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The Colliugwood Bulletin says,VDr. Spohn is sure of re-election on Thursday J an. 28th All right Mr Bennett feels sure that his turn will be on a. day a.;litt.le. later on. I (']z.`Ti1ere was avskating race the other day at Collingwood. nu-aua-`.-.... - gs----_.. .._.n..-.. _`_ up , H v'1;l`1ZiZrty-bfour births. eight deaths a.nd- two marriages, were registered in Orillia. town- ship last; year. 11` 1-; I no. .-.- An Orillia lad named J-. C, Hinchcliife was placed in the lock-up of that town last. b Friday for beating and kicking asmaller boy a. son of Dr. McDonnell. --i!`;\vr;;e;tv s- school is `ou1fishing- in all its glony. t'1,I'rsrn'I'|,.o . .1.` :- Mt;s,qMZargaret McNamara has subscribed $500 towards the rebuilding Ighurch. . ,0, of Achill - ` Z'l`l1lemMunicipa.14oicers of Nottawasaga. for the current year are: Angus Bell. Clerk; F. Hewson, -Treasurer; James Carleton, Asses- sor; James Little and Frank Macka.y,Collec- `tor;_John McKee and Donald Livingston, Auditors. _ - . I-3V.Ve-;rV,`l)'.' D, McLeod was billed for an address to the pupils of the Stayner Presby- terian Sunday school, last Sunday. i A'J;`i11-ivi; 'E;1E7r' i;g3'g}{{aaii'.;:ug erected at Everett. V ` T W13}. Rogrs has sold his farm in`The_ Settle mans, to Eli Wray -from near Schomberg for 35000. = ` [.3.&c.O0-I The Scotch Settlement String Band play- ed at the Farmers Institute last Wednesday night, at Bond Head It gave 8. sorbof cheer fulneis ..to the meeting. 'I';I,_, 11,119.- I 0 I I . 1 -.u 4- . Editgr vS-[(J1Z1vr1-`V,w;)f`(31:;t;;;;J;`e,Suppered the Nottawasaga. Council at Duntroon a. few evenings ago - 11; ll` -, 4 It 11" I ' I an 9 Grip s Cartbonist is advertised to give a. `chalk talk at Alliston on the 28th` Allieeee School Board is compbsed -of ve Presbyterian: and one .Episcopa.lia.n. Ifyou want a nice Fur set go to J mmms. ' ' V ' - At the N_icolston' Anniversary on Sunday last, Revs. Messrs -Leishman and Dunlop conducted the services to large congrega- tions * M respected I citizen of Penv-ille died last Saturday . an n Ana vcondonud, Info, Pan- V 7 Like Thalurov or the lost. It is said Clove:-Hill Post Oicewis to be closed and the mail sorted at Cookstown. , . -__-_`_'_ `Z M Mrs. Whitford Armstrong of. Cookstown gave anAt Homea few evenings ago ;nd _a.- moat plea-sa.ntT time was sp_e1V1t,V ` Il_. 'I _L_. 13.2 I .-L_,, J I I I OLPTUBID BY SIHCOI DISTRICT ` Banting treated the members 7of Essa. Council to an oyster supper on Mon- day evening. `Os, Purses,-I 7isi;f;11.T,;71i;{;a'{n;eZa;2;'Em a. brick, mansion in Everett in tghe spring. fl'\L-_- _-_ .__L _._-_-l_ L,-_2 ___ _L.L`, , is ,, I 1-"T`l71Vere \`wa.s-n ot much Business at the Poor Man s_,Court.A1ligton last _'1`ueada.y. fI'VI__ ; Auto i:i{Ie'v}.:`'1$.mp explosion the otner night in Mr. M. Doyle ; tailor shop,A1liston [Fortunately nothing further than burnt hands of Messrs Doyle and Clare` came of it. 7 rs; i1;};i21 sz;.;;t-1::e;l;$;i11;;-;i"z:l; a.tAA1lis-. {ton has collapsed, T . . [!)0HNT-Y unm-n1srn1or mus `n ."'"`.". I d An unknown young woman came to the 7 ` R0 al Hotel on Friday last with an infant nncfengaged rooms. On Monday she went ' down to -dinner. leaving the child in the room. Mrs. Tuck happened to go into the I bedroom and noticed that the child wee completely covered nu with quilts, blankets and pillows. She removedthem and found. the child black in the face and,nea.rl dead with snfoeation Dr. Rooney was ed in immediately and after considerable work txhechild wee brou "ht round. The woman ` left at short`-time a ex-ward; taking` the `h_ild ` .`with;heif;-Shelburne`Fi?eejPreoa. Last Sunday evening a. couple of men took a. bu"a.lo robe from Mr- .Robert Dun- can, of North Orillia, as he was leaving that town. He had wrapped the robe about him and when on Muskoka. Hill the two men ` pulled it`o' and from under him. Mr Dun- U ca.9_thought it was a. joke, but found that it . was a. sober and serious robbery. He has ' notpfound either the men or the robe. I Sleighiug is now good, there being about ' afoot of snow.) The lumbermen, who were beginning to grow uneasy lest their stock of saw-logs for next season would have to re- main in the bush, are putting a. great many teams and men in the bush and purpose pushing business in" the camps as lively as possible. Large stocks will- be taken out unless the absence of snow prevent the "work going on.