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` North Bay had` benvyrirrrlly /prosperous this year. - -A large number of good substan- l tial buildmgs have been_,pnt up. _ A 'I)._-..L2... 1.1.}. asap` ":1 3-` ` Vwuauuvuv--v .-.v --._ .._v Ulul Uulainnus uwvv -.n....._r..... .. . . _ Duncan Graham, of Brechin: ahippedvlast month three car loads of hogs to the English market for _which he paid $3,000 9 an , _ \t:I!.. ....-....I.....I Illlblilsvl; LUI. vvuavu uv ya-nu. -..-,,.,g.. 1 Rev. A. C. Watt, of Mono Mills, preached . to a large congregation in Memorial Church, I Longford Mills, the other Sunday ~ ' A 'r 13------ A Anna Dunnnur ant` .|JUl.lglUl u ununu, vuv vu.-V. -.....-......J ` 1 j A. J. Batten, Adam Puppart and -- Swalm shot threedeer in the, Black Ash Swamp. Forks of the Notbawasaga, last. week. - -7,-7L-.--.av .1--- ........I..a. .l`Ul.'l\D In. uuv .a.1v-avu-vu.....a..., -...._ .. --_.. ! A few `days ago a. frightened` deer, sought protection from the hunters at the stable ~ . door of the Burk-'3 Falls Methodist mmister. * ,1: _2._LA. .1... .....:..a. uUU|.' U1. uuu uuun 9 Kvvlnu ....v-..-..-._.- _-__._,-- , Cold ater is getting on all right-I:he grist ` mill is running full time, and the roads % leading to the village are in good condition. __._.. .!__lJ.. ...;_.. ... -unnurn`nnI- :11 ' Icn:u|.u5 uv vuv u.-...-D- ..-- __- 5-- V, V ` grippe The Packet says inuenza. is prevaenb in ` Orillia. `It is less virulent than formerly, so ` far, but presents all the symptoms of true ` ,:_1. n1:..4....... I:..:.-.n nah nllinawhn, gl'l[JPU I Isaiah Winters, living near Collingwood, ' complains that sneak thieves are carrying otf his turkeys. He thinks they hail from 001- - lingwood; ' E. C. slmmonu can-Ien a complete line of GIOVOI and Illltts in connection with lulu e.ega.nt stock of ladneu and gents Furs. A ' v-.n-_.--a- :- .. ........ 1:.mIvm.+.In nlace. i gonna turn. - Edenvale is 9. pretty V lively little place. I Pilkey s two saw mills are running full time in order to cut the large stock of logs pub in L last winter. ' v - The ladies of the Congregational Church, Rugby, will have a. Thanksgiving tea. and I entercainmenbto-night at the residence of I Mrs. May. ' ` N-414--__- L-.. nnnonl-at` +113 n. ` 0I_ GVII, Wills um twnln Divers who have been searching for the I bodies of those who went downin Lakel Nipissing with the ill -fated boat. Fraser, have not succeeded in their search. i g The Nottawa orange hall is being thorough- . ly renovated. and when done will be one of I the neatest little halls in the county. The ,,_LI:- _-u.....1 3. .1... hnina mnaired. . not the neatest lime naus lu uuu ..-u......_,. .-..., A public school is also being repaired. I I . The Enterprise gives a list ot property ex- empt from taxation in Collingwootl. The ' church property amounts to nearly $41,000, . the corporation property to $87,000,-misceh laneous property to $23,000.- | The Penetanguishene and Midland Electric Street Railway, Light and Power Company have obtained a lease from the corporation ' of Penerang. for. 30 years of a site or their power house and machinery 'buildin2. - I n-1..- ...a...un I-nu-nan not IIEIIOR int0 I I power house anu luuvusuvs . ....... _. | Two steam barges got stuck go'ng into! I Collingwoocl harbor the other day, and the ' Enterprize says a sugar spoon would have ` accomplished as muohvin the wa of dredg- | . ing as the alleged dredges have one in the past ten years . Geo. McLean.'of Craighurst, in taking a large stone out at the gnound was struck by a hand-spike which was thrown against the side of his head by the slipping. of the stone; He was insensible for aegood while and was badly injured.. " 7 on ' ' ' - - W -n-.. .a......... nf Collincwood. just badly injured. `John Henderson. of Collingwood, `just escaped the bullet ofn Didn't-know-it-way loaded revovler a; few deysaao. He was d1a- . playing anew-revolver to an intending pur- "N chaiser, when the letter brought forth an old timer. end was explaining 11:: age; useful- neat, *&o., when igwent o , the bullet grez- _ 'mE_ 1i~:'rER_s'rs 10F". ` ills: ,i 1ng;._M.._1`..- tHude';~ s}5_`nj; r;gt,::si`j; _ _ mu A call is made; to open debating season a.tApto. . I ' * | In?! 0 n . I %:~' Ev": _;Br1dgo. ` I . 1 run ~T*1"~1ii=.guun;.;9r` t`!_:}a:ti_1resi1e1-! is; mug of she |past? ia.b Baxtern ' -` _ . Lot of` 'cassj_(a.t fthe Beeton poor `ma.n s `court: on `Wdneaday; ' - A 13` I OI! I `I 3.!` I. 'l*\7g.t`!5i'3.nba`V_of;,`I1itlA1`1s :t_.x_'y. `- A __ "Mr; Ci-isfai,` of Bai-ri'," has` singing schoolht Baxter. ' . .Ns_w .F1os Ba,,dhuishing branch 9f_-_ ghe- qra.1zd'7 9. am eszr. Mickle Dvfneht & Soh, :`a.re erect- ing a. new machine shop at Severn Bridge. 'fI'\I 'I`.II I ll I I I V?l`he Elnivale_ Chronigle ghas vlargearlyfiiaitti the publication of original machine poetry `this week. | While the Nottawasaga. Council was in . session on Saturday,_,the venerable clerk had lAa._faint_inp,!.fi_t:aA_ >- 5 J V 1, ; - A I -~-The Alliston lok tip has been [condemned la.s.junsti,ni_t9_._i`y, l"t`is';.`a. sort of'cella.r and angeggus to the `hea.l,b,L of tramps. V l -- r1_.___._ _..- L-.. .2 _.