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my I one fff snulv uruvung II DDOOEIII PO III in "5. neighborhood of Ku-kvillo. v r. W. W. 00: planted 100 near and plum trees and 50 `vino: In: full. and in preparing. to plans 800 poor `and Inn trees. and Mr. John Johnson has alr y planted nbont 400. ` Tnn_ga at B$;v;:"1{i;;a;1-we in 9. ourishing 1 copdntnon. > - ~ "' ` ""' ' """`I ' ` VP:-aioc 2 Son,I_ of Tumperuuoo are I going to have; 0 big time on` the 3rd of J ans. 1 AI '_ ,_, "Yen nia cg. 2`.ooof 'u.nI'l_' pom `qiqtrio lights at Oolhngwdodaro barely 700 candle at Cingbod bin 1th and 12:!) of June. . . V John On-miohsol`, of Kirkvillo, 1001: I vulg- sble home but suck. - `_ Ana` Loondonua` um ' mum} I V ` an-V . graphs ton-.A_dn.n`oo leader; Who Like he Dun-ow at the lost. ' Fir-oraokein `can be not n`. at . pnbli entertainments . in Oollingwood with impun- ,ity. ' ' 19!` on-mnnn BY sntcor. ntsrnxcr nxonmuu -4; 1-COAX; nnws, j; H a ad in` ,,_- _.--_- ---- vv_vv-o Fruit crowning in becoming pdpular in tho nighborhood Mr. hf ninnluul Illl -u.-- -_.I -|---- --A--- ` ""` mu 1 m1-name VA or; V EARRIE. Saturday being the Queen's Birthday the market was not so well attended as it gener- ally is. It is true that by proclamation Monday, instead of Saturday, was to be obsaervegl in Barrie. ` No doubt many farmers were not aware` of this, and hence did not `attend the market. Some grain and a con- siderable quantity of potatoes were sold. The following were the current prices of the (luv :. Wheat. 900. to $1.00; barley. 35a. to 400. ; rye, 400. to 450. ; oats. 330. to 350.: pease, 500. to 550 ; buy. 37 50 to $8.50 ston ; straw, $5.001: tnn ; wood, $3.00acord ; beef, . ,hiudquarters, 89 00-per cwt_ , by the carcsse, $8 ('0, and forequarters, $7 00 ; mutton.'9c. per 1b.; lamb, $1.00 to $1.25 per quarter; pork, $6 00 to $6 50 per owt. ; turkeys, 12c. 9. pound; geese, So. a pound; chickens. 500. spair; butter, 120. to 150. a pound: eggs. 100. a. dozen ; potatoes, 550. to 580. a bug; sheepskin-1, $1.30 to $1.75 a piece; untrim- med hides, $3 50 per owt. f arlnoetio of Pnuleo _Football Club, the" following oer_I"worololool od :- Pmidout. W-` ` Row`-ton`: 8'wr6t`-rys- . Joggph : Lotta: ;: Troamtror, .-.} W_mw'(3ook;-. .O;%|:,sin,{_: Wm. Onmnbell: ; Oomnxttoog ;:Ghu.~ Ra 9*. .0.9.l|u .~J-I.Il_IeI; Mo Avoy.:a.Barnul' "J`,Noill.' ;"1[_`|i`o club in in good shape and ii nadio, 4---- -|.-lI-...-.. I-am gnu nthnr nlnhn. st-rangers come" to our beautiful town, fbnt JJXU IWCUIIIGDJ WT C II. VI IUVUIIJ III Bsrrie to the greet sosndsl of our people. We osn safely ssy. thst in the last five yesrs we have not seen so Insny people under the inuence of drink as" we ssw on thst ds_v'. It is deeply to be regretted thet people who come from s distsnce for holiday. should so for forget what is due to the town they visit ss well as themselves ss to bring dis- credit on both. A stronger who wss in town that dsy, not knowing that some 9000 people were here.` told s cleigymsn of thst city thnt he never saw such a drunken hole in his life as Bsrrie. This is the tslse impression thst the action of Toronto people hsv.e given strsngers of Bertie. We sre ruled to have we went sober. decent ones. V abounds: 1. The (Intel for the seven! camps of exer-V cine II given in the United: Guette will. be II follow! :- v . ' Diet:-_io`tI 1, 2, 3nd 4...... .......Jnno 17. District: 5.`6end8 .........Juno24. Dmrio-`I .... . . . . . . . . . . . .;..July 1. vueveve -0- were e u - o - v e o n "Sept 24- Pmioulsg `atI;euon be pm in": these chip! ~lo the-new infI.lItl'y~d|-1'11. `Instruc- tjdm intie p _ f will be carefully given. ll!) II III "031 Iunpu Iuu. an 5..., I, i`'_ lztfne on "?"P `W ;!s:!u,.-!x49!h.,or 919!-. . N wton Roblnpon. Advance Oorresnondence. Fall wheat 19 recovenng ripidly and allaprincz grains are well up. Inc. 'm......A-.. M- rm.-- n..... ...:-...I - OIL. vv VI: II uyuvu. On Saturday, Mr. Hanghtonv Lennox_ is billed to speak to the electors of this locality. An enthusiastic meeting in ex peeted. Ml: .-`A Mun Tnrlnna `In--- .._.._L - E-.. vvvwu. Mr, and Mrs. James Bruce spent _s few days last week visiting friends in and around. Barrie. M .,'.'-_L _L,,I, ,_ I ` ` vvul-Inns, uuuv `sun 3 muscle!` 10 uuu IV. Distemper has been very had around here this spring. Scores of horses have been sick, but only one (belonging to Mr. Isaac Fisher) has died. _ .1. Henry French, teamater, of Toronto, wu arrested last Seturdayf or being drunk nnd din- orderly `and taken to jail, where he spent` Sunday. on Mondny he was arraigned at the Police Court and fined 81.00 and coat or fonrhonre in the cells. He took the four houreu T _ A,_ _ A I ..v';`:.`:::'s.