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1 Jllladadantk wot ._ AM!-n s ~i-`no Siihjtpe; or vxumergt ~ `presented ...s._ \|`_l,il.|i.\l_il,lytj`ga'y, atio`. att.rsc:i`ve appearance .o_I'_l `t__lie_ ,erenl~i:iir "of Wedrie`sd'ayf..Elaat, I.- the of . the tmarriagetff then ' - daughter Katepto lMr. 1). Henry, of Thornton. The`girets, who were com- posed of ' the relatives_' together with a limited niithbecofthil ,ii~ui_niediata friends of the bride. continiied~'*trr'asse mble , until the spacious rooms in the commodious dwelling, were completely lled Shortly -. after eight o'clock the organ uuder_ com ' mand 0' Mrs J. J .`0`ochraue.pcaled forth Mendelsohifs Wedding March, are- nouncing the entrance. of the bride.-`who appeared borne upon `the arm of hr father; all eyes being centred in admin tion on the graceful gure ._aud .ptutliy bowed head. -The bridermaid's were .Mies Lizzie Irving. of Churchill`. and Miss lrz zie Sharpe. ister -of the bride. The. groom wes ably` sunp'2rted,by Mr. R. `A _ Thompson, of this vicinity. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. J I J. Cochrane. M. A., of this place. The bride presented a charming appearance in cream bengaline. trimmed with Irish point. lace and orange blossoms. Thevetl when was of tulle was beautifully ornament-_ ed with myrtle. The bridesmaids were handsomely robed in cream cashmere` and white J silk. The groom and his at- tendant appeared .in plain black, the groom wearing "a Prince Albert coat. At the conclusion of the ceremony and the presentation of the usual,congratula- trons, the guests to the number of, sixty sat down to a richly prepared wedding dejeuner, toasts to the bride and brides maides, host and hostess being proposed and responded to. The beautiful dresses worn by many of theeladiesvwere the obiects of much notice and admiration. Innocent and harmless amusements were indulged in until much` of the night i had been spent. when, after the expression of many kind wishes for the future happiness of the bride and groom, all toolr`theird_e- parture. The wedded couple. retiring ti their own home, there to enter upon the duties and responsibilities incident to wedded life. The very extensive display of costly and well selected presenvs, fur- nished ample testimony of the universal esteem in which the bride is held. Con- spicuous among the guests may be men- tioned :- Miss Sadie Sharpe,'.Moutreal ; Miss Kate Morgan- and Mr. John Henderson, of Palmerston ; Mr. and Mrs. J no. Got-don,lBarrie ; Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Lucas, Brentwood; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Black. Bethesda; Mis Lizzie Wray and Mr. _Wm. Irving, Churchill; Mrs. -J. J. Oochrane, Thornton; and,Mrs. McBride Egbert. V v ' us 10 70 v vvvn rnurum. I. 1- run 55.1415.-Beautl H I Vmny amused on Kempenfeldt Hm. near thew.-ter. bum eongpoed or Lat; 10 and I1. 8. D.av1n.8n. am -l,ofol1gfnonung on Ke1noen- 'YdId:%Boy.6ooreImoro or loan` exoonu-.g mo op-.n-- mu conveyed to tho Ron` av company` as shown lnjrkegintored Plan No. 1. also Lose` 1 `and 28. unis glue: in `block K` and Lots` 1_ And-8-tvonllug oni Kempoutelas .