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' ' Itauaox-e1nA uuua... Advices `from Ma.ssow'1 state that the Ab inians V have captured the village of Ma. enml. the inhabitants nf whm. W..- Iaod80dInJall. On Tuesday, Constable F. Francis, of Huntsville. brought Edward Rounding, of the township of Stiated, to the county jail, on as wnrrnnt charging him with wounding his wife, Honors Rounding, with ,n knife and tiil-Antonina in Hill Inn- vvuu sv-vvvn:3 guano 3:0 The tables were somewhat turned in this matter on Saturday. Mr. Pepler, acting for the constables, who were recently bailed, on a charge of shooting Foley and Carroll, laid an information against these men, Foley and Carroll. for obstructing constables in the execution of their duty. and they having recovered from the shooting, were on Satur- day committed .for trial, the magistrates refusing to take bail. Mr. Hood appeared for the prisoners. The case will come on, we understand, at the assiaes with the cross prosecution. ' uuvcn a, nanny: n. U! IU1UI.lu' U117 U111]. IBTIII implements, wagons, cutter, `harness, house- hold furniture and a great variety of stuff, at lot 5, con. 1, Oro, formerly known as Richey farm, at one o'clock, sharp. Robert Hub- bert, proprietor. J. W. Morrow, auctioneer. \ _?___.44_ ` 1:. us. .I.'vl.u ua uunvvlutu, HUUUIUHUBFB. 1 A Wednesday, April ll.-Dra.ught horses, brood mare, colts, cows with calves, cows in calf, steers, ewes, pigs, implements, barn timber, etc., without reserve, at the south- west qnnrter of lot 13, concession 5, Oro, at :12 o'clock, noon. Refreshments. Ford & Crawford, auctioneers. W.An-.A.u Av|u:' 10 3-...-- _--_ \Il an vv xv: u nun; IILUHUIII B- Wednegday. April 18. -Horses, cows,* Vsteers, heifers, thorough-bred bull. farm ;!'nnlArnAnI!n Ixrnnrnna ant!-an .'L---n-A 1--~--- \oIo u. .1.-unu auuluuucur. I Saturday , April 7`-Cash sale of house- hold furniture, eto., at Mr. James Carrie's ereexdence opposite the S. A. Barracks, at 1 p. m. Ford & Crawford, auctioneers. Waanmaau Anal 1 I l\......LJ- 1.-..-- JILUI I U W ' GIIU UIUIIUUI. 3 Friday, April 6.-Hox-see, cows, heifers, cheep, pigs, hens, geese, ducks, implements, etc., at 101: 3, concession 12, lnniel, at one o'clock. sharp. James Brown, proprietor. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. .qaI>uI-A-vv Ann '7 fV--L __l. .1 L----A . AF:-iday, April 6.-Horses, cows, steers, calves, sheep, implements, etc., also one melodeon, without reserve, at lot 24, rst concession. Vespra, at one o olock, sharp. Charles J. Drury, proprietor. John W. Morrow, auctioneer. hum}-.. A.....I A 11-..--- L`: I -- --The maddest man in town last week was Councillor Bothwell, a brace of sporting dogs having entered his hennery, and killed off a breeding pen of imported Langshans, his `especial pets.-Major Rogers (owner of the dogs) left town about that time, ostensibly to attend business at Sarnia. ursday. c Loss is heavy. ortant work of the-season. V . . ictoria Harbor is on the move, families g out and as many going in. . 1'. Robert Ellis will soon move into" his i new residence in Hawkstone. spector Morgan has been looking into _working of the Midland schcoll. rie. match came off at Alliston last Fri- between picked men of the club. `eighton is rejoicing at the success of its V l concert, which realized over $10. untsvillc cheese factory was sold the er day under mortgage sale for $675. new dock for shipping lumber is being t at Fcsserton by Brissley and Wood. 1'. John Fletcher s sawmill at Alliston is cted to do a big business this season. r.. Gziith