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PIANO TUNING. `R. A. `Dou1g|as`,| to-n` .IuNE.... WEDDINGS. We also keep a stock of WEDDING ~ RINGS. all sizes. Wedding" Presents. JEWELER Ami oP';'1c1AN. W ood situations corral"-"' """ gxoelsior Business Uo11sge,s'"larria. an file to prove this statement. 4 uanlflts __-;u u` ,`,L .,h9g1og%forlnd017I'.IIfO Ingh- I an. 'Anu|Iv - - _ -__-_. SEASON 1899. STRATAHY is ESTEN. _ Vendon' Solicitors. or wmugnu '1_:;;.Lu5i I855; or wu.uA'm.u I\ In .uvv...u - .- - . V Vendors Solicitors, Barrie. :2...-' 1.... .'-THE -INTERESTS OF BARBIE. `1`HR__ COUNTY OF. LSIMCOR AND THE DOMINION OF. CANADA OUR CRITERION. 139."! I 4:33 BARRIE,.VcoUNTY OF SIMCOE, ONTARIO, JUNE 1, 1399; : mg. m. Ki};;:h Eu; 5: `mnda in Orilliu last week. V : 3 Mm Nine G1-one and Min W In spent` _Su:i`dIy in Lefroy. . Q WA Tan`: 1!` Tnrnnbn Iran Inning` `nu $IlIlllC III IJUIIUJO Mr. Ed. Lewis, of Tqrontovu home` for 3 visits last week. _ 9 % Mg-3. R. A. Stephen: is visiting her` sister, Mrs. W. Sparks, Toronto. . Mni lklsslg A. VI`.-.._a.\ `Q u:n:O3nm and. JV up:-tun, J.VIVIl|vIh Mn. Whistle, of Toronto, xg yisning friend: in town this week. `I.. 1_L.. I'),_I.I -1 l.l___A.A_....--_I___.- -__._A_ WIIIII IIIUIIVIU III Miss He ward, of Po;:"Huoron. is visiting g hersister, rs. N. W. E. King. 3 Miss Galbraith is holidsvin in and around.` Amherstbnrg, Windsor and etroit. ` Miss Aggie Me. , of Collingwood town- ship, is the guest 0 Dr. and Mrs. Pssterson, Misses L. Grose, and M. Lee, of Toronto, were the guests of the Misses Grose leer IIYQQIF vyvcu I week `II!-. week 4 -~ * ` Mlu.Coru Wallur, who has been visiting Miu Nu.nevGrose, left for Peterborou gh on_ Monday 1 nu... 't:..n..}.:.... n~......1... ..c n.:m. 1...` IIIUIIIII II-I IUWII EIIII `FUCK: Mr. John Bald, of Penenngullhnne spent Sunday with friend: in town. 7 'i'a'i'sYkachrme Frawley, of Orillia, has been awardedamedal as Loretto Academy. ` Hamilton. ' ` -u-_ 1- n n__-_.._. -n 1\-|_-_ Va.-- ..--..-.I Mr J. E. Drury. of Dalston, has passed his first your examination; in medicine M: Trinity University. ` 'M'n- Rliu-In-nl-I Winn, AC Qlnsnn In n|n.- uIJ.DIlIIIUUI.Iu ` 1 .I.I'IIlIII ll I-IIVUIVIIU u Mrs. Nsthaniel Wioe, of Shroud, in mie- ing her daughter, Mu. Reynolds. and Mn- Agmleton, of"`]?o,ronto. ` 3-- `J - Iluuun-`grunts 'nuun|6-In `HIV: li:;u`.v`hd`."f`?e:neway. Toronto. has! passed with honor: her final examination in medicine "at Trinity University. Mn 1' N II ...-.1... Ivnlznlvnnt` `IIIIYI {aha IIIUUIUIUU DU LIVII-III! U IIIVUI-`UIIIJI 1 Mr. H. N. Hughes returned from the \ States on Tuesday not as much benetred by ` his trip as his many friends desired. ` `Mm. .Tnmn- M...-uh. can mums-nnnnv tn uLLIVAl\'-ln Gr:we_nhurst. on May 2th, 1899, 5 Mary Eli7.a.bet_h Sullwan, daughter of ohnunnd Elizabeth Sullwan. aged 24 veers. 4 months and 7days. Interment tgok place m the R. C. Cem.~ ierv at Bame, on Friday. ' 5'wART--In Stroud. on May gut. 1899, >Matthew Stuart. in the 27th year of has age. SUTH ER LAND--ln the Scotch Settlement. on May rah, 13%. Mary Sutherland. aged 7': years. ' COOK--On May 13th, :8q9. Isaac Cook, Midland. azcd liyears. . . GEORGE--Iu Dnuphm. Man_., on Fnday, May 18. Iohn George. aged 43 vears. SllllTH-ln lame. on May 27th, _x8q9, Maria Smith. rehct of the late VVm. Smxth. London. England. and mother of Mrs. F. J. Lower. Bar- rie. aged 79 years, x month and 18 days. . mlmnf(`.nrgc aim. of Sunnidale. l P.ll.\'-ln Bracebrid e. John Pain. aged 70 years, IIII VIII! II III! llllly IIIIUIIUI IIUIILUVM ` Mrs. James Martin was summoned to * Grnvonhurat on Monday fo see her mother, Mrs. E. A. McDonald, who is very ill. \l- Ilnannnan 1\ 1\An:-`an A` Tnunnrn an- JV-11": E0 Qt IIIUIIUIIDIU, III! II VUI Illa Mr. Geor e D. Don he, of Toronto, ec- oompenied y his frien , Mr. Howard Ram- ige, spent Queen : Birthday with his per- ente. - . ` * -nn_. nu--- r-_..-_-- 'n..--:;1-_4. -: TKT..-4. Mr. Chas. Lawrence, Pxesiiient of West Simooe `Farmer's Institute was in town on Tuesday in the interests of an excursion to Niagara. on J use 9th. ` `u AI` (`ssn'-nInu-st` `Iain A` '|`u'| A`l'\I7A`hTlP. I.` DID. Ull UIIIIU Ullllo ID Mr. Alf. Cro'ula.nd,`lo.t.e of Tm: Anvmon otee. has gone to work on the Luoen Sun, his brother, eMr. Robert Oroselaud. being` lone of the publishers of that weekly. `Khan Tm-sun Qumran lunar` inn-an in R`lIi0 one DI EHO PIIUIIIIIEFI Ul ULIDU WWUEIJs _ Miss Loss Sewrey. head nurse in Blessing Hospital, Quincy. 