methodist church last Friday even- ing was in every respect a success. After justice had`_been done to the poultry. meats, potatoes, etc., so bountifully supplied by the ladies, the people adjourned to the chmrch, which had been most tastefully decorated with the fruits of the earth peculiar to the season. The chair was occupied by Mr. D. Finlaysou. ,Addresses were dhlivered by Revs. Uanmom, of-E!mvale,,a'nd Richard, of Dalston. Excellentlmusic wasfurnished bv a choir composed of members of the different churches. Miss O'Brien sang a solo in good style. Mrgand Mrs. McNeil also sang` a duet with guitar accompaniments, "Which, it is unnecessary to .say, was well received anl deservedly received _, an enco e. Mrs. Burdge and Mrs. `Trollope presided at the organ. After a few appropriate remarks by Rev. Mr. Trollope and the usual vote `of thanks thepaudience was dismissed, having spent a very pleasant couple of hours. Re ceipts, $47.50.` ` ` ~ ' 1 ....a; u......1.... .. mt..- n-..:A_.:_ m *- wu uvvvvc vuv I-JULJIAULI Ju Uu.U VVGGIS. K S - wind with somlight breezes ptevaild until Thursday when it increased `in force-some waives attaining 8 `l0ths,' or 50 to 601 miles an hour--continuing until the fjllowing morning, and ` calmed down from N. W. afternoon and _Saturday. -nunu nuuw uuuu tun. W1 11 l`lH'l.l. Uu rrluay. : z The sunshine in tive of the 7 days amount- ed `t0~29.,hours, from _a. possible 78 59 that the sun,wa.s above the horizon inethe week. A ....'1... Q m ...:..A .._:n. ..........1:..x.. L...L........ ....n 9 vv s-':.:~. _.|;s;x C i ' ;_w_`e;prpyaili1ig sou ern_w.,1__ 3.9 epre. vx9r..:'!99!5.n`*Pn mml Thmdfey ef. !V_ki1n0re&81hg in force from the_._p're'_vious; nine days calm and `gentle breezes to fully three-quarter gales_,ou, the above after- DOQII, 149151113 throifgbithe night until noon on Friday, `vxeh veering N. w. it calm a down and` the=`precipitation' became mixed with snow. This chanze in wind- lowered the ; temperature to. twenty six --6 of frost on ' ,Saturday,_ranging by night toftwsix on Tuesday, a mean of 41 . The daily ex; posed temperature ranged from fty eight on iWednesday to one hundred on the previous . Sunday--mean daily warmth of sun 79; giving the week's avenage as 60. and the ex- treme range of 26 to 100. On Wednesday a cloudy day the night and day temperature only varied 6 --52 to 58 ' The barometer indicated the atmospheric disturbance in the week to be .85 in. ; this_ depression came in afew hours on Thursday; registering half an inch by barometer on the approach of the hurricane, and by noon the following day" the barometer indicated a de- ..pression of .70 in. increasing to .85 on Satur- `day. We got rainfall on 4 days during 11 hours to a depth of 0 40, in., including the light snow that fell wi h rain on Friday. Irh Rnnnllinn in Hun nf flan 7 Anna unann-.6-_ (v (3 ""~:`-'~__.5? ;,`*:.' -'._'~:-1;: '-9.; ,~ r W.-.9341 ambit \,, V Thd. Gra.tT storm. as SALE on RENT. 6U1=1nD'.nY nmv. ., V mm 81'. ISESL `- ' ` 41,3 `W -_... - -_.- -_,.~v,--- -vv-. ver one hundred appeal csa_|Le_s_V_ will be heard by Revising oicer Judge Afddgh it Midllmd on, the ,3t`h,:0f November. -:1 I The` Orilliav lncroese team `wolf Hie`? local -championship of Ontario at Toronto last IIIAQIP hi! A` knunncnna imam uxz LIJU-I DTKAXISSU OR STOLEN fl'0I!'