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. %ai"`"`" %{-=i*tm:~afz> ._~.tf;r. . mlihv-t ulgzthe ev.ening..byx id 2%.? Thai 'hou6rs_va`re*lIbi&I 31 `13.76 ;-Ii a. umm 3"; E95 \. ;;:;:.,:' 915:3? .*z~c.~' :76: '2 .:.'&2 _ v..-,- `I iricmarsj I01? HLBARRVLE. mm cdunwf 01? _- "rm-.` `BARBIE, COUNTYVVOESIMCOE, ONTARIO, OCTOBER 27,1892._ Cgmfnaniou service was held Hy. Reir. Dr. ' Gray at the. Ardtrea Prabytezfhn church last Sunday. _ - [been planned and proted. . A _. . - 0 The Mennonites have been - holding" `meet-` ingaflately m the vicinity of Avening. ' A new lumber com any has been inco'r-. porated at Huntavile with a capital of` $42,000. c>Z cT1T.r;u;\.ny Tottenliamr eople have been ` toBeeton to see what is oft of that fire swept vill age. ~ ` I, 1-: 15,,-9 .1-1 `V V` Barrie s' noted `lawn tennis } player is refmrued by the Sun to have been ` in Stayner ash week. romotion exhminations ` in the East Simcoe schools was held last Thursday and Friday. L I I -1. .1 9 -1 I nulh, -El 4-). _ Hmml of Works Report, No. 21, recom- meudcul that crossings be made across Egan. Mr:-ct, opposite Township Street, opposxte |i1'zL'1m.In`s hotel, and opposite Post Office; :a.-u-/....l ...nL.-...1.xnr1 QC-hoof nnnnntn MI` Q The Simcoe hen is all right. the family; living in this county is set down at 290.721. Geese are said to number 21.767 and turkeys 21,050. _ ` . . Geo. Reed 4: Bren Good: are con- I Ildered the c eupeu In Barrie. \I,l'\ 9, _ ,!1,,, ,1\ av`. vzv --vw-.-v-uwj ------ Rev. Father McGuire, of Bracebridge and Grmienhursu, was the pleased recipient of a. V $50 cheque the other day from a. happy and generous bridegroom. ._ G, , I, ;I,2,, __-_.__ __ I___`.I _1___S_.. L`,_ I . neak thieves were on hand during the boat` race at Orillia. They entered the t-rainin quarters of Hanlan and O`Connor and etc e a gold watch and $23 cash-. ` nu, , 1:911, _ ,1 .,,_,.._. .._2n'- ____- __-I1 |___ v-'"'i'l; '1ii1:Q}i'd{{ui:{g`}t{i11}`Qveivlold by 7 auctiongn Saturday to Mr. _A. Miecampbell, ] M.P.P., for $4,350, who has since A sold to Copeland Bros , up an advanced price. ` `III . . D AI I`I 1 ;`;'1r`l {e`:{\i1i;icn%%r%l;pc1%ril%hi7:oi2h-e'g3eeton . or says A: e ote, eepers in imcoe Ihsd better live up to the law, as our new license inspector, Mr. Wright. is determined to ll the oice efciently. Isn't that a. Iliutle hard on the retiring inspector? `I70 I F I` AI ,- `I C I 1 of Guuthiiie. complained before Squires J. Ross and Bell, that dogs belonging to H. Dunsmore, G. Johnson and j Jas. Brown had killed six sheep of his. The defendants swore their dogs were at home the night of the alleged killing The magis- trates took time to think over this dog alibi. Coutrary to all laws, civil .or moral, the fakirs ourished with their sweat boards. wheels of fortune, etc.', on the lakeside on Saturday. Their victims were not numer- ous, however, and some went away as poor as they came. The public should learn that the man who plays against these fakes is equally guilty with the man who runs them. -News Letter. We would suggest that the young ladies of Beeton form a re brigade. as their efforts on Wednesday morning to nrevent the re spreading were certainly worthy of notice and put many a stalwart man to shame,- provided you can call him a man who would stand by and watch the girls carrying water, and say Ain't them girls great workers. ru 7 II I __,_I `|_ The following are the Waubaushene curl- ers for the approaching season :-Patron. A. M. Dodge; atroness, Mrs. A. M. Dodge; president, W. . Sheppard; vice- resident. R. W. Soule; representatlve mem etjs, W. H. Bleasdell, C. P. Fisher ; secretary`-treas , C. P. Fisher ; committees or council of man- agement, G. F Hall, VV. A. Wright, Dr. VI-lanly, jr., J. C. Else. - 9,: __,`:| ,--11-- 1.---.- I ' J `1\donteith,`the>genial and jolly boni- face of the Monteith House, Rosseau. took a few partridges to the Toronto World last week. and a scribe wrote half a column about John's good nature and his knowledge of the habits of partridgea. . John has set- tled the long disputed question` of how the partridge drums. John says he caught one in the act and seized the `bird by the legs while his wings were making the drumming o nniun nrumtlll S l1()l;(5l, uuu Uppuauac Luau utuuu , zt~m~:s( umhcrlamd Street, Opposite MR S .\l._-.\!omn s, and across Baldwin Street, 0 - positv .\Ir. Carson s; also that a._ Walk Le `AH {mm corner of railway otces to crossing on 'I`mm.s-hip Street; that culvert in front <=f .\h- l111'1ong`s on Cumberland Street be Inn-\\'el if necessary; and that Bradford hu-on he m'a.vel1ed from Essa. Street to Wi' Ham .s`treet.--Report; adopted. V . A ['u|I|..-H .x.]:nnnnnr` 0:" Mnnnv `)tl'|"IRI` noise. [I you want stylish Dress Goods go to J. FYFIPS. 