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us: I Ava-n . _. g-m(m'1`~'I`AI'1` - At the residence otethe, lg;-i\t1e`s fatht". Colberne stveels. ()1-11113` on ,]uly13l1].hY RV- N, Wellwoodi` Mr. E. 0., wainwngh_L. to M1ss_ Alma nit, eldest, daughter 01 Mr. A. Text. A A T I . Lgq-1'--WlRD.-At Trinit Church. Ban-19`, (man the 19:}: J uly, by the er. C-anon Rmngr. gchard Clay, barrister-at-law. Gumuoqu,-_, ; soln of F`. C. Gillett. Esq . Dumeld. Entlund. V to Helen Elizabeth. YOIIDBOSI 'dauhter;ot Hun late Shearman Godfrey Bird, Esq" . _ cently. ":T'0;s;epbV.Ca'r'npbel1' of Lot 76.5Conceasicn '1. Tay, offers $50. for the conviction of the ` parties who poisoned Atwcoaof his cattle re- ` 'I\ 1 . 3`? .1 r\,,9ns, _-_ ._a___-._l.. .._...I. Mr. Bpooker, `of North Opillia,` was struck on the head by a. branch` of a- falling trqe, the other" day, and redeiyed severe, though not fatal injury. ` n I 1 n 1 1 11,- 41 _ _ . _ _._L - ..1..A... --v_ ow-aw- " . ` J`J' Somebody red a. bullet through a. plate glass window _in Mr. Ruby s store, Midland, and Mr. Ruby will be glad to give $20 for the convi<;tion`of thp shootist. l Redney had a. big time `on the 12th. There I was the ded'ica.t.ion of a. nw hall, 8. pic-nio in the afternoon and a. concert at night, and the proceeds amounted to 8200. i , .__-L_,| l`I_'__.1---..!... ..L..II....nn` vuv rnvuvvxxu u---av-..v--.. -- '_-..- I Hanlan has accepted G,auda.ur s challenge I . `for a race on Couchiching, 3 miles. [for $500 ` I a. side, with $500 added by` Orillia. The \ race willtake place next month. N 1 tr II I 1 _t ;L. 1'I-._._ `[)-_-...-.. guns. n --- -on--u Iv--V- _.-__- Joseph Yellowhead, of i;_1V1e'arma. Reserve, `informs the ,Pa.cket'. that the Indian camn meeting on the Reserve will `begin on Sep- tember lat, and continue ten days. _,s_ _n -11 1_:.'-J; ..-. -uni u `A .1 ,_ In\4 I. aniv Inn-\ va-.v.v w-_. ....J._ -ported to the United States from T Wa.uba.u- shone for the yar ending June 30th, 1892, was a. little over a. million dollars. - - - 55 (`I 1,.,.,,,, The value of`. goods of all 'kit'1dAex- ; | IVIIU W Invvnv vs vs. vs -.------ -v__.__..- 1 Many friends of Rev. A. R. Sanderson ` _were very sorry to see him leave lust Sa'tur- ` day. He carries with him the best wishes .4: +1.. I\l\!\` nf Wmvminamr for his success any. 13,6 Carmen wluu uuu uuu uunu wmuw of the people of Westminster for his success though the coming yea_r. vs I . 1: A `l'I-_._- I!_.-...'. ....._ AL--nnk QR VIII! Villllnnaa JV-uv`-u Packet : A Barrielivery `man charged $5 for driving the Orillia lacrosse players from the railway. station to the grounds. Busi- } ness had probably been bad for a. while be- fore. I _ V We hope the Brie papers will kindly `present our congratulations to the Lawn victory over the Toronto clubs.-Stavner Qlili f Tennis Club of that town on their recent` The (`mlncil of the Municipality of Cook- burn I -Iland wish to inform owners of idle saw mills or small capacity. that there is a. business opcning for s. person owning such property that would bring it and settle here. they would also. if necessary, assist such person by I smell bon11sin('(\nBideI`8.l.i0n of his guarantee to ill: in a small gristing machinery in connect 011 wilhhis mill. and to do custom work, sawintt and grinding at reasonable rates. An tn thnan intnnind tn remove to V I9 U\Il Sun. Bass shing whichvpromised poorly at the beginning of the season is pbrgving very --ne i now, and many a. gamey auty has" been M landed on the rocks this past; weok.-Pene- I tang Herald. nnn,,j A.._:__-___.;.. ..'.'G--ail... Ila!-4-In II` ~ 0uuu;u_ llllllus Uuuv run Aves: .| A Waubaushene correspondent of the ; i Packet says :-Everything about our little `town is now in apple ie order. The fences have all been w itewashed. the `streets cleaned up, lawns nicely mown and , gardens nely hoed. and I venture the as- , " Torotito and Mid nd presents a neuter ap-' _ -. pearsnoe. _.` .0ur,_yo_u_1_1g man says he never `can [_ sdrtion that no ees of its size between; ` nuns uusnau. \ 1 The 202nd Anniversary tifgthe Battle of I E the B0 ne was duly cdebratd by the Mid-' E land istrict at Victoria Harbor. The i speakers were Messrs. J W. Parkhill, A. Miscempbell, M. P. P., and W. H.` Bennett, M. P;, and also Rev. G._G. Jackson. - Packet : U to Monday last Mr. B F. Kean had kille this season nine hundred and ninety -nine` speckled` trout. A few days ago one of his catch weighed 9. pound 1 ' and two ounces. `No wonder our waters are i depleted of their`. natural wealth. n-u , `|l'!JI-__.`I `EL.-- must!` :3 xlhjrf UUIJIUIUU VI. UIIvI.s,au-nu--. u ....-._. ` The Midland Free Press is, offering taffy . for a box of strawberries ._pi-sented to the Editor, declares that California, the.Niagara. Peninsula and Ordnance Lot No. 3, Tay, make up the contingent, and that said lot : heats the continent for big and highly V avored berries. Did you ever. ! Even Barrie isleft out. ' - . ' llenutlml Mllilnery at `J. FYFE s. In 1886, when the Rev. Geo. Grant, B.A., |was appointed Inspector of Parr Sound, only one lpnpil . presented himse for en- ltrance. his year there are one hundred and two writin for entrance in the districts " of Pa Soun and Nipissing, and twelve ' for Pub ic School Leaving. The number of 9 schools in those districts has _more than I. doubled during that period. ` ----A---_'.In-.5 A` I-kn i There was a. large merket on Sat: mornin for butter v and eggs, Mr. `ill fbuying at-gely ol=these articles. The , T era wives regard tl_1is'_ an 9 `great "1304 [ buying mrgeny oruuuau a......._...... -.... ,....... regard this as` I they can obtain cash for these products of their departments of the farm without1ea.v- ing the market building. The following a. ' boon no were the `prices pzaigi on the market.Iqua.reV that day ; whemvoc 4oc.4t5 45c._; rye; 753;3to'80c. ; oa.6is,..26o. to`28c.; peeee 550 1-1; am. 9 new -'hiv`.