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i.~.{.;;..T{ Ais;;Ri;;;".i.iI`Q2i;"i.. `om. mera Hose and Gloves; we sell cheap. Hunter. Sal-.|eu|_n'&: Co. . --(7)14-)`\r";e-r' t:~h`;';a;AEx;:z' a:1_'i' mportant indostry just now in the neighborhood` at Thompson- ville. ilvhrmes Hamilton 8: 8011; Glen Huron, have been buying grain largely `and paying fair prices. ~ ' nu n . n ,1, 1- __,_-is __-__._ ;,a,9_ _.__--_ `. _ . _ . -- The first flock of wild geege. this season was noticed on Lake Couchiching last Wed- nesday. V21-I1,-, -_, _,_-_.- 2.. 1r2j1;__1 - unumlg V . _ - A number of Indians were in Midland a. few days ago; most of them went away very, drunk. - McPheraon s' mill at Eesserton, which has been closed for want of T logs, started again lest: week. ` -. - _. qua nu--v v `v... A The members of the beef ring held a meet- ing at Newton Robinson the'ot:her night and settled accounts. ` uvvvnvu. -V..- .._ -..- The Orillia. iPacket: sa.ys-.Mariner and muskrat: agree in predicting a. mild fall and a moderate winter vu u--vs.v-.~-V .. -_-__ Some of the "teachers who attended the late conventibn at Alliston say it: was the best they ever attended. ' -,A1"rs-;._..:.. 'I3'....t..... 1....J vvuv vuv. vvv- .----.....-.-. Francis _Gra.mua..'of Victoria. Harbor, had one of his" thumbs crushed to` to. pulp in a. saw mill there a. few days ago Anniversary services at Coulsoxfs Corners on the 29th. Rev. B P. McKay, of To- ronto will conduct the services. - `E. 0; Simmons carries a complete line of Gloves `and Mitts In connection with his megant ock of ladies and genus Furl. - . n nA--u___1 ..L.-....L ....;.....:l.-. at The Sons.of Scotlahd church prade bat. Dunbroona. little while ago, was the finest ever seen in that part of thecountry. " ,, 1;, 2...`! .....3....'...\-an :-. -'* ,,.._%_ 'SALE.-- Yn good condition and [TAR FOR { _ _ . - GUchm,_ TE_9I`FICE. A / . ENT `BOY WANTED . SMAI\T,_IN:\r..I:l[:-LT}-`IS OFFICE. vvvn uvvna up. _-u.--- r--- -- V--- -- N, 0 The apple ha.rvest.is in full swingnow in the neighborhood of Nottawa, - and large quantities are being purchased and shipped, and fair prices realized. ` " ' `l N -4._ _ ._L-._-L._....- 3.. `Elan;-`fay-A wuu Luu. tin A-.vu _. u..-...-.... A few days ago a storehouse in Bradford, belonging to `William Wright. burst and about 1500 bushels of grain was spread out on the marsh.` ,Ib wjasjsoon loaded on to caps; _;_ .._.. .,, Vlilo The rain on Friday night damziged Mr Gordon s new drain. gHe says he might have known better than start outside work on. the day of Beeton fair. --Cardwe1l Senti~ nel. - ` ' -- ' -,..I In `- II`) - Mr. R. Peterman permitted the knives of a. buzz planet in Wilson Bros . factory, Col- each hand were cut o . ' lingwood, to come in contact with his ngers the other day. The tips oftbree fingers on" VG\.lI Ill-II-IIA vv vow way v-. Two men were badly hurt the other day at Severn Bridge. .. Mr. Ramsay was build- ing a. burner for the 'refu=e of his shingle mill, when the wind took down a. number of the iron sheets on the two men. . - I ---\ 1` 1\. 1 Indian Agent McPhe'e, Rama Reserve, has sentenced Simon Rocky-Mountain to one month in gaol for being intoxicated The ;fellow who sold hime the whiskey ought to 1 have been sent along with him-Vfor treble the tlme. By the way, we hear it darkly hinted that proceedings are to. be -taken against The Star ` for publishing J _ M. Bea.ttie s & _Co. s list of accounts for sale. Well, we are ready for a winter s sojourn at Barrie at _the Govern- ment s expense. but please" don't 'ask-us to pay a fine, for we would be sorry to disap- point you. -Mad River Star. `~~ - -------- --M---|-v and-A-mil I-Inn nuskiin >;va.wu Lwnvwn 7...-.--. Ullql U \I|lI 1 J Some persons recently entered the public school at Batteau and did all sorts of de- structive mischief. _They ried the tea.ch_er s desk, spilled ink on the oor and walls, wrote obscene stuff on the bla.ckboa.rds,- de- strayed a. map of the County of Simone; &c. This is 9. clear case for the,det.ectives and the `penalties ef'the law. . - `I '1 A __:I- ..L L..1.J LL- n.`:nn1nnA(` rim-4-_ Vlllnnsnvw vu new -- .. I Judge Ardagb held the adiourned Court of Revision forwthe township of Qrillia on ' Monday. - After the Revision Court, the `Judge gave the assessor. Thomas Regan, a severe reprimand for putting boys under 21 years: of age on the voters list, knowing them to be such, and ned 'th_eas'seasor mun` An .`. 1....- .......l:...-I I.-nun:-/In the nnnfn nf the ` them to De sucn, lulu uncu um, uauuauun. $10 00 to be` applied towards the caste of the revision of the list. --News-Letter. one can hardly believe thev have got their own Furs back again alter they have been altered and repaired by_ the lfaunlonable furrler. E. 0. Simmons. They look as good as. new. .Brln them to the Music Hall Fur Store if you W`llIl_.~ a good Job done. _ n .u._ ;'|.:_;.-.._ ....L....:.... mnlln horn you VVlIll_. u `van. ;v-. u-...-. From the thirteen artesian wells. here, how. 251,000 gallons of water every 24 hours. Tlie water` is so pure that a newspaper may be readthrough the bottom of a glass lled with it.-Midland Free Press; That's no great deal to boast of. - Two artesian wells in Barrie yield double as much as that, and when mixed with auicient whiakeygit en- ables the fellow who ,drinka_ it, to see not_ only through the glass` but to "see double evenhthrough a barn door. A -` - e,_-_L_'_v:IJ:..... 