*::.:;,s;5'( "-%W= ---I-1 was urinal: `ICIIID DUO WWII UP: Last Thursday Mr. Thou. Cove raised 3 40x60 barn. The building is exceedingly well framed. ` l'\_ Q_L._,,j__ In" I`! I A 1 wIvuu\|- JJDI I ID: A joint _stock. company have purchased weiszh scales, and are not up near Mr. McClellend's shop. We underatand the fee is $5 conga. In I g . ac : . -u - a It you do not w ' the liquor tune to he a political in me. vote for the Oonurvuuvo can `pen. * Thomas Loadley, of Barrie, .nd~';1a:. Ilmir, of Veaprn, for being drunk and disorderly on Saturday were also ned one dollar and coat: each, which they psid. UUUT `GUI! VVIIIUII VII I! The one of Mr. go:-en, of Medonte, for pehintgng n l:iV0lVel'- at Mnbeshnnnnhan, w io wee tri come timena f V ' Ron and judgment reeerved? ring: ns! `adamant A few dnye ago, when n ne cg and goats nus imposed.` Mr. Jerey o art y or -t e proeeontion, and Mr. Hnughton Lennox to: the defence. IF C9 VVIIUVI The St. Luke's Auxiliary to Foreign Missions will give 3 parlor social at the ; Misses Law's -residence, on Wednesday (evening, J ans 4:}: : tickets, 15 and 10. ninfnnnnnu [man |\ n A n n n u... 1:...` --...-._J L--- fin}; J }i1uI;"s`"a'..-ii1"._e_:3.'Fize Station " has commenced it; season : work. He has 8 large stock of logs to saw. A I'l._,, V I ., 'rh3l"s'c}uchsimooa News Any; :-Lt. con; Tyrwhist ha .rgt_urnod- home from big palin- mentary duties, sud he looks Ii__If lnvxpg at the ospitql agreed with him. Rev. T. W. Jollie ' rgoing, to praoix to the yonngmon of Brudfo about the '?_rookI on winch so many Iplit. : Il:II.... LL- _L2-I_ ,, A- -.... u-uv IV! urlu 0y I nu-aurora magis- trate. He was also ned 820-and costsfor carryina a revolver, besides losing the weapon by conscation. r ' The " Oi-owner's Qnes , relative to the late fire at Bradford, has resnlted in a verdict that it was an incendiary one, but who did the ring is not known. . A Melancthon Station man writes :- "Poiitics some enthnsiasmthsre, and that most of the-ratepayers `refer a yeoman to an M. D. to represent Dn erin." v Z`(V'\!Vcn:-an'.c'i\&iuaion Society has I: started at Homing`: null, in connection with tha Preubyteriun church. j, A Hosp u 3 bl: I bell next mu-ad ;l-1e-:;;k:l x:hiof,- beonunt to the " outl o"' for trial by 3 Bradford mt , HQ m I'll! lll` mgn nnnbdfnu Julio ~ The Sun IIyI`:-M ` . t B: `a, menu Sunday in towtxloit hie:;h?I. Mrgor ROROII. > ' ` 1 I - _-.-v-- -5 v-uvuu Ayn _1I fl. llgllllffr _;. ~ :mA`b0I:t -_;o_rty weter: taken .. have already been e`u_ pp]iedby the Oellihgwogd Wnterworke. Company. ` .ing_ in tli Noftavlugn. Theywould (iro- bibly be still shing if their uupplybf re-" tsrenhmgntu (bio) had `not run out.-!'4tiy`nei- ling . MCCKABTHYI ' rI--`- Samuel Ldunt, Oountv Reciitnr, 1- |9gR.0,t~I1I'n_ing Ovoer (or Wyn: Simogg, ` Ahnnt `Arlyn --5-.. L_I__.._ I__,, o Alla! 0! 3010121. . ` Lat Ssturdsy was 3 day of loyalty `in Inn:-in tn lm: uncut nnnndlnl AIID noun `DFKOC K0305 Ponce court. LT urltv tor Rucunp. I IlUl'\lpUlI.UC_|l WOW `:5 vuv I. II`_I``IID9VI 4 In the diococebf 'Lrin`don--tho hotxriof th.fG;M .*B.A;._ in 0s_:ngdjs-.'!9 have fbqn . .itI uotdvo*fnond and counsellor. ` +Siuoo'ih. *;=nuda':'- Y,o`u1`.` insusmrltion in thin -country V Grno9 9.,;`!piiitiI8l diroit-ion * :' UL IIIH upucuu. I Mr. Craig was the next speaker. He clearly dened his position with reference to the Equal Rights deputation. The story had been told, by an individual named Reid, that Mr. Craig had denied at a meet- ing at Grenfell that he had accepted the Equal Rights platform. It appears that this same Reid, who by the way, is a sort of Grit touter, went out to Grenfell for the purpose of trying to get something that might be said detrimental to Mr. Craig. It was the answer to a question put to Mr. Craig by Reid, that he had distorted and Lput a meaning to which was utterly un- justified by the facts. Mr. Reid rushed up to the platform and undertook an explanation, but he only made matters worse. Mr. Cres- wicke sustained the truth of Mr. Craig's statement, and said he could get thirty witnesses to corroborate the statement he had made. ll._ fI,-2.J._ l____|_ ..L_L-...