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An up-country debating school tried the other evening to thrash out the good and bad qualities of King John and Henry VIII It would be more protable to debate how to raise more potatoes to the acre and better beef. T ' - ` T License Inspector Wright was in` town on Monday. He visited. Shayne; oh his `way and the result is t-ham" 9. number. of hotel keepers of that burg have been summoned for violationof theliquor law.--Collingwood Btflletin . - The Alliaton Herald says ;--While in Sun- ` [ nidale burying the htnle boy who died here, I ? Mr. and M rs. Stacey suffered another and bereavenxent. Their little girl succumbed I after` a. few days sickness, and both Mr. and Mrs. Staceygbecame sick also " 'r 11' .. , -n A `nfhm __11- ' 1n__ l LVLl- LJIIGUCJ AIVUGIIIV Dl\I IRIIUV _ In Nottawasaga, on Dec. 29th ult , Mrs _A1ex.AMcA1liAster, dietlnt the gxtremq ol'd age-ofA9S. , Mrs. McA1lister was a.-kindly old; lady.` and came _to Canada from the =.Isla.nd of Islay. Scotland,` in the Vegr 1846 , She su`ered.all. the hardships `of che_ early ipioneers.. After 45:yea.'rs of useful life on .the>sa.me farm she died on Thursday of. last week.`--Enterprise. ` - - T I ' . . - circular to Inspectors ana,PrInoIpa_.1s_. It mayjbe interesting [to parents to read I this instruction to teachers, '&c.: |- Educaition Department, Toronto, De_c., 1892. ,4 I `,,- A` , A` , 'll!,, ._Sm',--I am instructed by the Acting Min- ister of Education to request you to plaice a. copy of this circular in the `hands of every , School Teacher under your charge. with in- ' structions to make suitable comments upon ` the Act, say two or three times each School `term. _It is thought that inthis yvayvthe Act will be brought prominently to the no? tice of both `scholars and parents. and that it mav thus become more effective in "accom- plishing theszood aimed at. T hung-OI-nn Innnnv tn `run in IIIIIID nkninn Pllllllls IIIIU KUUKI CIlIlU\l DU: ` . I bavethe honor to bo, Sir, your obedient sgrvant, In:-rs! Ilrr 1- an An 3 Aot ` respectiog of'].`oba;cc:o by` . - Mino rs. C V [Aasented to l4thAAPril, 1892.] T ' Her Muieaty, by and with thaailvicerand consent of the Legislative! Assembly of On- tario, enacts as follows : " - " - I Ann v\n|nnl\I\ in}-an 4:611`:-an Ahnonvd-`r"nh 3-`, U51 Ill UIIGUUQ GB IUIIUWB 3 1. Any person who either dir_ect_ly"ot:_i_n- directly sells or `gives, or furnishes to a minor undsrseighteen yes}-s of ago, Cigar- qttes, Cigars or Tobacco ll) any form, shall, on ' summsry conviction thew,-co! before` a J ustics, of the Pence, bo subject to a yiennlty of ':not:less than 810,` or more than 850, `with ior. `gvithout `costs of prosecution, or to im- } p`_ris"o'nr_neut,,with or without hard labor, for` any'ft:_`ermnot excse-ling thirty days, or 'to ; botH"ne,_ with or without costs and imprison- ~ megs to the` said amount and for the said 36-`rm`,' in the discretion of the convicting Magistrate. ` AnA :31 nnnn-n`,n Run an a Gun ant` (snafu made. LIJGKIBUI GED. '_ , And in case of a. ne, or a. ne and costs I beingnxvarded, and of the some not being ` upon conviction forthwith paid, the J nstice lmeyvcommib the o euder to the Common ' Gaol. there to be imprisoned for any term | not exceeding thirty" days, unless the ne I . . I and costs are sooner paid. 0 Thin An inhnn run!-. nnn`n 4-A n nn`n In fhn Gull 1511305 DIV BUUIIVL ll_I\|o 2 This Act shall not apply to a sale to the minor for lgis parent or.gua.1-lian under 3 |.writt,en request, o.r.-_m-dar of the parqgnt or lRIIarilia,sn.`;.;-.-'. ` * ` ' Q A nan-an II!` A -tall`, nnnnnr I-A `HQ `inn- ' 'I'$IK9llt 2. L . 3 A person whashall appear to the Mag- . ia(|;4-aoee.fo....be- ungiegi. eighteen years otage, 2 e1ia':.ll`l5'e piesume to be under that age un- less it ie enewn`by*evid ence that he is in fwb ovar;ohiAb`nge. ; V _: . " :_ 4, This AeI;."s_lm|l_go` into eect on the let d,aya.o:Ju1y,:_l89_2..- ~ . _ .h *3 mffj ' 0 folidwiti ie'era..w.ere.elected at the 9.mma.l- gating of L 0:L.; 45 :-- . " 7"T' `I. " 12... T `R `Tn:-in'n'nn I D W, M_., . 3. 1!. All .,.I),l`U.r 4.1. III. l'UI'8|IIUll; LI. '7. u._I--, Btjog;S;`. Blake! ;*Chap|ain."Br9 ' I-I. Ed- " TS , _ _ `r_o_.`Di-'._ Pallin ; F. S.. Bro. .e-,:mfI~rneva1:ev.-1,: f1`r9-g.Br9-r mph Leisu- .4` rt - \ flan`, " `V3 4f PV9-V`~?-'%,4B*`1 =1 1'-W-~i B'- m- B-n..L..u ; ' I) .'f`gl0l1!il'DlIllill; Lllllpllllt DID. IT). till? 0 AI cl 9: r'c` "\'2:,1/"1 2 z` ' ' -.: ' Y :T. .` i:S0nos%Fno_nu1_x`1`pG`An`n:z:sor_.,__ 1 % p..:...na. | $926.` :;GI!}'l`adi'ai. I :7:-iIl'}`2}'rr`|'|lar`1'a'i-rout to'aIfI:an .h. ant:-.inn mm: \ ' Fna*;%".. ;i`.?`%3L'ifg.`$i;;;'g22i':g"..u"" L otth-9 . % - -T :_`1?`.;.' : i.o;r.,e2.~ . % " W? Mffio. Thou. Thompson` ; -D. W. M{, 'Br:14J9hh,=81n`it1iL ;V GhapTIain; -Bro. 8.` But- '.'.'I: A. l1 f` t R;loHIP... Rbn Wm pE{;1;{T3E1Hii'{tT.`6?I;"i2g"El-"7 ~ W. ' .VB_ro..T..'R. Fergutqnz: D._ W. M_.., 11.9. u nl.l....lu t:l".|II'I'1l;II `nun " EIL. NOTIPE is horeby pv'ven `that Charles Alonzo _ Phillipsuvfthe Town of Midland in the; (`our ty of ~nmco' , Hotni Keeper. has according - to the pruvis onnofv ev s:dsta.tu eaofunt.-srio.v 1887 chanter 124. made an assignment of all hie Ronlnnd Pei`:-Iunnl Properly, \-redits and Eff.