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.bacc o, Boxes, Sulver We show an elegant assortment of Ap- propriate Articles at A pro- rlate Prices :-Silver' ounted azure, Shavin Cups, Razor Straps. Bqgushcs, Hat IV arks. Walking Canes, Cigar Cases, Pipes. _Ciarette and To-2 ocket `Knives. Cigar Cum-.1. Match Rnwae an AI:- wi1beh}1a.{ KEhNA`1\iZS\'7-ILLE on ~'I9w`An vjI:_n'r1_sz::ru:2\:-rs,. . The Jeweler, 86 Dunldp .:t:eet_. _l1'ymen`t,L 8uI*er.ld /00. A`tvt|'Ie hour of 1 o'_::loc`k' p m. . __,, __,,___4_j 4, -4`, , NOTICE. The Anriual Meeting of the L+A.iLoRING- { The ANN ITAL holders of the above co any takes place on ` EE'l`lNG of the Share- : p...,mm, 1399," wrung VTIIII I At one o'clock. 1: DD [TD Kl FOR SAC; II kit. can... - __ requested to attend. _ _O\'EP vi WRIGHT. Secretary. iVst;lV>li;l;.e:l*rx88o. VVe give our attention to Tailoring only and that done, well for we know how tn do `it as it should be - one Our goods are absoluteh .de'pend- ablv. A When looking for ne, dressy. well-tauored Clothing call and see te m` FRED MARR} Secretai-y. oniFJs'i'e'sa'6 7 ESE; J Apply 190. J'gE.PH ; ~ 1 _" . ,'!f`m_: .m'r1:_n3s`rs' Olf ~ 3421133. `rm : Acduxfrrvr or stucco: `gmn ran oonuudn or cxuum ova` cnmmon. `:52 -zip Barrie. Jan. 9th. 1999. A 3% COUNTY onfsxmcon, LONTARNIO. J.A\UARY :2, 1899. IIUIMIUF llgulv uvu Iva-u _ Cou'u`cill_or Boys moved that. perufiuion lbe given 5l:hVeVbo`nd to take $80,062 59 out of conrb.tha.-rema.inder $1010.43 {,0 be `returned to how to svn.. in. consideration of the `Town ma .Co`mpn`uy _ ,or` `bond horde;-3 .waiviuafg'?as1lrgiyiiguicinher may hgve again; ;'%."`.1 1" -1"":"'i` "'.'9-E` the 'otb.'r; = fan: :11 *aou;g m,`b1.~ who Councillor. Boys ssiii that as for as the Waterworks Comosny is concerned, it is a dead matter He thought it was a pity that the bond holders hsdnot been notied. In therst place we are entitled to $4.` 51 30 ~ This ceseis very di"erent from the Town of Cornwall. I think the bond holders took it subieoc-to all matters that the o reement contained I do not think Gus should give them 84.05] 30. but` my opinion is toegive some concession to avoid litigation. but oer- -tainllv not that amount. . A_ . --_..- -_~. v`.,-- Reevd `7n'a}LJ ukfiir. Bond if the} fbnd_hl'sleira_.' ir.i.l|L accept $8*l.133 subject to I-the. J M39`: : dismbu-t.ion } ,of` interest. `Mr. `Boyd said No. - -.-(;<;u;n;iIlorvs` rswlby and Pedcook said that an arblurptioh. having` been held ind an `ajwaul having . been-fgivgn, the Cpxfucil is pra- .pM.'a'd to ,oagry,m1s:;-fthssswurd W thg-letger, neicheutgorealfnorflauu. ` _. A - '_.'- _\-- . .a- A. `. ,q _. _ ; aalllwlallat he held lelt that the matter should `come befor-5 the whole Council , I lwould prefer that you would ar- `rivg at a Adetiuite add nal -decision. For Vuhebalke of avoiding. licigatlon, I would any | :ohap th.'1`o.vn `~ai_.v 380.064. . . , fr.-- ---- `.-.---v-ave Councillor Frawley said that two years ago the Town went into the waterworks question fully expecting to have the works in a short time on terms agreeable to all con- `cerned.\ We were led to believe that the` matter would be amicably settled. Then word came that only arbitration could et the works from them. The Company id. not show any disposition to be fair. Liber- alitv is required of us in-ever instance It is how much can they get? ow much can they claim? I for one believe we are paying too high a price, and,I for one do not feel like giving them one cent more. This town is quite prepared to carry out that award large as it is I am prepared to agree to payin the award and all it orders. But if the aterworks Co. .wish to mortgage their works for $80,000 that is no reason that we should `recoup the bondholders. We went into astraight agreement with the Barrie Waterworks Co. and we are carrying , out that agreement fai'hfully, and I believe. the laws or this country will stand by us. Reeve` McLean said the bondholders are asking too muoh--bv seeking the amount of award, the town to pay all the costs of the arbitration the interest from date of award and six months invadvance. the waiving all outstanding accounts against them. and the earning power of the plant from the date of the award to Nov. 30th, 1898. There is practically $5.000 between us andthe bond- holders. The bondholders should be willing to at least split the dierence. I1, Mr Bond saidsthat the consultations held were with a view to reaching a settlement