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W. CALDER, w “ ""/'D II. terest on 3’ our own terms of repayment. ENSURANCE prompt ly attended to. BSUER of Marriage Linceses. ERGANS and PIA NOS. BUGGIES.â€"I carry full lines of the Tmlnope and Mt-Langhlin Buggies, Democrats, (farts c. These are bought in large« namities, freight saved, and can be so d cheap. IF you are in need ufa Plow. Harrow. Gang Pbow or anvthing else in tlm line be- sure and call. "Bhe. RAY I'd 0ND SE WING MACHINE always in stark and. the best makes of IONEY TO LOAN ‘a-t 5 apd 5;,‘3/3 in- MY Warerooms are fully stocked with all kinds of JASSEY - HARRIS IMPLEMENTS Including Binders, Mowers. Drills, Rakes, Spring Tooth Harrows. c. These are the best machines you can buy and are mada by a reliable Firm. W.\GONS.-â€"A car load of Adam’s Wagons arrive this week. For an easy running, woll finished Wagon nothing can excel these waguzxs. FARM FOR S -,\.LE BEING LOTS S (‘ UN 2112‘GREWUV'L‘ A\D 3 ON goneessiuu 4 S. D. R. Gle11elg.L0t 8 111115151“ 100 aues ‘0 acres cleared, well tamed mall tenced free f10n1 stone, 80 11.1115 lit to 11111 111:1111i11er3' 111 er. (13111111 large {.111Kl1111zse. b.111k barn, s11;all11r1h:111l. con-- 19.1.4111! t11 s1.:l1011l 7 miles 110m Du1l1am. 1:. 1t 5 Ul111111lg (unsists 111' 54 110.111.11.30 cleared 511131116 1131111111111] b11511. Clear title. “ 1" 116.1111] 1111 0453' 111111111. F111 further particu- l}11 ~ apply 1111 the memises t0 JOHN \VIIIT- 11111112111 111111.11 1’. 0. Apr. 9111. '98 7111. .fi 0’ Lambton St. 1 mile East of Durham. k‘umt‘urtable brick cottageâ€"five rooms and smue vellar ; small frame barn and stables ; mmll nrchard; beautfo spring of water. The land is all cleared and well fenced. Will he sold at a bargain on terms to suit purchaser. Apply tu_ MRS. S. WHITMORE, Durham P.O., Sept. 5th. 2111 Prop 4" St. One acre of land with House and Stable: Orchard \\ 1th choicest fruits , “'91! and ( isteru, and sprixAxg creek running ti. rough the noperty. pply on the prem- [.07. m _ JA A:5. COLV _ILLE, qr; ACRE FARM FOR SALE 0:: It you want to buy either a farm or vil- lage prronerty call on H, H, MILLER, 'l‘he Hanover Conveyancer. He has the following places which for speciâ€" al reasom must be sold at once at any reasonable price that may be offered : TEASDALE FA RM: Lot 33, con. 2 \V. G. 1a.. Bentinck, will be sold for little more than Mr. 'l‘easdale paid for it, and since then a mom brick dwelling has been Milt and other improvements made. HAMHCH FARM at Lamlash. '1‘ . of Ben- tinck, 100 acres, less probahiiv 3 acres sold off: close to Lanilnsh village: well improved; will sell at a great bargain or trade. 1 1(1) AC E FA)! in good settlement in Bezatinck for, say 8850. Should bring far more. [10173162, frame stable and good lot at Allan Park. Must give this away if I can’t sell or trade it Off. Some CHOICE HANOVE Porn 'rms for Sale or to exchange for farm property. 30an AT :3 PER CENT. FIE, Marine, Life and Accident Insurance. Votes and Accounts Collected. Ocean Tickets for sale. ALWAYS P 0mm. Never negligent. W G R. Bl'INl'lNCK, one hundred acre»; about 70 cleared. chd frame barn mm smile stables under, also fairly good l:ull.~P:\\‘ell watered and fenced; young bearing orchard. Mum and a half miles ham Durham and half a mile from Aberâ€" ‘lucu P. U. For further particulars apply to JOHN M. CAMPBELL, Lumsden 1'. 