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_-:.___._> P ANOFOR SALE ata bar desires to (H3! ose (uo chaser) of" piano. nishe improve-.ment._ as good 4 new. For further. Darticularu undress b 1. ADVAMJI: OFFICE Vin -A gent}: man terms to suit pur- with every modern l l n rv-In .6 1'1 ` The new Presbyterian church at Nicolston will be obened on the 18511 inst. l'I' ,,, I AlI!_L-_. __-___!,j --v---, V. v-___ _vv- Revival meetings a1z"'1;t;:>;'nton every nigint, and lots of converts. _; ` `S-0-111:`!-1'i1"r1-<:-ra;`l:"a'r':bx1era Institute will be help at Bond Head on Tuesday next. ,_.___-_ _L n.___:n. ._ u..- --vwr -. .__v__ i.._,_ - Anniversary services "at Pezxville T on Sun- day and Monday last A , n_LL__1 ___n_-__ ..-_.:1_- _-_.. `It- 1'rr:n:-... ----J - An Oakland valley scribe says Mr. VVilliam Shaw. of that place, is the happy father of another pair of twins. How many twins had he before? And in he really happy 1 _-_-J _._-_ Mr. M. Gaviller bu been appointed by the N ottawuaga Council the township en- qtneer. - A I I I ,,,',_-j _n_ `l'I__L_.. __.!AL qouuwvcu - A band has been organized at Beeton with a. full stock of new instruments. ' ' .1-{0:V'."l:)-l:.'b;l:l;&,`:)gF0:I3V-[`;;'l'V. dropped ` dead on the Tat:-ees at Beeton on Monday af-' ternoon of la.at:we;k. The memherellofvfthe English Church of Lisle held their annual concert the night be fore last. A good programme was provided. ; . Oollingwoodis int c;ai'nival of te aeaso to-night. ",3 1:..- 1-r`_n_ -2 n-1..__--.: _.-.... Uwma.--u Frldav lnm'n'uR. 26th ult. the Wife or C '1`. uunter. P.M. Painowiol. of 3 dtughter. . rm--.\t 229 Major street. Toronto. on Dec. 29th. 189 I. the wifrs `of Wm. Smith. of Knox` Uobege. of a. daughter. . NETT --In Detroit. Mich. on F1-iduv. De- cembe 12th. the wife of Mr. J amen Jennott n0 :1 onu-hrnlv _ ..\.~...,.... A _ . Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of Colngwood, were made the recnpianbta of a dinner see and an address on the occasion` of theixf depagture from that berg. ' an 0.1 I I an (N I gnu... v--- ._ `Mr. Ma1L}5In Smith, pedugogue of s. s.` .No. 5, Oollmgwood township, will preside over the blackbogrd at Pretty Rwer Valley U. S. S. No. 10. next year. ~ - Tottenham Collector's Roll hubeen return` ed to the council. $2140 were gathered in by the collector while defaultere got awe `with $39.66. . ` - . . in on 1-: 0. 0 I 5 .1 l `J-(`)`ii'.;3;tii'I-`tidy, `Mr. Evans..]A?1-incipal of the `the Oreemore Public School, was presented with a choir and `the customary address on the occasion of his leaving Creemore. V_ Last week Mr. R. `Ezigar, of Avening, while working in the woodl. fell and dialo- oated I couple of ribs. , _ . ' . u,-"1:vve-x:;-`ei:`z`lxt_z_o'a.x1wciVidAafeu wrote it the en- -trance at atayner last week, \ V nu rlv A an , , , - In ,__ _.,,,) `I',--L_~L._A..` ....!II w----- -v ----' --w- ---v- -. -_-. The West Simooo Farmers` Inutitntd will hold their first meetmg of the cotton "in Allinton. 3 The other day a train of empty oars ran in. to thlfee OOWI on the Medonto trdmway, neu- Culdwater, killing two and iniuridg the other. 'l`wo box can wete wrecked. - Oonuervutivio convention `at Stayner on Janna`-y 12:11. T - A ,,, _.A_ __-__._ _:_..;. WmT1;;ui:l'o5":` i(`u;i`<;e:, while working with his brother in thobuah, met with 7: Ierionl accident. While Ikidding logs he ll|DpOd,- and on of the:log| rolled over his` body onto his head. when it stopped. Rein reoovetiog. ` ' -_n. -1 vs.-- 41-..: I'I":_.I. n-L--I,`.. ..- to the Electors of vxyfunla WARD O Invvv wuvuav Dr. Forrest, of Brsdford High School; was progonted with toilver ten service and an ad- drau at the town hall otthut place, sytew ` Vdaya ago. He goes to Strgtford to assume` the duties of; poienoe manner in the Collegiate Inagituto'hbrb. A . ? nil two! the ounty gppir 1:6) be . Qing Qhdntmuu by getting : married, jg; g__:f:ou_| thq county paparu. 1 , . Em Simone Farmer : Inatitntofrneotlnn thu.2_0t,h an'dA8lotAoi Jgxggny. T L - .I._ _-._L..2`_..L-J` we won unaouu ox u.qnu_:ny. . Thy town sud. townllii jointly contributed 818: Mr. Plunkowu exohequer in settle- ment of iujurien to himself and buggy A /few weeks` ago, caused by ovfallen limb of a; tire; on West street. -,-X-Orillis News-:.Lepter. * g A 01: \I'UUfU Ill _l.