.| U18 premises of James Sootb. lot 17 in the 11th Con. Innlal, on Seturda ni ht Sept. 25th last. lmilch cow. spotted 1' an w mce; 1 brindle mooley vcow.- beet animal-` 2 two- ear-old I;:&te`r:dr')mb:,t 1.t.vo- ear-ol heifer. mel, steer, red'a.nd white. beer unimnl; 1 :7 h It ,red- 1 0311.8 thaol redvlriil eelitgfo w .3923? persoxinggving s%oh infor- porsonsts3kA1`:oanmo.will4.bor be 113-` ....uuua. one we conviction T "' "Vporso'""x'nV'); . 800 II` `P. .. Lungs mam. swam '~4o-u " rs an a M. HUNTER, Box 91, Barri CHAUTAU UA LlTERARY 'AND"scIEN- l TIFIO 01` cm. Those wishin to pursue a." course of reading on subjects wit which all intell out persons should be familiar will nd the C. . 8., C. "very helpful - l V It is for" busy peo le. It is for old as w as oun eoesnotoostagrea. d `V All the reading may be done at home-. T No examina.tions-no plucking. - . . . ` For olroula llintorma on applygggs J . I 0. l {____________________________ . CATTLE STRAYED OR STOLEN from the 1 Soet_t,_lot 17 in the 11th` nm. tn-I-m -- AL ` uuxol.` Q0 Tami 3, per bag A. .; Carro , per bag.-. Beets. per bushel... Parsnips. per bag.. . Beans, per bush. Hay. per ton- .. .. ... Straw. oer ton .. , .1 Butter tub" dairy. . . . . . (.5; E888. fresh. p er doz ..... . . Potatoes, per Apples,pe: bbl....... Omons. green.` per` doz. . . . . Cabbage. A do Cauliower, do 0 do ele 'l`Ill'nI?':n, nmv hum neat, Ioregunrwrs . . . . . .. Beef hln quarters` .... .. Chickens, per pair. .... .. Ducks, [do Geese. ea.ch........ .. Turkeys, each"-..`.;...... Butter, Found 1-0113.... . . Butter, urge rolls .... Butter tub da.iry......-.. Ems. 1':-ash. nar nr. TT 11. U, C over seed Dressed hogs, Reef- 'fm-an nnr 1 I`3.1-334i"l 1`3a. e1-`i`60ltN Beetyforeguar _e9f, SIIIVRIIIIIII 3 I-IJIII T 3IC\I LVJUIJIIIIJ mill of Gra.venhn_rqt,`.h_a\ze, shut down; two have out l1',000;000`foEeti' ' 3 . . Wheat, fall per bushel. Wheat. spring, do . . Wheat, goose. go . I 0 s Barley. . Oats, do Peas. ' do - Raye, do` 0 do Th-Ansmrl hnm: hnn Inn 1):. uuvv, purLUv1uB. Iuouccoow 0 UV 50 Steel`. ocoououo 6 60oIoI Lambskina 065'... I O O I I I I - C. IIIIUOOC 0 OOI Tallow, Farmers cake .... 0 04$... HIDES AND sKINs-INsPnc'rnD. ` No. 1 Steers, 60lbs. and up ;0 08. .. . ` l( 2 6` C` U 0 (V11 ROUGH ] Cow, per 100 lbs. . . . . . `C `G glai` IIWCM v 000.3` Carrots, .-. .. -- Pars/nips, Hay, new, per ton . .. Straw, per ton.......... Flour, Baker's, per 106 ll Flour, Family, `_` Flour, Pastry, Oatmeal, per 100 lbs . . . . Cornmeal, .. . . . Washed Won] .. i Unwashed Wool.... . . .. IJIIUIIUI IUIL, HUS III a I Q 0 I I Lard, per 1b.... Ta110W........-------a Eggs, perdozen Potatoes (new) per bag. . Apples, per bushel. . .. . Omons, per bushel .. ..; Turnips, Rania N N `Barrie General Produce Market. Beef. hindquarters........$ 5 00 to $ 6 00 Beef, foregua.rters....-.... 500.... 0 00 Beef, per alde, per cwt...... 5 00.. .. 6 Dressed hogs, per 100 lbs. 5 00 . . 5 Mutton, carcass, per cwt.. 6 00 - 7 L&mb, perlb-..........u 0071000 Butter, tub, per lb....... 0 15 016 2 18 Butter,'roll, per lb....... 015 . . 1.11:-11 nor "5 I` nn Spring Whe-a.-t-.:: Fall Wheat Barley.... ..... IOlI'nO.U"` `LOGO oooooco -- VRye.