0.. LN. W. T. 01‘ to MATTHEW CAMPBELL, ' Oct. lst. 2m Durham, Ont. And other grains and prodqce following Laud ML ST Increase in pnce, so that Iow is the Time to Buy ! WITH Y1 For Sale or To Rent. Sept? 2' Am; FOR SALE. LOT 32 CON.2 ‘ ‘) IIIW\II\II Penmar! Progressive ! Best l; OWW; -l OFFICE a WAREROOMS, OUSE AND LOT ON ALBERT 12 H- H« MILLER, £5 8: SUMMER GOODS. FOR SALE. The Hanover Conveyancer CARDS. 1 m Pride, Durh am. ”a. Dam-,0“. 431;; -â€" ‘vu .‘I .lkju“ _ Ur l} the Under-signed. Lot 70, con 3, H91 land, on or about Sept. 19th abmxt .six or bevenmouths 0] , . . The owner may have same by provmg ‘ro rt ' and paying ex names. 1) De 3 OWEN McGANN Oct. 3rd. 4pd Dornoch 15.,0. ____ u; lJLL «Lo , 24th, between the Middaugh House shed and Priceville, the sum of thirty dul- lars, (six five dollar bills.) The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same With Mr. John McKechuie, Durham, or with file undergsisrned. SAGAIN PREPARED TO FUR- NISH the Ladies pf Durham and vicin- ity thh the LATEST STYLES IN FALL MILLINERY. Call and inspect the very large New Stock. As we are under no expense for hired help our customers get the benefit. S. CULBERTSON. Shop over S. Scott’s Store, Lower Town. MARRIED. McLEI.I.AN-â€"1\IULEA\Nâ€" At the residonceof M1. Geo. McLe :,111 brothm of the bxide, No. 60 A1 1'1 lo st. l‘o1o11to, on Se pt. 28111 Mr. John A.\IcLella11 of Llev,eia11d fo1me1"l\ of (11011813; to Miss Alice Mc- Lean of Toronto. ROBERTSâ€" MAINâ€" At 1*e1gus on W cdnosâ€" day, Oct. 5111, by the Lev. W H Hz_11\ey T ,I“\ 1‘ MCFAYDEN~~IH Glenelg on Tuesday, Oct. 4th, Hugh McFayden, aged 6: years. There’s strong testimony by eminent physicians of wonderful cures made by Dr. Chase’s Family Remediesâ€"â€"particulzu'ly Dr. Chase’s Ointment. \ FERGUSONâ€"In Durham on Sunday. Oct, 2. to Mr. and Mrs. (Rem) Ferguson, a son. __ __ ___.._v -v uulau\,’-l L'JUUJI comprising Scotch, American and Canadian Granite and Marble. 20,"; (Ii-:cuunt ufi Mar- ble. No Agents commission. All wm'k warranted. Runway fare allowed purchas- ers who call at the Shop. MCINTYRE BLOCK â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ‘â€" - lâ€"J , CAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. 1 CONVEYANCER. COMMISSIONER in H. C J; Collections pramptly attended to. LOANS and Insurancqefl‘ectnd without de- lay. Conmanyand I’ru'pte Funds to Loan at 5, 5% and 6 per cent. in sums and upon terms to sun. burrowers. A General Financial Business Transacted. OFFICE-l door North of S. Scott’s Store. Monument; Repaired and Importers of and Dealers in SW edis11,ScotchCanadia Granite and Pfiarhie Work OF ALL XII-:1) MARBLE and GRANITE DEAiEH, OF MOUNT FOREST, Millinery. For Sale by McFarlane C0. â€"-â€"â€"vw Exore s'eEieâ€"us com lications if we lected,» DR. Ah‘h‘EW’S EATARRHA POWDER is pewerful. painless. harmless and quick-acting, and mil cure all such troublesâ€"ICIRCVCS m 10 mmutes. “ I can but reclaim Dr. Agnew’s Catanhal Pow- der 3 wondergzl medicine, articularly for singers and public speakers. M 39 f and Wife were both subjects of Tonsihtis an Catarrh, and never found an xthing to equal ‘this great remedy for quick action 'A 1- .. “'Anl')n'- \‘vnfbal' I §UUJCULD U1 1. Ulldlllllu “A.“ vâ€"-___ it anything to equal this great remedy for quick action and curative qualitiesâ€"it is a wonder worker. I heartily recommend it to my brother professionals.” Al. Emmett Fostell, Actor, New York City.â€"3: .I'anu- -r, â€"â€"- -â€"_' ing, dropping in the throat, pain over the eyes, dry thmat, etc.; all these are forerunners of Catarrh, Asthma, T onsilitis. and are but stepping stones to more serious conzplicgipgig‘nfqlegcgfin B. A. Ml J. D Roberts to Miss .Nlaly Main daughter of Mr Nelson \Jaiu, of Holstein. MISS CULBERTSON Inscriptions Cut 0:1 Shortest No- tice. AS THE LARGEST STOCK IN .