`III-IOU}! VV_DIuI-II-log VI VI-In-Iv Qwere hauled n ' thepthqr dayion 9 charge or .%:';':.;`2:E:=.R23:?:?..".`:?: %9.'?:..:::f oulrge ox Iuuug uquu; .w a.uuuy,nI-I )5-5, av` of `vfuid `thy wt-._`tiue,d. 1.00 9:! ,2;-ontha-.. 8hi*(obE*`tho`90 dsyI.'- ` ' I , .._,`1 "I.fv.3 n..'.0-4' .d.`L-.'.i.'rI.'I-7-I.``I-"-'- ua rn'~.'.w rvI\...u.`.....' r ` \Il'V'I vulluriluv uplun, ml`. vvv. .n.uuuvyv. was town" Monday and vmhhia fur con _u_:d on; `now which bore Iloh n to"- 'G;};:;;L3f'1}}:L;'vQ;:; L?bnlia; ~ pg`-A In.-cl-A and tin: nthnn rlnu An A nh-u-an nl-~ ulrwux wnuppl ugyug . , ;.%'..g ? 0r'o'*I v'o`horible`clo1E" MI`; `Tudhope, n... > an L--our Ila;-I--u g-I u-qoIn'. `J. `nu nnnn `jeuiblanbe `to the chIldreu IChriatmu frirnd that 5 mole; fellow [ran up to himvmd looking npinto the kindly-face. liapbd, "I511 00 `DMD-Vj to Olilith 2.3 -Orillia Times. : OFFICES O LET. . N the new Mechan s Invti ute Building-. also a euimb`e hnl for some ice. Appay to i. J. FLEICHER cretnry. 1-4 -------J `-- _.-v- _V-- - ~--`- J am?! Forrester. from near orillia, went to Toronto. the other-"day and started in fur a. high oldntimeh, which ended in hxs having hi pockets skinned one and his brain so muddled that he" cvvuldu' tell who did it.` v l"I I -- w..._--- . v---_.._ --:-_ | V A 'miull pebble gat into ;ne of th.eT water ; works _'val,ves at the Presbyterian church. ) Orillia. .and- in consequence the "water gave [tn-uh : vu--u TJake .GandauI3 `will ope}: `his hotel: at Atherly -on. New Ygarfa day. , - Elli- _-._A.4.- The pupils. in M1`. J H. Dav:-y a clam in I the Mechud1ebSunlaySchuoleoalledun him last Thursday evemng and presented him wuth a beautiful cup and saucer.-S. 8. News. ` avv-v-1 -Rev. W. N.`Ja.mieiou, missionary from the Northwest, pyeached mussionary sermons on the `Bond Head circuit last Sunday. y--vv..v--w- -.--v-- -.. - -7. WV`. The Brace-bridge Fine wCompany s cuncert. \ last Monday was a deaided success. A ,1 ,,:AL _ _-___1___ IILIU uuuu LIUDU. uuUul_u IOBII uuuuuyu Aiuniveraary uervlces - `of Bracebzidge : Methodist church last Sunday. ' C ,_,,4 ` I-DUI! blL"I\AIn, v u u v - _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ . V . _ -. Mr. Ingram was presented with a. regular outt: by "his schul sra on the occasion of ms leaving the Braaebridge. school to take a sim ilar position at. Manseld. -A `P1 L .. -;. LL- -_L_-nnn non-an of ..... ,, _______________ W _ ,, 58 candidates at the entrance exam. at| Orxllla. _ ` ' 7New. Lowell" `has two stores. now Why not get _moorporatedA as a town name as Alliston ? i6\WuALI,,1uunsu9V, M. 1, IJII day. Bradford M023`! "School ire opens on Jan A any 701:. _ Tesmeetimza all over foounty to-night. A Bradfofd skating tin opened Christmas -_J. Mr. H. M. Hicks, of Omemee, has received the appointment of head master of the Brad- ford high School. . Owing to the high wind on Monday even- ing last. a number of chimneys were burned out. Some lnde who saw one burning furiously . rent! the fire bell. The remen were called out, but their service was not required, use a snowball cbrigade put one out and the other burned until all the fuel was exhausted.- Cullingwood Bulletin. T I ,1 'I'I,___.A_,,, _ ,, _ ____ A horse belonging to Mr. Curd. who re~ sides a short distance north of Beeton had its leg broken by a kick from another animal 3 short time ago. -2 I1_1I2__-,___.I L-.. I Beeton Sons of Temperance are going to M take a sleigh ride one of these days. It us to be hoped that they will be able to keep warm without 5 drop of the crat_ur." II I` I TL, __ Mr, Ed. Pleasance, of Oollimzwood, has became heir to: fortune, and has gone to England to get it. ' 'I`I.... \l....nIn....nn- lrninhlt A` the "r-nh Gill . nuglauu to gun un ' The Marchmont knight of the birch was presented with an address and a dressing case at the end of the school term, on the occasion of his eaving for Bradford. -nu. '~.`. ` -an -any nu.