--Muskoka. Herald. l.l.llBIIll\-HI JJUI-l V VI. LVLIIIIIIILK WEB uvut Cu. IIUU lodge roomo L 0. L. No. 784, "Manseld, [on the 12th inst. The following oicere l were elected for the ensuing year--T. Gel- 'I.". ....L.u. \IT I] . T Dlnnb 'I'\. II - `D 1 Ees, also Tofs 01' verton. January-13th; from Burton 85 V Bro. , camps, Byng Inlet They. report 8 inches: of snow, logs all cut and being drawn to the 5 river under the auperiutendence of Mr. J. i Crombie and Mr. Jae. Marricle, two push- ` GPI , A number of men came down from Bea.- ! I I -v- -v-.---. v.----. w-v -.w- v- ---w -v-eve The {nest attractive mllllnery goods and at the name IIIIIO the cheapest In town at J_. FYFE s. The ann1ia.lm|e[eti'n of the Loyal Orangf Pistrict: Lodgefofryliu mur was held in. the T `T- EDA 'II'__..A_Il Wvlv VIVIWIIVJI Lu: vuv vunulug .ycnl."'-'.l.- UMP lisnglher, W. M .; J. Black, D. M; R. J. Lin 0, Chaplain; M. Colquhoun, R. S.; D. Kiernan, Treasurer; Q. Henderson, D of C ; C. H. Godkin _and D. Anderson, Lecturers. ` E The Batteant ofce is under the rnan- agemenn of Miss E. Ross and the [mail is I promptly and regularly distributed. . ` I _ Fa.rmersround N ottawa. say that. hay and straw are scarce and than they will have pinching times to get their stock well through the winter` 1!? D I II. o .1 D,,, Word cme every locality in the I county that grippe is putting in its work. I xuc JILGU LILUUIIUUIDDB nave Uuula It LICW `church at Braoebridge. V 1 A Black Horse correspondent lets the .world know, that while Arran Bolton was hauling wood: the other day he fell and Hun}. Min I-malt . . Messrs. Tufner Brothers, of -Sturgeon Bay; have bought about 20,000 logs from Penetanguisbene. . 0 uuv . - . . - . _ Wyeval (1;Vs`aid to` be improving and looks much better than it did last fall. _ I tiscuit & y 00,8 .1 The South Simcoe News annouhces thai: ` ;Mrs. J. D. Booth was taken ill again on Wednesday morning`. [ . " ll , `I : I1 .I 1- 111 I . . n cu `The Ro}m;nT T(Tmi{o1icA Church u Achil has been burneddown The trustees of A the Tottenham Public School have decided to charge outside pupils ` who have passed the entrance examination 81 00 per month for attendance, and others ` 75_ cents , _ V | Upwerds of 20 `boys were ordered home for being late at the Orillia. High School last 1 week. The Packet says a. -charge `of partiality against the Headmaster ot the Orillia. High School will be tried at the next meeting of the High School` Board. A\_..-__ J -4 pu-mg` """ "' 1 Large quantities of tan bark are being taken from Tiny, Tay, Flos and Medonte, ` by the farmers of those townships to the i Penetanguishene tanuery, and many thou- ` ; sand dollars are annually paid for bark by I 1 the proprietors. ` `It In `I\ .1 n An. I - saies of dur and feed `from the `VI1d- 1 land ouriug mlll on Friday and Saturday : last, amounted to $5,400. Midland Free3 Press. l Orillid has eight street letter boxes and" is putting on city air; in consequence. C! over 3oat i rllfei;-Iuced at GEO. BEE l)Y 8. WiiV`.`Ji.."liio'a.tt applied for the constable- ship of Tottenham at the rate of $60 per annum which was considered excessive and rejected. J T. Aikens then came to the \ rescue and offered to do the work for $5 per month. The council thought even this -00 high; and the matter dropped. One of the Councilmen thought the second offer was the best. The matter is held over for considera- tion. - . W. ad it neces- 0 to $8,000. The Epworth League in Perm is ouri8h- ing and the vyounz people are taking an `active interest in it. An American rm is talking of taking! out ice at Victoria Harbor. 1 Cldwzifr an hid a. curl- ing match` the other day Mr. Hale, skip for Waubaushene. and Mr. Arnold, skipfor Coldwater Resxilt, Coldwatdr,` 17 points ; Wzmbaushene 13 points. `7l!Ianl.