has been telling the Stayner lo some blood-curdling Indian stories. a Or` he Hobart qristniillvwas burned.last- ceton is organizing a cricket club for the '1`he Barrie Loan and Savings Company is paying four per cent. interest for money deposited with them. These persons de- sirens of depositing their money for short or long periods will do well to call on them at their oce in Barrie; They advance money on mortgages only. a I'I`Il Q1 :'Congreghh1o_r;9:I_ Church. W Preaching ser- `vices every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Prayer meetings. Sabbath at 10.15 a. m.. and Wednesday at 8 p. :11 Rev. J. R. Black, B. A., pastor. Strangers" welcomed. 32 -.-._-you - - _ _-`-_-v C 7 7 7 `- ' -'- ' v ""v.- 1"`y. ---Orillia productions are said to be electric light and lunatics-Mr. Van Horne doesn't consider that there would j be _ much of a. " haul in that class of traio. -Ttie Barrie St. Patrick's Seciety had an ` evening of music and readings Tuesday even- ing. It is reported to have been enjoyable. l\_:II1- .._-.I_-L!-.... -._- -V- ` ` I Aumon Shooting Am-ay. .I.I-_ ._.-__ ..-__-__L-L LN 1 Credit Sales. M The Week : Fires. - . Consecon, Prince Edward Hotel, Belle River grist mill, stables with 33 horses, Chicago; Congre' tional Church, Hartford, Conn.; Lamberts Hotel, Mount F9r:;_(_;; Chicago, Bu:-1_in n & Quincy Car`Sh'o" , Aurora, Ill.,'a.n a. large number more. 1? losses arebver 8500.000. her DIAIVL 1'2`! stggk 1213 $6. "bass 1., Jr.--Tota.l-l00-_'I`homas,By1jnes 75, George Blacksfock 70, Al};er..F_i' 65. A var-nan nfju.-m :1 n"w'u no An {mm 6REAM.--DISTB.IGT mmns, { \JLGDD L`, kJLo:"LUUal lU\f"\7UUl IU IJUGKU ! _8]0, Robert Cunningham 77, Clara (a.rruthers- A . Honor Roll. Cherry Hill Public School for March, 1888: Class IV. -Tota.l 184--Jose hine Byrnes 167, Thomas Henry 165, J osep Lenuox 159. ' Class III. --Total 245-Lizzie Boake 224, George Cunningham 212, Alice Stork 211. (TIM: 11 -.Q.. _'l*..4-.1 1:0 rvt.....n.. `m..'..1. uvuL5o uuuuulsuuux Ala, nuuc DDUFIS "411. Class H., *Sr.-Total 159--Cha.x-lie Black- stoch 144, Ernest Vyse 144, Johnny Black- nfnn I91 v up mun amucuuul LU ula uauiu. IHIDIUUUH. 5The followising distinguislncd gentlemen visited their respective homes and holidayed during the Easter-tide: Mr. G. L. Lennox, a. rising young barrister, now of Toronto; Mr. F. Henry, student of Orillia. High School; Mr. J. A. Corbit, student of Barrie Collegiate Institute ; Mr. Chas. Carr, of the B. A. Business ,College; Mr. Ed. \Vilson, .Gra.dua.te of the Toronto Veterinary College. I W51'S.sL`I i., Jr.-Total 'l'50--Orton Scythes ' 137, .Willie Sproul 115, H.ze1Vyse 112. runs: T gr _._."l`nnI lnn_l`1..mm:.. Dnnbn vllv LLV II- VVe are pleased to note that Mr. T. \V'. Lennox, Deputy-Reeve of Essa, who was for some time suffering from a slight attack of inamnlation, has fully recovered and is again attending to his usual business. The followinnr distinnrluiszlmal nnnamnn 1.u.uuuu.uuOu. UJ LVCV. U. U. \.*Jl.'lll iH.lU. `A Scott Act organization meeting was held in the Temperance Hall of this place on Monday evening. Business of an important` character was transacted and every prepara- tion made for the prosecution of a vigorous cam aign. The voters list wasscrutinized. resu ting in a. handsome majority in favor of the Act. 111 . . . . .. . -- n. --- A The entertainment in Cherry Hill school- house came off on `Wednesday evening last and was an unexampled success. `At 7.30 the chairman, Rev. Thos. McKee, P. S. I., of Barrie, called the meeting to order, when he delivered a short introductory