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--l... One of our citizens is. complaining greatly I of cows running at large. \ In 1'\ 1 9,,________g____ 77__A__ } [ggrioultural n,_ Toronto. an`..} IIUU&&yx MEN S, BOYS AND YDUTHS D|.DTH|ND ~ AND UNDERWEAR HATS AND GAPS wmnrnour cons AND DMBRELLAS Unusual Bargains in Often the cheapest. Always the Best. Ban-ie e South-Western Division. with its Pleasant Streets. its Taetv Dwell inge. its Pretty Churches, and its (30- a.-head People W111 Entice Settlement -A Weekly Record of its Doings. Miss Young is visiting friends at Mines- a II!!! @9.Le922 9., l.IIm-rln 11 can -vv vvvu-'---.. ..v -V..__ _ Mrs. Wm. Adams `ha; `}{I{ to her home in Sebright after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Adams, Essa street. T _ __L L ___._- A`. _ _;I_ __ ulanavvvvovuu e-Dov '--.-v .. .... Y--. Mr. John Brunton a new brick dwelling on Burton Avenue is about completed. In will be occupied by Mr. R. Seunlen. -, I,__ _--__.____.I L- L-.. III lvvv vi`-Jr our-v vv- The Allandale G51". R. re brigade won the wet race in the recent content with Point Edward. The prize was $10. __-I_ _1__-n:__ ._ wuu wanna --u-. -__....--' __..,-~_ __ One of our sports got 9. fast hgn-5;-the othr day. It is a Puzzl.r- Whirlwind animal. and a. ne traveller. Let him go, Bob. uuu D HUD blilvvuounu --wv -----. av, --_. Mrs. I. Ellis, who has bqen visiting her. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Adams, return- ed to her home in .Da.vepport on_ Friday. V\l III IIIII ICIIOOIV DIG -arr-v---`-__ __ _. ____ Miss Freneie Armstrong, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, Esau street, hue` been seriously ill, but is improving nicely at present. I ' 4 Mr. George Heggart, bill poster, has ut up .e. ler e bill bonrd near the weigh ace es." nu.:_ _.:I .1- __.... ....h.l.. pl. H Inunnnhrn up-.e'a._ia1V'4_a"l1i1l*bV$I`|':"'d n'e_ar thb wikh acsion This wil .do away with; the "hummer! has-us` an `kn nfn-\Ll|A vib ulllll `VIII -U CWO VVIUII roost on the atd_ne_ work. ..n u -cu'v___.`- tn. Vs- vvw:--v . Mrs. '1`-. Wilson and her charming family gave an `fAt;Home to thekeotor, his wife, the superintendent and teachers of St. George : 8. S, at her residence, Bradford em, on Monday evening, ' 2 . L T n .Rev.eMr.'8he1don _o1tho_' Ba tlotehnrch. V occupied theijnlpit pt the gamma; ;churoh:_bn'II'ud9y;n:erning.` grmhipvg A "3`*:eeIoIMI9z9xte :-'*i:br. J~thor.oin- it the saw ..-v- -_ _._-__.__. . . Subscribe for THE vA-l;V;:4'NeE,w'the best weekly paper in the County of Simcue. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold were the nests of Dr and Mrs. West, of. Angus, on gundny. - Mr. J. F. Sanders, of.Toronto, was hand- shaking with old friends in the 6th ward on Monday. day ovenilyg. Mr. and Mrs; James Martin and children were viaiving relative: and friends in Belle-f ville. Nnpanee and Kingavon for chebfut, two weeks. They rqturnd` home` on on of .. , In cu-vn'__'__ `_;_! L ;_,- _|___.__g_;,_' n_-__-u_'_" Mrs. Uharlee'Wye_tt,e Essa. Road, will, give 3 social at her residence on Thursday even-4 ing, Oct. 20th.- for the benefit: of the building fugd of St. George : church- e _. 1 1- : an ' _,9 ___J _l_!I_I'..__ THE RAILWAY CENTRE OF THE FUTURE CITY. . i .and 1l7l7ei:::Z 3:53; ae being` marked at extremely lows prices. Aswe are pr aring to vacate our present pre- BUTTONS unms BLANKETS ~ QUILTS v gill` trouble of removing them to `-= new premises now be- GURTAINS a necessit - . y and We are deter UNDERWEAR cing not only our regular H r prots butin manycases gi u A: g good concessions under 0 cost of Goods rather than if ertake the expense and `} .