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AS COUN 1Y COUNCILLOR FOR. DIVISION-No. 1. T in Boaankds new block. opp. BIf'l iO Hotel. %:;a;aa;g"aam.s __ BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. := """ ":E:J"' STKAYED ON Owner can "have same b d , lint-in 9 nvndnngn I17 . T!-IE PRE- of the undersigned on Fri dav. Novem- roving DYA I! DID We show an elegant assortment of Ap- propriate Articles at %1ppro- rlate Prlceu S--Silver ounted azors, Shaving Cups, Razor Straps, Brushes. Hat Marks. Walking `Canes. Cigar Cases, Pipes. Ci arette and To- bacco Boxes, SIiVCl' ocket Knives. (`inns (`:10-I-AI-Q Mn!-pk nnvnu nlrn ah- U3 Cigar THE ELECTORS OF COUNTY CO_Ul:I_- Cit. n:v:u:nn NA K an-can-:n:nm blqg nn.n.l.~.-u. ., AN'!`ED.-Ai ood General Servant. at once. , Apply MRS. ANSI'1`TART. Bayeld Street, I`. _ . ...- J `a... ` CAMPBELL--ln Toronto, on Dec. 26th. 1898, Mr. Robelt Campbell. of Allandale, aged 68 years. SPRINVI`--On Dec. 18th, 1898, Rosella Martin. be- loved wife of Mr. Isaac Spring. jr.. aged 37 years. 3 months and 18 days. T HOM PSON-~On Dec. 25th. 1898. Mr. George Thompson, Allandale, formerly of Holly. aged 44 years. WlLLlAMSON-At Jafratfs Corners, Dec. 15th, 1898, Mrs. Williamson. aged 64 )ears. VI TUE -I` nvuccu C rtmw Anvnnnsnmnnrs.` : POLLING JANUARY 2. I809. so-52-p The Jeweler, 86 Dunlop gtjeet. _ afe respectfully solicited for DOXC5p DIIVCF TUCKCC IXUIVES. Cutters. Match Boxes, eu:., etc., '1"'A_j|__oR I N_ G`. TO BE LET. .-c_u- __.I n-......-,u nsgsuhei .ss;; We give our attention to Tailoring only and that done well for we know how to do it as it should be . one -Our goods are absolutelw depend- able. When looking for ne _ dress . well-tauored Clotlung cal and see ran nrrnansrs or BARRIB. `nu: counrv or `smear: Ann nu: `DOMINION .02 CANADA oun cmmgxon. EBARRIE, COUNTY or ESIMCOE, ONTARIO, DECEMBEE 29, 138? V 5|-sup st-I-9" I-K3 ` Tenders will ceived for the followin Mlvupplios for the Court Ho . Gaol, surrogate CO 30a Registry Oi.-c. for e year 1899: - l`__| . ,,,L 4...! ._-..I.. nauun nnn. Mayor--8 A" Mllligan, H 8: Ruby, A Jaokoll and J B Harrell. Connoil*ora-F. Cook. H 8 Bubv. N Mocorvie, W Peters, A A -Osborne, A Jaokell, John Lethorby, Mayor--John Chamberlain, F. W. Church- ili, John Netaleton. E. Stewart, G. W. Bruce, Henry Foreman, W. A. Ho 3. Councillora-Ja.meI Guilfoylc, H. Y. Ta: or, H. Lamont, W. Carmichael. F* W. Church- ill. 0. E. Sbcphom. F. Byron, D. Wilson, Elhomaa John, Goo. Moborl , George Hen- denon, Dcvid Williams. E. . Hodguon. W. C. _ ' _ ' Mayors-'.l` Hvshepglmrd (present M5 or). W M Harvey. Dr."-McLean, E A Don rule and C Moore. - Councillors-'-Maura. H Boyer. N B. Irish, W J Hickey, E A Doo-' lime, '1` B Miller. J B Tudhope; S. Bldok, T B McKay. Albert Kerr. 8 R Kean, J R Eaton, `J P Sooord, P Ooee, J J Hsyeley, E Moore, R H `Vick, .l?'Venner, J Mc Coah,- nn "At amt: uuavsv, a.u 4 {Br -McLean. JV IU \iIIIIlU IIIIIIHUCI IUI lIIU' JUWHIIIIP VI. Inniel to have a warm municipal campaign. The Council was returned or elected from I... _--I_..._-!-_ IIVL _ _ . . .__ L II`! \I.UIlUII V` T I VIIIII IIV\I Ill CIVUPUIL II VIII year to year by acclamation. There are candidates in galore this year. and at the nominations on Monday in Churchill the following gentlemen were put in the eld to decide who l will compoae the Council of a Reeve and four Councillors :- I\ ,1 __.!_I- ll _l1-_,I,-,__ II . _ _ . -_ II? C. V:\f:Plaxton-W. Lawlor and B. W. WARD 6. T Jno. Pea.cock-Wm. Armstrong and Jonhi Page. . - `Neil Wilkinuon-W. P. Soulea and K.- Mc- Lenna.n.~ - i Jno. 'Brun`ton-Wm. Freak and F. Mo- "`SCHO0L TRUSTEES. 1 warm 1. Jan. Ball-R, J Love and VW. C. McLean. `Wm Freek.--E. T. '1'yrer and Jan. Marshall. ' `WARD 2. - ; F. M.'Montgomery-G. A. Radenhurst and Thos. Pearcey. ` 3 R. A. Tbomas-Dr. Wells and `W. Sarjeant. H .. I ucs I: try \llIl\.'L', IOT Cordwood~ 4 feet, 150 cards. or any less Coal-- 5o tons. or any Beef without bone. an c yuan navy " ~ ech and maple. 8aWd W33 ntity. . quantity. Bleaf with bone: Pork. Bread. Oatmeal. Syrup, C Oil. P0t8t05v B."." Pot Barle). Salt and Soap. "I`.....l..._., L- _L_L- ,_...-_.. - -.....I Jan nnnntl, nnr B. W. Rnineha.rt-W. 0. Andrew and S. Caldwell. 