-V-.. -_- _-...._ _. Moses Hewitt. of St1;r:g;on'Bay, has over 200 cords of wood drawn already (1 I I uvv vvns-w V. v x... _._.r.._ _, The ceretalier of the Oriiliewigh School gets a salary of $160 a year for giving his whole time tothe work; while` the station agent at Fesserton gets the princely salary of $3 per month. He has to attend all trains, keep up fires, and supplies his own oil and broom. - -- .. no.1-nu 0 I51 Carrying their 0 . ' special and eh-gant stage ` lettings. Grand ew Year's matinee at 2.30` .m. Even`n2 per! rmance at 8. Don't miss it. Very Funny. . Ian at L. S. Sanders. .1-`rices ` ' ts. Popuiar prices prevail. I Ill vvn-Ian A car load of potatoes left Beeton for Bal- timore this week They were sent by Messrs. D. Watson and . Noah Grose. "Spuds must be worth oonslderable in Uncle Sam : domain when they can be Ship- ped from this part of the country and sold at a prot after paying freight and the Mo- Kunley duty. There 1s everv prospect that "potatoes will be potatoes" before the whim: nest agam.--World. runs 9 p , A- _..;_ _|___-._-L_ L-A.A.1.. L--- -s C-V:-1 - -e_--- . p The proofs of a moi-t desperate battle have been entrusted to Mr. Sutherland for preser- vation, and are considered worthy of trans- mission to Europe. A farmer in Longford discovered the caresses of two large stairs with magnicent antlers of six or seven prongs to each inextricably and immovably interlocked in such a manner as to give fatal wounds at the same time. It is evident ihat one was killed dead and that the victor with his head fast rivetted to that Of_l.|l8 opponent was obliged to stand there on the spot until he too nied, probably of starvation. It is fortunate the frost delayed the decay, which would soon have ruined the specimens, and birds of prey had only attacked the nose and eyes. -0rillia Packet. Gone to 3:: Rest. At Toronto on Monday, at 1 p.m.. Dgca 29th, after an illnnas of some months, super- iuduced by In urippe, Em Batllell, passed quietly and peacetully to his _1iu_al rent. Thu rlnnannad name I:o Barr1e1n 1877. began qlllelly auu pulUI:1uu._y- nu um uluu --nu. The deceased came to Barrie in 1877, began business as n tobsooonist which he carried on till a few months before he died. He afluat- ed wxth Corinthian Lodge, A. "F and A. M. Barrie, in 1880. and was Junior Warden in 1886 and 1887. He was a member of S.gnet Cnnpter, No. 34. Barrie. He was bur- led by rcqnest of Corinthian Lodge with Masonic honors, by Steven-on Lodge, Toron-' to, and his funeral was attended by members of the 8.0.15 , St. George's Sooxety and the Foresters to all of which societies he belong- ed. A beautiful wreath was sent by Our- inthisn `Lodae and the Chapter. n--._ .| ...'...--..A I.-..oI-[nu Inn: n mun nf Q Inmmu yuuuu nun uuu }.'uIyuuao `Our deceased brother was A man of a kind and gemgldupmicion strictly upright and honorable in his dealings with his fellgwa and was highly respected. ' A I.......- nnlnhnll nf friend: _n.nrI nr-nmn. 8110 WI! nlguuy reupuuwu. A large number of friends -and acquain- tance: in town will leamof his death wish sincere regret. V V T T St. George's society; Guts. This society did not forget ther motto this Christmas. "_Remem__ber the poor. A sleigh well `laden with beef, tea, sugar, breed, fruits, eto., ,mihti have been seen gain quietly eronnvi town and to Allendsle last Wednesday distributing its bonnties. to those on whom had befallen age-or inrmity. he feeling `of pleesute. was plainly seen` ,_on. the faces of the two Sons of St. George who` had been chosen to carry out their mission of ohsrity. ` The nnostentetious manner in which the sooisty here in` Bsrrieedministered to the poor this Christmas is very commend- lsble. Nor" did they conne their gifts `to y theirfellowoonntry people clone, but~se,vei`-`cl `othsrs`lqkewise*hod~`their homes substantially lightened through the foresight and good `will `oi this society. About thirty_-two families in on :;roti'0jIevsQ::`; = ;;_f';-4:'-`f: Q. 3 y 'l.`o`l i`ninihter"`to_ thegpoor and needy are . '9 , o.;glishmen,_. -_tlnsjw_o_` ff. `vsiedlbnihyi 5 `tit"d!y5%`fJ1i2't|iIly- I the hg|,q_liy- hssistiii ` -st, u;m`y.- gzstill cu. pmmom. de-_ A ?s`irs` thet.7oths7'Who_.eg6sbh s_ndIye.believe .3 i *:::.*:..-:.:~.:-'.*:'rl I 21%.: 3<,s`~t `aim.-I`,,;ig'r: . _ Y . ..-` .. -`7~'.` -L :1 u*r::, .2; 1- 2.