-..I. __J L2- -`_-.. Illl IIII|lUs Mr. Craig's frsnk ststement sud his clear denition of his position. made 3 most favorable impression .on the meeting. A He stated thst he would hsve an opportunity of sddressing them more at length on the greet questions at issue before the dsy of polling, when he hoped to become their member by s good majority. Thu Ihnnnn Ann hi! A voila nf EHAIIEI HI `MAY 11- Pnusn Yuan Gum:-,-Wa, thlaiembera of the 0.M B.A., Branch 51, are alighted to have this opportunity of bidding you 3 hearty welcome to the county town of Simona. We, no Catholics, rejoice in the acquisition of a distinguish- anu-I I kA`AnA' nrnitllgl Jfnthnr 3. in A at the hour 10 o clock in the foreman. to hear and dam-mine the several complaints of errors and vmsdons in the Assessment Roll for the saiclg uniuipelity fur the your 1890. - All per-Dn having business at too Court as;-e requ'u"cd to attend at the said time and DECO. ' Dated at Barrie, the 23rd day of Mai. 1890. By Order. [I `I)'I)I'\ '1 IJUUIIWI II-IKII VI-ICII LUCY: J. IIIJUIPCI \JQVVI:II The speaker quoted from the manifesto, `and also from the report of Mr. McLeod and his fellow commissioners, to show that the report fully sustained the assertions of the manifesto, and were utterly inconsistent with the statements in Mr. McLeod : letter. The speaker was astonished that A gentle- man of Mr. McLeod's standing and ability, should in his heal to cover up the sins of Mr. Mowat s government, make such charges against such men as Principal Caven and the other gentlemen against whom his letter is directed. A voice-- Tis the $1000 he got as commissioner. Mr. Fraser held the attention of the meeting till half past ten. He was thoroughly conversant with his subject, but his thoughts came. with more rapidity than his power of utterance. He was loudly cheered during the delivery of `his speech. ' nnn:n neon Flag nnvl! nnnnlxnsu "A Arehblahon Willi. Laet ,Wedneaday the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto paid a visit to Barrie. He had been to Peuetangniehene to adminis- ter the rite of conhrmatiou, and it was on his return from that place that hie visit here was made. He was met at Allandale by a number of the members of St. Mary : Church with carriages, and conveyed to Barrie, and thence through the principal atreete to the Presbytery. A large congregation convened in the church in the evening to greet hie Grace and to do him honor. A` deputation from the congre tion presented him with a nicelv worded dress, The deputation con- aiated of Messrs` M. Maloney, Clayton, Frawley and Powell, and the addreal waa readby Mr. Maloney. ' A Anhntmnn ft-nln than II. R. A. I'll! 1'0!!! 0] mt. llluuuuy. .A deputation from the O. M. B. A. also pl-scented an odd:-en, which was read by Mr. '1`..F. Moore. who was attended by Mauro. Beardsley, Koornu mud Rogers. To; the 7 Moa't Rev. John Walsh, D, D.,_ f Arolybiahop of Toronto-: ~ ' ._ 1-r __ 15.....- III.-. KPJUIUU In vuu nu uuu-uvu V: w -an-tau.---u ed and beloved spiritual father ;'A as n Brunch of an ol-go.-uintion of which Your Graoeninfn member and"). Grand Spiritual Adviser. we-fool proud to know that one of our number. ha`: been nromo_tod- to the . Metropolitan 9`f.th_e Pr9`ina. 3 J ~. T...` cl.-. :`:iutann (.5 T.rnn AnlI.._hn Known` 1|`. I.IlI5llU IIU UIIV IZIIIU IR PUIIWIKZI P'rUI% _ Mr. Fraser, of_ Toronto. was the next speaker. and addressed the meeting at much greater length. He explained the origin of the Equal Rightsmovement and repudiated the idea that it was intended to aid either `political party. He demonstrated the necessity of the Equal Rights movement, to counteract the encroohinents of the Roman Catholic hierarchy on the integrity of our Public School system. S. He claimed to be a Reformer, his sympathies being all on that side, but he could not support Mr. Mowat s I policy of truckling to the Roman Catholic power to retain oiae. A large part of Mr. Fraser's speech was devoted to Rev. D. D. McLeod. Mr. McLeod s letter denouncing the late emanifesto of the Equal Rights Association was analysed with energy and thoroughness, and in the light of the Report of the , Commissioners on Public Schools in Ontario. The rev. gentleman's inconsisten- cies and false charges against the signers of the Equal Rights manifesto, excited Mr. Fraser's righteous indignation and he ex- pressed the wish that Mr. McLeod was there, as he would like to see him come on that platform and there proclaim himself a better man than Rev. Principal Caven. "`Ian QI\1\aa"1I- lIlIl\`." `nu-a-an FLA uv\nu\d`h\n`A lllulllltulf U `I `VIII lIIIJlfl`U g ` The meetm ended by 3 vote of thanks to Mr. Fraser an the other ppeukara. ` ;V1stt.or Walsh ;..m..... by J gthe conlfosatlon and the 0. II. 3. L2- `* His Gracevreplles, and gives his experi- ence up here when there was no real- - _d0lIl Priest. i ` ."The Equal Rights meeting at the Town Hall on Friday night was very fairly. at- tended, both politics! parties" being "also well represented in the body-of the hall._ A few ladies ~were`~on the platform. Rev. `William McKee was the chairman, and explained the objects of the meeting. He stated that both the -candidates for the. Centre Riding of Simcoe had been interviewed by a