71' III lI1L_l___ T A Il'__f-_-.. -___l Ti A CI `I `III: E. '17 Whsley-J. A. MaoLmn and_R. A. Thomas. Walter Kelcey-W:~l7%nsL and Wm. Arm- strong. . . T . Those marked * have retired." "6:;l1cillora_-W. R. Coleman, H. Groae,| R. Hill, Allan Thompson, Wm. Jack. Wm. fsutherland, David McCullough, Wm. Chap- m. T `V Ilfu 150 JIVIIISKII XIIIL \JIlK.UI R. 1-'owell--R. A. Dutton and B. M. Shep- -hard. Jno.lI_l-Iood--D. C. Murchison and B. Dev- tn. . ` ' Davi Bunke1`-W. Sarjeant; and Tl_1os. Mc- ee. \Jc\Il `V I Q! RIIVAWI [VII $II\I Info VV 0 Rhineheart. L. Bxenuan-P.' J. Gill and W. A. Ander- V. 'I'%hi;eheart. Fred Wa.rren-Geo. Reedv and Thou Duff. `S Dyment--M. Webb and Thou. Dul __._.A A IIDJLUVI-I - V V 5 JJWVV IVE TII\ul I In V V O WARD 3. C. A. Perkins-C. W. Plaxton and George Reedv . *R. A. Douglaa-Thos. Milbee and J. H. Bennett. *A. C. Garden-VTSj .V/tlrryhnd Geo. Parka. i W. O;'Andrew--A. S. Redditt and R. Pow- J. H. Bennept-Geo. MReAd) and Jno. Oms- b y. M. J. Frawley-Get Reedy and C. W. Plaxton. W. A Boya-R. Powell and G A. Ra.den- hurat; A *H. Ellis--L. E. Lane and Jno. Hood. warm 4. Th.os. Johnson G. R. Ford and W. A. Pae. Walter Urry-Ja.a. Dougall ` and Chas. _TI\'I DH A us uni IC) . sll aulu Qkilpu Tenders to state rices p ord. tier pounds P97 ton, etc.. in the usua way. ` All rt~-_.u-__ - , L- _.u___--.: .- - ....A-..}amul and U IJIIO Hull? UV Illa. E5991 KIIIL J." I 319' *Ardagh Cundle-Wm Rusk and W. 0. Mc- I can 1 I\UBlo .*E: T. Tyrer-G. A. Radenhurst and F. M. 1' M nu I-ovnnnnnuv I2; -1: .I. lVt?\.lo J-In Lvliuvulallunuu way: as can Montgomery. - P. `Love-E. Seviginy and Thoa Pearcy. "C.-f P. White -'1`hns. Milbee and Jun. Cross. `R . {`&l.l_Douglas-D. C._ Murchison and H. |*Geo. Hogg-W. A:"Arv:;ie1-ton and B. W. n,k;nnhnn In LUCUVU DIIII IVIII \JVIlI.lUIIIUIU 5'1 Reeve-Roderiok MoConkey, George W. Webb, ~ l`nnnnn:p\h- W D l'V..I-...--. `U ls'r DEPUTY nnnvn. s. Caldwell-S. Wesley and R. A .Douglaa. `Philip Love--E. T. Tyer and Robt. Black. I\_-- _______. ___--._ qall-`W. C. McLean and R J; Love. F. H. 11%.` ye:---Wm. Freak and 1 . Love. Wi`|`liam'aon-E D. Brown and Ali. L`! -III I-ISUVVII $50`. `Q00 Wm. Hubbert-Mea.fox7d Webb a.nd`H. Ellis. - WARD 2. _ J. Rogera-F. M. Montgomery and C. H. D-.- .`The nominations in Barrie on Monday `I morning were largely attended Clerk 4 Donnells announcement that Mavor Wells | was re-elected by aeolamation was received 1 -with loud applause. A similar announoe- . menu r_e Reeve McLean was also received : with enthusiasm. The various candidates i who had not withdrawn at the close of the 1 nominations were as follows :- 1 . Muon. _. SJM. Wells-S. Dvment and Jan. Croag. nnnvx. T W, C. MoLean-Wm. Armstrong and R. A. Thomas. sun, GIL. III ("C uliuill Wily ,' ` All Tenders to be addressed to understand and to be received on or befotc the act f J33"5'0 ex 2ND DEPUTY mm-vs W. Sou1ea-W. C. McLean and S. Wea- ? ey ~ . , ` _ . *R. E. WiIliamson-W. Marshall and Jim. 1! ,II The ontest is %In_temsting and the 1 ; ' Result very Uncertain. "Municipal Nominations Throughout the County. .mNIsrn., - It in quite unusual. for the Township of nninl tn hnun 1: warns nvnnnininn` nnmnninn Mayo:--'.l` H - Shea | IA unnniv I . Iii." II II` Ellis. i3'u11'.' COUNCILLOB8-WARD 1. SIMPSON-4In Elmvale, twin boys to Mr. and Mn. |. T. Simpson. ' ";ARDNER-I West Gwillimbury o S d ` Dec. .3, ml wife of Mr. wi11ie'G.'dae`.5;"oay. nnn, ' * - OOLLING WOOD. mummy. watch 4. WARD 5. WARD 6. WARD 3. WARD 5. -Overcoat: end Suite. F. V 'There is {lot money beleg saved by those wise enought attend. the big sale of the Montreal stock. selling at the euh Tweede. Fleunele, Bl Table. Linens, M`e.u e\ uglit at 600. on the 8, re. Jacket Clothe, d Boys Whteu, 4 .=Gente Fnrn'ieh- inge, etc., all at our Irwin I. in B._ Hin `I eta, Undergolothina. price Ms J. 057 _ The Council waoT;i;:ted by ucolamation thereforeae County-will have to pay the iaxpenees at. the election for County Council- ou. ` COULTER-LEWlS--On Dec. 28th. 1898, at the residence of the brIde's pannts. by Rrv. M. L. Pearson. Mr W. J. Coulter. of Inmsl, to Ethel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis, High street. Barrie. WICE CARLEY-At the residence of the bride's father. Geo. H. Carley. '1 ollendal, Dec. 2:. 