without further litigation The stoclthold-' ers were wiped out of existence without a` dollar, and" he appeared now as representing the bondholders. After consultation with Mr Bruce. he informs me very emphatically that the bondholders cannot be he d to the _aw_ard. Being a stockholder, I felt like reachingan amicable settlement. After our negotiations on Saturday I telegraphed to bondholders and they said they would accept $82.600 in full of account `T a Mayor agreed to pay $80.062 60 To t amount in court he added $1,526 50 hydrant rental, and alsoa disputed ltcuollnt, $246.10, and consumable supplies, $300. That added up came to $83,205 63 due the Company. From this he took 33, I40 (half the expenses), which left $80.U62.62. I said I would under take between that time and to day to see if the bondholders would `accept $81,133 03 ($1,466 97 less than $82,600). I took the subject up with them. but in the meantime I had consultation with Mr. Bruce. He says the least that can be asked of` the bond holders is that they accept $8l.l33 03 with out being asked to pay $1 of expenses. The difference between the Committee s.conten- 'tion and the bondholders contention in o-ver $4.000. I am prepared to-day to conrm my statement "if you pass the necessary by- law withholding your claim to the money in . court the bondholders will discharge the .mortgage. ih$r"rvv;1i:';hen said :--You'are all A aware that an arbitration was held and an award given. -The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. of New York, who held a mort gage of $80,000 against the plant, were not made _a party to the arbitration and refused to auzreeto the award. We can not there- fore secure aclear title, and to get that we must (get `a discharge of. the mortgage There has been paid into court $81. 133. made up as tollows,:-I`he amount of award. $77. 600; interest for 3 months at 6 per cent , which the law eavs they must have; and also interest for six months in advance On `Saturday last a c nference was held and we then suggested 380.064 in fuli settlement hf account Mr. Bond would not acceptuntil he had interviewed Mr. Bruce, of Hamilton. `solicitor for the bondholders. Mr. Bond has returned from that interview and I pre eume he wi I be able to give us the results of `his talktwith Mr. Bruce ' 1 M.yo;W.;`:i; asked that Mr Bond, the 3 President of the` Barrie Waterworks Co . who wa_s present, be heard. It 'I\ 1 Mr. od `skgd the Mayor first to review matters up to date . `.7; _., .- _ .._ The members of the Couno'il'_of 1899 met at 11 olclook on Monday morning and took their oath of oioe and qualication The following gentlemen were then appointed a Striking Committee to "strike the various Standing Committees for the year and report at the evening `session :-Reeve McLean. Deputy Reeve Caldwell, and Councillors Frawley, Warren, Johnson and Love. `SPECIAL MEETING. A special meeting `of the Council was held in the afternoon to discuss waterworks mat . ters. Deputy-Reeve, Soules and Councillor Warren were absent a The Council went into Committee of the Whole with Deputy- Reeve Caldwell. in the chair. ` I Gdunc Starts on With Three Meet-' ` ingsPorDay`. g First. Meetings of ` ' % Town council, I899 _-..- .- -- . 7 --_.. rap`! vwuu uvnnls vu -*uvwvn Love4C`3ldwell--`That Chairman of Mer- kete have all old rigs, etc , removed from the m'e.rket- square, and that my V person .plaoi_'ng any article there for sale be given twenty-tour hours 159 have name -removed.- h`+:'r*de-e _ "Mr; John P. FuIljum;;enmred hid ` seventh your on Wdhesday ' Tm: ~ AD `VANCE hopes that Mr. Ful-jsmen` will be (pared in` good `heg!thA to we niony more birthdays; " ' ' 1 : ,,,,`,V_`L`_'j H`9'D.0l1'tf8i1 to .3 b the great Bsrgain Day gt C. Irwin : qn, ` ' Sealed Tenders will received for the printing rc- quircd by the County C cil. C o. of Simcoe. fog the current year, accurdingt he usual form submntted to the Council in past year. All tenders to be xn be- fore the 26th of January, ins . l .. Johnaon-Love--That six copies of Muni- Ioxpal World be ordered for the use of the `Board of Wot-ki--t.he` does being 88 ---Lost. I T A"... ` l`1_`IJ...`-`II fI"L_; '11I, , 0 3 11 Love-Warren -That the Board of Works have the slips put in their proper positional. the foot of Mulcaater and Bayeld streets, the work to be done as soon as possible.- Oamed; ` ` . - ' III Lavwlvll j Us I croft. Auditors. 