`..V...... .. The Prices Ruling in the Local, Toronto. ` Montreal and English Markets -A Resume of the Week. THE NORTHERN ADVANCE OFFICE, ' BARBIE. Oct. 20, 1886 Barrie Grain Market. .w a --u A A A..- . _ -. AA run: swan: or run: nanxms nunnm ` -rm: PAST wmx - an-`.5 ebai f"" is ut ' a &%un rg % sing1e.someth1;ng else wx Happen to he 1) . 3 .6! ` Coiiciybishogg he nrnnn$ A` nnn-nfi -R`-unvnl an r.-4.-.;I.I-L__ lit ? G DPRODUUE. on} fall nan I-uuunknl 2 H " 007;... 01 3 006.... 01 lCows,a.llweighta... 007$ .. 01 2 H " 006;... 04 3o ......005}... 01 Toronto l'armor_s' hfnrkot. Tonomo. "Oct. 19, 1886. nv-`A A RIDES. _|uj["'(_-,`g|,.y|TJu,1 vvccuua u.suu u-u -any---B -----v .~--v _, --..- bu; ,_,uu Al \Yr_". ,x'4_e:i`I:_()_lt.l afw'are,~that"you then ound anything lacking, e1the1- 1,. .a;soi_tment, quaIity.or,style._ Be th1s_ as 1t may, we think that this year s buyingfsurpasses all previous ones for variety of as. "sfortrri"eint offered you, combined. with . excellence of our goods, `. and "in the lowness of our prices ' All our departments are ml- am rg5;t'}classTmanagerhent. `We draw specialattention to our Mi.11j_nery Department under the management of Miss Stephens, To-`A onr ` Dress Making department in charge of Miss Hunt. .Th'ese departments have had our most careful attention. Our stock of*Sta`pleDryi1.5oods, Clothing and Men s Furnishing.` in first-c-lass for.value.; Prices" now are lower than thev -will be later_ f Many lines of goods are advancing in price. Come now and reap the benet Come and see us today. Has eorne}.fo1:AAthoSe vho with ptildence aforethought nnakg '1'11`.ei`riFaIl selections while assortments are unbroken, while good.- arg ffgh, yvhile they have got the time to look, and we the time "to give m`the'm__thatnicety of attention "which we intend they shall receive Buying tizne this `season nds us better prepared 'jt"o} tneet your wants than did buy-lngtlme one year ago. And Q4`. _ ..__'.-.... L116; -"nu-u 4-Lon 4-nnsnrl nnvfhintr lunlzintr cn'4Lr... .'._ B3-i'c.x"1 (S-:ll)`3;WofH Wat Essa, died 3. am H days. ago how .1njs1rie3_ A receivqd __by being thrown out of his wagon. ESPECTED. _ 08.... o 075... 0 06.... 005;... mm. E. B.cRoMP1'oN, & co., J: ' "V1 299-: E . -V--------oOo Fall` Stock now complete, and: comprisss Cloths in the Market. 'I.'.`L_--Jl` ` ` PIIIENIX HALL }i"$i;a `g31$"a'f Ig; `a";L.f `"' `T "' Cdokburnimill its "lm Mcxirny '18: *Oo'?a 'I'n;lI A` nnnwnnhlirn horn: ulna}. Joann SC li00L SHOES! Fit and Style Gua1:z;;1teed. HA9; --..... .. ...., Jill yup. uuuuu. guys are wrnmy nara wearers, but good Shoes always 1885 longer than poor ones, and ours never fail to give satisfac- tion. . ` "By bringing your children to my St re. fo money, as I haveevery good make of Shoes. Come tb me for Girl's Shoes. All prices reasonableband low, ranging from 75 cents upwards. I have just the kinds required, neatlj made, nicely ning. at the lowest prices possible for good work. Children's Shoes for School Wear should be a strong Servicable kind, so stand rough usage, wet weather, and the wear and tear of. mugh and even sidewalks. Mr. David Deer, ofCo11ingwodd mountain, slid from a mow on a. hay fork most dread- fully lacerating his body, andat-bov o pt?-jogs.