Northern Railway Time Table Stayner to Bradford
Travellers memoranda show moving north and south timetables with stops at Scanlons Gilford Lefroy Cravvale Barrie Allanda Harrisons Angus New Lowell Annuidale and Bradford with listed AM and PM times amid Weathered OCR readings showing uneven figures and decimal truncations.
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Stayner
Batteux
AM. P.M
Toronto
Bradford
Scanlons
Gilford
Lefroy
Hell Ev Serene
Cravvale
Barrie
Barrie P O Mail Schedule Shows Daily Dispatch Times
J Edwards postmaster announces Barrie Ontario mail departures with daily southward at 6 45 and 6 06 pan northward at 10 05 and 6 40 pm routes to Penetanguishene Orillia Aptos Shanty Bay Thornton Minising and other local points plus Tuesday Thursday and Saturday services and special weekday timings.
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Pan
Penetanguishene
Orillia
Apto
Thornton
Shanty Bay
Heide
J. Edwards
Called For Subscribers Move To New News Depot
The Examiner announces a new location for subscription pickups at the New Stationery, LP Srvone and News Depot, near the Barrie Railway Station, Dunlop Street. Customers may order printing books and stationery items, with prompt service noted for convenience to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
LP Srvone
Mr. Benfarner
Durpina
Ra Barrie
Dunlop Fea Street
Runa
Woop Eneravine
Political storm over Intercolonial route hints in Canada
Che Grammer and the Simcoe County Advocate warn of looming political crisis as disputes over the Intercolonial Railway route intensify. They allege cabinet tensions between Sir John and Sir George, predict a future clash, and caution that harmony is only superficial amid cabinet maneuvering and potential upheaval.
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Che Grammer
County OF Simcoe
Toronto Evening Telegraph
Dominion Ministry
Humbug
John
Sir John
Sir George
Warsaw
Quebec
Fialaoanta Ge
Nartier
The Republican Campaign Sets Stage for Presidency
The article notes the Republican campaign for the Presidency has begun while no Democratic nominee is chosen, naming Gen. Grant as a strong, nearly unbeatable candidate. It cites his generalship and key battles, including Vicksburg and Shenandoah, and paraphrases his famed vow to “fight it out” on a line. The Democrats plan their New York convention.
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Grant
Vicksburgh
Shenandoah Valley
New York
Seek for Republican Nominee Among Johnson Chase Seymour Pendleton Schofield
The article notes division within the Serarays over a standard bearer with Chase seen as strongest for conservatives, yet unlikely to be nominated. Pendleton is favored in the West for repudiation principles, weak in the East, while Johnson figures in the convention. Democrats boast capable candidates but Grant’s fame could propel him after the ill fated Andy Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Pendleton
Johnson
Gen
Grant
Andy Johnson
Remarkable Claim To Derwentwater Estates By Lady Radcliffe
Tudor Radcliffe prosecutes a claim to the Derwentwater estates in northern England, held by the Crown for 150 years. Supported by residents near her Blaydon meeting, she presents wills deeds letters and birth and death registers. Her grandfather’s will lists 126 heirlooms, most in her possession, including vellum books and the helmet and sword of her father. A Bill of Rights is planned for the Lords, with petitions circulating for Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Matilda
Tudor Radcliffe
Derwentwater
England
Ter
Northumberland
Blaydon
Lady Radcliffe
House of Lords
Melancholy accident at Barrie drill shed collapse
A storm felled the northern gable frame of a Barrie drill shed during construction. Three men, contractor William Graham and his brother James, plus a fourteen year old nephew William Graham, were pinned under timbers. William Graham the younger suffered severe head injuries and shock. James Graham sustained a broken arm and spinal injuries. the boy’s nose and frontal bone were crushed. All were removed to their homes in intense pain but shown as hopeful, though the boy’s prognosis remains doubtful.
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Wm. Graham
James. Graham
William Graham
Alexander Graham
Win
Graham
James Graham
Morton
Strong
Mr. Graham
Dominion Day Observed in Barrie with Quiet Patriotism
The Barrie populace showed minimal celebration on Dominion Day, with deserted streets and no firecrackers. Yet loyalty remained strong, reflected in the day’s subdued mood and a robust display of patriotism honoring the Queen.