5 c;i.17iJi:13$we11-Thae this Council pur: chase 30 cords green wood and 25 cords of dry wood, all maple and solid bo-iv wood. All tenders to Be in by Monday, 16th inst. I --Carried. _ V V . Boar; 0; H-9-a-itin--'-' ` V ' - D. F. Msowott . , . ......... . . 9 Dr. Smith. ...e..... . . . . . 1]. Dr. Raikes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 John Stephens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Dr Pulling . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 .Auditors- . ' ` . J. L. Barnum ~ . . . . . .; . . . . . . ` 4 -Thomas Beeoroft. .` . . . . . . . .. -15 `J. B Edwards....- . . . . . . . . .. 11 R. R. Rogers ............. . .. 2 A report recommending that the following" appointments. be made was carried : 1- on us -` l '5. H}535.1312,"b"Jfe&ie'}IsI.{:e Truss ` tee; D F Macwact and Dr. Smith, Board of Health ;-J. B. Edwards and Thou. Bee- nuu-\`6 A A354-n... _.___,-.-, vv --an-an.- ailways - Brennan, Peacock, McLean, Johnson, Love. Soules ' The report was adogged. APPOINTME_N'I` OF OFFICIALS The Council then went into Uomuiittee of the Whole to muse the following appoint- ments. De-pun)-Reeve Soulea in the chair: l"I_II_-,2 . 1- . ,..-... ..- -- uvvvvir Ivvuuvv A r J aollegiate Institute fruatee-- Mr. P. H Stewart. Treasurer of Hospital, asked the Council to consider the necessity 3 of making an appropriation `for the main- 3 -tenance ot one or two patients in the hos- \ pitsl during the year 1899.` The cost of one ` bed per year is $150. which includes medi cal attendance and the usual privileges of the hospital. nance and Assessment--McLean. Cald well, Frawlev, Warren. Boys. `D....I... `l')-..A-A T` ' ` ' ` "` { END0WME.NT' -I NSU 'Pul;|ic w+`1;- Soules, Powell, Brnnan, Love, Williamson, Johnson F ire and Police-Caldwell, Peacock,` War- ren, Fmwley. Rogers, Tyrer. ' V M arketa--Williamson, Boys; Tyrer, Brun- ton, Powell, Brennan. . - WA;wo;';'nd Light--Fra.wle`y, Cald- well, McLean. Johnson.` Williamson, Love. `D.I.--_.:-.-" 1 I `H - ,'._,,__. `The various communications were referred to the proper committees. L COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR. \ The Striking Committee presented the fol- ` lowing schedule of Standing Committees for the Veer :- I;1<;i'gx;t:.; }?;r:5:;.-...I'ohnaon, Tyrer, Love, Brunton, Warren. cc` - - ' _---.--- -vn vunu JUIIII ` Jno riov-vvn applied for the position ofi second engineer at the eiectric light station. Mr J Ross Robertson wrote asking for a grant from the Council to the Hospital 1 A J for Sick Children. 'Pa;.rks;-lin';;ers. Peacock, Sdule, Powell, Tyrer, Brennan. __-__.._, ..........vu. Iv -uunu-nun, uuvvo AErlucation"--Johnson, Brunton, Boys. Rogers, McLean, Warren , .-_.--.. -............u-sun . Mr. Alfred Lee claimed refund on assess- menu of room` to J Goodfellow as he`did not. occupy the premises in 1898. Iris as- sessed f..r'$l00. Theremuiniug part of the store and dwelling is assessed at $l0O0, same as others and as formerly to E. A Cuff. Other assessments in the block are, Barkley. $700; Hypson; $3.00; Juo. Nee- lands, $1.000 1 Mr: `T'hvo(s' Beecroft applied for the posi- ` tion of Town Auditor for this year; 1'... 'D..-__._ ____I! 1 1 , ..- -..-v-- --u The Canadian Fire Underwriters Asso- tiation again drew. attention to the decien,-T cies of the re department and asking that they be remedied immediately. 14.. Alt..-) 7-- -L! 1 v- BE.A. i`H.-0n Jan. 7:11. 1890. Mrs. David 1 l):1l aged 45 years. ` * I_Ol\'GHURST--On January 5th, 1899. _at T Mrs. Lnnghurst. mother of Mr. Arch. hurst. Bradford s_treet. aged 89 gfars. . J Edwards applied for tho position of Town Auditor for the year. ' I (I `I1 ru,,,I, ` , ,.._-__ _-_ --cw "41-In 1 O. H. Clark hpplied for a. position as! manager of the Electric Light and Water- works departments. fI1I, , .\ I ;.uv vuuuuu uuvu lIuJUul.'ll8Ll. `REGULAR Mnnrme. The rst regular meeting of the Council of 1899 was held on Monday evening, all the members` being present. It would bea pleasure to say. the first meeting of the Council started promptly on time, but 1 the meeting did not begin until 8.15. COM MUNIGATII 5N 8 . L Oliver; M.D..`wrnte as follows :-The i past vear on `the whole. has beena healthy 5 one, `the total `deaths in the municipality.! numbering 85. or a ratio of a little less than . 15 per 1,000 of population . . . Thereisf yet a little to be done in the way of im- proving some of the watercourses in the a west end of the town to make them than I oughly sanitary as well as providing a trie more sewerage to meet the wants of certain residential districis which I have reported on durimr the venr (Mir rnnntnlio-n n.