=:ts_ so me as she-ri of tr e (iounty of Sim- cm- for theg nerul b-net of all credmors of thesuid Charles Alon 2:) Phillips andsll persona. lmnng claims as:-ins: :he sail Whurles Alonzo Pni li; 3 arm notified to send -uch claims. with the vouchers upvn which they an- based and atlvx-sled. `ms 1:. quirea by sand Act. to me the said .-h-`rill . on or before the 20st: day of l<`EI%l{ U/\ HY next, an r whiu h I wi-l pmcerd to distribute the pr cee `s of the assets uf the said Estatm, amnng those credntura of whose chums 1 h~1ll nu en h use notice and will not. be linbc Iouny person of Wh03c cluimsl shall not [ll 11 htue notice. . A m unmy nl .1... mm nmmrnru will ha held J om: Mmmn. . Deputy Minister of Education. :1 cmlvrzn _ [ms nu] unummrs LAST MEETING. ran: nI:_rnA'1-nn mu.-unuT:3s wnnn ALL ` . con slucuousuv ABSENT. LLIU, `V UIBIJIIJ IIIIU LVJIIJUI IJIVBILIIIIK. V All members were present except those} who were defeated in the lube elections. 15,1--.` LI._ __.._-I__ L___:.____ __-_ ___.-_.-_1 WIIU VVUl"U UULCGECW Ill UIIU IDIIU Ullillllllle Before the regular business was entered upon the Mayor made fa. statement on the present nancial standing of- the town; ooumumcurons &c. `The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainnlen ` asked for the use of `the Town Hall on easy termstor a supper and ball early in Febru- 3 ary. The deed from Thomas McCullough to the town of the strip of land on` Pene- tanguisheue street was laid before the"Coun- -!I |...-l,_ .1! -, ,, ,1 II,,,,,_ L__`L an won-um) Makes 3 Statement er the .-rtnunciglv condition of the A'!'oIvn-1I'ho V mleueineu A t 1892_ 3_1niehdV--No msnoaio V` _t1on" to Prolonged Duoueelon. I ;,`TI1'e`las|t_regu1a.r,meeting.eof "the old Ceun- iltftir 1892 was held on Monday` evening, His, Worship the Mayor presiding. All nnnnqhnu-a morn In-nnnnl-, nvnnnl-. fJ\nnn UCIIEIJIBIIVIIW CHIC? "23 II\I IIUIIJIWIIIW `JVJI-VII` | cil by the diretion of Messrs Lennox. Ault & Kerr with the reauesn for an order for $15 purchase money an -35 for deed. [I1 hu.\_e no1ice_ A m eting ol the said Creditors wnll be held 'in my uice. at the Court: house`. in the Town of bnuie on .~.:\'l URDAY the 1.h day of JAI\'U.\RY i at. at 1 o'clock u.`ng. . for the aDnoInc`vn- nt of Inspectors. and uivmx direo tions wmth rolelence lo the disposal 0f.t.ne es-me. and an theameetiug a. statement of `the dtbl01"H aft;-ira will be su umitued. v rs-vunv Iru REPORTS. The Fihance Committee recommended ehe` 4 payment; of accounts amountmg to $295.45. ` Councillor Montgomery questioned the pro- 3 nnanfn ll` nnunlnn thn nnnnnn ll` Mn Jnhn \J|I|-IIIWJIIIIII UIUUUSUIIICI IiIlcU|UlIV\-| Ul-I` PI U priety of passing the account of Mr. John Plaxton. included in the report,iin'cm-red by "the town in 1891 and amoitnting to $152. 56. The items were passed on g division of the Council. , V ` ` nu- n_I:-n r1...__.:.;._. _.___.__| rnL;L \JIJ|ll.I\iIIo The Relief Committee reported : That ninee the organization of the Relief` Associa- tion last April every implication for relief has been investigated and enquired into, and in no case has aid been withheld where the applicant `was found to be needy. The expenditure to the 3.lit- day of December _ lat amounted to 8350 for "the past nine months. A larger sum in proportion to the time will be needed for the -three months endine 31st of March next, but the Associa.-' tion hope to get through with the amount promised by the Council at the beginning of "last year. A paralytic woman in the hon- u\:6-ul L: n nnnov avnnnan ll!` 9'14: nnnuI:nn A` I1?` Iva`: Z PGLQIYLIV VVIIIIIQII III Ell? II\IE' pital is a great expense, and the question of her future maentenauce a matter which the Council will have to consider. `Attention is called to the case of. Charles Stevens, of Mary Street-, who requires to be sent to the Toronto Hospital. as recommended by Drs. Oliver and W. A. Ross, and. being entirely unable to pay his expenses and having no friends able to do so `for him. appeals to the 3 Council for aid 4-Re'port adopted. q`Q I'I`|I.l;I`I'VID'I I\F +`\lI nflla fl; \l\Il.Illill IUI Ell` '*J.UUPULU IIlIll!lLC\-In The chairman of the Board of Works presented and read the following report: In compliance with the motion passed at the last regular meeting of the Council instruct-. inc: all chairmen of committees to report at this final meeting, we beg` to submit: the` following .-- '- ` ' ' i (`no 1'5` fl-no A-nut hfnllb It` `;nnI\nI-I'nnnn On 1 ' lvlluvvlua * ' One of the first works of importance to occupy the attention of the Committee early in 1892 was the construction of an addition to the dock at the foot of Bayeld Street. This was accomplished at an expense of about $400, and -from the extensive use made | of it during the past navigation season, to- 9 gether with the -additional accommodatinxi 3 .-a.'orried by this work we feel that the ex- -penditure was wise and justifiable. The` next important work entered into beyondi ordinary engagements was that pertaining to Dunlop _St. . 