dele- aation from the Equal Rights Association of Barrie, as to whether they would support the Association's platform; that Mr. Paton, the Reform candidate, had declined to have anything whatever to do with it, but that Mr. Craig was prepared to accept it so far as its main principles were concerned. Havinc made these explanation-. he introduced Ool. O'Brien, M. P., who briey addressed the meeting. The `member for Muskoka took strong ground against the steady aggressive- ness of a dominant and privileged church, and the dangerous pretensions of race. He Dointed out the danger to the true interests of` the country by both political parties truckling to these elements for support, and contended that it was the duty of every man to oppose with all his might this truck- ling to creed- and race, no matter what might be the result to political parties. Mr W:-nnnr nf 'I"n-and-A Inna 6|.` now`- 4' eons nan:- nxnnb ' -ton. luv. 19. n. uonnon. ;ggg; ;nunAL mums mrme. `AND nommox bi CANADA om; cnrmmox V Monday, thy 9th day of June, 1890, A -Il-now W1 - nulaw VIIT I-IIU PIVDUIIIUC UL UIIU day were greatly marred by drinking and rowdynem on the part of a good many of thoaewho came from Toronto. What with obscene and blalphemone language, brawls and fights for aome time that part of the town near the Point: seemed like pan- demoninm letlooeo. Two arrests only ware made. Young lads were` staggering round the streets, no intoxicated an to be almost helpless. Such an exhibition in most din- t?`PT'P1*%hEi'119~ "9r9 I The Amhbishop replied, thanking them for the kindly sentiments uttered in the beauti- ful words of welcome. He said he was not an entire stranger in Barrie, for the first sermon he ever preached after being ordained as a priest was preached in the building now used as a school. He felt very much fright- ened and thought that every person who was listening to him was as tall as the pine trees in the neighboring forest. He stated that he narrowly escaped becoming Barrie's parish priest. He gave an interesting narrative of trips from Barrie to Penetangoishene, to Flea and to Nottawasaga at a time when swamp and forest where the chief characteristics of this northern country. In going to Pene- tanguishene, the driver of the sorry team, which was used, went into every tavern along the road, and which were as close together as milestones. He reached Pene- tanguishene at about 11 o'clock at night, thoroughly fagged out and half famished . Tn nnsnn drain. `KTAC-A--.-.---..._ L- ._:__ --,f. 91 - 1 IUT IJCIIIUO In -junior loot-cue , the Barrie Crescent: and Orillia Dete_nderu plsyed, soaring one game job. ml..- n..II....:.a-A `[....L:L..L.. l:|..-a. 1).]! 111.1. ls-`K-':F?iOlld4I ,-.01 Mr. Ouig, who are desirous of `plsoiog vghiclolytzfhin disposal on election ds`y.,-ll kifpdlfnoty the Seorotltvi Mr. J. uv WCUIBLCIJIIUIJQ * In conclusion, we pray that you may be long spsred to rule over the Archdiocese of Toronto for the glory of God and the salvation of souls. We now ask, most reverend father, your blessing for our- selves, our families and our friends. ? Q:........l .. 'L-|._u -2 Ll, - Last Saturday was the Queen's Birthday, and the flag which symbolizes the great Empire over which she rules oated over many a building in honor of the event. The Mayor had proclaimed Monday as a holiday, and, therefore, all business places, except the postoice and the banks, were open. Various games had been advertised for Saturday. and it had also been announced that a large body of Orangemen from the Toronto District would visit Barrie that day. The day was fair, there being only one little shower, and quite a number ot people from the country paid the county town a visit. The steamer Orillia brought some excursion- ists from the shores of Lake Oouchiching. Three trains came from Toronto, bringing a considerable number of Orangemeu and Young Britons, besides a big crowd of people, made up or various classes, many of whom were evidently bent npongettlng as much whiskeyas they could carry. Arnnnn tho (`I-gnnnnann sash w-- - uyuu v1---g u VVIIICQUJ U29 UUCIIWI WWI) . Among the Orangemeu who came out for a holiday we noticed `Bro. S. Nesbitt. Past District. Master of Toronto; Bro. J. Adair, Bro. Alderman Bell,_ County Master; Bro. Alderman Bailey, District Master; Bro. Croft, Past District Master, and several others well up in the Craft. They were accompanied by three bands, which dis- coursed lively music for the crowd of about 2 000 which made up the excursion. The 35th Battalion Baud marched to the Agricul- tural grounds, Barrie a Athletic Campus Martins, followed by those who were going for athletic contests. A _._._ __-II _-._n.--L-J ..