Dominion Day Reflections Amid Quiet Celebrations
The text recalls a calm Dominion Day with no grand fireworks. A yacht crew fired a junk bottle skyward but the shot failed to ignite, while the public quietly approved the celebration of a free government and a contented, orderly populace.
New Station at Allandale earns praise for grandeur
The Barrie Switch era left many predicting Allandale would fade yet the village welcomes a handsome new passenger station. The design, site, and surrounding gardens impress, offering Kempenfeldt Bay views from dining room windows and a fountain cooling the waiting area. An opening on the 10th inst is hinted with guests offered a tour of the larder and “The House that Jack Built” as part of the celebration.
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Allandale
Barrie
Dominion
Allandale’ Station
Kempenfeldt Bay
Lake Simcoe
Jack
Jacob
Ross
Orillia Dominion Day Telegraph Line Opens
The first use of the new Montreal Telegraph Company extension from Barrie to Orillia was showcased on Dominion Day. Superintendent Dwight inspected the branch before opening it and praised the contractor T P Wolfe of Collingwood for solid work. The report also expresses hope for a faster future rail extension to Orillia.
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Orillia
Montreal Telegraph Company
Barrie
Dwight
T. P. Wolfe
Collingwood
Press Association Excursion Heads Northward From Toronto
Members of the Press Association will depart Toronto Friday morning for a nine to ten day excursion by Northern Railway. They will stop at Allandale for a catered breakfast by managing director Mr Cumberland, then reach Collingwood for a banquet by the Mayor and corporation. The trip continues by steamer Algoma to Fort William with a stop in Owen Sound hosted by its Corporation. A daily paper will be published on board, staffed by editors, foremen, compositors, and a printer, producing a souvenir of the tour.
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Algoma
Fort William
Owen Sound
Mechanics Excursion at Sewrey & Co Foundry
The men employed at the foundry of Sewrey and Company 9 held their first annual excursion and picnic on Friday. Most of the town's mechanics, with their sweethearts and wives, participated. A good sum was realized and the plan to continue the outing annually was firmly decided.
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Messrs. Sewrey & Co
Stammer Late Publication Notice Due to Holiday
The Stammer is published late this week because yesterday was a holiday and staff were absent, delaying production.
Weather Change Brings Refreshing Rain After Heat
The parched ground was moistened today by a refreshing rain that lasted several hours. The intense heat of recent days yielded to a cooler, more pleasant atmosphere greatly welcomed by residents.
Assizes Session Opens Before Mr Justice Wilson
The sitting of the county assize court will convene before Mr Justice Wilson on Tuesday 29 September.
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Court of Assize
Justice Wilson
Opening of new Methodist church at Minesing
The new Metho dist church at Minesing will be opened for divine service on Sunday the 12th inst. Rev Dr Wood preaches at 10:30 A.M. and Rev Mr Keppel at 2 P.M. An Indian choir from Snake Island is expected to participate in the opening services.
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Minesing
Wood
Mr. Keppel
Snake Island
Dickens Works new edition offered by local firm
Delphia notes receipt of thirty six copies of a new edition of Dickens tales from Peterson and Broturrs. The volumes are neatly produced on good paper with clear type. Copies available at Nicholson's stationery and news depot at publisher prices.
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Peterson & Broturrs
Parua-Delphia
Nicholson
Charles Dickens
T. B. Peterson & Brothers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Peterson
Boz
David"Copperfield
Nicholas ‘‘Nickleby
Martin Chuzzlewit
Dombey and Son
Oliver Twist
Picwick Papers
Dorrit
Pic-Nic
Soman Grimaldi
Petersons
Dickens
Joseph Gramaldi
Gramaldi
Austica
Tncommercial
Bleak House
Old Curiosity Shop
Little Dorrit
Onur Mutual Friend
David Copperfield
Nicholas Nickleby
Pickwick Papers
Carleton Assizes Open With Whelan Trial Planned
The Carleton County Assizes will open on September 2 with the trial of Whelan, accused of assassinating the late Mr McGee. The case draws significant public and press attention as the proceedings begin.