6-12 llnnlop 8:, T World :--,Following erethe names of the men composing the detachment from the Barrie Fire Brigade : Chief Smith, lst Lieut. W. Holmes, with branches, W. J. Suther- land, F; Bemrose, W. Johnson, L E. Lane, P. C Houlahan. and remen, T. Rastor and J. McPhee. The men worked with a. will and could have done wonderful service with their splendid machine if they had had, 9.. supply` of water to work on. As it is they deserve the thanks of Beeton for what they did, and the manner in which it was done. The boysare e. genial good-natured lot of fellows and are a. credit to the county town. On Wednesday morning before the Barrie re brigade left town, alderman` Bell took them all intend treated them to their break- fast at the Queen's. He afterwards pre- sented them each with-o. pair of the Cana- dian Hosiery Company : Arctic Socks to show his appreciation. of thfiervices render- ed in saving his building;wih: contents. --uy--w-_. --. -----v--- `A report comes from Sundridge of a ter- -rible attempt t murder be short distance from Co`mmdI.Id)a.,e Muskoka, followed . after- wards by the suicide of. the would-be ,;homi- cide. L. Bauman, a farmer in that neigh- borhood, had 3' .~quarrel' with his wife on Thursday, and seizing a.i'la.rge knife stabbed "her. She ed from the houe,-_ `and `her wound notibeing very serious, succeeded` in making her way to a. neighjbor s,g where she remained all night. -Next day a. son of the eunfortunp Q ; . Mont: over to interview his f_a.the`r,"'wh 11 he` fom'id"Kis.body on the oor with the wholetog of his` [head _blowp _ off.` 'One hafi1df;ntil,l`:'.gre_/sgieti the , un. 0prog1er_". eet, of lI&g11efti?ven,;w1;ho d on ihest. 'ivi1l..be sewed: from 6 to 8 o clock p In ', _in- _' T the`! .M.`C.A. "rooms, which are to bed`e`cor-` "ataed for the occasion in real Japanese style, - fhbms61veM!m!Ht9d;.tq ..tbe; ~ki.n'&1oIn. of . * Japanese Tea and concert.` The ladiei of thevarious Y. P. S. C. E. of the town intend giving a Japanese tea, to be followedby a rand concern and ente_rtai_n-. ment 'ufn ant e auspices ofjthe Y.M.C.A_.,: V on Thursday `evening, 3rd prox. The `tea with parasols, fans and whatnot. The idea he;ing:that;c tiqenl gneed -n_o`tf home; for that hxealhiat `tthe nonoe -ngayiv iinagine . ,- . . , ~` .- .- :.':.." V Af5r`L.'71.*>15"5*9?5`";`Yil1 be; made to 4' King : 'l11;j':ge a tin;-,c1n.sa .m'uai'co"_-; Ii . met fjhhl. 1! ~w.iI1.b...zivex,1 ~15 1o?1 "8t?`tar'.: ,_j`:r`i.liy-`irbi, 0:1-ins 1 ~ `,:;L~ uelu III II III I I .'-Schpolu r nag, It i_;$zeEe`2chnroh. 9 - ""'|9Y9".!',' ,.-_.-9-_r--r 1,-_e--_--- iCI.`rinity-.Cluir v`b ui1diug -it` undergoin ,renovati9u;-7.-_,lsl891,qiI;in M, painting ,-;a.x_1 `other imrbvenynpa " .. ivynmsepvgoea are leld in the 'ui9Jhti!`ne in th Patochia.l_ . 4.--: u....... `re. :. nvnnnfn. that in-one. Ch_cir9h lfnfldiug -in: uI_adergoi1 Abot our fire Brigade. of the lane uouzuu Ullcopsv. ab... .. _,....-,, was.-At Port Hope. on Friday. October TH'mh.John Brooke T1-ayes. editor. and pro- prietor of the Port Hope Times. aged 50. 'ax.- \t Grevenhurst. on the 15th Oct., CC Mary. wife of Peter Cockburn. and mother` rfJnhn Alexander. Isaac. and Mrs. Dr. Grant. aged 81. Much esteemed. Her end W 88 D6306. BEL'.`0.\'.-On Tuesday. Auzust 23rd. Wm. vRe!ton. of Grimsthorne. Manitoulin Island. trrdeath bv abull) aged 42 years Rorn at Passeld Common. Hunts. Eng- 1...) '1'raze'lIy'm` Mudkoka. IIIHEIIW Ill Lu}: ,.l.ulV\vuunL_ V lulu I%tsia,~9as29tssh that M090: . L ..o.axi;h30 E? - . ..i .. E :- ' ..-x."7--J . ';~a'.-..., . H _. . \_ _ .Y The Ba.rrie'La.cross_e Club has made" dur- inc. the past season an excellent record for their scientic play. Last Thursdav the ,club played with the Toronto \Va.rsity" Club, but victory remained with the Toronto players with a. score of _ 3 to 2 . The follow- ling report is from the Globe : I A cl-nnnn nnnv-anal-gnu AF riniunrniftr Io- UPUI II I3 11 U_|ll DIIU \1'lU|IU E A strong aggregation of University la- crosse men went to Barrie yesterday to play the intermediate champions, the Barrie Club playing allftheir champion team except Mc- Carthy, who was replaced by as good a man The play was fast on both sides. the ball ,ying from goal to goal` Clarke, the fast `centre-eld man, had quite recovered the e'ec_t of his sprained ankle, whilst Varsity were weakened by the absence ..of Ketchum White and W. Gilmour. Varsity has a team that with a little practice would hustle the best of them. Barrie scored the first goal. Varsity the second. Cross doing the ' needful ; Barrie scored the third game in about 13 minutes hard play. The score then stood 2 to 1. Varsity then pulled them- selves together, and Cross did the handsome `again. . Then came the struggle for the last goal. Varsity had many` narrow escapes. But the strong combination of Heggie, Gil- mour and Knowles on defence was too much for Barrie, and after a hard tussle Cross again put in a hot one. which the Barrie de- fence failed to stop. The score was three- to two in favor of Varsity with four minutes , to play. No, further scoring was done. For `Varsity every man played a strong game, V and for Barrie, Campbell, Lennox and Clarke played the star games. V . The men stood in the following positions : University. Bar: is. Cross ..... ... ........ ..f=oal .... ......'Patterson Gillman ............ .. Point .... ....,Manning Biggie ............. .. Cove-r ....... ..`.ampbell Knowles .... . . . . . .McKinstry Keith ....... .. Defence eld ....Vansickle c e 0 . `I --up (nu-I nnbnn (`Insulin - 5 Yaehttnx; T , , ` Last week the weather was iffagnicent, . ..a,ndj`on some-days the bay had more _the ap-. "pearance of June than of October, On Wed- nesday afternoon Mr. Levi Cat-ley s new boat, the ~Peerless, was out for a test of her sailing l . qualities. She isa-perfect beauty, and `ed ~ove1;gthe wat_er_ like an" uneaged;birH. ` - he Pilot and Pocahontas were out =the'- same , afternoon. There was _a good ,breeae,= ` and `these iavorite boats going backwards and y'forwar_g!s from Barrie to the Inniil shore`. sLi1d:1'.et.urn gave thei bay, N-summer-like asp. nnhnnnnn v--- V-.. -V, . . . . . ..............'30u.l.........J Gillman....... ..... Point; .... Knowles...... ....1 C. Jones .... .. - ..1 Langley ........... . . Centre ...... . .1 Westman..... - ....` Burns Hozneeld K.Peak Ed. Peaker.....0ut-ide home......2 W. Jones ......Ineidehome ..... ..I White . . . . . . .. Ca.ula n .... Umpi:-e-Welter Morton. Barrie. The Beoton Fire. ; `In something less than four hours, the _la.rgest part of the `business district of Bee- i ton was completely wiped out, and ten shops, stores and residences destroyed with all their buildings and outhouses. It is difficult to estimate the amount of loss at present. but it must be something in the neighbor- hood of $50,000. - The losses, covered and uncovered. so far as we can learn, are about as follows :- NAME. CHARACTER OF LOSS. LOS`.. IN. A. N. Hipwell, store, dwe1ling,$4000 $2900 ditto, stock and furniture 3000 C. Baxter: hotel, stab1es.;. . .. 7000 800 II ? 9 1 Ann 1: L`o LLIPWULI. DUUIU, ll.VvCIAl.u5,q7`xUuv Baxter. stables. ; . Wm Parking. dwelling . . . . . . . 1000 Jas. Young, shop, &c . . . . . . 300 W. H. Mitchell, stock,building 3200 am `D: I-n Aryan`-Iv ab-A no `-1 Anna nito emp ty sto rZ,".i3I{3 73% W. J. Barton, store and house 2500 .J. M. Mitchell, store and house 700 W. G. Stevens, store and house 1800 Phillips Bros., store and house. 400 Town Hall building . . . . . . . . . . 1000 B. Bucknam, bakery . . . . . . . 300 S. Hayes, contents house & shop 500 Mr. Ratclie, store and house.. 3000 R. Scott, store, house & stock 7500 J. Coultetghotel, stables, &c. . 6500 `K7 `l2...m..'..-.' nl-Ann null `unsung mm GILLIrsPuc.- nctober 31330-0 13,300 A $37,000 The destruction of property in all these cases was thorough and complete, and where they stood there is not a brick or` "article of tiniber left standing above the oundation wa Is. A` , I, , ,,S ,v 91, _, L. L`, A -_. 1 __.__._`_-__.. VVVV' e~(:lnesd$y, NOQ. 2nd,"92.-(in Lot 11, Con.5 9. Vespra, (Budd's Mill) horses, oxen, wagon, truck. slelghs, &c., &c. Sale at 1 76 cl'ock. Joseph Budd, proprietbr. G. `R. Ford, auctioneer. - ` lnu;-n .. w . A- 1. - { ._ _Monda.y,'Nov. 14th, 92. --On Lot 25, Con. `Q:._ll,.Eaaa; horses. oattle, implements, hay, oatq, household furniture, &c. -8319 at I o'clock. Wm. Brooks, proprietor. G. R. Ford, guctioneer. T ' A IIO ILKUVUI, UZIIIVH `$93 W. Beemer', storeand house. . , 4006 W.Ashton, building and stock. 1500 A McDonald, dwelling . . . . 900 M. Shelaon, contents of house. 400- From the beginning to the end, numbers of our people worked most successfully in the removal of the furniture and other pro- perty from the burning houses, whilst a greater number, we are sorry to say, looked on with idle -indifference. The Beeton women, however. deserve the greatest credit 1 for the manner in which they worked, and .for the heroic way in which they manned the water buckets, and put to shame the useless drones of whom the crowd contained quite a. number of representati yes.---Beeton World. ' v Auction Sales. Friaioy, October 28th, 1892.-On Lot 2, Con. 9, `F103; horses, cattle, sheep, igs, implements, e'tc., also 100 acres of and. Sale at 12 o'clock Williamv Mills, pro- prietor. G. R. Ford, a.uc9ioneer. V \l`,,, j-__ t'\_A, I'II-L Inn l\_. I _L A II,,, `I Monday, Oct. 31312., 92-On Lot 4, Con. 1, Vehpra; under chattel mortgage, horses, ca.t4 tle, shee ,pigs, implements, grain, &c. Sale at 12 9 c ock. John Weaymouth, Bailiff. Irv. 1 EMIVJQJQ JJUVQ TIMI I'I6lo:'\llvI JQVUQIJ \J\II~Iu B Oro; horses, cattle,- sheep, Sign, jmpfements: &c.; _Sale at 1 o clock. _ harlea Gardner, prop`;-i_etor. G. R. `Ford, a_uctiot_;eer.- `I 1 11.! inn I\_"_A(\P :1, % Ladle: Cavshmel-e Gloveiat lac... 200., i and 2513., special value at Geo. Reedyh. I.i'iu 4 n_unoh mack agi -colored l`_l`.`G1oveuomly 50. llhnter.-Sprjpant .ll.'..' 2 . _I ' ~- - V. - ' ~- g Lust .\`utnr:1ay s market; was exceptioimlly {Mgr-:11|-1 u great deal of grain was purchas M by mu` local grain men. The follovhg 'cI`e the current priceshf the day _: . T V " \\'L-.. nu . n .___ nn_=.n.-. An-. la: co.: :j.I$eVV_;,; 1}. u.