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thlrtv days. with Interest at 7 per cent. Further particulars and conditions will be made known on day of sale. or in thomeantime on application to MCCARTHY. PEPLER 8:. MCCARTHY. Vendor : Sor}l_::it.or8. I)---1.` Tnmnnna IDQQ 2 DOORS WEST OF THE BAIIIIIE HOTEL GEORGE MONKMAN. cHEMlST'_\_l{[lA&_ll_RUEElST. DRUGS: PATEN'ii:Bi5iNi, DYE * V STUFFS, sous, comes, % AND BRUSHES. ism noon to sin orcouuma. Rewarded are those who read this and then act: they will ` find honorable eu1pl- yment that min not. takc them from their homes and families.` The oer-on m-my~Iouve'm'gd_e endhre now making several prots are leugeand sure for every industrious ' hundred dollars 3 month. It 'is`eesi'for. ` any one tovmuke-stand upwards per day. who` caDi'a.|' not needed ~ne'w. =No`epecll uhllity required,` on. reader. can do it as well us My one. 1 ritetaouee; 0 stars $011. '_`h.verything" ' once for full ptlftlcmeie, which we mellfree. `hwillmg to work..,`l:`)|ht-r eex...soung .or old: . I Add rt-ea Astinson` & 00., Port lend. `Mame. , _ . ~.?~'.-r:...'..v.aT_` ;.2-.:.:E' :3 --r ~- v . For 1888 is better than ever. and should be in the hand: of everv person comemtlatlng buying 8 E E D 8 PLANTS ' BU ` " I Ltnlnl 3 Colored gluten . thousands ofmustrntionl nndnezu-ly15o , 111:.` ~ low vhnt to . bnv. and where o m-Mt,`an'd mun nq * cos hr honest panda. Price of GUI DE only ocentl. \ - clmllnvr n Co:-tlcme nmcl -for 10 coma worth ofscedn. ` 0'|`EL"F`OR 8fALIi..-Fox- s_I'.ld or exchange , I r u. at od farm. the ` Queen's H0101." in the 'l`own on am; no e. on Ihe `Muakoku i Junqtlun Railway. an lcen~ed. doing 3 ntc e um buV7uwio.`r: Possession bnmv. 11 mat of l ueuemberu For further particulars apply to 1 mm` - :.- -` ~ 11 -MEICKING: mm; ,I1xn.\I`;ruW 3-un--;\ u all}--w.g 10: II. 11'` con. 3. 31 .. no no es. ajuhout .40 ulearocj. _bM8IIut Hut wood rush; about 11 miles from us-ne.sonnm--u1a~n.. ood.fram9 Mon ` vs T has . ood . 111) `L I-0|?!" 1- `guy who` \7;l&.t'L|)_l)al'('ll&s `adJuiulng_thep1'e_bu1\ln.se-I. p. ` ____._.-- , w+s'.1 .*;=.*%>:.u'%:.*.::..**~.'m,*e,s*..:*::;:%-':. 3108818 . Owen st.. "B: Q. LLILIQ It is said that much good is being (1 the revwal services st Bradford Me l`|_._...-I_ ?'RI8OHIPTION8 OLIIIULLY OOHPOUNDID. -M:o12.-1'E3}A.G-J3 V UIIUUT I 5011010011 A Barrie. January. 1888. 6-7 71?; 5.000.000 e.r.2.o.es.9, KY 5 EED 9"?` -`0 D.M.FERRY&C0. I A` . A :1.-94-dmitted tobotho ) Lat eat Se-ademen n the world. 1). IE. FERRY & CD'S \ Illustrated. Dela-Ip. \ \' the and Prlcsd : , .. TOILET ARTIOIaES-A FULL LINE`. Q 15 Ldll `T on I- u D. NI. FERR Y &c0..\VIndsor.0nt. TOWNSHIP OF VESPRA, ,m`-mrgwove s..~1.Ic-, B am-W} 1o. 11; 4.. ...`?P'3".M1!s'?.:;}}..9..7;`..;2.. 3` .-.`-.?.1 .".'.2: % luv .\IIJ|lV`IlII\I II llvall ul |\'U Au I\ll\l Iunnunu IVIv\-1' loos only10 cents. nding n Certicate mod -(pr 10 coma worth ofseedl. J ARIES VIC-.i R32 FEDSMAN, oh.tr) NI` Y. Ton,-onto "Fa:-moi-I but-knit. Buuun. Fe brary 8. 1888. suuun: GRAIN nmxwr. A -_.......~ `III! IUVIV Ohlxrch. A an solicited-for all kind: or IN THE COUNTY OF SIMOOE. axzxinnn. PRODUCE. -_ -___L '.IJw:1i SQ Eouna..'_' .--18 `rm:--i-A Tonowro. Feb:-nary 1. 1888. Icon" o . o u o o out o o - n ..:0.... 8 - I-nnnhnl 71 .""'-'-'T'C- For 1888 ' willbomniled FREE TO ALL applicants. and to last season's customers with- out ordering it. Invaluable to all. _ Every person using carden.Fie|durFIower on 1 J jnhnnldnnlnl :5 "'a':'1`x`m"c%".?i ;n'L La'fClU.l' ID!!! I` Iuwwr E E DS"i`2.";";'i:_"n:'-"3 M! Ill I-malnou- J Dfsanco. are admitted to bathe L. Illnaln-null, noun-In. IIIU lull uluvlnvunn The Orengemen lately gave a free enter: teinment at Penville. Music and literature formed the menu. AL- _-_|.: .4. ..e .. E T RIINDSMAN, NI ....ion@ on 80 RR , RS r ANNUAL 24. I883 EALE Everybody Wants to Make it! j Everybody Wants to Save it Two great wants that can be easily satised any and ever} .day,at MGNEY! MONEY DIGNEY! ISHOE STORE Our entire stock of Winter Boots and Shoes has been Ovei turned, Re-marked, Reduced and put In order for a General and Rapid Clearing out. We are ' ` V bound to have f Vlov JIOI _ p, In uvuvovgvug % '*%" *7* *" 2:.::.":.*:.'7:Z.'2*`.J#? "%J""'?.'v?c"'iiaa%a:%toybnc ` > weuaqao. JDIIN GLAYTIJN 8!. B0 ! * )%MAMMOTH(-- IIAAH L. sue. onowos AND BIG SALES A GREAT RAGKETI AWomen s% Lace Boots for 50 cents \%Wfomen sKid But. Boots, 75 cents the-`StVoc%k. we` bought at Sixty-Three * % will be Vaold at a Saqfice. 