-.-.. V P. Collins applied for the position of fire man and general assistant at the electric works. nucuuvuvupl ulB|.l'IU'_U Wlll J. HHVC TCPOTTOQ during the year `Our mortality com- pares favorably with other parts of the ; proviuAce.7 ' } bouncil ' the1'ddion.1V-nacll. I 7 h7IrT.-end then` asked` tha.t_ the town split the difference of 8107043 with the bond holders - Mr. Bond said that the no- ceptence of the motion would mean alone in C hard cash of 11 per cent. to the bond hold- ere on the investment. ` The motion was not 1 amended, however, and was carried in Com- 4 mittee and afterwards in Council. the only < naye being Councillors Frawley and Love, Councillor Peacock having ewappcd., Mr. Bond accepbed the o'er. The Council then adjourned 1'Il'.Il1'l'?*| A'I\ III-snnvuuwnvnu I mortg8K' John Dickinaon.. John Bennett. . . . Rev. S Sheldon . R `I. Fra.a_er..... mAcI_Iy_moPnA16ic| -_:__:'j .imz,"end `at We have received the oicial programme of the Thirty-Second Annual Convention of the Cheese and Butter Association of Weet~ eru Ontario, to be held in Guelph next Tues- deygl Wednesday and Thursday, the 17th, 18:]: and 19th. This is the one `great re- union of th_e._yea_r_for all interested in dairy- _ glence at_t,he- programme shows that the provisions` made forA:z`ett_ing the been und?la`t.eac inforgjxetoiolgi jthiougli addressee `_`nd Va:seue1om,iae-sghgeee e`eeting the in- n ' fang exceeds those ofany iuetude thepbeit At the reizular weekly meeting of Barrie `Lodge No. 63. I 0.0.F-. held on Monday, 9l.h inst., the following oicers were install- ed to the chairs for the ensuing term by D. D.G.M.,` Bro. Wood. Aurora :-N.G.,- J. R Young; V.G.. J Leighton ; R S.N.G , G. 8. Simmons; MS N G . '1`. Bradford; R S. VG , J. Blevins; LS.\v- G.. H McLeod; Fin. Sec . Geo. Vickers, ar.; Rec Sec , A. Jamieson; Trees , J. Payne: Con., Dr. J. L. G. McCarthy`; War , C Coles; R S S , L Little` ; -L 828 , E. Tvrer; I G., C Jones; O.Gf. J. B. Smith; Chap ,`Geo. Viokera, jun; Physician, Dr. J L G. McCarthy ; Re- presentatives to District. Meeting, W. 0. Andrew. Geo. Viokers, jr. ' E'Some are bidding good-bye to groceries We cordial' extend an invitation to any who may se their way to deal with us. We promise on goods 5 to _l0% cheaper than many in the `trade. We have not adopted the id of giving away money to speculators but e giving the customers themselves the_ b et of the 5% and quality of goods second none. A careful house- keeper knows tha 20 lbs. of Granulated Sugar for $1.00 is uch better value than 18 lbs for $100 a a. 3cent coupon. A tin of those nice Kip ed Herring at 10c. is cheaper than 12c. an a coupon. A barrel of Flour at $3.50 is Go. cheaper than a barrel at $4.00 andcou ns, whose value is 12c. Give us a trial a we will protect rou in` price against all do petitors. James c-nuvsuvvll was us an uuowcu uunhurc. REY M L Pesrson urged `the old men to leave all their sins behind them and consecrste the new building by their determination and resolution to" live good lives the rest of their days. Gsoler Sissons said he was pleased that his advocacv years ago of a. House of Refuge had been realized ; he ad- vised some old men who are tricky inclin- ed _to beheve themselves at Beeton where a good home has been provided for them. Miss Rankin, Miss Irvine and Messrs. Packard and Msinprize also took part .in the meeting. 6 L""` 0!:-too-u_s.' Flnan Handles, clucoes. Illloaleru, own item]: dauy at BOTH-T :WElaL &?. ' ' --As the vatzmnts at the gaol will be re- moved to the House of Refuge at Beeton` on Fridey, the service at the gaol on Sunday iafternoon was of a. farewell nature." Rev M T. D.....................:| `.1... ..1.:: ......._ .. 