* $6_00. a ton.'etl,'a _.i rye, 753$;-it6 80c. oa.ta,..26c. to zac.; pause ow, to 58c.; new hi? $600 3 tom; stravif 1 . 34 mm $5.00;'boe .hi;_ufqume:s, $7 1:07.50; . fopoguuvgq-s;,5.00per cwt.; mutton, $8.00. . pejz-.';c\3,_6. ,-,"7 ~ =pm`~_k,i., `$5.50 _,to % $6.00` {Jar ` Iowjzi; tprkep, 10c to 11. per b9; dugks 60c. pegpair; fowla, 600; to 60. a pair; bn'tt'pr,.13. 4:0 150.; eggs, 10. dozen; neyv potdboep 35 a peck; untrimmed hidep, $3.50_ to `)_|4.00_pe?rTcwt.; pelt: 250;; lambskins, 40q;.;;;wood,'4 83,251 0033 50 per cord ; wool , " ,185:_.per:1b.~ A ' '_ , -`U- 0rg1et`the Sons of ,`Engla`nd~' grand" ;Ba_rk ~Wednes-j_,_ _, ext. 27th inst. ; A bigd9.y' of cimns;.iI_.,on,.i;hb" very onefi and pzrindinsz reasonable rates. And to those intending to remove the new settle-memaineeamch of lands and prefer U0 remain in Ontario. Cockburn Island offers fair inducements. Land is cheap and 13101137 the climate is healthy. and in point of produc- tions as far as yet developed comp!-1'88 mV"1" ablv with those at the Counties of Grey and Rinn-no .l.Ul.'Ul.lL1) nun ansunusou I---.-..-_ .. _, pearanoe. Our, young man says iawa newer and tidier village. _ T '5'-"Wuaamuw&ig Nu scworb at Present on Bnynelq nd Toronto St-r.eeu.-'l'ne avor l.'m_-ow: `__8on1e night on ',l'.'ow_n, lflnanccq. .1`)1e_Town Council met in their council ;chamber on Monday night at 7.30. All 9meY i'fbers*' "were present except-ing First` =Deputy-Reeve... --Wells, and Councillors I/I_c_Ni.ven;a.nd` C. W. Plaxton. 'I`hprrinn"+I:n nf Mai-. mnefina were read , n1_qL_11ye1_1`:aqq u., v,V.'1`|u.2u:uu. The m1n_utes of la,at meetmg were read andaddpted." ` ` ` ' ` ` ' "Nan fnllnminn nnnunnningl-inn: mm-n- I-and ? gum: wows uuImu1I.1x SESSION. {A snrnr `amazon A8!) or nmcn ~ - nusnuss noun. V ' and rgterred t2o_the roper corqmmsees : _ ' From McCarthy. epler,Va.nd MCartb'y, Barriten, Barrie. ' ` = ` , (Illa [1 VI" Q1-nu-nntnutn an.` nl>1-no-va :I\Al|nI+_nA EU,I'l'IU%I.'B, D&l'l'.lI2. ` ' i : `_.`.Mr. G. T. Jsomers a.nd.others interested F have instructed us to write you regarding the rongful act of the town in- unlawfully {directing-. the flow of `water from` its ~na.tural `course and precipitating it upon St., .soutl_1 of King St.,to the greatiiniury of IA property `owners in that vicinity. Mr. . Somers who is now the owner of the proper- lty formerly owned by Mr. Penton adjoining this street has` been the chief sniferer by `reason of this wrongful diversion of water and a. continuing serious damage is being done to his property through the 'town s ldefault ~ ,,_,.__,_.;___'I L. ..A.. LL..L .....I...~.. uuu 5110110611. - The following communications were read and referred bathe ggoper corqmittees _ I TI`rn'vn Mnnnrhv nri`AI' V And RM}-_(`Iarf.h7_ ' BLOOD 10 weeks old. NEW Lwith Pmahions. Carnal: etm. Pin and UUICLUIU We are instructed to say that unless compensation be given .for.- the damage already done, and the flow of water down and along that street he stopped, or some I suioient precaution be taken for its safe lconduct without injury to the adjoining properties, an action will be commenced to recover $500 damages, and for an injunction restraining the town from the. unlawfully diverting the water from its natural course to _the injury of our clients. `I.`........ 'D:.-.l......1l Dnnmll Chief Runner. B0 ne 11]] ury OI. our Uucuu. From Richard Powell, Chief Ranger, Court Robin Hood, No 84: ul'\.-..I......-A.:..I `Atari: Rain-an gain:-I-or` on O'Ha- U0lll'l': 600111 nouu, no 0-2 3 O,ur bea.utiful town being selected as the place for holding the sixteenth annual 'ses:=ion of the High Court of Ontario of T l\ T4 ' 1. U..l3. We the members of the Local Court " request your honorably body to assist us in exten-iing to our five or six hundred dis- biuguished visitors a. cordial welcome and also in; decorating our town in 9. manner 3 suitable to the occasion. 111, _,____1J L- _._--1.`I.- ._1..n..n.-I q" urn nnn`(1 surname no me occaswu. . We would be greatly pleased if you could present: anaddress of welcome through your honorable Mayor and . otherwise ioin us in entertamin our visitors." | lH__... fl ! !.!__...._LL 3. Q.`-. (C T Lon rnunnnl-_ '6EBI'Dluulu uul: vxawuna. From T. idsworth & Son, I beg respect- fully to apply for permission to build an oven under the sidewalk in front of my place of business. The oven to be built of stone and brick,` and under the superinten- dence of your Inspector of Board of Works Committee. . . A ___L2L:-_. -:._.....l 1... RR I-nah-sang I-nan nf uommwtee." .A petition signed by 56 business men of the town requesting the Mayor and Council to set apart Aug. lst., as Civic Holiday", was presented. The Mayor had already issued a proclamatiqn to that effect. - rm. _ :-n__-_.. 