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IEHIIIIHIII IJUUB DU UM! IllIII\lUD . ~_.New Subscribers" 0: 30 for,'1`aI AnV_7ANl: for` 1893 ill y__c__ a. 6097; `and `our-present a,u_horib_arg why pay in a.dva.nceA for the esr`l~89._i. Wu-l"):p__tV_ `I ot._:_p`_y;..... . 1; will*be,;;gVixeI:'_!%bh.i9gli_gid unb- Jloriptionl for: gfigil` "tho '_IA|1lyA"_A 9;. .=h-+,wd- Fin! I-`.'ir-v -esv 4 % ~ I IILIIDLIUII VIICIU WCD (Ill GILJIJIILLIIIIULIU .I.Ul' Ell ' per. There were a. couple of tables heavily I laden with goodthings to supply the wants of the inner man ; everything that the heart. could wish for was to be had. The oysters. cooked and raw, were heartily relished by those who wished for them Shortly after supper the room was cleared of the seats- apd dancinzcommenced to the sweet strains of the music furnished by F. W. Yates & Co`. ot Toronto, and kept up till four o cl0ck _ in the morning. Both young and old seemed to enjoy the dancing very much. The mem- bers of the above orders are to be congra- tulated onthe success of this their rst an-' nual At Home." There was nothing left undone by the energetic committee, in whose hands the affair was placed, to satisfy and please all present. If some -of the head of- cials of the G 'l`.R , had been present it would have surprised them to see how the railroad employees, their wives and sisters managed this At Home. Everything was orderly `and nothing occurred `to mar the ! pleasure of the evening's entertainment, and all went home well pleased with the happy `reunion. ' e ahd Mrs. F. J. Sandarsapent New Year in Stayner. V V Wri3{.d."r/ Qvlli. ing last; to relieve Con. Bennett of the Belt ' line, Toronto. ` ' `one. u -o- nun. - _ M'rl 'oy-lo:of Knox College, Toronto`, oc- cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church of this village last Sunday. L I!!! an in I openuing T<$f`tT,ae_ ;1Vew St. Gdorge sl Church of this village; on Burton Avenua, takes place on Sunday, January 8th. T M} Robert hem}; '(>1f(T was in | our village last week and attended the At |Home. Mr. B. looks halq and, hearty. I The following is the result of the elections l in our village on `Monday :--_R.eeve.` W. P. Soules. by a.c_cla.mation.~ Councillors--Alex. Baillie, John Little. Wm.` Harrison and Wm Newberry. Tru,etees--J. R. Bailey,` James Brunton "and Wm Shepherd. ' St George's Church annual tea meet- ing anal entertainment will be held in Both- welI s hall, of this. village, on Monday even- l ing Jami-ary`9th. Addresses, vocal and in- strumental music. The -best local `and present and enjoys." good social time. . Go! foreign talent has been secured for the oc- casion All are cordially invited to be" ' Last week our reporter mistook the naniee` of the Puulbrooke when speaking of their llentencee in the `Judge : Criminal CouFE. ' It was John Peulbrook who was sentenced to the Central `for one year and eleven months ;m"oxithe for larceny, . `_. . y. A In nnnnnnl-`nu u.'h-I. .i.:.. ...;.;g `:1 3.`. 'i...+. .(.':'. }I.-_ for anon eud*Thoi.` Peulbrook who got three [PH me (1l'lV8 1101136. TermB.-l0 per cent. of the purchawe money. to be paid down on the day of sale. For balance terms will be made known at the sale. For furthcr particulars apply to , JONES Enos. 8: MACKENZIE '_ - Solicltorl. Toronto 8:. Toronto. Or to JAMES EDWAR.DS..l_l!aa.. Barrie; A 62-2. . ` _ returned home after a i few weeks visit in Belleville. ' A r_una.va'3I tam cttsci dme' excitement in our village last week. Nobody was hurt. ' l I`_,I .A_...l\,!,,I,I I; , 'III E I . ' ~ ` I Conductors W. Little, R. `Candy, F. Berry a.nd C1at-ke are off on a.` visit to Detroit. Rumor has it that one of the abovevhae gone to take 3 wife unto himself. ' ' .III\llI$IlB IUI ' _ , ' Iu connectinn with this case itia but right I to give credit to: Constable Sweeney and I Detective Beardsley. The prompzitudewith Which_the men were,-rested and the `evi-` dance ohtasined for their conviction in highly creditable tohthe skill and vig_il_a.n:o of theaeh ocei-I. Violators of law hereabcut Sr) in risky buaineu with such yvideawake oicen: on their trails.-L 3 . L` . - .-I ' -- ; Advance G01 respondence Write 1893 now. A Lots of fun in the village over the elec- tions. V ' } Miss Martha sindlea and Mr. '1'. E. .Gallagher, of Lisle. were united in marriage last Wednesday by Rev. Mr. Burnett, of Alliston; The young couple left on Tues- day morning_ for Barrie, to spend their `honeymoon 1n the` beautiful capital of isimcoe. . I The Packet says: The liquor party` are unusually active carrying on a secret ` canvass for the election of a council who will increase the lhnit of taxern Hcenses next |........ n l There was a. pleasant little gathering of {juveniles (Craig) at the residence of their `uncle Mr. Arthur Craig. Crsighurst, on Christmas Eve and uncle A1-that-`s eyes beamed as cheerily as those of the young- Itfl. ' .,... .. .. -.~,v _.__..V`____ V... ' W-T-hieV55V:anbaush'ene rink ia now ope _n,. and I the_ skngera of that 'pr_etty village. are joyous. - 1 - oriuis had - another dissserous re last `Thursday morning. The skating rink was ' seen to be in a. big blaze nbout 3.30 mm. _ Th Menford Mirror announces that M}-a. ' Owen 'Hithcox has been secured by the I W, (3 fl` TT. 1'!` hlllt fniun in t`n':t1nIn n {:,`2Zii d df'J;i.i1i13i: .r1"1s. .... I-L- -uu--use-an r\ l\ on -an.` uwvu LJIVCIIUUL unu uuou auuutcu U] lall `W. C. T. _U. of that town to deliver _a ` series ofleotures on 15th, 16th and 17th limit.` V j ' - T I : Gazette: h T Price's Corners Clix-iTx.:tx'na.: tree ho`:-e rial; Vfrui1:,Va`n_d all was plucked. , . V 9 . .0 7 {:Ei.'e"1IrI1IrJ' lr ;';;;3Trt;riaLnA tea-meetin on Fridayv-was a very successful one._ _ . I Ii-u,, rl-V 1 I ,,- I -. "-1 A G|"eit Iivercoai suqeaatb J. FyI_e9I. V 3. 1.. I. um I. " At Home. Reeve, Mr. T. Lennox was eleclted by a small majority over Mr. Duff; the Reeve of last. year. The following were re-elected by ecclamation :-lst {Debut reeve; Richard Bell ; 2nd Deputy-'r eeve, oseph Whiteaide ; Councillors, S. Dull`; W. C. Bell. {neon so ennereq, \ . T A roaolui.ion_relating to placing some of .-the teachers. a`nul_ the employment of I. solicitor were also hdopteil, and a, hearty vote of thankh wg_s'gi_vjm_ Mrl Soroggio. tho Chairmah, `tor theembi'en't of ` hi; duties dnri1I'g`tho"`y63'u-',;:f = .` VIVLA Do.` 51...; r`. Alunansai Mr; A. b8h`;;.:;S;r;e'-`I, griif, in min; tojlea_sv_e ;qwn and yvtl I `yry likely settler Poterborough. .1191: g'o!n_nfg`to't'ake a. trip loChici?go-"w`horo"' ho"viillVrama`!'n` oifuiur` I'wookn.f'_: IV:'2._;.:`o;sA%be gegmgog me mairshgw I All the 01d Council were re-elected by ac- clamntion John Ross, Reeve; E. A. Little`, I let Deputy-reeve; R." McConkey,_ 2nd I Deputy ; Councillors, Thoma; Webb. "` """ "NI 1 --...-----d ' -_ -_. ___- at:,~.2 n`nlock p m., for the purpose Ff eleoti g dirootc.rsort.he said Oomnany. conrming the By-Lu. va passed by the Provisional Directors and tm nsacting sucn other business of the Company as may be expedient. By order of the Board. JESSE PECKHAM. M Secretary. Dated at Barrie this 4th day of J ovum-y, 1893. STRATHY 8: ESTEN, 3.1: .34.... R-.. t'V.._...;..._ The: regular `meeting of the Board was held on Monday, the 2nd inst. T Mr `James -Scroggie, Chairman. and all the members with the exception of Messrs. Baikie, Baden-_ hhuret and G. G Smith, werepresent. '1, I ,, ,,, A Q I -,. -*___7_, .. ___ `_ _ _ _ . _ -- Minutes road and crror corrected where 7: wag stated that Mr` .Morrau s resignation was accepted on casting vote of Chairman, as the correct vote was six for and four against. L` _ ` . T T.nl-.1-an ran.` V `FA!!! - Mr `KT .1` nnllnl . Letter read from Mr. W. J. Hallett acce bi then nintmentasPrincI al. RrapII_!_ _gI2nnmnp_'l_"I`anJnn A5 `Vin Knnnuin W Zr-!I"II.IU1IIWIIU E L IIIIUIPCL KVUV IIIU6 VII B1511--Brown--'1`ender of Wm. Kennedy, being the lowest, was accepted for 100 cords of hard wood for the schools, at `$2.75 er cord. and that the Chairman` ofothe . apply Committee be authorized topurchase .10 cords` pine slabs at lowest rate. -'lI"r\I<| S!` .. 0. Mr. Reid called attention to "two items of $6 and $5 each in the public accounts as paid to- the secretary.-under the head"of salary. It was explained the 36 was not `war: salary. but postage and box rent for 892, the 85 was paid to Water .00. for watering the ower basis and sho uldA.Lave so entered. .. - . F A '..-__'_s~_-.:__`_.-I_u_._._ ..s_`_;-`__ __,,._ ,4-I ' . The Vespra'Council was elected by accla- mation as follows :--Jonathan Sicsons, Reeve, J. C. herfoot, Deputy-aeeve ; K. Cameron, l D. Wood, William Orrok, councillors. `A _ Mjority against. .. 52 The whole matter will stand thus : A. E. H. Creswicke, Mayor by acclamation. J. M. Bot`.-'nwell, Reeve, by acclamation.