4.1.... .Qt-LI-nlnf. OVOII. DDl'0l.lgll it Ultru uuvt. V_ The work ofrebuildingthe Maiple Street Methodist Church proceeds briskly. In re- `moving theglold ooring it; was; discovered: thit most "of the ioiste are fairly rotted away, and it is a. wonder, that the whole `bueinee'stdid.~ not cave` in 10:) ago Deacon Campbell .'exp|'o.i_ne itvby es `ing that the yLord dgsi1_eth'not the death" of the wick- ed. whlleiDeudon Chhmljerlein goes it on the atrength:o;th e loving Bin owe. Su- perintexideifxtgltyer-_',iQ:impartia.l, and inclines I -to both)\?lwl+gG6llij?g'vIoo<,i_1;-elnteljptiae. _ . ' Iuop_}`1ot}o. ~ The`market`la.sf. Saflurday was ex 11y.laree and astzivs-. .Aver.v l.a.r8... ..c u..m..w.m m-odnioe aid" noultrywa; -A "l'u`i o.yu-c_u`a-. The`market la;atf. exception-` 'a.ll_y,large .A ,very 19. ;-_g:e4_:amonnh_ of do'meutxo: prodiioe. d poultriwu o1da't:. V `O!!! qn- ._d:}:v-3!-;{4.;T . .-.2.d*Y W9'a.n=`!!1`h9~ httand " "ila.fgd.:i ` following :w`e"ro`"tbe' Qmurkptf|qqd;q"quotat.ionaV3-a- - = ' Wheat, 550.` to 586. : bdi-ley. 150 400.; A litre; 440- 30 male ` 150 Vito 5 37:50 pa- mu": ; H0 .533 ;;.*ay,; T ,~40o.-to 45 5 5.0230 $5;m"3 `. tf` ,_ `$1325 50 1 551 beef, hind quarters. V `$6 50` per. cwt-3 fore I` `---- -A`-Gnu-n 24:50`: m "W0 Ulotiv Irv; nu... , ystraww 34 594.0 $500 ;_-: , times, 409, `to 1abo.g;a'ppTec.7$l'25 to- 150 a bblgbeef, `Ehind [$6 50' " uarterq, $4;50`;mutuon.;'$7 008138.00 ;pork,. ` '1 00 to" $7.50 ;`turkeya,' loo; to 11. per lb ; ,'geeao,_ 7c.; h_gl_I;":15o5"..3 .ET` pair; fowls, "400 to 45 ;B't'itt{et' i1olla`;'20`oT `to 220. a. lb , ~in`<':rocks.' l9o.;1ard 120. to 13. ; eggs, 15c. ;;tolBo~.-pi` d o`z ; hiyiieg (untrimmed), $300 `Qt-.o`$3_'5,0 per~.;cwt.; aheegukins, 600. to _65c.; wool, -mo; to'~l8o:L per 1 -; wood, $3.75 per lioorda-`anthmcite coal.-36.75 3 ton. . A ~ The annual teurnament of the Dominion`; O'-hand Rie.Aesocia.tion was held here on M l7nh'and 18th inst`... on a. special rgnge pre- pared by the local `club. The-weather was an nan:-In not-Fan!-. an n. rinmnn Mmld d!il`6. PBTBQ Dy (I18 IOCEI CIUU. .I.u_U'VvUuI:uU|. new as nearly perfectas a rieman could desire. `The scores, as a rule. were high. h The visi- tors were very much leased with the ar- rangements made for t eir comfort and ac- commodation. l`he gathering was 'not.as- large as it would have been had it been held earlier in the season.` Many of the crack` shots having made arrangements previous to the announcement of this meeting to go deer `hunting. Barrie s defeat in the rst team match of 6 men being solely due tothis cause. In the second team match of 4 men Barrie had no diicnlty in leading the van.` '1he follawing are the scores in the various rnnl-nlmnu n L516 IIIIJIIVV ll-I matches :-V let Prize, Bradford`. . . . . . . . . . . . . . T495 2nd u Barrie . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 432 3rd n . Ontario . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . 430 4th on Mi(1l&Dd . . . . . . . . . .`. . ` INDIVIDUAL MA_'roH. ` lst Prize, -A. Neilly. Bradford. . . . . 92 2nd H W. H. Johnston; Barrie... 88 3rd .u S. Timmons, Bradford . . . . 85 ' 4311' u D. Neilly, Bmdford. 83 5th I: I P. F. Ewan, Barrie. . . . 83 6th u M. Shanacy, Barrie . . . . . .. -81 7th u R. Neilly, Bradford. . .. 81 8th in S. Windsor, Tottenham . . 79 9th n_ W. Stafford, .Mid1a.nd. . . . 79 10th ' 9: H. Myers, Barrie . . . . . .. 78 11th ` n H. McKee, Bradford. . . 76 12th u' S Bennie, Scarboro . . . . . - 75 13th A n W L Goldsmith,C1a.rksburg 74 , 14th n F Srise. Midland . . . . .. '.. 73 15th n W J Johnston, Barrie... 72 2 FOUR MEN TEAM MATCH. ` . lst Prize, Barrie . . . . . . . . . . . .. 321 2nd n Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 312 3rd u Bradford lab team . . . . ,. 298 4th u Bradford 2nd team . . . . .. 294 TIME MATCH. ` Won by D. F. McDonald, of Parry i Sound; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Winner of first prize, W. St.a.'o-rd, Mid- land; 2nd prize, divided equally between W. Stafford, R. O. Stokes, A. Neilly- -bies. ._.,__ unn --.....,. %`2%ar~"-~ 1 NOV in the Counci1E1hL:ER. NEXT pgrsons having any bmbr, Barri! at a: doc l mm `'0 -`O at uS'SS tole' A? k'~ P-In .~rder.R.T. B..x\~TI` above 3! berm Person O` simcee. ` No. cm. me and A`** cm...` Barri j My cum`, lggce. 3; ` um? of VOCL 25 [Q . \ 3 ~93 V ` I 41-44. . -vv-..v---, pv. .. ..,-_,,, EXTRA srmrss MA:1`C}i -100 YARDS. I let Prize, D. Neilly, Bradford . . . . . . . .. 94 2nd or S. Windsor, Tottenham . . . . .. . 94 3rd n W H. Johnston. Barrie. . . . 93 4th H W. L Goldsmith, Clarksburg. 93 5th in H. E. McKee, Bradford . . . . .. 92 EXTRA SERIES-200 YARDS. lst Prize, R O. Stokes, Midland . . . . . . 90 2nd in W. H. Johnston, Barrie). . 86 '3rd in W Stafford, Midland..`. . . . . .. .85 The other prizes went by default for lack of time. 3 i Several members, of the "Barrie club, in order to give the visitors every opportunity, did not enter for the Extra Series Matches as much as they would had time Dermitted. `The gold medal; presented by A Mis- , camphell, Esq., M.P P.. of Midland, for the l grand aggregate,ani Championship for'l893, was won by Mr. Andrew Neill , of Brad? i ford, with the handsome score 0 173 points out of a. possible 200 Darkness brought the ; tournament of, 1893 to a close, after which I the prizes were distributed. l rm... Cnllnurinrr nmnnrs: were elected for the EIIMI 4th ' \ me vprlzes were ulsumuuwu. ` _The following officers were elected for the ! current year :-_ Hon. Preaident-S. Rennie, Esq., Scarboro. President:~J. B. Miller, Esq., Parry Sound. lac Vice Pres.