1... ` \~?.VsT .,._`a"_:` - -At the last meetiiigjlfof Court North Star A.O.F.. S. M \N e1[g;fM.D.,_the retiring medical oicer, who heli hat position from 1886 to 1899. was `prese ted with a gold- headed cane bearing theeinscription, A. O. F.. Court North Star. MJ) _l886 to 1899; -The Farmers Institute meetings to be held in the Town Hall here on Saturday afternoon and evening will be of much inter- est to both farmers and townspeople. The lecturers are both clever men Hon Chas. Drury wi l preside at the afternoon meeting and Mayor Wells at night Local talent will intersperse the arldresseseat night with singing and music. It is hoped that the at- -tendance will be large. - --Mrs. James Longhurst died at the resi- dence of her daughter. Mrs. Jago. Holly, on Thursday last at the age of 89 vears. She was born in Isle Mull, Scotland, and came to Canada when 13 years old. She lived-in Vaughan township until she was 21, when she got married. Her family are Mrs. A. Black, Collingwood; Mrs. Wm. Camp- bell, Oak Ridges; lvlrs. Lendley Jago, In- nisl; Mrs Gilbert Legge, Toronto; A Longhurst, Barrie i James Lon2hurst, Wye- vale. The funeral took place on Sunday to Union cemeterv, Rev. A M, Lenuox. of the Congregational church. conducting the ser- `vices. - -Wi|l [some one `who knows explain when and why the County changed its crest from a lion to a. beaver? We notice the ociol papers and envelopes of `the County now bear the picture 0f;`,&)__Ba.V`I'. _ ...:. ms - __ -The ballotpaper provided for the Countv Councii erections "was a beautiful example of the `result of giving the countyprinting bv tender to the print, shop that will do it the cheapest -Stayner Sun. urwuau - - LENNOX.---On Dec. 28th. 1898, at Frankton. Char]-`s E. Lennox; son 9' Mr. and Mrs. V\-'m. I. hn Lennox. of Frankton. Ind... formerly of ghurchill. Ont.. aged 12 years. 4 months and 13 ays. \- - CU MBER LAND.-In Adjala. on Jan. xst. 1899. Mr. john Cumberland. in has 87th year. V GALIJK UGHER.--Yn Tossorontio, on Friday. Dec. 30th, 1898, Mr. Wm. Gallaugher. in his 87th year. . BANK9.--In Barrie, on Monday. Ian. 9th. at the residence of his son-'in-law'v. Mr. John McDonagh, :49 Owen street. Andrew Agnew Banks.in his 8x_St year. 7 --'1`he bankrupt stock of Mr. J. A. Otton, I stove and tin merchant, was purchased on ` Thursday afternoon last by Messrs. H. H. Octon & Son at 46 cents on the dollar. -The `service in the Congregational church last`. Sunday evening was conducted by Rev. Mr Cochrane, the pastor being called out of town. ` ' `-Spccia!l services are in progress at the Baptist church and are conducted by the , pastor, assisted this week by residexft. clergy- ! men. --The Ontrio Legislgture has been called to meet on Wednesday, February 1, for the despatch of business. T";'-I;o;)ou forget to 11 and try a. fre sample of. Pure Gold ly now on exhibit at Jae `Vair a. ! -011 Monday Bradford ratefmvers voted ; down a. by-law no provlde a. municipal light- iing plant. 'w:nn_.A,, -- _-- ~- , ._.___` __ 7.-- .au:~4--n-nu! nauvvllu - Bv1"(#`roa-us Teas, Chaim dc Sunburn : Seal Brand Oqtfeea at BOTH IVELUS. --Co'rinthian `Lodge. A. F. &. A. M. have * idonated $25 to the Hospital for `Sick Child- : 1'6!) _ ---Mxr".7`'il'li;s" _s?`:;l:`t<:`h'-i1x:.s+r1-';emoved his i tonsorial chairs to the Bosanko Block. I` 9'Ba.rga.in Day on. u aday, January 12th. at J" C. Ix-win ;a'. L ' _ LONDON A12; CKNADIAN LOAl\_I_ ' AND AG CY COMPANY, _--'MrTs.VGb'wan rerembged evefy inmate in the gaol by 9. New Year s gift. I II_ ` fl1L_- G litany Readable Paragraphs of 5 % Local Ingrest. ,_Chese..9.nd Butter Assoqlation. Briey Told. ' BARBIE. T503. Pearoy, gig : lirownlee. _-A;-_ 1103 Dl'UWlllUC3n J. R. Cotter. H. J. Gruett, sk. 15 1: vvslvus A.'llL lllpul-Ill!-I ii. Graaeti, H. Brun'ton.sk. 18 A. W. `Wilkinson, W. Howard, Dr. McCarthy, _ - NJN McDougall, `Geo. Hogg, - W. Brunton, -J.'_hqLcLSu6veno`n,ak esrrank. stewazvz. at 9' ~ . Last Friday afternoon Barrie and New- markencnrlin clubs. ' layed a. friendly match in the rink are. he score was as fol- low: ;-- ' WlLSON.~ln Coilingwood, on Dec. 29th, 1898, Mr. VVa.lter C. F. Wilson, aged 68 years. McKENZIE.--In Collihgwood. on Dec. 31st, 1898. M rs. G C. McKenzie. aercjd 77 years. uoonnucu UV D. 1:1 UUIIIP 1) 1` J.!1lIUVV&lJDZ" W. J. Sutherland, Z.; W-. Johnsrn, H; W. J. Hqllett, S E.; Dr. Wallwin, S.N.; Ex. Comp.- D F. Macwast, Treasurer ; Ex. Comp. J. McL. Stevenson, Chap ; S. Ship. P.S.;' F. Marr, S S.; F. Montgomery. J S.;' Alex. Milne. 4th Veil; F. W. Reed, 3rd Veil; H. Jamieaon. 