__._;_|.I__ -:.. rI'1L _.._ __-_ ' :"Creemo`re h:p.s,a;1m):_nj:hlv fair; .There was ,,such .2. }thi'ng i,t1;.Ba `rijefsqme-years-ago, but it '. _dier1 jearlrangl was*qui:1y buried. ' 4` * Sudbury has greatly imporved during the summer, but a good first class hotel with % reasonable terms is a. pressing need. ' r\| I FAAII I |-.-~..-.-,~-- -- --~ -g-V-V.-- -- ! -John-\i(s:$'vbrth, of `Ahlong-, has gone into the egg raising business as egg culture has `more money in it than grain` growing. `B`ARRIi{}0F SIMCOE; ONTARIO; NOVEMBER 23,1393. F - v1;Iri1V};IVi;l(;.ie7iia givenathe llunrlnber f:r a. new shed at the Union church Severn Bridge, I and $20 in cash to pay for putting in. up. A h`I Al\I\ = "11;:'12.'h1;.;(;*.e;;..:.3.;..;f 1)ra.Vi_ mo ' to the fa'.rm`ers near` Al1iston..for"apples_ this `$1.11, which he has purchased for a. Chtcago | rm. George Boyer; of Bracebridg, killed a. mink in his fa.bher s garden a. few days ago. The animal was a. visitor to the. hon house for eggs. ` ` ' ~ 1\ W (1 ,,,,_'_-__ _r'l\_1A.-._L_... L-.. -5... are H" Van . Reeve Greenaway. of Tottenbam has offer- `ed a. site for a'creamei'y in that loca.litvA and the farmers are discussing the question of creamery butter. ('11 In in I'\I,1I-___1 -2 1_`-.-.L_ 'D_:aI.-A v-vu-n.....J .-..----. I Walter McClella.ud of Severn Bridge, had one hand badly torn by its coming -in contact with a. saw, the other day, "in the new mill at that place. V ' 1 1,12-.. -2 1'). II-_.........L I It. is said the. aged ladies of Bullygrant took advantage ofthe late ne weather to .in- Vterchauqe visits, before being separated for the wmter, by snowbanks. -\ o 1 1\ , `I `I'____..-I. 15.-.... _I `D4--- Univ vv [uni-`an, -VJ ~- _ . . ~ ..__.._- Daniel Prossr and Joseph Bunn, of Brace- bridge, found. life too heavy a..burden and threw it away, Proaser shot himself, while Bunn tried the drowning way`. ` T 1-.` ll. St-ayner Sun Eddis Reburn won the heartaof the Owen Sound people by his beautiful jn ing. Querv-What makes -`singing se'em eautiful? What; constitutes I beauty ? ' -11,, .AL -n_-_.'.1. n:.-__ L..v....~..l...4. uvuuuul - The mil1s*a.t French River have `shut down -for the season, `and navigation will. soon close, and the place will be buried in the solitude `of rocks and -snow till spring comes again; ' ' - ~ ,. . , -_- _____ -:.... -; 1u.....1.. Gra.in_ thieves are operating at Maple Grove. Hugh M9.cfa.rla.ue s granary was entered the other night: and 9. log; of wheat taken. Afew nights [before some one stole all his hensl ' __ ~ - ,4._I_ 4u_n._____n. | ed beneath the wheels. 0: 1.`;-Iv: , Thomas Ferguson, formerly of Nottawasaga and Creemore, was killed 9. short time ago at Fergus Falls, Minn , by being thrown from his waggon and having his head crush- was unu nlurounv , Nice new Mllllnefy In stock this week. J. Fne. ` 1': ,, :A,,__,_ 1-....- -_'I_- -2 `\`|'-LA..._............ Winoopingeco h 481.9 nidga. jg . 4'. . revalent g at Seyegn 8 g , \r\9 wvuvuuvnc - .. -...__ A. McDonell. of the Windsor House, Al-s liston, has been ned $20 for having lights in his bar-room, when` the law requires them to be out, and also $10 and costs for having | blinds to his bar-room windows. Fishery overseer btought in two. shing boats from Horse Shoe Bay last week `and scuttled them in shallow water and 3 took out the masts. The boats belonged to I Permult Bros ---Midla.nd Free Press. L Bu rglars are operating in various loca.1ities._ Last Saturday they entered the store of Mat- tiudale & Co., Alliston, and goods to the valueof about $50 taken. The station was I also entered, but only 22 cents were stolen. . The Pleblsoite. On Monday last there was to. representa- tive, though so_mew_ha.t small, meeting of Simcoe Centre prohibitionists at the Baptist church, Clagperton street . ~ ~ Mn `D Qt-nunn-9-. uni-ml an nhnirmnn Ljlllllull, unapyun uu_u uunuvv Mr. P. H. Stewart acted. as chairman, and Mr. E. B. Reid as secretary. ' The executi_ve oicers were elected _as under : ' - = ,.__:1'.;.._ 1') tr ldlt--... -L D......:.. . ........... lU.IU.Ul.' 2` v I r . . President, P. H. Stewart, Barrie; segre- tary; E. B. Reid, Barrie; ,trea.surer, J. K. Ross, Barrie; and Messrs. C. W. Flax- ton, Geo. D. Ellis, and Mesdames J .` Stephens and McKee. V. - . V -n:-- ._..--2,:-.`.4.- ...I... ...:n ....a. .. .......-:.1....a-.. anu .vu_uu:u. I Vice-presidents who will act as presidents for townships, were also appointed as fol- lows : rm___. . ___-_- A _u--.;-. ni....1....:.:..... . w``:1:' Tiny, Amos` TArksey, Wyebridge; Flos, S. H. Smith, Elmvale; Sunnidale, Mr Jackman, Sunnidale Corners; Vespra, W. J ohnabon. Minesing ~ f'l1|... ..o..n.-slug `Inna incl-|1nI-{marl H1 nnnninf. \'V. uonuuwu. UJIUUBIU5 _ The executive was. authorized to appoint one or more organizers as ma be found lnecessary. so that the whole ri ing may be `brought into line for" the struggle on the `C O Il`lIll\I\ nnnntinn, UKUUSUU `luvv nun liquor question. The singulam caliiqtaphy of the copy, caused the Advance to say last week, that Rev. Mr. Lanceley s lecture to night, was on the Ministry. of Moses The subject, is The Ministry of the Nose. An apology is oered to the departed law giver, for Iassociating his name with this frequently I oontemptuonsly turned:-up organ. The Y.-P. s. C. E. will holdn unionl meeting, opened to the public, in the Baptist church, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 12th. I A varied and interesting programme will be presented. _ 1------O-O0-w--2' ?"'