'l`li fianmmiffnaa nfrnr Q-urn annnin] Iv|nnl>;nna up llulllutl _uu. | The Committee after two special meetings v 7 the conclusion that the time and the condi- tions were not favorable to do more than endeavor to put the street in a temporary state of repair. This decision was arrived at, in view of the fact, that awater main ; and trunk sewer, together with the many h ruse connections, had. -only been recently completed, and that suicient time had not elapsed to secure a good foundation for a permanent roadway. The temporary re- pairs to thisstreet from Mulcaster to Brad- ford Sts.. cost about 8200. and gave during several months fairly good satisfaction. '.l`o- - ward the end of the season, owing to an un- usually wet fall, it failed to such an extent as to convince most people that -nothing short of a permanent `roadway composed of ` either asphalt. block paving or, macadam < would give satisfactory results during very wet seasons. The Committee were very desirous of improving-the main leading roads entering our town, and with that view pur- chased a road grader. This they made use` `and after mature consideration arrived at ` I I I of to grade Bradford. Blake, Owen, John, and other streets. The three first named streets were subsequently gravelled, but owing to the small amount granted for that purpose we were unable to do more than give each street a thin coat of such gravel as the town supplied. The Committee | deemed it wise to institute the modern prin- ; ciple of_ narrowing, grading and bonlevard- ` i'ng some of our shorter streets, and for this purpose chose two streets upon which sewers 9 had been put down, viz : John and Worsley. We trust the improvement in appearance, togetherwit-h lessening thecost of keeping. in repair a narrower roadway, will commeu ' itselt to our successors, and that the pro- perty owners on other streets will emulate those on John and Worsley by aiding and assisting the corpora ion in beautifying our town by sodding`~and seeding the boulevards opposite their property when the new Coun- cil places them in as favorable a position as those on John and Worsley Streets; A very large amount of sidewalk was laid during the year, principally on Blake, Bayrield, Mulcaster and other streets, `together with a great quantity of repairs to old`sidewalks. The general condition of. thetown as to. roads and- bi-id ssh has been attended to in as rfaithfuland e cient a manneras we possi- bl .con'Io1,`, and we, MP0 l5ha_t,'in retiring from o, c_.tl1e',Committee will , _havs_ earned the repfu'tati_on of:hav_ing' erformsd their dut to the test of their mi I-.y.';Be ` rt adopt .;:sn\|;-.t.r!..~ ...`~...:o.s.a3.-'. .& i\I`nhsn"-i:iii' ;. ...I7-rsl`~."..L' I'D IIUGUIVJII `ll IJQVIIJ` PUlIUlIIIU`| UUUII uut tolthe best of their ability. ---Report adopted 4 'l`he Committee on Waterworks and Sew- eretpreseuted 3 long report relative to the Beyeld Street . lower. The contractor asked" by `letter to Ibepermitted to cease work until the spring in coueequenceof the :greeter expense which the severe froit en- tails. Engineer Holzete-in 3 letter to the _done' il_)y_(:I`8)':\l'u_bbr;. "under the I Iniector for Committee` recommend: that there the ho` . delay, and thetif Mr Sherlock will not con- tinue the `work he maybe ,relieved of his contract and the work given to come other at e rate not exceeding "25 per cent more I than Mr. Sherlock`:-contract. >"1`hie' failing. theEngin,eer 9p.ge.the work (can ,euily be ' e trie less than the`contrector _i charge '__he, work` from 'WeHin%toh I to` Diltoii Street; i s_` the`t' which-' the uneer think: ihdhlds: ".." it . . . ;;fz.:i`. j-I'2.J_T`. ;i ;i) :;: Dated at Barrie thi 5th day of Janu- my, A. U..i 1:93. M . . ...,.-.__ -.-:--.~.,<-s-rm; .`~'_,,,., was)`-` ....!'A. -\. ~'~1: . The, Committee recommends that Mr. Sherbrookpbe permitted to delay the work for the present. but to, resume at a. day's notice and all this without prejudice to all the terms .a.nd'conditions of the contract. After some discussion the report was adopted MUPIONS. C W. P1a':.xton-`-Bothwell--'1"nat the sum of 825 be paid -R. King, jr., as compensation `i tor his services as Truant oicer during the ` past year. and that by-law 58 be suspended for this purpose. . Carried. (`..nI.In-nil Wnnnslnuu I`I....L bl... VI"...--. C- III UlII Pill 'I"5 I \J1III"-`IO . Caldwell-Frawley--Tha.t the Town Hall be given tethe Engineers of the Grand Trunk at a rental of $10 for the night, exclusive of the caretaker : fees. Carried. ' IIY:II_..__-_. 1.\I.L_I_ __ L ;|,:_ fI--__, _SI `luv VIII TUQBUL B lCl'|Do \JIl. I Icu. Willi49.mson--Fletcher-That. this Council `grant $100 to the Barrie Relief Association as part of the amount formerly ordered. Carried. ' ' IIVI I`! `I In It I t It On Wednesday, the 4th inst.. the Very ! Rev. Dean Bergin gave his annual dinner to the choir and collectors. A very pleasant evening was spent. The choir, as usual, did its utmost to make" the occasion as en- joyable as possible by singing and playing : several pieces of music under the director- ` ship of Mr. O`Mara.' After dinner the choir ' retired to the parlor and presented` Mr. 0 M.ara with the following address, followed by the ,Very Rev; Dean Bergin presenting Mr. O Mara with a solid gold chain and 1 locket as a slight token for his valuable ser- vices as musical director of the choir for so many years : A I'\f\IID ' _ ` tiixigjjoyful season of the 1 year we. the members of the choir of the Church of the Sacred Hearts cf Jesus and Mary, deem it a. t opportunity to express our deep appreciation of your zealous labors L and careful attention to your duties us our ; musical director. ' I r|r__.1_ -.