1898, by Rev S. Sheldon. Miss Mary Myrtle Carley LoAlfred B. Wicc. of Barrie. A large crowd attended the nominations at Midhurst for Vespra Township; the meeting was a lively one because of enthusi- astic speeches by county and -township can- didates. The following candidates were nominated.-. Reeve-W. 0. Richardson (ac- clamation). (}ouncillors-D. Wood, Alex Primrose. Mineeing; D. Garvin, A. Find- lay, Midhurst ; James Lewis, Grenfel ; Jos Caldwell. Crown Hill. Mr Primrose vigor- ously attacked the salaries paid to township oicials. Reeve Richardson, however, thinks that his municent salary of $62 for 12598 does not indicate any extravagance, The race between Messrs Primrose and Wood will be a warm one. lountvj Council candidates Quinlan, Sanders and Coutts de- livered campaign speeches. Mr Quinlan dealt extensively with the it` of county nances, which had found ts way during the two years into County Councillors T kets for committee work and sessional al- owance. `He also criticised the House of Refuge. expenditures. . Mr. Ooutts urged that he (Coutts) would {be a better man than- Quinlan Mr `San rs introduced himself quietly, and said if s could at a sprinkl- ing (say `one-third) (of the. sspra vote he woiildbeallright. , ` - . V . The municipal nominations of Essa for 1899 was held at Elmgrove Orange Hall. R. T ` Ranting. Clerk, in the chair. The re- tiring Council were all re elected. Mr. Hul- burt was nominated for Reove. but resigned after making a very nice speech, congratu- lating the Council _on their economy and frugal management of the township s nan- css during the present year Mr Bell, Reeve, reelected, addressed the meeting, and made a very satisfactory statement of the year s proceedings. showing a balance to the credit of the municipality of $2300. ` His speech was received with much applause. Each of the Councillors followed in very satisfactory and eloquent speeches, thank- ing the ratepayers for the confidence reposed in them. The general feeling of the meet- ing was that the present was one of Essa s best Councils for years At the close of` the proceedings the Clerk asked the Reeve to preside, as County Council candidates were about to address the meeting, he not wish-- ing to be mixed up with County matters." TECUMSETH. Reeve--James Banting. Councillors-R Elllison, J Robinson. George Hayes, Wm. Lily. Reeve-WilliaJmJ(I-Jlhrnzrnolfl. Councillors- Levi Metcalf,'Wi||ia.m Anderson. John An- derson, John Wilaon--all by aoclamation. BRADFORD. Reeve-Wm Campbell, 1` S Graham, J J Bemrose and J S Boddv. Councillors- :John Broomhead, S Oldham. S Ce:-swell. Dr Clement. Wm. Thompson. B Parker, Jun Drifll, E Garrett, W Davey, Geo Oszilvle, A E Scanlon, John Elliott and John Curry. ALLISTON. 'Ma'yor ~Dr McCullough. Dr. Sutherland. BEETON. Reeve-G. T. Somera. by acclamation. Reeve - W T Stewart (aoclamation). Councillors-C J Picotbe, '1` J Simpson, J no Anderson, Napoleon Bellconrb. H Todd, J Rabitaille. . Reve-Amoa Trnin.:Alex Spears. Coun-N oillora-Jaa Welsh, John Anderson. Jan.` l'|-....I..I8... 1-]... 'l'8II:......-. ('3... T\._...... 117` `E335',}`iJa?.',3o1{.'. "1'.`iii ac'."p`I"ee`3I' `13'I?`3`Zy,"w'v".' A. Ritchie. . UIVIIIU, \J_|IIllQIII LIIIGVV GIIVJ LVICCWUIII l Dr. Hunt. on; of the candidates for the County Council for Division No. 6. addres- sed the electors who were assembled at the Sunnidate nomination in New Lowell. Dur ing the course of his remarks he went thoroughly into the assessment system`, and -showed that Vespra and Sunnidale were as- . sessed too high as compared with Flos He also said that Sunnidale contributed ve | times as much to the County funds as Stav- lner and should have a representative. He also referred to the regulations governing the Poor House, which, he said, were made to favor the towns at the expense of the town ' g ships. If elected he promised to look into this `matter and endeavor to have it changed. He also expressed himself as a strong he- liever in making the public schools as ef cient as possible, and would do all in his power to prevent any clique from abolishing the Continuation Classes. The inspectorate of South Simcoe received in the neighbor- hood af $1200 in government grants. tor con- tinuation last, year. Why not North Sim- coe receive the same if encouragement were `given the teachers