?-O$.----Z I 'New Oyster Parlor-Everything New. Neat and Clean. Oysters at any hour, in any style. 15 Owen Street, few doors north of Bank of Toronto. _ 'Remember` the entertainment on behalf of the hospital on Thursday. Thanksgiving night. j Theprogramme it unusually attrac- tive, and the obyeot is one all should sup- one out ha:-ill`! believe .the'vfhnve cot . their own. Iran`-so tuck (gain utter they ]|'jh1.ye4_b9o.-n. aolotoroll and re V rent by the ynnlonnble furrlen, E, ; `Simmons. They look no good as new - Brut nunn do IIIO llnlo jlagll `Fur lgoro '7l`l|e'y.' look as [non II new urn: them to Minute llall Fm-_s_goro `yolrwluh 0'; good job dong. _ V._;3.`V-IV2'I.l.'.IVE.__'_'1`*H1:%7b51'fr. QF SIMCOE AM) THE DOMINION or-` cANA1')A- :OIi_R LC1zV1`rER`IoN`. A_ correction. [nun TOWN PARLIAMENT IN snssltm 4 A cunnw Bl1.I. BY-LAW .A'r' ms-'r' Annnn To run frown s-rxrurns. I dpoldnoleibtuusuon durinslthe Ivan. L mg" in which most or the Aldermen take a hand. --Communications, Re- . butts and Motions. :Is|IAu| Innavu .... ______ ,- . cw. . Amone the other notabldfeatures of the ear will ` _\e novels by Gnome nu M-unma and runes A ;g DL`m.Ev WARNER. the ersonal reminiscences of W. 1 ` HOWELLS, and eig t short stories of Western romicr life by OWEN WISTER. Short stories will | Luisa be contributed by Bxuumnn` Mxrruzws, , %Rrcn,uu) HARDING DAVIS, MARY E. WILKINS, ] Rvru MCENERY STUART, MISS LAURENCE ALMA . mm... r:..m..m A l-hnnAnn_ Omzsmw on BEAU- 4 The regular meeting of t;.he'Tow`n Concil ` ` washold on Monday evening, His Worship the Mayor presiding, . 1 All +1.... ........I...-. nvnnnt nnnnillnr Garden 4 1' COMMUNICATIONS. . ` L 7 > Mr. -John Lee wrote, complaining that the \ centrestore of his brick block on-Bayeld _ street is assessed $200 higher than the other two. He asks the Council to rectify the error, as the value of each store is the same. a ` tl'.`---- u.nm'\n4.. -union`-ant? -`nu Ih nne Mayor presguxug, All the members `except (`}`m_1ncillorb Garden K wgre p1esen_t_.` .._ _ __ ----~..... . .--Agvn error, as Due Value U1. Uu:Uu'u|.u|'u an uuu name. Henry Harper; secretary, " on behalf` of the `Board of Managers of the Barrie Presby- terian church, wrube; asking the Council to - have the gas lamp at; the corner of Owen and Worsley streets lighted on Sabbath evenings, 1.1.. Inlnn MnphnA' naked nn behalf of the W orsiey screens uguu.-u. uu ouu-mum uvmuu 5? Mr. JohnMcP_hee', asked on behalf of the Fire Brigade, that the Council grant them `the Town Hall on Monday, January 1st, 1894, for their rst annual ball. 7 B.EPORTS._ Reeve'Bothwell presented 8 ieport of the Finance Committee recommending the'pa.y- ment of . accounts amounting to $883.22, which was adopted. ` _ V 13...... KT. 1'`! `Dnl-din \Vnr-In wan nre. senteu DY Aluerumu I:wwu:=:;.- Your oomm1ttee beg to report that they have had before them a. communicationfrom 1 Mr. James Scroggie, in reference to the culvert at his place, Mary street, and would recommend that iron rode be placed across} the mouth of the culvert at Mr. Scroggie s Broperry, to prevent brush "and other rub- , ish from entering the same. _ Adopted. VVIIIULI. Wu: uuupucu. Report No. 17, Public Works, was pre- sented by Alderman Fletcher. '- - v...... nnrnuviiltfnn Baa tn rnnnrf. 1-.hn.t'.l9.lV1ev . ']V3Y-LAWS.-. V A by-law was introduced` to license and regulate hawkers, pedlars and petty chap- ` men. It was read a. first, second and third time. and was then` laid over for further consideration. A L_- I___ L- __.-.__..4. ,.L:I,1...-u. LA}.-nn nn fkn ` CODBICIOTEI 1011. . A by-law toprevenb children being on the street after night; fall, laid `over from a. pm- vious meeting, was introduced by Councillor Plaxton. ' ' T ,4 ,1 L`__ `I"_..!-`..4.:..n A'n(u1\u1VA`\`II I\c ; riaxton. V As an-act of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, providing. among other things.`for the better protection `of children, municipal councils in towns are empowered to pass by-laws for the regulation of the time,- after which children shall not he on the streets at night fall without proper guardianship, and the age or apparent at e of boys and `girls respectively under which they shall require to be in their homes at the hour appointed. The hour named in the by-law is 9 o clock between May 1st and November 1st, and 8 1 o clock between the 1st of November and the 1st of May. V The By-Law xes the age at fourteen years. _ ; . V- The town bell is to be rung at the hours 1 M ` l To teach th_e Holly P. School. . Duties to con}- cuce the beg-:_m1ng of the year 1894. State salary equired; expencnce. etc. _Applications to be in not name. 0 b Any parent or guardian may, be summon- ed for permitting his child to violate the by- law, the ne for the rst offence being $1.00, for the secon and `for any subsequent offence $5.00. . I`C-.-....:I`..- Ullvlhk nn:anrI `-`Ill vn\:n0-. A` nv-(`or H180. ' Any child found in the streets after these times may be taken by any constable to its home; A---~--L ._ ..--- `J2-.. _.a.