-,_, ` A ,.__._-.._ I_-._` _._.__I_ __.- __ IIIUDIFGI `IIIVUUUI 0 Words cannot express how much we ap- preciate your kind and courteous instruc- tions at all times for our vocal improvement. anal we humbly pray that the Good Giver of all things whose praises and the praises of 1 His Holy Mother, your melodious voice has so often sung. and taught us to sine. may spare you with renewed health and vigor to direct the choir for many years to come. Tn 'lII\I|II`h1B;l'\I'I Inn n`l ;l'\I!I :n\ Innnhunntv IYI\I`I To r. E 0'Marai; iz;q:` LII` CCU UIIU \4II\lIl- IUI IIITIIIJ JCIl II ' `IUIIIGI I In `conclusion we all join in wishing you many happy returns of the season, for with- out your aid the choirswould _be as a. ship without a rudder to guide it on its course. and if we have not at all times met your full expectations we will in the future try to merit your condence. . Signed this 4th day of J unuary, 1893. MR8.'BENNETT,' LAURA McGnmz, Mas MALONEY. Aoonr. RYAN, ' MAY GEARY, MAY FENNELL, JULIA CARPENTER, LYDIA Ilmns, CARRIE BEABDSLEY, ANNIE DUFFY. CLARA BURNS,_ _ Mr O`Marn.. who was taken by surprise, , thanked the Very Rev. Dean Bergin and the iChoir `for their many acts of kindness to- wards-him. more especially for their further gactof kindness this evening. He assured j the Choir and the Rev. Dean that he would a in the future, as in. the past, do all in his V Y power tobring the choir to 3 state praise- ` worthy to the church, that they may better `sing the praises of God and His. Holy |1Iolther with more fervor, actuated by His 1 I b o y ove. - ~ A Pleasant Gathering and Presentation. Market Noten. The market on Saturday was not as large as usual, but everything offered sold at [our , quotatinua. Considerable quantities of pork were sold and the prices alictle rmer. The following were the current prices on the ; square : i I711 . n}\ . pin . . A-no . nn 1 _ _ I Wheat. 60 to 660 ; barley. 350. to 38c.; tye, 40. to 450 ;oa.ts, 260. t.o28c.;pea.se. 500 to 54c ; buy 36 50 to $7.00 per ton ; straw, $4 50 to`$5.00; beef, himlquamters. $5.50 to _$6.25 per cwu; foreqnatters, $4 50 per 3 (_:wt.; mutton. $7 00 to $8 00; pork. $7.50 to $7.80 per cwt.; turkeys. we to llc per lb.; geese, 8:: per lb};'ducka, 500. to 55. a. pair; fowls. toe to 50 `a pair; butter. in rolls, 17c. `to 200 `per 1b.; tub, 15c. to 17c. per 1b.; eggs. 17c. to'l8c a. dozen ; potatoes. 50c. to 55. a. bag; apples. $1.25 to $1.50 per bbl.; untrimmeul hides, $3.50 to $4.00 per cwt.; sheepskins. 800 to $1 00 each ; wool, 16c. to 18c. per lb ; wood, $3 25 per cord; Anthra- cite coal. $6.75 oer ton. On Thursday evening of last week the members of the `irm of Messrs Hunter. Sarjeant & C05 and their employees, as well l as the employees of James Vair, Esq. , with {a few`; other friends were entertained. to dinner at 7 o clockvat Mr. Vair s residence, John St. After the good things had been idone ample justice to. several toasts ?were proposed and ably responded to. The re- mainder of the evening was very pleasantly spent in games and other amusements. `All went away feeling deeply indebted to I Mr. and Mrs; Vairlfor their kindness. sized engraving (in na.t;nra.l colors) of the famous one thousand dollar prize St. Bernard dog. owned by the publisher of THE TORON- 'ro Tunas together with Tm: TIMES Calendar for 1893 will in sen: free (in mailing tube) upon receipt of vour name and address and two three ceus stamps to cover expense ot mailing If. you desire it send at once. A J.-I..n..;."lFl la` "l"(\`D(1`kT'|`{\ 'l`T M HQ l Iuannn- Srnciu. ma Om: READERS. --A large 1ife- ` A reqnesition has been made by citizens of Allendale for considering the ,wa.ys and means ofhuildinge. wharf so that instead of having to go to Barrie to take-the steam- ersion excursions t-he steamers may go to them. his said the cost will be about $500 Tm: ADVANOI commends the energy and enterprise of our Allsndele friends and hopes the meeting of Saturday night may result in abundant success , . - - . II uuquu, \IIJIu,.|v. lion. TH) AnvA' I.--I. l_...- -1. J'l_..s. nun iiou. " Anugwz `both fame and -fortune: lllulllll `I ~ I'II KICUII C IV GCIIIL lib UIULCw Address--THE TORONTO TIMES, 0saoon- nv Bumnma, `Toronto. Ont. 2-2. . b t_ Spllll `Notice. We call apegiagl attention of our readers to the important announcement of M Dr. Wash- lingtou in `nuotl_1`ei'-oolximn ,0! today`: "issue. It should;_beapeci&.|lyt `borne in minii that the` Dr. will be at the Barrie Hotol on Thursday, January 19th, froin 9' a.m., till ~ V ~`?`-.`.`?'. _'.' ? _`*..'.'.- ' W. L.:h;l ,1-tc_;n.P_a_srri_at._r. aonof our town?` -'msh.,D; ' Mrmwn. in going g settle at Fort "Willi &I,l_!.. Ont:-,`id." and'prwtioo` hiI_'profeI- mm. 4' Tn: Abuse: honur ha `will wm I am in receipt of an imvogtant communion- tinn trorn our n ember (Mr. H .