|o cloths, Bedliceilv at GEO. nanny; ' " ` n_- n_-,_._:|_ ,, `.p._ I: n On Saturday afternoon, a Mara. farmer had a. rough experience on the Atherly road. `One of his horses became so frightened at the sudden whistle of a. train that it dropped I dead in its tracks I V | The Nicolston grist mill is kept going to | its full capacity. .A|,,__,1. `-1- `Z A hayV;.;ciV::I;;'z;.w press is` being run by the Thompsonville miller. The people of Newton Robinson appear to regard the getting up of concerns the chief and of lite. ` ~ lvlai-nili; at c<;'st {and under "at J. FYFEN. VV ICC II|IlIII5 W` hurt his back. Farmers in the vicinify of N icoiston are busy drawing their grain to market. r, and every Among the veterans of 1837-39 still re- maining, and whose names are not found on M Mr. .Morrili s honor roll, are Mr. William Shaw and Mr` Samue`1.Cot_ton,Vof East Oro. They ,g'erved at Penetanguishene in the com- ' pany with the later Duncan Gilchrist. I The Wabausnhene Choir 'vill V-`give; a. big entertai`nment on the 12th` of February. "truly the bells of the bnll,combin%ng as she did both grace of movement and beauty of form . lmlggbert Crawford, of Mitchell, Square, in ` getting his ahinglejnill readyforHwork. V 1 \\-ILKIIJU , form. ,1 '51 , ,,>_ `!7 :~f%'- The Free Methdist have built a. new Lnnnl. -6 `I)......-l.....l...- I gun THE nommon or cum; ova cnrrnmon. 8 UL JJDVIU lIlU"Ol|g HUUUHQUU U] JILHJUIT M J Smith ~Tha.t Col, 0 Brien M P. be Presi- ;dent. Col O Brien in thanking the mem- bers for the honor offered, positive] declin- 'ed it, for the reason he was like y to be away considerably. I 'FI'.An Mn:nn `.qu-134-In nnnun` -gnu-no`;-J Inn CW 5 IEU Il3I\lUI'_lIUIy o Then_Ma'or _ Smith movell, seconded by George Roi ` es`--That Mr. Daniel Spry be re-elect.ed.Presirlenb Mr. Spry also declin- ed the honor. but after some persuasion he consented to accept and was declared unani-` I m:n:s1y.helected.. `II Q`no|vr'n snug `1J|Q`QA\`4L4. preared to n and nrovnn- - When it; was moved by Major Smith, seconded by Mr. W. C. Pentou--That the Hon Secretary : report just read and his ; statement. of receipts and expenditures be re- | ceived and adopted-Carried. lin X ('1 Dnnfnn than YIIIIIYBI` annnnagl Ma`or Smith and it was duly resolved. hat2_thone gentleman` who `have not paid their subciptiont be dropped from our roll of membership 7|... A` anon- shun uu-4.nAA.J-`.1 1 UL llIUlllU_I'Bll~lP > ' I V The election of oeexu was then proceeded l with by open voting: M _ " Mnr Thur`:-I nnnun nnnns-ulna` kn Main: I ` UClVC`I Bll Q\l\JlJ|lO\L"\JIII.l-IUIKO Mr. W. C Benton then moved, seconded j by Capt Bird and it was resolved, that Col. O'Brien be re'qu,estedAto_write Mr. McNeill, M P., Vice-President. of the Dominion League to give an address before this Branch. Following the-suggestion made in the Hon Secretarye Annual report. 'Mr Can Rntknn than rnnun nnnnnn I-an III uuc J..lUl.l L7_VUl. VII 11] uual I UPUK U0 Mr Geo. Raikes thgz jnoved, seconded by Manger hot-. bl-nnnn nnnlthanmnnv ualun `Ian :1; nab nn:_-l IlIU|-IUlJ' DIUUIIGILQ Mr. H. H Strathy`Q. C. was re-electnd lat. Vioo.-President. __ V . Mr. Goo: e Raikea as 2nd Vice-President. - Capt. . an 3rd Vice-President. I The Barrie Breach of the Imperial Feder- ' ntton League. I The annual meeting of this Branch was 3 held "on Thursday evening the 21st inst at the Mechanics . Institute at which we notic- ed Mr. Daniel Spry. President in the chair; Col O,Btien M. P., Major Smith, Capt. , Bird, Mr. George Raikes. Mr. W C. Penton | Major David, Hon.--Secy., and others. I I Z Ktter the reading conrming of the minutes of last annual meeting and some ,committee meetings, Col. 0 Brien M. P. signed the roll of membership. The hon. secretarythen readhis annual report also his nancial statement, which had been pre cvionsly audited and found correct, which went to show the Branch in a. good and sound condition. III! ,, SA. __ 4 __.