2nd Veil; Dr J. C. Smith. lst Veil; J; F. Jackson, 0. of C.: Geo `Livingstone and Wm. Kennedy, Stew- ards; M G. Chentler, Standard Baarerf J. M. Bothwell, Sword Bearer; R King, Je.n.; R. Ex. Comge. S. ,Wesley and Geo._ Monkman, Trustees; R. Ex. Comps. R I. Fraser, J. McL. Stevenson and V. Ex. Comp. W. J. Hallett, Ex. Com-; R.AEx. Comn. D. F. Madhva and Ex. Comp. J B. MePhee, Ben. Conn; x. Comps J C. Mor- _ a_.n, J. F_. Pallin and R. Ex. Comp. Geo. onkman, Ex m ogrd. ' On Tuesday night R. E. Comp. R. I. Fraser, Grand Superintendent of Georgian District. paid an oicial visit to Signet Chapter. He congratulated the Lodge on itsgood nancial standing and increase of membership. He complimented the three Principals and their assistant oicers on the oor of the Chapter on the excellence of ` the work usually done by them, and hoped that the present year will be the most pro- gressive in the history af the Chapter. He then installed the following oicere, being assisted by B. E Comp D F Macwatt :-- W .1 Quufhnrlnn 7 c `X7. Tnlnnnnn. U . `U uulus nsucu uuuc Uy MIC DUCK uluwg I538!` in Sanders skate. A halt was caused by D. Andrews receiving a. bad cut in the head with a skate. He was not able to nish the game, and to even up Morrow was taken of!` also. This accident was more unfortunate to Collingwood. Andrews being a tower of strength to his brother forwards In the last half Turner played a. good reliable game. Fair showed up pretty well, but was a little shy of Clark When Boys returned from repairing his skate only a minute remained for play. Collingwood went into the struggle desperately." The puck passed be- tween the flags but by-standers backed up Timekeeper King in his contention that both he and Darroch had signalled time up before the 'puck went through. A long consultation followed, the result reache being as statedabove. At the return match in Gollingwood on Tuesday night, Calling- wood won a fast game bv 7 goals to 5. uusanc. nuu uuugull -Iarrocn, \JOU"lgW00a.- Dougall Darroch and his team were escort- ed from Collingwood by a. special train carrying 140 enthusiasts to cheer their players-H Mitchell, goal ; N..Rule. point: ; F. Elworthy, cover point zforwards, Lahatt, D. Andrews, Will Fair and Will Turner. At the rink Collingwood contingent `was ioined by over 500 Barrieitee who cheered themselves hoarse when the followinga.ggreg- ation appeared .on the ice together for the first time-Goal, W. Sanders ; point, Fred Clark ;-cover-point, Boys ;torwards, Elliott, Charlie Morrow, Eddie Doyle, and Mary" Curran. Gully Bobertson, of t.he-Tele- gram, Toronto, and J. Tait, of Orillia, were umnires - uaupll vu Fifteen minutes elapsed before Curran scored the rst game which exhibited more luck than good hockey In the second game Elworthv s long lifts on goal were conspicuous Labatt, supported by An- drews. broke the monotony by rushing down the right wing and scoring for Collingwood. Boys now worked closer to. centre and his combination with Curran and Elliott made- the Northerners hustle, Labatt, Andrews and Elworthv doing the best work in breaking the `combination Mitchell was a regular stone Wall in goal, but at times Rule, Fair and Toner played poorly The second half started off with Barrie warm on goal. The puck passed between the ags. but the bell had called foul a second before. Barrie s disappointment immediatelyended by Elliott scoring. Collingwood s determination to effect at least a tie brought out Clark's excellent defence play, and kept Sanders hustling in goal, a game for Collimzwnod being killed once by the puck hiding itself in ganrinrn nlznfn A lnulr Inna m.......-I I... ()ollingwood refuses to play, Barrie wins by 2 goals to 1. all bets off." was the way Referee Burton Holland of the R. C..Y C., Toronto terminated the disagreement at the close of the rst O. H A.` match between Collingwood and Barrie played in Crystal Rink last Friday night. The . game stood 2 to 1 for Barrie until one second after the time was up when Uollingwood scored 1. It was over this second that the dispute arose, the time-keepers being Vlessrs W. R King, Barrie. and Dougull Darroch, Collingwoo DOIIQBJI Dnrrnnli and him t-Ann: tn nnnnnn on-5 --| V Totals. , % A43 Muiqrity for B1o!:l.'ie,r J e Tm: ADVANCE is not a prophet or the son of a prophet. therefore does not pretend to say -on any Thursday what th will been the following Saturday. All we profess to do is to give anaccurate statement of the market on the Saturday ahd Tuesday previous to publication. . 1f there is any notable change on Wednesday, the day be- fore publication, we tell readers of it. For instance. last week we said, There was I slight decline in day) hence local buyers would not pay more than 700. This indicated a falling price and on Saturday the highest price was 68c. Again we said, The heavy decrease in the marketing of hogs at Chicago and other large markets will it is thought result in an early stiffening of prices This indicated an increasing price, and on Saturday the price went from $5 to $5 10 nh rprnannuv `L- L241, . ' ` ` ` e market prices: wheat yesterday (Wednel- ~ $3.00 gen ANNUM IN ADVANCE ` SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. uranu rorxs, n.u., to nuzaoetn 11.. aaugnter or Ch s. Cross, hantyr. EDVV.