` We have In any 'PIuuheI-. In cl). COME AND slam US My prices are always low, and I Come -to me for Boys Shoes. Boys lmnna nlnvnun `an. I.._...... A.I__;_ ,, - C "me to me for'Chiliren's Shoes. Prices from -10/cents ;S E! TO THE McGA_RTHY BLOGWKT A thief in Bracebi'id'ge i preparing for winter. Hb `lately entered J. Mi1}er_fa -`nun! ...;.n ..L'.. I.. .. LAL ..L.(..... ` -1- S-V31!TTAvsER.% HENRY. MANUF`A'CTUvF;E`RS. A gm CUT'I`ERS AND SLEIGHS -REMOVAL DIREC I` IMP()R'l`ERS. to for Shoes, you can save time and Inn Ira n4` Qkn.-... EGOOD% Rev. P. S. I , for Muskoka, preached in the Presbyterian church, Graven- hurst, last Sunday week. ' ' ' (V I II ? A TI 1' I ll JOHN CLAYTON. wrrant my goods to wear we] % THE um: cum wAcoN. ---4-mac tilgmarket. which they are now manufacturing, having purchased the nght for the SW? and they condently assert that It .15 [THE BEST general purpose Wagon "1 5|... .........I_..L The] desire to draw public attention I0 Late SANDERS 8: WH1TT.u;R. are terribly hard wearers, but good and t\nru nnnnn 3...`) L- ._. --.. ....I.l -_ Lama T now at Hollow Lake securing speckled; trout spawn for the fish hatchery at Newcastle. -an-I-v 7\`1?l ll OUR NEW STAND. OF EVERY DESCRI PTION. See our $4.50 Pants. all the Newest ..r1u'rnVb1e shoes, able able and un- uh (L W (_,`tsll_ `L9.1%. EU) to Ba 3 ".&'};}.'iiy" cE}eL'%e".}.7 iL':tZ&' Mr. Ca.m- % eron s lumber camp in Wood Township lately, ` one of them was killed. &' """.""`_' 7"---x :1 , . 5 `} ``o% bri& la- ` `I5, 'I__r_Z.i;a L_'__l_A low Gk- Iutbl, l\' cost. the 3 Inn-A 131%?! -IE VV throt else -One `NI: AI. Ad<"1} .A..,," PJ " lianl .u (4 5.? SYZ ) I Join: ._"\Ve havefbargaln ee our 20 and 250 Casluneres. '1`. W rav an ()0. A 1- I 3.1 . c up r1 llc ~ - --- -v-`., ---v--v-. Typhoid fvdef -is p !-evadlent at Midland. Is there a cesspoll which the Board of Health havednot discovered? I- - V'l:o;;e1;ha'm men are going north on a hunting expedition. There will soon be some big stories. ` A ' ~V.`i);re of Price's Corners is build- ing a. nd barn to replace'the -one that was destroyed by fire. 1` _, T themselves with the Presby- terian Church, Beeton, at its last com- munioneervioe. V- _ -__.. .___._ -._- uu - or `av: . `The Thompso-1;:/-iii.`/;:eople `-h1:d'a good `liime at the 10th anniversary of the Methodist Church there. _ T ` 1 debating society has [decided that wealth is of more benefit to mankind than education. ` Ive have bargains, I "beautlml Manda Cloths and Mantles. . W. Gray 65 Co. "I"L_ 7'I'VL_.._A___.__!'II A new} 120011). bellhaa been ordered by `Father Gibney for St. Mary : Church. .-Alliston. ` . "aunn of Bradford severely cut his hand the other day while feedmg 9. threshing machine. V . *-' `non of 'brim`i'n' law 0 goth Bu~rio`.- 4 ,1; dc, {pg iiaeqg;Qp ulster from a uruau an o J 4;` Y2` " nie Rocheniw caninaimkl %}lQ_`|0_" vs on Army 0 oer.. 4-Q9.-.u_n._x-..n..nne.`I ...._....;..:..:A__:_._,_ _.._'s_ A (lz;('i named Mann was tlirovfn frofn 5. horse at Sheiburne a. few days and fractured his skull. ' V A son of J. R. McManus, of Shelburne, fell from 3 our bin the other day` and broke his arm. . . . Th J udge s .court of revision of Voters ` List for Penetang will be held on the 29311 inst. V Ben Bea|;e s residenee, Allistes, was on fire last Wedne-day. Damsge, $}.50, The` Thompsonville anniversaiy the Methodist church was very successful. - ' The Ori'lia Times and the Goldwater In` `vestgator possess much of a muchness fI'\I_-__ L____ I__I_'__- ._.