4' % f Thlviilt I! grant Money-Making. Money-I T * Opport`unIty.A Don't mlss It. A OUR VALEDIBTBRV SALE! NEXT SIXTY DAYS! E. B. CROMQ >N& C0. HUIIIN ICU. _ The teuohon and pupils M: the Bradford High School were frozen out last Friday And had a holiday. ,. (I.-._.I-.. Ont`: dnnh, And although We hai yet several months to sell in, have 10 of Goods to sell. There in still about worth; to go out. _ Bargains are the order of the day, and the way many line, `I Goods have gone out, during the last three weeks, has been mm.` thing surprising. a notice on receipt of them. .Our Winter Stock has been melting away--and to keep Q the interest all through [7 E BR U A R Y , many additional 1 have been brought forward. , Always interesting, and always aeasonable, are the housekegp. ing LIN EN 8 , We have received one lot of these good.` which we have marked at S A |_ E P R| C E 3 _ We have Btlll another lot T0 ARRIVE from Great Britain. We shall give 7 T O-D AY We 911." .`E W6 BQUW 5 15789 1" V` `V " """ "' "'-""'-'-" - """""l A L L - L | N E N , every thread and shred, at 9c., 10c., 12c., n; to 38. each ; in every 0886 81' 20 50 30 P91` .`- "d`` "3106. 0heap.Glass Towelling. and a lovely lot of Bleached Damask Tabb Cloths, about 100 of them, all sizes, up to 4; yards long. V Large 10!; of Bleached and Cream Damask, by the yard, at gmnl-FIIQIRE - $1111 I I-wt: All these merit -the attention of all Economical and Careful housekeepers. __ . ---:-- :11ARIAAl-Anti sA1:_'E"_I5'r'Li'c;':z'i' We are notedfor our /LINEN DEPARTMENT I. but our CLOSING OUT SALE PRICES are lower than ever be- fore offered by 08-. A _-_.:nn ,,,, I1 _ L L . __ -1. RAI F affording a. good chance to buyers to make up for :5-|fC.I:E"L;:THIS MONTH our Cotton: at QALE B00160 It LUW unyn I511. The Masons hsvetaken possession of their new ball `at Orillia. Theme _and 0rill1a._ lodges have amalgamated.` . , \l!JI-._J T :I.....'.-l l\-nnnu-unvun hind A WHOSE Kiwi umtji _ A few other bargains still aeasonable; Ladies Grey Wool Hose, 2 pairs for 250. Odd lots of Wool Goods at half-price. Bargains in Gloves and Mitts. Cheap lots of Underwear. Clothing all reduced. Special Bargains in Boys Suits and _(_)vercoats. e ` nom runner GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE. E. B. GROMPTON & CO., . ILIPCJBTEBS. %'I'WEN'|'Y THOUSAND IIOLLAIIS -.&uqwc-g-- --- --. __ __ , ' WUUK CD011] . ~ " g .. 1'] 3&0" tickets 550 muum; 3175.95 ; in -Nexteioor toA.zF_tawIey & .D`ev1in s. New Groce fnight, 33 Such `Grand Value was never seen before. s1'u.L IN PROGRESS; large lot of TOWELS at BARGAIN PRICES, I 1- A: ........... Llnpncul on:-I :1-wot` Ad`. on `no 10:\ can our I00 LINEN TABLE CLOTHS' 500 LINEN TOWELS. LUIILIUU lauu uuzuuu Vocal Physiology, was the subj at of a lecture before the Bracebridge Literary- Society a few days ago. an II ____ |____ LAI...-u -\}u:nnnl:nn (If *.}|iI' ---FOR 'l`HE--- LINEN DEPARTMENTI. I A `I 1} `D`DTl'V'`a nun `Anna: Okon aunt `us -FROM- Aebruary 9, -Savlnc Flemm WA bride's rut A. Danie Gwillimb ~ daughter hanucy, Barrie. To raise b $100. Sectlo Essa. l1BaXXl`..'\e W School have request TOWnBhlp of the said Trua Dollars by w from the day effect. and 2: Debentures ! per cent per money 80 bur for the en- necessary Ax School Svctio A mi} 11-}-..- vn HEREA hnvn I-nnluzsn MJUBUI IJDYU llllawluwvvuuv The Midland Liberal-Conservatives held a meeting last Friday to `get ready. for the campaign in East Simcoe. - -~- I"--4.1..-....... .. 'I`uu: `Ru-nnnn &_n__ Anu VVHI` atner set to maa nu .. 11390 `ill Um` said Selma! Debenture- intereu, tin A .1 ..-l... Ajlu \\'IH able prom cording to the sum of In!` It`. UIJC Dull! U. And \'\`}H' the (mid '11: `With (ht: t:~ due or :.ccx' the County when-by H 'l`ownsm'p ntcd aid way ('4, And Wht.` able proper O0l`ding to year 1537. 2' any future And v.'}'a uuy 1 uturc 1 And W113 no existing Ail!` 1l.'Ln U53 HUEUIUHIL aoola annu 5 _lo proper!) the dollar on `lnm sutcicn and interest to all other r Int` u-horn which nv 1!1JO0ls1~nr1fL1.v Club l?e4'l. H ties strulgmnx Positively nu b7`u11. hem UU ULIBUHK x.` And whvr principal and as hereinntt nnnnlnl a nnn `I `ll Univ: 1 And where security or [I that secumy And u-horn uun Bckillxxly And whor Section No. - Council of E tioned by um N0. 