- Boy; `Emotes inonzor. uni. _ exoomiof 'nor,t1on...e.onve ed to M {N ,h0Wn tn -hxwnyco . ouved PlfnNo,ol."*ha"o vn.1u'verrut:ft?).o rfor f.oI`I`1i0yre|ldonoeI*gnd9::,ll H J` 413. TI on an: .-.teruu._:, p .- '_- 4 m.n.n:n'r5 gm} `-`Py a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by a. careful epnlloation of the ne pl'D6l`tir-.8 or well-selected Cocos; Mr. Enos hue provide `our break feet tablve wi'h e_ de-lately won:-ed beverage which ma enve Ina many heavyydoc-tore` Mun`. it is y the I j udioione use o noh artlo`ee of diet thet a con- etitutiun may be Rradually built. up untiletronz enouuh to reeint eveatendenoy to, disease. Hundreds oi subtle n I; . iepa.re._;)ntin_guronnd no ready loyal-tuck yherever `there is` 'a.- we-k `mint. We may escapgmony ttetul shaft, by keeping onrseiveei -Well fortied with pure ,hlood_ev d a. vropex-If nourished trerne."-oi vii Service Gazette ' i V ' * - ` ~ ; . -Mule elmply with boiling weten or.`-milk. -_sol_d. only in pockets. by Grocers; labelled thus: :-I43 .993 C 00-. eniQopetlno. ll9I_l1_ii. Ioondbp. ~ X . .. \ X|I"" nvnuvvvsn u---w-- ---u -------u ]\R, WASHING l`0N of Toronto. Throat and Lung Surgeon. who has returned from his European trvp. where he has been visiting the diiferent -'I`h:-oat and Lune Hoopitale. and an okay in g`ow_i-ng terms of lhe vaetc xnerienoe to be Qainrd in such lame cities as London. Paris. ienna. &o. The Dr. has gained a large insight int.o`t.he methods used in London in the treatment of diseases in his specialty. All who deeireto benefit ghonld see. him at once. Will be at the -Barrie-Hotel, Barrie. . Jan. 19:13.1`:-om`9a.m. - ` ' uu-1.34 pan. ` , . v-v-v --v-r----n -~---- the patient in the-act of breathi Throat`. and Lung Surgeon, or 78 cCanl St. Toronoo A ' ~ . -n___._.__' n'1_L-__I_ _A 4].. v1.43 A vJIJ-InI Dlsmsns TmwrIn.-Cat.arrh of the Head and 'l`h1---at. Catarrhal Deafness. Chronic Bron- chitis. Asthma and Conantnption, also loss of voice-. Sore` throat. Enlarged Tonalls, Polvuus onus None. or any other-' Nasal Obstructions removed without me knife. ~C\ on-D . 1511:1111 -.'4\\v -1 III _ _ . , :- Town -`PROPl!:R'|?Y ma .sALn:.--aea'mu ;_ j uitmsu-dA em1_x;ngek_l_t _Ij_lll. page}- 01;... 0.... !.`-.|.`.... ....._.. -3 C an I.` Dp\lLIUo0OOO0`I UV I'i'"6'v'u3'svBaux .... ........43o " ` -' 15` .9. Profesalonev. l'own.,....`8T.uo " " 13 Spectators will be admitted to `these games tree at cnarge. -n'u,- a. nu. . .. ...z . 0. H. LYON& son, V V ---DaalarA!n ' IJHAINHPE, PORTLAND CEMENT. Water Limb, Planer of Paris. ,&c. mo .J.G.SCOTT PPs,i%s%.coc 0Al !FOr l:&"8enler %Tr ains ORDERS RESPEEETFULLY SOLICITED. `BISCUITS XXXDYSTERS P. Clodomir .2. Waltz. . . . : . Cordelia '_ , . . . . .R. Smith. j 3. Galop . . . . . . . "Llliu.n ...... . .T.fDawIou. ` 4. Waltz. ."Uuder the Stara"...J. Meias]_ep.{ 5. Schottische. . .Point Shirle .'. ;Ripley; ` 6. Waltz. . . . . "Iolantha. L" . . . D. lbert. 2 '1 (1.1-.. 013...; `III...-..n V u_...I.-...-n --"lVv`l`1'e Banarl will Elay t-he folldlving [Tu-6-V gramme at tbe_Rin no-night. / A '-' ; BINKPBOGBAMUI . Grand March. . . ."Flower of Beauty; I Aurnancne AID nnumuous %MANlTOBA `?AF0r Patiliulars UFFIOE JAMIE Rosa Block. I Foot o oronto Street Telephone. FRESH FRUITS ""~1 .. 