-__-__ ._ _L `I"I,___-_.'II- Tl-1`e(l71:L';\rZiniian summer at Pehnville. It usually reaches Barrie in November. (`I 0 I I nix-I I - 6f I. O. O. Fghaa. been :~b.1'Vgai1izeiV at Tottenham. ' V - " Peters and Ca.in s mill, Midldnii, 3,200` logs to cut this season. V " - - gcranberries were {very plentiful in", `thif i_3ra`dfoxjd marshes this year. L . M Orillia. boys ahlnus themaefvs '1irPal<'.- ing windows with the cata.pult._ .1011 1 I - .1 1 .-l I .- u -_-v v "-7.. v... ..-.v-:.-..-. Midland tglaims the largest `elevator on "th Georgian Bay `and is fully taxed. ' `We have bargalnsee our 5c Finger ' lug` \V-ool. T. W_. y&_Co.- s vu uuuu uauslvcnvv lwfl`. "I"|-nn nnnnh \7AVIl".l`I1...lIA\AAil`('I -of nhnf A Mi:1-la_.nd cow dj`ed `the glutmny.--"'* we have Iiiirgnlmnlvl/e "bd;V5;Wiuce$ Tu W. Gray & C00 Revival meetings are beihg' - Duhkerron. "K {1;&;{ag2' i"e`}.$;I;nZ;"1'.ags;whas.j ever that is,-contains members. -` v 'I\ I-\ ha a big shooting match on the 1st of November. . acriberq. " ` The_ Burk7a_;,F'alls A} yaw _,l, .. _ _ .' :2" _=_'3` 55* "49?-'u._; The Sundridge exhibition passed off satis- factorily. ~ .4 - V - _ A. -- + ..- ~ .. ` .s.- .` "a-`.';` I , 1' Q AI .t u A `gozh Hea.dV is going lahjad iii " ments. " ' T ' 1` -Is us win` I 1 `AAA 'c" The Rioaemonu fairf was a grand success. :1 William 0'Le8ry. Ad.J'.".3'-' '1.|..!-1!!' 1191* week ; I K. (r . :7 `E `.. I; . 79 q - '- _y___l ;_ Like The nun-'bw ofthe neat. ~ an Isnrvunlnm ll` , the greater : llowethx ..~-1:Io%.:;% .<.1':.. ,f % _ d he I , f3?`$`; 3` n .LV.U IV `Juli I-V"IlIll>IV\-Ill > us!!! 1' IICII '~4.".|Vl1 Rr.ault%a:blokc-_n+bpggy, 9n_d,`..aW , gphrgvgg into.-mm 1.1.: 4,611 ..'1`he... 4 ` u..d!' W85 "W :aef,'?3x6ep "tlli%*`6 v1z)1`e1":;.f 7 h3:.ggyv'!.`4" t"ji:z=:x:3(". .i"{H'-.I v ,i K1. 1-` I _A`n`o gTaudubg1_tl:err' map` stole ,9. rubber marten masorar. we I1ayd.:ag8! mixed hfm'$2 __ ":_Mr"'Th9511as T. Bailey. who has for ' "` 1:21-;3_i_%9. _4?"vQ'I bdT1iwaanar-mkegreaf. N as 1-11 =.`3wn k` s,; ?*{1 " Snl'1d'vl'In`.hn1;1|iAl. Ailing in`. .l:......_ L,. -oupaw mama mung annals Hr. Biil :y xI.l`611lt119n.&h9.Q0|'o:m'l-T310nlpnlion u; = _ !IeIwdiunIanIthd:`daue of his sud.-2 dun` taking o. _HiI remains were broughcf to Barrie "and buried` on Tuesday. , ' ' ~m1ss1(an,. to presaio`..- W presenta `~ that `ave;-y`g1a, ' part of the dxitettainmqnt Lligdre was to be *ai` f_niTne`J`re-' ` f Uncle Tom, but" ' " "f6itnd` jbonsistbdain `oarae .i:a_ating;* I't_a.le'ij'oke'_and 'a__ nter- . uine Eris,` or nuuuv vurcv VVUUI'IsI7UU `WUTK VnCl'Qg'-'- Sand '66`): .1 as h` ' - notice.'g uomeebl:o.({ on tttilgoe uofdlcfelllg-"y `g '.`2:.".".i1 `.'%`f"..`..i.".`.`.T.-`.;".`E. `. }i .E'%`. li ..!';_'"'*_.`_. 3'E= vv nuuu vvuunu uv ulI.1vl'uUVl.VU IIFUIHYXW l_mqqa_l in: qogq and elevating in tendency. lying_dm1on .&h9.00r...vw.1Tha,:Iunnonion ug on me want out. 0 Pte} Sloan} .. Sergt.>MaCa_rthy. .. Qumnn ctluu uuauup uy uuu uuluxulayurctr uuu Gilli`! rment of.G.on firmatvidii mi about ..60=`oand'u_ly.qeg = in the R,-gm; CathgrL_i,9gQ`h_1;rch_.L Q.}1Iipg'wood, last Wednea a . 'bI5`vv+":`t"`ive.)i>gh)n has -3:3i.