and trustees He said lhe wished to make those promises because, if elected, he could say I came here pledged to certain things and I must full my pledges. He said that although he was a member of the Independent Order of Fores- ters, in good standing, yet he did not appeal to the sensible electors on those grounds. This was a matter of business not sentiment, and if he had not the necessary integrity and ability to represent them, the fact of belonging to anv society would be of no avail at. the County Council Board . ,He, closed by asking the support of the electors on the grounds which he had clearly enun- ciated without any sentiment or sympathy, as this was a matter of business and nothing I IIIOPO. SUNNIDALE. Reevd-Robert Oliver . (aoclamation). CouncilIors--Martin, Main, Matthews, Som- `er\2lle,uCnlhsm, Shaw and Maxwell. um. Anna on` 6&1. an-ut`:l'nAn `Ah tkgl Reev'e`--Archie Currie. Nail McEachern. |Councillors-John Shields, J L Sinclair, John Hamilton. N Veitch, W`Leach, N Mc- |Arthnr, Duncan Currie. ` ` ` W E i?_g'eato_n, R Murphy, E Leshgrly, H E - Maoartney, W Mcclinchy. John Stanly. Thoa Chew, M Moses, R Stephens, F W n SOh;E:.-!.{S-In Sta ner. on Wednesday. Dec. Vaxsvt, :1 daughter to r. and Mrs. B. W. Somers. mnnonm. _ Reeve-P J Frawley. M1-Lwalker. NUITAWASAGA. TOTTEN HAM . ww--ur ..--- -._.. -._-__ --The Annual Christmas tree in the Bap- tist Church was stripped of its valuable treasures on Monday night. Every child was remembered and Santa Claus came a seoondtime with a load of candies for the little folk. The children thouyit that con- sidering the number `of chimneys Santa. had come through he looked remarkably well. 'T_wo special gifts were a, handsome tummy to, Miss Crispin bv the"pasto_r, Mr; Sheldon. in recognition of her services as organist; and a present to Mr Sheldon from `the school. Part of the entertainment con- si'st.ed':of'.a review of the Aquartei- s. lessons, etivrelvefohildren having been selected to give- an-VII`-1'uu V. -'l`here was a livelyxime in S. S. No. 7, Oro schoolhouse last Thursday afternoon. It was the occasion of the closing exercises for the term. The time was mostly taken up. however by the teacher in giving the trustees, with_ whom he had not got along in a manner satisfactory to himself, a fare- well drubbing. I am here for a ght, bring out your bullets if you have any, is I -said to have been one of his remarks It was only the better sense of the trustees, all of whnmwerepresent, that prevented a hot scrap then and there. I - A_'_.._I 1\|._3._;.._-_ L__- 1.. LL. 1).. --Un Christmas Day the services at Christ I church were well attended. ` The singing by the choir under Mr. W. E. Foster s manage- ment was excellent. The Rev. F. V. C. Cloak preached his farewell sermon. On Sunday next (D.V.) the Rev. Walter Witten will preach morning and evening. It was a cause of regret last summer that owing to ill-health Mr. Witten could not then remain, but he feels now" so much better that he hopes to bring his wife and family and settle in our midst I . -Last Saturday eveyxng as Mr M. Stritch,` Owen street, was crossing Bayeld street, near Collier, a countryman driving a team of horses `ran `over him. One of the horses tramped on and cut his face so badly that several stitches were, required. The old `gentleman was picked up and taken home where he was at once cared for. He was unconscious for several hours and his recovery is doubtful. The driver stopped not and showed his lame quantity of in- humanity toymangbv driving on at full speed. -Two Christmas` trees laden with pres~ enta were stripped of their loads on Monday night in the S. A. Barracks. Many little eyes brightened as the gifts came their wav. Ensign and Mrs. Atwell had trained the children into excellent delivery of their various pieces. The barracks was crowded. --Mr. Joseph Whitesides says `his remarks at. Alliston were incorrectly reported in last week s ADVANCE He says his words were, I received $480 out of the $1.1 95, and sea- sional allowance besides. -The following boys and girls have been awarded hooks bv the Methodist Missionary Society for collecting funds for missions :- Selby Smith, Thos. Greensides (now of Thornton), Edith Uodds, Edith Edwards, Esther Rodgers, Reggie Hardman (now of London), Kane Sanders, Harry Morten, Edgar Smith and Harold McNa.b. `CUI;ININGHAM--RAYNER--On Decmber 28th. :Ro8 at the res dence of the bride : nan -ante M.