-~ ` . . . *3.` 1 , ` . l - LI b: L (."T3xe-/Tim ` " 1`1i-vV')a' -Y'-*Y`-Y'--\r-`Y-`y`_"'?: ., :(f):. ..;\: -2|`: H? :.. ,l:m\\< I ~n$!g.- ` .::,:.c ..vK1_\.- ` 1 .4`|'\.. .4, `Me .I(: `H. 5,` g33v~ F,k:`. ml: :.. ;.4(;; QI;,. .,/ilgu :.I/f :.. ' J! xga *-'a`+i~`-5 ca-E "`-'s*+-.e`e- Wm a 3333 `Wise :6 ` "3 we r.ww~.. " - .5 , ctr-,~.~l;;m rg.,~,~-.;,.2~ `rc*.:;~,.r;'.s :,~.".*.s J _ A more comprehensive list of Bargains may be given in ne2:eek s issue of the press. In the mean- time We invite a visit of intending purchasers to our Goods and compare values. Bargains In (hienvest heme entertain- ment; on Monday evening next. DUI I II I D If I 1". IIII, ,_ If the party who has been cutting the tops off the trees between the barber shop and the switch house had cleaned the rubbish from the sidewalk on Saturday, they would have greatly obliged pedestrians. __ ,III,,_,, ., I ,_,_ There are some small boys who attend one of our churches very regularly on Sunday mornings, and they keep up a continual talk the whole service through, to the annoyance of those sitting alone by. Enough said. The special committee of the Public School Board, appointed to investigate the complaint of Mr. John Harrell re his`chil- dren s suspension from school. met in the Principal's room on Monday evening. After hearing the evidence of a number of witnesses the committee drafted a report to present to the Board. It was decided to give the Bar- rell children another and nal trial at school. and if their conduct is no better in the fu- ture than in the past. other measures will have to be taken. The committee sustained the action of_ the principal and teachers in the matter complained of. _ ' `\,, `f,I'C,_,.I, _I_ L _ _ _ _ _ _ A?__ R___.___ `l__ Dr. McCarthy's horse ran away from Mr. J. L. Burton's residence on Saturday mom- ing about 11.30., while Mr. McCarthy was getting into the buggy to return home. he horse ran down Wil1iam`st-reet, turned- the ,corner at Mrs. Guite s residence and ran up `Gowan street towards the post oice. Thu nnlvnn ale 0}-in nsunundnn uvnlua (`nuns 10- lm]: A good entertainment will be given in the Presbyterian church here on Tuesdav even- ing, Oct. 25th. The missionary cantata The Storv of the.Star, will be produced. Rev. T. Paton will give his interesting lecture on What I saw in China." righteousness of Godvrevealed from faith to faith : as its is written, the just shall live by faith -B.omans i., 17. The Rev. Mr. Mo- Intosh took Mr. Sheldon s service. The gates at the crossing were dgwn at the time and he made a bee-line for Rub Webb's stable, coming in contact with two veranda posts at the hotel, tearing them down com- pletely. A lady came nearly being injured, as she was between `the building and the buggy. The rig was badly emtishede and horse out about the feet. At 3 meetin of "the aharhoiders of the` Grand Trunk ailroad of Canada, at Lon- . A... .. 'l`Iy....-...I-u (L-.AA'|-unu 19$}. 6-LA.