4...... ...........a.. (nun I-kn Dnrlzn `a proclamation no man uuuuu. The following. two re rts from the Parks Committee were read, ut laid on the table until another meeting, to give some .of the Council time to investigate certain matters therein contained. 'n__-__; 11'- A 'V....- nLnu\t`:'\(I nnmrniftnn EHGTBID C01! cameu. Report No. 4.-Your standing committee to report that having duly ' on` Parks beg considered the request of Mr. Hogg regard- ing a portion of Lot 1. east Graham Street, enclosed by town in Agricultural Park, wouldrecommend that the town enter into a lease with Mr. Hogg for a term of ten years at a nominal rental of 25 cents per year. ' - After-a thorough enquiry, your committee is of opinion that Mr. Hogg is a possessor of land owned by this corporation, and would recommend that Mr. Hogg be re- quested to enter into alike contract with the town regarding the same. ' a All of which is respectfully submitted, F.-`H. BALL. Report No. 5. -Your standin committee on Parks beg to report that aving duly considered the request of Mr. W. H. Myers; regarding the removal of ates and other ob- structions on east half ofg street east of St. Vincent Park. would recommend that the prayer be granted. and that the gatesan-1 posts be o`ere.l for sale. All nf whinh in resnectfullv submitted. ' E A report on sewerage recommending the building of sewers on Bayeld and Toronto Streets, and the appointment of Mr. Willis Chipmau as Civil Engineer in charge. gave rise to considerable discussion. The Mayor advised that before voting on this, report the Council should take into consideration the state of the town nances. He said that the town was now in debt $16,000. and to wipe out this decit and at the same time make provision for the running expenses of the town, a tax of 28 mills on the dollar would require to be levied. Leaving the debt unpaid 22 mills on the dollar would be sufficient. It was for the Council to say whether they should wipe out the debt at once by the high rate or leave the debt standing. He was in favor of the former. Relative tothe sewerage question, he thought it made little difference when these sewers in question were constructed, as it wonldbe V necessary to borrow money to carry out the work no` matter when undertaken. l`1______21I_.. `l)-........o -nun :v\ `ennui nf WOTK D0` IHEUUEP Wllliu uuuutouncu. Councillor Pearcey was in favor of doing without the sewers in question for another veer, and incur nohfurther expense on the town until this decit was wiped out,"s`ud to do this he was "quite favorableto the high .....Ln t h At`8.30 the_ ' vi. 3 ? 838.111 xiii P8198. . Councillor Montgomery dwelt at `some A length on the report in question. his remarks being directed chiey towards Civil Engineer Chipmen, a man whom he` in no way de- 3 ises, but whom he considers incapable 0 hear him outin his statements he re- ferred the Conneii=to.athe.;ewe`ra.ge attach- ment outside of Dr, Pulling : -new`; residence. The housejs `of _,ordinary `height 5 above the . ground : a.nd'yet' `the atts.ehinent' is higher ' etill,rdonsequent1y?< an-1 o` inig has `to be , e mQ....f&1"zh91' dQw.n ;the 11` - th.-9,. ..t1(1i,s` was `no j isolated case, but `many other -instenes m1g1tbe` given. ` . ` t . '0n"diinion?the" syn: ideelered : the mo-' 3 .4 tio_n lost. 5;; V 4 ';_-`3: '._..:;`, .;~_;' ..'j : . nncil edpnrned to meet 2. I. )4; ... . - 3 _ . - ~mwa=waaks:i-'i-e . A . `.;_}:.-`p Hm" 5n~_11:;.*'`."n1 "rs"- also stated. . 3; '1ase1maay tliitfpart` '_z1-.133 .wa.s- yjaibed_:by the ;1 wgnt ~-thund_er~ storm of the season. About 4 o clo,ck.it b_e;. came as dark as night, so that the Ibo`:-'e_,` oces, etc., ha.d'to`belih1:ed"up _the same =~.=t.nish.t...u,.J,;T!!e;, _ A. m...fr9.tn .t.ha9_.w.a9t antjthe `c1oi1d'g)_p1"eIei fjtheg ihppearitnhv, chey~-maid , , ` .5, -2.: .2 -:45 "3r"':-~ :'_1.f,K5 ; M, ,` it- 0858 D6 0lIel.'c.1. 101' ucuu. All of -which is respectfully submitted, 1'3 11` D.` W M; f.:.';:. ""?i`v'. " ' _' sea, . ` rha_:piasey~os;.a:nnA:av..s,xcn tender-. h-ea} my ;tzu-1; 9:n=!!!%2;:'!9!9`:?9P&%*!%T:9'?'- J . `st-E `.5:-. oi: ' '* 4 a.ndVcycloues' in the great storm regions of the Unitd Sthtea.< ` ` V ` 1'\_-_S,,._ L`, . ,1__ LL __- I.-.` 1..--.. .. ..L...\...... ulc lll-IIBCLI DIDIIUHJ" During the day there had been. strong; south to south. west`-wind `- with a warm suffocating temperature. the wind gradually veering to the west. As the heavy dark cumulus clouds rolled onwards revealing the rain clouds, the wind blew with terric vio- lence, raising clouds of dust perfectly blind- ing to all.