~;ng1_c1;eQu Wu: uuuuuvu ouu I iwicel and preach am appropriatesdrmon. Vf4`z;i`ci1;.'i`T6:4th , 92.--On Lot 23, Con. 2, Man kn:-gnu nnl-.1-In .al1nnn ninn {rnninmnnth ; - -- The Dutch to church} ' Nqxt Sumlay mqrning the United__Work-*7` non "of Baryjenwill gttend I)ivin9, `eg"vi`e L h'e`*1resbyoerian `Church; Owen S_t:e t, v_;,; I); D.~ ~_McLeo,d will conduct the nor ` JL.._*...(._;: ...-4..u-AL nor nnnhnninn hdnovniuvl. *1 . .` v V. way, - ..... ..........T`-'ou.l........ ............ Cove-1-....... .'.'.'.II.' ne1a{II 3 . . . . .. ..:;::} Hoxneeld. Alton: (huh.-Jn I-unvnn , or c.I~'u1')A" OUR ORITERIQN. .. Moore .. .. ..Lennox Ifnnun 1....D.ullIBl' _ .uru1g . . . .(`.larke [ . . . . Matthews . . . .Hunt.er ' 'I` Anna n u-JJUIIHUX .....Moore . . ....J.F'.14ennox 700 mull m.rceL.---nep0r0 uuupwu. - (`mum-il euljourned till Monday, ctober 1 . _ , J 3|-r. an ,.Z.()p.m. - `; 14` `X7 utmunnlr A h: `Clark N '_h1z];v.`1{4i~} 5.;,;;; Qt E.{,.{c,]}reached in the Baptist Church here last Sunday. aunt union nu-n:ns V nmcnm Z'Z'.1-`Zaylor s Dental Lparlovrs Best work at city prices. A . T I II 1 1 it I 9 Mr. Arthnr Ball` izone to attend the I Philadelphia Denbal College. ---Regulsr meeting of the Public School Board next Monday evening. ' -No permits to kill deer are to be grant- ed to Americans this season |PABAGRAPHEB. S PERGIL Poms. Chants: at no} nutory. `I, . --The days of mud are at hand. --Council next Monday evening. --The fall rains are now in progress. -Thanksgiving day on the 10th prox. -Ra.in and a. little sleet here on Tuesday. '-Division Court next Tueadayand a. light docket. T _-A grain elevator in Barrie would be a great boon tothe farmers. I . ,. 1 .s Cheapn (V37l;enllle curtain: in town at Geo. Beedyh. ` `ll 71' 9 an ,1 1'\ n A --Mrs Harrison, the wife of the Preai~ `dent, died on Tuesday morning T I_,_ `l\,_ 1\, ,,I,,._ ,,,,,_ I A ,,, ,, 1 Dr. Parkgr p`:-cazafaicgiajad two good practical sermons last Sunday. (`I I `I , E III,,._ A , III ,...--..... ..., .._, _. Wheat. 62 to 66c; barley, 32c. to40c; 13`e_,.'0c to 53c ;oa.ts, 27c. to29c.;_pea.ao, 57c `O "`-`U ; hay, $7.00 to $8.00 per `ton. ; Bfl'9-WsV 345!) to ."s3.00; beef, hinclquuitersg $6.00 ;_ f cm nn 4-- 9:450 - ' mut- ` ;sags;;m;;'%1%;I; LSQXNCE, you will never get better value for a. dollar. In. rs. . nn 1 un- --R:.in on Satufday night, Sunday, Mon- day and Tuesday, and 9. little colder. -Mr. gcont. rthe Bgrri 2 fnerchaz;, has purchased 0. H. Lyon & Son 3 coalbusiness. I `II I U `I I`! r ' * *1 ' '* """' V ;R;evtnem1')erfarev:v:ali-tea i;1'(iongre- -gational church, Monday evening, October` I 31st. ' W .--It is a. long time since the fish in the Bay have had such a. rest' as thev are having now. our Linen Goods are unequitlled for ?Il.IsIlV and value. J. FYFE, 6-12 Dun- op I. .0 .- -B .|I "' W I -Hunting parties` from this town are being organized. Alas for the unfortunate deer 3 8 Don t buy your dress goods before you ` see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark ` & Co. '3 l W ;?'New Eleine Figs. Vostizza. Currants` and selected Valencia Raisins at Vair s this week. ` Je'rey.McCarthy has become the owner of the picturesque residence of Mr. A J. Lloyd. ` `I *l'\ 1'\I I , I II I UlUU.loU'IauIun nu -In Fonfeotionery C`-o. -.1 -m LU ..).UU; beer, I furequzuters; $4 00 W11. `$7 ()0 ; pork. $5 turkeys, 100 per ' - H: - .u....I.- I` ` --'i`VherTr(1Vu,sic hall was crowded on Mon- day night. :-1`l:e Windy cit V innings last week. y of the west had its a.` itvouuuuwo -I:egulorVinoeoing of the VV.C.T.U. next Monday afternoon. 1 -Another plate glass front on our busi- ness street. This one is at Uross1a.nd s Res- taurant. V J. R. Black preaches his last ser- mons in the Congregational Church on Su_n- day next. V D 'I'\ I -Some of our Dunlop street stores-are` as ' elegant and as well stocked as the average city store. `- v\1\|`Ie.. an 1, V-Rev:-Dr. Parkef left townon Mondav to attend the opening ceremonies of Victoria University. tr-.. -__ _._g `I__ ____.... I_4-..a _.-__Iol--. - _..__J_ I You can get the very latest novelties I In lllllllnery at Geo. l!eeoy s- ' 111 `II .I I 0 IIVIIIO I I1 1 ----:-V?V-1-1-1-`J1-a'1";e;>;:1'aa"'\T -i'll`i;st'x1Eeave Canada. to her own resources ? The story sounds like a. Yankee fake. ' ;Why are Barrie churches so poorly at- l tended ? A rely from any one who knows might. do some good. Inc `I`\ ;I II. I I .| ,, .,, V`, , V-un. qwu UV Uvvufvvfvs vyv --1| "'ke3 S. per geese, 60- :P8l'._ >.- mu-ks, 500 to 69c. 11. air; - fowls, 40c. to 30 a. pair; butter. in rolls, 17c. `D `- Uc per 11).: tub, 15c. to 17c. per lb.';' eggs, Mu. to 17. a. dozen; potatoes, 40c. to 90- 3 `M ; apples. $1.00. s1.254per.-bb1=: untnmmed hides, $3.50 to $4.00 er .cwt.; "hPkiI\s.7()c. to 800 each ;woo , l5o.'to'} P0!` 111; wood, $3.25 per` cord; Anthra.-' W-a-Miss Tny`...`;;;{w..s the soloist in last Sunday morning's anthem at Collier Street. Her voice is clear and sweet. IIIBIIII, -VIIU IIIIDII WDI uu.I.vn1uu Llvlu Buy I-uulx V else you had ever read or heard about? Well, try the jobvsometime and send us the -result. We are 1aokiug_m.