(C1IiE%j`r * A Rt-.auJt%o.:btoke_n.b\_I gy 5an_d,`,a._ ; hr-_ into.a. mud: m1ddlen8'l`i1e niud f1l))dl!; ' l1IIIQ,\|I_!I. ;g is rf ;-f~9&:..n_T .B`*L..>;:.2!.:`:.1'3_f9.!_ ._.......... --vv-ungg uuuuilvl-IUD III also DUIIII nu. The annual shooting matches of the 35th Battalion began on Tuesday and were nish- ed last evening. Tuesday was a ne day for i this useful trial of skill, the little wind there was being in the right direction for the marksman. Three Companies shot in Bar- rie, Nos. 1, 4 and 5. Some very tine shoot- ing, that of Staff-Sergt. Morton and Private` Sloan being especially good. Some little delay was occasioned by the ammunition not -being brought to the butts in time by the oicer in charge, so that it was six o'clock before the last shot was made. instead of three as it might have been.` Below is the score at 200 and 400 yards : mm ...a.. um --.1_' .15.... uy nuuuu nu nrucr nuns 138111011 : "15 18 a very dangerous and distressing state of ; affairs, when the people of this town cannot i peaceably pursue their avocations without the risk of losing` their lives and property through the criminal negligence and careless- ness of a soulless corporation. It is scanda- lous and shameful in the extreme. - ,,l.._..v. A Collingwood man was driving across the Northern Railway track last Saturday, when the train which had just passed backed up and struck the wagon, demolishing the hind wheels, spilling part of the load and giving the driver a close call. Bro. Brady talks right up about it after this fashion : It is A VAIII7 l`IIlllIill\I`I and J'a'.L.......-.3-.. ..L_L- -1 On Sunday morning the dead body of John McLean, of the Sixth Line, Nottawasaga, was found floating in -the `Harbor here, near the Slip. Deceased when last seen alive `on Thursday, Sept. 30., was said to have gone in the direction of the Lake Shore Road. He was missed by his wife and family, but the sad truth was never even guessed at, until the body was found. It is a terrible blow to his family, and 18 rendered still more terrible by the signicant fact that a bottle of whiskev was lfound on his person. --Oolling- wood Enterprise. A fV-II!,, I ' ' ' ."`"CU'lV\J `fill! anO_`_ ` [ 8 1.10 *',-"-g` I I On I I Q" `at. 5 Captain! l;i`Y 8113 W` Tay made. each 15} 1:200 vm-dn_ and Q and 1| ...........a.:....1.. .; Mrs. Strong. the mother of ve children, last "evening sought the assistance of the. police in nding her husband, Alfred Strong, aged 38, aplumber, who left Edinburgh on May `)4, l884 Mrs. Strong lastheard from her husband on J nly 4 at Barrie. When she reached that town the other day he had gone. She is in straitened circumstances, and any information of his whereabouts can be sent to Rev. Mr McLeod at Barrie. Inspector Archibald is looking after-her while in the city. It is reported `the lost husband has been found. . i ..The.resid_em:a gf R_ey._;N.[i-.' Rvl 9. wuuluynuuuul UL xluvatlu I0 LUl.'UuldU SD50 weqk by tat; 1:sid;of_bo;r9vge,d ,men.. , Presbyterian pregcher livin7g"f'iUI`3%?`h was burnt 'hdqy.:5'**' 4 .-~. - ~ We havq V In _ " lllbbonsonlv cper at " ' dtco... Tn. Wm: Crusson; of 'T was extracting stumps last week, and while stooping down to place the chain he got rather near the boy who was cutting at a root with an axe the corner of which cut across the elbow making an ugly gash which will sling his left arm for sometime.