address. in which he complimented the teacher, Mr. Gilbert \Vilson, -on his success in being honored with such a large number of pleasant faces, whose presence ably testified to the esteem in which he is held by residents of the_ section and others, and also to the appreciation which his services as teacher merited. A long and most interesting enter- tainment was then proceeded with, which consisted of readings, recitations, and a most pleasing selection of instrumental duets, &c. , and several kindergarten songs by the child- ren. Mr. Samuel Brown, teacher, read a couple of selections in the Dutch dialect, which literally brought down the house. A s elling match also took lace between the a ve named school an No. 9, Innisl.` The spelling lasted about 45 minutes, and the words were taken from the Ontario Fourth Reader. It is not necessary to state that the Cherr Hillites were the victors. After passing t e usual votes of thanks the meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem, after which `the benediction was pronounced by Rev. J. J. Cochrane. ~ A Q.-.n++ AM ....,...........a.:... ....-..L:._.......... L..Ll . Thornton. , - Advance Correspondence. The long season of winter has at last rea.ched.its close, and although we may be sorry yet, We cannot regret; its departure. Bad roads, coughs, colds, etc., are some of the most noticeable evidences of its having visited us. I111, _ . .4. --..- U, ucvxsu 1)lt\ih`5|I'|:.-JUL IU, Average attendance 60. III, - V7 LIIIV CPIUCII I10} JJQIIUL V JUU 1150 Class I., Sr.--Total, l00-Georgie Boake 0. Robert Cunninxzham 77. Clara. Larruthers- ;. Hadden, of Foxmead, has started his onrl things arenow more lively in that ty, 9 Stayner Methodists are at 3 loss her to improve their old church orvbnild one. . schers of sons; si;;1$3e*'{$i.}%};3x$en. at Alliston on the 12th and 13th inst. U. Whiin, of Fesserton, has of out 0000 feet `of logs this winter, al pine. uakoka district spring show of entire` an In!` knnu of `Ry-nnn}\I-`Ann An-H 0'14-I. wunnn BY smcon: AND ms-nuc'r zxcnwams AS LOCAL mnws. uuuun uro mu amululuuuu 0: one tarry dare. e Cnlverly hotel, Parry Sound, was ly destroyed by fire last Saturday. Lou, . No insurance. . shingle mum n 0 was burned last Thursday. Urigin `e e not known. - dwnter has had a. public examination of Iohool. That : one of tho old "time gementa restored. ' . Lguanuna LIIDUIJUII Dkllll-IK BLIUVV U1 Ulolr lea and bulls at Bracebridge, April 27th. he dain at the Toasonontio mill gave way w days ago and endangered the railway D9. April 5', 1883. be dances by some ef the Parry Island u bands are the amusement of the Parry ra::.2:.:';::';.z,;':. : .`.'`"E'".: I NEXT DOOR WEST OF THE BARBIE HOTEL; STORE 0 OPEN T0-NIGHT E1101: 7.00 TILL 10.00 0901,0011. Charles Gallagher was charged 1 before Mayor Thompson, of Orillia, last Monday with an indecent assault upon Mar Nlangan near the Russell House on the Fri y before. He was sent to Barrie for trial; ` ' Th_e Bseton World guys: "The laziest man 111 Beeton crawl: out door: twice a day. He joumies to the knitting factory morning and evening. for a supply 0 hose by the noun- :-uu AC url-min `n Ilvifn nun I-tn him The Penetanguiehene Herald nay: thin: Mr. 0., H. Lyon, of Barrie, -has been appoint- ed Police Macietrete for this county, xnjpleoe of Mr. Portridge, whose commission was re- voked some time ago. The new P. M. mud; . about nix feet six in his Itockingl, in 5 ne nght and lots of cut: end bruieee. -':1`1':'e"1-`o 1:33;; nest 'VaIey a few nights ago. Some eixteen or eighteen young men who had not been invited put in an appearance, which melted in 3 general vvug-V ---_ --- &qt u--- or u--wow ' `Tho Orilliav-Timon any-I: `:Mr. S. J. Sloane, of _ Barrie, was here over Sunday, He rgporta doing a ood buuineu since-start ing :11 that burg Of conru hev bu; Barrie in jult the place for bulineaj. MIL- fI_-L-.. II?