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bf Cures. flax-i rs Ago. iizul: . CNS 1 BED zl *â€" PR! ”3.1 for artic Pills gnvoi-UY- rent-C A 3 supply a :0 people who rd themselves icines. Being l and their in- STE â€"â€" cv I them A533: to the exact bowels and 1‘ fl . 0301'! flair, nk¢ J oha Livingston, D R Y‘(»}()ODS. G ROCERIES, â€"3()()TS, SHOES’ Lower Town, {'I’PER TO ‘WN. TIN“ A} {E, “'IIIPS, Eta, etc. Evervthintrat BIG 4 prices “hich me the lonest, and ONE: PRICETOALL. BEG m Also Agent Z'ome to the BIG 4 for bargains in:â€" BEN 84 80 a I‘ull Goods are coming in. S H W ING MM 111 INES URGAXS, ETC. .-\.\'(L‘F. Co.. and the NORTHEJ INSURANCE Co. of England. 1“ 1' 0 VJ S . Zochrane’s Old Stand. -â€"â€"D0n’t foget .the m Q‘U!’ 3’43 ¢ I, '7 \‘ 5"; ’IB‘ .3 1") “mp S": “a? 3’4: 07‘ \Q 3"": '1“' 4th day le U11 ‘fflBE e PERM nsed Auctioneer. I THE TOWNSHIP OF '1‘ IN THE COUNTY OF GREY. ml cmulitim the time ht.- in“ 3, Two- flows and KIN, OGDEN IIOSKIN, 'l‘uruntu Street. Toronto“). Vendors’ Solicitors. .‘lV uf September. AJ). 1897. and g uu'antee the best. a full stock of for the FARMERS’ BRYCE FIRE INSUR- . and the NORTHERN nf this land are cleared tinn am} 3'.) acres in mm- ;1 small orrharcl on the M lug hmhe and log and :9. plum i< \mterod by a nlmut ll milm frum Dur- trnm HUI. tmn. :.0 per cont on the «lav lax-cw un the 12th day of 'ihn \emlurs lune a re- givingston, to the power of sale .1 mmtmgn (which “ill le hf sale) there will be public auction on 'I‘um- h'tuhor, 1897. at. 3 P. M. Hulk? 9, in the Ttmn of metv (f (1103'. bV \Ir. mtiunoer, the follmxing (cnwwm‘; M the second 20 in the firs-t tcnncessinn tip hf Egrmmm., contain- 03‘! SALE m, forâ€"â€" (3" ll w o o D sale will be; and can In; mu the uu-i Durham. deared u w..- AS the NEVER LEAK, GRAPHITE, RITREHCR cw 159:1: 001w, ()IL 'l‘I_,'Bl-.\'("%, BALLS, etc. One more of those Blue Flame Oil Stoves came to hand today. Our Silver, Granite and Tin'Nare is superior to any other. is in and you intend going shooting, Dun’t fargg‘et our REAPING HOOKS Dnn’t F0 \Vel‘mve an amortment of \VHIPS that will “'9 have a large shipment of . . I Decrmg Bmdcrs and Mowers: BICYCLE ACCESSORlES ' C. MCKINNON. Maxwell Binders. Mowers Horse Rakes, Pea Harvesters, Turnip Sewers, Seufflers, Flows and every modern Im- plement for Farm Work. One 031‘ Binder Twine :EST BRANDS. V unalnes Bun gies, ete. ( hath 1m and Snow Ball “111120113. Canada Carriage Co’s ( -vs-uâ€"m JOIS 951131 They Lead Them All 1 13011, Berlin and Goderich Pianos. Thomas Organs, Woodstock A few good COOKING STOVES left at and below cost. 1“ ceived by the undersigned up to and including the 15th of September next fur a second class male, Normal trained teacher for S. S. No. 1. Ulenelg. Duties to begin Januarv lat. 1898. State salary. AL'EX. BINNIE, Snec’y Tre§S.,A A Q Aug. 3rd. ,‘ PPLICATIOXS \VILL BE RE- CHAS. MCKINN ON, the place where you can get allkindsof Ammunition. where you can get, the best OIL and M I'l'TS. Teacher Wanted. Htmting Seasan UpperTown, Durham. CRASH BAGS that we will sell at: COST. -â€" FOR SALE BY â€"â€" THE DURHAM CHRONICLE, September 23rd, 12,97 Dur' To fulfil our last week’s promise we must tell more about the Gale- donian Games. The performances were good, the feats of strength marvellous and the dancing. the re- sult of good and careful training, but the attendance was small and the gate receipts proportionately so. In the athletic games and dancing, the prizes went to those who were Specially trained for the work and made. a business evidently of giving such exhibitions. Messrs. Gideon Perry and Walter Scott of BrusSels. and C. .7. Curry of Park Hill were the only competitors in the heavy conteSts and of course took all the prizes. To give the order of taking them would he of little or no inter- est. The prizes in dancing too were awarded to outside trained dancers, who, according to regulations ap- peared in costume. The. only prizes taken by the town were those award- ed in the running contests and here we may remark. a little enthusiasm began to manifest itself. In the race for girls under 1:") years, the first and third prizes were taken by Kate Cameron and May Park, re- Spectirely, both of town, while the second was taken by an outsider. Tommy