-gwhowere` on the streets; The rain came in torrent: from clouds which had a greenish tinge, an,d,the lightningashing in all parts of the hea\'ens gave one the idea of being in the mldstof the changing East IndiavMouaoon. The electric. ashes from cloud to earth and from earth to cloud, had all the elements of the grand and sublime. an `n .u 1 Much `damage was isurround- ingwtownships, Many barns were unroofed, fences blown down or carried away by. the` force of the wind, `trees _ uprooted and de- _stroyed. The wind in some localities took the `timber down in furrows a few yards wide, and showed that the wind s motion was rotatory as well as progressive Up to the time of writing these lfnes not fatalities had been reported. - Tho lmntr Inna nn\1nI|-or` 11 anrf. nf IIQYIQR SUHCOP. Any further information may be obtained 01! Writing to ALFRED MONCK. ` Clerk ot Igaunioipalitv. /I-.1,1 . n . `Ann uuu UUUII l'UPUl'lR:ll- i ` The bay was covered with a. sort: of dense mist, so that one could see only a. short dis- ~ tance Some fears were -entertained for the ; steamer Longford, which had started for ` Orillia. a. `few minutes before the _storm came. ; The protest entered against the Orillia club on behalf of the Barrie club was sus- tained at the meeting of the Judiciary Com- mittee meeting of the C. L. A., on Saturday last, and the game must be played over again. . Thefour players who were mention- ed in the protest were suspended. The Worlds says :--The Barrie-Orillia match must be played over again at Barrie. Chaplin, the two Downies and J. S. McGuire were V suspended A nnnn:n nI1:nh, nnrfinnfn WAR Rnflenflell . suspenueu Barnie Quinn s certicate was suspended : and R Wat.son'a.nd W. Dunn, also of the * Orillia. team, must show cause why they should not be suspended. All 4-}... .-.knua.Sms-no.~'| morn mnmhprn nf the vs nnnun ;4v-vn. vnuurw V -..... In last week s Times (Orillia) they have a reportof the great match; and they wind up by saying : Last year Barrie vented its displeasure on Jim McCurry, alleging that he had sold the game, and McCurry had to leave thevtown -Now we hear that Barrie accuses the four Bradford men of playing to lose on Thursday, and as a consequence Messrs. McKinstry, Sheir, Lew Campbell and Manning have- resigned from the club. VV_e desireto inform the Time s that Jim McCurry did not have to leave Barrie on ac- count of the reports. He had decided to do so some time previous to the. match. Is it reasonable to think that the Barrie Club be- lieved such reports, when they presented him wi a handsome ring on his leaving town, then invited him back to play with them this season? We think not. `n-..___.1:.... LL- ...-......-..... Ln-at 4-Ina Rrnfnrrl 81101110 1101? U6 Buspcuuuu. : All the above-hamed were members of the }AOri1lia. Lacrosse Club. ' with them tms season .' we uuuux um. Regarding the rumors about the Bradford boys, they are still members of the Barrie Club. and they are proud of it. We feel condent that they played to win the last game, and when the clubs again cross sticks they will show our Orillia friends that they can again play, and play to win As regards the rumors, after diligent en- %uiry on the part of some of our citizens, we In] that the remark was made by an" Oril- lia man. but so far as its ever being credited in Barrie we have yet` to learn of one Barrie man charging or believing that any of the Barrie team did such a mean and contemp- table thing. as the Times would have its readers believe. Messrs. McCurry, Camp- hell, Manning. Mathews, McKinstry, and Sheir, all played ne lacrosse at the last game, and indeed always did, and on every hand they receive praise for their work. .... `V 1- .. ,, :n_:n:-\ :.. :L.. :L........ nu-\ IIIUI-l\l. IILAVJ Lvvvnvv rsuuuvw -v- ___V-- 77 The News-Letter (Orillia) in its item on the lacrosse protest stated that Orillia. pro- tested Campbell, Manning, and one or two others On the day of the match the whole of the Barrie team were protested, in- cluding the eld capt. Neither of these paints were included in the oicial protest against Barrie. Why ? .\,,9ns_ ._-___:. 1...... 3.1L ..I....Lu nu`-nan {Raw DSOILIBII Jltllllvu Iv IIJ . \ Orillia. must have felt shaky when they would send a. man down to consult with _ Barrie to,see whether they would not with- ; draw the protest. Funny. is it not? , _ _ _ _ ;_L _.21I L..`pn v\`nnn nu \|n.uIvv vvnlv :a-vvw-nu ., -..__J, _V , Alawn tennis match will take place on the Barrie C_lub s Lawn, Peel Street, on Saturday. The competitors are Barrie and Hamilton. ,.. .._ DIV`? A l____l .LLIDIl.lIIII\ll-I The Executive Committee of C.L.A. have decided that the Collingwood-Owen Sound match shall be played over at Collinqwood. STEAM uamna. ETG. Public School Board. A special meeting of the Barrie Public School Board was held in Mr. Ra.denhurst s oice on July 13th, to hear the report of the School Management Committee on the in- vestigation of the complaint of Mr. White- hread about the promotion exomination, and to engage a teacher for the model school term. Present, James Scroggie. Geo. Ball, W. B. Baikie, G. A. Radenhurst, E. B Reid, F. J. Brown, and F. J. Smith Ab- sent, D. Spry, G. G. Smith and Joseph Rogers. The Committee found that Mr. White- ubeead had not used the limit table same as should have been, hence the examination did not suit his pupils. It was agreed by the Board that Inspector Morgan hold an- other examination of the Junior 4th class in Mr. Whitebreacfs `room. It "was unani- mously carriedthatp Mr. A. C Batten be appointed teacher `for-model school term. -_-.___.j_: Wutulialwsa ha `; . NOW 30311101100. Harcotirt Vernon, Eeq., Private Sec , to fthe late Liens ~G'ov. Campbell, in? building a ..spgcionsframe residence on the shore, near Deer Park. A Contr_act.ol_' Wilson, of Toronto, ' as 12 'm'eq_git work, and when `complete the` j uilinwith its him. attachments,- V bgmthandmme ..ldd5t.i0 the many. .. ._ t .t.;gv.eI.r,1,93s ,,mpenfe1dt- 1 '! 