8 at a p thatpu osc. lZll.Ipn|u an uuuv q vvvv -. -See our Gentleman's Tues, Braces 850., just tohand. The largest assortment in town. R. A. Sfephens & 00. L.____`_`._' ...:LL odnbknn `:nn Inn! Durgjusc. There ore, the Townshi enacts as (011 `I That it I: ulnwus us IUH 1. That it 5 said Corpom hereby aulh Dentures to L 3111!.) 8100 cm E menta in 6 mares ' Corporation oonntexsigne over to the '1` the purpose 9. Tlmt. Ih uuu IHIUITBL is to take ctl olce or the} have thn: pr thereto. 1 'I`)~... 1 0 ha MIIU purpuur 1 3. That 111 pa able in 81 an interest in on Oubn at? UOl'ElU. 8. That the :t and after fun:-n thn J13 II um uLu:r_ from the da payable 3' c_a _ each year m payments he A That th Jtlu On the first Junu On the first Jnnn ( C. And `fu various sum aid days of Dobcmures and collecte pen ownship of ems 0 rate! all other r 7. That 1: 3 (I the said qnirod on or `elohyear d bentures to nnnnlnl nnnn psymenw nu 4. That th tnoreof shall and in mauu VUVVII. JV. A. Many... .. "V. Oollingwood in troubled with clothes line thieves, who, not content with the clothes, but must break the line: down. I n , J2-..) I_A.-I.. 1.-.! oumm omm-n1smug nms; On the first 1 u Jan {in OI-un Hunt JCIIU On the Iiml Jan nu 6`-mg u-at UH `DC IIFUL I . Junu On the that : Janu On the met ( Janu "1 III? Uullil L rty_ m vs-vi-mg:-you n 8000ru1ng LU 8. And the and have on Juuarv. A. 7:-\Ix1noh{v\ I certify (- voopy or Hy-1 Township of mid Corpor third day of Cookstow Gggaon D .p.c';a`1"`3c`co prtnci 9.1 an aooor inf: 10 R And Hun \/ UUW DIV month. She "A ply to `N ,'Barrie.. W For COW On` inns?!-n Q)-L IBIHDFV . 11 - Township L117 R1-r1 A Ulllo luuuv Luann nu; nu... `ow vv -. The Salvation Armvof Bradford lately had allallelujah Hurricane, a. sort of oset to the North west Blizzard, as it were. T n 1|!-,L__ _._J L}. u-n:5n sun- .VOL. Jgxi `7.7n House. Enq uirc. BTU A. U .T. BAN ! 'I` BY- gm` IVUlI|lJa Luv Hausa: n vuv -.-._ ___ I. I Mrs. McKee, of Barrie, assisted in a. social And literary entertainment at the Presby- terian Church, Longford, a short time ago. i Jsmes McBride has nished his 10;: haul- ing at Mnskok-a. Falls. and he and his men have gone to Bsysville to continue the work. an n,,-__:_ n_-:.....L.... .I:..A -4, Midland Hm M10 JAUI nu vvwav l-llIHuun\-' _. -- Mr. Heath. of Alliston, and"l'1i;u" wite re- ooived a hnndsome _arm chair each, theother evening. The gifts were from his pupils. cu 11,172- -2 `D-....:.. .....a&.u-I :n n ||nn;gI SIIVU guuv vu unis:---v iv ......--_..- _._- .. ,, Mr. Francis Greigston died at Midland the other day at the alleged gge of 100 years, two months and 17 days. His wife is nearly 90. Rev. Fsthef Gibbons. of Lefontaine. paid A visit to Toronto last week, and was obliged to drive from Barrie on Saturday night to reach home. -- Us .e In! I |,A_ '|_____ IUCVU VIEW: The Bracebridge Dramatic Club has `been. to Bnyeville and "took the cake. The Indies, it is said, took their parts "sweetly snd gncefully. `I ,,I__. `l)-__-_ I--L__-J (Jun Abhnu in-I I19!!! Inns; I Rev. Manley Benson lectured the other evening at Dunkcrron on Men Wanted. Tottenham and ' Beeton furnished Warblers for the occasion. V ` I ' I I\-.._..'__-- _.\L ` ibaa Uvvu uni .- r---v---- ----- ..- V- For swinging an axe around pmuniseuousl; en the street esterday. and cutting up dog generally, Jae Mitchell spent the `night ` in" the cools:-.-Oardwell Sentinel. That will . fee their pupils id ; slang. ` ~4~' ._ The Coi_l_iu'gwoo'l Enterprise tells the story of an old lady noted for her cake making the sohoolinssters d'ow'u.f ability, who seuta nioev'oue to the Presbv.-. teriau dedication tea~meetin_g. All those` who tasted it felt a. warm interest in the-';_ maker, - It had been spiced with oaveune Stayner Sun :--Were some at ournhs to rooure good engraviugssni their laoes of ' on and insert them in the un with ._ 'I.eir -ads. `it would `wonderfully help to e .-advertise. the. town thmushout the province. sslerlups the Mail would jack kuite the little plaoe at reduced prices `these hs'rd%tunes. II... 1.2..) l'I--....&L ..l LL- D.-Al-_A III!`-A... IUI VIII) vvvuuznvua The Mowat Manufacturing Company not boingsble to make any money out of the Alliston {maple are trying to get some from \he peop e of Whitby. nu , 1 __ --I_;. ---....