111., is visiting bet per; V ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Sewrey. Miss, Sew- V rey s friend, Miss Christie. of Toronto. is n visiting her at present. `IA - abut` `Anni :T Q Tnhnnnn Marv nI .l'AAf._ viewing uer no [ltunuulu Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Johnson. Mary street, ` left on Tuesday for Detroit, Ohio, and other American points, ;They will combine busi- ness with pleasure and will be away probably for a. month. Amnina thn vinitnrn in town on Queens pruuuusy 103' D Iuuuuuu Among the visitors in town on Queens Birthday were Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Mit- chell, of Toronto, at Mrs. F. E. King's; Mrs. C. '1`. Hunter and Miss Clark, Toronto, 1 at Mrs. Wm. `Hunter's; Mr. Bri ht Smith, Toronto, at Mr. and Mrs. F. . Smith's; Mrs Thompson and the Misses Thompson, Toronto, at Mrs. Crew's, Mary street ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Willmott, Toronto, at Mr. 1- 1: nun... -..u. * I J. E. TWillmott"u.. anu Mil. H [II 1 The County W. 0.1`. U. convention opened here yesterday and will be continued to-day and to-morrow. A public meeting will be held in Collier etteet gethodiat church to-night. at 8 o'clock. an In 0 , _, 1.. - 2.1! 12.5 A` `La 4-In'a. UIIIILUII U`I'IQIbIlU U--I v - v-vv- The following in _a fullilist of the dale-W gates 2-' T t1._n:.__._.--_1 ll.....I...-`g-I Ilmnnnu-A P W England, mother or Mrs. r. J. uuwcr. unu- years, father of George aim, Sunnidale. ].-\KEW.-`\\'-At btayner. Ont.. gn Tuesday. Ma 23,1899. Eliza A.. beloved wnfe of Charles . I.-nlm\\':1\`. .\1.D.. aged so years. _ ,__ gnuau .- . Collingwood -Mesdamed Bernard, P. W.` Bell, B682. Dtvidaomt Birnie, Basaett, D. Williams, Aylenworth. Cunningham, Mc- Cranev. F. F.~Telfer, R. G. Campbell, Miss A Creighton, Mini Wilson. n..:n:. __M..A.mm C- .1. Miller. Black- A Urelgnuon, lulu vv uuuu. 0rillia.--Mesdames C. J. Miller, Black- stone. MoPhail, Lawrence. Richardson, Lawson, Mina Thompson. ~ } 'I'4`Iou.-ya`; #.A-nrnnl Kl!`V_ Lawson, Mill Inqmpauu. - , Elmvele.--Meadamea Shaw, Keeley, Clem- } ence, Greenlaw. 2 \ Am-o.... #M'..A.emn nnlrlmn Mnnvav- I VV CIUV char. `[2... once, ureennaw. ~. Alliaton.-Mesda.mea Oakley, McGsrvey, Wilson, Drurv, Miss A. Wilson, `Miss Elem cner. Minesin .--Madame: Tracy. Gibson, In- gram, Lin 53%.` Crawford, Primrose. . Midland rs. Mccnllnm. , LiG|:a.venhuran.-Merdamor MoFayden and n . A Barrie.A--Madame: Ron, Reedy, Scott. Wuhington. Myera, Rogenon. V 1 'I"ly. nu-anon!-. nnrrntv nioarl are :-Pf6li- Wumngnon. Jnyerl, nogunuu. The present County oioen are :--Preai_- dent, Mrs. MoKee,_ Barrie; Vice Prom, Mu. n...........I l`.nI'nn|In|nt` 9 `Ram. Sea. Mn; F, , MTG. .|!l0.lXOB,_ Dirt!!! 5 V wu Lnum, mun. Bernard. Uollingwood; Rec. Seo., Mrs: F. M. Smith. Barrie; Cor. _See., M1-u.vGibaon, Barrie ; '].`reu.. Min Evans, Orillis. On Wednesday afternoon the G. T. R. Trackrnen were still on strike, the situation being practically the same- as on the day they quit work. Both Company and strik- ers appear condent of winning. The other railway brctherhoods have had meetings. and it is. said have done everything possible to help the traekmen. except going on strike, and that step has not yet been taken, though it is thought in many quarters that unless the road is soon manned by vtrackmen, they will, out of regard for the safety of their lives, refuse to run. The track is under the surveillance of ofeials. who are moving continually _in special cars from place to place to keep the track in is safe condition as possible._ The heavy rains of last week tried the track pretty severely in several places. and some: minor repairs had tobe made. The trackmen think that when the tracirgets so badly out ` of repair that com- A DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. I The Miacampbell Hotel Pro rty at Allnndale, iult; within the old limit: of arriolnd now in oc- cupation of Mr. P. McAvoy, in ofcnd for eleven euterml. Aegly` t? t IS- CA PBBLL, K-[dull _P.O. orco ' `A A LE OX. BOYS & BROWN. 7 A ` ' Barrio. his Soh `tors. >1 Lot No. 3. won use or Mary Guava .. |:.rac;~...*:s:~s*a:a-asr;`*-.:-s.~.;. nnncn. January in3,V_:-899. DDITE; IIII avlgusv-an ,4-29-9% v County C.7'.l'.`. U. Convention. LV have _ new assay -n.L-cnnswxcxn. I-u`sv:: GIRL WANTED A : o::cs.`-uusi` B ` lwithout. ncu. Noadnfotvvt `E _. ..l';&`_'.-nu: isw1cK:; ~ Pmpeny. For Sale. 23,1899. nlrza .*\., ucluvcu Vvoav V. ........-- _. Jakeway. .\I.I)., aged 50 years. _ _ DRAGE~.At 56 Owen street, Barrie, on Mav 23rd, 18), William Dfage. aged 48eyears. H0.-\R-Atl1isf;1ther'S residence In the township of Tiny, on the 18th of May. Noble William. son of 51;. Thomas Hoar. aged 21 years. 9 months and 3 ays. . _ A McMILLAN-At Sault_Ste. Marie`. Mich.. on the nth of Mav. Hugh McMillan. son of Mr. Dan l_lc.\Xi1lan.of Penetanguishene. in the aqthvear .Jl..'n -um " -V 7 7 . . BU']_lDING~LOT I-`OH 'rhV'rnckme'n'a at-._ru:`e.` Persons: News. "'3?