3', .`v`..'.. ; . They were conrmed; V `Trinity Church `was well lled on Sunday `morning when 25 candidates presented themselves for .confirmation by Bishop Sweatman, of Toronto. In his address the Bisho stpted that the fundamental truth of the C ristian religion isour Sonship relation to God. He exlhorted his hearers to re- nounce the world and its allurements, to re- main fix-m_ end. steadfast in their belief in God asftheir Father, `and'to obey willingly di- -vine-' will`. He emphasized` the importance of daily rigate prayer,~.~8cripture resdmg, no-`A marlin `III A` lAl'|_I`.I'I'II'lt_ kc`)? Ela'i'l-ym riyate priyerg .8cri and parta, ' g_of3.c_1'a.men1:. 'l`I-m `Riulm-n nnnnnted 3. cc Vanct pa.rmx1ng_oI .n&c_x'a.u|eu_u. . _, _ 9 h The Bishop conducted 9. cdnnnation ser- .vice at~Allndale in the evening. - Sp:-rt: and PaltTn. PLRAGRAPHERT8" PENGIL POINTS. HAY "nnnbn. ' Anitrrrlzns uncut! `Duh -3` -74:-`\\_r'i1-I~t:l; ;I'1a.n who stole $27 out of Mr. ' Carley g pocket please return it ? -._v1 II - z- - vnnxyvvn vs -vv:-o :.-v--,.- -`-Big 'Bay'Point items recenved too late for this.issue.: _- EN_DERS will be received by the under- Signed 111313 ! 12 1Y'Y\7nn.L .r...p. ., , _.____ - 151...... Eng _ E}l;;I_&l I_5IlI St/nlu at your own prices `t J: FYFE S. . a.ssort;nentz of Canucgi (Goods suit- able for camping parties at Va.ir s. `ll . I `II V I. V` I I `CC '--Elcction`s for ;Ma.nit;oba. Provgncial Par- liament will be held next Saturday. IV! 1. 1 -.,O_ "L5,; {cilia};1i&}I`{AEsE5}I;~;"$aLioraty in the British [House of Commons is 42. .-...v\..-.- .u. . u--- vvuvu .. .v`. v... -,r-avu --The Garden Party on Mr. S. Lount s lawn last; Tuesday evening was a success. ' nu . 1. . . 10 . 4 Paiul a and St.V John"s Wegkcursion knocked them all out. Proceeds $120. --Arithmetic aud Algebra were unusually difficult at the late Departmental Exams. 1? I \.lll.Al\4| an my vs-v cu-v\I yvrwn yngnvuuu-- ;4. ..u.. -The late St. St. John's re, Nev;;'ox1t;d- land, turned over 14,000 out of their homes. W;-15":;:_'t'TI:x'1;'v'3;voV11;}1`r}as goodr before you see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark & Co. s V - -:G. N. T." Co., will build a new steamer at Uollingwood under direction of Capt. | Campbell. I . I ,, -,42,,_ ____L `L2- aavnvvnnr -V- . Dated at Barrie July 15th,T1892. awn :1 iv LIA`-IIXILI-J vvvlaxub vvuu u. uuvvvucn "`ne" last Friday. Hailsbonca belied it. -The mail car weather indicator indicated --Inspector J. C. Morgan is presiding exa.miner.a.t the Departmental Examinations here. wan-raw-.. -Dr. Bosanko takes an active part this week in the Ontario Dental Societv s annual I meeting in Toronto. 1: . . -n,.,,s,I_ r1 1: r1 ;|_-c._._;. -I-_| -1-V-I-r` A. Patrick`, C-. M. G., the first clerk of _ the House of Commons, died on Monday at N iagara.-on-the-Lake rn \ T,,I: ,I,,- C1_L,.___I-.a ..... -.---aw-.. ..-- - - -The Northern-I:i-,<-g_}1ts of last Saturday night almost outrivalled` the bri liant phe- nomenon of last winter. uvuxuuunn Va. avuuv u :10 vvnn -Newma.rket Methodist S. excurted yesterday via Orillia. and Enterprise to Big Bay, J a.cksou s Point, and Orillia. A T1` 'I'1-__,,AA_A_ T\-..L2_4. 3? Remember that VI -I.NIen1;ett, Dentist has removed his office to Br')wn s Block, between the Barrie and Queerfs hotels. X -1 . |_ -On Monday. the Enterprise" took Allandale Methodist S. S to Big Bay Point, and on Tuesday. the Orillia carried the Congregationalists to Strawberry Island. ` 9 n, ,. o-.._1___1 *nI_..l- \/v;;F.nv&wv.v..u.-...... .. ~-_._.. _-__ , c'Taylor s Dental rooms, Sanrlersiihiock. Special inducement for summer months. - Nitrous Onide Gas for painless extraction of teeth given free with sets of teeth. Best set $10. tf. ET. B. & C. Co , are stamped on the Soda Biscuits that are recognized now as the best in America. They are for sale by all the enterprising grocers in Canada and Bar rie. Try abox if you don t believe this. We did, and are convinced of the truth of what we say. - Orange Blossoms. - At 3 o clock, Tuesday afternoon, Trinit Church was the scene of a very pretty we - ding, the interested parties being Miss Helen Bird, daughter of the late Civil Engineer Bird, and Mr. R. C Gillett, Banister, etc., of Gananoque. A few moments after the arrival of the groom, followed by the grooms- men, Mr Thos. Baker, of Barrie. and Mr. E. G. Bird, of Toronto, Mr. J. C. Morgan. organist, began the beautiful and effective strains of Mendelssohn s Wedding March. Immediately, the bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Bird and Miss Reiner "of Barrie, carrying handsome bouquets and dressed in lovely mauve and heliotrope colored dresses, en- tered, and were followed by the charming looking bride dressed in white satin and the customary veiling. She was accompanied by her uncle, Capt. E. G Bird, of Barrie. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party partook of wedding breakfast at Sans Souci, Peel St., the residence of the bride s mother, and left by evening train on an extented tour in the East. THE ADVAXCE presents its compliments to Mr and Mrs. Gillett vlvnmllmb` wm be recexveu my me unner- V signed uutn O CLOCK. N OUN.FRlDAY. JLLY `29th. 1892, fora. system of steam Heat- ing and Ventilation. for the County Court House and Mun1cipa.lBuildinga in the Town Barrie. Onr civic Eondav. As Civic Holiday comes but once a year, all our citizens should go in for the fullest enjoyment when it does come. No better way of spending Monday, Aug. 1st, can be found than patronizing the Band and Fire- men s excursion to Owen Sound. The sail from Collingwood to Owen Sound by the electric lighted and swift steamers, Favorite and City of Midland will certainly be par excellence. Who can resist the tempta- ,tion? None should try. Every one is going and you will be there too. Get your $1.35 ready and than try and get a little more for ice cream. etc. We hope to see the train fairly loaded at 7.30 on that morn- | ing- IIIIV Look for Ad. next week of Great Mid- summer Sale at Hunter, sarjeanc an: IVA : _ Twelve members have joined this society during the past month. The following offi- cers were installed by Bro. David Miller, E. C. R. of Ontario, at meeting of Robin Hood Lodge on Tuesday evening :-4C. R . W. Powell ; V. C. R., Bro. Micks: F. S.. L. Vair ; R. S., W. C. Hunter ; W. C., Bro. Gordon; W. T , H. Collins; S. W., M. Colquhoun; J. W., E Scott ; S. B., Bro. Pearsall : S. B , Sam. Davis ; C. D., Bro. Sanderson; C. R, Dr. Palling. on` Duty. Editor Courtlandt, of THE AD\'A.\'CE, ac- oomnanied by his wife, left on Monday morning on a. four weeks holiday tour through South-western Ontario. We hope` our genial editor may return thoroughly m- vigomted and strengthened for resuming the arduous and important duties associated. withwan editorial chair. On Monday, the steamer Orillia. was crowded with excureioniste "from St. Paul's church, Innisl, and St. John s, Churchill. The boat started at Bell `Ewart, and sailed in Strawberry Island via Big Bay Point and Barrie, returning to Barrie via Belle Ewart. Thus` all on __boa.rd were given Equal Rights. ` M ` ' T ' l _.-__._- ' . I f`,,I.wo-9 goatrated Vwitgli .'pvere_hi1iou|';.`. Eglznt, `writes _Erae_tue Southworth, of to -3 ' ..`. HAEJI-n-ruin}-i1n'ho"u.n . m.`.t.I`...`.- ' _l)_99`_w1i`x 1 Iygs qohapletely c_:ured.*_'. cotnguunn, wnwa nruauua uuuuuwuruu, uq. ,"Me; Alter-vaixily trying a. number Tdf roinodiei;-.I=wa.s:- nally:*induced- to` itaid W. Aybr s._.Pills... I had qcarcelv tskenwtwggi : A -` {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCI amen: corms. IIVI cans. Lch. '1'qgether._ construct I Very Interesting and Gouipy V chapter of Local History. M ` 1-\- L9 _vu.Iv; swwr. nanny:-g _0n the 6th instant. at Mamhoash. Jane, infant daughter of Mr. Joseph sweet ;;_..On the 1cthinat.. at his residence. M]L!1l;do Rte, Jamrs Miller, in thongs year of his age. gt-1~snN,-At 01-illia. on Monaai. July nth. Arthur James. son of John and Jane Hut- gon, aged years, 4 months and 18 davs. M mc,~At 9 hurchlll on Tueada . Ju'y 12. R113 John Magee, `of Bradforg. aged (:1 more Around Lake Suncoe. ux name. t the Plans and specications on -110 999 `t the 1 or. BARBIE! r ' omc"3eTH,5.83unaouaH|:s. 853 Que Ht. t W at. 'l`0r0nt0- ,x;';1f.l.;2::me:, ma pg `:3 a or , ' ' . an . hens]s1pgn`2l1It`,I1)1)1'::seof two r8BD0n3 `mruo '1 lg`? to become security for the due fullment o the contract. l he lowest. or a.ny._ tender not l}00"`d y accepted. Plans can be seen after the 18th lllito R. GRAH AM. V Chairman of Committee. Court Houga. Barrie: Barrie .Inhv1!'.th moo `VOL. Ll. No. . S/mmc: ""'T '1 Elizabeth. youngean uauunnugzol feH";a`}% Shearman Ron] Engineers. 7 ' ' Died. u. U\ VBBTS. \II\JA in VI. n---. _:`9gkburEls1and. July 8411, 1392. ,v&gl`aIlcyun(1ned150. or 3 montb5_- H? IUIIUU \II'III'IO On 13th, Daniel McIver was chargedwith: Was committed to qaol. M L _ H I .- A` For assaulting Wm. Thompson, M-,. Ness was ned'$l0 and costs, or 30 days. - 0n i\I0ud:Ly on a. charge of vasgl`9-!VI,0Y M1`,-`. 5`1- Wilson was tmed 25 cents or 113'?`- 5he was committed to jail. ' ` ' July 20m, before 0. H. RbS.n..Eq.{. '1. - M.{i W- J. Kirkpatrick and R.ob0$rtAGunningh&l!l Wife charged by Detective Beardsley, Witv_h_i` `i Violation of the ha.wker a`oLnd 'edla;1" s" FY)- emlv Both were ned $25.00 and oogl;-3,. ac1_ .\ v Wine to_GredItors,' _------" ,__...__ 1~?En:1>,a.a NEAT, smona. .YOUNG /' .....mr.rv girl as General Servant. Good The Brotherh00d 337 f` _., 0131;. Lake Simcoe _L0*1e' E31`, go 502 nrimrth` will have then` eXf"t Per '-B5"1i(la.le It on Tuesday. 26? `vi3e1eav' A 6 P`. ` 9 Prise. The treat set {val of ` 8.40 a.m., and 011 94 ' evening. Th boat win !eaY.-LB.`1?h` -1- a.t9 a m. J}{_\'STU ---r 0 the w1f of v.Hector J ohnalon of-anon- ._A; 0'1-.1m. Jul; 14th. the `wire of arson`. V ` ? Orillia township; July 12th. the mc.~- M Hovife of Mr. Donald Home of 3 son. V . Ms, -At Longford, July 11th, uh _ " "3?`$`1r, u` eo. Wildams of a son. 8 ._ Married. iaam Ollskeu . Farmer, u know the `I. [ ' L hi '_g angoharvest; ` W533 ., wilsell you a beuntifnl " .. 0l1_!or 15. a pound`. "" *4 CO` Barrie, July 15th, 1892. `-+------j .. rain or BARBIE. N E ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ _.T. 55I=oR SALE- (Ll. N o - Z3 .SAMUEL Wnzsmcv, 1 ~ --:-j-_?__?_ -11-moans I=on--5' w;r~ .' I %`;.s:;:.% my": `;'Ji"5"`? 'ii ~$;2. W1 .-.i?t?`fr2%iwE'\-`ITXi`%*7;1' H n - .1-~'I.\H'::".* - 4 -I` d_ ]C' I ..f.& -41 .' _\i."s ;'I_'ouoe court. 1 -.- EN WAN I`ED.