-........!....o-nf Han Mnnknkn `I10 KJCUPIV V1 V1 Iuvwyo The Lancelot cox respondent of the Mnekoka Herald says 3' Samuel Martin has been anifering of aynttic. It is hoped he has the sympathy of his neighbors. T '77--- - - ----nnnmln `until Ilka Qnnth Rilll "JIl.I?uw wuvnu _ --- _._`-,, Paul's. V I The Brsoebridgev ice harvest is alugoat __.I-.I I IIl|lDl0l.l VI uu: llvubluwvn-u. Here : a paragraph from the South Simooe News that 18 tolerably suggestive : "Dr. Foratena getting a. number at Indian clubs for use in the High School. _ -1 ..__.. (IL .`I......I.-.. 'lUf HID Ill VIII: 5555:: uuvuvv-u The Cardwell Senhnel Iaya-A drunken mob has been running the town for the last three days and niqhts. The woes of '1`otten- Jhnm must be almost nnbeanble- T - --- V 7-- 13---: -1 JIIIII luuuv UV nuuvuu IAIIVE-nliwuv Maura. Arthur and Thomas Boyd, of Body, are reported to have unwed a cord of wood in the marvelously quick time of nine- teen mmutes. T Next, come forward. ` -A-- 'I`A-A-snnnuunn C`. `A;-. WWII Iuouuvww. -1---, `nu..- --- .. ..- ... A new Temperance Hotel et Hobart `die- phye over the door this eonplet: V Long Lev: in dead and gone, e0all.and drink with little John. , The railway or-outing on the 3rd concession of Toy in Ilid to be a dangerous one. Letely, (3. E: Newton and his eon come near being . run over by; passenger train at the crossing. - 9-- -- -- ---- -_.'_-.' uuuunn`-Antes`-`cw """ "' """"" l""" ""` ""' "'-" Our friend Garrett. of the Bredford Witneee. has evidently e'ha.ukering after game -by -the way he pthue gnvitell. I; vrelege pf venison, duet end pertndge: . _``It in now ill e! to hye either venilou. ditch. `ot"'Pertri ge in 8005- ioeiret: ti I e iu,I$g.And a:3oy3: _vhile' `t1Ie'h'older Nb Isenecd. -Thou who A- .I..-L".h.H .1: :Iin`aizI|Hh.I Inst... from 750. up at done at llethodist lgy . ..,. Broi tum. v_ wef..u:`;ti3s` Tottenhsm so B.i edtord'to'u_ke thefii as th'e`:'amilton road Wu blocked` On theway they foundnn old men who was. stuck. in the snow and would hove perished.` had` they 2 not taken him to a "house in the neighborhood, where be; we: kindly caged for.` ,._ ,... n_:n:; :_ `l'....-;4 ` IIEIBIIIJUI nsyvu, w u... .. --, .. ~ -._--, __._ , 9 County Council meets st Orillii in J nnej-_-l and `Barrie.-iil mod. .-- Om-dwell Sentinh. `-Not, _ma(_l.`-Most-Noblesentinel, but it speaks` the words of truth and sobernesa when itesys that the vote was a catch one, for it Wu` understood when the question was up lent year that It was nally settled that thalamu- cil should permanently continue in Barrie. -n A `I ,,,-,, _ _m-__- ._.,..... nlnnbn :0! Ithn `DU ended. V . V.A sinzin skule" has been opened` at Oonlson. " ` ' Snow-shoeing is all the go at Alliston this season. Parry Sound . in talking of railway om- ' tnnincstion. _ Bradford seems dterminedwto hu'7o bdtter ro protectnon. . u , s2-A_ -1 1T..-..n Lana invented in cu Illuulu yvu uuuuwuu; vv..u....u. ._ _..--_. The following officers were elected at the annual meeting, of the South Simcoe Agri cultural Society lately hold at Cookstown :- President, E Jetfs; lst vice do, John Kidd; 2nd vice, Thomas Philips ;` Treasurer, C Cooke; Secretary. R. T. Bnntinl Directors, 0. Cooke R. '1`. Banting, R. J Coleman, D Lewis, W. R. Coleman, Thos |EI. Arnold, 9 Wm. Dinwoody, F. Moore, Ferguson Stod- dnrt and Wm. Stewart ; Auditors, Dr. W. '1`. Norris and H. Coleman. ,7 3 ._ -.._...I.......}I lo LVUITII Illhl Lln vvnvunuuc A lad named Watson Snowdon, etnoved by Mr. R. J. S. Drinkwater, of North iver, forged an order on his employer, took it to the store of John Kinnon, Orlllie, and pro- cured goods to the valueof $3 50. Before the crime was discovered, the young law- breaker had decemyed. He was found at William Bridgeman e,` near Wnehsgo. and arraigned before J nstice Booth, pleaded guilty, said his parents lived at Ruseean. and begged to be let off. He was remanded. lllmvale. , Advance Correspondence. The carnival, which took place on the Elmvale rink on Thursday the 2nd, was a grand success nancially, although there were not as many in costume as on former occa-_ sions, yet those who masked were decked in the choicest habiliments. The following were the characters represented: Misses Emma Montgomery, Starlight ; Annie Latan- ville, Queen of Spades; Ellen Montgomery, Queen of Clubs; Ellen Smith and Ellen Sullivan, Broom Brigade; Emma Clark, Uircassian Girl; Lory Smith and Annie Stone. School Girls; Moatt, House-Maid. Masters Geo. Waugh, Prince of Italy; P. Houlahan, Soldier Boy; Thos. Ellis, Stars and