`i;'8s % 9 JR.puon no; ! j s;'.wns'-. Ipetent men will be. Vsbsolutely necei-T I...-n oh. nmnnnv will hum tn nnmnlv with EPUWIJF IIIUII VIII In! Iuuuussavsy numera- lsary. the Company will have to com ly with- their demands. - On the whole orthern and North-western division only, two track- men are working-Levi Trevillion. Penetan- guishene, and the man at Tottenham. The former failed in an attempt on Saturday night toget men in Allandale. The Brother- hood of Railway Trackmen had a meeting on Tuesday afternoon and passed aresolu- tion to open up a subscription fund to assist the trackmen in awaiting a settlement of their grievances with the railway comppny iAny one disposed to contribute may leave their contributions with W. Metcalfe, Vic- toriastreet; R Meekina & Co., Allandale; A James Vair, grocer, `Barrie. 1;c:;;l;r heting of C. I. Board on Fri- day evening, 26th May, 1899. _ All mnmhnrn -nu-giant, Hill Honor Judas any evening, zoou Huey, I000. All members present. Hie Honor Judge Ardugh in the chair. ~ Jlinutee of previous meeting were read and conrmed. V Communication from the Deputy Minister of Education re the impaction of the Cadet Come, was read. ' Tomomno-nu : I-nun:-I-. tn flan Danna-tmant I UI ; uuusu--bu--..-..-, -.. ,V , MCLEAN--At her mother's residence in the town- ship of Tiny. on Wednesday, 17th Mfa daugh- o _ter of the late Donald McLean and ora Mc- v .... ......,a .9 .-M.-= m mnnths and xadays. U0 I, Wua real). I ` , e Inepeotor e report to the Depurtment , on his recent inepeotionof the Institute, was ireed and laid upon the table. \Ir....-.l kn `Dan 1'} D MnT.nm-I- nannnded ' reau anu lulu upon but: us Moved by Rev. D. D. McLeod, seconded by Verv Rev. Dean Egan-That the Board would express its gratication with the re- ort of the Inspector in regard to the con- ition of the Institute, as he reports that all the classes are conducted to his satisfac- faction, and the condition of the, Institute is in every respect up to the requirements. and that the report be handed to the town press. -Carried. . _ rm... nnmmh-tan on F innnca nresentedtheir press. -uurneu. The Committee on Finance resentedtheir report, passin the amount or salaries for the month 0 May, viz.: $493.65, [recom- mending payment of same. Mnuvnt` Ln 1!` -p pl!n]Bf_ 0.0-- lacolldad menamg payment 01 name. Moved by F. E. P. Pepler, Q.C., seconded by J. H. Bennett:--That the finance report be e.dopted.-0arried. A mannlnl-inn wgn mused authorizing .th6 ne e.uopreu.-uarneu. . A resolution was passed authorizing the committee on Cadet Corps to enquire into the matter of swords for the oicers of above named corps, and to report at next meeting. Ting Qnnrntnrv nun nithnrized [O UFOGUTO IIIIHBG COTPI, uuu uu xupuua nu. I-l*'AU`uIsvvvvnuu The Secretary was authorized to procure a letter book for the use of the business of the Board. V FHL - ..- --A.2_.. .'.l:.........ul on `an vonnunnnuhln me noara. V - The meeting adjourned to be reassembled at thecall of the Chairman. Miss Mary llllidabeth Sullivan, elder J daughter ofvMr. and Mrs. R. J. Sullivan, died last Wednesday morning of cousumntion at the age of 24 years. M ay, as she was fondly and familiarly called, was a bright, intelligent and promising young woman. As a member of the Public school teaching staff, she had done good work and her relatives and friends looked forward, until lately, to alife of happiness and usefulness for her. But last fall she was attacked -by a pulmon- ary disease, which slowly but surely accom- plished its dread work. Amiable in dis- position, possessed of rare kindness and goodness of heart. most ladylike and cour- teous in her ways, deceased will be greatly missed by the community generally. The sorrowing parents, brothers and sisters feel the need of and have the deepest sympathy of all who knew the departed. The funeral left the house last Friday morning and after service in the Roman Catholic church`, the remains were taken to `Barrie for burial.- _ Gravenhurst Banner. ML. .1 ____ --.I 1...!-. .-ul Ivsnll nnrnnfn warn Oonegiate Instltutg Board Meeting. ` Ul'lY8lllHn'll: Duuuux. The deceased lady and her parents were residents of_ Barrie for several years. Donald McLean ana ox mum nu.- Lean. aged 28 years, to months and xadays. _ BOWMAN-.