- -The attendance at the Christmas tree entertainment at the Congregational church last Wednesday evening overcrowded the lecture room, some forty or fty persons having to stand. Never before did so many attend such an entertainment there Two Xmas trees were burdened with presents, so that nearly everybody got something. The program included a whistling chorus, dia- logues, recitations, readings; congregational. chorus and solo singing. Mr. Scott acted Santa Ulaus. . Walt for wonde rzains at our annual January sale as. Valr at Go. u-'-'l`he Orillia waterworks" ahd electriclight account shows that it onlvcoats the town $37 per annum per are light for street; lighting. and $20 per hydrant for water for re pur- posgs I The best Kid GI . in town at Geo. Reedym. - Mr. James -Ball.k;1.1.;`)enfeldt, has a lilac bush in his garden on which the buds are bursting in growth. The East End is certainly a sunny place and wicbal a. pleas- ant place to live in. --At 3 meeting of the Trustee Board of the Elizabeth street Methodist` Church, it was decided to ascertain what it will cost to rebuild the church before finally deciding not to erect a. new building. A; -1 r .1 'I'\IIl -At a special meeting of the Public School Board last Wednesday evening, Miss Hutchinson, of Shanty Bay, was engaged at $27 50 a mbnth to teach Miss Dickson's room in the South Ward School for six months. hiZl1a?7I("7,(I;ossW'l`Zeas-, Chase c Sanbor-n99 Seal Brand Coffee: at B0'l`HWEl.l. S. -In Collier street Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening Rev M. L. Pearson's subject wi_ll be _New Year s Motto, as illustrated by Sheldon s Works -A'vi3ry large qZuanti"tviv<(>-f- iiei ;i_r;aias- ed fowl was distributed among the needy on Christmas eve. The inmates of the gaol were given beef this year for Christmas din- ner. lI1l,_l'\,9III, . u n '1 I . - so - ".:.e"."{.&1$1iZ'}}.eZ:'a}; Vin] 1; $1.1 in the ' Town Hall on Saturday evening to give municipal candidates an opportunity to ad- dress the eiectors. --Crystal Rink wa well patronized on Monday. Carters had an enjoyable match intheir rink in the afternoon. The ice was in good condition. ' MCDONALD--PEARSON--In Barrie, on Dec. 27. hv Rev. 1. T Cnchrann. Mr. Inhn Mcnnnald tn -The Bay was frozen over on Monday for the first time this season, and was dulv observed by an adventurous skater breaking vthrouah the ice. He was rescued. N 0yi;ers. ffilnail; flscoes. Blmuer-9,`, etc., trash daily at BOTH- }wm.|.ss. \ I --Tlx regula; lirgeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held in their rooms on Thursday, January 901), at 3 p.m. nu l"1'l\1\ . 7 - --The C. P. R survey party returned from the north last week and will not aur- vev any more for th pres 1:. Prices lower Ih r afonr great January Sale. Jan. Ir & Co. -Happy New Year. . ` A Best and cheapo: I-wean-In town at Geo. Reedyh. ` V P -Au excellent New ear : aift--Tn1-1 An- vAN(_:E_ for one year. I'll . I D I 199 pa nun iv Hany%B.aada.b1a Paragraphs of " Local Interest. [The Latest News 4 Briefly Told. Hand .~ `silk Ltueo..$!l::. ` b. hp` r Five Shorthorn B '1 hi I`! b k I . from 9 months to 14 months old : registered ; priz inners at Barrie Fair, 1898. E . M. ` RNICA. Proprietor. 52-3-p an Painswick P.O. u`I``\:;r`;' WmI:e3`ini-in`; begins at ' 8 p.m. The choir of each church will be hlditjeaponsible for the singing. Offerings will be taken in `behalf of the Children : Aid Socioty of the _town. _ ` 1 . \ UIIIIUUO To Sr. IV.-Norma.n Rogers, Jno. Dodd. Edith Dodds, Clarence Griffiths, Mabel Vair. A 1.'A".-1;. `ts in town at ..-.-.-._...o. ----.~..... ! Installation of Masonic Officers. I The Festival of St. John, the Evangelist. Cheapest Han` . Geo: RC9dy,o was duly observed on Tuesday night by Corinthian ,`Lodge A.F. & A M., in the in- stallation of the following oicers by R W. Bro. D F Macwatt :--Alex. Cowan, W M.; F. N. Warren. I P.M.;J L. Barnum, S.W.; J H Willis, J.W.: W. Bro. John Rogerson, Treasurer; Alf. Wilkes, Secretary; Rev. `W. S. Westnev. Chaplain ; J . Currie Smith, S.D.;. G. A Radeuhurst, J.D ; Lemuel Lit- tle, S.S : H D Jamieson, J.S ; Geo. Reedy, Or anist ; E. T. Tyrer, Dir of Ceremonies; J. rank Jackson, I G ;R. King. jr., Tyler. At the close of installation ceremonies the brethren repaired to the banquet hall. where a substantial supper was partaken of. The usual toasts to the `Queen and Craft. etc..