` is; U! 1891. PUBLIC scuugg Aytqunr} es`I{ry on this nobl-. work, so well begun. es-V be.ois|ly_ during thenold. months that are be- c (are III. -0011. ' Inn-an_oo'l:xam!nauon. L a List of the.sncoea|_ful candidates who pass- ed in the late examination held _here on the 22nd. * 23rd and 24th Dec.,.for entrance to me Collegiate Institute :- . - BOYS? , Appelbe Richard, Barrie. ` 467 A Onwie George, . n 411 A Devlin Ghavlea. Barxie Sen. Sch. 375 R Graham Frank, Barrie 441 A Harvev Chas. H., u 450 R Levin El jah .- 417 . A Plaxton l:lar_~l(l, u. .396 A Sanders Walter. M 39[ A Wood: Archie n A Boys. Henrietta, Barrie. Ed wards Evelyn, - n MCarrhy Olive n Sheppard Georgia u Slbbald Elva Bell Albert. 2 Oro," I ,_ MI? (1 AJLII Cnlllvl II. Muir Alex. G. W-ggins James, Caaev Lulxan Oalvr Ethel (`-_JJ J I\ II \JUI' I JH"IIrI Stoddard Belle 2 II Tarney A. B., Flmvale. Hunter Wallace. 7 Innisl. ' Mather Jas., 4 Sunnidale. Huntsman Amy E . 5 in Parker Jos,f VVa.verley, Stuinton Herbert, New Lowell, Benson Ada L., 10 Vespra. McCa'rey A. H. 7 n n n_\lt V (II. 63:; II II `Lou: , vvvlv Luuvunovu II, R. `N. Bro. D. F. Macwatt, who was on an oteial visit to the lodge, assisted by W. Bro. ' S. Wesley and R. W. Bro. George Monkman. The in- stallotion ceremonies were impressive, and were made much more interesting by the 'clear and accurate work of R. W. Bro Macwatt, which challenged the admiration of the large number in attendance. Wn Mann vnitnnnnn I-noun an Innnllninn A meansepassed, R recommended. In some cases it will be observed that onpilasre only recotnmended." although having more mnrkn than those who are marked paused." 'l"I.... ..-._l....-s...... 4. :..._.1 3.. ;L_ n__L LL-LI Inc! $1.15 v-~.<-vu- The explanation is found in the fact that in order to pass, the candidate must make 50 per cent. on the whole and on each sub- ject, but where the candidnte e general marks ire good, we recommend him, al I though therein a failure in one subject. 'lhe dictation was harder than usual, the arithmetic very decidedly so, and the geography paper was on entirely new lines, being almost exclusively Canadian. The other papers were of average difculty. The failures are more general and decided than have usually been the case. __ , _v ,__ _, __ _ _ _ , __ A very great improvement is observable in wnting and in general naatness, and the improvement is even more decidedly marked In the teaching of English, viz., comp., better writing, &c. TR`. Mnnnan 1-kn Tnnnnnfnu bean nnnnlenr` llte. vvurlu wluu av 31') . Apply cuwana UUIHUI VVIIIIII-I6 IIIUI .[Mr. Morgan, the Inspector. has supplied Mr. Moran. the head master, with the number-fof marks taken in each subject by the candidates of his school. Any -of the unsuccessful candiestes who wish to know wherein , they have failed, cai: do so by ap- plying to h1m.] Masonic. At the regnhr meeting--the festival of St. John the Baptist, last Saturday evening the newlv elected oicera of Corinthian Lodge No 97. A.F. and A.M were installed by `D `I7 D-.. TI D MI.....-.-u.66- cal-.4; nun. an an UK I-IIU IGIEU IIIIIIIKICI III QUUUIIUGIJUVQ We have witnessed many an Installation, but never remember one in which the whole was done by the installing officer with abso- lute correctness without the slightest aid to memory as was done by R. W. Bro. Macwatt on that occasion. It was the theme of lmuch admiring comment by the Brethren present. Annhnn fhnun nrnnnn nun-o hn fnnnwinn L CCU Jll'||vUlB; M W. Bro. Daniel Spry, R. W. Bro. Robert King, R. W. Bro. George Monkman. R. W. Bro. J. M. Stevenson, V. W. Bro. U. L. Sanders, V W. Bvo. J. M. Moran, W. Bro. John Rogerson, W. Bro. G. G. Smith, W. Bro J. 0. Morgan, W. Bro. S. Wesley, I. P.` M. and a num ber of visiting brethren. The folllowing were the oicers installed W. Bro. F J..Brown . . . . . . . . M. VV. Bro. S. Wesley... ......I.P.M. n A. Urquhart . . . . . . . . .S W. ll Horusby . . . . . . . . . n J nseph Anderton. . . ...Treas. In John Dickinson . . . . . . Secretary in Rev. C. E Perry. . . . .Cnapla.in u Powell . . . . . . . . . . ..S.D. u A. Carson . . . . . . . . . . .J. D. n J. VV. Ketnplinp; . . . . ..I G. n Geo. Pa.rks....._.....,D.F.C. u A.~B Stephens. . . . . ..S S. u Lang . . . . . . . . . . . . n F. Elwards . . . . . . ..Tyler. R W Bu gV.LP.s(Bhapman . . . . .Organist. . ro. . . nders . . . . . . - j n F. Hornsby. . . . . . . . ; Auduom - TW. Bro. S. Wesley, . . . . . . Trustees in J. Dvckunson .. . . Hall at ' A. Urquhart. . . . Committee. ~ Pl::t::.:g those present were the following J } Past Maatera:-- II' II ? II `l\,_,!