-\t Buffalo. May 64th.G 189% Mrs. Mm; nie E. Bowman. wife of 1-. co. owmau. o Penetanguishene, and daughter of the late Col. Mayhce, of Port Huron. _ l\lARCHlLDOl\'-At her residence in the townshxp of Tiny. on the 22nd of Mav, 1899. Olive Mar childon, relict of the late Hector Marchildon, aged 79 years. Mr. Wm. Drage, grocer, Owen street, died on Tuesday oi last week from pneu- monia. He had been in failing health since a violent attack of la grippe in Toronto, nine years ago, which develo ed into lung trouble. He was_ born in erefordshire, Ems, on April 28th. 1851, and came to Bar- rie when he was 19 years" of age. He `fol- lowed the hotel business here for several ears and then went to Toronto. Upon his ealth breaking up in that city he returned to Barrie eight years ago, and since then carried on business as grocer on the cor- ner of McDonald and Owen streets. In 1873 he married Miss Elidbeth Reid, In- nisl, whois still living. Mr. Drage was of quiet and kind nature. qualities which attracted to him a large number of friends. The funeral took place on Friday to Union Cemetery. the I.0 0.1`. and S.O.E. lodges, of which deceased was a member, attendin in a body. Rev. W. S. Westnev oiciate . auvvuuwun w- --__ _ Maria Smith, reliet of the late Wm. Smith, London, Eng.. died last Thursday of acute inammation at the residence of her son-in- law, Mr. F. J . Lower, Collier street, at the age of 79 years.` The deceased was a native o Suffolk, Eng.. and lived in London for many years until eleven years ago when she came to Barrie to reside with her only daughter, Mrs._ Lower. Her only, son is Mr. John Smith. London, Eng. Mrs Smith was of a very amiable and ' unselsh disposi- tion and much beloved by all who knew her. The funeral took place on- Sunday afternoon. to Union Cemetery. the services being con- ;__...1 .. D-.. M `I. 'Dnn|-min. Mn- Smith- Union Uemeuery. ma ucrvwuu uvlug ovu- dnoted by Rev. M. L Parson. Mrs. Smith, Min Smith and` Mr, Wnlter Smith, Graven- hnrut, and Miss Lower, Toronto, attended the funeral. {1155 Gngauavu Citizene Band will pley the following pro- gramme to-night from the grand etend near the poet oiee :- A . Grand Mu-eh--Dominion. . . ._.A. A. Ola pe Sohottieohe-Little Netty Coon. .J. F. Z m- ` _ [merman. Reg-Time-At at Camp Meeting in Geori: . V ' . Kerr?" i. - Meroh-Soldiere of the Queen. . Ord Hume.` ,Overtnre-'-Fr : Dievolo. . . . . . . . . . . .Auber. I Waltz-Lenz_ nnd'Liebe . . . . `.F.t von Blow. . Seleetion--The Rumor: of Donnybrook. Metroh-Our Favorite Regiment... . .1); Ex`-ti. .`ee.-fl3d8!'"ht9uoq- d _ LA; DOVE]. . Vjupllaaw a.Auwy.u--- ` a. ` We understand that a gardsdparty and `sale in aid of the funds. will be held in Judas Ardagh s grounds about the end of June. Mr. Ardagh will be gladto receive `contributions towards the sale `of useful articles,/such as abroni, gehildren a plain cotton. frocks and pinatoreg, _.hoiseInald s : oapi;:`eete,iif1`[et_l_a;sr I;I_:vss'j_tho 28cli's_of June. i`f"i':"`-fete. ma:-uu`ut'n$` g':y'P'$a`' ""' um 0!! 7 -` "AP" any-,,; %.;cn'.!:% % Julv.4zth.. aiconr #8:. gas ? z_ .2. '._....4!'. 45:... The Late Miss Sullivan. Death of `Win. Smith. Hlilmux w~---~-- ~h -- - v t `s tat t. Documents 0 pm\\7e. J I:OSeSn.:n: L me. at I The Lat wnnam Drasce. 3118; xii! run Dga-ut` ' _ 32.. Juan nor IThe Latest News Many Readable Paragraphs of Local Interest.- New` Field and Garden steeds now ar- riving as B0'l`H'WEl.I.9s. 'Veilings. utif Veilings at half price at Jan. Vai & C a. , . A._.._._!._ _._....`I.. _C r----v -- v--- - ---~ -v v -- Especial.-'-M f tater : samples of Veiliug at half pric his week. Jae. Vair bl`... `Iv wav- making 0. good run, -averaging about 11,000 feet per dav. EA new stock 0t: and Shoes to be sold at wholesale pric 11 been opened up |atJ. C. Irwin's. T -Marsha.ll a saw x;1ill at Colwell is again I -J'o'hnstob Spjjetrnt have added 9. saw- ing and splitting machine to their equipment ` in the wood-yard. ' 1-: 1 1` 1 ,,,,, . 9 ,1 LI___.. L2... Street. [I -.. _. ...__ _,_-_. 1 -If youVrdea.1 has ever tried them'him- ` salt he will certa ly recommend Magnetic Dyes for home use III C II 1 I I, `-The_bendera for new boilers and machin- ery at the Electric Light station have not yet been finally dealt with. ' an I . A 1:11, ,,,, , I,,_.__;_ )9 LL. .__._2 dence of Mr. N. Dyment, has been added to by the removal of the street fence. II TI 11 1 1, a ,____, ______ 1_____`_L 1 ` -"1_S&1:.`I-'I"tJWoch_1`e'ne sNngere were lacerat- ed lust Wednesdav evening through the unexpected explosiono ennon re-cracker. tfeedy to wet: ing can be bought for less money at Irwin than at any store in Ontario. Doullt Gib n manufacturers, stock at less than cost 0 eking. at nip 1 II ,1 LL- -Mr. Ali. Arnall, ex-manager of the Queen s Hotel has been appointed manager of Mr. Adampon s hotel at Big Bay Point. and will cater to his patrons in up-to-date style. A 1- ,.,:,__ _--_-_.1 1-\V-____n ...|.. :11 ........ nu. -vu -A farmer named Dougall took ill very suddenly in the alley leading to the Barrie Hotel stables on Saturday last. Restora- syes were applied and he recovered in a few ours. * -Mr. Gilbert Love has exchanged his liverv for a farm in Oro, the propertv of Mr. Baker, formerly merchant in Hawkestone. Mr. Baker took possession of the livery on Saturday last; 1 , In_..._s,_ -_.