5 U V. 4 rms" GRATEFUL--'-COMFORTING. 8015 to yoir nosrout lsillroldy 1 Agent and obtain 5 copy ot . NoRTH'-Wzsr u. -vv cum. xuu uuuoux auugulllu. -' .11. mound. 9. Mefch. . . . .' The Bravo " . . .BV1-epunc. . Ged Save the Queen . e '21:-it initch will be played Friday: efternoon;bet.woen_:' lawyers end ebankeu. lnlhv I. o nlohk nhu-n Omrxou 3 than D` an I. BARBIE, ONT. subcnssoa -ro r. iAadu*r+tr_m:;f .i31'EAK1`I,x_S*_1`.' CALL AT Amp 'l'l-IE y`-. -v-v-w- DR. W A SHINGTON Graduated in 187'2at Vio- toria University with honors. The same yo-er naseed the examination of the Cullege of Physi- cians and Surgeons, Ont. since1880. Dr. W. has devoted his whole time to the specialty of the Throat and . Lung Dis- enaes. . -\ Grand! Waltz . V . Schotbil gslw . . W53 ' The curt represents a Porous Respirator and L -1 I___-LI..!__. ; In`tlIa"nklh` My ou'atomers.foI- their patron- GEO .-I smgntiaedthat you wilrnd in Mr. -Hugh: p vomuougt and ohluilna 3enr.Iamn.n.~ to M I th roqmrejnentl 0*: trnwworthy l" e hiunl nl nnunvnntnnt -A an... ~ s Skates, o Electro Plated Cornets, A Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c., ~ `X Cut- Saws, > Maple Leaf & other makes, s % Axes, Axe Handles, -`Cant Hook Handles, Logging TCh_ains, Cash Books _Minute Books Lodge" Books I Pamphlets Sample Case- &c., &c., &c. Blsnk Books made snylsize and Ruled to any pattern. All work guaranteed '. be rat-class. Music a specialty in Cloth or Full Leather, Stiff and Limp Covers. Portfolios made of any size and style to order. Repairing of every description of Binding done on short notice. There is nothing in -the Binding and Ruling line that cannot be done here an "guaranteed first class. Parties having Books. &c., to bind need only send a post car. or note to the bindery, when a representative will call for the work and return th nnmhrwhnn ninhci -DDTHIBQ T.nW A1\Tn 'lI';`D`.'|JQ IIAQEI III uvuu av cup unuuvug, wuun u ruprr-Huuldsllvu Will 0311 I0!` CH8 same" when nished. PRICES LOW AND TERMS CASH. " ra`~x?D.~ 'n.{uaH`1' has succeeded to ma lmfneu of Mr. 0. L. sanders, in Watches. Olooks and Jeviblry ; "l1|lnhI}Inn Ia tn Iilnnnu than hue-Ina-3' bu. - UIUCKI IIIII J(`WBll'y ` ' . Hlumbmon Ia to increase the businnss by : -f'jlt.}i_ll apn {cation "tn its savers` bl"-ancho Bo uoverned brthe old` proverb. The n'ow hiilum sweeps clean)`. ___4_ 4_.___A_r.__, ash" :aa::.*:::*.::;-.:..;.;tm"~ -nnjynu 9 vmnuexoui Inn. on: III! 80nr.mmsn.L to I 1112- j ` "* 30. L, sanmms. DIVUIIIIIUII, .I$U.WTII I Iplby 4 o'clock phsrp . Journals (g -We are CLEANING UP STOCK, that is throwing out `odd lines and short ends of Goods which are badly `broker into. The prices of these We will CUT.` SO LOW that on; customers will" quickly pefceive the advantage to them i1 makingselections. Blank Books SLEIGH BELLS Manufacturer " and Binder of. 1 v 'Spe0:i.a1 L Bargains For if REDUCED PRICES W111 at it We will clear out many lines 0: Winter goods befoxe the 1st 0? February. ` ?AWinter and General Dry Goods BARBIE BUUKBINIIEHY )2Ba,rg'a.~i_11s I. Q _ V V . a > ~ple|n'nnt. henna ut Mr. and MP3 [ll Vn|ln.`nn.-kl :1-Ixxniilhnq .... . 