-_._.. _-_- __I_A-j IUI` Dllllluuua Vvlrcao Some well oonlzeated games were played. The Barrie and Toronto Lscrosae Clubs play. ed, resulting in 2 games for Toronto, and l for B31-rie_. - T T `I'_ :...__-_ l--..---.' LL- 1).___2_ 1: ,, `Cl-II` UXIIIO The Collegiate Institute Foot Bell Club played with the Toronto Club, Toronto beat- ing by one goal. ' Barrie Foot Bell Club beat the Allieton Club 4 games to 1. T ll\|.- n.....:- `D.-- n-'n r1l..1. -._.1 LL- A`II!_L_._ _TuesdayfJ{ine 3, lB90,| \JI|lU 1 `CIIIUD III II The Barrie Bus Bull Club And the Alliuton Club played, the score standing It the end, 16 for Barrie sud 17 for Allinton. 1111.- -_-._.1 :... AL- _-_I_ 4- _u,_,_. -1 ,, EICIIUCVIIO Many have been the blessings showered upon you by the widow and the orphan for your zeal in the promotion of our good work. We shall ever revere your name and how to your epieconal authority in gun tint; m....:... 4... .1... a-.1.. n-n...1:- uuuuv uuu Iuvw nu yuul: uplucumu. Ill"-l.l0l'lBY in all that` pertains to the Holy Catholic \ Church. We hope that by the encoure2e- ` ment and the blessing of Your Grace, the nrnai-Ann nf lulu: (V. M` II A ...:'n ...._L:....... L- our I-Quin uuv III I III. LU|Il' UKIUU, UIIU 1`;-ogrou of the (Y;-D!E?3.A. will continue to ` kn -n L:-`- 4.5.... nu. uvu Vvu UUIIGII U1 `U9 $911106 ` BraI:ch 51, 0-M.B A. V ` Jonx Roanns, Ohaneellozu. AI` W. Bunbsuy, President. Puma Knuma, District. Deputy. T. F. Moons. j 1 uuuauuguay uaggcu. Ulli Ill!) IIIII IBIDIBIIGCI. I In going into Nottawasaga to give spiritual comfort to Catholic settlers there he had to go through the bush by the aid of a blazed [path andguided by an English Protestant, who volunteered his assistance. At that time there was not a single resident priest in in all this north country where there are now many churches situated in ourishing parishes. He referred to the diiculties and hardships that the Holy Catholic Church has had to endure in the different ages of the world. How its ministers have been reviled and stoned, as they sometimes are now, but that by perseverance under all these diicnlties they would be sustained. The cross which miraculously appeared on Constantine's standard was the sign of vic- tory, and it will be so to the end of time. It is wonderful how the church spreads in face of all opposition. Christ commanded his followers, the twelve simple, ignorant sherman, to go on planting the cross. Go ye into all the world, preaching the Gospel, and lo, I am with you always, even to the consummation of all things. Be not dis- couraged my brethren, for whatever dis- couragements and drawbacks the church may have it will ultimately triumph. Thea '2nnnr`I'nl-inn nun: nnlgln-.5-) 1... T7... The musical service of the evening was capital and was as follows: Sacred song of welcome, Vivat "Pastor," Full Chorus. Soprano Solo, Ave Verum. Millard, by Mrs. Dsly. Duo. soprano and bass and tenor and bass and chorus, Tantum Ergo, Rossi, Mrs. Daly, and Messrs. O Meara and Clay- ton. Chorus, "Laudata Dominum, Bull Chorus. ' A:..-_ LL- _-n-_9, , - ".1 9 u short pet-iod :ten years, 130 branches, wit]; over 6,000 members, hnve been or- gsmzed. ' II'..'..... 1.... L--- n__ |_I-__2,, ,1 q rnvstvd VI VIIU ' I be satisfactory In litlfln` nn;n:u nut: Av vvnnn Illllll-llQUU.l uuuulpu. The Benediction was celebrated by Very Rev. Father Rooney, of Toronto, assisted by L Rev. Father McCab_e_, of Floe. "Fl... .-........-ml ..... .. .. 4.I.- -____:h _, __,_ . OTICE is tings of Munia-irm'ity 4 `Inn-v ILUH inf` \ lllvl 5100 After the service in "the church there was i | a reception at the Presbytery Watch vlgllan where the Grit cor- ' rnpuon mud in . b IV IVS IJCIIIV CIIIQ If IUI` IIl-UUIIO The crowd in` the park to witness these games was 3 large one. The pleasure: of the QII IDEA flli Innimnal "ii! (lD`n|::nn nun` 9I.vw_u_, Illll. IDIIIIIIUU nuu Uul: [l.'l.6ll(ll. ` Signed {on behalf of the members of ` I-A-:4`: K1 D A __r_._____ The Queen : Birthday. W.WJ. Valeau has been appointd assistant postman: in place of _M._1-.' Q; Mg- 'lI|.a._-...l- _.L.. I.-- .........;...`I 1... 0l|."_-..:.~. ..."a`.E;n' ;.3ie.LZ;2ZI"sn" $1.332? Li'af5 "c':%`.?'n}`.& Edwards, who ha removed to Togongos ,. ,_.._-a -- uwwu-` vnv-Iv\oo --T-County Council opens 31: Mitilend next Monday evening, at 8 p. In. -The See Flower took n company of seven down the bay eehing on Monday. ._'.'I`}-In -n.-._6|..l.. ......_.:_- -2 u, , 1 Mrs. Biddle, 0; -'i`-;;r:;;>, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George May. 1" C Menu. Fre-d1," _ Henry and .Art.hur.Freema.n, of Toronto, paid a visit to their old home onxhe Queen 3 Birthday. |'.l`hoae of them. who are married had th . wives with them. J.