Diamonds; J Simpson, Simple Simon; Joseph Drysdale, Save Ten Cents; Jas. Ellis, Snowake; F. Ritchie, Sambo. the Negro; John Martin, Baseballist; Thos Waugh, Irish Gentleman ; John Kennedy. Squaw. The following were successful in winning the prizes: Best gentleman skater in costume, Geo. Waugh; best lady skater ' 11:-.. Emma Mnntanmnrv, in Geo. Waugh; beat lady skater in ccatume, 'Mias Emma Montgomery. Master John Martin was the winner of the four minute race by one lap, Ieaac Ritchie being second. The ladies 3 minute race was won by Miss Martin, of Hillsdale. There was no entries for fancy skating, but Mr. James Walton gave quite an exhibition `and cut some very fine gures, and was followed by Mr. John Martin, who also did some ne skating,` which was fully appreciated. W. L. Wilson, the populargmauager, had the rink at both ends seated with raised seats, and the ice was in the best of condition Although there were nearly 300 persons pre- aent, all were able to see all that took place on the rink. ' _ - _.. . ' L._ ll UIIV IIIJIII On Sunday, Feb. 5th, a large congregation assembled atthe Presbyterian Church to hear the Rev. Mr. Gilmore, of Vasey, deliver a revival sermon. The rev. gentleman took for histext the 5th chapter of Mark. from the 24th to the 34th verse, trom which he delivered a very impressive sermon, which was full of advice to old and young people, and no doubt will have good effect. Although it took an hour to deliver it, the congrega- tion was in no way restless, but seemed to be anxious to be instructed by so able a follower of the blessed Saviour `as the rev. gentleman, as he has been following the good path for nearly forty years. nu , 'I'\,__ \l._ llI.__I1-..... 1.` inn-dun PDUII IVA IIVWIIJ IVOUJ y-wou- The Rev. Mr. Trollope, of Mineeing, will occupy the Methodist pulpit next Sunday, Feb. 12th.` No doubt there will be 3 large congregation to hear him on behalf of the Minion Fund. ' Last Friday, Mr. Lonqmen left his horse untied while in Mr. "J . H.` Smith : store on business, when the horse started off, but fortunately was stopped before any demsge was done. More cereshonld be exercised by those havmg the care of horses. V rm... `D-.. M. `Mil... nnvn nntinn tntha tnose naving Una care 01 nurses. The Rev. Mr. Miles ave notice to` the members and adherents o Wyclie Church, on Sunday last. of his intention of acce tinq a call he received from West Toronto unc- tion, and he intends to enter upon his duties there about the first of March. Mr. Miles has been a faithful worker since he came here, and will be greatly missed by the tem- perance people of this vicinity; as he was always advocatin truth and temperance in the parish. We elieve the services will be `attended to by students from the College until there is another minister appointed by the Bisho "I"--.-.. 'P2-L Q.` tun-|:t\u nnnnnflnnhf. (If Ehu the msno. V `Honor int of Junior Department of Elm- vale Public School: , - Second Book Olus-Ma.ry Lewis 445, J amesTBarnet 437, Wxllie Fewdnn 480. . n-._:-.. u--. n_n....;. -a....:. an Willie ` James, barneu `EH, vvuuu _L'uwuI-u -zov. Senior Part II-Nettie Lewis 327, Willie Bishop 295. Wesley Irwin 288. 7 . Junior Part I1-Maud Smtth 360, John are Drowcuon. The Methodists of Vasey have invested in I new church "organ. - ` -_- -.... _..-nu-Gad go ngu Bllllop 290. weuey 1l'Wlll zoo. Junior Part I1-Msud 360, John Baycroft 321, Angus Irwin 308. Hnnhvno `int baycroru 6'41,` anguu LFWHI ova. Senior First Book--Richard Bsyoroft 266, Burn: Middleton 261, Hnrlev Henry 236. J nnior First Book--George Middleton 256, Annie Peterson 221, Hsmie Paterson 220. JMIVIIIUU \JUl'I wuyvuuvuvvu The Atlantic express pound through Allandalo last Monday evening Iovonteen hours late. ."l.`hin train is invariably late through waiting connection. with U. R. at North Bay. , L `, rm... DA. M. Rnvln m-emhad nt~1:ha '-will -preach" apecial. ncrmone next Sunday, at north bay. . The Rev. Mr. Boyle preached at v the Allnndale Methodist Church laet Sunday, morning and evening. In the morning the church wan unusually full, and _n `large number of oommunicante received the aacra- ment of the Lord'a `Supper. In the evening the rev. gentlemen preached a ve`ry,,e1cqnent- sermon on the value of a man a Ioul. and a more impreeaive sermon hne `ea-ldom been preached in that church. '-Mr. Boyle in an old veteran whit mgtermined to die, in harneep, and whether __the gulpit or out of it shows hie true Ohrictian character. The choir at thiachuroh. und.0I:...the leadership of Mr. Whitehread..crganiet;:?