`- some such an _ad., and probably (on? probably) we will 1 greward you ; rewards 'er youeknow. We "wantran ad.` that will `catch the eye-of every 7`person who readn !l`m: ADVANCE. We want `;to 1et__them' know our biscuits are the {best -oneI'n_'th,.,we think-no and want everybody else.to'th|n'k.'so' too. Toronto-Biscuit and \ ut1_;...L:_..`. ... IV. I 7--~Dr.HRie1ia.i`dson has reeevered from his 4 3 recent il1nessTa.'n(1 will be able to resume'.his 1 i practice on Tuesday, November 1st. ` '1-I II I O 1' I } -No less than two hundfed and twenty- eight million feet of lumber was cut in the :`Otta.wa. district by seventeenrms this year. --Hon.. Se ator Gowan has given $500 to- wards the monument erected, 11 Kingston, to the memory of Canada s great statesman, Sir.John Macdonald. V -Mr. Martin fell off the ladder in the English Church 9. few days ago and suffered some injuries that kept him at home for a short time. He is all right now, ' ll'We are pieased to note that Mr. Frank Jackson, our enterprising photographer, is steadily adding to the accessories of his studio. `The latest addition is an immense. new camera tted-with one of the nest lenses made for making larger portraits ii-b Ivan! . L J -1-Labor troubles a'.reZ'_ looming up in Lon- don. It is said there are 90,000 persons in enforced idleness-at the east` end alone. --Rev R. N. liurns, B A.. will lectu;'e on | i Common Sehse, in connection with the Barrie Epwortb League on Tuesday evening \ ` next. i flemember Prof. Dorenwend s visit with ladies and gents hair goods. He will be at the Queeu s Hotel. Saturday, 28th Oct.. one day only. vv I A-AA . --. V: 11).; WU` cite coal, $6.75 1 43-2f. ,7 _, EJames Vair offers great .iuducmentq just now to buyers of Crockery, China, (}la.sswa.re, etc. , as he is going out of this par- ticular line ogoods, See ad. on` 8th page. "`|!lUBI'Bo \.IgUVU DIVE: IIGVU uuuguv 'UU|l Crosby : livery stable business. They intentl to ht it up and stock i_t'w1th the best. horses. the most stylish rigs. and the politest,_most courteous and most` atten- tive employees in town. Prices for rigs will been right. ` ' - i -The eclipse of the sun on the 20th was observed by many.` in the town. An oc- ~_ca.sionel `cloud intervened, but on the more the opportunity for observation was good. At about 1.30 was the eriod of greenest ob- scuration when three?-r the of the sun's sur- face was covered. ' ' V ' i"~]')Vi_ioiou sfevert to write an advertise- ment, -onsthat was I erentfrom onythinsz n`n Ivan Lani gnaw pant` nu haunt` ntxnn-.9 .--Messrs. `Love Bros. have bought -out liwn nrl'i|hv n livnrv nf.n1`n hmainmu, 'l`hpv A nnmber of men have of late been try- ing to purchase Maple Grove. the property of the late J no. Arnold, but we believe the property, which is one of the neat in Sim- coe, will only be rented for a. term of years. I I I `I7 9 ..`, .In vvv, n... `......J ..v - '_-...- _-_ .. --_-_- -_ J . Our much esteemed friend Mr. Wright was married on last Friday to Mrs. Corbett. relict of the late John Corbett, of Cookstown. The kindest wishes of the. many friends of both parties are extended to them. and we sincerely trust that they may both be long spa.re.l to enjov a. prosperous future. 11 - 0 I .r , L ;`._ ._____,_A_ .__`...` -._------ cw v-.J-. - r-__r---_.. _--.-_-- -Municipal matters are at the present time occupying the m'nds of the ratepayers of Essa. We believe Mr. Lennox, lst Deputy Reeve, is to oppose the present Reeve, Mr. Geo Du. Mr Bell has the next claim to the lat Deputy Reeveship, and who will be our 2nd Deputy, and then for the Council- lors. The lucky man will win ..1 every case. Octzoberlhas been a delightful month. .*$now and destructive storms are reported 1rom other lands. while we have been en- joying cloudless likles and a balmy atmos- phere. Take` itiall in all, Ontario is the most" desirable dwelling place in the world. *,-Too many fail to appreciate the privileges , ignd bleulngeof` Ontario citizenship. At tie regular .ZI=.EiI.g'3r'{1 'Z3.'6i1~. on Tuesday evening last, the following officers were elected for the current term :- P C. R.-S Lackie. C. R R. G. Manuel. V C. R --R. J. Gallagher. R. S.-W. H. Myers. F.` S --P. J. Moore, (re elected.) -rea.surer.--W. Loan. hap -A. Young W.--H. Brown. . W._--H 0. Appelbe. K . B -T M. Kester. .' B.--W. M. Johnston. I `IN `I\ II Ponce Court. On the 20th, Joseph Kirby for bein drunk and mcapable was ned $1.00 ang $4.20 costs or one month in gaol. He was sent up. I\ `l'.