` IIUKH Ul l-HP b VI: of Ih Tow Year 1590, wiil be hgd in --Thcasigev-;c'>r the new Mechanics` Insti- tute building is being cleared. t'1___L_ II -I Boston Hnsical company. This company gave a concert in the Town Hall on Monday evening to an appreciative audience, but not large enough for the excellence of the entertainment or the merits of the company. Byron says, Women like moths are ever caught with glare," and too often a big house is captured by bigbills and outside display. Barnum s show bills are often better worth looking at, than the things they are intended to repre- sent. The concert on Monday evening was one of genninemerit. The programme was well selected. and nearly every number was eneored from honest appreciation and not from more formality or courtesy to the per- formers. Tn! ADVANCE congratulates Miss Fowler, Messrs. Ramsay, Ularke, Giles and Cameron uponthe very favorable im- preasi_on they made. --Voto for the ` II who will divorce the church u`-om tune. IAN? IIN08 `Ufa! -.-. .-uvuv-vans. QIIII IW chapter or I.ooal,,nIatory. -The nights are null cold. -Big shower at midday on Sunday. Vote 101' Crald Equal Rights. --Town Council on Monday evening. --Hea.vy fog early on Tuesday morning. ' -Conrt of Revision on the 9th of J nne. -Loofere corner in well lled every 101(- ing night. . u .g. ---Dr. Morton is to organizing the fenoo round his lawn. .._ --- -cu-J u-an-Joanna VII AIIUIIUCJO .--"I`he monthly service of Sacred Song in the Congregational Church, next Sunday evening. `v --. - -Ne:t T-l.lllYld&y the good and true men of Centre Simcoe will early vote for Mr. Arthur Craig. HR. J. Han 1-onto, has established an agency for ge '3 furnishings, with mcbrady & moor . The Outlook With Meredith. This is the last full week of the Mount- Merdith election campaign. The outlook is altogether with Mr. Meredith. He is making a tour of the Province. only equalled by the progress of Sir John Macdonald in 1377 8. He speaks to thousands every day and his addresses are such as to make many converts to his side. Personally he is the most forceful man in the szht. The Mere- dith candidates stand to win seventeen con- stituencies and to lose four. The Catholic vote has been conceded by Conservatives as solid for the Mowat party and therefore as not able to cost Meredith any more votes; whereas,` on account of this soldarity, a large number of Protestant Reformers are making up their minds` either to obstaia from voting for the Reforlncandidate or to vote for the Opposition standard-bearer.- Hamilton Spectator. PARAl}B.APHEB 8_ rnnum Pnmri ass. Tuesday. J my 8th. Junior L-~nvin and Puss. Matriculation, '[`u:slay.July tll. .~`.-nm w v and Hnnnr Matriculation. l`ucaduy,.lu 15th, 1890. WI `77 J (`., MORIJAN Primary or III uuu fnple farm nan. Ii'In1`sr1z;-eigtvl-1e'British Empire Mum: sud get 20 per cent for your money as we! as insurance on your life. , ..-. -.-vn Beunember that by electing nleuru. Patton and Dru V, on perpetuate the sins _of the Mow ovc-rnment. Show vour dls proval of the scan- dalous Parllam Buildings jobbery. by voting for t r I no Mlscampbeu. -A good many ol residents of Barrie, now livxng in other places, paid a visit to the town last Saturday and remained here a few days. -We are pleued to learn thst the children of Mr. Morgan, Co. Inspector, are recovering from the attack of scarlet fever, which has tsken its course through his household during the put 5 or 6 weeks. It will,however, be some time before he is freed from quarantine regulations. There have been, we understand, several more cases in town. M "Robert Simpabn is much better and i in round again. '\ -The Council magi: last night to appoint a. deputation to meet His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaughb at Allandale to-day at 2.40 p. m. moore,_`and {tie}? your laundry of \J3\a\Jll VVLIIII Illblll CH C ' 11 every monday for eacription, returning it on saturday represent the best laundry in can a. mcbrady and moore. Uongre2atxonal Church. Preaching ser- vices every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. In. Sabbath School at 3 p. In. Prayer meetings, Sabbath at 10.15 a. m., and Wednesday at 8 p. in. Rev. J. R. Black, B. A., pa8.tnr.., Strangers welcomed. 