`D-gnnll \Il`HlJ\l .I.I'|lUIi LUGIIKUDU Ul \JD_|IWlID, WU lJUll' ` don, on Thursday, October 13th, thevPreei- dent, Sir_Charles Rivera Wilson," read the reporband ave an account of his visit to Canada. T 0 Chairman stated that negotia- tions with the Canadian Pacific for a restora- tion of local rates had proved aborgive, the reason being that the Canadian Pacic wish- 'uI I-A Ahiiantuiialn 0|-in (1:-and 7":-nnlr `rain "nan- - LUGBUIJ IIVIIJE VI-ICU IIIIV SJCIIDIJIGIJ J. WUIIJU VVIBLI` ed to diiesociate the Grand Trunk from con- nection with American lines. in the matter of through business. There were conditions to which the Grand Trunk could not consent. Continuinv.sPreeident Wilson said the mat- ter rested there. On the other hand, hewas glad to say that all the Grand .Trunk s in- terests in connection with the Central Ver- mont Railroad had been arranged by satis- factory agreement. the detaila of, which could notyet be published, pending the com- pletion of legal formalities. The `outlook, the President said. in ' conclusion, was good and improving. Vice-President Price spoke of the excellent condition in which he `had found the railroad "tracks. - Mr. ~Wllliam Baker struck a discordant note by asking a number of questions; to which ommweu. were given. ',l.`hue_ answers, however`, satin`- `ed these ~preI`ent at the meeting, _whioh ..adcpte`d:- the `report 3` almost eunanlmouely, mus` Braldent%'warnll3!~:~oom ` indented . O 3;. ..`-llzmhv iiiggne, i'm~. ui~:.75'{ hi'r;to. n .`M.l.'o?-H`yI:~:;. Iti"stoI;~Ji.kow1wt "c*f6rNdf?i to>~'in"totmI an ' 1.:-.:: . =.` .~ ..~.-..._=.'..3`.1.u.:.'.. . 'n.n....a` '.`.~.`.. ....~ I. .a.`.. "1'-s'."l'3aptie and children, of Peterboro, 3 are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Essa. street. 1 1 awn MOI JIIUWIIV IUIUISVII ul ul uvuuuu In helirty commendation. Referring again to ethente war,-LS1: Chet-Tee` said the Grand Trunk`-Riilweyvom ` 'wu cs b1e7';f ;teking`o(_\ reo,`i_tn'e1t. 3? `. we FOR THE NEXT 3d\ DAYS and W mises mined DUNLO:r;>-sT., BA_:R:|.==ufrg:. Thls sale will be continued at our old Premlsi mlldr-._l\dVcCarthy was born near the Lakes of I Killarney, Ireland, nearly seventy years ago. | He came to America about 1850 and after spending a short time with his brother, the I late Daniel McCarthy,~. at New Orleans, . came to Buffalo and then to Toronto. He was not long in Toronto before he was ap- pointed to the postal service as letter carrier in connection with the Toronto post oioe. -In a few years he was promoted to the po- sition of railway mail clerk running east and west on_ the G. T. R. out of Toronto. He had charge of the first mail thatiwas carried over the Northern out of Toronto. and at the request of a brother clerk who wished to make the trip west on the day in guestion escaped the wreck" at the Desjar: inee canal, by which several in the train were killed`; the clerk above mentioned re-, ceived iniuries so serious as to terminate in his death. In 1878 he was pointed chief railway mail clerk of the Eutgoronm divis- Iaua nun Ind-I-nIu`n Glen nnawnin nnnlani Riuininst I cents. His children are Eugene and An- UI uuuu QIIIL IICBLII IJIJQU UUIIIIIIGIJKLUIA IIIIV IV` spect and admiration.` of a large circle of friends. A very noticeable feature of his -character was a passionate fondness for children-, it being a very rare thing for him to pass a child without in some way showing 1 this commendable trait. He was a prcm1- : pent adherent of St. Mary : R. 0. church < and was one of its most regular communi- ` 1 drew, of New York; Thomas, of Chicago; 4 Mrs. Burk, Mrs. Boyle and Miss McCarthy, ll` .Qanm-.0-an Daren Tn!