-- LA nuvnvnnn * Councillor McNeb raised the point of order that the By-Law should have been brought up at the next: meeting following the one at which it was introduced. The By-Law was accordingly` introduced de novo, and passed through the regular stages. Thnnn Inna" n nnnt` Hon` nf dinnnnninn ".hQI'- = onence a>:).v_u. ` uruugu DUU I'C|JllIl' auugun. There was a. good deal of discussion there- on, in which Messrs; Fletcher, Frawley. Mc- Nab and Caldwell vigorously opposed it, Mr. McNa.b moving the six months hoist. though he afterwards withdrew that motion. 'I"|-un n(r_T.nn1 man nnllv nsuumd nn the ` CKIULIEU I16 lIl|4Ul.'VVlll.'uB wuauuxuw llllllll uunavu. The By-Law was finally passed on the following division : Vu Au__\:1n-mrn nvahhnrt, Rnthwell. I0! IOW lug U IV 131011 3 YEAs--\v1essrs. Hubbert, Ellis, Bothwell, Qtewart, Plaxton, Pullan and Fennel]; ` \T.ua 11--..-- '|'.`In-nlnan Wrnmlnu r'.n]r1- XIZBVVB-IT, l.'|uXli0I.l, ruuau uuu 1' vuuuu. \ NAYs--Messrs Fletcher, Frawley, Cald- ` vvgll and. .lcNa.b , . * tn:u:_..._-_ _....... _..1. :... H... Well uuu LVIULVHU - `Councillor Wiliiamson was. not In the chamber when the vote was taken. The Council returned to the order of re- ports to consider Report No 17 of Fire and Police Committee,'rela.t1ng to the pay and l practices of; the Fire Brigade. ` 'I"I.-A 13-s.-Ant nuns `snarl an:-I Hianrnuunri nl-. IJIWIUIIIUUU Ul : UUU I.`ll.`U l)l'lHuu.Un The. Report was read` and discussed at considerable length and was then referred back to the Committee for further considera- tion. M . A ` ' ]i3~othwel1-Ellis-_--'i`_l1`aa:bm the Couuctl con- sider the advisability of consolidating the togn _debu. ` l'i,LI__-1I Pl1I_;L. LL- \K_..-.. ;.; _.......____ fivespra Taxes! if A 1393. DUWII UUUUo Fra'wley-Bothiwell--Thou the Mayor, Reeve, Clerk. and the mover be aicommittee to consider the question of consolidation and report at the earliest. possible time. . Qbnnsnnl-,_Id`.In__'I`I\nO f`.nnuni"ns- William- ICPULU CU UIIU UGLIIUBU HUBBIUIU |IIIl.lUo ' Stewart-Ellis_--Tha.t Councillor William- son having expressed a. wish to withdraw from the treaeurerehip of the Indigent Com- mittee, the Clerk write to him to give up the books and vouchers connected with'the oice. Il _\`l'-L -n_1_L-._L 1111.-.. 4L." ____ -_L ..c uuxuu. McNa.b-H ubbert--That the request of the Fire Brigade be granted. exce t that the Council reserve the right to hold 1`. e election in the town hall, on January lat. Motions all carried. -. You should call early and Iecure tome of those nice drew patterns. ' source `0 0d.Q at Jo F"_fO,.o Dear Sire, --It gives us much pleasure to acknowledge the very kind attention paid to us in out had bereavement in the loss of our eon. 1...: _.__ _1_- ..|.-_L AL-" cI-..-........ lV......4. 6..- UNI` lUl.lo - And we also thank the Supreme Court tor the prom t ma.nner5in which the claim of $1000 en owment and $50 funeral expenses was paid. Hoping that your Order may go on and prosper in the good work they. have begun in" the heartfelt wish of o Yours `very truly, _ Wu. Hounn. J Am: Bonus. card `or rnuin. I`oOicersa.nd` T 1'` 1'4` - GEORGETOWN, Oct. ,' 1893. Members of Court AllAanda.lo Zwljlj lawn vnvwtn The anniversary services in connection Twist: the Elizabeth street Methodist church were held on Sunday and Monday last. Rev. E E. Scott. of Toronto, preached two very excellent sermons, in the morning at 11 a In , and in the` evening at 7p m. The attend- -....-".nL' blag unnvuninn nun` IIAI`I'iIID`II'ViQ. 8110 111 line OVER!!! iv 1- p In. .|.nu alumnu- anoe-at the morning and eveningaervicel 1` were not an well attended. owing pgttly tn . "The Co1;ncil then adiourned. g The Collector will be at the'BARRIE HOTEL on .\`ATURI):\YS. fmm I0 a.m. to 3 p.m`.; to receive laxcs. up to the 14th December`. ` ' l .`.'l taxes not paid at that da.te`will be collected I uith costs. V . 47-48 ' GEO. CASTON, Collector. 5. Alinivgrnry MOTiONS. re-opening services in the g Collier street Methbdist church.` In the afternoon a plat- form meeting was held, at which addresses were delivered bv. Revs. W. R. McIntosh, vo'f"_4Allandale; D. D McLeod, of the Presby- terian church, and E ' E. Scott, of Toronto The choir of the church, under the "leader- ship of Mr. Swinnerton, rendered some very excellent singing The anniversary tea was held on Monday evening. atlwhich there was a_ very large attendance . Addresses were delivered by the following cler ymen : Revs. Mr. Allen, `of the R. E churc ; E. O. Gris- brook, Congregational; D D. McLeod and W. R. McIntosh, Presbyterian; J. E Lan- celey, J. E Wilson. Dr. Taylor, and the Rev. E. I Hart, pastor of the church. Choice` music was rendered by the choir. So'os by. Miss Dyment and Miss Phillips, and the Quintette Club composed of Messrs. A. and H. Carson, F. Bemrose, A. Sanders and Dr. -Arnall. with a reading from Mr`. R.1S. Booth, made up a rst-class_progra_m'. Ponoev(':om-t.T Since ouenlast police court report the fol`- lowing cases have been disposed of : --t.I.A 1 `l`\ 1` `Il,f1,,_2,. Now {all Manned now In stock. J. Fyfeg o p.- . On the 15th Angus and Donald McCua.ig were charged withbeing drunk and incap- able. and each was ' ned $5 00 and costs. amotinting to $9 45 each, or 30 days. The money was paid T ; ` 111-110 7111, ., ,.,,,_`I_:_-.`l AL..A. ,1--- -V u -_'.. ......_- _....- ..v._ ___,r, _, ...v.. -. -- `.