`I I If`! _ __ ll #43 A _______4__`_ /ff nu-tn. - Tb my. octobr 4 Bzrafffe g?Mr. "ll1?omaa Rogers, ' Amsterdgm, on Satin`-day, Oct. }3sL!j:`h" ':,t wife of Mr. Jrs.'Be1try. ot`aA 0 0 dauBh`" In pggdfggdmon ;l`huredss; Ogt. _.unl AND ' Llubklnn an On Fn-iay Thomas Martin, a vagrant, was recommitted for 6 months. W 6n Shong charged Vaughn _Morris with trespass, for which he was ned l and costs, which was forthwith paid. vvv-`Ia van . I consecration of the Bell. Next Sunday the new bell for the church of the Sacred Heart will be consecrated by Archbishop Walsh, of Toronto. The services of the church will be held at the usual time, but the consecration services will commence at 10 o clock sharp. After this, Rev. V. G. McCann, of St. Michael : Cathedral, will preach a sermon on the consecration of bells. It is well to bear in mind that Father McCa.nn is one of the most eloquent preachers among the Roman Catholic clergy of Ontario. u- -- V- vv ----v-. Among the signs that herald in a new year is the appearance of our old friend, The Ca- nadian Almanac, now in its forty-sixth year. We understand the 1893 umber is to be considerably enlarged by some very valuable information not hitherto given Among other interesting articles is one on how to make your own will, by attending to which, the mistakes made by many men, and even lawyers sometimes, may be avoided. A ne map of Montreal will be given together with a graphic description of the City. A Pleasant Social. H` There was a. very pleasant social at the Parochial School, Collier street. on Tuesday evening. This is one of 9. series of such `social atherings to be held this winter by the la ies of Trinity church, for the purpose of raising funds to pay for the improvements `now being made in the hurch building. Success must surely crown their ebrts in this good work.- There will bea. special meeting of Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada. on Tuesda. next, lat: of November, when the ne asonic Hall,` on 'OweneS'treet, will be dedicated and ' qonsecrated to `its `grand. purposes. The Meat Worghi "ful Grand Master, Hon. J. M. ' n:L__.. -.- V .. ...:I...'.. .....J ..a.l...... .......:......o- U103! 11 Uliuul tun ulauu JILOBVUL, J.a.uu. u. Au.- Gibeon, `of amilton, and other eminent members of the 7craft will be here. UUlV"l' LVlU14l3U.l' .l'I1A I. L/UUUI1, B:utg6Wt;o.Jo}1j1iWood,s and get a. bottle bf his Pin ,Ta;r,and Wild Cherry Cough Syrup. 'I1'...u~u`y l{\'.-..'I'u unlu 1u`:n' nn;-1 30- noun ff. II fhn Advance `Correspondence. Miss Matilda, daughter of Mrs. Wil- loughhy, of our village, was married to Alexander, son of Mr. John Gordon, of In- nisl, last Tuesday. The ood wishes of the community are extendeg to the young couple in their future career. May peace, happiness and prosperity follow them through lif . I 1 . I I, , ,1, .,_.__ `l'!__.L ` \Villia.m \ViIson, an indigent from '1`ossor- ontio, who had been in prison for shelter ;a.m1support for some months was recom- 1 mitted on Tuesday for six months. \ ` , The society met on Frida. ' in 7` % y evemng, at M Mclntosh in the chair. Mn. Mildgti '33 appointed critic. The follow! ` gfa}n me was rendered :-Piano, solo. . G. ]\nL..L_ (LI\___I_._:l LL_1.' '__._..- L-- Miss Mary Wilson, of Newtown Robinson, spent some. time last Week visiting friends in Barrie. | -rMiiVs.(sV Lena Ross has gone to North Bay on a. visit to Mrs. Purvis. `Mr at;(\/Zl(r.i.*]arZrV1es King and child, of Innisl, leave Barrie to-day for London. England. May they have a. pleasant voy- age Our" Correspondents. Our correspondents are model ones -they give the news of their several localities in rief. crisp well-written sentences. free from all offensive personal allusions, which are so frequently found in country newspapers. We long since discarded all such from our columns A 'year s exercise as a correspon- dent is of great educational value to the writer. ` unu L LQIU` .Luu. ,9-uu - v gnu \JIlVIlJ vvub-. ...J -.. Everybody _wh has used it says it is tie-3 best' t_h`it`1g`going for cotighs, colds and other I ditcttlfies with throat and lungs. x -___ - "ow ____- We are glad to welcome back from Port- age la. Prairie, Miss Hannah Lowery ; also Thompson Jennet; from Southern Maul- Qn u ' '-l\;.iis'sI-*lora._McVl)`c)I(1(zia.l visiting friends in , Bradford and Cookstowu. 1) 7' 3 L710 UUIIIJBI y. -Dr. Pulling. I)q1I"1;`N;nGLECr THAT COUGH, {CHI} PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE I amen: corms, mvx: onxwrs. I'D: . OW! I -we I0 v*\i uyyullltecl eflfmg 8010! `ramme rendere ` Smith. . - ' has .. d that "" Debate, Resolve caused m . , g. .a-v-5 . M335` ' - -q'``h afrlnmve. M A intam era.4I19fi -"' ore .mi8'Y than ' canadlan order of Foresters; `r\I` vllumno Grand Lodge Could It be Better ? slgnj of Winter. ...... In * 2 ;-SP75L $g:ivmIMT-A` S"Ed;?FTY"n negative, Mr. R. Cl'9""' Glee Club I and decide( V - . t1dthe_n_1eet1ng W55 as 1'. W n .. nved uenate, New the debate in favor of the ne. er&P* 3 more = `din! The President *9 `' ""' kg. 3 ,ew~r" Mr. Milden mad` "' *vENERAL sEV}ANT wAN'}71?D.-A 'y I to Mus. 3 J. SANFORD. 47 Peel St. 3 mt. ``d_th.1;1. brou ht ._ to :'p.'7-'_t;l0le. Af1\t1`r1day will be a. War worth evening ' We welcome. ' ' . no uLl.l.U.Ull IIIULIU D JUW-~-KUIIICNDI I 1-nun: xou. ._ 1; V `- Ardagh has the thanks of THE Ab-7 ar.- ' Some ne rapes ' Thy f.