___.:__'I 2.. L3- uuuuu \A|-J ..-..-- - -Nightwa.tchma.n Martin appeared in his new uniform for the first time on Queen : Birthday. The brass buttons were very_ .e'ectual in keeping some mischievous youths from Toronto in line. - - ,. vu- `nu... -.v-v--~. -_ _-__- --The several tenders for the Electric Light debentures of $35,000 bearing interest at 4. per cent. were opened on Saturday. The successful tenderer is H. 0 Ha.ra. & Co. ,of Toronto, who has bought them for $37,300. -_... II --_j-_ 1 ._..-`IngL 1.... J-Vllllulvv urn-V nu..- ~-..r'--- ----_, -., 360 to Guelph on ondav, J one 12th. by Centre Simcoe Farmer natitute excursion, which will be the cheer) 1: and most enjoy- able-trip of the season. Ar time table and fares see large posters. t miss the trip. ...-auwv"' - I Iunic\p\a|iW ` arm lunvu uvv Instant r ..... _. , -7 - , . ` . --A piece of a. burning re-crnczkzer is sup- n necessary. posed to have been the cause of a. re in Mr. Thomas Johnson s shed roof on Queen's Birthday afternoon. ' The remen were celled out but their services were not rt-rn_,__ rn_._-._4._ _.-4. ...:LL .. cvnnrv ` nlvvwuu-no--J . ' --John Wilson. Toronto. met with a very serious accident in Agricultural park hero on Queen : Birthday. He was sitting on a fence watching a baseball game between a. Toronto team and a Barrie team. when he fell o` the fence and broke his arm. Lvlnvv I-I-n\n -u-- --_ .__ --Mr. I-ienry Marr_,m']?hornton,i has pur-_ chased "Cedar Lodge, the hapdsome resi- dential pro rty on Dunlap street, owned occxipied 0 late by Mr. W. D. Vansickle. Mr. Marr and family purpose becoming citizens of Barrie in the fall. 1': . A_.t,,__ Ulltlllvlani vs -aw -- -_v -Mr. W. Mick.mo'f- Port Arthur, youngest son of Mr. James Mick, of this town. was married to Miss Jennie E. Mc- Cluskey, of -Toronto, daughter of Reeve Mc-' Clnskey. of Mono township, on Wednesday, May 24th. Rev. Mr. Austin performed the OOTBIIIODY. an a I A , S_,____-..... _-......- vu- `M-nn<'l-ay School Anniversary sermon: were preached in Elizabeth street Methodist church last Sunday, morning and evening, `-A- '5... D `T Duncan R A ll` church 15!! aunuay, luuruxu nuu vvwulus B I b Rev. R. N. Burns, BA, of Orillia. hesundey school concert, which was to have been held on Monday night was post- poned .for one week on account of wet weather. A 11 III 1'\ `S ,I_ L -..-..L_ " VKUIIVI I -'.l`he excursion of G. T. R ticket agents will reach town at one o'clock on Monday _.-._ Q4- 1:!..a..........:.- Cm-u-n .TnnIrnnn n pninI':_- Ori1lia at 3 o'clock, WI 1380!] IOWII #0 (HIV Uviuvn uu usvuuur per Str. Enterprise from Jackson : Point.- They will beentertainea to lunch it the Town Hall by the Town Council. Mr` William Kennedy of the Wellington Hotel, will be caterer. The visitors will then have a drive about town and. leeve by boat ton `I11 ,1 re n, , 4__ '_______1 I \II'lIIID HI: U V vnvvn-u -'l.`he Simcoe Peat Fuel 00 have several men working on the peat farm of 25 acres north-west from Vain-ville. The ground has been cleared of!` and a large quantity of peat out out and piled up to dry: After the dry- ing process. which will take about six weeks, the material will be taken to Butter- el s old foundry, which has been leased for compressing purposes. ' __ -1,-_I_ -__ _I-;.-.I 3.: `La f`nnnn=" nu Vuulyavuuuua to-s.rv-V... --A new clock was placed in the Council Chamber on Monday morning. It began to tiokout its exlntence at 9.30 The hall leading to the Council Chamber has heen re- paired and decorated in kee ing with the good taste of Chairman Ca dwell. The matting on the etairwav will break the thumping of heavy feet that have heretofore disturbed to many meetings in the Council Chamber. . - - r. N. C. Ford..in writing `from Fish- -hnrn. N._W.'.l`., says, "This is alne country I-..) --aauuagnn -Inn nan?` .`nI"'f.`I. `liff Q thf xLvnI. . w . VOL S/mvnnowargsnu`. p..,,',`3';.`_"' --Mr. writing from This is 1 fine | and prospects are good for the future ; there I he good market` for everything thabjoan be an .....'..'_.. 11|a.'..... onus-oat;-A `inb Inll!` `ll (Ill `II ll B (006.1 mgrxen wr ovary uuug um-u_w-u uv wn. Every person here seems to go in or ranching; There is one ranch three miles from here that takes in 35,000 acres and huover 25,000 head of cattle on it. I nd . Edmonton district more ads ted for 1e`rm,i_ngAthnn.any other in the toriee. -. 4-: n 1': VA LI.,_. .1 LL- D_...I _-A-..-n I-`|`l,||la V-II `-0-; v---- -- ---- --~--- r-r V --Col C. A. Stone. of the Royal encamp- ment ofjFo1-enters, Toronto. was in town lut week and made nal arrangements for tho cunning of the corps in St. Vincent park on June 30, July lab and 2nd. The visitor: will take: prominent art in a. big Forpitrlo cqlebrdtion to be hl in" ion!