-D. Neilly, Esq., Bradford. . 2nd Vice-Pres.-R.'O. Stokqs, Esq.,Midla.nd. Secy.-Treas.-D. F. McDonald, Esq., Parry Qnnn A V Ponds Court. Since _our last report the following cases 1 have appeared on the record : _ ,To-nan Marvin nhnraerl U. Harrold with N n 0 ll n have appearen on one reuuru : James Marrin char ed 0. Harrold with being drunk and disor erly. Sentence 3113- i pended. ` n....:..1 Rwnpnav chm-aed Hm-rv Penton penaea. . \ Daniel Sweeney charged Harry Penton M and Billy Penton with ghting and disorders ly conduct. Sentenced to 24 hours in gaol. }eorge McDonald, of Vespra, complained that Wm. Ca.rson a dog had worried and killed one of his sheep. Ordered to pay $3.25, the value of the sheep, and $4.20 `COMB. * . .. L On Friday James Manfin charged William Atkinson with being drunk and dizorderly. 1 Fine $1" and costs, $4.70, pr 10 days inl v.4-..` `lunacy v;n:r` JEILIU Q1 Gnu uuuuu, gaol. Money paid. EDIIIU A Avail] vu-noun an-u-cw-; The seventh annual meeting of the Barrie | Presbyterial Society of the Women's Foreign- Missionary Society, was held in the Pres- byterian church, Owen street, on Tuesday and Wednesday. The meeting was opened with devotional services at 1 p.m Tuesday, when Miss A. McConkey, of `Barrie, pre- sented the report on credentials. ` The fol- lowing delegates were._ reported as present : Mn: 'Ilnnnn`II Mr: nnmnrnn, Mr: Steven. 1 itheurrogi y 5 ufsimcoa. . % lowing uewguwua wuru (Opus wu an plvnlvuv . Mrs. Dougsll, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs Steven- ` son, Miss A. ML-Conkey. `Miss E McLeod`, Mrs. (Rev. D. D.) McLeod, Miss Annie Campbell, Barrie; Mrs". (Rev. Dr.) Grant, Mrs (Rev ) Geo Grant, Mrs. Needham, Miss World, Miss Walker, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Richardson, Miss Coulson, Mrs. Ho.rvey,'Mrs. Pros'e,'Mrs, McDonald, Mrs` ` Liggett.` Orillis`; Mesdsmes Duncan. Austin and Ellison.ToI:tenha.m, Mrs. Csrsweli, Bond Head ; Misses Robinson and Preed. Ardtrea.;- Mesdames .Ca.denhea.d, Tully, .-;Cromptson,,_ and Misses Graham, `James and Crompsonyr Midland; Mesdsmes Barnett and Scott. and Misses F. Barnett, Allan, Mercer sud: . Strachan, Alliston ; Mesdsmes Bell, uainp. bell and Mc,Fau,l. Stayner; Mesdumes S`m_iI'.b',. Wsu h, Goodfellow, and MissHend__erson',' -Brad` ord ; Mrs. end Miss Alldii, Chui`ciiill`: Mesdsmss M-Copelimd, -Thompson`,VCE`6reiri1s`n, v Mccresny. McCrese-, McQua.ds;.-Land` Robertson and. ~MoIntyr, 1*Gblling`wood<.;'. Mssdames Anderson, Mctvlahon, Advin, gR_ugby; Miss Agnew. Cookstown; Gilson; SM:-s. (Dr-.)~_Grent ...Mrs. M.nA11i!tel`- `- ja.nd_,Misses Young.-`and. Link, ($92-svenhnrs 7 Seggles and 'Gatcher.,,Allsndnl&..;` .11ss.Fa._i-is + W! .. -:.a Ma... R 1ma.;= Wut iinburyi: 3?1g'n`i``s"i i`a."r'I `5'v5Z`2"'f<'$viiI.7b '}" | Madalixes Thompsqn and Mc'D`elf!!}1d; troon. L " ' ` ' ' ` 11--.. :.L....._onn- ant` in!-nu-nnfina rnhrtn land Miss B. Fa_.ris, yWest willimbury Steggles and Catcher, AlIanda.I(e;-;. M1ss_r'a._ I i. dunno I;.`n.nd I -. Society. ...The annual meeting of .t'he'?ebove society troon. was-. held. on Monday evening, 2nd .inst., Many important and interesting reports witli the y'ice:president in the chair. The snd'addreese_s were 15, sente'glf:md"diseuised I 4minut'es.dft'li'e previous meeting were read during the t-wo-day seseionsfl 1 and .a_dopted,,g after I which the following An address. of. welcome was given; by,-fl, oicere were elected for the ensuin year :-y Mesdsmes Mcberrnid, ' .l_Mrs'." Ault`."B'errie;' With: I rely by VPi'esijd`ent.R. Robertson l; Vice- resident, `Cedenhead. Midlend.- _ eedhem, of :Wm.4 `Best ; 3'-Secretary`, `Alex. Campbell; Orillis, and Mrs. St_eve'n`son,Wof Barrie, `,il`_reesurer,Miss A. Muir ;. Committee, Arch. presented reportsotheyleshyterial-Society, Cempl,)ell,_'I.`.rE. Ross, Mrs. Robertson and showing in_creseing1i_nterest`in its work and Miss " 'Campbell.`; _[Go1lectors, Miss Bella. dddition wins workers. - ' V {Stoddert a.nd~Mias E.~P.` Ross; Reporter, j wMrs, F. M`. Sm'_ hpre_,s__r,ted the ' 'T_. H. Shaw. .'.l`l_1e -'l.`reasurer s report was {of the. Women's` Missionary Society, of-it `e then _received_ and adopted. The meeting. `Collier etreet Methodiet "church, and Mrs. 'wa.sthen` closed in the usual manner. " l - 1 during the t-wo-nay seauoue. I A = K . .address_. given. by_v;`,< . , J .Mrs .` Ault`. Berrie; ivithe a.` 'rel'y" Mrs.-I Cedenhead. Midland.- Mrs. A of '."' Mrs.` Sbevgieon, pf `,7 feporta ofqthavlfreebytedalesociety, 1 showing _. addmon workere.~ ' ' u... 12- M- Qmil-.'n npnuanfed the reetinzegl "name P;-oabyterm Society w.'r. at. s. ` ,4 ;_..:_.. _.'u_. 'n_....:. .y.'.Llvuou- Sound. PARRY SOUND CLUB PRIZE. SIX MEN TEAM VMA'1_`ClI. Rule Tournament. scomcs. .. 495 432 All . of t\\`cnt_\' days from the rst publicati :1 hereof ,1, application yvil} be n_\ac!e to the J udge of the abeve .