__j`__ \l,! ,, (`I 0;! -Mr. H. Edwards is proving himself to be a very eicient librarian at the Mechanics Institute. He has obtained. the return of g many books that had been taken from the ] library, traces of which were,quite dim He : has newly covered over 1000 volumes, cata- logued a large number, and obtained about eixty subscribers since he received the ap- pointment. l company, whose advertisment appears in another column. desire that the residents of Barrie and neighborhood. who have not already done so, will try a sample of their celebrated biscuits. Ask your grocer for buscnit made by the T. B. & C. Co., these letters are stamped on each one Mr L Fortier of this company is in town again this `week. ;'i`he Toronto Biscuit and Confectionery I _and A. of the Globe, Toronto, and son-in-law to Mr. Geo ge Plaxton won the rize of$l00 offered by the Canadian Queen or the best written story for that paper The story was pro- nounced excellent .by the judges, There ` were over 500 competitors. Count one for Harry. T i ' -Mr. Harry Scott, Commercial Reporter i nu . 1"- 0. 111 D | --Dr B. E. McKenzie, Orthopaedic Siur-D geon, Toronto, will be at the Queen s Hotel on Saturday, 30th January, from 12 till 4 `o clock. ` | i --A business meeting of the Barrie Relief Association, or Young Men s Charitable i Wood-Cuttin Association, is on the carpet for this wee and a. report of operations will be presented. I IIVI .I I f"I".__ l__,.__,_ I --The thanks of THE `ADVANCE are due.to Hon. Senator. Gowan for a. copy of the Ap- pendix to the report of the Minister.of Agriculture. It deals with experimental farms and contains very important informa- tion with reference to those most useful ' institutions. ' ~\ ' W fr;eV;tViing of the Bo.rd of Health I next Moqday evenin . ,,.,,,,,,; .1, . 1' .- `Wsar'DZon:tZbuy yeur dress geeds Broi `yen ` see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark & Co. B A iarge number of our citizens are on the sick list and the time of the doctors is all I employed. ' AI `T7 1 O 1 7 '5 Vlvfr. Lawson the Warden is a good man `and will make an excellent chief oicer of I the county T I Ir!!! 1? `l'\lt\ (1 `I1 3.! 'l\ .0 . I "" "_"J T eY. P.(S. C E. ofth.Ba.ptisb church will give an AI: Home in the school-room Ithis evening. . rm 1 i 1.1 .1- -The very best paper for successful adver- I sising in this northern country is THE I NORTHERN ADVANCE. - mi each Biscuit.` I Barrie, Friday 5th prox. -;'i`he County Pioneer and. Historical Society will hold its regular meeting in 1 9. .I I --A. freigbvn trail laft the` track near ,Severn Bridge last Friday and delayed I the mail to Toronto till 9 p.m. . `\ r` an vv 1. n. -Re;hla.r xneting_of the Town Council next.Monda_y. . . ' T izhe election in `East Simcoe is notyet decided.` ' as 'Q- on: n.c., "V Rev; Mr. B1zi.ck s letter in another column, V ilotiftrget the great reduction sale at James Va.ir s dry good department. 'I"I'!`I D (`GI 9 U D `Cviv}s?s}ae}ua"1*)`{.'B;' 'i>;e$Ifis Y the `guest of Mr H. Wales at Maple Villa. 'I'II 1` L;'Tt.l=. iigriij 1;f7esbyt1;yZvZctasrZi`171Z-sess-i7ovr;at `the Presbyterian church here on Tuesday. Am I I P I3 Our reporter heard thereAwa.s something called Pinu.fore at the Music Hall, Monday night. ` ll 1- I 1 chapter} ot_1.;c;1 nmory. " -A slight J;an1i:Li'yA thaw on Monday. --Another col_d wave Monday night. -Tuesdayw'a.s an intensely cold-day. . Dress Goods Cheap at GEO BE_El)Y9S. -A 25 miles an hour breeze on Monday night. ' _ A A u u - nu. . for Variety nd Picturel --"I`7he School Board will meet next Monday evening. 7:11.. _s-_.pA_ A_`__ -1.V..g, , 9, in ,. ns,,, -Mrs Hill, of lgcago, i.s tifengirzest of Mrs. McL Stevenson; 'Worsley street. 1' I\ 1*: 1\ Z :'iempmt;1re- 8V.-- below. `zero Tuesday morning. 