- Junl pnrk jon'F,D6ml_nion: Dav. `and wi ur- ndo to the followin day. Sun y. .0r9iIhvI65klp;V,` Snprauf:fo1_ Ch 9!. and other Sup:-cmoo . Briefly Told. ' Wet weether `prevented farmers from work on their farms on Seturdav. so gave ; them a chance to attend the market with V anv"surplus grain, etc.. they had for sale. ; Potatoes were very plentiful and a large_ guantity disposed of at 600. to 65c. per bag. that market prices - obtained were asfol- lows :--butter 120.," eggs 10c., wheat 680.. hay $8 to $8.50, oats 34:3,, wool 80. and 140. All kinds of vegetables were sold at the 50. per bimch rate. ' parations for the entertainment of the visit- A-nun Gladlolnsand other Bulbs tor sin-lng planting at B0'I`}lWEIah S. M'Lovely new `Ii 5 selling at half price this week. Jae. air 823-Co. - 1'\ I! A II,\Y9,__,_ __ `AA_ ____:_L_j r..~- -uu. nu...-. Il---- V..." `av `Iv- '--Donald A. McNiven has been appointed shery overseer of Vespra, Innial, Em. and VVet Gwillimbury, and waters touch- mg their boundaries. A . I . 0 I I I ?.I,,,_J__. oourr or R\v1s1oN AND Am-nAI..| --A telegram wasreceived on Wednesday announcing the death of Mr. H. D. McLeod, at Butte. Mont. He was son of Mr. and Mrls. Malcolm McLeod, Toronto street; and was in his 22nd year. Ivy-u nu. sonny ---.- '7.--- -Wen weather is responsible for an ad- journed meeting of the Board of Trade from Monday evening until to morrow night. (Fri- day) when a president and other otcers will be elected. A full attendance oi charter members is req nested. .......V._.. ._ _-.,-.-`_-._. -Dnring the storm on Monday afternoon Mr. George Cowan s residence, on con. 12, Innisl, was struck by lightnlng. A re [started but was put. out by Mr. Uowan and son before it gained much -headway. The end of the house was damaged by the light- mng . .1 11,, ,I,,,_ -2 LL- n__._x- I1-.. -:At the weekly shone of the Barrie Gun Club last Friday, the following scores were made out of a'posaible 15 :-R. "A. Douglas. 7; J. G. Scott,` 8; Ed. Williams, 11; M. Shanacy, l3;- H. Harper, 9; C. H. Ross, 9; S.` Wesley, 9; F. D. Height, 5; Dr. Wallwin, 11. I1 -Warden Ronan will present the County Uouncil Trophy to the 35th Battalion, Sim- coe Foresters. on the Market. Square. next Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, prior to the [departure of the regiment to Niagara Camp. There should be a large attendance of citiz- ens to witness the presentation. 0 `I ,2 L`._ CIELL ~-- ov v----v--- _..v _v...__..._.__. --The outside companies of the 35th Battalion will arrive in town next Tuesday morning, and at 9 30 the whole regiment: will muster on the Market Square. The time between then and 12 30 will be spent in a muster parade, medical inspection, presentation of County Council trophy, company and regimental drill. , .L_ ;\n:_;__. 'Tt-._-`I.1 _.__1 vva-urn.-J an`. ...r,......_._. `-----. -An item in the Alliston Herald and quoted in last week s ADVANCE about John Mace and wife, ex-inmates of the House of Refuge, was not in accord with the facts of the case. '1he Committee says that Coiling. wood never refused to support these people in the House of Refuge, and it is very doubtful if Mace and wife are deserving objects` of charity. `I ,, 'I'T-___.2__ ___-._ v--Jv--.. -_ - -Mr. and Mrs; James Harrington, formerly of Barrie. but now of Burlington, Iowa, celebrated their golden wedding on May 24th. Children and grandchildren were present and spent a very enjoyable evening with the aged couple who are both hale and hearty at present. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington s many Barrie friends send their congratulations through Tm: ADVANCE. \n . , __:v . o 1-1 , ___-) T._..L:L__L_ ._.!II run a grand imcoe Farmers Institute will ytcursion to Niagara Falls on Friday, June th, from Meaford and inter- mediate atatio s. Greatly reduced rates have been obta ed from hotel keepers at the falls, and s cial arrangements have been made for vis inz all points of interest along the Niagar River. Special train leaves Meaford at a.m. and Allandale at 7.45. The fare fr Allandale will be: Adults, $1.65`; child ' , 80c. Tickets qodd to return on June 10 For further paro ticulars see large paste Illlvllu vvsabnuuouauunvnnu u--gv-=.. ._-_ 38' West ,___I_ -___2__L AL. A... hlvuuunu uvv Quuaav ru-ww--.