\lton Moffarthv) a. cop_v of wt ivh H.pueu.I 8 In anoth-or column. In ursuance -hereof. and wilh the assent of the re-si-rent. of the Assoc-istioq, you are hereby ynotmed than a Convention WIN be held T A win t-no-I-I A CC --Q-FIFFITIS VTI I `WI The Council then adjouinecl sine die. Allllldllo on the move L8n9-.- to 31-94 bin` PA":-rintin-, mm c A Good Time, ADDRESS. ` gPAmmPHE117*{f15i;iitiiL{{ humrs; nun: Tuncon uairrxns anoint wis the coldest dav of the winter to date. v v- .p ---v- v---- _.v---y- ` Chatter of Local History; -Banl_a.t Hockey Rink to-night. --Bright,'breezy' and intensely cold -Artiet Shaw left for`Chic_a.go yesterday. Great overcoat; Sale at J. Fyteh. ` --Snow in the ywoodsrover two feet deep. t3"l`aylor s Dental parlors. Best work at city prices. --W'i1o will b: Warden is:now an primlrt municipal question. ' ` f` V _ '0 `o_ .0 D- W1*1!1`$D:1Ye@.Ef&}2A5FY1. MI?!- __I_I!_.. --Ouroducational institutions are now in gfull operation with good attendance. ' ' l T\ . 9 _, , . 0 all I 0 C I, I tl'Don t. hey yen; {x}r3}'e"4 lee?` the splendid assortment at Fraser, L .n ,I '. . ---`Firat meaning of the new Council noxl Monday evening. 111': -II I :11, 1 . -v--- -1------_- " .--. nwurwn u--yvnoun--uvo '-Patience ronied, sitting over a hole in the ice on t 0 Bay all day for one herring. I A21\-.. A L.-_ _____ _I.___._ .__-_.I- l._l___ __:.` -'H on Senator Gowan has the thanks of Tm: ADVANCE for a. budgehof late British journals. ' ' up '11 I at ru. I -fInion prayer meetings areahelii in ill! Presbyterian church "basement, Monday - afternoons. 5 25 per cent. oil all Fun at J . Fyfeho -There was an interesting meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association on Tue!- day evening. (`___________ ___ ,4._ A , -Mro. Cameron and Mrs Stevenson at- tended a. missionary meeting atGra.venhurl\ this week. ` u I`! -SUBscmnn FOR rm: ADVAKCE men: 3331 connucx-no AND nosr nnmnnn JOURNAL nt 1-my Noam COUNTRY. _._ _-_--_. vvv ' ----, ---. -i\d-iss Telfer, who is atwnrng tlie school for nurses at. Boston, Mass , was home for holidays for a. week or two. is u u cw u-4-u . us... A "--_-'-I;n;7u!:rVie Eonservative Assnciatioli will meet at McCa.rthy a Hall next Wednes- day evening at 8 p.m., Jan. 18. DEAR SIR. -1 I""` "'J` "7' " " " "' ' -Go to-night to the Y. MTC A. Hall and see some baucifunlly artistic views of scenes in a trip round the world. Don .t forget that lit is to-night. ' --It. is impossible to insert correspondenco that comes later than Tuesday. THE AD- VANCE is practically on the press, by Wed- I nesday noon. 1- n . -u.. . .. .. I -The ladies of the Elizabeth Streeh church will give a. sleigh ride to Shroud Methodist church this evening-sleigh! leave at 6 o'clock. --Two important bulletins have lately been issued by the Ontario Agricultural De- partment, about which THE ADVANCE will have something to say at another ti_ine. I 11' . n 1 .- . ... T -Next Sunada.y,7 33;: i Mlissionary day in Elizabeth Street Metl. uiist Church.. Rev. E. S Bowe, -of Bracebridge, preachel in the morning and Rev; J. E. Starr, of To- ronto, iu the evening. n -1 1-. 1 .- .1 - -Special eredit is due to the voung `men Of the Wood Sax! ing and Relief Brigade for their ebrts in behalf of the poor. Their aid and services this severe weather will bring blessings on their heads. 3 _ _-_-__ __-,-._-. --The__re was an alarm of re yesterday morning about 3 o'clock It was caused by some rubbish taking re in an old well :19 the old Club House. Elizabeth Street. There was considerable smoke but no damage. Ar-_:`\._ A I"I II .1 .` ' U A 'Dr; A. H Bennett. retiring dentist, Barrie, desires to thank his many friends for their liberal papronage and commends them to the care of Dr. Richardson, Dentist. Ofco --Bothwell s Block, opposite station. 52-tf rs _ 1' `la nu. ' I is: _ ---Rev. E. Starr, of the Elm strsel Church, Toronto, will preach o. Missionary sermon in the Collier street Methodist :church, town, an 11 a. m. next Sumlay. 15th "inst.. and the Rev. E liot S Rowe of Brace- - bridge in the same church at 7 p. m`. Co!- lections for Missionary Fupd. | A :1. 3,1 .I"V I 110"` 7~~ __--__-.__._d _ -A pnhlic meeting of the` Woman s Mis-` aionary Society will be held in the Collier street MethodisIFChnrch on Friday evening next at eight o c|ock, at which Miss `.Viut.e~ mnte. arenurned missionary from J apnn, will give; an address. The. choir Wlll furnish music during the evening. All are cordially invited to attend. At. 1.30 o'c\o~k for the pm-pnse of enabiing Mr Mo` arthv to mee'- his couatituvms with refer- ence ta the subject ma. let 1! his oom'mu-ic.1- tion, nd. at l.h-- suma time. an un anmm mean. ing (which z-hnllld take an ace during this mnntn. at any mu) fur tho` purpnsg otelecuqn or of- cer- and _oI.he1' ordinary busmes: at the annual meeting. . An \ nn am aware. aach noIll' 2 sub-division Remember that the election of a member of the Provincial Board of Agricultureand Arts for this district,_cnmprising East. West and South Simone, Muskoka and Parry Sound, East and West Algoma, for a term. of three years, takes place at the annual. meetings of the ciifferent Electoral Dietrich Agricultural Societies interested; on Wed- nesluy next, Jan. 18th. All members for the current. year being entitled to vote. The candidates nominated fer the position are Mr` Jonathan Sissons. of Vesnra, and Mr. George Rsikes, of Oro, and as they are local men we hope tosee a. good turn out at tho meeting here, which is advertised to be held in the Council Chamber, Barrie lens:-eta School Trustee llontlon. . llllhe Separate School Board were all elect- ed: by gacolamutipn except Victoria Ward, `where a very hot election; took place. both oendiqlau, `D. Quinlan and T Wm . 