--.. -_, Q - \Villiam Hnbbart complained that dogs belonging to Davicj Ross and F. W. Reid had killed sheep belonging to him to the value of $16 50, which, together with costs, amounted to over $22 00, which they were Iordered to pay, and they paid accordingly. 1n_L \l'_._L3_ any n up-:_-uv-u war- On Saturday Abram Rosenfeldt, 9. pedlar of small wares, was charge.l with selling said wares in the market building in viola.- tion of the town by-law in such case made and provided He was _hned $1.00 and $2 95 costs. which he paid, and then went; on his peddling way, grieving over the hard- ships of a travelling merchantfs life. -.---v.. -- ..J, ...__ ._ _, . `The same day, fThi;r's<;:;y,V Tluh, M:.r'tin Hessian, for vagrancy, was ned $1.00 and costs or two months in the common gaol. He waasent up. A n . 1 .1 h_-,__._IJL - _..,l1....| -1I[a:-ket Votes. The market last Saturday wa noted for the phenomenal supply of butter and poul- try. There was no ditculty for farmers and their wives todispose of all they had at our quotations :- rr7I,-_._ -_-*2- L- :0- . L....I.... 911:. LA An . :1.RmzR's MAGAZINE for I894 will maintain the - ..-.aractcr that has made it the favorite illustrated ipcriodical for thehome. Among the results at f en!e'pri undertaken by the ublishers, there will ; appear durin the year su erbv illustrated papers l DWIN LORD EEKS,` on the Japanese . Au-`man Pzuzsous. on German by` snow, on _Paris by RICHARD ARD- .~'c l).u'1s. and on -Mexxc I by Fxucnnmc REMING- (`U . 75c. \1\Av v..v.v..... . Wheat, 550. to 58c.: barley, 35c. to 40c.; rye, 406. to 45c ;oa.ts. 30c. to 3lc.;pease, 52c. to 53 ; hay, $6 00 to $7.50 per ton ; straw $4. 50 to:$5 00; potatoes, 40c. to 45c a. bag; apples. $1 25 to $1 50 a. bbl ; beef, hind quarters, $5.50 to $6 00 per cwt.; fore- , quarters $4.00; per carcass, $5 00; mutton. I $6 00 to $7.00; pork. $6.50 to $7.00; turkeys, Io- .. n- Dunn `Ik . nnnun Rn tn 7:: - drmlzn, I *0 `K to IoUU; PUKIS. UuU`F DU 17J.Vv, uun nvlu, So. to 9c. per lb ; geese, 6c. to 7c.; ducks, 500. to 55c. 11 pair; fowls, 300 to 40c. 9. pair; butter in rolls, 22c to 23. a. lb , in cracks, l9c.; lard, 12c to 13c ; eggs, 17c. to20c per doz ; hides, (unnrimmed), $3 50 12034 00per cwt.; sheepskins, 60c. to 70c.; wool, 16c to 18c. per lb ;wood, $3.75 to $4.00 per cord; anthracite coal. $6.75 a. ton. A choice selection ot nice new fall Dress Good: at J. l?yle9s. - t3'Just come and` see our Goods and Prices for Everything in Xmas Presents at Mann : | Book Store. RQUVA U19 1 C-1- One night recently, about eleven o'clock, Ia squad of `fifteen young men of our town ' marched through the principal streets, each man carrying a gun on his shoulder; they were under the command of a well known militia. man of this town They took a course along Dunlop st., then by way of Elizabeth-st. to'Bradford-st , calling at a railway conductor s house for information as to where the lynx was seen recently, and the required informaion not coming forth, they aroused the inmates of an engineer's house with the same result. So otf they started along Bradford-st. to Vespra-st., where they halted and had a long consulta- tion, coming to the conclusion they had bettergo home, and they went home-~ _without Mr. Lynx. The Weather Record. Wednesday night about 10 inches of snow. Temperature an 7 Thursday morning 32 Fah. Slei he were in use largely Thursday. Flnrries o snow during the day. Friday, winds South and S,West, and the snow quickly disappeared Temperature at 2 P. M. 50 Fab. Satttrday morning at 7 A. M. temperature 30 Fa.h., cloudy and wind Q \x7-..a- Hnrnhan nf annw nrino the lav ICCKUPCTIIFUFU GU 1.'uu., UIUIAUJ nnuu "sun 8. West. urries of snow during the day Sunday was cloudy and urries of snow Wibh strong winds from the West in the evening. Temperature at 7 A. M. 27 Fab. Monday morning over 6 inches of snow, light, tem- perature at 7_ A. M 24 Fah. ,, J , __ nu _..' t`c1--;.1.._.u.L ..4........... ......a..... 1:".-"---' -- -. --~ -- -7 7 `Tuesday, 2lst --Cloudy with strong easter- ly winds in the afternoon, with mixture of rain and snow. Wednesday. 22nd--Cloudy with wind south west -temperature 36 Fah. in the morning Sleiqhing spoiled. llreu Melting Department opened this week. lllne Hunt in charge. J. Fyfe. f ~ Re-opening. ` _ The Collier street Methodist churc which had been closed for three weeks for cleaning, decorating and re-carpeting, was re-opened on Sunday last It is very much improved. The decorating work was done by a Toronto rm and gives the best of satisfaction. The whole cost of the improvements amount to about $800. towards which the congregation i gave on Sunday over $500. the balance being ml by the -Senior Ladies Aid, Junior ies Aid and the Board of Trustees giving 8l00Veach, so that the whole cost may be at once paid. The pastor preached two excel- lent sermons that dav.r . mars. etc. xuun:c_y Lu Dunlop-st., Barne. WELLKVNGTON Arm. Pound nu final. Mr. Alex. Cowan, who has charge of Hood, Frazer as Jack 3 law oices in Stayner, has passed his nal examination in law, and is now " Banister. Solicitor, &c. Congratn 1-1.2-..