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LOTEL FOR SALE! ~EDWARDS.. —EDWARDs. AT EDWARDS’ VICTORIA ORGANS, PIANO-FORTES, MELODIONS, CONCERTINAS, VIOLINs ANd BOWS, FLUTES AND FIFES, MUSICAL BOXES, MUSICAL ALBUMS, AT EDWARDS’ FULL-SIZE SHEET MUSIC, 10 cts. BALLAD SINGER, 5 cts. MUSIC BOOKS—Sacred and Secular, for Sunday Schools and Day Schools. ‘SCOTCH, IRISH, AND ENGLISH MUSIC. INSTRUCTION BOOKS, for Musical Instruments and the Voice. AT EDWARDs’ PLAIN FANCY STATIONERY. TRANSPARENT THEATRES. U. STEREOSCOPES, Folding Upright. PEARL CARD CASES, ALBUMS. PAPIER MACHE AND PEARL ALBUMS. SELF-CLOSING DIARIES, 1870. LADIES’ WORKBOXES WRIT ING DESKS. AT EDWARDS’ HOLIDAY GOODS! Like A5 _ — So This well-known remedy does not dry up a Cough, and leave the cause behind, as is the case with most prepar ations; but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the complaint. SETH W. FOWLE SON, Proprietors, Boston. Sold by druggists and dealers in medicines generally. wie LAND FOR SALE! 100 Acres of first-class Wild Land, in the township of Flos. being composed of the Ng of Lot No. 10, on the 4th con. There are 5 Acres cleared, Timber hardwood; soil of the best quality. Within half a mile of Laird’s Saw-Mill. ‘The land is well watered. ta For particulars apply to JOIN LAIRD. Barrie. 50-3in. January 12, 1870. EW LINE he STAGES BETWEE BARRIE AND ORILLIA.” The undersigned announce to the Travelling Public that meet they will, on and after the 3rd day of January, 1870,despatch a STAGE DAILY [Sundays excepted] between BARRIE and ORILLIA. The Stage will leave + The Barrie” and Queen's ”” Hotels. Barrie. at 12:30 p.m. for Orillia: returning from Orillia every morning at 7:50. os, Passengers will be called for in any part of the town, if they leave their addresses at either of the above hotels. McCMULLEN STEPIENS, Proprietons. 48-2mo December 29th, 1869. FPYENDERS. s = Tenders required for 300 CEDARS, perfectly straight, free from all imperfections, and fresh cut. ‘to be 17 feet long. 10 inches in diameter at the top, and to be delivered before the 1st of April next, at the Gaol,and placed where MGIC LANTERNS VIEWS. GLASS HARMONICAS. SHADOWS. ON THE WALL. DOLLS AND DOLL FURNITURE. PAPER. SOLDIERS. PUZZLES. CUT-UP PICTURES. TOYS. TOY MUSICAL BOXES, c., c. AT EDWARDS’ POST-OFFICE BUILDING, BARRIE. EDWARDS.——EDWARDS. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Barrie Post Office, on the 1st of January, 1870.— Barr Wm Brown Thos Byron John Burns Wm Burns Mrs. RB Black J B Brown Robert (2) Boyd AK Bird IH Beaton Keneth Burns Robt Brown Mrs. Thomas Brown John Beacken Mrs. J . Lawrence Miss S Anderson Robert Lapham Agustus Ambrose ‘Miss Ellen Armstrong Elizabeth Moore Robt V B Minniken Thos Morrison Mrs. Morrison Barbara Martin Robert Montgomery Andrew McDonald Miss Maggie McDougald Mrs Mary McNab Andrew McGladrey J McDougall John R McNally James McKinnon Donald McCausland John McKay Miss Isabella McLeod J M McDonald John required. HENRY CRESWICKE, County Surveyor. 493 in Barrie, January 5, 1870. “‘NSOLVENT ACT OF 1869. In the matter of DAVID JAMES MITCHELL, of Penetanguishene, an Insolvent. NOTICE is hereby given, that ly virtue of the power vested in me as Assignee of the estate and effects of the above-named Insol vent. I will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the * QUEEN'S” HOTEL, in the Town of Barrie, on WEDNESDAY, the Ninth day of February, 1870, at twelve o'clock noon, all the right, title, and interest of the said Insolvent in the following properties, in the County of Simcoe :— ; 1 Part of Town Lot No. 17, North Water St., in the Village of Penetanguishene, con sisting of half an acre, more or less, with Steam Mill, Wharf, and the privileges pertaining thereto. The whole subject to mortgage, to the amount of about $2,300, including interest. 