-\RDS-KINSLEY.-On the and inst. by the Rector of All Saint's church. Collingwood. Thomas Leishman Edwards, of Nottawa. to Louise Kinsey; of Bracebridge, daughter of the late Stephen William Kinsey. CASKIE--MILLS.-- On Dec. 21st. 1893,21: the real` dence of the bride's parents. by Rev. Mr. Henry ' Mr. Allan Caskne, of Toronto, to Hannah Jane- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mills, Tossoron' tin. SHAW--WI1\'NING.-'At Creemore. onfnec. 26th. :898.- by the Rev. Mr. Henry, Mr. J. Shaw. of Emsdale. to Miss E. \Vinning, of Nottawasaga. Royal Arch Masonry. Curlink men. THE MARKET.` Col. L_loyd, G. A. Binns, Eli Btaund. ` H1 E 'D_....a.... 5 NE\VMABKE I`. SMITH--McCUAIG.-At Hillsdale, on Dec. 28th. 1898, by Rev. Jas. Skenc. W.` A. Smith. of Ha_wkesto_ne. to Catharine, daughtetof Fmlay McCuaig, Mcdonte. ' sAii.'.CLiI ?7{e '\5s9l,aEa".{.I-" Ora, on Ian. 6th. x899, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ball. McKINLEY-O ary th, 899, a daughter to` Mr. "and Mrs.n}:hnr:lMcl2inlexy. on Ian. gfd, 1309- the wife of Wm. Jackson. qf a._ daughter-. GUITE.--In Allandale, on Jan. 3rd, 1899, a son to Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Guite. _ ' ' vunvv -u. - -- - `La `wish to enter a Busiltess College that has 73 per can" ol its Gradudtel in ' ` good situations correspond with the Excelsior Business college, Barrie. Documents on file to prove this statement. ` 26-ly W. J. ,ROSS, Principal. SMART.`--At Collin wood, on Mondav,']an. and,` 1899, the wife of george Smart. of a daughter. DUI T\I4`V T- 'T` ...... -.L _._ Y-.. .a.l_ _D__ A_`__ __!l'. ...v u "V V. -avv-any \oInIInI up V; In uunuglllpun F {LEE}.-` In Tecumseth. on Jan. 4th. 1899, the wife of James Fildey, of a son. ` BL:\CK-CROSS.-At wiun: eg. on Dec. 22nd, at the rc.~idence of the bride's Erother. R. L. Cross, conductor St. Paul Ex ress. James Black. of (`vi-nnr` `1`nrbc N D 6.` up-:1-`AOL A Ann.-Lbnnouc ??oU ARR_ CONTEMPLATING ' Toronto Yonge and Gerrard Streets. 3 opens the door to succes for many young Men ` and Women each year. It offers a le'nded.equip- ment, thorough work, a. strong am and good re- sults You may enter at any time. Write" for prospectut. 30-IV w. H. SHAW, PARINCIPQL. jjuv . Highest cash price 135hf#eh' otpgtjiu `O. Policues, in.reliable .thereon. `Apply ' 11.1? ` _oney- 4loaneh`dj` ITO Let qr For Sale. invariably n to the one with best Bra.in-one who h N ucation--specia.l training. WhV- not qualify for one of the best places going. You have the chance. The ` 0EN]_lMl"BUS|l'lnESS"`_ULlEGE TFHE BEST JOBI uu: rcuuclxce DI me once S uromer. R. L. urosa, Grand Forks, N .D., to lizabeth A.. daughter of Ch Cross. hantvr. -voi. xx.-vm.\ No. . waou: No. ` SAJIUBI. Wusunz. Pmprietor. N EW ADVERTISEMENTS. BEGINNE 1"~A:UG_l.-1T; APPLY AT Nca; 1 1-1? _That desirable resid_eiio'e" ;:.':.ea2,Bco..v~::;::~~.`,..u:~.r:' f _ garden. etc. .1 F9; NQTICE. %%fHT\u.n% L.9.s"f7. :3? 1'33 '1"l".$'"oN, mm-1e. l .._.______._._._i-_ o . - i ` _ 7', r d. V 4 . a:n*;`u.%:&a:* v"a:.: I Kortratht. further ` ` .v u M : g'1ta.bl9v .733. W sr, , R. '1'. nikzrlnc. Co. cnegk. MARRIED. IN`OU:I;;` I160. OT I0 "Tu J. GAl.BhAI'l`H. Barrie. r.lMX'I`BD. `lowest current rates of intc " '"(`1s'._;;.'mI)' " Suuscaman XTAL. $5.ooo.o6o. . A large amount of IV NEY T0 LEN`) at t on im roved real es- rch , For further tatc. Municipal debentures -particulars apply to the head cc of the company. 1 J3 Bay street. Toronto. or (0 F. 2-ly \ Gannhnrn. DIED. BORN. --...,... R. T. BANTING, \ Co. Clerk. _A _RI8Ig`[ _11.I1'E | W` I - _ `I Barrie. Beafh, HOllyo . Long- II`! Lost on January 2 with black saddle sha ground ; head and ears )- lrimmcd.) Finder will be r owner, and any one retainin will be prosecuted. ALFRED Collier Street, Barrie. 4 , English Foxhound Bitch. ' g imo yellow on white w. with cars rounded (or ' rdcd by returning to cr after (`his notice ORREN. V.S.,,6a - 2-3-p The E. pt. of Lot 26. in the 3rd Can. of ro; :04 acres.-all cleared, with good bnck house (10 rooms), `frame barn and oun orchard. T`k.-..XX7 -4 .. .I.... I7 .. -1` 1-1.