32 "The Barrie Loan and Savings Company is paying four per cent. interest for money deposited with them. Those persons de- sirous of depositing their money for short or long periods will do well to call on them at their ofce in Barrie. They advance money on mortgages only. The Silk Hat, Simmons, the Hatter, is selling for $3.00 is a Hat as ne as any 84 00 Hat made. For an extra grade Hat his $4.00 Hat is comparing very well with any 35 00 Hat sold. Yours to try him and be content- ed. You are getting direct; imported Silk Hats from the makers. -Important s at the residence of .Househo1d Furniture s. De Blaquiere, Peel street, on Tues 10th of June. Fine Steinway pian "l rge library of books, handsome bro e I k. magnicent furni- ture of all sor _, r e ld curios and valuable pictures. Sale at 1 o'clock. Te: ms cash. 3 I11 I -F;iel1da of Mr. Craig, `who are desirous of placing vehicles at his disposal on election day, will kindly notify the Secretary, Mr. J. F. Lennox. urlz nEvIsIoN"A'iB' APPEAL. {$1.06 PER ANNUM IN ADVANOI SINGLE OOPIE. FIVE CINE. 3\n}RIE, Tuescgy. Juno 3, I890. commencing at 1 o'c1oc p tn. on Thursday. Municipality 9`? Barrie. July 3,; %a96 s.__ I890. Gmonem w. mun-r. aannxgrrn AT- torney. Solicitor. Notary Pu uo. _ on E Bank nf 'l`nnnnIvn llnlhll-up. llurnn `in-Iv. '""t1oum W. U)UN'l`, BARR STEI2 A1.`- in BanT3'i "3'i$:tsr'BN3:i'l"}mP`(l::::i ` r o u n . _ 3 3.&rrio.0ut. 1 . any . ~ THE Entrance Examination will be held at the Collegiate Institutes 11 High School!- ...----"-""`% RIANVAND ASS! ANT lemon. I uv. Applications wi be received nntil ` gA'wRDAY, JUNK. `rm or theponition of I Librarian and Assistant 8 retail? to the Barrie ry 31 0 per nnnnm. I Mechanics I nstiiute. with prospective ndve . Application to. be '``` ` ` ` .21. rnmroawa; 22-23 ' S0__l;0tI|!7. from the pix-emiseu 21. Pan. 9. Ore. on 91- about the nth or May sorrel mere colt. 2 with white ce. Any one giving id. , ; r?.'r"...'. mou as [0 her w ereeboute will greatly oblige the undereigne and nnggne decnimng her after this not a will prgzseoutgd, ANGUS M cKAY, wketone. 259 | 1 msm AY.-8tray 001;?` the undersigned. &._ Mumcu>ALE[ or ma. E` at. 0IIR'r on nuvnsxow {mo A13r'hA I.. I NOTICE is `hereby wen that the am ull'.tibII`lJ| Y of me Court. olpttevmou for the Munici- { ,;`9(;`5"N;>' `Eh: '_l`Jo\1vLns_l}1p of _lcst, `for _t._ho__79I.r EWNUE EMMIMTIUNS -u ucn cuy `V31! lllllil Ina VII IIFUIIIIU 0 '1'ownautu`;?Y`1F"?c""t`h:1":I a . or e _ held pt Alexander Stewart's aim. he Jownsnto ot Essa. on .. - LI_ .1 ll 0 h 1 `uurlno ~ - w -v oouwcvcuu-ow IJVIJ WI VD IOUIVI. n in the Township ot.Eua',' on Wmmmmmmmw 0'0`0(3k, hnn 6.. L--- -.._1 3-4.`-.- ..- LI__ O'clock, 0mn`aiu 99' ment 9 Year 1890. C noon; to and detoirw Roll t he 0' ts of errora Quad 6 town. the lbah TB` Ordor L RA .3]! h A v mluionnii H-- or the Iald Munioippmy. requ`re`gD:t16aDv({1;;: .b;1t1::n::dI.t fthi ' ooks ' ` ,9-'3 .:..,.'-- .` . "-."y. 3 .'_ V V uvv-..- , mrm. l`o a suitable pen I lgn $131 yegr ound. _B y no u 9 1' - . M 1| I A? ' Mon P. 5. _______,___ 'I`ED.-A trustworth younk woman to WA5s|a in household mien on 5 small ood wanes win! he neroonsll or by hornton . nuinabl , round. .`.`Z`2 .` .`, . ?u '.'H. MAR _ Hum- Leonard Jonas, mine,` on `he 2' 0: M 37. U! unsun- HvWl'l".l` -At tlig 1-edenoe of M by the Rev. W, Bum Qunen's HoI:'al,M]u?v"""`to Dro- llzaoeth hewitt. of the aamg ym';": Mug I Illl.'B\.l1l_yg or u Loin Barrie, Maw/`27t.h, 1890. Wlbll their hat I I-I-n. NIILL--ARM8TRONG.-0n the 24 ' ` I Rev. M m. Miler Magrsth. .r(tsl(:t!;';`~'.f githe Church. at the home of the bl-Ida . F1 0 nlop at , Abraham John Lira?` Innisl. to Tamar. eldest duughge, Q: jog` Armstrong, Harrie. ]I`owLltY--GRAHAM.-At t ` ` . bride's brother-in-law. .`.'f},': t_ "10 22nd inst. by the Rev. John 3 `G23 the up Joe D11 "'!'yv..t K19i!!%0n.'und';d.I:I' NEW LOWELL, L_' cc5UN:xL. :aoo1v.I:, mums Imixmluns. Tmmsmv, FRIDAY in Euvnnu. DwLEY._(ZRAHAM.-1w I nauluenue (It Inc an Essa. on F. Gorrlu, Mn Jog ph wowney. of Kingston. and mu Mary Graham. daughter of thelato Samuel Graham. _ __ AI. Ola`; nnnrlnnnn A. (`I- VOL. 4 ED 8 31:111.. 311%! ELMyALa -7-___..-.------ -~ A ,, NE W ADV lI'l`l8El|IEN'I`8u _ 7 I, , in the eajii Town of Bar:-16.. on lnesda%y,_Juno4. '90;j! ;- wZ 1-! d I` ` 1% 3 N'l`E!).--An expe e non. Iervsnt; ; s's23i.%`.% s`5u.fz:t:'z`i:%:`r'.a W111 cadre; the mentors ot ~ .xxx1x. No. :2 v7I?o*I.?:1T: snamu. Wnsusv. Proorlotnr. V ,.lu 27 J. 0. MORGAN .a....4'r.-rn. anon D L1 1 ,.lIu_y cul- 3% .n_nf a;`::%sa&%m"-;2:a:1;g;a;;?"a -coUR'1f/or- hereby nven that the First Site ? mm C rt of Revision for the` at vkn 'l`.\n-nu Al Dawn-In fnw tho I 4-4; vs mu. 9 H. BIRD, Clerk of the said Municipality T M58 p.'m.. and &{7.30 pan.` at 2 pan. VIN: OI IIBVIBIUII I'll` LEG .A'1jowu of Burns for the -ON-- IAN P. S. I. an over IIIVIII pvuuuv Jun. .. -532.; 99951.7; s.s`!i3'9w3r335Q6b-3'? it-o_ l9a.;vi9!%.91':_9!a!;>!nnhtv, ~ :5 -an 3'13... - hWI7v HUI Three or fair` place : were but-gleriud at, Steyner Int Saturday night, (1701:), money and property taken. . . Mr. F. J. Ssewiyt. end the eporting cam of the u'epar.9 went "to VeueVleok~-on Fridgy-T lest on`e.'shing.e_xp`ediuon.