- A Runaway - I Last Saturda night. a horse said to belong to some one in lmva1e, got away from his driver `and came tearing down Penetang street at a pace that would be creditable to `to Sunol or Nancy Hanks It came in col- lieion with aomethin not far from the inne- tion of Penetang an Mulcaater streets, and demoliehed the bu gy. The animal then madevatrai ht for r. Wilmott s door, but was ampr in time to save the interior of thatgent eman Ireaidence from derangement. .O_ur reporter could not learn the owner's name. After the Lynx. |PABAGRAPHER.S PENBIL mm. IANY nuwon. an-r'rn:ns T uucnmr ` mxnn. . -The bay was rough a..nbd angry, Tuesday. t3'Uda.l delivered "promptly from Johnston & Sarjea.nt's. .11 0 I `II 1 ; , I__A_._._'. -.. .- -uv Ivnwnn V--u vw u-..- .' 'Good 'Dry.WoodV from $2.50 to $4.00 at Johnston 85 Sarjeantfs. 0; I ,,, L_,_-____..-..L >" ` y -Rev. Ml`. Allen is billed to lecture on a. } box; with out a lid. --Don t forget ti1V3"I`l:o's-pital entertainment at the town hall to-night. ,3 ,,,, I ,,. _ll-.. _-About twenty inches of snow has fallen in this locality in 9. week. --Venus and jnpiter are ne objects in the unclouded evening, sky. -There will be another season of mud `before the winter is established. 4The Model Vschool examinations through- out the province begin on Dec. ll. 17 . n 1 , 9 ,, T), `l\___ TR..-` gkn-u STUART, MISS uuuxencs numn Tamzxvm, Geonma A. HIBBARD, QUESNAY i'-`FAIRE. THOMAS NELSON PAGE, and others. `trzicles on topics of current interest will be contrib- z.r.~d by distinguished specialists. , *' ""' ---~ ---9 j..4\n4n.t\t1A.1I4'I1Q Which, Linketll Together, conotrnot 1. Very Interesting and Gouipy Chapter of Local History. wan- -wv cg. I10-uirnnwuo V- uvv-..-.... .,- _--- __-__ E'Three cases new Felt Hats for th fali just passed into stock ; see them. Simmons & Co. ; - -Nexn Sunday evening Rieir. i)ean Egan i will begin a series of lect:ures_ on the Bible. man`! , , _, ___,_ ,, ,__ ]',1_]L 1'1-_ L__ 1_I__ L|__` g__]] ' Don t. by your dress goods before you see the splgndid assorsment at R. I. Fraser 85 Co. s \I\vu m*Fifty Sheets of Good Note Paper and Fifty Envelopes for Twenty Five cents at Mann : Book Store. ":fn~sr:e(cvt.or_.]Vb*.7 Morgan, paid an oiical visit to the Model school students on Mon- day, of this week. ..q-nI`V I , ,, I J! ,) Il!I'1 , _ f1,,_ - T ; We have the new ladies Military Cape in Sable, Beaver, "Persian Lamb and Mink ; see them. Simmons & Co. "t3::L'I-z;\"_ta (-Jagr & Co s Carlisle Biscuits--the uesb in the market? For sale by Watson 8L Lennox, grocers lI'II`rV AI PI] . I 1- 1.\AA H Th;,STA 1 2&lmTa.na.c of Mzntreal for 1894 is out ; happy is the man who can get a. copy. Thousands were disappointed last year. 1-; I II I , .1 I I ..r _-_--_. -- J -7--. -,People are calking up the cracks and crevices in windows and doors to keep out the biting winds of winter, and to lighten fuel bills. List !0, ye youngsters. for the Curfew bell. And scud-- Or else the Chief will scare you with The bud. t$'An oyster supper will be given in Trinity church parochial school on Tuesday evening, Dec 5th, by The Willing Workers. Particulars in next week's issue. `HARPER'S MAGAZINE ............ ":i.\RPER'S .m\m_>w.R's BAZAR ................ V iIARPER S YOUNG PEOPLE............. --Tbe debate at the Collegiate Institute on Friday afternoon will render unnecessary any reply to the request of our correspond- ent, re country and town hfe. ' -A -__-, __ __-,__,J H, , , ' t?Remember the entertainment on behalf of the hospital on Thursday. Thanksgiving ` night. The programme is unusually attrac- tive, apd the object ls one all should sup j port A.-(1,_!4I_!,, 772.-.. `L- `I'\L_L-______l___ I.-- t$'Mr J. J. Jamieson, the popular repre- sentative of the Toronto Biscuit and Con- fectibnery Company, and one of Barrie s favorite sons. isfbetween his grips again, after a severe attack of typhoid fever. John is being. received with pleasure by all his customers over the north. 1 @'Swithin King the Photographer, has ?some new specialties in Photographs, for Xmas trade, Call and see them Remember today and tomorrow are free baby davs. Get your baby s Photo for the mail. | E'Music Hall, Friday 24th Nov. Our | Party is 9. comedy which bubbles over with mirth, which is brightly humorous. full of gay aparklingwitand musical specialties. and is received with screams of laughter. Both dialogue and incident are characterized by" genuine humor; while the music. which was composed by Mr Lloyd, is in a. light and happy strain, admirably suited to the piece. M. 15 "17 1'3, I III, ,,,SII 1,I!,,_.. . @'The Rev W Fred. Allen will deliver his illustrated lecture, entitled, A `box `without a lid. at the Y M.G.A rooms on Tuesday evening, the 28th inst., at 8 o clock. We think the W.C.T.U. fortunate in secur- ing Mr. Allen, whose lectures in the Old Country have always called forth a high de- gree of praise for their undoubted merit. The lecture will be illustrated by models and diagrams. Admission 10c. Mr. J. C Mor an, P. S I. treated the County Council an a number of the citizens of Barrie to a enpper at the Barrie Hotel on Tuesday evening. The tables in the spaci- ous dining rooms of that hostelry were bountitully supplied with all the good things of the season, most tastefully armnged. `u. `Kn-unn-u 4.