0 Neill, being young` men. After the poll closed th vote stood, Quinlan 16, O'Neill 15. This` `ha `Sign; `a nu`! Ln: `Inna Jnnnnnnli `AD Ualulllll DUCK Illi UNI" lllpllll. , ' .New_ Subscribers mving 31.00 for` Tat ADVANCE for 1893 will receive a. copy, uni our present subscribers `who pay in advancl for the, B5!` 1893. will receive a copy " Thu A`! 1:13" `in nrnn tsrh n" nah-I nnh. *"=r:.';::; $7i`ii i,2';`$Jg.`$ u".i i"{. aaa sub- scription: for 1893 until the augsly in ex- | haunted. First cogne, First new . -u--`-- --. --g w---.y-w-.' _- At the regular convocation of Signet Chap; ter held ah the Chapter` Hall on Tuesday evening. the following elected oicers overl installel for the present year : Ex. Comp. R I'Fra.ser, I P. Z. ' w. II J. C. Morgan, Z. 'M H G Smith, H. `n n R. A. Douglas. J. ' Com. J. Hood. 8 N. `I'.V_.-j II__._. 0 IR The cannula: Annual 1893. .- We have only a. limited number of chi! beautiful Book at our disposal. "nun Qnknnn:`-nun I\&II:l'|lD .1 M "'faZ'?{i'm.1$n'i `u`.'.'.. "b3LZ"&e$u.a`e'&'E5 Jnumberofyoars. L _ - ' * Ex. {O 00 `PER AN_NU IN ADVANCE amomzsoopnrs, rxvn OINTI. loll. Linked Together. construct . I Very Interesting and Gossip! 1n|___.A_.. -1 C --_I Iu..4_.... meeting. _ A3 _\ul1 are aware, each po1li' g sub-dvvision, is emit ed to 5 deregsnen. Please. h Ol'c:f0l`B.l.B once vet yuur a delegates uppomted taut.- tend me O: nventinn. _. Y! in.n.n.:iuIn Iuaumuvnr tn mnnt tn `l!f. li Q. Read This gm! Act` Accordingly. _ Signet B. A. Chapter. No. 34. Ilo IIUUIIQ K) L` - Fred Marr..S, E. I D. Spry, Tress. , J_ McL.,Steve nsoh, Chap. R.`E` Fletcher, P. S. ' G. M0 kmau, 8. way, Trusto?s._ tenn,me U1 nvenunn. * It imuo.-simge. however. to mf-at to elect. do 0- gateumthe ume pleas: noufythe old dele- gates to be present. - A . I huvn nrl'4n1.n-d fur reduced fares. but each to be present. I have a.I`l'4nged for reduced fares. but each deietmte - usr. my full a-in:-e fare to Stnmrr. an b carrful to obtain from_ M. R. agent. at. the Martin: point A cerxi am: that he hum paid tun smzie f ['1 to Stay:-er. on pi-eaentuu on '0! 'WIoi-nh ans ayner in: win get a vrauurn ticket from Suayner at rate 'l`he mneunstwul bn in portant. gm! 8 tall" delegation is requested. . - . IlI)1_\ 8dd. than ml political triends will -be welunme. but only 5 de.e'gul.ea tor each polling sub-division can vute. .- - ` The folltiwinuz stakes are now oueued to be competed for. on the Barrie mile ' track on 3 v the Iplauurb it aotdi him to: ` ;.~son-,. nu; Lsubnorigiomjs I .;(J,opgr9m1sogs;;au~' _dn`y Emma 3 ]uL!.iitIufi.f.j & 2; ' ' I310-illnlillury &IlIIl-"'JUvv- ~ Mr. John P. Fulljumeo. Secretary _of_ this Public School Board. Mr Fulljamas, thbligh now 80yea.rs of age look: halo and _h_6i.r_1y.' Hg hiss been A aub:'s_'criber_ for _',l.`nn,"pY.gfcI for 30 Yam. andwe Wit 5!?` wIl%!on;:v1.9: Separate SoI;ooIo'l.`ru_|tc>os.- V 1 The following .weres elected. Sepgrate School Trustees last. Wednesda'y:`- V Wurd'l..-.~.Wm. Guilfoyie. f ~ Ward 2. . ..A." W. Beardsley.--V A Ward 3. . . .D. . Quinlan, Ward 4. . ...T. J. Erly. Word 5. . . .F. X-. Mat -tin. Allanddle, . .M. Hamlin. , VOL. xml. N6. 2 Wunnu ho..8u25; Snmnz. Wnsmcv. Proprietor. x - {Notice to creditors. N EW `ADVERTISEMENTS. .. m;;;1a my #143. hi-iaj .1 ., , ,.' `..a. zK;i.lI"- - 2'5; up vvu v V---awn vv "X':1:'_ s'I'AYi:. OI K. I". luyuu. un on u Maui: .. V.nn.--At. Vmrville. Barrie, on *he 23rd Deog ' 1892. the wife of Wm. Vail.` of ;ada.n2htar.- : him-rled.` . ` V Rx'manc--FURLowa.--At the` Vethodiat Potion`-"V age. Barrie on the 4'h inst . by, thevev. Dr. . Parker, N 1'. Issue Ritchie to A Miss Mary Ann Furlong. both or the township of Flos. j Hn mcN-G`m~ N.-At"he Church of the Sacred Heart, Barrie. o - Dec. 27vh. by Very Rev. Dew Ber-gin. James M. Hayde n. of 'o1onto. to Miss Bella. Gunn. daughter of Allan Gunn. Comer Street. . ~ Died. HUNTER;-In Innlsl. on Wednesdsw, Jan. uh, 1893. William R. Hunter. aged 62 years D. ceased has been closely identied tor the last forty years with the we`f.u-e of the neigh- borhood ln which he reeided. ` . ' - W.m'NxcA.--At Palnswlck. on Semi-day, Jan. 7th. 1593, Matilda J ane wife of Mr. Ashtord Warnioa, aged 96 years, 4 months Yours 1818-Juana}! mu.-ziio. on as n-;,,,-- n-_.._A._i.... R. A. STE HENS. Rn!- I tau; I-5.239%.-n.ER. %, Sec y.. N.S.L.C. guoohtlog U Du Juanuuwu 0. J. PHELPS. I T Sheri Co.Simcoe. 3x 244. Barrie Ont. uluawvcnnui-'-n1swn1uw nuns. In no xv, -v--o Six inches or snow 411` at Dunkerron on New Year s day. ' V A run 1-. ` 0 Y `I ,--.4-__ I_;I_I _ __-_I_I.. A m condoluod Into mtronmg Para zrapAlZuT for `Advance koadn Who Like The narrow o_t the Matt. Scarlet fever is reported at Glencairn. ' The Nevis farmers are teaming their grain. to Hawkstone. A-v _.___ --.'__4 -1. an un.._._ ll-`--. llannnla _ at Dec, am. 1392, the ws T`Yo`it!