-I (1.._._. `I1 I17 1)-- J-UI '7' JnJ'l'Yo F0 g W. 1`rusteea_ . . . A. Urqnharm... `Committee. After the installation the brethren repair- ed to the bnnquetting hall of the lodge and spent I pleuaut hour (after refreshment) in lnsuening to short pithy speeches, sentiment and song. and at 3 eenaonable hour the Junior 'Wsrden e toaat- Happy to meet, sorry to part, happy to meet again, brought to an end umoet pleasant and protable even- 1'53- The day was all that could be desired. Blelghing good, atmosphere clear and brsc ing, but quiet reigned generally. In the forenoon a percentage went to church, in Oollier street Methodist church, Trinity, the Reformed and St. Mary's. In the after- noon a few sleiuhs only were seen on the streets. Quite a number of people were out of town. some left on previous days by the trsids north and south, and some were out in the country places adjoining. spending the day with loved ones ii-om whom they are ordinarily separated.` ` And a number. doubt- lees, were content to spend the day in physical rest after the toil incident to t be special demands the season makes `on the `distributors of certain lines of goods. But _the unusual 3 quiet, considerinn the peculiar temptations -to be otherwise, was laruelyin induced 'b.;m9 soar`;i_Iy:9f,rhonee. . We may w,ellimsg1n e,aeyuung wishing. to give his ;b'eIo, edqan refternoon or evening : enjoy. 1 h9l"9.jl.:.a}:~. 1.; . .=~%-W 2 run .54 i 1 I` [A ll 4 `*4 `I ~ i ' `V ` Iv.` 3 l Jnm rpm on'~;the mm . `qayin in; mg Ian` L " a r .. '3uukobaee;4`- 'A",-`'h6ud : "a hi-no.1 = _-t .~-zxeiu | in the lnmpix-o. Mutual I and not 20 per `cent for your money as wet! ll inuunnop on your life. ` .. F. . `Jneeph V J. Ketnpling. .. Pa.rks....._. A. B Stephens T J. .. W. P. Chapman .. I\,_ I` I Q__..I,.___ NEW YEAR'S DAY. 2 P%FORMANCES, 2. Christmas in Barrie; arms. 41 1 Ann Z1 ? . 396 39 I 499 453. 409 445 498 439 440 461 416 464 III\ 15v 365 534 ' 468 427 420 459 426 384 |PABAl}B.APHEB. S PENUIL POINTS. MANY [MINOR MATTERS KUOIIJ Your vote and in enoe are respectfully 0119; ttd for my re-eleo on to the Town Council - v-.- ---- - -----3 -:- vuw---.y, ? _ chapu} of Local History. -Good sleighinsz, and `businss quite brisk. ' I ` 0.11 -3. -Voto for Pepler and Burton, and pro- gress and economy. A A . .. _ .. .-- - - . III I51 --(;3nrresponden ce unavoidably left ovd till next week. r: --(T)ur fri;a711i Du, will, no doubt, be E-'sa s reeve again. ' 111- . 1 .1 . u . C1: . u 7--Win;t;;-' 11-3; apparently fully establiehel ll himself in thix sectinn. -RTememTl-)7e7rT'1;he SaVcred Concert at Collin! street Methodist church to night. `:1?! .31-! 1'! I G If vouiv;a!1itv buy a. f-I:t-( )`r Bonnet gt straight to Fraser lurk & C(_).'s. Sco'ch and 'caua.Ii ' erwear in 3` sizes and weights at me a & co. s. EU: will pay you well to see the lad-`in ne furs now `made by Simmons & Co .. ._u...--- , vii 'Don t buy ydurl as G (:) 0d:l`b-1'-7f;)l'8 you ` see the splendid assert at at Fraser, Clark & Cu. 8. . -Puregold wedding rings. piain. chased or set in diamonds, &c., always in stock at EH. Williams 44 Dunlop street, Barrie. x Tl. __11'lL_ . AI __ ._--vr ..--.-v-, -an-Inuit. -it will be`aeen that good men have been nominated for the council. and the belt should receive the support of the electoxs. nu an n a no ` rum: coumnm EVIATEUR nuns. 'rm:1.s,o onowro. ab 6 for boys ante Utmlsulcln non ` Su1t- ' -The Mechanics Institute will be close` from the 5th to the .l0th of January innlnsivt while removing to their new building, mem- bers are requested to return their books on or before the 5th prox. -Notice to Santa Claus -You will find 3 great collection of Tova, M0810 Boxes, Electra Platedware and General Fpnoy Goods to select from a`tE B. Williams , watchmaker, N o. 41 Dualop street, Barrie. I 'Uongre2at1onal Church. Preaching ser- vices every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p in. Prayer meetings, Sabbath at 10.15 a. m., and Wednesday at I p. :11. Rev. J. R. Black, B. A., pastor. Strangers welcomed. 3'2 Successful Model School candidates The followinsz candidates, having passed 5 successful examination at the close of the Model school term, were awarded third class certicates, namely : .I'..A:..