-hhelateiyachow. great improvement. The Rev. Mr. Boyle morning and evening. in aid of the Super- ~nnuated"l!`nnd- . -` W0, rel? $0, .19?-Mr. _..Lccker, an` old resident` of thin village,` ha`s" goue-?r'to"= the Toronto Hoepital by-the fadvioeof hie,doctt_rn hers, suffering from a ccmp1l9eticna,of,_dia-__ eases. of whicheitxietfeared hewilllueven ..re-' cover. - ` e. . wuwuv; can-go The following is vthc`utundiug' of the `pupil: nttendingat 8; 8&1 ._.l. Om, ulcqnired by exuminss_lonh_eld 5 tho! end of Juuuuy.` Some of `tho .pupilI are unable to attgnd on 3090311301 _h0__w , or dn;ing..,tho.wo`ok,ot oxunlnstion. ='l.`l_Iel nll.` ItlII_'re`ton`v~ do no: I:tllT:~N hi at bay itoafn: , o,- oww o. npuudl ,9 Mon Euminl nqncl f tillsttondingh-'-`Williu:_| Bzv-ooh; cola` srt,MaI'yGoodo. Advahoa Oorreupaxdbnoe. A . I . I _ _ __ _ __ _ A donn JII(IWUIIo _ Junior IV.--Maggie Youn , Maria Pack- rd;1`Etel MoG'iI,l`,::Wiliu;W%Iwn.7`j `A ' "f ` , *r sum! $1id,oran`n,' J `sin Watt. gorge Payn"e,0has" .lI`lipghgm,` oseph ; ., ;,;1.I.1|IUIo--uJuI5I-7- ~f__-_- Giioigb Payn, 5 Chas -Graham. - ` TI nu-.. mzm. (1 -Graham. 3 1 . , II 0luI.-Wi1lie Grsm_n; _,John Shaw, Millionrt, Wllli RqaTs,`-Ju. `G1-sharp. I nmh, Part II. -Geomo 8hsw,`_`Bertie DOW ouuron urqnu. Political wire pullers are reported as ibusy st Penetanguishene. _ ` Snowed up, is the general complaint from all places in the county. . --ee our all wool shirts and drawers at 000. R. A. Stephens & 00. h A Rev. W. H. French preachedto the Orillia Freemasons lastisundav week. ' The Roman Catholic Church at Fawkham is getting up a grand concert. . , Archibald Currie, of Oreemore, fell a few days ago and broke two of his ribs. A number of farmers in Matdiedash are getting out ties for the Grand Trunk. About sixty boys in the Penetanq Reforma-_ tory have been.down with diphtheria. The manufacture of are handles and mat hooks forms one of Ooulson s indu-tries. `John Brooks cut 23.750 feet in 9' hours at his mill, Housey s Rapids, last Thursday. _Charles Barnhart, of Housey s Ra ids, cut his foot badly while chopping a ew days 530. Mr. _A. 3. Foster has purchased .135 barrels %f_'0'h0l08 apples from Mr. McLean. of Clover VMill`ie',art, Willie lcqgs, `-Jaa."g_ura.naI;|. J I ook, Part` II.--(} f",}`8haw,`f.-Bertie Sanhlon.` Annie Graham; I-Willie ;_(:}_raham, IBo'olx-,' Part I."-V`ern`a`r Angus Frank Olarkadil, Geo. R933. The number of names on the roll is forty- eight. Average attendance during January was thirty four. Largest number. in attend- zmce any day was forty-three; least, twenty- onr. ~ . .--_..:....____._.. Cameron, Jane "Ross; Martha Wortley; Essa. council. Minutes of the second session of Essa. municipal council for 1888 was held at thecQueen s Hotel, Angus, 3rd` Fel_>_., 1888 The" council met pursuant to adjournment The Reeve in the chair. All members present. The minutes of last meeting were read and conrmed, - EU I IV as Boll--Lennox-0rd ered,lthat `the several `accounts to glnndered horse as follows: Mnyhew $2240. Sanderson $12 40, W. 0. Hand SIB 00, Molfnrlane $7 35,. constable; $9.85, amounting in all to 865, be paid. D..|l,_QnnaaI-n_'l`hAt th sum Of b8 $R.85, amounting In an no mm, uu pulu. Bell-Sneers-That the sum of $10` ground Robert Lockurd for keeping the child of Mrs Dan Hams, deceased. n..--..- nn............. ,."`I-Inf. 1-.hn lm-I: he re- `quested to make up child 0! Mrs mm narm.-, uwcawu. Speers-0hapman-That the Clerk be re- plication to the Home xn Tomato for the late Mrs. Harris ch_1ld. I r___._ n.-n 1\t.-a oh- hill nf A Stewart 'l`ornat.o I0!` me law LV1l'l- uuruu \iu_uu- A Lennox-Bel1-'l`hat the bill of _A. Stewart for bridg 011.80 sideroad over ..ottswasaga River; $34 42, and 1,000 feet of plank for covering small bridges in Angm-, amountmq $9 53 or a total of $43 70, be paid I ----nv__QnnnI-n_..'I`hn.t the be $9 51) total or $45 1.0, oe pnlu. Lennox--Speers-Tha.t the Clerk paid $25 for voters liatahnd a further sum of $75 for registration of births and deaths in this municipality. . m..........-._RpII That leave be granted to munienpamy. Chapman--Bell That leave granted introduce a. by-law for the purpose of issmng debentures for`S3hool Section N 0. 