-gurt un'boh.'1H oi Rosxe Spencer Pae. an xnfant of : zhcagc of about three ye_ars_, daughter ot Pete_r Pae. ' mot` the Town of Barne, m the County of Suncoe. Gentleman. dc_ceased._ for the grant of letters of ' guardianship oi the szud mfant to James Henderson, Q Salesman. the guardians of the said infant named in me last will of the deceased Peter Pae. $3 Date of first publication hereof, the 26th . `day of 3% o.~mb.-.-. A.D., 1803- ' LOUNT, HEWSON & CRESWICKE, C.-.I2..2L.\.... Ca- 9-|:r` yongjg is hereby given that after the expiration | "fVeputy'Posl Lice Inspector, and Peter R. Pae,A | ! An I Borrowman of the Baptist churcIr1"Missionary I K1_-2..L.. D0UlUI4y._ ,' J V -V . . In the evening of Tuesday there was a well nttended public meeting, Rev. D. D McLeod in the chair. In his address, the chairman combatted the idea. so common, that missionary effort should be confined to home work until there`is' no more need for it`, when the heathen may receive attention. He indicated that ' if the true missionary spirit existed in the hearts of people they wonldtcarry on the work both at home and abroad. `n--- 11.. mI..1 .........l.. Ix` All.....l..l.. Annale- aoronu. . . I Rev. Mr. McIntosh, of Allandale, dwelt on the dignity of missionary work and the prjde Christians should take in it. r`!.-.1.-"ml Maimv mum n. varv interesting ac- pl.'_luB Ulllrluuluuu auutuu uunu Lu Lu. Colonel Major gave a. very interesting ac- count of missionary work in India. f'l`I.....u. Irina n nnnt` rnruns nrnarnm. counu 0|. ll.IlBBl.Ul.l`d.l.`y vvuxn Au. .I.uu|n- There -was av good musical ggogram. Singing by the choir. a. duet by rs. and -Miss Cooper, a solo by Mr. J r Edwards and a. solo by Miss Laura. Harper ml...` m'n-mad-noun nn nnnnlmilzv which S010 Dy H1138 uauru. nu.l.'yuI: . The earnestness and unanimity which characterized all the meetings, is an augury of continued progress and a. fruitful harvest. Fur Wraps ofull descriptions cut and into order by E. 0. Simmons. I vunuvvn; vvuu-. I Te sittings of this court, before Mr. J us- ; nice Rober tson`, closed on Tuesday evening, |l7th inst There were just three cases for L..:-I ` ll take care or me none muuw nouu uuvvv r him all the sights. including the magic box. V;_f Tlu-re was a. quiet little wedding in our _ : -ilizl'__flt last week at the residence of Mr. W. I .~\l:m1s.- The contracting parties were 3 llr W. Adams` and Miss E. Reynolds, of lnui.~.lil and Thompsonville respectively. ' The happy couple left for Toronto next =\'emnr_{. ' Next Tuesday evening will be Ha.llowe en_. Look out for destructive scatnps.* Donft. forget to ask your neighbors into your house ~')_h0lp y011 pull taffy, crack nuts `sndveut them. and see the children dive in a. tub_ of, water for apples and nuts Lots of fun for n !he little ones and old ones too. , ' e I I "On Tuesday evening next one of the V illandest Assemblies " that has ever taken, 5 place in our village, will be held in the Fire_- | 7 m_en.'s hull, Bothwell Block, under theaus-. . ` hoes of the B. of L. F. The committee of _ IaIl8.geln(`lll. have allsrrsngemente complet- f ~ ed so as to make it a grand success ` i m` 7, 1-1-- '2_ 11!...-n I'D`- .I.||LI A4 tlfial. `I"I , __ Erlal. `Harvey v McAllister et al occupied the rst. day. It was an action to baveethe will of William Robinson, late of the Township of Tecumseth, construed, and to set aside a. deed-which was executed by the deceased to his son, but. `never delivered. Judgment .wa.s reserved. W. A. Bell and Fisher, for plt`s.; C. E. Hewson, for the defts. other than the -Robinsons ;- and Pepler, Q.C., for the Robiusons. _ V V 134-..... .- l)......... 7T... ennui`-:na `:nn :1`: maa me nouluuuus. Brown v. Brown--The parties live in Essa. l In this action the plaintiff, Mrs John Brown, sought to recover certain chattels In the pos- session of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Brown, who is a. widow. The defendant claimed to own the chattels as having been given to her husband. Judgment was given in favor ef- the defendant, dismissing the action with costs, `T. R. Ferguson, for plt'.; W A. Bell, for deft. Q0-nnrnrf. v Rrnwnrt er. 3.1---'PhlS action W38 pl.Ll..I..; VV :1. ucu, Lu; uvau. . Stewart v Stewart et al--This action brought by Rev John Stewart, of Melita, 'Manitoba, against P. H Stgvart, assistant Treasurer of the County Simcoe, and Joseph Gamble, of Adjala. to set aside cer- tain tax sales of parts of East half 18 in the 2nd concession of Adjala, and to have a tax -deed` to the defendant Stewart and a quit claim deed from the defendant Stewart to the defendant Gamble and a mortgage back, all registered, removed as a cloutl on the` plainti"s title. The `plaintiff adduced evi- dence -at the trial to show that _the sales were . invalid. owing to neglect of certain duties on the part of the township oicials, and also that the defendant Stewart was the real purchaser at the tax sales, having bought through agents. His Lordship held that this latter ground was fully established, and that owing to the defendant Stewart s oicial position, it was wrong of him to be a purchaser at such tax sales, even indirectly, and the sales were therefore set aside and the defendants ordered to restore the lands to the plaintiff s name. The. defendant Gamble claimed that he was an innocent purchaser, and that the defendant Stewart should pay his costs and -refund the purchase money. The question of costs was reserved. 