- Q..A:- A..;........ II...._ An... A.._:_ v yguuu vvl vluvlivcu, IJIILIJIIAY 3 'Ladies-Sadie Agnew. Mary Allen, Annie M. Broley, Maggie Campbell, Lena Clark- son, Kate Donnelly. Ella M. Dunn, Maggie Little. Emma Lougheed. Sarah J. Hensley, Hattie S. Morris. Matilda Quail. Migqie A. Reid. Lillian Richardson, Sarah Ross Jennie Syrlie, Minnie Simpson, Mary Smith, Minnie '1`ega.tt, Augusta H. Ward, Gertrude West. I 11 11.. ~31 III Ivnuuu V Gentlemen-Fred C. Batten, John C. Brokovski, Wulliam Brooks. Thomas Brown- lee, Daniel W. Campbell, Robert E. Camp- bell, Reuben Carr, Richard Ourtis, Rrbert 0. Fleming. Donald G. French, Fred k Gaeensides, Wulliam A. Hamilton, Fred k J. Hart. Joseph E. Henrv. Compton B. Jeb. Horace W. Kerfoot, VVilliam McKaughan. Albert M1113, Wm. M. Morris, Fred t Norris. Robert B. Patterson, Wm. Ramsay, Thomas Scott, Robert Sampson, Samuel L. Soules. Samuel R. Stephens, Wm. Thomp- son, Sydney S. Leigh. rr ununna \In1rv1-In D Q T The um Road School. The usual Christmas examination of the pupils attending this school were held on Monday, Dec. 22nd, and were conducted by Rev. D. D. McLeod and Miss Findlay, teacher of the school. The proceedings were most interesting, and the answering of the pupils reected much credit on their clever and pains-taking teacher. Bi-ivf ad- dresses were made by Revs. D D, McLeod, Allan Findlay. \V. Miler Magrath, and Messrs. Edmonds, Goodfellow and Bishop, trustees of the school. Miss Findlay was presented with a very handsome jewel case, and an appropriate address was read by Master John Bishop, expressing the warm esteem and respect ot the pupils for their teacher. The trustees have also given tangible expression to their appreciation of Miss Findlay s successful labors by granting an increase of $50 to her salary. AAA, The last Sunday afternoon meeting of the Y. M. C. A. which is regularly held in the basement of the Congregtional church at 4 15 o'clock, was well attended. Mr. James Vair presided. So far as practicable the members are taking their turns in leading these meetings. This week the usual business meeting is with- drawn, all young men are cordially invited ll be present at the meeting next Sabbath ; be- ing the tirst of the new year. The collectors are having splendid success and the associa- tion expect to open the hall they have secured over H. B. Myer s shoe store very shortly. Electric Light Wires mterrerlng with the Telephone. The Bell Telephone Companv has issued a writ against the Brsnttord Electric Light. 00.. claiming $5.000 damages for erecting its poles and wires in such a way as to endanger the property of the Telephone Company and its Subscribers, and Asks for an Injunction to compel the removal of the electric light wires to a proper position. ` I Personal. Mr. Nelson, of Chicago, brother to Mn. Sibbsld, Bradford street, is visiting friends in Barrie and vicinity. ":nn lm ant` mun T311 ll` A:n- l.l'llUul arrie. DIITIU Iuu v uuuuoy. Mien Nellie and Miss Lila Ball. of Allie. ton, returned home vesterdayafter spending 3 few days vinitmg friends in Barrie. In-II . A III 1 go go hoi`.4;;,?:;`:t;::.T****? Edi-Is hi- New Year's Entertainment. The Toronto` Amateur Minstrels are an- nounced in anothercolumn toappear in Barrie, on_ New Year : day. Thev intend giving two petformanoaa first at 2 30 in the afternoon and last dt 8 pm. No doubt a crowded house will great this company," as they will be no other attraction in `town that day, prices remain as, usual anddfplan is It Bandeau - \ ' . U ". . r`.r' "v") I I ' ' Bnntnogsaoodg " ` .:0nr Tjnrohanta-:g'an6rnl|y ` report the; trade .; doing` previous to Uhristmi.-.9 fgllj np_'to Henge`. a.nd`lsst Saturday Bns__1neai w':s quit;-e brink, showing that the demand 101' 1100115`- no: exhumed in the mh_-pt.-,%h9 put .|-_'.I AI .-3, {$1.00 wan ANNUM IN ADVANCI _ SINGLE COPIFB, FIVE GENTS. ' `""Z-.".f?Li i3}${':xr. Barrie, Dec. 29th, 1890. A loh. Linked Together. construct Iv Very Interesting and Gouipy lII;__.a-.. -1 I _--u tlv:_A-_.. JJVIK Tnouls Mcxmc, P. S.I., Qua" 'l`...\.... D At 13`. YO uco A. {ARRIE MECHANICS` "S'I`l'l`U'l`E an`- V ......I uu`n n! mnanmnnnu nd Weaklie. ` ix `-M ft`! 