3`! . "H-1 3 % call and see for yourself that we mean an... WG 831- HUNTERSARJEANT & cu ll AANNDIINCEMENTK Clothing, Tweeds, Underwear, a.re'ta.Lkin%g stock, which Should greatly tend to please prospective buyers of Fknnumuulenr. F rawleymb Dev|in_,~ f\h ('\`I'l'\l"l-l- run Day Books p. . . . .f" ;I;";o$';"._.'.'.:.%;;u?t;s.::l;: I.-.."Th0 Roleot Euglnd.H. Round. gh , , "' Thu Rim an I1--na--D ROBERT cmsroa, PROPRIETOR. 1`IIIS WEEK `No. 5 Dunlap Street, Top Floor. Ledgers SPECIALLY, LOW CUTS IN g`, , Carpets, g Caps and Furs, rear, Dress Goods, AND OTHER LINES. DUNLOPJSTREET, BA:=?RnE __. _,______ _ _ `-2 _-;v~---r We arc now _manuI'sct'urln and gout-ry B amok moves o' the latest lmnroved design! 0.1.1. up 1cx.s.um1g:s'rupx_bero:-e goinl oluowhero. 1' . . [M i`-tei `aha ey. rm - mums mm: DENT 00.. mantra: A number of nut-class houses sntfvaoant Id `'3 `35.l`0|| Darts of the town. also saw `exoouent tprmsjust outside the limits. Eflranmr A. lNI\Chl\Cr1't-`form jnnnms s1`_o1 wosxs` For sale or` to Rent; Sleigh Runners, V Snow Shovels, Lanterns, _` ' Cbal Oil, _ Hay Baling Wire, > X . Rope, J \ Bar Iron and Steel, Glass, Etc. n. 'eUi.Ltv AN! - (`Armani-ad-1 5!" IIICJIIUV IIIIIIDIIIU lull! lllllllaa HBWSON CRESWICKE. 19. ma Periodicals HIE Jag. Law `Reports Magazine "1-3'u'rie. * ARM I Cone 'n`nn rod :1 LEI II. ull\ venient L Terms ea nnyun L JOHN 1.1; Viuruvu u ot.LOUN rie. .L' bunt, `cleared a good Ha no-vs nu: V.I.fu u seedmv. well on H on Raiiw Farce-J. W09! I-id Bar: 11-. on and BUR'l(>:\'. V lorcn . Burto an... own vu The Musical and Elocutionary Eater- 'tainment given in the Essa` Townline `Presbyterian church on Wednesday even- ing last, was both intellectually and nan- cially a success. Representatives from all the surrounding villages as well as from the County Town, availed them-i , selves of'the exceptional opportunity of` hearing Miss E Pauline Johnson, the Indian poetess and elocutionist, who was doubtless the chief feature of attraction in` the excellent program placed before the audience. At'the opening hour every available seat was occupied, many being under the compulsion of standing during the whole of the evening. The chair was taken by Rev. J. J. Cuchrane, who called upon Rev. J. Morgan to open the meeting withprayer, after which the program was entered upon`. Miss Galpio, of Thornton, and Miss Hewitt, of B1-aden s, each sus- tained their reputation in the rendition of their selections and gave them place as soloists. The Quartette, consisting of Mrs. -Cochrme and Miss Mary Henry, Mr. W. D. and R. D Henry, received rounds of applause. Miss Johnson, how-` ever, was the greatcentre of interest, and to say that she literally charmed her aud- lence, is but a mild way of expressing the fact. `She has a faultless articulation. a fascinating delivery, as well as a marvel- lous power of holding the attention of her audience. Her selections were all_ _of'her own composition and were recited in In- dian costume which made them doubly interesting, she being rapturously encored after each. Pithy addresses` were given by Revs. J. Morgan and Scott, of Cooks- town, Hewitt, of Braden s, and Rwbinson. of Thornton. The proceeds amounted to arm nn - - LID I .