` R. E. Fletcher, lab Deputy Reeve, by accla- Inn finn LIO 12- snvuvnavn 1.90419 |lU- 509010 U 901652` 3 V I mation. Sam. Caldwell, 2nd Deputy `Reeve by elec- tion. Majority ll. ` , COUNCILLORS. - ` Ward l-R. Williamson. J. C MeNab. 2-1 . H. Stewart. William Hubbert._ 3-M. J. Frawley, Geo D Ellis. 4--A. C Garden. C. W. Plaxton. 5-M. Fennell, Joseph PulIan,`by ac- clamationl Ward 1-'-James Ball. " 2 -James Cross. " 3--A. M. Hunter. 4-George Ball. 5-Joaeph Rogers. ' There was .consi(_lerabl;e sirit and Ictivity in town on Monday in connection with our civic elections, and the various candidates ,,wore their-best holiday smiles and were as gracious ,and polite to voters as embryo ` Chesbereld s. 'I'|I.- -II_._s,, ,, I an UIOCKS and J? W`Jl`Y. ' His ambition is to increase the business bv a hithful apn ication to its several branches Be governed by the old proverb. The new broom sweeps clean " T FRANK D. IIAIGIIT. i7EZ33`"ihg is the reanlt Of the election for 2nd Deputy Reeve. Couqigors, School Trustees and. for the redutxbof Tavern Licenses : . 5 i;;aRi:;'i`1\` tif{. yes.r.;-" ' The Boa tiger} Vtdioj1Vrnod'.% . A ` a .%i*; u'y;5T D, 8ho;Vv[v,_LR::i1`fiAe",c _g . .__:-..-1.- -1_ ..--- --..._-=-..;: . James Crops . . . . . . J amen Scroggie . . . . A. M. Hun_ter......'...` John Dickinson . . . . . . . . ' J oseph Rogers. . . V B. w. Rhinehart. .._.-u- .-v {M. Fennell, . . . . .electe;1 acclamatiofi Jpgeph Pullan. ., %% '1`-RUSVTEES. .W ABD N0. 1. `James Bull W. B Ba.ikie...`... H. Edwards George Hall. . . .' . . . . . . . . . . .. Rev. Wm. McKee..T.V . . . . . . . Ward `1__ - In thanking my customers fol; their patron- age. I an) satised that you wnll nd in Mr. Height a. vompetent and obliging gentleman. to fill all the requirements 1 f a. trust-worthy merchant and competent workman. 1 1n (`I 1' E A \TI\I)G 0 VI IIILCIIIDUII o o o o o o . n 9 ` Tic. McNab.......... Joseph Anderton . . . . . . .. Ia mm * P H. Stewa.rt.:\\.. TWm. Hubbert....'. Thos. Pearcey . . . . . P. Kearns . . . . . . . . . REDUCTION OF LICENSES. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 3 76 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Total for Reduction 347 Total Against . . . . . . . . . . .. 399 Public school Board; SECOND DEPUTY BEEVI. ajo WA\BD _ wuzp -N0. TRUSTEES. ll1:l:at1>nual mdseng of Fame` Horticultural S1c'n'v will be ho-Id at the Hem-etarv s ofcn on THUPSDAY. JANUARY 12th, 1893, or 1 A .-Innlr 11 ll! N0. For Red. Against 75_-386 $3 I33 I61 87 Tl Thu annual meeting at ..tha_ Want Sim: Electoral Dist:-`ct. Am-icu`*ural Society will held in the Council Chamber, Barrie, on l` `QR = =fAiL1itt11& aaugtice of Mn.` Janachunl `5Blk6 8i'`el:;" we ofljo`r neg. wogk twmlefoousting. - T u-- xuvvcncw on-- UVIw. License Inspector Lyon wishes to any that he has received anumber-of'anonymous letters re matter: connected with his oice, ; Ind itt) intimate? that no acti6n`v`Ii'bo taken onetatementa um! complaints in tsuclrletters Any :.compla.int must --have the bone de _-nume;ot-th9;complainunt|!gaed:to it, which .lib9';cond9.I1_ti&1. INT than the Qnmvlaint `=?,1h.v29!l`9`Y:`i`!V9"?i**le= ; . . Sudden neaizh. . It is with deep regret Tm: ADVANCE re- cords the sudden death on Saturday last. of Mr. Wellington Wallace, High Court In- spector of the I.0.F. Thedecease-1 appeared to be aswell as usual in the morning of that day and before evening he had passed away. Internal` hemorrhage 1s given as the cause of his death. His body was taken to Bradford on Sunday to hrs paternal home and a large number of society men accompanied the re- mains as far as;Allan~4'ale . The funeral took I place on Tuesday. .5 e . _` - I -n-w nu-own cruvcsvlyu * Mr. Thomasi'cl-s-worth has purchased the bakery known as the Dominion bakery from the estate of Mr. F`. -J. Brown and-will henceforth carry on the business. Mr Shannon, who has been foreman for a num- ber of months, will still remain in the same position. Mr. Sidsworth wishes to say that any customers of the establishment .who have not been served` since he has had possession, it the will? kindly ' leave their orders fwith` h m shall be promptly I erved."