(gx'r+§1z19 To bjELEC'l‘ FROM. EcCAli‘fzflN warm, . 1... NlacHENZXE SATURDAY__ NIGHT SEPT MONEY LOST. . “7. GARDINER, ESTRAY PIG Doctors Testify. JOHN LIVING STON, Pricev ille. BORN. DIED. VOOOV- 0"..â€" v- â€"' 1.__ . ,_, ers, pre hers and 'rcadets are tormented with throat organs being cvertaxed be- come susceptible to head colds, influenza, hoarseness, tickling in ghc ghrgat, §neezc Thousands of actors, blio entertainers, gingegs, c‘tuto 0t 70 con 3, Hol-i 19th, a Sow Pig, . old, white 11) color. ' same by proving found huuvtingv,P .. _Lot 33. Cop. 3 DURHAM. Only fa thty. Th6 Chicks being all qualified for colored fathers. Sign; Law W‘anagu.-- m Langshaus. birds of very prize pair of good. pair good but i101) b wing. Chicks lst and 2nd pair al- most, equal. A toss for which wins. Lan :‘ha 7 birds ngfsvn‘l‘lf...n§‘3ere ahsmall IOt but ad in color of Black Javas. The finest birds in the show. Especially h lst hen. A great bug bird VVth that beautiful black ' and 111 great show shape for this time of year. The second pair were ks good and fit to Silver Grey Doz'kii pair of chicks shown first place. The officers of the Association} found were very obliging and did everything in their power to make It as fileasant for me as possible. I have to thank the Poultrymen for fthe sumptuous banquet given at the lMiddaugh House on the evening of éTuesday after the judging was over. i1 found it a little troublesome hav- 'ing to go from one building the other ibut I have no doubt that before an- lother year the South Grey Directors ’will have a building for poultry ex- lclusively. I would also recommend lhaving single birds if possible and lchal‘ging an entrance fee for each Eentry. Of Course the directors know ’their. business best, and will likely have a single bird show when they see their way clear. §1lverSL)a11glod Hamburgs. One paxr of old shown and a. nice pair. r1 ' llne clucks were very good the win- nmg pair b01119, nicely Spangled and . e1 an excoptioxmll . , . . y good comb and a mce hackle. 2nd pair, pallet. very good, coukerel not so good 1n comb, lobes or hackle as lst but better color ouback. Silver Grey Doz'kings. l .. “91" (up n‘\:n. _I _ one. S. C. Brown Leghorns. The win- ning pair were good birds but owing to the season of the year were not at their best. The 2nd pair not striped so well in hackle and hen not very good leg- color. Chicks were much better. The 1st pair were well ma- tured, the cockerel having a nice comb, very fine lobes, good hackle and yellow legs. The puller. was well matured a little too brickly on wing and too much shafting, The 211d pair were not so well matmed but will make a nice pair for winter showing. There was a fine cockerel matched to a very poor pullet which would have had a place had he been better matched. Silver Duckwing Leg-horns. A small class in both old and young. Chicks im pro ving VIIIVI‘U Illlllluvll‘g- the lst- pair winning on size and also the colur of pullet, she being a good AI‘A Barred P. Rocks were a good class of grand birds. The lst pair were grand especially the hen, she being a good color nicely barred and the typical P Rock shape. The 2nd prize pair, also good. The chicks were very good the lst and 2nd prize pairs being almost equal. The lst pullet was a grand one barred {mm the head to the tail, which gave them first place. S. C. White Leghorns. The old birds were poor, but the