___I.I _.., I I I al- ts. ;.|.w Jvlnsllnvw UV UIQII ZICOVUOIIB IQUUVEJ II evenin th ing of whio his wife sup rt: him. _ 1'\,._ _L_......-I_-__ T1'.'...-IJ _-._. 'X'{{J.i.."nnE3&' isi}a."'t1i3i.:}{t.o'nt come near being killed at Oreemore the other day. She attempted to get on a moving tram. She weezreeoued by the station master. The Belle Ewart choir delighted the people of Keewick a. few evenings ago. They went to the Methodist church where revival ser-' vices were going one and did good service. More big loads are reported fromLongford. One team at N o; 6 camp drew for a mile on a. bush road 75 pieces and 22 men on- the top, and another team a load of 5500 feet, board measure. T . ` e A boy was found drunk at Goldwater I few days ago. He fell through 3 window belonging to Mr. John Gray. and being threatened with the terrors of the law, paid all expenses and was released. 3` , I` II C I I -o-v -v-,:v- v_ _.-v v..----'.`--. The Cardsvell Sentinel asks: Will any honest men stand and say that there are not more drinking places in Simcoe under the .Scott Act than undervthe Crooks Afct? 0 vuuvn The vtlleftwlwaltely perpetrated one Elderi -Hartley hes, says the Oollingwood Bulletin, been brought home to a young lad about seventeen years old. 1 :1 n >0 ,__ _______ 1iA_____ --.'--vw- , ------ ~--. It is alleged that six or seven fellows openly violate the law by whiskey selling in. the township of `Baxter. . Most of the `places are nedr Port Severn. - ` Mr. Duncan died at his residence. ' Glen Huron, on the 18th ult., at the age of 81 years. He was one of the most widely knovfvnznen of N ottawagaga. T 1 II ,I , IIYBII -__,- I-uuvvu I-uv yv,vvvu The mills about Washago were shut down `.011 the day of the railway accident-to ermit the men to no to the scene of the wreo and render assistance. kv}-` --cw V--w.. .--r`-_ .. _---_ _--._ __`. `, Budding operations f1ave'comxhenced at Gravenhurst and they will-likely continue active all the summer,- so says the Banner. (`I A I (1111, wvvo v v Mr. G<.)r'(;<)vn- Grey, of the Scotch Set;l_e- ment, is in nancial trouble. Mr. Grey's cu-------, -v --V`,-V --- __-V_W- liabili-ties are set down at $13,500 and his assets at $8,000. 0 11-! I , ,,__, _I,__;_ ______ Var In oannv av cvvu vv--av The members of the'order of the Iron-Hall met at Lefroy the other night. What they didvwhas not yet le_a.ked out. A-|A _.-.. -.___-.I -.. Isonvov Oufvw -vw J v. -vv_----v-- ---. The Alliston roller rink was opened on Good Friday and following days. to give R amusement to the young folk. '_,3 _ ,__.__ -1. Sudbux to Cinnemont, are now within four vmilea o Parry Sound. They are chopping out a line 10 feet wide. ' ` _. v--n----uviv-u-w wv --- ` v----= -v---. Joe Coltier, a Frenchman, raised a row at I the Salvation Army barracks, Braoebridge, the other night, whi_ch c.ost_him5$l_0. --S _L TODAY AND TO-MORROW. 3) ; 3$"Ln' ii. 'i'512`.'y." `i'a"."'"v'r a1'I.`. studied with Dr. _ ` ey, hero. but lnmmer. 5 Luv-_-uluuy nu"-waru. u. E1;;I:, 75 : Mary Oherrin, 65. Dari! Om-l_ nnnhnn 11.1..-An A: well is": Mr. Richard `H. Power, of Barrie, and Mr. - J. Laugh-y Slam. of Churchill, having obtained the diploma of the Ontario Verferinary "College, we nd the nsmeof Mr. J .