8, Ease. and the by lawebe read 3 `first time. Said by-law carried through its several stages and passed. _ ~ n.n_;T.nnnnx'.-'[`hn.t the bill of John '1`. passed. Bell-4Lennox'-'l`ha.t Fletcher, amounting to 8l6, balance due him for waiting on council and exvra. services, &c.-, in full up to `Slat Dec., 1887'. be paid. Speera-Chapman-'1`ho.t J amen Willongh- by be paid $5 for work in his division. mm _Qnnern--That the auditors be in- by DB pll $0 101' WOYIS 111 um ulvuluuo Boll -Speers,--That the ntrnoted to meet to audit the Treasurer : ac` counts in Thornton and that the Trenaurer be notied. T 1' A---.- rV|...n-nnn_'I"|\nO: mrk b ml Oonaenlea .1350 q.nwnuu.._ l'Q4|-' graph": (or Advanoeeudorl Who . like The narrow oththe I!ist.' A durnivsl at Sayner on the 15th.} - The nhry of the town clerk, Urillia, is n In _Monday in March. be notmed. _ Lennox -Ghapmsn-a-That the Clerk be instructed to communicate with the Bank of Hamilton in Alliston for the purpose of ascertaining on what terms it would lend this corporation funds from time to time as the council may require for their treasurer, said loan to be under the seal of the corporation and signed by the Reeve and counter-signed by the Treasurer. r Chspman-Lennox--'1`hat the council do now adjourn to meet at Elmgrove on first I}. T. Bmwrme, Clerk. new the Little `rs-lek Was Worked. Reeve Bill Bennett, of Midland, and De- puty Reeve Bill Ramsay, of Orillia, got one ahead of the hayseeds from Barrie and vicinity in the County Council last week, in getting the_June session for Orillia. This is how they worked it : A motion was made a couple of days before the aggregation ad- 'ourned that the Council meetin Barrie in June. This motion was made then for the purpose of allowing it to go into the minutes, which were to be read -aturday. - Mr. Ben- nett moved in amendment that the Council take no action in the matter till Saturday. The amendment was voted down by Barrie people. When Saturday came, William of Midland saw the Warden and asked him to read the original motion from the minutes as lost. This Warden Switzer consented to, and the Orillia people sized up the gathering and saw only Charles Drury as likely to kick atrenuonsly against Orillia. It was agreed that Deput -Reeve Ramsay should take him out and T k horse with him and than keep L3-- ----. II- .l:A .. ..-ul 6|: Wan-Ran ran!` .0115 B110, INK uoruu vuuu uuu uuu lruuu nvvy him away. He did so, and the Warden read an agreed. The Barrie man jumped up and said the Warden had made a mistake, but the man from Midland quieted him by tell- ing him that he could mekehis motion again and have it entered correctly. He did so, and fa vored as they deserved to be, the Oril- lia sympathize:-e had the satisfaction of see- ing the motion luet by one. That is how Orillta had to ght to have the J une meeting of the`Oounoil take place here. To eay that Drury` and the Barrie fellow: were med would expreae it mildly. After this, Bill Bennett e name ought to be good in Orillia.-0rilliav Newt Letter. Dllnquvu HI uuavvu cuvv-u--5. Arrangements me on foot to gwe a. grand banquet to D Alton McCarthy. _, M. P., at an early date. The fact cannot be questioned that of ball public menjn the Dominion to- -`- -In-In A-A IIIADA Annnrvinn `(If the honor. ca-us Boles. T . Friday, Feb.` 10.-'-Hornet, cows in calf, ` heifers, steers, yearlingl, culvert," Cotswold : ghggp, imple:nnene_I,- etc , on lot l9. concession- 6, Oro, at one o'clock sharp. Robert Flmt, proprietor. Ford & Crawford, auctioneers. weaiuzgy, fob. _l5_; -I-`Horses; cotws, etce ` hi _I,`1 7,931.! `r `,!'Rl 95] >1 key:,.'lmpl menu, hone old fnrniuire, evo., on lot _7, conceuion 10, Veep:-Q, at Minesiug at ll o'clock. . Albert Orchard, proprletcr. G. R. Ford.:notio`neor. " ` i. An - I'f'_..'_ - :'-'_-.A-'1.` `u&` 0! all public IlllI_llI IIIIU uvuslulvu ev- dsy, none sre more deserving "of the honor, and it is highly appropriate that Collingwood, the banner town of his constituency, should take the lead in this matter. The more es- pecially should Oolliugwood be found in the front, on account of the services rendered by Mr. McCarthy on behalf of our Harbor, which is essentially the life of the Town. All shades and kinds of men, of all parties, should unite in doing honor to a man who is conspicuous not only as an able lawyer and clever statesman, but also as an honest man, s sinst whose irecox-d, private or public, u0 c rgss s can be successfully maintained.