chicks made up for their elders. They were as fine a lot as I saw at either Toronto or London. There was four pairs nearly equal. The first wins on be- ing shown in better shape and also for their grand color of legs. 2nd pair well ftp and pressed close for lst place. This was a large class there being ll entries. “mite P. Rocks. The Winning pair of olds were fair birds. The chicks were better the lst and 2nd pairs being nice white birds with good shanks and beaks. Now as to the qualityof the diifer- em varieties shown. We will take the birds as they appear in the list. Light Brahmas were a small class but what there were would not dis- grace any show. The lst prize pair of old birds being very 11106 in- deed, nice hackle, very even comb and very good celor of plumage. The lst prize pair of chicks were the best of the lot and easily outclassed the second pair which were not so well shown that is not so clean. V -1 â€" â€"â€"â€"â€" ' ._ The largest and best show of poul~ try I have yet had the honor of judging greeted me at Durham. There are a. lot of ardent fanciers in Durham and they own some of the finest birds in the Province. .â€" FOR THE CHRONICLE: Durham Poultry whit. 3h. The best of 13‘? Drize pair of Chicks being very g8. Ullly one and worthy of Only fair in The 1st, especially dis- EMiss Colliuson. ithrough was go inumerous specb :say there is no 1 gDurham to be I ‘ millinery. “.0 were courteonely received by ; Miss Carson who has charge of the department, Here we were shown .anoiher assortment in new blues, I‘ cardinal, black and white. white and [black Wings and Ospreys, draped Miss Carson ,and her assistant, Miss Wilson. 7! l l‘hongh not. at all inclined to boast: Iof being a Millinegy Connoisseur we had to acknowledge that many were beautiful works of art. By the time 1W6 reached Miss Cnlbertson’s show .rooms we felt a little mmimma L... Calling first at the cosy little show room of Ramsay Morloclt we were schooled in millinery novelties by Miss Logan who told us much more about the new fall fashions than we are able to write or tell. For in- stance, the fall hats flare coquettish- ly off the fare. The three-quarter side flare is also seen and they both lend themselves admirably to the fluffy bang or the pompadour. This season the velvet hat is the hat of the moment, but the‘velvet hat for the autumn 'of ’98 must Show the velvet shirred, corded, machine stitched or covered with a tracery of applique satin ribbon. Dark shades of velvet Spangled with White polka dots are also used. In millinery the guinea hen is more in favor than the costliest of soft hued velvet-petaled flowers. The fall hats are lavishly trimmed with plumage and the speckled breasts of the guinea hen are now stamped with the seal of fashion. All sorts of pheasants feathers in a variety of colors will be worn, and the wise looking owl and gaily tint- ed quills are seen in close company. On the more dressy hats ostrich feathers will be worn, and among the novelties are ostrich feathers pow- dered with chen31le (1018. Many of the frlt hats show crown and brim in contrasting colors, and the low crowned broad brimtned sailor is tak- ing the place of the Alpine so long in favor. As to the color, all the tints of brown are the fashion, na- tional blue, the blues with violet, tinge, hold their own and the lizardl green, ox-blood red and petunia tints‘ are correct from the fashion Stand point. a i Friday and Saturday were the big opening days in our Millinery de- partments, and on Saturday last we made