`E. Wilson, 0! Thornton. 3rd on-d-A Inna `Q nC|\1\`naun n ma.`- Oro Station. Public School honor roll for the month of Mmho ' ' 4th Olnu-June| Wiggins, 1186 ; Margaret A. Wiginn, 1018 Harmon Oronnll, 804. . 3rd au-Hngf1ARnu, 779 ; Thoma Ron 647 ' -Alfred Bell, 581; . U'8I 5 'ILl'Ull HUI! 2nd Olnue-Edvxx-`(.1 Forward. 5903 IVS Forward. 590 3 Mary A. Emma. 500. ` *DAuQ `n._'T.ii\`\n wnnxnnd `Kn . (`L-3-53.`.- Julupuu, Iv o anus vu Put 2nd-- George 200 ; Oliver Rm, 140 ; George Eslbert, 140. .._-` -_- __- __..- On Friday night last there was a lamp ex- plosion at the house of Mr. H. J. Evans, Muskoka street, Gravenhurst. The family were all in an adjoining room and did not notice the re until the house was in ames. The dwelling and most of the contents were burned. Loss about $800; insured for $400 on building and $200 on contents. . 1 The philanthropist of the Stayner Sun rises to say this little iece: We seldom feel the slightest ill-wil toward those whom we give a setting-out in the Sun. We enjoy it as a point of our hnsines. just as a doctor enjoys a delicate surgical operation. 80 those to whom we occasionally administer a . aantln Rn-A nhnnl running it with q duh.-ulplnl ' "3`.1e`i.'3o'3`o&'1'. 1'"e`323%";"3vai;:"c'iiiI'.1f:u'i l cart, and kiss the hand that unote them. 4 4., -,_ ` During the lete freshet at Oolhngwood Mr. 'Morrison s house was ooded. He was con- ned to his bed at the time. and, being un- able to be removed, was obliged to remain there, although the water stood for some time about fifteen inches deep in his bed room. A Bradford ooiem. says: One day last week the Bond Head stage had an upset, all its passengers being dumped -out. Bntfor Sam's presence of mind in preventing the horses from running, the probabilities are that aserious accident would have occurred, as three ladies were under the stage. Fortu- nately no one was hurt. l\-I1ou- - gflty The North Star says that crows and robins have made their appearance in the neighbor- hood of Parry Sound ; that the almanacs any spring has come, but with between two and three feet of snow on the ground it is hard to realize the fact. ' ' The people of Rama, Indian village, elect- ed a 00l.ll10lll0l` for the tribe lastVMonday. en- joyed a good concert by the Rama Indian Band and had a general pow-wow. John Kenoe was elected, having beaten Yellow- head and John Williams, his opponents. A drunken man was saved from death the other night on the Northern track at Orillia. H e was lying across the track and the engine of a train that was just leaving the station was nearly on` him when he was discovered and dragged D_'. AI 1 I Mr, Bettee, ex-M. P. P., has been appoint- ed Shenff of Mnskoka, and Mr. Isaac Hnler Deputy Clerk. while Mr. Henry Armstrong has been appointed Sheriff of Parry Sound and Mr. R. H. Stewart, Deputy Clerk. _ l\_.3II!- I711. __ __ 4.- I The Orillia Times says : For all we know our town may be builded over a silver mine and no one knew it. There are lots of enterprising citizens who would give-sav-- ve cents each towards sinking a test well. A I, ` I0 1 nl p looking men, and will undoubtedly make a. good magistrate, but he will hardly have time toget his hand in before the vote on N the repeal of the Scott Act comes o. CJC\C\ UITIDI. VVV OILS! Z0 IHI-IIIIIIQ UV- Part lst-j-Libby Forward. 