` were proposed and responded to in happy sty e. I.UUVo R. I JJUIJLIII-IL UV AVQUIIO f Friday, Presbyterian church}; Rev. A. G. Hudson to preach; - mutant! I1-|nnt:nn `\An:I(n ab-"Q in nu IIIL- I At the last meeting of the Ministerial Aa- eocietion in was decided to observe the week at prayer by the holding of union prayer meetings as follows :- Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, Congregational church. Rev. D. D. McLeod to preach. `VAR:-uhcnllno Rnnffd nlnu-nl-n Dart I] I` `'77- `I. III ULVIJVUQ III} PICCVIIO Wednesday, Baptiet church, Rev. M. L. I Pearson to preach. 'FI-nap-II an [`.n":nunbt-nab Mn! haul:-L l`|L...`.-I. I VCIIIIC i ` u i.?i:t;'r.;du;.'y1:Collieratreet Methodist Church, 3 Rev. A. M. Lennox to preach. '1`.-3.1.. `DI-anhntenu-I'nn nhnrnlu "D-up A (V (Jo IQIIQVV , \l u LVJLUUIJUKII Tn Jr. IV. -Arthur Pae, Aubrey Mitchell. Albert Mabey, Ida Pae, Archie McLeod, Florence Nelles, Arthur Monkman, Stephen Vair, Gertie Willette, Jessie J ob, Jessie Smith. If` (I `'17 AT ,,,,, ,,, 1` . .,,,,, 7 'U\ `I I I-JUQLKIQ `I393 IJKILIIJICI. IJGIIW \JIIll.\J\luo To Sr. II -Bessie Cunningham, Maud Fletcher, Edith McDonald, Eddie Hanmer, Jennie Kino, Mamie Robinson. Mary Bu- chanan. Lilv McAfee, Alf. Sweeny, Frank Longhurst, Fred. Allward. Gertie Horseld, M Edna Anderton, Sadie Ellis. "In. T. TTT 1 H2... D ...L.._L'.....J A .....L_ lflllllll LlLl\lCl Il\JLI, KIWMIIC LIIIIDO , To Jr. III.--()live Rutherford, Archie i Burton, Jessie Vair, Etta Campbell, Mary } Wooding, Victor Nash, Roy Grant. Emiel 1 Welte. 1-1-1 1' n 11. A 1'\IO 1 VV 6| UC- \ To Sr. II1.-L. Andrton. A. Perkins, ; W. Dodds, E Edwards, T. Heard, B. Lott. ` Z. Shaw, G. Mitchell. 1 TIL. Y- TTT A_sL.-.. 1).... A ..L......1l :a.-I.-Il win be "i`.c)"\;'N--H " Zuliarrie. on WEDNESDAY. JAN. 18 . 1899. A D n..- ..':-In:-Ir n In AJIIIFVIJ, Lllvlllv L I10 To Sen 2ud--Jessie Hunter, Sara. Aber- nethv. Vera Lloyd. To Jr II-Percy Graham, Fred. Foster, ; Maggie Henry. Gurnev Horn. Evelyn Snead, Henry Burridue. Florence Welte, Ella Cole- ` man, Aiex Vair, Frank Rayner, Birdie i Barr, Maggie Salter, Geo. Traviss, Geo. 1 Heard. Jack Ha.`1)1me_r, Belle (_}lidd_on. H1- 0.. TI" fV-._..-_._L_.._ `|l_.._! ` uvuul ul 1., V IUUKIL Am A. Illlllrlo-` L'|.(l|.InlG4l.1l55Ollu 1.--ug, 1.1. LIIUILIPDUIJ, LVJ. \.Il.u-J, 1'4. JulllU|aIa- To Sen lst-Wm Mcbonagh, P. Sarjeant, W. Fefrguson. A. Caldwell, A. Weaymouth, R Hunter, F. Samders, N. Reid, R. Sewry. E. Love. E. Graham, A. McKenzie, P. Simp- son, E- Staley. Names in order of merit. To Sr. I --Percy Armstrong. Percy Car- son, Dick Pae, Maud Lee, Roy Andrew, Edith Hodgins, Oiive Pratt, Ivan Brown. Russell Corbett, Archie Phillips, Gladys Beecroft, Victoria Phillips. Frankie Haggart. Tn Jr IT_parnw (lira horn I4`rn.-I wnafnv _........,, ..._.-v. win-I um vvn -'l'he Toronto Star of last Wednesday has the following item :--``The export: ship- ed to-day included $3,500 worth of eggs, $4,000 worth of cattle, $1,000 worth, of sheep, and $7,000 worth of wheat. The wheat and eggs are from Barrie. The follnwing pupils will be 'promoted at the beginning of the new year. Name: not in order ot merit -- To Sen. 4th.-G. Morgan, W. Carmichael, U. Dodds. 1.! T7 In 1 A 71- o r. v ;y;. LA\,`|]\,u. by \Jnu\-ulcul, Q. IJI`oVUl.lBUl.l- To Jun. 3rd.-J. McIntosh. C Brownlee, J. Kennedv, N. Goodall, G. Dudley, A. Blow, A Cooper, R. Nixon, 0. `Phillips, B. Conron, G Graham, L. Gallagher. 'D 'l`n Qnn 0.-..-`l f` 'I"|.~.A.~u... 1,l.........l I l a. lmef review of each lesson. They and also the `wee dots who recited, merited the loud applause they received. | \t 1 -1. -l'_' J-\Iercha.uts report 8. very satisfactory Christmas trade. See particulars n V I: of our an- nual January Sale. __ . Valr 6: Co. ' l.YON--POWELL-At the Manse, Barie bv Rev. W. R. Mp-Intosh, B; D..`Wednesday. bee. azst. James Lyon to Luella. Powell. all of Innisl. To Jun. 4ch--V. Reed, A. Haines, B.` Metcalf, P. Ball, E. Brown. E. Otton, A. Crease, R. Tyrer, C. Culverwell. L. Wil- liams, H Lount. Z. Bond, M. Nixon, I. Plaxton. C. Shepard. Fl`. 