2.: ` 0811106 l.'6lal1. Ian! -0! a. daughoer. `VOL. X14. No. 1 H] M I IE1. nun \sTT\"iivEI{'r|.ILvlIcN'rs mm. Jan. I:m.I.I"s9i;i] IL I'D-LVUI1 unuu - By Fa rice 10 teaching staff ,. I nector'ssa.1u.ry........ crelarv`s ,, aretak'r's .. 4, Iintil-R. stationery. ho. Fupplieu...' Rep-irs Io builainga. 8:0. Fmlan'1lig`\L......... . sundry-account. . . . . . .... F-,.. Balanceou h1.nd........ :1..1~'o.1 . W1-w)h1\o.!0l9' shunnr. Wrcamcv. Pm: rtetnr. A lullru, F3; 1891. Wm. an Vnnnn AI run 'UOVr*I`nIuuu um; nu;-v School-I .. . Govvrnme Grant Model Q:-hhnl , _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ \1UVI`l'll|l|V Schbol . , Model -3 , Non-res. 'N or sTAvNH OI '30 V1 The dvbenture liability on. ried by Town of Bax-vie for Public: hool aco0unt.$20,000 00 | m-rn sluicoa at one o'clock? pan. 1rl=EN1)vrUn1c. , .__ _|..l_ blurted. (OF THE BARRIE Ml|ll.AN1Ua' a`1'I'.|.'u Illa au- nuel sale of magaznnea ud Weeklies. I : Tenders for bmk nu-n rs of meznzines on le in the Reading Rmm net for the Weeklies or 1891, will he receiv up tn Ja.nuatyl15r.h, ; 891. by R. J. Fletcher `Secretary, among the M tegazines are the Ge ry, Harpers. Serionera l c. . A ; A full list and conalltiona of sale in?! be seen 6 II-un Han!-n.-f.nl'V' . Man. {;.1;r (egg. ::.'.'.':: em Luiuon tees b I. J. Frawley. OF 01 Y (ZDII V61.` , Barrie.` % 52% *2 ;..=:.~: :`:;a:vr:~xs-9'." 9 3 $7824 76 699 00 150 00 165 I0 4 25 -87:;01 ' 5736 61 so 00 42 no 551 00 no 41 ; ~ 98 45 - 204 94 346 65 193 21 1403 74 * Came into 1 e pmmzses otvMr. 1} TR.AYED.-- Donald Hlm-.t:, (`cm 101: 18. Om a. two 1' can nave him. by ; ear-old sneer. The OW] exuens- s and taking roving prop -rty. payirv Rim away. DOVALD LAMC, Guthrie. P.U. T 8748 01 I ;To THE RATEPAYERS,g I We respectfully k a Vre-e newal of the con ence ex?` :tended to us durin e the -last? itwo` years` on th .- two-fold lground of ECoNoM . and PRO-E ;GREss._ . , A (1.) By strict ONOMY the' ptesent Council ave, during the year, eecte a saving of over $3000.00 i . the control- lable expenditur --more than sufcient to p the waiter- works rental._ IECONUMY AND PRWRES8! (2.) WATER ~-fa Rxshave been assured at th :4: least possible cost and risk the town, and with no incrse of the debt, and by abstai ng from thezre-, sponsibility tpe rst few un- protable ye we trust that by taking it "7 er AFTER, it has become a p',ing concern,` it will be possi eto pay the debt then incurr therefor, large- ly, if not etirely out -of they prots. s r V W The Con; `oil, too, have been fortunate i securing contracts at a remar ably low rate for the initia `n of a system of SEWERAGEL The total amount of the t n s share of these three se t rage contracts will not exce about `$3,000.00. ;a* They ave also` promptly and in a, urable and perman- .ent man"er grappled With the flood d_age%s. AND LL THIS TWITHOUT 'IN- % CREASI ova DEBT and at the egiving labor to our V ISND; ' same t peopl 1; Bargie is the largest and princ'%a1 town north of To- ronto; nd should take the lead, and .,` trust our conscientious end vor to merely raise it in respects to a level with surrounding towns, will j with approval t Y I 7 r_ Obedient Servants, F F. E. P ` PEPLER. e .JAS._ L. BURTON. c----- % Recapltulmion of the reori and expendi- ure on ncvount of Harrie P lie Schools for the year 1590 as required by e Lute : ?KH&rew s /Ward 1] ' AS`C0l%LLOB moi: 1891. ELECTION. WN HALL. JAVIJARY 5. M1eVE1ators gi:S_t-}1"anrge s Ward | 5 V vutv cavvvvvuv v uvv v u v v .- wvw. ,. I 41 Though unevoeavul at year, I am main 0. candidate 1o.-- mm a ages. and to pecttully 301 it your vnte and finance to elect me as a_ Comm 101- tor 1891. -. . . W. PLAXTON. P. M To "(he Elbiors of St 0; rge a' Ward.`--. .__---..I-_! -. _.-.._ I .-g --4 |v1:o'ro;B.:.e,4fA..=_.a.pL| V lire! rm H _ About hell past one Wednesday morniqa the tire alarm sounded. In was once lo_oa'.te'd in Mr.` Holmes` metble esfeblishment}, just east of the Victoria Hotel, Collier street. The bri'gede- was promptly` on head and did goodworkmreventmg sheds reed-of*`the mes togdjoiningbnjldinge. Mr. olmetlnd family ` occupied the upper poet of -ths',b1i.i}aliag es 2. reeidepee. The buildipg was entirely gutted end ' its eoutentidesjegged. Jnsuihoy [the reooeurted, 1ye4hi.7vfe_.1ITotVle~e`i'ned, V, \" 4 C |J.M.