- --The following appeals against the As- sessors returns have been entered :-Barnev Kelley. John McKenzie, Mickle, Dvmenb & Son, S. Dyment, Bell Telephone Co., F. W. Ratclie, C. A. Luck, Geo. Monkman, Wm. Freak. P. Cavanagh, R. Li htfoot, Mulhol- land Estate, Jno. Spearin, goo. Plaxton. C. W. Plaxton, J as. P. McBride, J as. McBride, J . A. McCarthy, Dyment. Butbereld & Co., J os. Howcraft. Emily Bell, Marv O Donnell, A. Findlay, Jno. Mick, Mrs. S. M. Thomp- son. Jae. Vair, B. Lawrence, C. H. Ross, County of Simcoe, George McLean. Daniel McLean, Ross Estate, Martin Johnson. NOTICEIS hereb '\_I< the_Court of ev1( Barrie will be held at the {smo PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE SINGLE conns FIVE CENTS. On Saturday Mr. Hugh Grant, a re- tired gentleman who lived two miles south of Thornton, came to town in company with Mr. Hugh Fraser, to do some banking business. While. at din- ner at the Wellington hotel he showed symptoms of sickness, and a few minutes afterwards in the hall way he sank to the oor and expired in a few minutes. Apoplexy was the cause of death. For several weeks he had not been in very good health. Mr; Fraser took charge of the body andin company with under- taker Smith removed the remains p to the family home on Saturday even- ing. The deceased came from Inver- .`.--.. G-..A.I..n..l 4.1.3-5.. cum:-a nan livn I'll. LIIU \-IUUUDDDNI vnu-Iv Anvua on-vv. neae, Scotland, thirty years ago, lived retired moat oi that time, and was about 70 years of age. His wife and two children anryjve him, the aon and daughter being J amea Grant, Cooke- town, and..M.ra. David Coleman, Innin- l. "Mr. Grant was highly respected in the community in which he lived. ' 71:11 Concession, veapra. ` Advanoo Conupondeuoo. Mrs Kirkup, of Toronto, is gha guest. of Mr. -C. Hiokling....Mra. Iaeadloy; of` Ruaaolton, who visiting 1ml3rMra. Londlty.-. of the 7 th this lI|I__ L..2..`I_ I--an-n n-A magma W161! Elli, `JUICY, UL IIIIU I CI-I Uncon- week. . . .The brick layers are going eheed with Mrs. Smith's house. A` It in going to be e convenient and mind- eome home when completed. . . .Mr. O. Wingtove intends hnving a. brick henna `thkl l_llmln0!'...oA M .hevy 'h'eil-storm passed over " mag. Some of the atom on e~*=n!-i*-'I-!I**"- _-mm mnxmr. sudden pgath. , V V r 9o'c1ockin the forenoon. to ear 8!I.d_dt!'mi' the several complaints of errors a omissions 9n the Assessm tR llf . . Allneresgns I?au::;1t.?2:nm. at tha 3:! Court SIC mm 3`u3im; 'iaen:`:{aas,I nasessment K I] t , A Persons l?avi?1:g1lt)5\?ziness at_ the Id at; "quested to attend at the said tune a. ` Pl3' . D..,I n. Barrie. `. ltv L` V. mild- *S,;,?."$i~i;Zsy"iie;:"zs;:'Mecegz. cm; Hwy V nckers and wa588 3- - '~FLEMING--0n \VednesdaY. Ma. 24 J. C. Dunlop. at the residence otytha Mr. Thomas Bowman and Miss 0 I` ts` oldest daughter-`of Mr. Angus Fleming. both of 2nd lane. I\oLta.wasaga. , DIED. V A ` N4 G nvenhurat. UL `...-#3.`. re..u:.m.. d.-umhter of 7 Mary Smith, both of Nomi- mun, JUN Em 5131i, 1399. V brnted Arts _ I. V ..,...au;u w uucuu at Int`. Bv order of the Court. All those interested in`thi| ARE CORDI-ALLY. |% A R o o 2* nr es,;. man.-A coon P `N c ox. Apply immediately to MRS. C. R SS. '1`oI.'nt reel. an-an-p . . Bgllfi. 4-n...`..... - H -v--!!,' ,. ` 300!) PENING . % , lmwn . - of 680.39 We "A "jg _:".\ TOWN oiiNc\cHAMa:n; ;nJ ofT nto,willboa.tthe . oueznrs O_TEL, BARBIE." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MR- -I-- B. L:a::ai, . May 25th. `899- BLAcKSM|TH'.';,f, LW W H Mcoo"ALDi.% -`1CA.L nnnn-up ...`.;l `........-hm. rticulars urup a ,. ..... __ I-I. SHAW, Paiucxpan, V Yonge and Gerrard Sta" `r.-,,-onto. EXHIBITIIIN1 -`BORN. ra. can-_.- - Emvenhurat. 2 th. Sullivan, daughter ..... ......l -u vnarn. .1 months and ' EBEJNNELL. ' Clerk of said Mubi a [. I399. as-24, TO THE LADIES `or BARBIE AND VICINITY ruvc uua am ....... .. w. 1. ROSS. Principal. win that the first uittink of 1 `on for the Municipalit) of wuoua N6. 335%, Pmnrietor. any can- v u p ducte . top! the well. The gradu- Ll Fl '_ | PRO15'I'I:E.'S A Under and by virtue of the powere of sale contain- ed in two certain mortgagee. the first made by Thom and Cleophn Mama. the second by Martin Moran (and which mo es will be produced at the time or` enle there will be ered for sale bv PUBLIC AUCTIO -by Mr. G. R. FordbAuctioneer. at the Queen : Hote . in the Town of an-ie, en I___._1_ 1 _ n1,I_'_1__ _n -l____, nnnn *i'@i~"351iiiL@i_?*?`1?v 1899 .._L - _ -.__.L!-_ c1IaIiB'c?S a}}3'e:'.' Bi'r'iE:.'aIn'c1"I3e'J' 1175' '5In'h'ri' 3} feet 3 inches of said lot. except a South Easterly nnrt that-enf. onnvnvnd tn Mn. Marv Marvin. " J;1.g<;Tp..mV.:t;1e-f;:li;;vi;:al;n;bio7isr;:;i-Zia: Paacnx. No. x.-Part of Lot No. x on the N. S. of Charlotte street. Barrie. and bob the Southerly 61 feet 1 inchan of` mid lot. ascent a South Eutarlv I58! 3 IIICHOI OX Illa I0`; OXCOPI `HG DUNN]. III part thareof. conveyed to Mrs. Mary Mama. l'I._..__ `Y- - I -1. A. 9.. AL. .__I f\__ - I I?