-0wing to the change in` M Singer Manufacturing Co's pusinesa here they are taking from the Barne District a number of their men. and will want other good reliable men to fill their places. Good. energetic. Hnnmnn can nrocure nermanet situations. on Died. WHOLxl1\6g!8000 I-ourletaor. _; V-' I i `$.32 mm unnAn-+n1sr1{1ur11nnns;:%| -au-1-un.:n mt smconwmn nu-rutcr. ' Bxggls `As LQGAL rrzws, L - has been on the new church.m~chiI1.:,. , % % Tomfists `are`goif1g :to'. Muskoka.-. in great numbersjust now. " J>'~ =1` ' " T- "E 'I'II IV I III I A III: nuuv - -- ma Gonannod um Interesting Para mph: (9: Advanoo Beulah W119 ; _ _ I-I,ko The nu-xfqw ortIi_o__ Igogt, % Hayingis gnmfal _a.lI thtdgh the" cqunty.- : \ spring manna--.eneap au. FYFE 8. Owen Sound s curfew-is`s9.id'to be work- _' inc well. ; x V L .n.uv vuvu. .|.vu:v\uI.o UL"vL`|lUulB}JuV1l_l.U, uuu a. grand picnicA"la.sb_'w.eek.f - `A - Hon-`iofy a '11 (il_4Vve.ood and" cheip ails u > ` " The pe;r l:1igh_t huaa tppearance in some parts of the couhty of York. , ' AAVIVIA _ (`II ~,,U, , , . .. I If -~ ~ `V 11_e;v:_13.;_1;_1an Catholi4c`.`<:Al'nV1__1`V`;';h `gt T1fou_h -Creek is progressing very: nicely, FIIL- _.-_._ I_I!._I_;. I_,__ __ ANTED.-~A_ NEAT. =s1'n.u1Vu.- iuunu country gm Gen_eral .Serva.nt. instructions. care and smtablo wages. Writs MR3. TATE, 294 Crawford St.. Toronto. 29'-30p E;e 1~rigata;;g;1;V? `Jr " st. `--(;tV1'(-2-t`:ssAion;. `Tiny, has just completed a. ba.nk`b9.-;'n. 69x_40 feet. A -" 5 -;T1;.; a:;,;.a.,'.;.1s;.,;,;%':;.;a 1 .;...:;;..;m:`,r.%...*V } ory,day. Was a vet -`y quiet` oneiuVBMr`adford;. . 172,119,, ,p :'\.I an (The Nicolston grist [mill is running all right. now, sometime; gettinar in bushels a day. . + = - A'wnnnn-:'InumI-`inn nf Mr n Mnnuunh A` n `XJ5;oung-daughter of Mr. V Mcugh, of Alliston. wa.s'kicked by a horse fracturing the skull. ' ` . r 1 ZAl*ex;;1Zder Ca.mpbellA,Vof Medonte, has the` ` contract for building theTCold.waber lock-up, ` N for $760 ` m.......1....... 'n..-..1...a..;..:.... d....`.:|.... a..i...;..1` `w'P`:>i:`t :a nha1- Presbytriau Sunday Sohtiol excursion to Strawberry Island, yielded less than $10 prots ' IN , , 9, `I11 II" ,_,. _-,AL!._ _. mi`Lrmr'$ia{1d Cooper s Falls are cutting I their hay which Is the heaviest they have had for several_ years. T . Inr I .1 -up "I`I"III-(1`I,,II, ,,-I1 . "Tv}.}1{..;I ing has been rose ha.su n the brick "ready. . nus vx 'V_r J ." "" he Bradford Highschool build- suapeiaded, because Mr. Bem- A1-I 1,11, The District of Essa. (`)'z-'aV.ngVeme1A1v held a gala. da.y.inCookstown, on the 12611. The Bradford bxjethren led the procjessipn. ,,_A|__- -l A man nIi;r;;:-1-Ee-t"\';c;-En:ft;l;;w;;glov- of`: Charles Wright, was sun-struck in` the hay < eld, Monday _morning.-Orillia.' Times. ' In I 1"r,__,_ :4 _L____ :_, reliable to nu H1811` mucei. uuuu. uucrguuu. live men can procure permanet situa.t.ions_ a.nply1_ng bg u. C. LAISHLEY. Singer Manu- facturing Lo , 66 King St. West. Toronto. :3?!-0:(`3_8eJ t'2he _f;;1;ry is : going off like hot ca.kes--upwards of 4 tons have] been sold for shipment to England. W _9,,!I_I _ AL `l'NI_'._ ...__..- nunvv wvv-. -\r-" -v- -.-_ ...v._. v. :7 ,,,,,, - L 3 There is improvement visible at Eltngii-oyve. The school house is being raised and bricked. Mr. Catnpbellis improving his `residence. run I 1-, ,, .1` L`. - 1)..-._'L_A.-_'2-_ -...I \]',.4.I,.,. v .u.n.a.o \IIsanrr-wvn- ... ....r.. .._a _-.. ,_-.._-- The ladies of the Presbyterian and efho-V dist churches at Nottawa. prepared a. ` bah-' quet for the visiting brethren of the order on the 12th. _ M .1 I! -sermon to them-. VII IIIIV Auvuu About 100 Orangemen went to the Eng- lish church at Bond Head the other Sunday, and Rev. Thomas Ball preached an eloquent EUJ Iuvu vv vnnvun I The Allistonverald says that burg was almost deserted on the occasion of the law] crosse match at Barrie between the Barrie and Onllia clubs II A ,A tN-1I!._...._-`,I -_ CI.I\L VJI lulllil vnuluv There was a. small re at Collingwtood on Wednesda.y of last week `-' It was on the tug Fred A. I-Iodgson a.nd"th damage done was $400 or $500. 0 0. . Ladies Blouses all at reduced price at Hunter. Sqrjeant _& 009:. ~ A fine thi-.e_g.yea.r`B1?l heifer, belonging to Mr. J,ohn`M'adden. of Orr Lake, was struck` by`: locomotive the other day, cutting off one of her hindlegs. V ` ' ` -2 1').J....I.. (`Ann awn ULIV UL uul unuu nub-In Charles Shinnaman, of Price's Corners.` had his hand terribly lacerated a few ,days i ago by the premature discharge of a blast? while he was packing. ` ' The Free Grant Gazette tells. . this big strawberry story. Mr. Geo Hines sent us ten strawberries the combined `weight of which was 4 ounces. j _ ` A workman named Brown was struck on the forehead last "Friday at McDermott _s- mill, Victoria Harbor, by a block of wood, producing an ugly wound. n_-n.:_ mI.'.1.1....I....m." us? Now Lowell. ('16- _ The Gozkrif " of V~T-h qma,onvil_l, had" nrnn nin1\n'}nnI-. `manly :- pl'O(lllClllg an ugxy wvuu-... Archie McEachern`, of New Lowell, _de- lighted the Meaford folks the other day with his dancing. This lad is in great demand at the Caledonian gatherings. The June make of cheese at the Shelburne n-~ ---- nu-.-.... ..... 19 901- lhan The nrice ; '.rh8 U ulle m3K6 OI uuuuau an vu Cheese Factory, was 12,291 lbs. ._..:.1 8.... :c- I: n llnnlnh rm Wat FULL B|,UUl) UUh'1'. LU WBCKB mu. LVIIAVV BOAT with Cushions, Carpet etm. Spoon Oars. boat house rent Bpid for one year. zsevond-lmnd FIRE PROD SAFES. 