0. W Plaxton, for pltff ; G. A. Radenhurst, for_deft. Stewart; Pepler, Q.U , for deft. I lV.......L`I.. That line of beautiful Fur Collars and Mutts at Hunter, Sarjeanl at C0 : tor $4.50 a set, in grand value. _ T IUL _ uvn. v. Gamble. leaving Tecumseh to his fate. The brave .Indian'had erected a little defensive work of Iregiment of Kentucky riemen, and in the used his. skin for razor straps. nintorical Reminders for _October. Oct. 5th-Battle of the Thames. Proc- tor s retreat and death of the braye chief Tecumseh. General Proctor, in command of a tew regulars and a body of Indians under Tecumseh, were retreating before the American forces under General Harrison. A point had been reached a mile west of the Indian village of Moraviantown`. Tecumseh positively refused to retreat farther, and de- termined to make a stand for the protection of Moraviantown The place chosen was admirably suited for defence A ridge run nine in a westerly direction comes right to the banks of the Thames, skirted by a black ash swale, and the road was a narrow one passing between the ridge and the river. A cannon was placed in position to command this narrow passage.` but Proctor, `regarding the disparity between his own small force and the overwhelming strength of the enemy too great to riska battle,` precipitately retreated along the narrow trail, where the Longwoods road now is, towards Delaware, old 10 , behind which he and his warriors waiteu for the. attack. They were attached both in front and on` the right ank by _a t. Tecumseh fell. It is said the `barbar- gh Kentnickians ayed the fallen chief and 011! *n.... 1 9.1.. In . 0 ,,_"l`It.n lmt-.1-.ln nf Onnnnslltnn 11860 ms. 515111 101' ruzaur nous Oct. 13th. l8n2 ---'1`lie baltti of Queenton Heights` iin`d- the (leath of General Brock. n... mu. IQl|5.._'l`hn m-mt. naval victorv ..l16lgllt& u.uu- (cue ucnuu UL ucuuuau usvvnn Oct.-21st; 1805--'1`he great naval victory of Trafalgar in which the combined eets of France and Spain were destroyed and the -`death -`of Admiral Lord Nelson, Britain's . _ ___`I L--_- '\lUGInu ` Us Ixulilasu I `great. naval hero, In lh matter ofROSlE SPENCER PAE, all infant under the age of twenty- nnn wears. Fof Lhllb Fine Fun at close prices; _o_I.o Hunter. 813,;-Jeanta: Co?!- V 1` nnnnaways. horse attached to Mr. Thomas Hohley s delivery. waggon ran away twice last Thurs- day. The second ' time its gait was so V" Maud 8. `Mike that the harness was leftin the rear. M e A . 'I'he_sagne day the, horse attached to the flelivery wag on of. Messrs. Maundrell & Co. frsia*"'a.wsy;` t Yoivintz Miss Maundrell out, `though fortunately without doing her much` injury. In turning round near their shop on Eliiabth streetthe wo%gon was a set, , and the-iraee` by t `e horse `fa ling idown. `It had;to'b_e stripped _of_ the harness Chancery court. I %1=mm1=ms' PENGIL Palm. ' vwmon, Linked rogemr, construct a very Interesting and Gouipy ' Chapter of Local History. -'A little cooler Tuesday morning. --Gentle Scotch mist Monday night. T --Mr. James Wilkinson is still very ill. - --Royal weather and almost summer tem- perature. - n9,1____In_ :._-___--..........t.. ..L ska Inmnil tlvblluul Va ---Sidewalk -improvements at the lower part of Mary Street. ,_.g,_ -2 4.- 'lV-.._.. {`......n1 Luuuany. J on Jduvvluuwnu * -V-Specis.l meeting of the` County Council on Tuesday, Nov 21st. 2 In,_1_1':_ n-|__-I `l).......1 Ull ;u.cauu_y, .L1Uv anauu `--Regu1a.r' meeting of Public School Board one week from Monday next. A. n I I 0 ,, ,,,L__ ._._..A. PGKU Ul U151`, Dvlwcv. -Regula.r meeting of the Town Council Monday, 7th November. . ("1 , ,__, L__ I_.._..:` vuv vv `air-2 --v.-- .-_v_.... _.-,-- --'1`be Seaower wi;h a. shing party wen down` the bay Monday afternoon. - up A __ .__._ _'l___1I-- ._._.....--...'..n Jll. R.-v. W i. Mclntosh preached twoAexcel4 ent scrmolxs on Sunday last no large congre- atiuns in the Presbyterian church. ' - \\'r- are ghvl that the scuffle whichetook dam-. un1c1` one of the verandas on Monday 11: did not end in a. row. ; '- I , I: I._-..A._..... .........nA Shannan`: uvvvu vuv -Iv-J ---'......J .._--_..__ V ---Mr. A. Bnownlee is gradua:1(l-3'r recovering from his long illness and relapse. -- A I . 9 I1, ,____._ C|I2._.._...- "'-J """'|', "' -'-"`"" ` - " g -- Dr. H. Thompson is visiti g the scenes of his childhood in town and neighborhood. -Mr. Perkins was on the next train to that which was telescoped at Battle Creek. 1 ll (1A,,_4I,__ __-A.-_.__-,1 nu v... u... ..._D ---___.. _._._ _ , A very pretty lot of afnkiras Slippers, very cheap, at M9.nn s Fancy Goods Store. 1-r nu ,.__:L2___. LL- .........An IILICIU "llluu "(no uvnuuvvtauu uua Iavulovlv V-..-... --Mr. and Mrs. J. _A. Strathy returned from the World s Fair last Saturday even- B 3 .-'Don t. by your dress goods before you see the splendid assortment at R. I. Fra.s,er & Co. s. - 1's saw: an -About 50 mighty ` hunters from Barrie are now hunting deer In the wilds of Mus- l koka_.. gag, nunuy. @Three cases new Felt Hats for the fall just passed into stock ; see them. Simmons & Co. \l\r- m Wa.tson & Lennox have in stock new Valencia. Raisins, extra. choice goods at 9. low gure. 1-\ 11 11,, _I_!.____ 1')___._:..n.-.. L..- l\I -v vv --5..