-as-vnnnla 1:13 tglrnl The Late Alexander McCarthy. The announcement that Mr. Alexander McCarthy, Bayeld street, had died sudden- ly on Tuesday morning was received with much surprise by his many friends and ac- quaintances, for he had been seen about town as usual on Monday. On that day he I left his residence to go to the post oiee but ` on his way down took sick. He got re- lief but sulfered a second `attack when re- turning on Bayeld street near McDonald street. Mr; Balfe happened along at that time and drove him home. He at once went to bed and after suffering severe pain in the region of the heart most of the night, ex- pired suddenly at ten minutes to eight next ` morning, Mrs. McCarthy being with him at the time. KQIIWGJ IJICII UIULB VI IILIV IHGDU -LIIIIII-IUII VIVID ion or latterly the Barrie oetnl division; and in 1879 removed to Barr 9 with the rest of the staff, the late Daniel; Spry being In- annnl-na Mr R.n(`.n,rl-}|Iv nnnl-onnnri nhinf nf --v- .- uw _`..,-'.-_ -- -.._.._ _-- ._v tie acaltf, D9.-zf|ieljS1:;i'y beiug-I}'1: specter Mr. McOa.rl:hv continued chief of blues urn AF ninukn nut nknnlr Ava `nun-n nan ALLANDALE WARD NUMBER SIX. V More Wrm Spells. The Rochester Democrat astronomer say: : -The heuihphere of the Inn bearing the three disturbances, which cruised '5 period of. worm weather during every month of the put winter, is now turning toward the earth. `One: of the disturbance`: Veppeered by `rote.- tion 1; week.` It; is `apparent, me their energi, in` lIlbIidilI_3l-Dd that no greet weath- g- ..'|..-..-. nave I-ma Adnnnfn `Inll f`IhlI' 5 UUIAIK Ulla -Ll-LUVJGI Ill-Iv lilllllalllllkl UIIIUI VA 1 the st_a.' of clerk: until about ve years ago when he was placed on the superannuation list after forty-two years of faithful service. Ila. 'Il'nl`.nu-I-Inur `mid rnnnn nnkln tilanlnfinn JIUI. IIIUCIV lUl UJ`UWU JUULU UL IGILUIHI DVLVIVV ` Mr. McCarthy had many noble qualitien ` of mind and henrb that comma.uded_ the re- _.__-A. A -3 -.I._._.__L2-.. `E _. I__..- --....I- A` Clllal WEB VIJU VI. IVS III`: cents. Boyle of Scranton , Penn. place in Toronto. qucrgy I3 luuluunug nut; IIIIDII nu snvnu wvnu.u~ ; er change can be expected irom them. Still ? the tem erasure is not likely to be low dur- iugthe r presentation to the earth. The 2} tim of the"ective dieturbencee `in the sun's J southern "hemisphere will reapgeer by :rote- 4 oiomshouh the .18_tl_r or 19:11 0 Oct; when : .._.LI.`- ___1_) _. '-ognu-..:u-AL`n-up 3- `:`9n`Io in IIIUIIIUIJ `IV VIIIILOII-JIUIUIIUI JV punts, begin. A5333 an 24:1: jot October the grei? -` iuturbance, 200.000 milulong. will renp- % IIIVIA nuuuu xuv ,.I.QIIu` In 17351 UL .vvvo vvlwu another period of warm weather is likely to Ruin * Llmnn. +1.; 94+}: nf nnlmlnm an at-Ant - III Gilli HI-ISIS I Interment H41 iug. NORTHERN. mvnrcm. IlL\i\JE wil} Bishop O'Connor. The Toronto Star, of Tuesday, contained; the following :-The arrangement reported f I now for the appointment of a successor to Archbishop Walsh in the Archdiocese of T Toronto, `names Bishop O Connor, of Peter- E boro, for the position. Vicar General,Mc- if Cann will succeed Bishop O'Connor in the diocese of Peterboro. This arrangement is i announced as nal. ' Divine Service in the Mefhodiet church was conducted on Sunday by Mr. S. Spillett as Rev. Mr. Wales at Strand in the afternoon. Mr. F. Blachford, of Toronto, visited at Mr. T. M Heating : last. week . . . . Miss Flor- ence. Martin, of Markham, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. King. . Mrs. Spry and family, of London, fe re- turning to town and will reside in thgir for- Jnnn In-uv-an an 'n:nL nl-magi . UWIIJIIJ` UV