` nnnv-an nnnnrrinril-hn'n`1n:| U1 IIIIU ucaauu, uluul. DGBUULIIIIJ nlsougcu. Mr Morgan, of course, occupied thechair, and the vice-chairs were ably lled by Mr. Haughton Lennox, Mr. Daniel Spry. and F. E P. Penler, Q.C. After the good things for the inner man had been generously dealt with, an hour or two were spent in the hap- piest social manner with toast and speech and song. The usual loyal toasts and senti- ments were given and replied to, and the speeches fairly sparkled with wit and humor and nicely seasoned with Attic salt. The speakers expressed the pleasure they felt in Mr. Morgan s return to his duties with re- stored health and recuperated powers. Mr. Morgan thanked the Council for their kind expressions and for their generous treatment in giving him the holiday, through which his restoration is due. The gathering that evening was a slight expression to the mem- bers of the Council of his appreciation for their kind and generous treatment. TL; Qinnghn mnrndnfnrnnrnt` mnnin- For genuine style and elegance In Fnr Muimry Capes, with beaullluliy In-ained linings. go to lhe fashionable Inn-oer in the Music Hall Block, E. O. M Simmons. linen` ISIIJIQ BBQ generous uvnuuuu u. The speeches were interspersed with music, vocal and instrumental, which was excep- tionally good. the sinnzin by the quartette being especially so. - heeveniug _was a` most enjoyable one. and will long he plea- l surably remembered by Mr. Morgan's guests. ';~ - . WANTED--( MRS. JA I 0ST-A_ `BE 1 Vwhitc. _\V: EA very nice line of Ladies Purses. and Gentlemen : Wallets, very cheap, at Mann : Book Store. ' The Price of Bread. The bakers in Uxhridge have been under-' selling one another till they have bread down to 50 the large loaf. The bakers of Barrie will not do any thing so foolish as that, but as soon as they have been able to learn that wheat is down below 600. a bushel they will doubtless take a cent off the price of the 10c. loaf.` The diiculty seems to be to `get them to learn the market price of wheat. -- PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPIES. FIVE CENTS. A Pleasant Evenmg. n.:~.:\- A4A\-_: av`-.- -,,, , i _?ostage Free to all subscribers in the United` \tatc.<, Canada, and Mexico. ' e The Volumes of the Magazine begin with the '5 mmbcrs for June and December of each year. When to time is mentioned. subscriptions will begin with heNumber'current at the time --f receipt of order. I Round` volumes of HARpeR s MAGAZINE for three Hears back. in neat cloth binding. will be sent bx quail. post-paid on receipt of $3.00 per volume. Clot La_s;~s. for binding. 50 cents ea.ch-by mail, post-i Willi L'I.T & COWAN. Barris9ers,'Soli5:itOrs. of the -\_ Supreme Court. Proctors. Notanrs, `Convey- ,fngrs,ctc. Money to Loan. 0iccs--Ross'Block. !`T\..v\l(\l'\-k' , r;.'U"l iC- ' bmin-I 7 _ 3 ' . n Saturdav 13th inst. Vtlie 9-"j': o{l?\1r.a\r\r"ifliar(;1 Bayliss of ,3. son.. . _ "-5 2' : ' `Y In Barrie. on Monday, zoth inst . `the wife Dmgflif F. Deane, merchaptg 9! a daughter. ` _-.~ 2- ADMISSION 25 and two. T nits] !Edwar_d_LL|oyt_l LASUS `paid. 0f.TCf{1AGLE.HoUND _PUP-Black and [1 whitc. _\\`as seen near Qraxgvale Nov 8th. 7:; nd or wnll be rcwarded.8 J. G. SCOTT, Barrie. 47'4 ~ _ paid. Remittances should be made by Order or Draft, to avoid chance of Post Oice Money loss. Nl|\ucnar\nI-Q art: nnf tn CODV this dV9ftiSCI'nCt' [Our _P_arty. i---------- oL_. }T-(LIT. No. 47 V SAMUEL ___.____.__.,._._. 7EACHEF_:__WA`NTED. * Urdcr Draft, avoid chance or 1988. _ ' Newspapers are not to co y this advertnsement without the express order cf ARPER BROTHERS. ; __ ._....--un :74... 17---- 1 ...., .--r"'-' // T}IERs,' -- A 3; BRO .. [ !`(;drcS_q; HARPER gm BRICK RESIDENPE FOR. SALE,` m Anandale. on the corner 01 William` and Burton Avenue. Seven rooms. twohcl B. , 93' `FY. doubie cellar size of house. Lot has 1`- -5_femfronLage. nice lawn with shade trees. Th Drone:-tv will be sold sheen, and will be 5 3'8&1n t- anynne in need of 3 good home. 999`? on the premisesto the owner, ALEX. :3A1:.*11: A`-landale. 83 quxreq; XpcnL:I_xL< tar than 1st Dec. 1.=..a.\'I'..--At Barrie, of, Tuesd ' infant daughucr of M, an"`"INV' 31891. I89 - th . PS. J_ F. Deangb e .\-pl-1RKlRK--At McMinnville Te v nn. U_s. neuralgia of the heart P Oud 9k. k . on Sun- . ., . er u- , foney i day morning, Oct 29th I ' * 393: suddenl * ya Of- , Liternlw. ` _ ' The Canadian Magazine for November 18 I: most excellent number. The arfoicle '9 a11 well written. and are tborou hly Cana- dian. Mr Ulgivie a third attic e, Down the Yukon,_etc., is deeply `interesting _ .` 7.__.v - . I run . . . _ 1 ll . _ _ m anal ant` - IEsERvED`sEA'rs 5oc. H).\USSl0N and Plan of hall at R. A. Douglas Jewelry Store. ;,.%g,;::?;;;`;*;: .;`:f`:'}:J,`::::;3%. :,,`f; ~T::,'a;: ' , b' Rev. Dr. Benson of ?"`,'cg.t;3i`$ Clzurch, Miss Henrie'tta Eleanor :`."5'e11;) Thompson to Mr. W. King. of Barrie ` ' `hind ~ .,-.v-v--ru ` ' ;uuuu, CODE 5 '~l"-7 `u - , d 4 .Worchington s Illustrated M3zm "1 Llterary Treasury for December full _ :2; I tains the reputation which the Ubueat - have won, in presenting some of to 0 Put! literature in 9. form so e1ega.nt_ and fa` 5 s It is worthy of 9. place on the drawing ` table ot anv home in the land. -~T---:'ss:'"?-- ' A . :"NTED--GENERAL SERVANT-Apply to.. V JAS. VAIR, .56 John street. . 47-47 1894. Harper s Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. no w uuw .If InII- _ V ~ Our advertising columns contain the am` Tlolmcement that Mr Ault (late of the rm VfLm10X. Ault. & Kerr) and Mr; Alex.