- V. -Mr. D. C. Murchison, Barrister, has en- tered the rm of Messrs. McCarthy, Pepler &. McCarthy. - . ,- , .__, __u- HIBLIU \|l\| JIUU \aLl\O Ill vi own - 3` Qnitcn number of hunters passed through ere on 'l`hursda.y last to the Muskoka hunt- 1ggI`o11x)(1S in search of deer; , Mr. George Lawrence gpent Sunday in Lfrarontu with relatives and friends. It Ire- innleul George of by-gone days in the city. '3 Rm`. Dr. Curry, of Toronto, occupied the ";':'.1I[)ic of the Methodist: church of this place ` `Mumluy evening last. The church was . o\wit;l. _ , ` \\"`I`` are `glad to learn `A that Mr. \Va1t.er ,KeIsey, of the G T.R., has. recovered fror_n ' : uis rm;nAt.attackV of inammation, and 15' i{a}Ie to be at work again. : v --- -\ `A 1' . I ___!I1 ........n`n `I\ `ha `> Excellent cedar shingles for sale. three grades. Apply to J. C. Smith. ] Banker. orlllia. | luuunnnnvu `II -u--u-u EON; and get some of those bargains in cheap Wall Paper and Window Blinds, at M a.nn s Bookstore. ` _-'-Mrs. Pae,`ll1; widow of the late Peter Pae, it. is said, will shortly leave town for I her native place in Scotland. __.I-v I I!,,) l`3I9L_-.__ l"1____ . ladies Military Cape in Sable, Beaver, Persian Lamb and Mink ; see them. Simmons & Co. ' lip};.sai;1:7i$;esi(iept7Cieveland seeng the hopelessness of repealing the Sherman law has agreed on a compromise. `I .I , 1'1 ,1,,__..,I-L f--. l\_____ --Mr .I-onaci1a;i Hzanderson left for Ocean- side, California, on Tuesday morning. He will visit the Woix-1d s Fair on his way .. C-\ i A nioe }.c;-'t;n;{_ "bay "Books, Ledger: and Journals, extra ne paper, only 250. per 100 pages, at Mann's Bookstore. AL -3 l VVa.tsou & Lennox have just received some very choice Labrador. and split Her- ring in half barrels, which are not only choice but cheap. 1- 1o..I n 1 1- o -Annie igo, a. little girl living near M Buttereld s foundry, while swinging on the 8 limb of a. tree, on Monday last, ll and broke her left arm. -Mrs. James Ellison. of Tottenham, who ` is a delegate to the Presbyterian Women s Foreign Mission Society, is the quest of Mrs. T. Sibbald, Bradford-st. ` N IYY . I .""lC LU UL` (ll: VVULB uosunnao f; Rev. \V R McIntosh will preach to the ,"ritnq'wnen and True Blues of this place on ?3Ll:.\ m'e1nber, at .11 a. m., in the Presby-V derian church. All brethren and sisters` om surrounding villages are cordially in- tevl to attend. ' Xlcssrs William Little and John Overs, ofi jlzilis village, left on the Sunday morning: grain from North Bay for Chicago, to {take ' in the World s Fair. We hope that John ' will take of the little fellow and show ` 1| .1, _ _:__La.... 2....`-n.-I:-an 041:: mn.ainl1n1(- I 1 -Mr._Scroggie. agent tor the Waterloo Insurance Co., received a. cheque for $1000 in favor of Mr. Johnson,` of I_unisl. whose barns were recently burned. .-..- r n 1 -I NW`: -77 'U --l*`ie.hVery lllnspector Sanders wishes it toi be distinctly understood that neither angling nor trolling in the waters of Lake Simcoe will be permitted till November 30th ` 11':-. 9 _| _,,|__ ____ __A____ A_ \`__ "Ann vv rvo Ilanvvv-c V--- ...v. _----'- .,---- --The E1itor s thanks are given to Mr. L. S. Sanders for a. magnicent specimen of the General Jacquemot rose Itsfragmnce and beauty well entitle it to be called the Queen of owers. -r . run 1 1'1` ,.,,,9 `I1 ,,,,,,!,,, L- \ --La.st Thursday 9. Hunter s Excursion to i the Muskoka. hunting grounds passed through Barrie. One car was lled with dogs. Every day hunters are wending their way to these happy hunting szrounds. mve Services. The sermons by Rev. Mr. Lanceley last `Sunday werespecially good and delivered with an earnestness that could not fail to impress the truths set forth, on the minds and consczences or those who heard them. The basis of the morning discourse were rts of verses 8 and. 9 of III. chap. of hil ippians. I count all things loss * ' thatI " " may be found-in him The dis- course was a grand plea for individuality in Christian life and work as distinguished from immitative rut`-abiding Christianity in the mass. The text in the evening was. The love of money is the root of all evil. Many truths were uttered susceptiblewf personal application to individual members of the congregation. ' TEA nl-use-nh urn: WA" ll R". hh EH!`- I or one cuugwguuwu. The church was well lled at both ser- vices, "the body of the church and the -galleries n`ea.rly,full. From appearances the church is destined torstand on &higher plane `during the present; pastora.te.. . Editor : Table. The October, Arena. contains many good things, and easily stands in the van of the world s magazines. It discusses problems of,.human-interest with a freedom unknown elsewhere and with the ability and vigor jbdrn only of the greatest minds of the day. The article on the Psychology of'Orime by Henry Wood is in the highest degree su - gestive and worthy of study by all w o woilldliknowlthe ori n of crime and the methods of cure. Al the other articles 'are,,timely and instructive. andsprovocative `of 'tiio`nf__ght._ ' V B. G. I L. and H. 8. By the Society : own Reporter. Another well attended meeting of the above` iiociety was held last Friday, when the following pro ramme was well rendered: Vocal solo. Miss . Aiuley; readipg. Master H. Story; recitation, Mr. Laidman; reci~ tation; Mr. Lynn; The last vicepreeident, Mr. Minne..was in the chair, while the pro-. gramme was well criticized by Mr. A. W. Milden, the critic. L a'Come and seeuthoso beautiful Ln Shades, at Mann's Book and Fancy Go Store. ($1.00 I Allandale. ` Advance Correspondence. Village Council meeting on Monday A_evpen- l ing next - T _ ' Tm: A1'\`.