15 I .0 I .1 III A-Q |PAB.Al}B.APHEB 8 rxnum rams. rum! unvon nu-rI:n's xucma VIUII II VUUIIISE Major David moved. seonded by Major llith .'I`hn.E nnl n Rrnn M D In: `DI-And- Barrie Literary society. By the Society : Jwn Reporter. ` Last Friday evening the Barrie Literary Society _was in session. The attendance was pretty good. Mr. Milden was elected critic. Mr E. Bird read a capital paper on Sir Walter Scott and selections from that author were read by Messrs. A. A. Hay, D Ross and H. Edwards. Mr Milden s criticisms were fair and judicious. To- morrow evening there will be a debate. This is the subject. Resolved that Imperraf Federation will he benecial to the colonies. For the armative, Messrs J. T. Sproul and G L Sanders; for the negative Messrs. A. A. Ray. and H. Edwards. ` - A Broken Ann. We deeply regret that Mrs. J ames Craig, Mary street, fell a few days 0, just out- side of the back door of her dance, and broke one of her arms. _ v---._v- - ----.---` For the hrst time in the history of Simcoe the County Board of Examiners were called together on Saturday as a court to consider the first two suspensions of teachers cer- ticates in the county. It appears that the Rev. Thos. McKee, Inspector for South Simcoe had cancelled the certicates of John Wauless and one Beatty, the reasons ' given being in the one case incapacity and in the second that the teacher was following another occupation. Both objected to the suspension and appealed to the County Board. The Wanless case was the first gone into; he had a second-class non-pro- fessional certificate on which he could teach another year, and after hea.rin'g the evidence on both sides the certicate was restored to him. Beatty was running a butchering business, rising at 2 a in. killing and ped- dling his meat before school hours, which the Inspector claimed left him without energy for school work. Decision in this case was reserved. --Exchange, .Council was to elect. the Warden. uarunucxo vvclc prcacuu except: DWO. The Clerk called -the members to order and indicated that the rst work of the rm... :..n.....:-.. ..-..u-_--4 ~ - ` funlop-stl L on ILUL , L Alan Pct , AL. unaun. Over $14 was made an the entertainment held before Christmas. The society is now in a. splendid nancial condition having nearly $25 on hand. Shirits and Drawers Cheap in GEO. REEl)Y. S.- CIIUICIIICII Ulllllcll llllc [Ia] IallLUll5llUl1Uv Mr. Young and Miss Spry were appoint- ed scrutineers by the chairman, Mr. Mil- den, who also called on Mr. Moore to assist him in keeping an account of the ballots. The election resulted `as follows: Presi- dent, Mr A A. Hay; lst vice`-president, \V. P. Olds; 2nd vice, Mr. E. Brnnton; sec ~com., Mr. R. Carr ; sec.-treas , Mr. VV. , Kind; committee, Misses M. Montgomery. i E Erly, C. Carr, Messrs. M. Dutf, \ oung; q reporters, Examiner, Mr. T. J Moore, ' Gazette, Miss M Erly, ADVANCE, Miss M. Spry; ushers, Messrs R Henderson, J. Parker, F Harper, H. Black. nvor QIA mun rnnn at {Jun one-nu!-..3.u~.....L wfter a little routine work the Council adjourned till Wednesdav morning. RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY. The following was unanimously passed : Moved by .Vl r. Anderson, seconded by Mr. Miller, that we the Warden and Council of the Corporation of the County of Simcoe. in Council assembled, desire to express to Her Majesty and their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of \Vales and the mem- bers of the Royal Family our profounul sor- row and universal regret at the sanl loss they have sustained in the death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale. And that a copy of this resolution be sent by our Clerk to His Execellency the Governor General, re- spectfully requesting him to convey the same to Her Majesty and the members of the Royal Family, as an expression of the deep, tender and loyal sympathy of the peo- ple of the County of Simcoe for them in their sad bereavement. The cheapest and best Hosiery In town at J. FYFE S. Collexiate Literary Society. 81/ the Society : Own Reporter. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the above, the result of the intense excitement which had possessed the school since the nominations, was held on Friday afternoon last in the assembly room. As usual, the election of president was the principal cause of interest Throughout the election it was evident that it was a question as to l whether the ladies could put the nominee in. or whether the gentlemen could. There being more than double as many of the latter as of the former in the room, the ' gentlemen carried the day throughout. _ Mr vnuivurr on.