0... 0-. I)l._I__1__ `II rl'1sn9,,,_ \.J U u s V (I, \)I \llI-Illbilll, 14- \JullW ll 5 VIC To Sen 2nrl.-C. Thomas. R. Manuel, L. Reid. E. Barrand. A Manuel, J. Fleming, E. McCullough, G. Sidsworth. A. Bidwell, F. Aiuley, L. McDonagh, E. Smith, S. Rhyndreas. S. Howard. VIVA Tau-\ 0..,I U` `D.....J..._ D `l)..__.._ A LUII , nut vvilg kin LLU 7! ml us To Jun. 2nd --E. Braden, R. Brown, A. Leighton, H. Payne, A Lower, V. Mclnnia, A. McAl1ister, W. Hawkes, M. Davey, A. ` Lang, E. Thompson, M. Gray, E. Elliott. rpn Qnn lofT`K7vn Mn1Innnnk D Q..-.'......a To Jun. 4th--t{m:h Wilson. To Sen. 3rd--Ernest Coles. To Jun. 3rd- Fanny McMullen, Bertha. Brown, Archie Pue 7- U-.. 0-..! 'I ._-..2- 1] . . _ . ._ C1__. AL__ .LI5lJ\uuu. \J- kiliv To Sen. 3r1.-7"Ij.'B1ake1y, M. Williams, M. Hughes, B Goodyear, G. Stevenson. Tn Tun 9...] T I/fnT..o-....l.. IV `D........-I.... The market last Thursday contained fullv 1.000 turkeys and geese besides ' other fowl. The average price received was 8c. per lb. for turkeysand 6c. for geese. Not nearly so many were oered on Saturday and price! were a cent per lb. higher. A large num- ber of fowl were purchased bv charitable lu- stitutions for distribution. Christmas beef was plentiful, the highest prices paid being $5 for front quarters and $6 for hind quar- ters. A large quantity of apples were sold at prices ranging from $1 50 per bbl for Snows to $2. 50 for Spies. The highest prices paid for grain were as follows :- W heat.68c.; pease, 65c.; oats, 28c.; barley, 650.; back- wheat, 480. There is not much sale for po- tatoes hence the price lingers at 40c. per bag. Hay is dull and sells from $5 to $6 per ton, Wood, $2. 75 to $3.25 per cord. A Corn for feed purposes can be purchased by farm- ers at 47c to 48c. per bushel ; chopped com .818 per ton ; bran. $14 to $15 per ton ; and shorts. $18 per ton. $i.o6WR ANNUM IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. Promotion Examinations. \\'ES'.l` 'AB.D SCHOOL. EAST \VARD SCHOOL. _ ____,_ -_ _.__..-. --v u-cc _ '..-.___.-_ - And wish to enter a Business` College W; has 73 per ca-sn.. ot In Graduateein good situations correspond with the Excelsior Business Dollago, Barrie. Documents on file to prove this statement. 2643' W. J. ROSS, Principal. Week of Prayer.` CENTRAL SCHOOL. THE MARKET. YOUR V01 As Councillor for . 3 Ward. Polling Day. Monday. anuary 2nd. 1-aumgns wnnrso. , __,_ F YOU ARP.;\*`. CONTEMPLATING w- ._.-_ _.v----- .."_. pens the door to waves for many M gnd Women each year. It offers a le ;1(:i`:l'cqui: ment, thorough work, a ntrongst and good re- sults. You may enter at any time. `Write for prospectu -1. _ _ ,.,w w. H. sHAw, pnmcumn, 1 invariably goes gothe ong ivith _b9st Brain-"loud. ; who has educa.t|on--auecna.l trauung. Why `not- qualify for one of the best places going`. You \ have the chance. The CENTRAL BUSINESS G0llEGE Toronto. Yongc and Gefrard Streets. V rEn%6nms.T wnrman 1 THE BEST J OBI AunuA'\m-zsrmo. J H AV Ln un nLu--nu 1 L` n I\-Uu_ uecemoet zdth. z8q8 at the res dence of the bnde's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Rayner. sr . Owen street, by Rev. E. I. Hart. of Toronto. Mr. Edwvn D; Cunning -. and Mrs. A Rayner. Owen Rev. E. 1. Hart. of Toronto, Mr. Edwyn D.- Cunning- ham, of " Hillmont." Penetanguishene road. to Miss Nellie Ray: er. :DONALD-PEARSON--In Barrie, by_ Rev. J. J Cochrane. Mr. John McDonald to Dy ncv. J. J uocnranc. LVII . J_unn mu Miss Isabella Pearson. both 01 Essa. x/on. xnvn. N;,;.- J "o`x.1: vt`. '333-11 ` I Suum. Wnsun, Pmpnetor. V TE FOR B. w nehart I I An School Trustee fow d N 5 SCOVBB.-.. IOVIOTOI Ijorsep, Wagons, uDdI'lQ.n-o IDIIIOIVC Tiwafc. c 0 0 o 1* 9 I "QDl'Du N EW AlIVElI'.I`ISElVlEN'l.`S. --~-.,- >7 .._.,..............__............~......_..._. bgjgneis Sale. 1 V ' H.` V I I ` I 1 3 Are resNully solicited for The Annual o::ting` of the -- I: A 1 ` Ii IIVXI _:__.-_ :nc:ludi-ng be t a Solid Br: rin. Phelpston. the Architects, .... pniknl {Ina-In : V . ratncr Licatlll D, I ' nun mos. Krzunniz co., Ban-ic,l BFII. Uriuvo `It At one o'clock. ;: m n-nun IL Al!` ing of :- n. UHOII. MARRIED. ----u iv-7 .. By drdor. D '1 ETSALE. l`-__. . ...