\x,-E is the most popular paper '.1".atcouws to our village. _ The Royal Templars of Temperance were iusessinn on Monday night. " _ Miss Adams, of Essa Ave., is visiting her ':iSt1`, Mrs. Ellis, at Davenport, . u -r r\ 1-.` ,_4 -- ..E._LL` MIN158 HATTERS MUGKLY ----____:____-_----- PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE `n-nvnI |:- nnnun-c , FIVE CRNT. rnn ALVLVUAVL _nn (Ia-rv-A `SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. - \vOT[c[; given that` after tl_1e gxpiration ; of frong therst_p1bl|ca17 _n hqlfeof ` :x:u;L, .uIu. ......., ....._ ..,...--....____. Court Allamdale I. O. F. meet to-night Thm`s1u_v) in .the Orange Hall. V \lr. K. _\h-Lenn-an is`the"way freigfxt con- ._:._ \l.. I\,...L.-.u a nlxudnnn III -R115- 5'35` LUL/A1, Anpvvuvaw -s `.1-.4-.- - . . V .-._, Solicitors for said Testamentary Guardians. Dated at Harric. the z6th day of October. 1893. .__..\ SMAIT * INTELLIGEN . j Apply at Tuirs gI?giC` 1 [ at once.~-_ ll Inna... ._ Olli`. years. .\II`. I\. .\JL'14D1l'cl1l 18 UN`: way JIVIEUI. Luu' xctor during Mr. .Dorey s absence 111 Bos- istricng " V '0 LU IIIIIDU 59 ll 5|:-nu ..... ._ ; '_1`he other day 9. young lady "in Barrie re- -=1}'ed a parcel from this village containing 3 we "m-M1. When the parcel was ope ed 8!_1d the receiver saw the contents she wal consulerahly frightened. It is well known were the parcel came from, and if those ;'t""gmen persist in sending their.liv,.e- 300k they will hear of in through another Ice and will have no be-called down. ux. _ once.-LA Mr. William Braden, of the'P. 0. Depart? W. was in town this week. He iann Old b8_crihe1','and is not content -with |Pl'1y' EY1_ngtor his paper one year .in advance; In Insists on paying for i;- nyo.yars ahead. ; He Y8 Tm: ADVANCE is .a. good n0WI' w Diner um! T ,.......-- .1- ...:..I......a H, 3 _,,_ I I P; ""15 " nus ADVANCE II 1. [wt 9 nd I cannot do withouj. _1t. . ,T 5-"III QIIII IlI.'lUVVQ$'O ` . his with much regret that we eoeived . ; Wllizence of the death of Mrs. Buwtono E 0f Mr. G. W. Lawson.....f .T'9s:; L`;'`Y editor of the Orillia; `Times. Mug Aon has the -sincere sympathy of Tlfli 1 VANce in` his sad bereavement. 1 ..._... -rto---.._.._- awe notic'c; that Ml`. D. C. . town Treasurer, has joined thdlaw 3l'm a0`? :`1`hY. Pepler 8L McCarthy, and hit! F9`. hm office to the McCarthy 'bloolT`a; he_town taxes will in future `be.pa.y- lus move places the Treo.iIurer'I u "H the nantm: AC I-kn Inn-Inna: nnrf. hf . '-I6 ll|U\/8 PIECBB VHO 1l'Ulll|uVl'l l `het"m:l!\Lthe centre of the buginesn part`, of _*___,_,__.-_._ _ xL_lI. No. 43 A .mL`EL V ||'B% !A ,1[, ` Vvnvun 'S.mL'1:I. WESLEY. Prcprietdr. ,___._.._...._____...._ Must Have '1`ho.Adv|nob. jDVERTlSEMEN'fS. Married. ;,- the nsidenc of ~Mi-. John`: Ia.m.r-L*:s::2*::.::.`:f..f";.":*;s`5: Sad and soirwtnl.` WHOLE No. 30661 I `r. nripfnr- comm onnA on-runnn BY atucon mo ntsrnlcr` nxcnurots As many. mugs. ;Ana condensed Into Introottnz Pan-. xmphn to: Advance Sudan Wh \ AI_A AL`. CC-_._.__._ AQAC__ Q.-_A ,`__- vu ---vu-- 1'1-;o-tho Hart 0; of -v North Bay has; a._ population of 2700. _ % All1iston s rate of taxation this yar is 22% f mil 3. i . ' ' The great storm was-not felt -much 5.1: Gra,v,enhurst'. - ' - ` 1 Areportfed-jbIentiful' on `Lake Couchiching. ` * oo$k}t3 has been vigitedby 9; gum. ` mouial boom. _ The[C.o7lTl1N1igv1vood_our1ers have organized for the coming season. ` `\I II I A` 1 , I AI T PlV;biscite_. conven'ti'o'ns are the order of the day in Simcoe County. - -I_ . n . . _-n . . 4 : -_ 41. `_.n_. _-__. r.II ~--~` -- -.---vvv '---y A cholco selection of nlee new fall ` I):-eu Goods up J. Fyleu. ~ 01` I A. ,,! A,A,,,,,I,I- i 1;:r1:e`r; 1.31-'e"'-e'tting;in1'}o trouble tor shaving people early undav mornings. in nu ,, M, L____ I_-__. n_-J or _-- ~--- - --. Four Thornbury boys have b s each for playing football on Sun- and cost day. . " The Allis big dog `Ka.iaer last week-. 1"`:--v -., -....>_.. eren ned $1 ton Herald _ says?--F Greatrfx was poisoned at Barrie .~ , 1 T guresi --w- it 7---- Mr. La.king s mill at Fesaertbu shut down a. few days ago after 9. most successful sea.- son s run. . _ - ` us... -- - u.-.- The annal meeting of the tMuakoka. Farm- ` ers` Institute will be held at Bracebridge on V I Saturday, 28th inst. ,1! 1 -_.__.'..I-.._L1- 3...... NJICVIDD vuu-J -V -.- ---_w- ` The iate rainstorm did considerable dam- age to the brick work. of the new Presby- terian church at Bradford. ` ` - T uvn anus: van. van may no. gy- ' I`he Victoria IjIa.:-`1'>;r ha! a. large raft seek- ing shelter at French River last week. It was pretty well shaken up. ` -11- :m,_, -n.._._.__ -2 'I ....!l.-...A..... ......-. uwu llnvvvl u woo ....--.v-. ..r. V ` M The New Floa Patrons of Industry are M endeavoring to make arrangements for a. shooting match and supper. _ N is an I )! `I--- ll_..-'_`..`.J ..L.-AAL `In-vn:1-5 Duuvlnys Ilblnvvnn vvnnvo .....r'.