` Nfinu Q1-\v-u `horn nv\v'\(\un\` u :2 vv cuucu LUI. uuc year.` IOUL. The Council met again in the eveninf and His Honor Judge Ardagh administered. the oath of office to the new Warden. His Honor took occasion to speak at consider- able length, giving some reminiscences of the County Council. He referred to many men who began in the township councils passed into the county council, and are now occupying positions of honor and trust in many departments of the public service. He urged on the members the necessity of a. closer study of municipal affairs The now Wnron H-mn nrL`l.m.-..-.,..`l AL... I vnuucn. ouuuy Ul uIuIu\.'l.P`rhI a.ua.1_1's The new Warden then addressed the Council thanking the members for the honor they had done by placing him in the War- dens chair He congratulated the Council on the satisfactory condition of the County nances ; hoped all would work for the com- mon good, and trusted he would never see the day when the Stars and Stripes would oat over this great and God-fearing coun- try. An-...... Hui- ..-..;:..,. ......_I- LL- n___..-:1 Major Smith as 4th Vice-President. Major David. Hon.-Sec. and Treas. And the following gentlemen on the com- mitt.ee:--Col. O Brien M. P., Sir. Cornelius Korl:r' ht K. C M. G., Major Rogers, Mr. F. E . Pep1erQ C , Mr. Hy H01 ate C. E., Mr. J A` Scrahy, Dr. Pulling. r. W. Elgie Sherwood, Mr. J. W. Kempling, Mr. W . C. Penton. Qnnvn-an` no-LA- _.AL2-.__ ..._-,_ W I ` vv \.lo 1. vuvuu. Several other motions were passed and some further business transacted after which ,.phe meeting, adjourned. 1 ffnnninw-akin :nI>nv-na :v| L`... qn.......;.J3.....- J Bloc] ._.vuu lllUlall.lg' uujourueu. Considerable interest in the proceedings of the Branch was manifested by those gentle- men present. Q nnv 9VIlIlU YUIlIIIDII' A The January Session of the County Coun- cil began on Tuesday afternoon. All the members were present except two. Th Clerk nnllml tho vvinrnknma LA A-4-Inn -vvuuuu wan uu cxuuu uuu VI utuen. The following gentlemen were nominated for the position of Warden : W. Lawson, Reeve of Tay; N. McRae, Reeve of Tiny ; James Ross, Reeve of Ora. lat Ballot--Lawson 26.,--McRa.e 10. Road 16 2nd Ba.llot-Lawson 27 Ross 25. The Clerk then dec`a.red Mr. \V. Lawson the \Va.rden for the year 1892. Thu rinnnnil nxnl-, nno:n in 6-I... .... ...2....! {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE amen: corms, 3-Iv: onwrs. Teachers suspended. The county cannon. ..--..__ L1._._-___ stangped ASI o N I! men and IAVY II THE .11`. breol ~|NE8S1 I "V" BAWF()RD.--At Mitchell Square. on January 17 h, the wife or W. J. Crawford. of a. ouuuhter. w0ND.--At Orxllia. on Sundav. J anunry 10th, the wife of W. E. Bond, ofa. daughter. PONG,--/` t Barrie, on Jan. 25th. the wife of 0., E. tpong, (merchant) of as daughter. - 11 HIS In Died. nMvsoN.- In Tiny, Jan l6.'F1orenoe Violet. dauuhter or James and Clara Thompson. aged 7 years and 5 months. - - m:v,-In 17109, on Friday. January 15th. _1591. 8 this. wire `or J. J. Pslkey, aged 29 years 6 months and 3 days. a . At Rugby. Om, on Tuesday. Jan. 19:11, 1892, George Tudhope, aged 79 years. `lI).-At Jarratt`a' Corners. on the 19th of late Uuncan Reid. aged 96. mu. At Point Mara on Monday Jan. mm. 1892 Mrs. W. Farrell. of Louisvme; Kvntuckv. second daughter or Mr. Arch- 'bald M:-Kenzie. of Mara. aged 35 years. 1_.ma:R'r --In Barrie, on Sunday. the 24th `met . W. J Culbert, aged 31 years, 1 month and 24 days. V ~ ~ January. 1882. Sarah Adair. tenet of the ..-. --r-'.., 1-n-'-v..-an-v, -.:-. cu uwuavnvvno Married. omzs'nrn--BAKHR---At the residence of the : bride's father, on Tuesda.-, Jan. 19th. by if the Rev. vlr. Dunlop. Mr. J hn Forester. of Whitechurch, to Miss Mary Baker, of Nottawassza. URRAY-JONE8.-011 Tuesday. 12th inst..e at the r sidev ce of the bride's favher. bv the Rev. W, H, French. Mr. Samuel Murray. 0 Miss Martha K. J ohna. bonh of Graven- urst. _ . Ig Acmm.-In V,asey. Jan. 14, David Racner. of 9. daughter. wan s.