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Carleton County
Whelan
Mr. McGee
Barrie Mounted Infantry Drill Impresses Town
Barrie Mounted Infantry performed their annual drill over the past week, giving the town a gay military air. Troop-Sergeant Major Morrow, with a first class cavalry certificate, led the drill with praise for the unit’s efficiency. Corporal Alexander also holds a first class certificate and aided the instructor. Major McKenzie inspected the troop last Saturday and praised their drill, noting they would be properly equipped for active service. Lieutenant Lount, in command, attended to the men’s needs, who responded with three hearty cheers.
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Lount
Seward on the Rights of Naturalized Citizens
A 1868 dispatch from Washington to Mr Moran in London discusses remonstrances over the imprisonment of Warren and Costello, urging Britain to modify laws on naturalized US citizens, and noting a House resolution and pending Senate bill threatening reprisals if rights are denied. Also included are notes on postal canal progress, US war debt schemes, Wesleyan minister stations, church diocesan split talk, and local notices of deaths and Fenian worries.
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Moran
United States
Legation
London
Department of Strate
Wasurxotoy
D.C
Warren and Costello
Great Britain
House of Representatives
Senate
Tam
William H. Seward
Bengasin Moran, Esq
Breach of Peace Case Involving Fenian ONeill Editors
General ONeill, Fenian Brotherhood leader, has criminal information filed against Michael Scanlan and Dr. David Bell editors of the Irish Republic for provoking him to breach of the peace by publishing a letter from Captain William H. Grace. Scanlan and Bell were arrested in their office, held on $1,000 bail each for July 10. ONeill appeared with counsel as the case proceeds. The Sun hints the proceedings may reveal undisclosed details about the Canada invasion impacting many.
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New York Tribune
General O'Neill
Fenian Brotherhood
Michael Scanlan
David Bell
The
Irish Republic
William H. Grace
National Hotel
Washington
O'Neill
Ridgeway
War and
Treasury Department
Scanlan
Bell
Polce Court
O’neill
New York Sun
Canada
Suspensory Bill debate in Lords continues in June
In the House of Lords the Suspensory Bill debate continued with a large turnout. Lord Carnarvon urged against party manipulation, while other peers argued over church disestablishment and compensation. The division later rejected the bill by 192 to 97, amid mixed reactions from the Lords and dignitaries.
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House of Lords
Lord Carnarvon
Ireland
Derby
Church of England
Lord Redesdale
Lord Marlborough
Duffrin
Romilly
York
Armagh
Marquis of Salisbury
Commons
Liscox
Benin
Count von Bismarck
Pomerania
Constantinople
Napoleon
Bucharest
Lespos
Shanghai
Japan
Jeddo
Marseillles
Napier
Malta
England
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Duke of Argyle
Royal Commission
Oxford
Earl Russell
England and
Lord Cairns
Tie
Uni- States
Europe
Wiesbaden
Vienna
Prince Michael
Belgrade
Rome
General Council of the Church
Vatican
Personal difficulties and a shooting attempt reported
A Knoxville Whig editor John B. Brownlow attempted to shoot Mr Kirby of the Press. his pistol snapped and injured none. Also from St Albans two carloads of Fenian arms were moved to the back country by Fenians. In New York Nathan Dawson, Union veteran, was murdered by the Ku Klux Klan while his wife was wounded. The London Watchman announces the death of editor Rigg at age 52 after twenty years leading the Wesleyan organ.
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Nashviln E
Tenn
John B. Brownlow
Knoxville Whig
Kirby
Brownlow
Burntxeton
St. Albans
New York
Tribune
Bowling Green
Nathan Dawson
London “Watchman
Rigg
England
Kingsmill and Browne wed in Thorold church wedding
George Rodén Kingsmill of Toronto married Egsie Maria Browne, the sole surviving daughter of the late James Browne, at St John’s Church Thorold on June 30 officiated by Rev J T Robarts. No cards issued. Elizabeth Cella Barker, 36, widow of Walter McKay of Orillia and formerly St John New Brunswick, died June 16 in East Boston at 350 Summer Street.