`1.i7I.t, gmus gwor, but had mu jr`caf1siag1f,b;;f,; 110,, of"`;118|1tand warmth *0.l':~tab0.!Jl`0d l|_0:1`: am e:;` *1 we; n9#99r`V:Aw:wd.v: `Vine? "' The? %":P1';%.P`& . 1-. HOVII ` land. . I . DUUIUS, aauu. Uvuuvnnnvsu ;:--....v, ..v.. risnn and Ca.mpbe`l. ~ V V L`ommuuica.tions from T. Wrong, Chat- ham, enquiring as to needs of village in the matters of electric lights and re engines presented and read. - I2_...1......+m- Vvm Armntmna nresented uursm E.-111 mod. Nottawasaga. on Sunday October 2nd. 1892. Mary Gillespie. tenet of the lata Donald Gileapie. aged 78 years. . . nmw nnn, nn ll`:-ids V. October icLrco D-TORREY ..A wood. on the 1'2`hBIue's um... cD nald M, D0331; by the \zUu.u;'. to Mrs ` M Atznes Torrey both of ' ' C111nswoou TOW11. Radiant Home. Coal Stbvo. For Sa`e. enquire of 37 Worsley St.. Barrie. 4343p I [hes 43469. ' :z:\If Anvunrisnmnnrs. . ...u-..u. wu.uu uu wx.vv :4. .VII --, epi{iii7oc. ;woo, use. us - wood, $3.25 per` cord; Anthra-' vl (303.1. S1 7;: nor fnu 00; 50 to $6.009 cv;vt.: {'11 1k `Hm I .m..- Iranian Rn lull`. LOT` 13. Con. 1. Vespra. 200 acges. about 100 cleared and in good cultivataon. balance in valuable timber. rough cast house. bank barn and stabling. good water. and ve miles from Barrie on nzood road. (School. churches. it ill: and post office all close by) price and terms to suit the times. JNO. DARBY. .0 .c nnwn Hill P- O. 3. c. M. and 1.. lsoolofy. - .-, Y.-._- 75 per ton.- TYOS. KENNEY Qhnntv Market Notes. Thank vain. E. W HIITEBREAD , Cierk .u;N1~uu, Shanty Bay P. O; .-)0 ` TAAlla.ndale Vtllnizomcounoll. October 17th, 1892. (`mmcil met at 7.30 p.m. Present--Reeve 1 Soules, and Councillors Baillie, Har- ......) lW..........k.-.`l ARI! 1. Crown Hill P. 0. fmulmunm-n1m.1urn1;nns; -*'""" -"'"" , . A . 1 V The electric light men are hovering round 1 Tottenhsm again. ` 1 f1_____A_A_, I I II 0. n. ` A-ta condensed Into '1 lntorutlnc Para ` lnplu for Advance Readers who Typhoid fever is visiting Dunchuroh and Ahmic Harbor. V ' urrunnn BY smcol: AND manner .nxcnAxans us LOCAL Haws. -._.-c- --- --- v-w vvv . v-- _-v-v-- ` The Pgrons of [Industry-7` are ourishing in ` Baxter. .- _ ' dition for applicants; `I'I._3I 33,, ,. __ I t"I I `I -(_3'r'eemore has now a lovck-up all in t con-b presenteu 8:110. reuu. ' Rmnlnnaster Wm. Armstrong presente account of men's time at work on streets, amounting to $75.25, which includes $10.25 for services for one day of Barrie Road Ma- chine, Engineer John Hines and Wm. Wood- ford and team ` :1 , ,'I-A_!-_. - 'I31._.._An (`a\Irv\it:l| Wi.;;1;l('i1_1gWv"}_)-cajxiattz-i:>'na in `Goldwater have i % been quite brisk lately. ` 4 I I Q-u-..I-l _._I_- -1.. IIv_-II-.. I-I-_n-..._ _-4 | i3:rr`i:, `ins organized 8 singing class in Stayner. V II 7-vnvi llunter, sun-jean! Jr. 009:. 1-.--- ~---.-- ---v-J- -. 1 '8`1_>oelaI.vnluo `In Woouen nollery `I'_. l'\,!,,,. I 1`: I 0 C ix: 513"-'i"<>wnshi] > of : Te; cumseth is a. very heavy one. "__ ____`_ __ __ 0 II 1- 3 .- -..` _.-_- \ fhea ;rop in the vicinity of Uing- T ` ton is t e shortest for years. \ VIVL- ___.I_ ___-,- VII , ,1 0, ,9: III, 7151$`;p_;}.; 'c}}p"{H'h:'xeighborhod- of Duntzoon is good and prices fair. "73_`___!II , A, , ,I I` I .I C C ` __._` ..--.. ..._.. -..__" `--.---v- H r'1l`Zh_o:'l;r7a:dford Presbyterians will shortly } commence cottage prayer meetings. T `I I\ 1' `AAA 1\,,,A., __ LI,,!__ T * 1jf6.`'IL. V1'2`(;()`,=i3a:-t;;1:.-e1c_ 'cT{5ave their ha. 1 completed by the 5th 0 November. II-m-o -op.--. tVIAlI.l-... A5 I `IIIYEIIIB _1lI _- V-.. -.. --.. ..__._ r_---.. _.._.. `Iii:-kville Seople nd their chief happiness now in paring bees and ta."y pulls. 'I1I_- `I'I_._ ,l,,,1 `I1 I I ,__.I__ A "n.;{3i.{6n;h.I;{';I i'.iirz3iJ;'o.12 l nunlop 8:. We main; 1: a opccuaty. `!_L_,, 3 , 1191!, D S1`RA\'}<`.I).-Straye into the premises of Thomas Kenney. Lot 9. Con. 2. uro, th: latter r S.-ptember, 1892, a. Yearling Heifer. all rer`. The cm 11 r can have the same on proving pmpnm and paying expenses, otherwise she viii] h` old. 'v."n.1 TIRINNEV. .7ao'is ;'eEsE'7J i;:J'aI.i(ii'siL'.{ of books to the Mechanics Institute library." one Tor c;.{1;.;,g;?.:.,`.Ja-`Q ;1;1{i;;;;{ ;..1.;1;;; "the Qillson mill, was burned last Tuesday even- mg. 1\ 7: I .1.` u c n,-n Mr. B. Keogh. Adjalay had two of` his ngers smashed the other day in Ta fanning mill ' N ihere is going to be_ a. grand ' concert at S}nghampton on `the evening of Thanks- gwing Day. 1- 1.: -' . ,4, 1 ! cf An(`1=e;t:vIV1v from diphtheria at Ufngton and one in the neighborhood of Maganebawan are reported. - 1711-. m. I `II `I 13 ll wi4_a.sVt:.`\;eekf' Mr. Waite.. of Tossorontio, ' plucked a large luclous strawberry from one of his vines; ' T tphenson, of the `Free Grant Gazette has gone_to tbetNorth West on an I extended trip. 1',_4,-.-- 11,, II1-'2L_ - rn _ _ _ . _ -..L:- I gx;;ang'Hera1d says : _ Mr. J. J. Brown, of Barrie, is now stationed at; Phelpsbon buying grain. A A-...