-In Vxclolia Harbor. Jan. 16th. Mrs. U. Swailes, of 9. non. . M oRMc.-At Mitchel` Sq uare, on January rm: `the wife or Mr. James Horne, of a. daugh- .l3.!`_ ' 3~5, [AST SIMGUE 1 Ianada for Canadians, and British Connection. g ` ke respectfully solicitedf for unuary eessioncf rporation of tho mence on TUE3' ANUARY. INST. .ouncil Uhambu rsons having an! to My before 1:11! e rut three davl R. '1`. BANTING; woe. 1-3._- ` YOUR ms Amuurtusues _[n the Present EAle%cVt.iot.i,.%}. fnmw Ahv.I.n'r1sE1vfi:N'rs. P.SP0hn [rm LDIF? @@W@N8 9 or GANADA I DL. XLI. No. 4 WHOLE No. 3075 SAMUEL Wnsmv. Proprietor. T IAST SIMCCOE. >ominion Election ! YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE RESPECT- FULLY REQUESTELD FOR ELECTORS OF p1'cpu.l't:u LU oand organ. 1-13'. For the Themheral Conservative candidate. . H. Bennett Birth. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. The W_. ,0, T. U will hold their re ular monthly meeting at their rooms in the .M., GA. b'u`i,I("ling'.on` Monday next, let ptbx; Letwthere beeliut-ge `attendance, _ ` ` - License` commlulonerl, p . ` Messrs. Harkin, of ,New Lowell, Alex- * under Brownlee. of Barrie, and John Lum- mis, of Wyebridge. have been reappointed by the Ontario Government License Com- missioners" for the" License District of East Simcoe for the license year 1892-93, and a. 3 meeting of the Board will take` place in the ` Inspector's oiee,` Ross Block,` on the 25th prox`.-', for thepurpose of organization. ` A nonsn ! A uonsn! MY xxnanou you A I - HORSE ! ` _ . b That Show: the importance of looking ` after this noblest servant of men Hefneede care and medicine and John Woods-has the belt _l;oree`powd`e`u' on thetop of theeerth. ` Eat simoooi innaal Agricultqril , Exhit_ai- tion has beognjxd for the 20_th_ and 210} .01,` September." " V % L \ . i .. Fd Bargains . ID Ill GU IIIU I a'13ii1'3Ta'1Z; He is in, the .Dr- Wallwin. It is hope right again in g. few` days. Vlus UU UIIU UUIJUIUUUKL IIIIIUBU UL one IVUVo W. Miler Magrath. the ulpit of Christ Church will D V.. be filles at both services on Sunday next, by the Rev John Orchard, assistant minister. Christ Church, R E;, Toronto The Rev. [Mr _Or_obard is an Evangelist of large experience, and his labors in connection with Sabbath -Schools and other gatherings `of young Eeople have 13 been invariably attended with e happiest results. V ' week. ,____ W N DER and by virtue of a power or sale oon- i tained in a. certain mortgage. which will ; be reduced at-thetime of sale. -there will be I sol by public auction at the Queen : Hotel in ` the Town or Barrie on Saturday, the 20th day of Feb.. 1892, no on. 1.-.... -4 '14-: on ..I..I....1- .. _. 1.- 1--___a_ 1 ' "'III '7" 7": ""ll '--""' -"`-, at the hour of 12.30 o'clock p.m.. by Joseph Rogers. Esq..v Auctioneer, all and singular that certain name) or tract of land and premis- es`situa.te. 1 ng and being i n'the township of : Vespre. in he County of Simooe. and being composedot the nortnfthirty acres of the east half of lot number thirteen in the eighth eon- cession or Vespra. being all of aaid`ea.st half of lot not heretofore sold to :ne.John Pameron. 1 There in nn thn said land 11 frnrn: I-unmn I 01 Jon DOB nerewlore Bola W one..Ionn I `ameron. 1 There is on the said land a. frame house j 18 x 28. a bank barn 38 ft. 3 "u .re,a.nd an orchard ` of about 90 trees. nearly ul hearing. The land ` is all cleared v and clear of stumps. The 3011 I I is a. sandy loam. . M . . TERMS ;.1l\ nan` nu . An Al and. no.4! \ ' aw Inna uavwl cu uuu vlvns VI. Dllulllo Ll-IO DUI! A TER.MS.-10 `per cent on day of sale and * balance. within 30 days theremtter without interest. A . i There will be a. reserve bid. A Other termeand conditions made known `on din of sale. or in the meantime on EDDHGQMOD to the Barrie Load 8; Savings Company.` or to - Mo0AR'i`Is{Y._ PEPLER 85 M00 ARTHY, V ' ' ' ' ' ` Vendor's` Solicitors. !\-A.-.1 -1. I\.'__:; 1--.. n-._L ..u.n . I _ Date 26th of January 1892. _ 44p. NOTICE is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any indebtedness incurred in my name or on my account. except on my- writtennrder. THOMASACROSS. Louisa St, We have been coynpelled from press 01 business toedeler our supplemenh any list ot accounts tor sale uu next __--._ 1 JFARM LAND h'l"l`EllS. Iumgun 1.