- " ' ' ` _ _ 1 A Ser ice of Song at the Collier Street Methodizt church last Sunday was exceeding- ly good, Miss Dyment was one of the soloists. This lady posseses 9. very sweet voice and she ' sings with much feeling. Mr Percy Parker sang, Flee as aobird with a. ne deep rich voice Other soloists were Miss E. F. King and Mrs. Smith, of whom Tm: Anvmcs has had frequent occasion to speak. The choir sang in excellent style. O for a closer walk with God, Hark! Hark l my Soul The Lord is Exa.lted" It is needless to say that this choir is one of-` the nest in the County `of Simcoe. - A ' Mrs. Burch, now of Toronto. formerly of Barrie, charged a man named Hathaway with appropriating some furnituresof hers to his own. use She-had left it in the house of which Hathaway had become tenant. The case was long and tedious, taking up a good part of Tuesday afternoon. The magistrate considered the {charge sustained. but per- mittednthe man to `go on suspendedsentence. _ In-k`et'Noten. _ A Saturday s market was one of the largest of the season, and a very large quantity of pork was brought in and purchased by our uyers, the chief among whom is Mr. Milne. The following were the current prices that day :* -' V ` Wheat, 60 to 65 ; barley, 35c. to 400.; rye, 40c `to 44 ; oats, 26c. to28c. ; pease. 53c to 54: ; hay, $6.50 to $7.50 per ton ; straw, $4.50to $5.00; beef, himlquarters, 85.50 to 86.50 per cwt; forequaxters, $4 00 to $4 50 per cwt'.; mutton $7 00 to $8 00; pork. $7.40 to $7.75 per cwt.: turkeys, llc. per lb. ; geese, Sc per 1b.; ducks. 40c. to 50c. "a pair; fowls, 40c to 50c. apair; butter; in rolls, 17c. to 20 per 1b.; tub, 150. to 17c. per lb. ; eggs, 17a. to we a dozen ; potatoes, 55c. to 60. a bag; apples. 81.25 to $1.50 per bbl.~, untrimmed hides,-$3.50 to 84.00 per cwt.; sheepskins, 80c to $1 00 each ; wool, 160. to 18c. per 1b.; wood, $3 00 to $3.25 per cord; Anthracite mm], Q3 75 new 1-nn . A sad Drowning `Guile. A very sad drowning accident occurred at Guelph last Saturday, by which Wilfred Neill. son of Mr. Samuel Neill, boot and shoe merchant of that; city, a bright little boy aged about six years, lost his life. He, with a number of other boys, had been skating on the river near Go1die s dam, in which there was a large hole, where ice had been taken out. Young Neill `and a boy named'Rnndel were trying to see how near they could get to_ the hole without getting in. Unfortun- ately they got too close and both were preci- pitated into the river. Rundel was rescued with much diicnlty. but his companion was drowned. Mr. Neill father of the lad, is I lying in the hospital with typhoid fever, and Mrs. Neill is also conned to her bed through illness. The circumstancesmake it one of the saddest fatalities which have occurred in the city for many a` year. Many nerson in Bar- rie will sympathize with Mr. Neill s family at this sad event. A man namedonovan pleaded guilty to the charge or poverty last Friday, and not being able to pay. 250 fine was sent to'ga.ol for 4 months. . Daniel Brown, of Om; for damage (lens to Mr. Lowe's lsmbs. was assessed on Tuesday 3 $8 damages and costs. ` _ __ _ _ 4 I1 (/1117 \JUuuv|- ifFE_%'d;1psg1a.y, J5Ei' "1'it1I,'" 1393, _ _. _. nu... -I..-a.:.._ -0 .. Dnunnnann Masonic. On Tuesday evening, 27th ult , the officers of Corinthian Lodge were installed All] the elective officers of the previous year- were re-elected. nds it to be his interest to leave the place where he has so long resided, and for which his artistic skill has done so much in culti- vating among our young people` a love of art.` Mr. Shaw hashad rare hpportunities to perfect himself in the beautifulart to which he is wedded, having attended some` of the best schools on this continent. He will leavefin this county many evidences of his pencil and brush. We congratulate the people of Peterborough on having in their midst an artist of such skill and prom1se. . lawn. |u.g WUUU, 01'.) UV DU .0. L Xgthracito oogsl. 96,75 oer ton. A Fine `Se:-viloe of Song. -.-- _: 0. -.. _; AL, I! no The Lluqnu 1iispaotor._ _ _, ____L__. 'l'hoVl.)oIn1n'1on Bakery .. --_.-_ (V!J-___-.._LL I4-_ ___,-, ,I . J.A.o Al.lli\4.l.JDlGLIo : aL)Gl5lUf X. Carson . . . . . . . . .S D. F M..Montg9mery.J. D. R L. Rice...` G. H B." Myers . . . . ..D. of`C. Alex. Milne . . . . . ..S S. G. B Simmons. . . .J S W. Chapman , . . . . . Organist. V Fred.-V Edwards. . . .Tyler. C. L._v Sanders. . . . Audifom. F. Hornsby . . .- . .. >. Andrew Urquhart.W. M. F.'J. Brown . . . . . . .I. P. F. Horpsby . . . . . . .S. W. John Dickinson. . . .J. W. Joseph Anderton. .Trea.s. D. H. MacLaren; .ecretar A lV_.