(`.. EA '{`0.Ry1o1-.8610 1: d ught~r. .. , ..n-.......xn- nan-in mi elm` Q3:- Than- "713}ue-13;Er-.{;'3t tudu'my hold ;. weekly meetiqg at McIntyre. . .;__'-Ls_.. __ .|_- nn...'| u.-vow--. -- _-_-_-v' _-. Thetsnon church tea metiugon the 22nd -insa, was a. marked success. ` . ' T nun: I\ (I I I , I .. ..........,...... T _ _ , 25 per em. on-cu Fancy Dress Goods. Jo l"|6 Io ' I . ' , 1 in. -- 1\__..|_._._._ ._ u---ca, u -- - ------v- ~------- Collingwood beat Owen-Sound last` week in a shooting match content. 1: na,n, , ,u,._ L ,1; _` -_-_L_;-._1_ __.--L!_... I 1*"'r;:a`;v1v-5't:-l`:o-(-1-i;;a'I-h;2i(;ggzafteriy meting I at Crown ill on -the 20th inst; _L O.L., No 589, Waverley fbr the coming year. . ' _ . ":}I'w{1ii;i.f1iI.iy i; }i.;77 w; M] of I I Mrs. (golmble, of Loretta, 1.}: leased hot 1 hotel to J ohn Nolan, of Alliaton. , 2 71%; ?:}.';.g}Lv;'ci.;I; Q35} u'..;.{ 533. 939 lbs. of milk during the last vseason. . -' I `I ,,,1 Jammy Fax was adverrtieedj to be at his best at a Beeton entertainment ilaet Thurs- day. ' ~ ' -n n ,'_,, ,91__ |,__ __L,_.___-_I ;- '11-.-_A-__ V` Ulllllglallll VV (&lIiUUa 20 I025 per cent.Vo .all Mantle: at J. F5l'e9s. V s ' - . balanve 35.00 on [st May. The other terms and conditinnn are they came as r- uuluu (1 the meeting of 1892 except that ` the colts will b~. e'iu.ible if owned in the County on Int. J unuary. 1893, and gate money is tea.-rv-, d. - - - 8 Forinlormation and entrv blanks apply to A the Secretary. with whom entries must be mnn, vii.L'f..uI.i"i;Q;..};La school, at The Ho1low,.it being her third year. _ ,_',_ I Ffl The 'si'1ingwl_e mill `and. Weeks, Victoria Harbpr, is infull blast. eo`2L'n;J' :13 'TZ7`2iZaZ.JF"i{i.'2.2'1a``EZE 1893. A 4 V W -1"l;e Patrons of Elmrove held open theat- ing as advertised which proved to be a great success. nu- n_,n-__..a.' A A It nv |_-..- I--_-_!: D The Bx-adf'ord' A. U. have leasdl their present lodge room for a. term of ve years for $54 a. year. ` in: (I .1 , *I'I,,_ jE_,,J _,,_I . wZ(z:`!eZurera(lTr((egreZt'iZs expressed by the South Simcoe papers at the sudden death of Mr. VVelliugton VVallace. - ` 0|! 1.. `)7. not aunt, nil all NInntInn nl --_-- _-_ `___.,__ - The Vzinnuxal meeging of tile Bradford and ' West Gwillimbury `Agricultural Society takes place to-'d`ay. . ' A an .q n. V "1'-hie}; :1-oesn t appear to` be anything going on in Penermnguishene this week or else the Herald has not got hold of it. I :l\-11~W(}_;ah`rg-; `C"hfr:y_s_t;s;l: Beeton; clerk .'of ; the.3rd Division Court spent his New Year's l holidays at his home, Scratford. Farmers` Instltutes seem now the `order of ; k the day and indicate the increased interest 1 `taken in one of our most "important in'dus- I tries. tuvvn van Lwpuggqgy the "31;.1_1_ of Juno. 1393: . _._n.._I.-.. ,... - nl lQ00_L 1nI`a A Ja.rra.tt s Corners " scri-he writes that everything turned outstraight at their an-. nual school meeting -to the evident dissa.tis'- faction of some. Rrvt T1ioL1.1~.TnT gs moved his saw mill t_o`| John A. Swan's farm, townline Tay and Me, donte, and surrounding saw legs will soon _ `be merchantable lumber. aAP'l.`UR _nY smoonum nxs-1-nwr uxcnaxans As` Luau. Iuws. The Creemore band played the chi vent` out and the new year in. It is not stated that either of the serenaded parties voted the band an address. ' ' The new High School builaiing. Bradford, ` will be ready to heoccupied in about two weeks and the Witness hopes imposing ceremonies , will mark the opening III! 1 II II on I O I. i _ Rev. Thomas McKee , of Barrie, occupied the pulpit. of the church at Notbawa last Sundayevening. A large audience atten-fi tively listened to him. ' ' L 4 I11! 11 I I I .1 `.1 II The follqwing spicy individuals are visit-1 ing friends these holiday times; George Mustard in Gray, Henry , Pepper in, Mus- koka and. Samuel Salt in Victoria. . A Thompsonville man writes that in the absence of Rev. Mr, Clark, the pulpit` was ably lled by Mr. J .` Esqnih, an Indian, who , interested his audience admirably. 7. an `I 1': I\ * I.`.I Alia II! T"M}.*. i. iv]1>aQe}fEr7Evilxiilmn nub!-io school. was among the successful` candidates at the school of pedagogy. He is rated first` I class and also a {nigh school assistant. Miss Lily 'Ada;n. of Rugby, and Mr.` .Wm. Clark. of Nevis. were married Inst Wednes-T da.y.- The bride was tastefully dressed and was the recipient of many valuable gifts. _ III! 1": A 117 II I I, heatn best 2 in 3 to ha.rne=a. onvcn wengnvs. _ 8. 2 your old Stakes for 10513 of 1891-mule heat best 2 in 3 to harness. 8 3 yar o d Stakes for foul: of 18_90-ml!e_ heats best 3 in 5 to harness. - _ 4. 4 year nld stakes for foals of 1889-mile hews beat. 3 in 5 to hnrnes-. "Inn Aaannhnlnn will add I151 to 118 FPS!`- sash`.;ssme:.;3v;,;1;r.;;,;;;;.m`:ea;it.., Cardwell Sntinel will shmftlyv be enlarged. `That. will be necessary if it intvnds to use all the spicy squib: or the Hamilton ' Spectator. The by-law to reduce liquor licemetin Barrie was voted down VMomla.y. He waufa wisearce that thought the county` town- would go -against whiakey.