|MHWELL| oolnmbte. Iunetrele or `rot-onto,` ` ` This talented orgenintiongof `young gentle- men will give two`p,erforIne'noe;e in the Town Hell on vNe gr" You- _e Dy afternoon t: 2'39. and evening`. `et 8`_ np`.In. %= Toronto` pinata epelk .7i'y:1IIihly of "-..theit.'-onto:-u1,n1,ent. ` Mr.:A.- Ea" Tnntg :oh empion duh swinger"--o!'n MIC _l),omipi9,m and`: .iI|trIo'ta to. Y -`M:O. 'At*.` Toronto, yill'be with them. Plan-_ e t_Ia>.,8,._ `Indulgen- t the Secretary's .1ce. A lllll uau nuu Uuluilvnu Your vote and iruen re reapttuliy request to: Your vote and {nun ' I a'r V requested tough 9-mectlon ot _ - NEW Anvnnrnsniunnrs, A8 oounfuou F0li 1`8/9A1. ABARME. ONTARIO -IAN UARY 1 auunrr ohm--nIsrnIv:nEnns; ;:_:;f;;:;3:.j:?::.::::*reu::`;:*..;i~:.'::.-2512:: `nnsa 3-n-int` 0-`ch l\t\ ---_-.- vvw -... _.v _-_.- - '4: When one of Cit-)lgnn's bnsiness man goes to dinner he puts up I sign: "Got! to dinner, bank in a II: mints." ' - '"':.'&'Z -i7.7 ni'r'FJJ 5?6.'.'ia'..*' Allmbon it to have I akuting'rink`thia winteq. - - V ' VEST Jmwr v- . by the Rev. Mr. John Guest. lthzatbcth Jubitn. both of -Innlsl. RRn~'s-BmmY--At the res! QMEIVTIUIIQ cumha M: R. Black Harris. on named Mr Francis line Vict-r!a.Drur)'. Canon vluruhy. In- to Miss sax-an drnoe of Rv.'J. I) 0. 24th. by -11: above. Perkins to Miss Caro both of Veupra. -Dec. sun. at St. Paul's Church. ` I 1 4 -wean moolxstown Methndisfs will have their `annual 1:63 on New Year ; day, ' -_-. ` _ --u- .- us -- _-- On hundrgd. 311;! fty tons of dead turkey have been-sent from Smith's Falls to Boston as Uhristmaa cheer. V Si]-`Ill... -`E-l;;l:e:,"-`Of Some:-ville, dropped dead in his a1ey'gh_one_day last week. ' II` 3 I1,,. Il__ I\__-IJ -f uv-cu -.. --- ----a- _--v .---_, -- The parishioners of Rev 1 bewal, o_f J anetville. presented him with some winter stock letely. ` I it 1 CI I `I _n -----_ -7- _-`- A piihlio meeting was held at Wyehridae i to elect oioere for the prnpnaed cheese factory in that district. President Ed. Grig u-ww ---- -..-_ -7 - V _ . __ `.._~- .. -__ One boy had his arm broken and another had his teeth knocked down his throat while coasting at Midland. Tough place, that. _ 1-_-_I,- A2...` _a. a.I__ ..._--:_1 on-win 3'2 smcon Ann: nlxs-mic`: gxqaaxans `As Loan. rmws. And into Inforutln: fan- % graphs for Advance Readers who I ah- II.- ll--..--. -0 tin; Ilgnt` t |"319i.}J ;I.t}I'.2;'a'.{s"sh; '13;'.{e};i. Rani} `has been laid up for the past week. 3 ,_,_AL_ vvu-uvn-9 you ----~------. _--f=-_ I._.... There was rather a lively time at the special meeting of the council on Monday over the :Burton appeal. It is about timethe council did -something in this matter one way or ot4;he:'.`+-Midland Free Press. -- --.-. ._._ .._ _ . ;, umann % A no ERVATIVE x ASSDBIATIHN vvuv-3, QWII I Uwanvv Iv-vv `Tn old Midland .11.-'3. freight .hea.. at Orilliu, _ has been converted into `a work shop. - nun-an nru `fl--\I, ,!,j A` "LE."L1E?.3I.3.'I{Eiihsg; ii..5een engaged to ll the vacancy in the South Werd School, Orillia. '0rxllia e largest turkey weighed 23 pohnda. Rev. R. N. Grant, of Orillia, lectured on John B. Gough, at lngeraoll, the night be fore last. ' -A I;Z:2v'Versary sermons at Elm Grove Moth odist Church` on Sunday last- ` I n\1" IA, '3'.--(-7'.'1;|.Tuile~::.':o;1'<:f'6i} '1s7n}i1r,`Tria}i In" first honors at the Albert Commercial College, Belleville. Master Miller took the course in nine weeks, beating the beet previous records by four weeks.-.-Newe-Letter. I--II n , ,1 1H,!) VIBE. - (')'l1:s-:"l\4.iil.a:t`f<'i;a_i'1`~-11`:`z-;to`re, st Cold- watar, was burned down a short time ago. In qr vs. - p 1-`. 7____7_ `____ `__A_ `nun - Lncal dealers are shipping oarloadn ot- dreased pork and potatoes from Cookatown daily. A 1.....u..... -1: M. w nmu. .6 A'II:.4m. The members of the Alliston Presbyterian church held their annual entertainment on Tuesday evening last week. -In 1 . 0" `V-e}: 'I:1't:viEI;)~vv;;;;:, lafwxfliiazton, occupied the Methodist pulpit at Oooksbown last Sun- d8Y. ` . I Q 1 _ ,, ,1,!____!,_ __ --__I__.l_ ,1. uaxwbrother of Mr. W. Booth. of Alliuton, "died at San Francisco, Cal., last week. `cOtiNri.5\ol?'V's1ia'?hie ;m pii'17-an: xxqmnlox` or`_. 04943; dun. ,em'Trnc_rz.1r.u~'z. % '(>V1?,'B%ii 1i1ic..=.'%J": il1u.- ANNU.\l/MEIWING`