___,, "; 3:-emu" :1. .A OTICE is hereby Riven that a. general n'ieef- insz of the Sharaholdvws of the Barrie Tanning Company (Limited) will take place at the omen of Messrs. `Strathy 8; Eaten. Barris- ters, Owen Street. in the Town of Barrie. on _.. -n nlr `mung Poiloe court. |1\lllGlIlo WV; L`!- . ..I. .,.S. son....J. erton. wen" .Secreta.rv . . ..S omery.J. .. ...I. I . .S` one ..J : v u-anon-r-avvu ucll VII LIAULIIICYQ % `Lord S?an;ey has promised to_ visit Guelph _ nnFridai_y next; privately. - *`El`l:i-1 -1:`c;e"11`,x'x'6sv` cased of typhus fever were. =teport.ed~i_n' New'Yotk on Tqegclny. '1:I_..u-L _-__ `.'.L:`.L4.`. I. _ -' -0- of -- -um nu AVIJVV Avslb vu Lvgllllyo . _`l,'ngli's_h_ coin milk?! have isdvsnced tho- - p%oe of our, owing _o3'aa,1'_eitg of stack. E11-a.6t't:;v;a. zul".a.rry Sound rail- WLYZ hm. beeg gommenced. . /?-].&;>-t_ro;1-1;l-e')-i: anticipated in railway air! |.clg_a`d_u;ing the Wor?d s fair. , ._ .,' _..._ ._-'.__ vv---...-a-vvunu There has been 8 big land and snow alidd Vin,l}og'rspasa on the C. P. R. . :~IIanniba`l*Price, the Haytian minigter to i,` --1' -...a uL...I---_1,,, ,,, Washington, died on Monday. " no.1:-um Vyisited "by ;' serious `fire on /'_.lg`u.eaday morning. ` 17. A__ ,_u_1 j 9,, `an . 1 o 'Ic A In a. few days C. A. Strathy. piano tuner wilI'be'here. Testimonials from the rm oi Mason & Risch Toronto, also from Mr. Edward Fisher, Musical director of the Tor- onto Conservatory of Musiq. Orders taken by Mr. Jae. Edwards. , - Our Public Schools and Collegiate Itstitute re-opened V on Tuesday. The pupils were there in force. The new Head Master of the Central school, Mr. Hallet, was on hand, as was Mr. Arthur, the new Science Master of the Collegiate. MR. FRKNK D. FVAlGH'[`.has succeedetfto the business of Mr. C. L. sanders, in Watches. Clocks and Jo w4lrY. ` nan omhirinn in In inm-mun thn hnulnnni hv n "'*:."6- lid ::..*`*3'.:..:'...':=.*:. :~""' Ia" am res an an 0 l I 4-. I! y ` Mad Lbfwu nndon eney tor-mu.;Applr l0- _ ` u-Arie." 45e"tf.~' ULLE RTUN. C1 Monqnsld St.. E Postponement of Dr. Washington : Visit`. _ _In consequence of illness (Dr. Wat-hingtoni has postponed his visit to Barrieitill J apuary 19th, from 9 a.m. `till 4.30 p.m. ` ` London. V A Mr, Bleine is reported better. ' _' The chief rabbi of Jerusalem in dead. Very severe weather is reported tram. old _'.. _.-_. '--.V-r-u any on-an-nninwlvo A tea. and concert will be given in Bothwe1l s Hall, Allandale, on Monday . evening next, in aid of St. George s church. The programme will be provided by Mrs. Blackbird, Messrs. W. A. Boys, J. C. Morgan, (Paton, the male quartette, the plunkers and others. A i cly describe the fragrance of the perfume, to be obtained at John Woods . Go, ladies, andeomplete your toilettes by getting some _of these delicious perfumes. I 1 - - ` ____.A _ -SUx;scmnn FOR THE ADVANCE 1-3: 3:9 ! connucrnn AND uos'r RRADABLE JOURNAL nt rm: Nomn Couwrnv. V _. _ Jill! I.` UDIII. \JUUL"I.'l a . -`l`he;_Chri9t.mas tree entertainment [all Friday evening for Trinity church Sunday School was an enioyable affair. . VIII 11.1 I A --The `Ethei"A7t:'1rV1vt;tron-g-m(-)-<>., under the auspices of the Fire Brigade, gave a good concert on Monday evening M I'IT.L.I_ __ _ _LS,, .,,, Last Saturdey night air attempt was made to set re to the dwelling of Mr. Uarson,_ Buyeld Street, but it was fortunately dis- covered before the ames got control. These repeated cases of arson suggest the propriety ot a vigilance committee to aid in capturing the villains guilty of such crimes. _IIANY union. niu-runs: xircnnr VALUABLE FARM 13'Ta.ylor s' Dental parlofs Best: work: at city prices. `I (Moll - '-.-;1()(t:.qVVells has be;en unwell for A few days, but he is out again. _ \T___ \T_-,,l I ` :-lQ'ew7 ,mYea.r ;- passed nleasantly away in this good town of ours. -'I`he herring shers are beginning ta place their shing huts on the bay. --A big snow -storm on Sunday and not? we have two feet of snow on the level. 1\ II --Do nct Vfc1;g`ce'tl1:'cce:ix:g"c; the no! episcopal church at Allanda.le- next Sunday. Tl... I.-- 1-..; o..---_.1___ _z.,,, - `, -__.._ _-_ v-v -----vn-vnuvnwr KJIIIIUTJI ;-7-7T`lV27; bay lat Saturdayvafternoon wll covered with skaters` It presented a. 3:] scene. . t D;n t. btry your dress goods before you see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark & Co. I ___-_-J _ . -._-_ T--7VEVVateh_r_neetings were held at Trinity church and at the Collier street Methodinl church the last night of the old year. "lV.-.....I.... _._-...