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Kingsmill-Browne
St John’s Church
Thorold
Ont
J. T. Robarts
George Rodén Kingsmill
Egsie Maria
James Browne
Toronto
Barker
Boston
Summer Street
Elizabeth Cella Barker
Walter McKay
Orillia
Canada West
St. John, N.B
Prices in the Examiner July 2 1868 commodity list
The Commercial Examiner from July 2 1868 shows quoted prices per unit for eggs hides hay butter potatoes beef peas oats barley flour spring and fall wheat prices for young chickens and fowls pork and other staples. The list includes per hundred pounds or per ton rates with several entries lacking complete figures.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Special Notice
Special notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants, claiming rapid relief within minutes and guaranteed cures. It promotes worldwide availability through Curtis & Perkins New York and lists offices in New York London Montreal with a 25 cent price.
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Curtis & Perkins
New York
Fulton-street
High Holborn
London
England
St Paul-street
Montreal
Canada
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Northern Railway
Barrie P.O
Nova Scotia
Ot Ae
Mr. Seward
Lake. Superior Sub Canal
St. Paul Press
Wells
Lake Superior
United States Dept
William Hansford
Vespra
James Woodworth
Aurora
John Shaw
Richard W. Woodsworth
Ashton Fletcher
Supernumary
Newmarket
Andrew B. Chambers
Jas
S. Youmans
Bond Head
Aylesworth
M. D
John Scanlon
Lunisfil
George Brown
Craigvale
A. Cunningham
Cookstown
Alexander
R. Campbell
John A. Keppel
M. Swann
Jacob Poole
Lloydtown
Wm. ‘Hay
J. Sparling
Ottawa
Sharon
Mount Albert
Christopher Hamilton
W. Pierce
Robert Brooking
Mark
Craighurst
James Matheson
John W. Wicher
Charles Turver
Nottawasaga
Angus
Samuel ‘Tucker
Osprey
David ‘A. Johnson
Horning’s Mills
Peter Addison
Muskoka
S. B. Philips
Christian Islands
Beausoliel
French River
Erastus Hurlburt
Parry’s Sound
Coldwater
Bruce Mines
Kennedy Creighton
Sault St. Marie
Samuel Fear
Bachiwana Bay
Slack
Bedford
Ontario
Hall
Sheriff Hall
Sanford Fleming
Halifax
Peterborough Review
Robert Mante Boucher
County of Peterboro
Robert Dunstown
Judge Boucher
Minerve
Globe
Burlington
Rouse’s Point
Kingston
Beaverton
Port Hope, Lindsay and
Atlantic Cable
Mrs. Winslow
Simcoe
County of
Christopher Harrison
Thomas Hockridge
Pancen
W. Smith
Vo. Simcoe
Sheriff's Office
Atilerly
Aya
Atherly
A. Kennedy
South America
Joseph T. Inman
Bible House
New York City
In Who
Robert Carey
John McLean
Godey
Harper's
Frank Leslie
Atlantic Monthly
Demorest
NEW Dominion Monthly
Dunlop Street
Barrie Foundry, Agricultural Implement & Stove Works
Henry Sewrey & CO
Nicholson's
H. Bennett
Farragher
Faragher
Meeking
Ips
Reck
Golden. Mary
Tom Tiddler
Cius
T’etersons
T.B. Peterson & Brothers
Chestnut St
Prospectus
Comis. &c
Frank Lesiie
Ilustracion Americana
Times
Frank Lestie
United St
É &c
Pearl Street
Nicholson's News Depot
Ryan
Yonge Stries
Bartleet
Ryan & Oltv
Yonge Strev
Pate
Yonge Street
General Hardware
Mer Lhd Yonge Stron
McCros
Hattersia
Stre
TOF
Regen
King Stre
Janes, Bray LI
Bennet
Vance
Firsteli
Firstelies
Bayfield Street
Jast
Sali Ler-Street
County of York
Marr
Robert Conway
William Duncan
Michael Fisher
William Burns
D. McFarlane
Samuel Woods
Seph Brown
W. McFarlane
A. McFarlane
Alex. Shields
York Township
Yori Pos Ali
Tobloal
Turonta
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