- and Paisley 8 warded 0 1;! I .l\IY\! [00 A. der (;u1ti\_/ Good dw buildings well war, miles fro Killylesw further p 4-16-P rur4'l"I _ rst. Con4 nt\nOn-min THE U1 [HE I `(1 Ontario _ prnvidt-.11 revised" -` of the (W hund 9:! an 1..-nv` F % u%ai V Cone eti: ; I.l|DlI, \/lJ'l containi which w on Janua. sto_ck Fring all of _ in col min. i we I r'.x:I of the lea I1-now-In I II" U|AH' I The Hmn Comm: 3 State 0 C0l_;nt\` 0 (`nu . I \J(H!HL\ V City} f Sworn Ra 'J(*'cr;-um Of the Hui of rho, tn for(-gain depom-nt. ~_LI n=u.I and tame and mlw estate < f of F109. I the ' 8'11 or b_(-fore by cost, barrister tmnrix Writing pantigma Ann n trim ' pooi yul_ug;,uu1 Ann n_ Eai" rat trayrix w the mid thereto, which is Adnnni. use; :4 or persons ( have ha 'Arma| Sllbs ` fn Mrs. ADM1s_~_{ Mrs. F. Miss I Mis'F1 Mr. W. 'Un1ef Entebrpx-J `M4 sun Parr:-A`: ` II-of (`nut `(V l||"\ llfh (`ht 1X93. In` I) T me. 16 -'aga~.- I Ind V_OL. I 4}1r.~. ' 4.9;). l'_O'U() but [A (\r\\t\ On recommendation of Finance Commit- tee, Ordered :`-That the Clerk be authorized to order one copy of the "Municipal World `for the year 1893, and that the Orange ball be renteclfor Council Room for 1893," at a. rental of $12 per year, on condition that res be made in readiness for meetings dur- ing winter months. . _ Council adjourned till 30th January. E. VVKITEBREAD, Clerk. LID] Rnyi LIIXYIL `on UGGUULLUL uuun an uur unapuaau. New Subscribers paying $1.00 for THE ADVANCE for 1893 will receive a. cop) . and our present subscribers who pay in advance for the year 1893, will receive a. copy. ' TIIA I113 kn nhrnn u1;r|\`n|l nul'I" sank.- hausted. First come, First sepved._ JUL UIIU Jcjl IOUI), Wvlll IVUUUIVU 5 CUP] . l The Book will be given with all paid sub-` ` scripnions for 1893 until V the su_pply is ex- -4. The cahaaian Annual 1893. AWe have only `a. limited number of this ` beautiful Book a.t'our disposal. NEW .qrI}\ur-I-n`nI-a rnnuinn Q] _'In `Ill! Tun up-convu- E \VH-1'rnnnnAD, 1 Clark. First meeting Allandale Council. January 16th, 1893. Present: Reeve, W. P Soules. and Councillors Alex. Baillie, Wm. Harri- son, John Little and Wm Newberry, all of whom made declaration of office and quali- cation. - Baillie-Harrieon--E. ` Whibebread was reappointed Clerk and Treasurer, at the salary of $100. , Ila--3--- f.` uuuu 11:` .--..:_L...) If um;gll?el-TIi;'rison--Council appointed M. J. Hamlin as Auditor. The Reeve appoint- ed Wm. Taylor as the other Auditor. Tho .qfnnr':nn (`nuns-n:o-ban can ml... -o...._ ......... NORTH smco: A 75`.6ii'5 DEAR SIR,-V I am in receipt of an important communica- tion trom our member (Mr. D xlton M003:-thv) a. copy of which apueurs in anoth 1- column. In gut-suanee thereof, and with the assent of the resident of the Association, you are hereby notmed that a. Convention will be held A A Fl-I ("I-I-I A `C9--Q-F-I-9-n At 1.30 o'clock. for the purpose of enabling M1- Mcuerthv to meet his constltuo-nts wivh refer. ence to_Ihe subject manor of his communica- tion, and. at tho- same time. an angannnm meet. iug (which should take pIa.ce'dnrigy thismonth. at any role) fur` thn nut-pow otfelec-uo'n of of. cere and other ordinary business at tbeannual a meeting. - . I An rnn In-A Aware nnnh nnlll a nuh_AinI..I.v.