- They? were euev oeeelnl in: "ottoman" mite 3 number bf ne `piokerel. V6 `edidt Funding .~9ne which "weiuh*.. ed over eeveg rend` &;lr.:8.- one'weiuh.- em-eevlv; <*e'!:.*..*-.e."=.;:'3: :.'. 1e. - _ VV _-- 7-`:- 'I`{1_1y s reviaiori oouft Lon thq 31st in to be held a`t'Penet:ang. II\L--___, (I n n . I... -. ` '.l;'h; Pat;;tanp-"lE.Ic;1`-atlc; wgzisyjawz` :`u"Gnrden ease in being planted now a day's. Down here they are sowing the seed for garden lass. ~ - AV Muekoks Falls men has invented a. horse collar that can be adjusted to (it any horse. * ` - The; Maganetawan Band of Hope. numbers 45, and the I. O. G. T., 33 members `at pre- sent. A hope is expressed that the chief constable ` at Roueau wxll enforce the law against the boys gunlcy of profane swearing. ' Somebody bdrokov into the_ Gravenhut-at post office last Saturday night or Sunday morning, but did not succeed in getting any boodle. T"wo'or three alarms of fire at Gt -avenhurat last Saturday and Monday, considerably ex- cited the people. - ` `I , I` `Y LA ,, V, ,, I I I9 V MzrWGc:w(s.r Nottaws, is proud of his grade cow. She is 3 beauty. III. A l\ `I ' , II Mr. Robert Paul : new house, at Fever- eham. the wells of which were nearly half completed, were blown down on Thursday night. Nobody seriously hurt. I'D LL UVII-owvu Gilli! -wvvwvu Some Snnnidele fermeuheve plowed up their tell when {or eprlngorop planting. Creennore it. likely to me e t'en_ner'v. _ ' The poor Inen e court :9; New Lowell In dwindling down to emsll prooortnone. A o`or- reepondent ol the Stnyner - `Sun iayl, whtle the court 'wn'e held no Oreamore the onset averaged 860 e year, at New` Lorelle th`ey"nre only I501 year. \fVhet_'w,ill the do? 'I_`h7-3' pa_.y 25:. _'an hour for hanldlig lum- ber and `loading vessels at Penetang. ` ` mm... ..a....__ _:_.1-1- . n . 1 - - `- -~~-~---.., v v-v---v v-v - -r---v---an . I The strong wind ' last. Saturday raised the, water in the buy at Panetang two feet, which plnyd " hob wnth the boat-houses. H rlhttenn in in higlx 'oln.lrel'me\(r.er the success of a musical and literary entertainment lately given. - W;l;l1H;re who 1 grand` display at Elmvale on Saturdsy, if the programme was carried Ion:-F % The Midland lacrosse boys who went to` Collingwood on Saturday wore Mlacempbell hate. East Simone is expected to don one of `theume nor: on the 6th of June. V _ __ -.. .__.'_._.=_- ii}.-R..r.i. I. w. my & 00.. -Braoebi-idg, have nhipped this` spring, 6,000 buuhell of potatoes T ' ' O A :2 II ,,_;, J`. ;___,__L' ;'_ LL - l The Penehng Hora!d,I'sys :-" Mr. Craig, l-the Uonuervutivo candidate for- the. Centre Ridimz, ha been through Tiny conducting .3 peruonsl canvas; amohgu the farmers with oonaiderable m'oo9u. ' ` -. - __._.q_. vv ---cw -nuvun W expected the the 12gb of July will booelebrated_in gundityle gt Alliaton. ' I TI:-;dhl`Edle::`l F;-ee 1__ I`::I `joy: ::-R0pa|`t reeo wn `on my mg . at to soon I- 'metion, that F. G. M. Fruerof-`Victoria iidu-beg, ':ndt'1`oby thedlndieng, ware drown- OI, Du "pose to e ' t eir e was found upset` of? mint : Tomb, that it 13 to be hoped that the occupants reached land, - T :I;tI1ea Fleming. Registrar of Peel. has bbelli appointed Returning -Oioer for Card- we . - - . The net T proceeds of the Penetsng band concert were $40. . ' - ' 'Zl`l`17oWh&)`onn_tono- 1..-mm hnv'e shout `finished their spring work nnd are now watching for` rennin. Nothing from Goldwater but politics. Mr. Hsnnn in building a brick house. at Ornighnrst. `~ -tn nu . c - c---- -- -.-... V - vvvn --:v w- ---- --- -- vuuuw A Mr. Alexander Leiahman. "of ' Longtord. was presented witha gold watch accompanied by an address last Saturday, evening. ae token: of respect from the Longford and Por e boy: on the occauon of hie leaving Long ord. ' Considerable damage was done to property in the neighborhood of Longlord by the gale on Saturday. Several boome were broken and the logs scattered. T ' A,J1minaVnn n[dnrnor scribe nyl. that Mr; David Gatnmqn killed eleven skunks nt one volley. That has 3 rather strong ungll. I I I - R T ?r*u'e M8563} i1;ri{i;'LiZus$? blag. Waterbury caught :18 pound tI`0l10'MI'thO % Fork: a few day: ago. . ~ ' % I K E "3' ., M; _Brown will "preach to the Royal Tqmplartot Braoebridge `on the he nrni Q V "B:1~r;z.l:':-0 lave bon operating at Sohonborg, but have failed to make much. W `Some imp Boston. stat table. -_-- ----u -vyav GI zllllillllo rovomenta are being undo at the ion, among which in 1 now turn - VV.,,'_._.,_.. , '1`he_popnletion'of Creighnret was increased by one on Saturday` by 9. until "sized stranger being added to Mr. Walker : family. ` - I)_!_-_I lI,,_. AW,