2 Lot No. 6, in the 6th coad, N orth Clark Robt-[2] Cameron Mr Cameron John Clarkson Miss A Cameron Dond Caplon Watson Coxen Petter Calagha A GCasland Mushizzil Cruickshank Geo Collwell Wm Cote Roger Dumond David Devitt W J Digry Mr Darby Willie Downey Miss Mary Deshages Thelesphere Dempster W A Donovan Chas Neagent Miss Jane Norris Mrs Sai Oades James t Pervert Chas Pilkie Wm E Palin R Partridge John Partridge James D Partridge Jno Jno V O1 3 Lot 6S% 7 Lot ” ” Lh ” lith lith Ist 16th 15th 15th 19th seu 19th ” ” ¢ ” ” ” 2? Tiny ” i? rr 9 2 ” 200 acres 195 200 200 100 200 157 5100 9 ” ” ” 40 1a Edson Wilson Elwell GTO Ford Geo Freeman-Duncan Goff Miss l’e by Graham Angus Gilbert Miss Laura Gunn R ‘Gower George Gibson Janes Quinn W ™ Robinson Miss Emma Robertson Co Henry Robertson Arch'd [2] Rasionl Joseph Russell John Hall J W Hall Robert Iolmes Andrew Handarann .ameg Summersett Mrs J | Widow] Smith Joseph Smith Jabez Still Ac. Stevens Fras Sullivan L P Stevens Joseph Smith Mrs A EE Sullivan WW Stewart John Smith L M Scott John SinclairR Shaughanessy Mich’l Saulter Wm Staley Miss Hannah 10 Lot as, tee, 1LSE 12... 15th , . 50 . The last-mentioned lot has 30 acres cleared, with House and Barn. It is mortgaged for about $600, including interest. On the above nine lots of wilh a mortgage of $1,000. TERMS MADE KNOWN AT TIME OF SALE. JAMES HOLDEN, Official Assignee. land there is Hayden Miss Rosa — Trurkfield ‘Geo Hanmord, Knight Co Thompson Alex Johnston Wm. H. Joseph ons Kain Mrs Kate Kemmerer A Kelly Charles Kennedy Miss Kennedy A J Urquhart Alex Vannostrand Mrs Dated at Whitby, this 29th day of November, 1869. 44-2m “That well known Hotel, ‘The Northern,” in the Village of Lefroy, recently occupied by E. V. Hanmer, for sale on reasonable terms. Apply to =a Williams Mr Wright H C Walker Samuel Williamson Mrs Martha Walton Mrs Lyon J H _ Whelan James Parties calling for their letters, will please say whether advertised or not.. JAMES EDWARDS, P.M. Barrie, Jan. 5, 1870. 49-3 in SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED, or to LAIDLAW FRASER, Lefroy, P.O. JOHN D. LAIDLAW. Stayner, P.O. J — . A School Teacher, holding ’a first or second class Certificate, is wanted, for.School Section No. 5, Vespra. Apply to ROBERT LEADLAY, JOHN McDONALD, 49-3in, Trustees, Jan., 1870. Lefroy, November 2, 1869. 40-1f n.AVERN STAND TO LET. — A Tavern Stand to Let, in the Town of Barrie, and situated near Allandale. The house is in perfect order, and capable of doing a good business. Excellent stabling and sheds to attached. For particulars, apply (if by letter pre-paid) A. MISCAMPBELL, Allandale P.O. 45-1f PRIVATE BOARDING. MRS. STEPHENSON has opened a Private Boarding House in the premises opposite the English Church, on the north side Sanlopats and is now prepared to furnish comfortable accommodation to a number of respectable Boarders, at a moderate charge. © Barrie, Dec., 1869, 46-3mo* WINTER (LOTHING R. SCORE, SON, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ELEPHANT, KING STREET, TORONTO, Allandale, Dec. 8, 1869. IF YOU WANT BILLHEADS. PRINTED __ in a neat and cheap way, call at the Exaurner, Collier Street. ‘TORE DWELLING TO LET. To rent, in the Village of Egbart, Township of Essa, a Store and Dwelling, with good gar den and stable attached. Possession, given at the end of March. For particulars apply, if by letter postpaid, to JAMES STRACHAN, Egbart, Dec. 28,1869, 48-3m Proprietor, FASHIONABLE TAILORS DRAPERS, HAVE NOW ON HAND THEIR FALLS AND WINTER STOCK. (ORDERS FROM ANY PART PROMPTLY EXECUTED..22 R. SCORE SON GOLDEN ELEPHANT TORONTO, October 6th, 1869.
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Barrie Examiner
Barrie, Ontario, CA
Thu, Jan 20, 1870
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