-. `wITi.ell-Baillie -That, whereas anumber of cgmplaint-s have been made as to snow-p`ow service being u'nsa.tista.c_sory, the Clerk notify Mr. Parker that it is the wish of this Conn-V cil that he fulll his agreement according to the plan or withdraw contract and come to some other a.rrangement:.- Carried. D-:ll:- `l.'._II nu.-- LI, _ . vunw uuuvn llu5ClllUI.lla.' purrleu. - B.ail1ie-Ke1l-Tbas the time for returni g the Collector s Roll be extended to let Feb- mary, and that the Clerk notify ,tbe `Col- lector to post notices requiring all taxes to- beipaidvby that date -Carried. "`L..L ...- __-- --1:----- vfa uuu u_y Luau uuuu uurrwu. ell--Baillie --That we now adjourn. Carried V ` ` - A on wt in. LCJIUI. us But: uuuul.` :luulLUl`. The Standing Committee for the year were drafted as_ foll nvs : . ' Fina.nce-Baillie, Harrison, Little. Works -Harrison, Newberry, Baillie Education-~Little, Harrison, .Newberry. Rilwa.y'-Ba.illie, Harrison, Newberry. Indigent-Newberry, Baillie. Little Contingencies Little, Baillie, Harrison. ` Board of Health-Newb`erry, Harrison, ; Little. ` V A 1-.` rs: `iVF.1!F$P- WE 25t!1._!N.s.w- __ LL- _.-..___- HJBCDIIIK. ' As you are aware. each on! g subdivision is entit'ed to 5 delegates. Lease. therefore. at once get your- e delegates appointed to at- tend the Convention. ` v ` T! n1nncn3rln Iunuwuwnn On nu-anal-'64` nlnnt An A lllll (I16 Ul`VUEl". It imoossime. however. to mnettogeleot do e- gzaternn the time pleas; notify the old dele- gates to be present. ` , _ ., A . . I hdvn nu-I-unwed fnr I-minnn farm: hut out-.h V".`ho Essa Oouhcil met to-day at Cooke-` town, the reeve elect, Mr. T.` W. Lennc-x in the chair. b ' ` T guleu_I.0 06 present. ` _ , - I have arranged for reduced fares but each delesmte u ust. my full sidue fare to Stavner. an ha careful to obtain from R... 1%.. agent. at. the ntartinst point a certi-cam that he . 113-: paid full sungle I! ms to Stayner. on ` nvesentati on of `vvhiuh u.t.S ayner he wiudget a rnturn 1ioket_ com Srayner at f rate d he1r`neen;ngwilg :'eI in pottant. and 3 full e at nsreu ; -. 1'..,v%aa tnguu political frianda wm be welcome. but only 5 desegdteafg 913, nub-division can vutao. , 4",- .. -I ."5fi17'F}'.3'aer'o&.u;`t `his wt for aii regulausnd special ubeetiuge-of` Council` for $12 per year. the hall to be suitably [lighted and heated ready for use. \u n u,.:...-:n...._ _ .4- . `"'.i'o`{; `i);:|`1Js`ouV,- account "ot lutnber for sidewalks, 33.69 ;J. Henderson. account of nails for sidewalks. $5.00. ` L 0.1.. 432, ac- count of ball rental for 1892. $12.00. COMMITTEE REPORTS. ' ~ Finance Comniittee recommends as .fol- lows ;-That the above accounts of `J. Hen- derson. John Davidson, and LJ_ 0 L..' be paid ; that the Clerk and Treasurer.. s salary of- $100 be paid; thatthe communication of C. E Fisher he laid over for the new Coun- cil to deal with and that the communication of W. C. Schreiber be led. The Commit- tee report that they prefer not to interfere with the request of Mrs McTaggart as to assessment and taxes on her. property. 5Re- _port adopted. IV Ke1l-`-Baillie '-I:l;a;;-1_:i1~e Clerk and the .Chairma.n of Finance Committee be author-_i izeduo interview the` Solicitor regarding the. plan of tlie Corporation and have any cor.