-._ BORN. DIED. V; `I1 k. A ' 'p.:Es mR.s...a.,. Hggfab _INF'LUENCE '.,jl'__ CAME ONTO THE PRE- . R. Brown, Mill road. a. red Owner can have same ' g expenses. 52-a-p EIFFR ESTRA MISES of Mr. heifer. coming 2 years 0 by proving property and pa `_A 3.181; ;1fLIFE "Clerk. I V Di`: lab I c That Comfortable and Cqmmodioul Brick Resi- dence Von Blgkoqtreet. immedmtaly West of the Col- logigto Inltstute. known as Bouldc:-fol." haying hotur furnace and other modern conyenieneu. Ap- | plv to snwrav & ESTEN Burns .4: "Mr. and W. Loonutckclopperton ` street, `visited Trelntlvet in Sohoxqberg on Sunday audouda . - . V Mr. and _Mr`I; hula Holdaworth have gghymu holiva with V 7 Thou denirittginfor d Vocal Cultureveommencing ition in Singing an 1:" - in F orenco Y tCdo _ I 1899. may obtain terms. etc. ouug. "InlaOide, Deer mation concert-ring private Tu- by plyingto if 9 Un- 49-5:. HOUSE T0 LET.--x3.Chatlotte st_reet. nrooms: - furnace and all modern eonveuaenoeo: [onu- Iion given an Doccmbor mt. Apply to J EPH AND RTON. v - 46-tf. The E. pt. of Lot 26. 'n th d Co . f . acres. all cleared. with good ho|:'se(xo O _ frame barn mdzounwmhad. The W. ? Ih . pt. of Lots 27 and 28, in the t. qth Con. o Oro; zoo acres mo 1 ; acres cleared. with log hohsc :1: |;`r::o 5'.".`. ."..Z.'i orchard. . For further adutcxucltsa go. ` 44-49 4 On the uremiuec or Shantv-Bav P.o_ Barrie. comaini. ` one $5.00 and and two $3 00 he hnder will be rewarded Auvmxcu Ofce. 52-52-p _ OCKET B002 `ON SATURDAY, IN bills and some silver. on leaving the same at We takdpleaauro in recommenglin M3,. Fun. Bxooxs an a. com tent and relnabe Tuner and Re `tor. and way! :_'equ_esg our. trons to entruut to in work of thus dxucnptnon. espectfully yours. Gunman Harm-zwm. . Orders left for Tunipg at` 5: `Elizabeth Strcgt will receive cateful attention. ---- .....-n.un nnnnlli nu-I-' \ WI YBCUIVE Gitwlul as riisn an`onk"'L'"' BARBIE. um. smamc ANn_\rgcAL cununs. SUCCESSOR TO S.-B. WINDRUM. 31 King St. `ootL;`(oo ogoirs) Toronto. !_I_ Starling Silver and Plated Ware, Watches, 01eeks,Jew- elry, Blouse Sets, Belt Pins, Belts, Newest Designs. 4 Special Attention Given to Watch Repairing. TELEPHONE 2608 `a8-lv __.___._____________________________ TO THE ELECTORS 01" DIVISION 6, OF SIMCOE COUNTY CUUNCIL: Lamas AND Gnunnmau :-Your vote and inu- ence are respectfully solicited for - ` Ln E23135 AND GENTLBMEN :-Your vote and inu- ence are respectfully solicited for the re-election of FULL LINE OF I J 1 run _ n1..nbI`UKB' Ur UUUNTY UUUN- _ CIL Division No. 6. comprising the municipali- ties of Vezrra. Sunnidale. Stayner, Creemore and Polling Su iviaiond Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Nottawa.- saza : mun vans ` AND INHUENCE """"""""', "" "1 Will be held at-the Secretary`: Office on . Watlnasday, LJanuar'y 11th 1899. At-1.30 pan. V FRED MARR. Secretary. 5:-1. V1 as use nun: Ill IJIU LOWE I'll, IVIIQIIIIITI. 03 JANUARY 11TH, 1899, At I p. my GEORGE SNEATH. Secretary. '5:-1 :-: 'l'he Annuu. Meeting of the T Barrie Horticultural `Society `IQ Qfvfkn QAn-6n.n'- (`Egg -- H. M. |.0|JNT -.- V. ..~-V uuuvnunvu uu `I1IliV, IVOVBIIP 533' x898. have by report and. via: expenses. W. PA KER, ot :4 n. 5. espta; Mxdhunt 5:-x-p ` - THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Township of Vagpra Agricultural ' Soclaty. ~ Will be. held in the` Town Hall, Midhunt. N .'rAKT1"I'A'2'3" -I-cl-I-I-I-r A--- IANO _'1_.`UNING. f AN TED.-A at ' Farms foI_ria'Ia In Oro. on Thur ay. JnnuarYA5lI1'899o` : A: three in the a moon. on the premises. thcrejvill be offered for 341 en bloc. the bankrupt _Itock Of J. _A. Otton, Stove a Tit; Merchant.vBun. cons:-zj mar nl-' .._. FOR GENTLEM EN R A .'=3s>.us'<`==*s| A`: County Cov!anillor for the ensuing term. I Pollmg day. Monday, January 2. 1899. _ 5 bi"i "Qi1iiiI5."' As County Councillor fOI:.l|e years 189;. moo.` Polling day, Monday, January 2, 1899. 51-5: ` G99;rge j Raikes wont: SHEEP STRAYED on D msns the ....a...:......a .... I:-..:.a..... u....-..._ A. Macunmmi MERCHANT TAILOR. GARDNER-In West Gwillimbury. on Monday. Dec. xq. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gardner. THOM PSON---In Essa. on 14th inst., Mr. Thompson. father of Mr. George Thompson. Thornton, aged 68 years. 1`AllY1"II.`Y I 1,, '1` _ _ _ _ L _ __ I\_. _(;_l_ -13-!) IA-