-:.... LL. _. .,, - I 77", _- -_-v v--. JV-no -Tuesda.y morning the mercurial column in the editor's thermometer had settled in the bulb. That means a good many degree! below zero. r E Sheppard was defeated in the Toronto mayoralty contest with Mr. Fleming by a majority of 3101 votes. Fleming polled 11,608 votes and Sheppard I 8507. . .;m Barrie Literary Society will had its rst meeting for the season to-mo_rrow night. Subject; bf deba.te'--Resolved, that party government isinimical to the best inbereatl of any country. M FIIL, A A` If I A PUP L0-`!'l`.- A Wire-Halted Fox Terrier Bitch Pup. 6 months old. whim with black head mat-kinczs. Arewm-d will ha oald to the -The Arena, the Monarch of American reviews, for January 1893, is on the editor ! table. It is brimful of good things and bright thoughts. It is the fearless advocate of right and the stern denouncer of . wrong. i -:~:\ A I1 new. J. F. wmte, hI.A.. Shanty Bay. I The Rev. J. F. White, M. A.,- Shanty 3 Bay. has been abP0iDt9d by Dr. Bree, Bishop of Barbndos, Rector of st, Vin. "dent and, A|'0h'd93011 of the Leeward Islands. Mr. White. Who is a very ` kind and geinerotis-b98"td man, is so much beloved by.his p"30` parishioners and the many ftiend be his made in the diocese of Tornntofha-t his departure will be regarded with smcere regret and 301'- row ---0ri1lia Pack- '(_}ilberc Love ws. severely bitten bysa. horse last week. I .\ ... .. } -Qvoqgn Qwvnlo Honor Roll S S. No 5, Vespra, for De-' cember.--Sr. IV-eW. Soule, L. Munro, G. Stewart. Jr. IV--A. Coles, V. Coles, G. Wingrove III--A. Lambie, L. Parker, J. ~ Lamble. II--L. O Rourke, L Stewart, E. Long Pl: II-F. Stewart, A. Cameron, J. Mains I-C. Cameron, L. Kava.nagh, \V. lAtkinson.- , jPARAGBAPHER 8 pmum. Palm. 3 Dr. A. H. (Bennett, retiring dentist, Barrie, desires to thank his many friends for their liberal patronage and commends them to the care of Dr. Richardson, Dentist. Olco -Bot:hwell s Block, opposite station. 52-ti` Another Attempt to Fire a. Building. Onons FROM THE GARDENS or Pnnsm {$1.00 PER 'ANNUM IN ADVANCI A swam: corms, n-Iva:-o,l:N'rs. Tea, and concert at Allandalo. A__ ___ j _ . -1: I . CHIC UK! I DU " G M1 o'clock p.m. --- -----1 wu-- waww-ul '_(.:ha:ter of Loos! History. Rdonenlnz of the schooiu. Piano Tuning. Honor Roll. ;l`~|--HF1 annual rreetlnz of the _'l`ownship 0' Vnapra Airfinultnral Society will `he held in the Town Hall. vidhurst, on THURSD Y. JANUARY 12th, 1893. at 1 mm. GEO. SNE KTH. , `1-2. ~ Secretary. ` uu van-------d , - . _ * . _ V . W" at 1 o'clock. Dan. The: nlectiou of >5 _'Represen'- fative on the Board of Agriculture and Arts for this district takes place at thin meeting. J. E. WILLMOT. (1- -_-4-__ head markinws. Arewm-n win on mum to um person returning her to DB. MORTON. Barrie. In McMu.v AN - In Barrio. ec. 31st. 1892. Filler. dear-Iv beloved wife of Colin .MoMlan. a;zedv37 years. 1 month nnd 11 days. PAFKHOUSE.-At Barrie. an the 2nd Jan.,' J nhhua. youngest son of Mr. H. Pa:-khnuse. ......1 91 mam-a 0 mnnthn and 16 days. Tw"=h!P3*V=vr~- AUCTION SALE `- __op._ : this I) . `n ' In|niI|llnl_ > -> dale. Lot swownllne.-.3 tore noun. ~ A f*.ao in {Alls.3:` < fltoouaed house with ,:c,ojlor._-`shunt Q miuugqu: i ll Jltlti .T Ill _ In Wltlkh-om.1'. way , oiwhaunyurahumug r 1` , : , 1}- --,2 I '. `._-_v.:_r potty. Avplvn `i.'i"% L3 Jnahum. youngest. or Mr. :1. ran: aged 21 ynara. 9 months and 15 days. Thomas Shannon. r sq . bride was nnvvporfed In Blndcett. of Chm-levoix bridegroom. and the arm the u-ylmz ordeal by Mr. non. of Detroit. Mich. ANNUAL MEETHIG. voL. xml. No; 1 V WHOLE No. 3024 Snmnr. WESLEY. P!'0D1'18t0!'- L - "NIiw"'Anv1:1u*IsiiiMnN'E's'-." IN 'rnm__coI}N'nr 0F snucm. " OWN P1tU1'IIm.'r: I_ruu_ IsALua.'-ueu.uu fully situated on Kempenfgldt Hm, near the water. being compound or Lots 10- and .11, 8 Davis St. and Lots 11 fronting on Kennett- feldt. Bay. snares more or laps except!-as who` pm`-non conveyed to the Rallwnv Company 3: lshown in registered Plan No. 1. also Lots 1 and 28. Davis Street in b1d'ck~.jK j:Ind`I4gu 1 and 2fr0nling on Kempenteldt -1357.` I tore- more or less. excepting ~90:-tlon oonvfe ed to. " 2 ml in - . . l1;1"afx';wr5'5. 1?."F1': : ltm. in n`-"e`=``3u:; , lnvnllv rnilldllo lid M .ld,Qt'QV: . 'o.l'in3, *3.9}9.`..`?:'.3. .`.$. 1'...`*:f .1` % .1 PROPERTY, ` --IN THE-- V Anvnnrxsn `IN NOTICE. ....--.. vv -_\......-<, Iicitors for Company. R. `A. DOUGL A 8. Secretary. U 6.vI:.-;;IDERS. 