our rounds to see what was to be seen in the line of Fall head wear. White Holland Turkeys large and white and fit for any company. Grey Geese only medium. White'Embden the first pair good ones. Pekiu Ducks a large class but as usual had to disqualify a lot of them. This is a careful revision of the birds as I picture them. I am Bantams were a large class but some very poor birds. The first pair being a very fine pair of White Pe- kins, the 2nd pair a very good pair of Golden Seabrights. Chicks also a big class the lst pair a nice pair of Blk. Pekins. The 2nd a good pair of Golden Seabrights. Bronze Turkeys only fair the first cock 3 good bird. Cochin. Small class but good birds. The winning chicks being 2 pairs of Buffs. The first pair being of a good bufl throughout and nicely feathered. L'. ‘1. LU ku--‘- w- birds better than usually seen at country fairs. Both old and young.r ””w " Cornish Indian (Jumps. 01d birds fair. lst and 2nd pair of chicks Very fine but young. Red Pyle Games. lst prize old pair good birds but in bad show shape. Chicks well up in shanks and a very good color. Go!den Duckwing Games were a small class but also good. , ilyl -'I‘he chicks were good and and 2nd pair almost equal. . V. C. B. Polish. Small class but Millinery Opening. Gaines. A Splendid lot of Yours Sincerely, JOHN RAMSAY. ere heard to ROiDg out of 0 up-to-date Some Late Arrivajg 6. al Ways 11 two the Newest 1111211039,. See the " 6“ , _ . Kensmg'tml” .~ .Stlff brim Fedora at '3. In Brown and Russet. Also new stiff brim black Fedoras at $1.50. They have Cured Gthars, “’11)" nut You! Only 2.30., :1 130x. For 5119 ONLY BY LOWER TOWN, [Sidney Pills Dr. Carr’s EE’FARWEE 5’1 Ci DRUGGIS PS 13 00k ' SELLLERS For all Diseases of the Kidneys are highly re. commcmlml by thosé who have used them. Is fast 1100011111111 hold necessitx 0f the few 1011181 in case of 1111 e .. may be 1131311 11115 1301113 ficially fm 111111051111139111. ment. It is 110 patent medicine but simplx 1111111 its name 1111111113.»: 11 (1181111 ed 6111111131 111 the 1011111; twigs of H 11111111111113 '1‘; in. ' 6 Lame 131111102511 11 house. It IS 0110 lies that h 1‘ “amt sdmvt‘ning‘ 3'01 can’t won;- (m, see our 650. line. We htlvaalz'o Black and Blue Serge/S’â€" the fast-col:>1'-â€"l<)11;1‘-W8a1-1‘ kind in (1‘:qu width at “$2 a Yard. Are in. We have a Splendid L )t of Suit Lengths i11 H11 Latest Pattu 11s \\ 1'. :110 :‘10‘V- km 1115) :1 (£10 11' Line Of Cheap T “09115 11:21C t) 500. per yard. If 3011 -â€"OF IV 1! ATS. ‘- 1t a3 *5 :1. "‘T {37" g .f'.’ t ‘15 323â€"5 3* z. -I O DURHAM, i '1'. J. P. Smith, lift :M will be at Mad EM. on Wednesday I; filthy only. E3“: M‘Satgd wifeo. 3... IN“: Minister (A did “tor a lingezing ”action on batuuu Informed that HIV med In: week. ail-1‘ was given in .. 4 ed to Mr. Ray; HOWoodlaud Sale of ~ [cuckold furniture is to M 0|! Tuesday next MIMI Twain montns’ credit cu ram hiwlursâ€"‘see bills. ngz'. L‘ Wheat. â€"‘ Um time of u unppeued the lbfilvwer and re 'J‘ric smith, E3'd SI’UV.‘ a warluue’s Urn «A s; 0:0 by only. See m mnt Vedigzu huh, Tuesday to . “gear of hoga u m “coma. fisAm-Jl‘wo pure 51 Waived. Apply to J , W tf ham- ofli ce. ”Alina. tailor, has m, “flfl‘lhOp over Madam-la}, y, ”Store. "r1!“ fitted scieuLaâ€"tica “nu notice your e as men.“ and have a p u 1 may fitted by J 1’ Didi“, Wednesdam .1 “1111.69 Drug built “MILL 'I‘O REXT_‘ H'BIOWII, Durham, elite red which {ht Bataan. -- oudays and Cm. felt port 1' C u of d. He is now . H. 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