IIIIVVI-I uuu "III I me: home on High street. pear by rotation and the warm speil of early October may be repeated. but with sliahtly l lower temperature. K c. P. R. Survey Finished. Cecil B. Smith, C. E. in charge of a C.P. R. survey party working on the Toronto- Sudbury line, returned to Barrie on Thurs- day evening. He was accompanied by Messrs. Abbott True, C. Reinhardt, E G. Mathieson and J. Franklin Robinson. The party commenced several weeks `ago at Sud- bury and completed the nal survey as far as French River, which was the only section of the proposed line unnished, Mr. Smith | and his assistants since their arrival in town have been engaged preparing plans as a re- sult of their survey, and these will be sent forward for approval and registration. Un- less some ohan as are made in the route a submitted, the etails of the survey are now Icomplete, and the next move will be the, letting of contracts. Until this latter step} |is taken, an anxious public will not know whether the proposed line will become a reality or not. We give this ne watch, chain and chm-m.fo`rsellingtwo dox. Lnvn Conn Burrows. at ten cts. each. Sendyour ad- 8_heButtonI,post Lin.` Nomon :- quired. Sell the ut- topl among. your efnends, return the dreuandwefotwartf em and our Prem um _ \ 'd;e is improving very nicely from her recent illness. -1- . 1 n ,,,I I __.___-; L.___ ___;____`__g Nantyr. Advance Correspondence, v V 1 dos. I ed-_ dress and wefonntd` 1 CH3 Ribnnn rennin-:A I friends, , money. and v9 send ;_ the watch. prepaid. Aghunine Ameriecan In . gmnnt , foufcwhonx-(work. Rention this vane: i Our Stock of Scribblers and Exercise Books Cannot be Equalled for Value. All Sizes in Dierent Bindings of the new Presbyterian Book of Praise with or without Music. To clear Out, wlllo sol! Balance of Baby Car- :-lagos atcosi Price. sOOTT's BOOKSTORE, BARBIE. SCOTT S V Bade of open hearth. co : [ran-wul Ian. a. me-umo wx 348. lolollontort sold to Jun. m. 1: > .:!)-'_.._Jis.._4__.._.._ -- _ I . r-~%-- --v-- -v ---v --v -1 emu lllstntedia Id nl tr Waco ti Imttorm prvg X ughonC|I(:nM(1 aandtlI!1l3I`J1x11.1g:1nSntm.n3a .- _ _ ..-v-. v... -.-v__.v~' - The infant child }{{i`ZL{;a Mrs. Thoa. Webb died on Monday of last; week. I-.-. __-_ __ I,,AA su:.vaa"m:oXr;; . . . . . . . _ . . . v - u n c - v vuuuvll . 5%! ` GOLD MEDAL_s_ and C DIPLOMA!-World'n Colun ` bian `Expoutnon. Chicago. 1%. u|nua sax GOL B_rUI":-5Xe'.;: "n"dvbip'Io' `aha .-c" 'u'. M` 'w' 'w' inter Fain` `II \IE IIERAI` I...:___A_,e_n Q ... .000 AWARD:-'Chattaho;>":_l'Iic ' T bus. G;.. 1888. . I-IIGI:-`lE'sT. 'A6l`;RDS -8' :1": Mechanical Association. 34:3:----._ .--- '.--.-.-... ----cu-`v. 09"! I-lied :58; `An\:IdA` 1.! I13;-I-`-Vl~e.s1orn fair Association. COMPLETE STOCK or SCHOOL aooxs AND SUPPLIES. %Bepaits_Ajft1;j%0| llHmemton anges Flll`|SQBd Free. dawn wva vu- Rev. H.` A. Fish, of Hawkstone will preach in the Methodist church next; Sun- day, 23rd inst. Mrs. James Pirie returned home from Se- bright on Saturday, where she had been on 8 visit to friends. u was I ,l 'I'I___-!I;__- _ ___ "W" ---~v-- --spviluun, new HIGHEST AWARDS--Nebraska A: l\IDl Ann; Al_l - .--v v ruvvlin |lG*'l`UI 6|;LOMA-Alabama Ag ! : LQGCALAA4-L2- ll-n _,. - ' WROUOHT IRON ..._A-a 1 an; c._ -Industria'l, Exposition, `H ~q`h&"l;"%ha,n`u ` cam, In 11:35:: vv an uv-u.v- - Mr. Edward Fisher.` of Hamilton, was visitin his brother, Mr. Thomas Fisher,.for a. few aye last week. 1 I, 11 In `n 1!..- L_:.....l.. ...-..