5 Me ll --..v . Secretzary. | Simone be u-__. TOWN PRGPERTY` FDR. SALE.-'-Beanti ..... .. ,*1!..'.`:%,*.':`.`,... ;....35.t ;1'`.`.?B'.`. .f ;'J.`....i`f" The farmers of Tay are said to be doing remarkably well. J Only a. few years ago the . township was a. dense forest, now'it is a. smiling garden. i II,, (N E .I h.I o ' A IU- Qrll UU TIK `TV? III pI.'II C ` ' Every year,` lumbenng oudfinuy; moving northardr F - *-Mr.` '0; Henderson, bn~h..m-arer. who ha-.. men 7`w`!mhi;.ni.1-$}*qv3'-.fi.:{ % _ernmeht'ixi_terests in tlie WAnliup"f;eV r,ogi6n,:~, u_.yp`there are 5.000. men awed uniglnmbon : `I-..L.. L-A...'.-.... .\Tn_LI.` D-.. -_ -,Q.... # I. ll-.. 1 ;uyp`there 5.000. men on }*!.iB bt\99n `North 8&7 an... 0 `I. . a , '3 i . .. . ' '_. -- -'l`-he Dee Bank teacher was bresentqii Z9. ; photograph album by his pupils at the close ` of -;!the school on the 22nd ult. 3 V _ \ 7Z(ZLi'izrT:Swa.n. of the 7th concessioh of `Pay, baa lateiy pufchased a. fine young Durham bull. H6 intends to keep to the front in % shock improvement. III! 1\ -In I I-1-va. .- - ` Ja.mes ' Egan, of Tottenham, has had to ` pay $20 for selling whiskey during prohib- 'itzed hours . ~ l LUUU. IJUUFH The West Simcoe Farmer's Institute wilnlv be in session at Collingwood next Friday and Saturday. M 1 . l.I v\ . I-I-U` cu T . One of the events at Bolton last week was the marriage of~ Miss Annie Osborne to Mr. William Jackson W'*1*t$e* Fxieli imlism are determind' to have a. church there and, no_ doubt, one will be bulit next summer. . ` ` up -,Av--v uuuvvu vu vuav -a:u\.n ulvo l Bracebridgo does a fair am5unVt`6f police court business, showing that the mnllenium has not struck that locality yet. ` Ii (1-,.A, , A110: 1-! at. 1o c1ockin the atternoon. at the Queen : Hotel. in the Town of Barrie. by vir uoeot Powers of Sale contained in a. certain Mort are ' which will he produced at the sale. the lot ow- ing Prouerty :- V _ - 'l`hn Hmnh lcnntnnartar of Lot ,11 `and than R. Scott, of lllzls secured the-com I tract from a rm of apple buyers to furnish three thousand barrels of apples. M ~ l A ~rr:_._._:_ 'r1'-._L-.. ._-- _-___ A (7 V(i(otox:inZn.H)o;'(n1sns;;"s"two natives of Penetanguishenrcame ._near freezing to death on the night of the`2lsb ulc. Duncsn Do.rroch,_Sr.. one of Co}lingwood s , pioneers passed away last Sunday morning. -He has lured in-Collinafwood 37 years. ' The A. O. U. W., had to put $20 on the losing side of Profit and Loss account in conuectionswith the Ethel Armstrong Con- cert. T L There was an exceedingly. pleasant social` at Mitchell 8 uareon the 20th ult; There was some goo speaking and much enjoy- ment. - ' The` B`re.lllfo`z:ll-:YV5Vitneea says the_ roads down there are in excellent wheeling condi- I:ion.- Up here they were never in~bet'Ler aleighing condition. ` W. H Douga.l`l.` of Alliston. -has a. Gov- ernment: contract to supply 7000 barrels of ' our to ghe asylum: of Kingston, Toronto, Mimico and Penecanguiahene. ~ I AA.,f\ I I V . Au Orr Lgke ma.n`thinke_thet is just. the I place to out good pure ice. The lake is sup- plied with pureaprimz water, and the eWye river ows out of the lake. ' " 1:} Eu}; Lsliihfk Illmm, w/bile feed- ' `iug stock . the barn, ..steb1e`s_ and sheds of Mr. George" Caswell, hear` Goldwater. were destroyed tlxeeother day. Lose. 82000. 11.. 1-...-- n____ L-- L__._ _ n N _,__,. A ` - A correspondent of the Beeton World M tells of a. case of tuberculosis in -'a. cow at the Scotch Settlement; I ` Elmgrove had dim iti go-to-meeting clothes New Year's day on the occasion of the an-A nual tea-meeting. l'\ 9.1 . .'I\I. u . 1 ' The Nt;tz$.v;z. ;evival meetings have cloged after a. period of three weeks `in which much good has been done. 'I'I `I3 .1 II` `\ 1\ ft. ' I I v---- -.v, v----- -- --J. : Baxter i ublic School examination wa a grand success and showed that the true edu-. cator is really abroa.d.- ' rn|1n- 11:-,1`-. -c. . .` frHE ADVANGE 2} I I6 on all Mantle: at J. Fyl'e9s. ' A ' _ n In: T\ rs 1 . - . -' ` _--V__., .- ---v ---.-_ -.-4. .---w' 7:-my-r Mr. James Swan has been re-engaged for l the Craigburat Public school for 1893. and | Miss Maggie Hayes cake: the lane of Miss ` M; Quail, who -leave: to eaten the-`Normal...l gg 1-gs`--A `- Mr. Johnson cl9.im'ed$200 from the town of Meatord, and thecourt at Owen; Sound [gave him $20--juut one tenth of. it. The. law : uncertainty is often a. -mental disturb?! ing 903,912` . ` ' IO;I_ ,-,,`_;I,n ,,, D ml` ' Complaint is made that some of the) pen I ente at Trout" Creek neqlesb to-{send their: children to -school and they are therefore gr ing up to become I. menace tothe good `of iety at large. There we! not a very large crowd : the, Presbyterian Miuionery Ameebin `at,_,f1_`outen_-, `hem "of my high; but ' `vyhd L gpri` am. e .