` W311. recently called to the but`, have] Pened out oices in the Ross block. '1` I _9 Damn A: AL. A_,.,, A ,I. l_'I1---_ ll-' ll` 06`. fM!'.'.s 8 no. DI and ' ....cu U11 omces tin in I nime. Of `he 5'33 faV"b y been ` fww ' Ault. is We]! -am bavmgteen Vywg rded town and, "' ,, for vs" willbe0 ; ractice 1 wthe new 5" ave no d0bt fa - d j 1, an . k_ of `WV . a] W a ,ir share 0f `be leg county. `we HALL . oo USIC HALL LISIC HALL ~ V oo , USIC HALL A coincidence. ' ' All Orillia paper says, a remarkable pain-T gdeqce was told by the Rev; Dr. Harparu Of "8. the other Sunday. ` His fat.herIdi0d `h'h 103 years of age and at his d68th,h . (fl-ant` n`|:`ADAl| 4 age,dZ1;t71dEt'Vh1s daath _h_ I 8'59 chil. 1'91! an] `$39517 '80. all of which were living. ; -:2 X3` London News Gra. hie. slid `all th Ball} A m N3- at Mann : k Store. . T . Dy ulsllllgglbancu ayculullwson JHarper s Periodicals. ` `I31... `Tania u FRIDAY, Nov. 24 Elan I nu`-Q ,Tuo.\xPso.\'--On Wgdiiesda , Nov. 15th, at _. midcnce of the br1de' fat er, 57 Illeodqre ___ _ _' . [1, \ I` WESLEY, Proprietor, _ _ . ._;_ __.7 Anvnn'r1s`n1vmN"rs -In his immensely funny Musical Comedy Do you \vant a Servant, Cookior other help; have you a house to rent or sell. xv..- -. , , Two or three lines in this col- umn will help you. Ne w Law rm. A comotdnoe. for Year : E. A`. LITTLE,. Sec'y, Allandale. Supportd by his own Company ALEX. Cowzw. $4Voo cum! cn1um-nIsTnmgn::nns. ii . --j- ' V ` ' W - V .. { can-unup BY `snucjon "uh nggrmcr ` -nxcnanans AS noon. 1u:%wsA.{ , . _ And pndenged lingo` g?`- urnphu tox.Adva.noe- Render: wno'./ -I AI.-_'LL- -a Ln_"L -h`, _- L "5'aT;'a2i'"u;m'"'}'?qi 37aE..' ` Craighurst has:a5num`ber of empty houses. Gravenhurst Mechanics Institute has 150 1_n_embers.,_ ~ . . ; * vxou n.u - _-_' J ' `Dip}Z1Zti1`:ria`hp;s` again nvmdte ith appardce at Brechin.` T L ' ' ' ` 1*. . 1 ' -u-,. -> -. un- Dogs are becoming 9. nuisance rouiid `th Orillia. market. ` ' +:;;, ;,:;;;;;;1;aa been:.qum 5.. industry at Lovering ot late. V ' 1.1.2., ._-2:I .I,,_,, ,, I Al\l\l\'f\ 2 Beet Thursday `as its chief 7 market. day V ' ~ ' ` C 1\ 1 c . ' "a `.4 V-(.).I'1.i';:e..;a."ic.>'-I:v:).f building is now ging on at i Penetanguiahgne. ~ . It is said there are dver 4,0()0 :Or$.ngemenv in Simcoe-Coun`t . `- ~ ~ - II `111 Al -.1 no . -~' . I on: mgest T116 Free: -MZ<(=;zt::l.; distsZare gdihg to build a. % church at Cooper s Falls. ` l 1 `I IN .I IV! I [The Coll'i7ng:\ ood -McCa.rtl.1y Club was in segsion on JFrida.y evening._ , -1--.; rwr_.-___' ,,4- -nn j_._-__n`._`n-___ '-'_` _,.... -- --_v ,7- `-\(- u(U ._..-.vv -..q-.-....,-..,.-- - The ` Gra.ven1'1urstV Meizhodisb `church is ` li_ght_e_d incandescents. ' ` ` 1' '4-`.n ' Sir Oliver Mowa.n s plebiscite `me a.Vs ur is II being fr.eelyAcriticiaed.a.t'. Wyevale. ' I T\',' ,3 IV ,,- ,_,, I,, %1n;pr5men has M `11; ordr "of `the ; day at Killarney the past season.` ` 0 71\I- . `ll . ',I II `n session JFrida.y evening. . Fur ,WrapnV ,.o_f. all descrlptlons "(sin and in no on-d_er by.E..C. Simmons. rnI:_ .1\,,,, , \l,;,I-_j9_ A ` -;I:l`1,e_};.;t.1'1eVx"s V i ri(<::a`vs`T(jZ<>1'EaersV have done a good deal of ploughing this`fa.l1.' ' } "EL; :;g;;;a `;e.;{,1ZE$41*1{5T orinia ` ` public schools last month is given at'1004: rn|,,._ ,. _1_:: 1..-- 1__1__._:_...,..- 11.. C: An -....:... Moriis. at Moonstone, "are down with diphtheria. -a. 1- I\ rs. rt: '11 efevpreeperili 4 in Tom- ` kins. The present. Chief Templar is William, Butler. . ' .. __..u .. I\4 u ht it: want go ..-v. : Rev: George Grant. P.S.I . Parry Sound l_Sunda.ys. ' T i District, does 9. good deal of ministerial work rum--.....J ~- >' R. Lang, `Orr Lake, is au'ei'ing from the effects of lye accidentally. drank thirteen years ago. ' ' ` o o . It I I, , , -____._ -. -__-._-- -....... ....-an Muakoks. is becoming" every _ye.r more prosperous, the farmers raising more grain l and stock. ` wuu wvvy-an It: is seldomwatlbaushene has 9. >ocin.l gathering of any kind, but when it does it i is sure _to be a. success. _ nu -,-~ ZC-..l__.;_ .__.I IIIIIIIIF-' vvwuvuu can 3' ya`:- Uhtho people must either enlarge their , public school building or erect a. new one. ' 1 by order of the inspector. " ' ` ~~--------- --A-=1-G-0 3-` AA-\nnn5:nn II1:f`1 ` VJ Unuvn vs Una`: -..-.-v----- The temperance society in connection with ; the Sunday School at Waubaushene is alive ] to the prohibition question. 51] L- I._I.1 -4. Asl... Qknnpu-`p now nuns. may. 1 Rev. Mr. Seaborne has accepted the ap- 5 pointmeut to_ conduct the Church of England ' \ services at the Village of Cook s Mills and ; adjoining stations. . . - l Rev. J W. Goiu preached a very inter- : [ eating gospel tempera.nce'eermon, at Rugby ' last Sunday e " Abstain from all appearance of evil, was his text. ~ LA-.- --...-nlnllnn `l\I` {aha ` Irv Uuv lllillbbihluvn-an. 1 ------ _- L I Service will be held at the Shanty Eav Methodist Church in the afternoen instead ot in the evening as formerly. . "` '1', 1, _.___ J--.5-`.u;-&:no4nouA(In UL In IJIIU vvvunub on: .v...._..`, . The small boy with large destrtictivehess has been breaking the windows` of the Pene- tahguiahene Methodist -church. .1. 11-.. L_.1-L-.`.... .....u.11n nwnnndrnli We `beat the world in Anouery and Ladies vests. J. Fvfe. ` .1, _,,o___.- 4.L-:.. FIG: ~