-'-Tottenhaiml Puller. ` ` T " ' `l .n L ,`L,___ 1-5 1' . r .. J I singing of Annie Laurrie f by Dr-.A_Gilchrist 5 _ -Xhthe Ardtrea Presbhyterhmv ltfxda m'etih} the other night the spread was `Hzorgcoiie, . the eusextainmeub ma.gnicem: . . and the" superb." 1 _ ___!_1;I.;>L,,9 _r_-_._;_ _..A'_ D Q -is said that nine acres sf, 'tAhe_A fasm _'Q_f | Mr Drenuan, J r., at Nicolston-; yielded 900 , bushels of oats last season Sad state of` things for the pqor` apme;-;-o:;1y bushgls ' I . L`V Q ,9 I V ' V I . K I 1': A I , _,,.I_,_. , I -.I It `Y A lrge nttmlmr Erthe friends` .>f Mr. and Mrs. David Gil1n'di'e,,of`Waul$at1shq11e. as- sembled at theifhomo o`h' the 30th of De- cem bet. to celebcatewhe-.2515!) adniversarx of tlIeir.nnarriage.` f "` The Mad Rivgar Stur.Iays:Mr,:~;\N.. J. Bell, ` of Bauda, is attending_the;_O1wgrio '_-Poultry Show in Hamiiton .thi:I.;weok. He took al number of fine birds Withbim for exhibition l at-.21, we have .w.i1.| meek wibsthst amen hit; puterprise leservea.:.`~,..;; ., a.-.-~_.;-. 2 1:... i `. nu,_ 11- _,.-~_ ;.1-\ 1- ,Ls ,.'sn1..~,.._.)' `-2.4. A--__-.';. . It gtill vreu;ai_n__: a. grepg nI__yI,_I./e,I'y`_._ 4 "i'~I{aI:'. 11;; up: of ma sjrhiqhqi West E.;..;3 scribbler sends an new: to the Alliston Herald :-_-The ,. gregt mjnlg_ 9f-n-the great people of` thls.%fgre`ut ~'6o'mmnM'ty"` who` 5:-e 3-:eu_t-rem art 0 yiour WE`: wonder uhdzth ` in; but: ; -':`V- 55.3? W"!_ 'I'.fWV""|!"'5"..|.| '-,"..-.," l!!.M.'.!|..|l.l" 1 din re; Ah" 11.1-%cln.a;ni, ;;!iW ` w";nh the ` iiuno"' ` wa'|?",tl;__ ;sr3:t; h5 I F-."V.rU IV? `I539. V$$I:' n:J. ..l I . _`. -.r`nL' .3. ' I-. The NewI`',onfRo5iu'ub1i fro` "s:`o"Ilit1Vl1l;l`'y met ` lm F.risl.y. six ?! 'leb:gdf3:q`fdllowtng 5 I Resolved blmt married life is profdmblus to single life. Dr Graham. J MicA_feev tmd'N`.` Hipwell` took*15he'. a_rqdt_ty'_f ;` j'J.; "Jag .J9sI'II? B!`u.f.' 9!1d'.'..aWni.1.MvT9n' negqtivo aide. ` .2 9,, .1 __,,. 0 ,'-,,m_`;|,9_i_ , `ti`v,,. 11:, `At the cIb so (:f the adnrguu washed thrw Wain! sch :lar:d;` a .159` H" mo-. ;..I*9..t1;I LTns,a,v,v,.,. leer, ,..9,g .,nx thuuphe hoped th;`wdidd*cti:tu_`3 I jjn_- .1893 with a-de.I=erminat.i9n . to..,yvotk= den M... did 1nor`fi;i"thfullv~ shin ..ovnr?~belor9. ;..- 2', We 1 Mr. F. Gieensides has returned to `Baxter _ .,I,, ___ LL-. .1-__;_!-_ -2 I_2.__I_.__2_I.I-.. E__ COUNTY OFASIMCOE e | Breeders 'Assoeiation.| ` tin onf` BAaiiI1;.-n: odour? or smnoli pomxitibx dk"7c-.eg2_IXDX ooafcntrinmon. :BARR.I%E, QOUN'rY oF vSIM`COE,- 0N1uRIo,.:TJANUA;cY 12, 1893; -iljeaalos nd diplinthc-rib have macie their appearance {at Magaiuatawan. - if N,__ -_.______-A.2-__ _L Miss M` Johnston hos 11; the St. George s lake school, North. Orillia. The Orillia. people now have an open air rink wher `t.he.Coldwa.ter road rink stood. in; -i-I..{{e}.'J'${{Le}'7:1i mush ea the Presbyt`eria.n church on the 15th to get some religious hints. `:3 `I\ A 1,! I! _l,,1'I'_ 1,, ,9n_ ._-_. ~__I `R. Godolphin the Huntville tax col- lector audtreasurer has stepped out with [$6,000 of the tovwn"s funds. roan o. 1'0 _' 7-- V- _--v_ _ ",.|?heAta.x eolleetor ii desirous see more taxes coming in so In to prevent the necessity ot deetraining. '\ I Q I `I 1'3: 11, 1 I , I. _ , hea.rty`ro:spozis6 of Every yonngsfer preseht. --Pac.l;et. V - ' V V - "iz};i$1I1 "i.a1;,*7%."1m'?i1aua, has been appointedkeeper of the new light house on Giant : Tomb, Georgian Bay. ' , ,4, I l1,I-,,.'-,, `II,-;_,,`I'I _I_ L`__ `l;L2__. news beat. 3 in 6 to names`. " he Association will add $15.00 to the year- ling Ptaka and $25.00 to ear-h of the other three Stakes. Entrance to each $16.01. payable $6.00 on lar Febuu an . 85 00 on let March." and balanve $5.00 [st May. 'l`hs-. mm-.r mums and condition: than '"'H{{nSt}f{i isle, the Ethiop- ean; big word orator is billed to lecture A at Collingwood. There `will be rare fun. III! I` `IS, _.,,,, , J .__,,,_J ,__ __., I.,____ __S._ ' "i1}2diii.gw3S.i`g}r;L:}}i .;}e}.I *1{oi{.`o min- atrelevvisired Ra.venna.'la.at_ week and gave an entertainment in behalf of tlie hospital. convention. at Bracebridge on the 19th inst, ' '\ `nu o -In .3. ;, ___!II L. -"E1; Du'e_rin. Farmers ` Institute will held at Shelbutne next Saturday. ` ' _ .___I A- ----- -- -v--------v ----- -v-.--- --v-` ~ Ha.wkatohe s two grain buyers are said to have__ama.lga.mo.ued for `common intgrestg. A |:2__ It 1'. u.,._;_-,_ L.'_ L___ _- ---._-.._.l I..- ThejsoLg of sea: "11 are mm-ighixig -at Duritroon. ` ' ' - ` _ ,%":1?J'd}ii'3A;E1.L&{; ci{oa[ iulide; 15; M leadership of Mr. E. C. Wainwright intend to give a popular concert sometime this .month. ' ` Rev. Mr. James, Presbyterian minister of Midland. was the receipient of 9. furlined coat by the members of his congregation the other evening. ` A | Y` '1' T? T3,,. I ll\A,,__ ,`,,_._._A ____ mliev. W. French, of Gravenhuret, weal presented by the members of his congrega- tion with a parcel containing a. handsome Cossack. Surplice and Stole. nu. ,1,_-s :_ n_'_____|___.__- .12.: ___- The elections in Gravenhurst did not cause much excitement, as all the council |o.ud.trusteea went in by eco1amation- and I thereby the saw dust. town saved 850. 7 I A`: , l'""'"' ""'"" " ' " ua-nucuvnvv. v-av v-1 v- ' '--'I 1. Yearaing Stakes for foals hf 1892-} mite has 21 3 I ne=a.ornch weith'9- h'i" "o ..-f.. .3: s':3..LT. fnr mm of 1891-mile