` `THIN dent reasonably well. c)'f"TnAL ausmas f 1*` -_--...'._ 3111985`. a8".`_"`1 w-vs-cup -v\I unwuvvg --Ir -wwve Upon Parcel No. xgllere leeituate the I_tore prem- eee at present occupied by Mr. L. S. Wxlleonu a butcher e eho . with a comfortable dwelling above-- ` also a. small rame Itable. * I\,,,_,I `V, ,,j-an L. , , , A_L!_L .L,__ 9- ._9x ` -- v v---. cw-y vv--v w]w- wv -v-.- ,. v_'_o.,,_.'. .L_ ,.,_, Pancnx. No. ::.--Lot :4 in .tI':e Con. of Me- i donte. 2100 acres, moreor less. ",_,'\, ,,I`V, we 9 gvvu Ilvul in vullluvav Ultulnigu-I. sou-vvuu For further particulai-3A and terms and conditions of sale apply to ` ' EFIVII A"I\l_l\ .l. BETH`? --av - -auunun -nu.-u-Iv u-u-up v Parcel No. 2 in 9. wild'lot. upon wich there in said ` to be a good deal of valuable atanding timber. II-.. l'_...LL__ ._-._L___.I-.'__'___.I 4._.._..__. -...I -A...I!.2_-__ `E jrarm Property` Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contain; ed ins. certain mortnge. in which default he been made. and which wi be reduced at the time of sale. there will be sold by P BLIC AUCTION at the Queen`: Hotel. in the Town of Barrie. on ...----e-en` `crap: AAA! `AAA u--w-..____, - -_-__ _. , --_ , at the hour_ of :2 o'clock. noon. by Josenhvlioen, Esq.,Auct:.oneer, the iollowing valuable Farm ro- pe:-ty, that u to say: ' ' All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land M and premises situate. lying and being in the Town- Ihip of Vespra. in the County-of Simcoe and bein -Lot comgqosed of the North Half ofthe Wat Half o umber Nineteen, in the Eleventh Concession of the Township of Vespra. aforesaid. containing fty acres. more or less. _ A .. _ vn..- ..L.....- n-Anne-fu :. ahunn-,3 m srvenr dean-able MORTGAGE sALE| less. * The above property is situated in a ` very desirable location, within two miles of church and school The huidin thereon are in good condition, `and the soil; xs san vloam. c There will be a reserved bid: TERMS.-Ten per cent. of the purchase mone on day of sale. and the balance within one mont thereafter. with intereet at six per cent. or nnnum. Further terms and particulars will be m e known on the day of sale, or. in the meantime, on application MCCARTHY. PEPLER & -MCCARTHY. ! , ,_ ;___u 1:43-24-.. 12-..}- H. M.L0llNT it ` 1 dugtedoi udent reasonably The i SUCCESSOk TO S. B. WIINDRUM; . i 31 King St. lorooop stairs) Toronto. V ' -11! `mg- Tbwn of Barrie and "rowmhlp of * . Madame. - ' - IN THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE. Dated aoth May, 1899. FULL LIHNE or mo.R'roAo: s%u.aL Sterling Silver and Plated Were, Watches, 01eeks,J ew- elry, Blouse Sets, Belt Pins, Belts, Newest Designs. ,Speeie.1 Attention Given to? Watch Repairing. TELEPHONE 2608 a8-iv I Steamer A-.-_ __E_|_I!_0l|lI'iSO. I 2143 TH: Entetprile, the. People : Popular Stollnerg has been thoroughly renovated and it .._....~:.. .9 oh. a:.m..1 of Excursion Pu-nos I to sun tram In | Reasonable J F" - ' `A v of a stud nt reasonamy won. a. u. ".M_ 'en) he . . v': ,,1,cENTRAL ausm_:ssscoL. W6: To,-onto, all pass astronglndepenagngnx. LE aw mnducted by the Business Eduon. gm `.0c1a:'|on of Ca_nada.. No whitewash- - g Dxplomas to xnpompetent candidates. properly trainee`! to pas; 31,. .x_ was ssfully. gnd Busmeul men app:-sci. ding. That s why we have many mo;-V. '3' for capable. eicient. young men ,3 3'- :9Pl`:wnI;ll positions than we can supp. (110 1 - 10$: mavgnter our Co.lege at any tnme. ` Thar. . ' t` ns to interfere with your advancem t. :t;fy"0':,ashparticulars drop a postal to _ on `W . H. SIEi_..'V7', PRINCIPAL, ,,A ._.1 c... vi-.._.__,,__ KUEIIIIIEIIIV awuuvuu JNOo POWELL.` VA 0 MARSH, ao-tf Agent. Barrie. V .` Pnop., Bu-rie. has `been thoroughly renovatoa ans: 1; again at the dxspoul of Excursion to `and from aluI.o1nII on Lake slmooo at In ten. _ a Ila: nnnnh swIn9AY;.%.!F1E.,19_s~ 1999 ---.. D-.. We take pleasure in. reeommenglin Mn. Fun. Bnooxs u a coufetent and relrgb Tuner and R ' r,.aud won! request our tn-one ~to entrant to `m workof this diecription._- Gunman Hnmrznux. ` ' Orden left for Tuning at 5: Eliubeth.Street will receive careful attention. . , L . ___.. -.......u. vI|llII'II'I`! nu? wil'l're3ive clroful attention. mu, annuxs. BAmuE.ou1. @ One of the hfgut Music Stain nonh of Torontb. All kinds of Stringed Imtrumanto, Folio: and Sheet- M '. am `ma s line. A a of suit? 31:-in 11- Hue"; rice. H &q% Pianos. from $65.00 .._upwuln,_on OIIVtI|'NIo .~ ` - i y A.I-'. sAnn_:'r1'. ` ` - Barth. We his now showing 3 large stock of PLATE - suitable for _____.______.______._ BARBIE M_L_IIc- s1fonIg: ll xVV" IL`? " "'-" " _ CO digs to enter a Busmesa College con`-.. oi its Graduates in chat b"o::s:gions correspond with the .gI_.. Uilld