- -Midland Free Press. . _This is the way Orillia. newspapermen i whistle to keep up their courage and nourish hope. Saturday last was rather quiet. The farmers are waiting for theedvent of winter and good roads [before they bring much of their produce in Then we may expect -a big`big, bogm. Ii: IN ` -`Q- 5]; 3.s;tta_'Iigei9,.:.'exeept1op`:$l, season, 1 0.556193 and fruit i65'zether'- on. trees and bushes. Now Beetoifs Claude is feeding "on- "b.'second crop of` strawberries. The next Vtlliugvwilllbe-gs 9row_ing on thistles _or the sea serpent feeding in 1:13 back meadow. ` `I74 I_..--.. l.__..._-_- 4` -4` -A -- . no uuuuxug was uecuruueu wmn me Irlllts - `of this;ygar3s. increa_se.. Thus as .F. .G.. Gazette hisi it hlp1n'g 7 to~'iI ienlirbtion- of .giu_r,obl_ig`b.ti61i8 to the_ Give: of all good. VD]... ll....l-...-_,l:l'-__-1.1 _-_- n, z 1 - n - TJ. MtJf,' `ht-he News Agieht; }iad"pi"ocured some time ,bia0k1'mss to send to his spouse, but some oneentered .the`;baggage car which .was*standin g" th track at Gravenhut-`at, and stolethemfv r-Fi`ank a"lan;zuage`w`os quite an emphatic as that of Sam J ones, only on the other side. . We have bargains ee our 500 striped gztllls and Velvete s. 'l`_. W. Gray 6: -,g-:~v~ v- -v-iv--'-V----5 V`- ,.The Muskoka Herald gays that-_ ', -Satur-, day J psepli Boyd; ' of` ` Gfavenhurht; was` izhargd -with` using profane and insulting language on the street. For some reason. nothwithstaudiug the apparently plain and truthful evidence against him, he was ac- q uitted." H` _;3rosaon of the Penetadg Reformatory.` It `wohld be'& blessing if he would learn while thre to-tefqrng tho _c6ntt_Il!lin~,_lh__l~lpB ha`.-_ I emplovit%'`.'etin*'hii `hold. I.lP0l3f- tlf0;0i1ttI'iOTs' purse strings.` ` { rl\l.,n_I-l\--`- -nu .-.-- _ We l;|ive i.;a;;;1: 1;1~s; _ evcrn-;' 52510 E.xtra I l{_ea;v__y '1`w_eed_ over am. .I`. W. Gray A ha:-.ve_et` hnme service was held in the English church. Bracebridge, a. few days ago _ The building was decorated with the fruits AF I'nnn,$ ~:v-nuunnnn "`L--~ --- 4-L ~ 1-` U, 9., _!_ugp!.upg ,_uuu;uuu8l'V8V88. It 13 HOW in order for some rabid Grit follower of Des- con Cameron to accuse Mr. Mahafy of cheat- Aiing thG'i'its ind fa'i`vo`rin';z"the Tories. ' Tt;e%ti{Y-I1ii..eisi 00 mg [db ` ,QfBce;hZaha'3'_`ato;31axt3r, rezulteg igzwzril 15953 -553! 30} #50 Conservatives. It is in nrnr Ffnr nnmn u-glam r1-:4. :-n_.___ -: n "mg ;;,e;;;.1 ;;s.:.;i;$;gg;;5;.,w V huz-ch,` Forest, lately , wais` v " int -. ret` i2as.th3`eEh0..ItIN1`* 9&6 larch: 1 in mrmmm-imy in everv wnv nancml v and T` lhtadisaeamx -I ..H`Iy..-nun- VI` 1.1.3]... _I__ I, UUIW l Jpegpectivqly IIIQI-IV UGVII 1;)` I3`. 415 11, . @163 um V1 `MSW `oqc3Up`mn'. K 1 nun vu-wvuu All IOLIU UVCIHU , An unnished building in Boys Block. be- longing to Mr. Wiohnston, was blown down, Mr. Cotter : windmill was also levelled with the ground. Mr. Ewan s sprun 3 number of _feet frogn the perpendicular, _n ~_ ew signs un- hinged, some trees u rooted, fences carried `away, and lallthe unit which was on the trees 'eh`eken o, constituted the chief opera- tions ofthe ` storm in this neighborhood. .Wiggin`s,;iwe "are told, is looking, over his .:guzeIto"-serif `one of the planets was re- ":o;d_-on.eib orbit; and therefore delayed the mmsap _|A>er-29th an the middle. f6f 0ntbh'ar`.' nuns! uuau, Lu _u.Iuuy uuuer places. 