- rections made that may be `required. Our- ried. ` ` A `I? ,II `In onto an . . g ' - - ..'1Ih9+'1>.ui!i1 :I9`V2~.jhell i.as1lus.` [mm-ih1Lz Kvedngedey evening. Jan,` llth. ,.-_ resent : `The Reeve Coeneilqfg Bgillie angle Kell. ._L`0MI(UNlCATIONS,'R1'C. : - 'Mre. -MuTaggart ulaimsrerror -in assess- ment and asks _correaponding`. redftnctidu of taxes. '34 00. uuu uvn|_.c1n- Iunuy |Ul.' U313. ~ ' * W C. Schreiber remits taxes in full under protest as tosame` in regard to certain A lots which he claims are assessed `to both him k and G. T-. R. {)0 ASSOCIATION; V FOR the Collection of Old end Worthlec Ac-` counts. in my part of the world; and no ch it not. collected. Th Alecolotlon has. noon. omoel. in Genoa: Unwed-. 8 tea Head and general nlce. 00} Adeloidemu ac . Poronw. Room: 10. 11. 13 um 18. (D. E.l(lHL- LINS, General Monitor:-.'H. -B.-ANDBEWs. x doc. Addreu all cummnnlcasloni to 'I'oronto,j Ont. ollloe. 'l`el:KI.Iol_IQ. o. 2663. c Thiele the; only Association ct new on accounts. no no- vnncen the money so uncredltorv ntuedred. V . 0.vll;'-00LbIN_8.llnneger. c 13.10; IUROIIIBON; ' A... Qn-..n_ -\n_4_n_`. av. \n uuvsivuuuvtig 1:` % "TEE-"'-E-'3{:z"':E-r"z'a:" Quite a large representation from Court Thornton. I. O. F., went. to Bradfnrd to attend the funeral of Bro. Wellington Wallace. Court 'l`hornton was the last organizad and we understand the last visited by Bro. Wallace, and though their acquaintance of him was short. a yet his brethren here had f-armed fur him a very strong atmchmenv. . ` no-:- v-- v -v- Yon:-I u-Au'y.' 3 2 1 I ' g Ir.` Te. 9. PIp|."n Q-_7- I71! `I `I1. 1-`. MOTIONS 1' U"TCTX1U` 8__oq'y.dN;8.L. O` , 1 H19 55 made. UI Dun Ull Thursday the 8t1`1_t1_f`_.I1A1_n_q,n_ 1_s93_:! I `Inga: _... Ga-I.-- A unvu ueut. 5 H1 0 to names. . `I he Association will add $15.00. te thevyear-` l'ng Ftekes and 825.00 to web of the other three Stakes. Entrance to each.$l5.'n, payable $5.0o_`on 1sL Febnu'u-.-. 85100011 lat March. and balance 35.00 on let May. . T118 other term: and nnninna sun: 11: IQIIIQ uuluuue $0.00 on 13: Mel]. Theotner terms and condition: are the some as regulated the meeting of 1892 except. that. the colts will I); eigibie ifowned in the County 03 lot J anuary. 1893, and gate money is reserv- e . Forinformation and ootrv blanks apply to the Secretary with whom entries must be made- , %J_At-Lwee s Store V ' ` 08' BAYFIELD Smnm. Stores open'on Thura- . . . day`: .a.'n'd Saturdays _ ' I -(-- gntfi|allispo1' j_' 4 5; v- Chmh .nn}I' out `I Hockey. 1 The first match of the Jtown series was iayed on Monday evening beuween. the - nkers and the town. the former winning `IV 9 anal: in I .ThA n`uu Inna foul all L V lune uua. uom uy. conrming tt 0 by {lib lrxzvloionsl DIl'0l0;'I mid; tranaounkjuon` `olh - bndnul -91 runs .uommvumar.bevIn991"F-L: _ - ` By oxide: at tho Board. . f - ~ -31:33: Paoxnam. T K. %stBu'e this h an of Jo my-y. {93. y 1 yarurausmamx. I '~ In. . .'n`I4uIAnm--IA- I"-..--_----_ A COUNTY OF SIMCOE Breeders Association. , ,, ,_,,,v -1- - --- --, writ 230? I I .1. `Yearling Stakes for .toaIa of 1892-} miie heats best 2 in 3 to harness. Qatch weights. 2. 