--. & "Rev. Mr. Findlay, Baveid street,Ba.rri, occupied the pulpit of the Stqyner Presby- !'t;eria.n church on Sund_ay, 15th. - ` 1, LI_.._2_.;.. L... ` cermn cnurcu uu ouuuuy, Luuu. - V ` The late rain has be'en a. real; blessing to ` farmers on clay land. ound Apto the farmers are now busy at the plough. ; - -- _. , __--I _._-.i- ....`.I no nunnrnng Alulallvla uusv any-v -V..- W- -___ I r, All Dreams well made and m gIiaran- to-ed lor $3.00 at Hunter, Sun-jean`! ac ` l`.n9n. `IVE 0093. `}0 n ' ` -The Elmvale Chronicle saya-Tho co11ec- ` ` tion of Photos. shown by J AF.VJa.ckson, of ` Barrie; was well worth examination.` a u u I ,I,..n__-._ ---an A >RE. uuullnu, vvuiv --.... ....--.. --.---, 1 It is said the wval exhibition was a success as the weat erwas ne, the articles shown good and the attendance large, nu DI , _,_-_._ L---_ II-ul.l\II IYDDFE OF UP. uuu vv .. b~ W- ..-_- The Sun says`, Bdys under 18 yegrs of age 3 are frequently seen promnading the streets" of Stayner smoking cigars `or cigarettes. 1\ -n L,__- |\A-...J!.. 3.... an nnnntr vnnr: \ll iguana; snap. _..._..._..a ,,._. y _ Rev Robert Moodie for so "many years` | minister at Stayner, and clerk of the Bar-rie ' Presbytery, has tendered" his resignation. Tramps are numerous at Alliston, but they soon leave, says the Herald. and seem i to be making their`wey' towards the big cities. - ` ` ` ' ' V `- A--A-3.... ..1.n'In `rnnunn Waubaushene has a. hunting club, known as the Buckskin Club. rThey are nine in number, and are terrible among the deer` kind. Clliell. - ` - .. .... , ,,__2n- 1.....- .'..._-.4 Iuuu. i Brett Bros, of Thompsonville, have just \ nished digging sixteen acres gf potatoes. { They are quite` satised with the quality and quantity. 1 n|,-_,I-_ u..... -4: n....:n'.knrn+.,' recentlven. Hull Elly ` . Charles Hunt, of Cra.ighurst,' recent1y en- countered two bears in a. swamp north of M that place. He shot one and wounded the i other. ._.- ....I..' ..-"I nlndnllll In" For genuine style and elegance in `Fur lilitury Capes, with beauuitully | brain ed linings. go to the fashionable iurr er in the Music Hall Block, E. G. Qlnmnmnnl. . Bf: ` temperuuuu uuu y; cm......5. ' The Packet says - The stone crusher will , be taken out of bond and paid for to-day. That. stone` crusher has had almdst; as long 9. H } rest as the Barrie mud scra.per.~ ' ` `L4_.__` -..L:`-\:L:An Sn I'D-'| rest as um umuu uluu .......r..... _ The Elnivaleiagricuultural exhibition is re- ' ported as good, but the Chronicle ha.sn t said anything about the rowdyism at the Five ` Sharps Quintette entertainment. L ! A Feeserton man writes to the Packet :- Mr Henderson. Deputy Inspector, paid an oicial visit to our post oice last ,week, and | found evervthing in pertectly eatiefactorye | order. _. . ,1g_`|.u_-..:.. nanny-rn in the order. . , l A death from diphtheria occurred in the family Mr William Emma, Oro Station, 9. . few days ago. Several other_members' of the 1 famil are down with the disease, The pub- i lie so ool has been closed. __ - ._ --_n.-. M-` ITIICL 3.` 880001 1 lic school nae oeen cwawu. . ! Menhn nobby Frelze Uluten at $8.00. $l0._and` $11 at Hunter, s_ar_Jeant& 009:. | The Patrons " `of East Grey have chosen J amee Bowes, jr,_, ex-reeve_ of St. Vincent, as their candidate for the Dominion arliament, and Thomas Gamay, _reeve of l`\----- 8.... dm Tnm Assembly. Osprey, 101' one 1Juvcu u.............,. A syndicateia talked of at Beetonotwo erect` a. block of stores. Better . at up a good factory of some sort and emp oy a. lot . of men._ That would aid muol. more in making` Bee-` | ton prosperous-than in bu_ildin'g stores ' I l\ !l'\-_-...I..urAl1nlIl'I(T, "St. Rev. iDl'. v V` d oeng `ms ahov'2_edf % men `conoeuionrline f Om 'Kiijsb.'q.- `; `On ' (Oro).recentlv`i.brought:"`f r_ V _V A, _ _ _ V dying `9-sf :t1ie if%..t `Of They . > nI_'.:a ppoarto. to eat, and~tho comb DUI! in vurn..-..- -_,, .' [ On Tuesdayevening, Oct. 31st, .Dr.. Harper, of Barrie, will deliver an address at , Bracebridgejn the intereens, of the VBro,.'t`m`h~ . Bihle Society. Show uddreaeee -bVy~tol_1e local clergy also i , e V _ _ T Mr. J A `Steele. of Barrie,e_won.`..n'Aeaay chair valued at $25, at the nationahvond race` 1' m-..--..... rnnnnv. Barrie, bicy_1:!igt_u 131:9 chair valueu um vav, .. in Toronto recently. fast coming to the 1 Of course. they pre,'tl iof fast riders ' ~ - n- 1-:-Inc ' I H1 111 _l_luuuu-5 u... f. _ . suing, , aiddresstat p inte1;e,_a_t..s, the *~- L `ha `nl I v an...`-.... . . _ . ., ye:.rS A ................~!:..n 4-ha ai-roam" `, 55 CD6 Illlllvuun-rvw-.. ...-- y. Barrie bicyciists a,re~ 3 fron_t. -Be`etop Wqrld. . that in tho. naturalplanoj TH;~: 1`N'TER'EsT"s,_,'ot:t "bBAl!`:`fR`il5.`.;"C0UNTY OF SIMCOE A`I\D.TI-IE DOMINION 05 CANADA ova` cRm:iuoN. ngntb 1` `opened :1 o ha:-go. ? J g SIMCOE, ONTARIO, OCTOBER 26, 1893. tir11; bl;ci:. ;1;acket. '1`_ e 1_a.711grz ;u'$1ic . pchoolis closed for repairs; T . _ , n ' I - I _ L. Improvements are being made on the schoollot of the Rams R_eserve._ fever is feorwd `if; the`nei`gh"bor-' hood ofcraigburst. ' V V A a nu _q In u T T1 -1->f the North [has three busses running to the station. 1- . u T59Aiaeilffoi-x;;]:;t;;l;:;.;: 'imbuc school was rmanufacturedat :Phi1a.delphia.. A `V-pn.- `Is--..n-I-mg. dl-In. ---..I- I: lV....In_ E|1Z(lUc;.. _` `_ Died_ L:wroN-In Tm-om (ever. A ' .- `I `"1 Oct 1, he on11?: '19';.::` gggl \x9,f_;`v:l3, from mm `d 9 26 years n,,f`_me 0! ~ .. ` Y of ;?