1n the K turning the-*-wind was 'ch'1ey_;from the sothyvering round towards the. west and north -west inthe evening. , An Ilnninhn Im:IA:.... ;. 12-..- m....I- t- _3;Tg;s33"3"""a*rTWIv`B.f 3 I Wm >n`vuru.V| u'Ull_1 oi `Qotpbhr. % -onv, an `anvil niuvall-lo 1"l_`he greetetorm which hhs done so much Vdamdge ev'r,a' largearea of North America and `Weaerh `Europe, reached Barrie last Thursday, thbugh w1th Iees destructive vio- less 'tha.n__.' in gnany other places. In the fn'O1`Hin'o'thar.~win:I Inna iuluinn, In... 1.1.. uuum, yqupuuuirj 11. L600, auctioneer. ' TUESDAY, Nov. 2. --Valuable farms in the Township of Mulmnr, will be sold at the Qu_een s,1_Iotel, Barrie, at 12' o'clock noon. Louxit, Smithy & Lonnt, Vendors Solicitors. G, R._ `Ford, auctioneer. T V 5 van, 'lIll_VUlUllUUII ' Spturday, `Oct. 30 --Horse_s, cattle, sheep, implements, household furniture, etc':.. at John 0 Brien a Hotel, Alliston. at one p. m. aliiarp. Fourteen months credit. Mrs, Geo. Miller, "pi-oprietor.; L. Tebo. auctioneer. 'l`lT`n-unAv Nfnn 0 ,\T..l..-I..`I... ........:., :- Auction sale. Monday, -Oct. 25.--Horses, cattle, sheep and implements, at lot 19, con. `4, Oro, at twelve o clock. Refreshments provided, Messrs. J. & W. McCnxage, proprietors, G. R. Ford, auctioneer. ' Wednesday, Oct. 27.-Horses, cattle, pigs implements. eto., at lot 17, con. 7. 1`ossoron- tie, at 1 p.m. 14 months credit. David McMulkin, proprietor; L. Tebo, auctioneer. Wnnnnsmv, Oct. 27.-Horses, cows, steers, heifeto Digs, implements, _household furniture. eto., It Lot 10, .Oon_oession 12, Innisll at l1.o.m. Twelve months credit. Vverythinlgbto -be sold. Refreshmentsat 12 o clock'. bert Snead, proprietor. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. D..a.....A..... -n_;. on -rr.,., . --I L nuuuuu Ul. Iguuucu. . Last week Rev. Mr. Trollope was engaged in holding a series of missionary. meetings in South Simcoe. Last Sunday he occupied he Methodist pulpit in Elmvale. By the way we might mention that the Methodists have been exceedingly fortunate in securing the ministrations of Mr. Trollope on this circuit. During the short time he has been` here, he has by his ability in the pulpit and his geniality outside of it, become popular not only with his own people but with all classes of the community. l.L\Il-l-IV vu laws ucuuuuzula. Mr. Young returned ,on Saturday night from a month a visit to his friends in the R Province of Quebec. ".ou`-, Inna`) 1).... Ila 'I"....I|-_- -A-- ` ;. uuuv Uuuuul LHUIU. We omitted to mention that Miss Bremner M gave an interesting reading at the Harvest Home entertainment. II- `\T..--.... _-A_-_---'l "` ' ` :WUUl QUUI V VI Miss Bremner has gone to Grovenhurst to take charge of one of the departments of the Pubhc School there. ` ma non.`-`AA L- .........L!__ LL -L 11-, , 1\ Our open-communion. Baptist friends have been getting their church kaleomined and decorated. The work has been nicely done and the church consequently looks clean and . attractive. 'If__ `l'I,_-__A.. iv ` ' ` "` . '3ung.j I.-`F u:xs3u1g_ru putgvqq 91196 3:36 ngrc W3 is pgospering in every way tinanox Sapf spmtagllg. `*"r` r E3 . . I zlunlxnllxn hum an I nrnhtv ' nu-an ninnnr.