2 your old Stakes for tqulu of -1891-mile heats best 2 in 3 to harness. 1 " .- 8 3 yea.r oid Stakes for foals of 1890-mile heats bezn.31n 5 to harness. 4. 4 year old. Stakes for foals of l889-mile have beat. 8 int" to harnesw. . ' . _ 'I ha Annhnlnnlnn will nah-I OI: nn 6.. `L- . ......_ Positively Selling nut] F UR N ITUR E .-L n -\-I `I. - can l,._ ALA .____--_ - U'l'lU.li ll IIUIBD 4I_lVEII III I_ $onaru BIOS!- - Inc of mo #5 Stvholdclfl o the Barrie '_I`a.'nnth'u Uompigny _(hlmlto_~d)Twill t to place at theromoe of-Mada-a.- uni-auhy an Ewen. Barris- larb. Owen Etrcu. 1: the Town of Barrio. on . I 'I'uoaday,J 24t11;Ilay: orpJ;anu j `183%, - """'"u I --'- r`-"qr " "*-" `-u I -7"] `It 8 o`ol-~ck p.m.. `for tin rt electing d `Z eotqg-sot,,g1_:Ao aid Com conrming ma I-Ln`!l1IIl.od by um . vlninnnl ~-l)u`nmm- unw-ten: Ducks.per-pun-................ Tprkeys. lb ..... N .OTI0EIo;hI's1'-"eh ,g1ien `hu1`.e. otlha` o tho I`A'"nnI'h'u I}lIlhnIinIf`fI4llItndI'DIII I`. in nldnn at vauncna uauu gnu bvvvu, UIIU tulult vuuuulg by 2 goals to 1. - The. play wan fast all through. Fret goal scored by Nourse, second and third Ardagh, and fourth and fth by Cotter. The teams were : ` 'n__I_-._- n.'_1 ,1 - at . - I _ ,_ Hmn. T Cow or Sheer. F`9;r,met-'9, per owt Cow orsseer, trimmed, per ow; -heepnkine each ...... . . No. 1 Gree n`Hidea...........`..... (`all Qblnn L`0- IISEXII H1065...-............ cult Skins.._................ Lamb Skins nguu per upz...........,..,... Potqtnes per Hay Straw not ton...........,x...... 'I`-llow. Farmer`: Cake penib. Wool. wsphed. Der Flour. Bake:-'9. per owt.. .. .. Flour. family. per owt ...... .. Fl_our;,pIst.ry. perowt .... Hatmeal oer cwr. .... Cox-nmea.lperowt......;.....;. Everyone Qgets !_*__ <;9_y_ UTOSBUII {1085 Def OW Mutton 8urinR'LL&mb' the Price; sum in 2-~..a...;.; 'in..-.i'..-6.H-'n:.'8i..`aL V":9`iiac?} I 9' Morton; cover pt. , Dyment. Kortrxght; Forwards, Nourse (capt. ). Cott-r, Ardagh. . "I`nuvn.._(lnn] `huulin o "nnnf, Manna I-nnwuf \. T..fn lsriem: ` " nutgiol The foliowing stakes are now owned to be ' competed for on the Barrie mllo - ' tmgk on I. C nu - 2-4. sromss TO LET dizFoR`sA LE. T-comm rarndorg? u..:..}'. Tononrro, Ja.n.17. 1893. ._- ,f'."":"`? .o,v-an . " -:8 `cam 0:68 `ow ".3 ~33 .00 L-ALL THE-_ Who pave his Subscrip- tion for 1893, R: A. srmpnnxlg Jnvuscv \uwyu.,. \Iuvu"|, Illlllslls `Town--Goa.l, Devlin ;point, Moore (capt. );. cover pt., Davis. Hunter; forwards, Shan- scy, Unwin, Woods. e Referee--Pro Boys. The following is the schedule :- l'\I..L_ llIJ-`- `H i\- I ~%eina.-gin` Parlor and suits. vuluu `iuuu 560 Dar- 3 Come. ,o.1`1kl' get Ba.t- : .nninn- {II nnrlnr ant` 3010113952` ' ioltoioonfor Of the Christmas Number. nan nID,F!!n::n ,_1'qn.,18j 1:gV93. V "I n'nb~s.. Q nn'u OX 39*}. `Barrio Out. I FIU ll: ' i. we-53`: f o-up -\IAo\' -unis. nu vaav uvuvulllv s` Clubs. V Time 1. Town v Bunk . . . . . . . . ....8.t0 p.I 2. Pvotessions v Bank . 4.30 ' 8. Town V P,rnfeesions.....8.00 ` 4. Bank V Prof ss1ous.._... 4.30 ' 5. HanKVTOWn..... ......800A ` 0. Professions v, Town. . .. ..4 30 ` 7. Bank v Pr:-fo=ssf1ons......4.80 ' 8.'[`ownvBa.nk............430 ` Professions v .'l'own.,.... s.uo M ' Q-unnnbntnuun -ulll L4. -J_.l.L_.1 4'.