Saunders, Hugh McDonald and Oscvul' Becker of Durham took all the prizes awarded to boys under fifteen. Messrs. Beaton and John- ston were the pipers and gave some good, yes. excellent marches and Strathsm-ys. The highland fling, sword dances and Irish jigs were well performed and were the attend- ance better, infiintely better, we have no doubt the performers and promoters would be pleased. They all acted like gentlemen and Messrs. Johnston and Beaton. who spent some time here have left a very favorable impression. \Vill Clark likes threshing first rate only the thistles. Mr. Clark is doing good work and nrospects are bright for a good season. Nelson Eden is working with Ismac Hutton and Ezekiel Sirr is engaged with Sam Neal for the fall. Mr. Robert \Vutson has been ap- pointed postmnmer of Ishorwood post oilive, liuiny River. \Ve wish him swim 5:52. Mr. and Mrs. Hmflmry of Des‘uoro are viaiting their sister Mrs. Craw- ford for a few days. Threshing is the order of the day around here. Both steam and horse- power are kept. a hummin’. Mr. R. \\ atson Sl‘., has purchas- ed the lnick cottage owned by Mr. R. Clinton. Mr. Watson intends moving there. Mr. James McGirr of Glonelg has been engaged by James and John Marshall tn cut their corn with his corn-cutter. South Grev in Durham, Sept 28th and 29th. A. McKenzie, Sec’y. That youngman who took a girl up to the Caledonian games and forgot to bring her home, had better keep clear of the 2nd con. Centre Bruce. Paisley, Sept. 28th and ‘29th. F. E Sheppard, Sec’y Artemesia, Pricev’lle, Oct. 5th and 6th. Jas. \'\ atson, Sec’y. Oahers will be announced on re- cept of notice or prize list. Mr: and Mrs. R. J. Eden visited Mt. Forest friends one day last week. DR. CHASE’S Catarrh Cure Coats ennui, HAY FEVER. ROSE FEVER. All! All HEAD Cows . . . Cw: on: now mm ms 3mm mu m: POWER :3 mmszn. IAKIIO A Sun: AUDIEIINMIEIT CUBE . ...... PRICE WITH BLOWER 25 CENT. The Ca The Fairs of 1897. VAR-NEY. edonion Games ~-. 0”. .â€"-4 -‘ ¢Q9 ‘ CASH. For one more week YOU BUY All Summer Goods at Butter and Ram's Everybody should come and see the fun. We shall be glad to see our friends and shall endeavor to int crest you in some of our new Fall Goods. “'0 will make t‘ 1is week, to 0 iv 0 every body a elw nee. Even Gentleman 111110buvs a suit 110111 us 011 eithm of these (1211s costino' $6 ()0 11ill Iccei1 e :1 Ge111i1100ne 11011911- Hat free. We have the Stock. “'0 have the flats and we’ll get the business tee. Evezg 1111-12}; «3.1, me and come 1111113,; 10 prs Men's Tie Shoes, sizes sizes 6 and 10, reguhu' $1.00. shew Days 500 a p13. 50 ms Men’s Laced Boots, ail sizes, regular $1.00, Show Days 950 a pr. 16 Two Prong Forks, regular 400, Show Days price Large stock of Nobby, Scotch Suitings 3 Scribblers for 50. Ink 10 a bottle. TUESDAY 81 WEDNESDAY, BARGAIN DAYS Upper Town. Days 890 a pair. 72 prs W001 80x, regular 200 :1 pr, Show Days 1‘23, :1 pr. 5 Suits Men's Clothing, old price $4.50, Show Days $23.73. 50 odd Felt Hats ranging from 75C to $2.50, Show Days -50. 12 prs Men’s Heavy, Bil) Brace, Blue Overalls, Show New Tweeds fig?! “813. New Caps. Bargains in Pants. Scotch and Canadian Suitings in the latest pat:erns. A line of Heavy Tweeds at 250. 400, and 500 a yd that excels anything we have shown you. The newest in Stiff and Soft Shapes. Our Fedoras at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 are great value. 10 dozen full Tweed Caps in 1897 styles. These sell at 20c, 250, 400 and 500 each. They are light and stylish. Pants, worth $1.75 pr. for $1.25apr. 12 prs Men’s Heavy Tweed 28th and 29th are outh Grey Exhibition Days. pass as LUDI. % ()psned this week. MNWW‘ . A. HUNTER, COST. 5 H. w. ETOCKLER gook below for partial LIST OF ’ New Underwear New Trunks and Valises. New Flannelettes. NEW" 000 D5 For $1.00 suit you have your choice of three lines of Un- derwear, worth easily $1.12.". “’0 can give you good heavy Underwear for 75¢ a suit. We sell more Trunks than Others because we sell them cheaper. A good Trunk {or $2.00 ore. beauty for $5.00. 4 kinds between these. Can- vas telescope Valises very cheap. and \Vrapperettes in great variety of patterns. Flan- nelette Embroideries to match, all shades. Durham. CASH. 11: pay 1‘3 If t0 Gil.