150; Christina `Jain: "K 0' Mann (`Ens--in RI THE NOBTHERN ADVANCE Von. -The Church of England Band of Hope will not have a meeting tomorrow afternoon, but will hold one at the Parochial School on Fridny of next week, 13th. T 7 mg{1L`.ue'esI'3i st. George : Society on Wednesday night, arrangements Bore made for the celebratxon of St. George : iA2 ;a.'" , IWIW, .I ..l C C R I At- -I-Don;-`t fail to o tethe Hall to-day and witness the oi-ld s Fair, and to-night laugh yourself out of the blues. - has AM W 1`he choicest selection of sprin goods in Boots, Shoes and Slippers to be seen in the town at W. J. Paul's. ` ---There will be a sale of the old illustrated Yapera and odd magazines at the Mechanics ustitute on the 16th inst. ' - Christian Socialism in the Church is the subject for the Congregational Church pulpit next Sunday evening. 4 . nil I_.;-_._I __-._ ___--.L-,.---1 7|` 9" ` __--__ .._.__..-' V . -- ` brand new uso-tznent of Ttnnko and Vslilea. Call and see them. No trouble. to show goods. W. J. Paul. _ 7;i\?[r.T1`homas Nicholson, once of Barrie, few days ago. nephew of Mr. Ezra Bethell, was in town 5 go-13..-- ,0 `II '1! 0 * 5. H"The greatest httraction this spring for gentlemen Will be Gent : Furnishing Parlor Qtnv-A- I [M T_;I5\rVe1--;yr'pair of, Festhel-bone Corsets guaranteed at Ben Marclw, R. A. Stephens & 00. : utand. ,, ,,,,' -_.._--_ ___ _ v-_-v .---v-- wvpunnu When you have no case, abusd your op- nents a.ttorney-vide Orillia versus Barrie. ,.._._J _..`--v VV -.- --ww--nvuuu [, h'iI.Zadiea, see th:]2:eo.therbone Corsets. the beat m the world, at Ban Marche. I *|l1\| rw, ,_ __.- _ _.---- .'-.-vv-. quantities of lumber are going south by the N. branch of the G. T. ` -*GRANlH-MILLINERY-HIPENING!-- -L3k*6.ie}{.{1$ '.;{1ia.iy'o'p2.ing. this week. They wil_l be worth visiting. l'\-___,I v - T ' ' Tl --Gospel Temperance meeting at the Town Hall Sunday night was well attended. `o-:I'_, V --J Mo_1;h'e`o`E;a_5;o:1o"to_;;i1oW'i'orontoI Military School for a ohre months term. L1ai{ii{$`Iee_[u_i$ plentiful in this neigh- borhood just now. T-Pac1}i:(](1`.x1)`r2o;s passed Barrie going south st 8 30 um, Tuesday. _ 4a1-'I\I__ l!A-_L , I` C C` ` ;:e;t ;s;;;ment of` Ladies foot-' wear in the county at Paul . `I1-_!_-I __-,,, -Reviva.I services are now going on in the Allandale Methodist Church. . 0 :-Mrs. Scot Sidons at the Town. Hall next Tuesday night. " Q;-;l;x;1;gv:>;-;-IkindorgtrtenVd;- 1 puftment in the Public School. I Aurora adorned the inky on Mon- day night. T -condensed into Interdstlng rm. graphs for Advance Readers Who A Like The Marrow of the Meat. bogging is still active at Stu}-gon Bay. Stayncfs spring_.sbow en the 25th April. Midland is to have a 700 pound town be_ll. Races at Penetang last week and good nu-Q n3'1`h 5:;;.'Aon1<-Men's Buckled Wox-k- ; ing Boots at Paul's. . --uvvu m iii $93.5" ahanter of Local Emory. -The cleaning up process will soon begin. 4 'Fresh pork and sausages at Msundrells . 1 -No one yet. has heard the swamp night- ingale. 1-I-v'c u .- -- __ I T-Wednvesday genial sunshine and sloppy streets. A ` ' l --Who next will ask the town for 9. gift of money? ' ' An A u -.- . -- 1--'.ZI`hneVl(eat of the Scott Act in Simcoe two weeks from today. . - L Which. Linked Together. construct a If.-.- I..a.-..-_;.n_._ __ _- 4- _ __.__ [PAB.AGB.APHER S P1:nuILruIMs.` IUGELY nauunuu uuvv Isa UIUJUU. we V11 6 OI lllental, the inhabitants of which were favorable to the Italians, and have massacred all the men, women and children in the place. nu, uuuuru .l.\UIlllullll hreatening to kill her. .._...,.... ... --.........5 ....... ........ ..,... ,._,..._... ort. Sugar making has commenced at Price s rners. Bradford rieclub has beaten the Aurofa otistb. ' . ` get them is the question; rv . I I I rollingwood I wants ynvater-works, how I