*e1`e' `fun read` "\`\`l'v'h_ "there maaxouary` `-PW .".d ,8-"'9. . nu -.._ _.-_.. i-...|.-....... -..-...u-;. 4. f -25v1;`ar'-.o`nt. otl."a_ll Fhnoi Bren Godu. at J. FyIe l_- ' SuH1merfeldt a Hotel at `Van Vlak: has been completed and was formally opened on phe 29th. ' ` - \ : 1'1}; Eukville debaters *didn;t _ debate at the time appointed becmtse of stormy wea.ther._ [ :1 Rey. Fatr Mgia, P. P., St-a_.ynr, had a. bazaar for charitable Qurposes Tuesday, Wednesday and today. T `I5,_-L__13,_LI!. ,, I .0 social and `Christmas tree` was a ne affair. T - The Rosemont lodge of R. T. 0. "1`;b,`haveT a membership of sixty, L1-.- LI. CV2- - _ . r '- ""27 '- I Soutlf1Si;n`coe Farmers Institute at Head yesterday and to-day. L1--. jL_-I, ___`_ mg P'l`0D8l'I.y 3- The South East quarter of Lot [11 and the Fast. 01' mnllxn the 4th (`one-melon` of the Township of Venom containing 137 acres. more or less, Save and except. a strip of land 16 rods wxdv, alom: the South side of the East half of Lot. 12. and 1 acre aotd-for School purposes. Ir}... fnllnmina imnrnvnmnhtn nu-A umld tn ha atn the success of a Christmas Tree entertainment. ' T Anniversary services at the Newton Rob-' inson Methodist church on the 9th. rv 11- -in`.-- -- xi annual converaazione on the 17th of January; rm.. 1)_.;.___ -n in n.- . u , 7 -_-__ .. -_ - 5--.-u. u-u-vvvv-u The"C1reemore Presbyterian entertainmetit | "last week, put $70 in the church treasury. ml... G-...:;L' a:_._-_ 1' 2- H, V V T Ma} .};'{e'.I.I }'e.I;i{2,"1';;{S, Efi his rather a. short visit at Deerburst last % wee . * Jubilee Division of the Sons of Temper- ance, Eady, has been doing good work, lately. ` . \(7V;)1od? ia,aaid to be scarce article at Bradford. ' ._- -- -.'-v -_p Snow in the neighborhood of Bracebridge it 2; feet deep. ~ fI1L_ ALI__',| - 1 - nu - The i3Qu'in}l_sfi 's.}i.;$1'e-{.-e;-}.a;nment' the other evening was a. grand success- l`I1L- I'1___._._... :- IIHUNTY cam --n1sml3r mus. Am "cannon-ea um Intereotlnx ` I-an graphs for Advance Reaileri Wino - I Like The Han-ow of the Heat. . _ 1 Everett is a prosperous little village" ._ Eighteen inches of snow at Byng Inlet. ' V I I ` Creemore had a wax , gger ? show last i week - ` There will be aoid. on [?9 ?.::3iz 169% EV of Jan.w!r,1:.~ A--...-.. - The so'&c`hi`iu}o}_ I:{c'e;.;; - transferred 3 license at Allandalojagt week.) M `A H "I:'i1_e Colliugwood foundry employs 18 hands . f ' vAP'l'IIB mt sntcor AND ntsnud-r zxcmumls AS 1.ocu.,1n:ws. . fmn: .11'~rrma:s'rs "or `nxgm. '1'H,1_:.'"ObU1.~_Ifr1'rV or TEE -nomhmox oir. cum; ova` cmrmmor. gr -n-: r~a: g Bond Bmggm-:;:VL4QoUNTY%F,~`sIMQoE, "ONTARIO, JANUARY 5,W1s93T.{ I .- V` Lanna mag - We have only 3 limited` number of this Batifnnl Book at our dilpoul. ..;Anv Q_nhnn-n-nib-" nnuinib ,.`V _'I|' `nu l . On Thursday evening of last week the.` .first annua " At Home in connection with T the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers 3 and3;.Firemen was held in Bothwell s hall, Allandale, and wasa grand success in every respect, the hall `being comfortably lled. A few introductory remarks were made by Mr. M. Fennel], `after which he introduced the chairman of the evening, Mr. W. .P. .Sou1es, reeve of Allandale, who also made a few happy remarks. He then intoduced the Elite Concert Company. of Toronto, who I gave one of their very pleasing and enjoy`- able entertainments. From the number. of encores received from the audience during the evening was a sure sign _ that-all present were well pleased with the programme pre-. sented Mr. Peach. of Toronto, rendered a number of ` pieces on the harmonica and banjo at the same time, which were well re- ceived. After the concert programme was lnished there was an adjournment for sup- ___ ' nu_o__- ___-._- _ --.-_1_ -2 A-1_I-_ I, H"- LOY. 1'4. RUG I ROTC BU|Ll'lUl' DUIIUUI pUl.'pU3UU. The followinit improvements are said to be on the nremiaesd:-about I20 not-as cleared having e"ected thereon frame dwellimr. frame barn with stone foundation. `frame barn.(old). Ira drive house. mm... _1n nan nant nf than nnrnhsun mnnnv