`L_.. I4 -0 `Y---- Clanuudlng A-nnnmn 1 ` ""l"""' ""11 `*5 D "" "' Another lot of New Mantle: o ened thus week at Geo. Reedy? Cal and ; see them. V _ ` The Teachrs Association - of Mtiakqka will hold their annual _meeting at Brace- bridge to-day and tomorrow. ` __,I _ ,I.__I_,.. -141. ` '" ""'"' I 1 l IN` TI` I , , ,, nsa.aiu;rm.r..saue1 ~----6- -v -w., ----- -v ---v-__~.v Glen Huron has organized a. checker club with Mr. Brigg as president and Mr; James Hamilton business manager. ' run: 1 . , ' `I, - ______._ -_:I`he potatoes and turnips on" the farms N near Mltchell Square have been secured; I These crops are below the average ` rn. 1 n , 4, 1-_,._-____-.-_ n__; -__ L-_ L--__ " EL; ';ia{c{x}'AIr}.3}{.};iJo Eegciiige held special meetings last Saturday, Sunday almdd Monday. Adjutant Collier`, of Barrie, 8 , _ . . .1: .. '1--rt cl. 1 1 IIIUIVU .u was . . . :The old wooden pumpthvati hasdone `duty iforn. quarter of a. century ;s.t the, `Leonard ' House corner, Creemore; ave out the other ` "Beaten in {Wednesday fmorning s daynnd has been replace by a. new `one Immense utockot.l!l;nntIes.dIrect n-om Germany at J. FYFIPS. 8-12 Dunlap St. . _ E The Tottenham vi1la`ge,jqurn_sl snhysp fthnti .. re; lost. fourtimesns much as she would: have paid; for `the wa.terw'orks`* they voted ` down, previous Saturday. . - The Midland Press. is "hopeful that building operations next s u,mjmer will "be [on s lar or scale than ev`er`in the` ` '_`Chica:go _of,I the orth. notwithstanding the present de- pressed state of" Hitsixiess' then`-`e; ~` -'f - ans: , _I,_~-;l_ If...__ T___ The school at J a.m{eson"s Corners has been closed on account of di htheria and quinsy which.ba.ve been preva em: for some time. l run: run I l'l\ I II -\r\n, Robert Beatty, of Hamilton, has been arrested in Gravenhurst for robbery from cars on the G.T R. He wag committed` for 1 trial. . . V | -- A 4 AQ1nl\Jl1l\Z1`x our nobby oveicouua at $7.00. $8.50 and $10.00 are planning the boyu. Hun- ter, surjeant at Go. ' . Al \'! _;LA___ I...` LS- -_.__. I Ova nvuy-Jvxuuw cu vvw ` Amos Fisher, of Nottawa, .bea.I: his own 3 record one day last week. making _80 apple ` barrels in one day, beating his previous` record bv 5. ' ` Burqlars entered a tavern at Alliston, known as the Fortunes of War last Satur day night, and stole `liquors and `cigars to = the value of $42. I ptIIII r1 10 Uanw v -_ .,__. Mr. Edward Carswell, The Canadian Gough ? is delighting audiences `in the north-' em villages by his inimitable lectures In the cause of temperance. ' T us -1- `I1 . ,1 n_____2-_ 2.. Cu. '|f_1. lUl'll unu likllll . Un re.-ommendation of Fxnance Comnnttee the LLh)\'c was ordered paid, as was also the ztccouut of Wm. Sheets, for bla.cksmit_h s work, ($1 75. 1 9 II? I 1'} , ,_ - _; `T- (I1 Xm awn:-J Uunawo Uvww--u~------J " . . V _ _ . . _ `. A few days ago, a littl girl of three years, da.ught;er'of E. B. Burt, book-keeper for the Muskoka.~Mill and Lumber Compan , was poisoned by eating Rough on Rats. ~ navy-.. V- u`-.- --..__-v. I The Harvest Festival Service in St. Mat- thew : church, Coldwater, last week. was a I very beautiful one. The church was taste ` fully and beautifully deccrated. V _ `!A_A.`_ ..2._I -LL ...... ..... The lumber mill at Muskoka. Mills has shut down for the season, and most of the men have gone to the lumber camps for the winter. . The timber mill is still running. ' Mr. `hr. L I{"i.;1;;::' :3} -a"'Et}S:"x.`";.};-;I v'i11e scribe, has purchased the farm known as the Cain farm. on the 14th concession, from William McCarthy.for the sum of $4,150. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart took the rize at ehefllundalk fair for being the? eaviest cou le on the ground. Mrs. Stew- T rrfore .~Star. , In I __ - J-.. ........._.`LI.-L `gnu Nana -1111"-n art herl;Ielf'_I:ms the. .bea.,m at 251 1bs.'-.-Cre'e- Flewella Lsabeus. ugargupau muwu _Vu..,...w, is 9. name that we; on V _',ed{to the .- Township Clerk : oice `in*~ 'Kennedy"" fer"` feizistratione the other_.dey.e -It is paid the clerk V had, to, send for at fresh bottle olihk before he could" complete the regiutration. ' - i _. 'r_he Wmidxana .A;-Fre9.-Aifu:-aye .: . e e Two. maiden sermons were preached` in the Bog:-if ..:... ..t...`...-.3.-in 1-.h'n.t ' mace` lam: `_'Sun_da.y,~ 1; e Georgina. sum; gnfnuiza t_h. Mag Jgge Elewellh Ishb11i`M_drafr3% itch V anut. - _.-...- ;I...4 mun Emu-nA:`~:lu\ h uuuuuu Dc: Iuvuu vv nu .tist churchin that ii one.il'I; .th'e4tt_1`nr u1_1}g, '4E1.lil."i "fa -Jbhit W2 nnxnnhi! E . Thai g hike 'I.'hq Jlu-row at fun 1193:. The Foidsten are ourishing at? Edgar. Six weddings are in viewat Wst E338; rn|__-n. at I HOD sermons WBF6 pruuuuuu. Ill Iauv us. - church in _iE`lce_ last ;Supdp_.y, _te . iii`; th 4ttinrui_ng', 5 .,. ._. ;Yi!Mr- ..fJ1i.n-Shaw. 19?. TIk_61:;.a.T&h_t i1i}i(i fY0l'l}ng..byi Mn ' A- u__'1LI .v 4.; ~.u..-. ;.v, 75}E311E;VANTED.--Asaiatn.nt Female T '|`eucher wanted for Union School Seoon. Crown Hill. applications received up to l.~t of December. Duties to commence lst J .m.. 1893. Address J. S1ss0\s, Sec., Barrie P. 0. 43-45