- __ -_.'1 -0 2.. u_- to ouy or sen gqoq nurses. Stables pe'xt door to American Hote/1. Fmlay Ctawford, Au_:tionjeo;'.v _xb-3 . b TO BE LET; . . That Comfortable a_nd Ccmmodinug4Brik Resi- dence on Blake street, nmmediatelyvweatoof .l.hrCb1- legiate Institute, known as 9' Bouldu-fel." hdvlhg, hot axr furnace and other modern cgn'vgnienceu.' _Ap-` I plv to STRATHY & ESTEN Ban-3'5` " . ; 9_.t_c M. I' OUSE TO LE_T.A--'_ Ch 1 -` - " ` " - fui-bace and all m`gde:::3:::;?:::g:`;:?`:; '.';9:`..L',` 9"" ' '~='-*~ Avv1v`~J9S!!.P-.-H? ujvuluvguivi I-`I! T}-IH-.ALE ` . to: ., `:7 Mnrvhmet A1 rm W-[ ~<=?' ' L " %%im V We take pleasure in recommendin Mn. Faun. BROOKS `as _a. com etent and reliabe Tuner and Re in-er. and won! request our trons to entrust to im work of this discription. espectfully yours. GERHARD HEXNTZMAN. A ('3.-than Inn 4'... "l`....:..... .. __ u-|:__|.-u. :...--., WANTED. . A ' Old Iron, Brass and Lead at the `Barrie Foundry for cash. Al- so any quantity of ` WOOD taken -in exchange for FARM AIMPLEE III` RTVIIQ 5.. ....... .: _.. _ sA'n'nlb,AY JAN. "'* ""' o'clock_a.m., at A. MQRREN 2:.:'i`:2.:".z.':a'.i::::-.; : *s*a`~-"$2.6 "- . -_ ` - `Wan en_e_ra I: a. Team etc-' Wm be oered forsane. A 'm'na`crT'ce tobu orsell odh .s ' ' Amerfcan Hotel? `ifinlissmwrfg .3 EIFER ESTRAY-CAME omo -mg pge`. MISES of Mr. R. R.1B .. - .,,m' d ; ~ ~ heifer. , coming 2 years old. ,,,,,,`;',`,~,',,~;`.- prbvinzpropeny and paying e....;...;..' le Barrieloan and Savings (:0. - KLIMITBD. nx;e|j.:o.m1ng 2 years owl. . Uwne';f.,"c'a,n `I pIjdv;nz.propeftY igllfd PBJM8` expenses. CT' aibu Wen ull `AND mom. uIsIu1AKD IIEXNTZMAN. Orders _le:'t for Tuning at 5:. Elizabeth Street will receive gareful attention, . ` T -:-_ ___..._ , -------- A---- u.-v-u-voagv av. _-_- `In. T8 :or repairs I I `UII 015`, ` Five Sliorthom Bulls. from 9 month; 54 mog(l_;g.a old ; registered: prize winners . `T 52-3-9 .1. M. WARNlE:&?nl?ri;pfi:;of'r.f89Bf`.AV .. V .-mimwick 1=.To., ` T The Annua.-l.l-{relating of tizc V 7 West` Simeon Electoral Distric Agrieu1tura.1 Society. .VVill be_ held in the TOWN HAHL. Barrie. n ` WEDNESDAY, JAN.` 18TH, 1399, Af nun A :-In}-sly an on xramc Darn and oun orcnara. - , _ The W. t. o the _ . pt.of Lots 27 and 28. m the 4th Con. 0 0m; xoo acres, more or less; about 70 acres cleared. wnth log house and frame barn and orchard. For further particulars and terms aggy to JOHN MCGI 44-4p On the oremises or Shgptv Bav P.O. rii'E'Ii"'iiiiti':ii'<'"" BARBIE, um. NOTICE is` hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Shareholcers of Th -` Barrie Tanning Company, (Limited). will take place at the office of Messrs htrath & Est n. Barristers. Owen Street. in the Town of Barrie, on TUESDAY. the 17th day of JANUARY, 1899. at 3o'clocl'p.m. fu the pur- pose of recei~ing the reportof the Dire tors for the past year, electing Directors of the said _ ompany for the ensuin year. and transacting such other business of the %om:~any as may be expedient. By order of the Board. . `(Signed) ' G. H. ESTEN. 1 b M Secretary. I-3 ' Wed1iLv.k1:;j,'""Lii1i}i$if;'{V'_2"51L "1899. SHI /31' 6EfaT%MENT,;l ?simcne tiiii1iiiiiiii1Eii'1"I`ifz?a -Insur-` A ., .3999 m"Y.. % , I913! \VA\V|3IvI T3 PIANO EUNING. Sterling sever and Plated Were, Watehes; Gloeke,Jew- ' elry, Bleuee Sets, Belt Pins, Belts, Newest Designs. e Special _ Attention Given to Watch Repairing. . e 28- VTE.LEPHONE 2_s'oe 1v 7 .__.__ liarmsforsalej In Oro. AUCTION SALE or ,Hos:s`.' ; V8A"l'I'Rl),AY 2111!, 1899. at u u'clocka.m., at iVIORREN'1~. (`unminhm tnhlnn_. {'3 SUCCESSOR TO s; B. gvmmwm, ` 81 King St. East(1;p;stairs)Tomnto.{ 'D-s.I.I2-L-.t _no- --- v... ..u.... '. - '_--vy.- Members are requested attend." I_n "f\u'CD.J `XYDIQLI it-'uLL mm: or` .'I1Hl Countv Council will meet on Tuesday. Janu- ' my 24th, at the Council Chambc-lr. Court House, Barr c, at 2 o'cloc pm. All partees havingnany paper. or documents lay before the Council must do so during the first 1 ee days. ' A ' ' I`I rn rsnxvrl-Ir\vr~ u.m.unm%: u-on GENATLEMEN AR. A. Douglas, ANNUAL MEETING. ANNUAL MEETING. A. MacDONAll3 MERCHANT TAILOR, In Bosankds new block`, opp, Barrie Hotel. BUILDING-L'OT1Fon,.5ACf.;. it lni MIR! It":-eat. A_:_n_.. . _ as * UP-TO-DATE...` DOXCS; DIIVCF FOCKGI ISIIIVCS. Cngar Cutters. Match Boxes, etc , etc., ROSE COTTAGE 132 Elizabeth-St. -Ha1l. 7 rooms. pantry. _ hina and clothes closet, good cellar, stone toundatu hfrd and soft water. sink drain. etc.; % of an a awn, garden, good stable. Terms easv. .Appl\ V 2-: C. `V- PI.