` UN. DAlJI9.---`L IIBDCIBDIJIB Iuelgn (amgle or double) wihh iron running gear, very cheap, Apply to box 14. 4-5.. - MORTGAGE SALE. I van Dated at Ba}rri_e`. J:::. 25:11, 1835. imw. .0, U wuf .h`;1'd_ .-_4.LI.. ';..`_-l.!.L.. -1 4.1_'_!__ _-__ __ 3.. ;I_- A ` an-m Church. 3., I. _ Ow ing to thecontiuued illness of the Rev. X7 Mil-.. ll.........4.l. .1... ...-I_:.. -1 r\|__:_4. * on the sick hut. V _ We re at to learn that A. Miscampbell, :33, M - .P., is ill athis father a "residence b llandale; in,the m`edica.l' cm of Dr hoped he `will be all, {ah}. nnxn In n `nnrnlyn 1i.EtGH FOR. TsEE 5 laimrle or double) with iron running nrmu-A SPEGIAL NOTICE I -rowusu-up as VE8PRA- |- GENUINE] OF VALUABLE IN THE run mrnrsmsrs oir manm. _-rm: QOUNTY Q19} smnoni BARBIE, COUNTY OF%.SIVM`COE:_ONTARIO, JANUz}1Y 28, 1892. At the bachelor : ball lately held at Mea- Ford the "Mirrqr says this about the ladies:--For.gra.ce of movement Mia Bella Stewart. Mien McLean,end Miss Colgrave are deserving of favorable/T attention. Miss Collins, of.Collingwood_. distinguished her self for graceful oertiu e.,es also did Miss B:I}oitglni;n1id Mia" Pll_1iike'fb.'_of Mearord. w~ .E1W9rthta' couinslwow. vu- Messrs. Stonehouse and Welsh, the parties who assaulted Rev. Thomas McKee on the public highway south of Bond Head, up-' peered before the Bradford Magistrates last week, and were ned. The fine and costs beimz $13. Mr. McKee wes lenient and they got of with a light ne 1 . in tiie Ziiutieiieori inthe Town ell last week during_the Preebyterial meetiu%, there 0 have been missing four eilvor-plated rksr `four pronges.- Any one` having" taken the same in a mistake, or any other article of: that ware. or dishes, will please` return the same to the Witness oice.--Bradford Wit- . The Cardwell Sentinel says the case of Mr. J. A, McCarthy, barrister. against the Township of .-Teeumsech, for damages sus- tained to vehicle from defective roadwayl `has been settled. .- Sola1:ium850. _ l -`nan u I The Gardwell Sentinel talks` about thel [Warden being taken from Adjala, and `about the [$3910 of- that township beiu 'hewera~of w and drawers of water an ~ such = What in the world iaethe `matter? Hgfgrippe unbalanced its mental machin- ery?_... . _ 1; ,1 _I__,L, 1__'u I-L_I-_ I__I,1 ,L II Q, WS:1x:, chbbl Conzehbio opened at Bee- ton last Thursday. ' \ III -r-1-Iuvu bowing stores --.-~ '--__ ..----v_.. -v---~-v.- -'_-- The battendance-5'6 the 0;-illia High School has risento 132. - ' - V . Mr Daniel Spry Post Oice Inspector Ba.rrie,ha.s been in this neighborhood during the past-week, inspecting the Post Oices. He was much pleased with the equipments of the Alliston oice, and after a. careful inspection found the books and - accounts in perfect order sndpso expressed himself He also visited Arlington, Fintons, Rosemont, Mulmur, Stanton, Earuscliffe, Perm. Mans- eldand Everett. Allistoxi Herald. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kitsoncf Creemore while alighting from their cutter became conscious that .the,horse was excited. He became unmanageable and ran away making a new cutter and harness necessary. If , I`. I,,, , IIITII AI I `The editorial columns of our respected cotemporary, the Collingwood Enterprise, arevsomewhat shy of late, ` T III. , . in!` D`! ?I An tun "*1~I1}a7':}.TaisE7c* rIi11'Hip. John Sullivan of Duntroon is dangerously ill. vi! I 1'`: 1- I u | -1 '[;be'_Mz:a.dTti1Ve Independent order of Foresters. Creemoreis said to be in a. ourishing condition. -- ` .,`,._ (1. n 1 ' u . u .. N 'Dt"'.(7S7t;<*7[>l,';_ e;17s((h(a3(.s`n-i>;;.=n elected president of the Countv of Simcoe - Medical Associa- tion. - ' I at clearing prices at J. mm-ms. ~ 7Fa.rmersTin tzhe nrerizligorhood of Warmin-, ister are engaged in logging and drawing `Hlq .'1.`he val.-d at Mr. Pearson : mill Sing` ha.mpton'is rapidly lling up with saw logs. This looks like business! . 1 sizi