-- Oollingwood Enterprise. \X- LII: SHIV DIIVIIVIIIIUDI - - - . V, Tnuday.._1"9bjnnry' 28-+_ HM_m`aVeI." `coin in ' c1,f,_..hei!e_`r;,,_ ,si'; `era, calves; oheep,- ample. menu, et.o.. on lot 6, concession 4. Township ofl.ln'iinly ll}; 12 o'clock. noon. Refresh- ments. 0..-E Fisher, propriptqr. Furd & Onwiord. nnotigueen .4 ._ : [ T . 3ndhn_r_st. _ _ Advahoe Qorrsu`pond'enos.->1 ._ , b A missionary Iel'V|0e_ in" lrehslfwbf the Church 0! Englund Dmnestic Missnoua was ` held hops on Sunday. The Re-v.;Mr. J ~u-I . of Medbnee, wsi `me sinsker The lolouljull ; w_qs well `till8,`?o and the very earneau and` eloquent sddrjss Ebb rev. gentleman was much sppr'eoissd.by t.hg.s\idj9nce.. ~ ' `A" mmmm.-nu "in nu-`faint. .m5inikh=t.he.missioh lllllll I_yPl'l'UlI]sIu U loll,lll\l.lP|lUV. `A Innvsmeuc 1| on-`foot vso1IIiI.kisthe.missi6b "of `Orsfghurss sud V-sgrs self sustaining, which is very likely to mid should succeed.` . = ~ Gontwtph n._loI?u '1`;-unpr. i`1:IU``0""B&l`l'iI'C, Che `:i>uIy"` d"s\aghter of blkor` A. G.` Bbrueo, *0!` Tuylurvule, Ill , "[ni.`olou'od with and blow married to herl lithe:-`I huuetniuer. G. L. Banks. V \JII|II'U|Io ' . The scholar: of the Brecebridge Presby- terian Church are to be treated shortly to a "bun feed. V ' ` 0| ,L 1.1.. b--.IE.....I ` Geno with : lone `I AIL D.. A nun` l'|I|..` Banquet to D':Aitvoh Itocarthy. A- A - -_ -_L 5.. IIQIIII n n ' niortons. Tho` Billing In thoABu-rt. ` e To- , . . ` rontb kits thavweek. 1'55! Rye Hui Juno:-- - -.V- Y Beef, Ber carcass, per cwt.. .. . Beef. -ndquartera, per owt.. . Reef. torequ~ rtera. per cwt.. . Dressed Hogs pen-owt.L. .. .. .. . Mutton. c-mass. per_ cwt. . . Sm-ing Lamb.` per quarter. . . . . Veal per 1b.. .. Chickens per palr............. Turkeys per 1b.. .. . Butter. roll. per lb.` Lard ne1_'lb......... Tallow per-lb....'...... .. Eggs per dozen.....'.` .... Potatoesperbug .... ...... .. P: rsnlpe oer bushel ......... .. H-Ly perton Straw per load.. .. .. .. .. .. Tallow. Farmer's Cake. oer Woohwashed. er Wool. unwnahe . ne~ 1b.. .. Flour. Hake:-'3. per cwt.. .. .. so-,0-u-onco- ouoou `u . Flour. Family, per cm; .. .. .. Flour. Pa-try. per cwt-.. .. Oatmeal per cwz........ . Cornmeal perlowt......,...... u-uatilri lII"I'\ Cowper-cwt.......... Steer ner cwt.... .. Shoe skins eo.ch...... Lam Skins each.... [)n`I'a an nh lull unu D uUuuw_ya The snow blockade on Sunday, 28th. inter- fered greatly with the religious services in the rural districts. - 1.--- .._L..- Lnamn alum Pelts each.` Wheatper bushel...-............ Wheat. goose. er buehel....... Barley per bus Oats per bushel-....A........... Peasperbushel Hay.pert.nn.....................' Straw per ton...;... D1-vssedoga .... .. Reef. tore umters, per cwt.. .. . Betf. bin quarters. per cwt.;. Mutton per Lumbperlb..................... Veal per cst. .... "utter lb rolla........... Butter. large rolla,per 'Ii`a.pn HAP l`7.HIl...... . .uo..oo- nutter. Iunzu nuns, p Eus per dozen. .. . . C eese perm ....... .. Turkeys c er in ..... . . Chickens per pair. . . Geese per Ducks per pair-.... . Potatoes. Der An lea per barrel RAIPUI ner bushel VALUABLEVEPROPERTY | Apples per Durrn. . . Beets per bushel PURSUANT TO POWER OF SALE contain- ed in a certain mortgage. in which default has been made. and which will be groduced at the time of anie. there will be so` by Public Auction. at the QUEEN'S HOTEL. in the TOWN OF TBARRIE. on z;.1i1-1;t1'a,'y: ffifidhy of February, 1888 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, by JGSEPH R~ IGERS. Auctioneer. the followin valuable property. being composed `of the est half of Lot number Sixteen. in the `Tenth Concession of the Township of Veepra. containing. by ad- measurement. one hundred acres. more or less. rm... ...a. no n.. nhnvn Lm. in 9. mndv mum. and hundred acres. more or 1888. The son of the above Lot is a. sandy loam. and there are about 50 acres cleared. The rest is tiu.bered with hardwood (beech and maple). cedar and hemlock. A never-tailing stream runs through the premises. There is adweiling house on the nremi-ea and a small orchard. manna _'l`.m nnln linnf. nf the nm-chase house the Drcxm-ea and a amau orcnaru. 'l`ERMS.-'l`en per cent. of the pnrqhaae money on the da of sale. and balance wxthin thirtv days. with interest at 7 per cent. li`nrthur nnrtimnlnrn and conditions H--.Men's short Felt Boots 'I II,