1 new Doub`ve-Barrel Breech Loading SHOT GUN; 10 gage. 1.. P. LA1SHLEY._ Man. Sin er Mm 'f (`n_. Barrie. . 29-t . 117 will be snlppeu w um-apm. Bees are said to be doing well in the neigh- l borhood of Beeton, thering a ne lot or | honey from bassw owers, and the pros- pect of la good flow of thistle honey. I Thirteen out of twenty-nine sheep were killed by lightning a few davs ago. on the farm of M_r. H.` Shaw, near Nevis. Oro The ` sheep were sheltering themselves under as tree from the storm. s W The Beaten World says that village has ` one of the prettiest streets for a town of its ` size in Canada, and that it, is morefavorably ~=~---L--.2 c..- .....'i... wnrkk than almost any .. size in Uanaaa, anu nun. n In um... .........--_, situated for water works than almost any ` other place in Ontario. ` Mr. Davey. of Rradtord, came near losin a valuable horse the other day. The anima . got its head in a hay rack and was unable to get front, and `would have died had not -its '1 struggles been heard, when the poor beast `- was relieved. A V _ ` - 4 ----I---- no llnrnloll at low A rei:;;IflIV ot prices at J. l'YFl .8 . - . c _ `_____- _Ba_rriel_acrqge`e `boy; are a.r1janging_ to, zjun .' an exenrsi _ `lab Collingwoqdlon ch'e=25th.. in 1 time to catch the boat f_o_r the Sound. Ev_ery- 1 body is going to have the delightful sail and see the greatest ems than: will be played this season *---'Col 'ngw9od`Enuorpriae.A . - - n Nu-. _.`-..L:.'-(.a{':hva$rn.1thin28 in UUOCBO .E`vCD0l'y, was 12.29:. uau aid for it by a. Guelph ,mi w t will be shipped to Glasgow. , 2 J `L. La. 414.:-utu mg vthi BBSIOII ""`\JUll.lu5 vv .\__:v-..V .....-..- I- - , Barrie Gazette ment_ions, ev__eral thin s which Barrie excels`. _We may be par cued if we add one .,to the falready long `list : Barrie is the slowest town on this green mith. to live "in.--Gkuv4_anh1_1`rnt Banner. tam 91!`? nanny. -in ibz: smdqhzi Al) or OANADA ova.` ` c1u'r1-.-mow. gage. 1;. \ . Mm f. Co.. Barrie. .21` IP11;-anoli BA[RlRIE`, @ COUNTY :0F SIMCOE, `ONTARIO, JULY 21, 1392. .thia week,` `because the- staff is taking a. holiday. V ' T ' * T _.___..-.. _. yr-v.B-v.-pu ' 7 Herald drops out? bf sight "i I rrv 1'` 1-1". '49. ... ' ~ uvo` ` vex-'y busy lately ; either 'one*or two vessels V. :Bracebrid e has registered 4Obi1:tThse,`lVl - Sh'ippers`a.i'; Poi't .`S.evern `have been kept =2 in all the time. . - - " During the last six"mon`.hs' the Clerk of ` fringes, an 15 deaths` A __ . x` L M The Penetang, Herald r;a_"ys-. :7-,f`.1f there ijany idle man in Peneta.nguish e`ne,' it `is be- I ........l. L. :. 1.-- 1...... 4- ...-..1'. n ' _--..--J - ~- ` _ Mr. W. E. Fobt was ned $20 tzhe-,<'>,l`1er., `day. at `Bracbridge for 'shQot,ing_` 9. Parry L SotW.d}dz-A _' = " ' ' . -ton. -'.."...` LLUURLUQUL I. [U5 1 and almost ripe IIVL- _-A_-- - No'rlCl<`. is hereby given pursuant to the Revised Statutes Of Ontario, 1887. Oha . 110, See. 36. and arnendn ents thereto. that al creditors and other persons haw in: claims against the estate of Theresa (Lady) Kortright, late of lhe Town of Barrie. deceased who died on or about the 7th day of June. l82, are required on or before the FIRST DAY -01!` SEP'I`EMBl<`.1t. 1892. to send by post. prepaid. to Messrs. Strathy 8: Eaten. Barristers. Barrie. Solicitors for the executors of the said deceas- ed, a statement in writing or their names and addresses, and full particulars of their claims And notice is hereby given that after. the said first day of September, 1892. the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto. havin regard only to the claims of which they s all have had notice, and the executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any peraon or persons -of whose claim or.clain18 they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. a 8'!` RATHY so ESTEN. Solicitors for Execntors. - - - - --in `Ann nnog) fwd even zmhghout.` - % ' J _ In 'Midland' new hay sells at $8 a. ton. Huckleberries in Morrfon a.re ia;but1 _d_nt:: nu-gr` n`nmAn6- `age... - at' Geneva Park` w'a.s" opetiedlast Friday " A ` o ___!I 311' Il'l".. Q. --I Templsrs "of Temper- ance will be organized an Upbergrove. rm... 1n___I.-u__' -n___1: .- 4- - - . `Penetanguish'e`ne,' it` 4 .l_lIU l.'l3llUIIlb_llg. IIUIIBIIL H_y`. :"I 71.1 Ul_l!?1'U I3 ; cause he is top lazy to work. A __ J Jud e Ardagh held his Court of Appeal 1 at ` flvnvn? .nnI\Q-_ nf n.on3n;nn ' nf Auanuainnnl-. _ in iii SdisIzii`rii5gi * 11:11:01 virei Penetanguisheue and ontaine. ,, 1,, _, _,_L4I- Jugng Ardsgh`1ield `court Appeal" from- urb of Revision` of Assessment, at ` DnnA#nnnn1:nLnu\n Inn Margaux lllllll WJVVILI If `Fl LVVVIQI-`III Ill` 35: Penetanguiahene last Monday. rI'II` 1\IIrlII I IV T1415; E21717 ee.;1;g,1;;;;;e`2:;,.;;,,;ny is putting ` the poles and atringin the wires between |`Dn'-unbnusm-u:n`nnnn '4-`viz: T4: l\GI")=IIQ TPefnet.a.nguJishene and Lafontaine. Novm-'5` yohng doctor has settled down his work and has lots to do, and the new .Methodisu preacher -ha.s . commenced his duties. The Creemor Methodistohurch is at pre- ,sent minus 9. choir, and the presumption is that their is 9. colored gentleman on the . fnce. NOTICE TO MILLMEN.