The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

a: i155.3:56;"Jenise‘ii";r;"great"bargain or trade. A 100 ACRE FARM in good settlement. in Bentinck for, say $850. Should bring far more. HOUSE. frame stable and good lot. at Allan Park. Must give this away If I can’t sell or trade it off. SOME CHOICE HANOVER PROPERTIES for Sale or to exchange for erin property. MONEY AT 5 PER CENT. TIRE. Marine, Life and Accident Insurance. Notes and Accounts Collected. Ocean 'ljivkets for sale. ALWAYS PROMPT. Lever negligent. H- H. MILLER, If yon want to buy either a farm or vil- lage prroperty call on H, H, MJLLER, The Hanover Conveyancer. He has the following places which for speci- al reasons must be sold at once at any reasonable price that may be offered : TEASDALE FARM: Lot 30, con. 2, W. G. R., Bentinck, will be sold for little more than Mr. Teasdale paid for it, and since then a moo brick dwelling has been built and Other improvements made. HASBACH FARM at Lamlaslr. 'l' . of Ben- tinck, 100 acres, less probab y 3 acres sold off; closeto Lamlash villngp; well 6)" ACRE FARM FOR SALE N .. v Lambton St. 1 mile East of Durham. Comfortable brick cottageâ€"five rooms and atmse cellar ; small frame barn and stables ; mlallorchard; beautihl spring of water. The land is all cleared and well fenced. Will be sold at a bargain on terms to suit purchaser. Apply to MRS. S. WHITMORE, Durham P.O., Sept. 5th. 2111 Prop, MY Warerooms are fully stocked with all kinds of IASSEY -HARRIS IMPLEMENTS v “'I III' west on yum? own terms of§e§yfnenh INSURANCE, promptly attended to. HSUEB of Marriage Limeses. DEM O WAREEOOMS, F31100<sim14 S. I). R. Gleuelg. Lot 8 1111 ists of [00.11191 90 acrea clawed, well 1n- tered “ell fe11eed flee from stone 80 . 19:1 lit to run machinery m er. Good Lirge Ruck house, bank barn «11 all orchard con- ‘e‘uieut to school 7 miles from Durham. Int 3 Ulenelg consists nf 54 acres, 30 cleared .-. lamehardumwl b11811. (.‘lear title. Will 5 1 MM 011 ezvxv ter111s.F01° further particu- .115 apply on the pre111iaes to JOHN WHIT- 1101111,!)111111-111 P. O. Apr.91l1 ".3 7111. SPHJ___NG SUMM_£_R 3UUHIES.â€"I carry full lines of the Tudunpe and McLaughlin Buggies, lhunocrats, Carts c. These are bought in large munities, freight saved, and can be so (1 chem»). u" you are in need of a Plow. Harrow. Gang Pnow or numbing else in this line In euro and on”. line RAY HON D SE WING MACHINE .ONEY T0 LOAN at. 083d 5503 in. --_- _A _ St. One acre of land with House and Mable: Orchard with choicest fruits, ~ \V ell an: d C istem, and sprmg creek running Hurough the 1roperty.JAppl on the rem- 1x95 '0 3.6014‘, ILEE Sept. ‘20. lm Durha,m. W G R. BENTINCK. one hundred "res; about 70 cleared. Good frame barn with smne stables under, also fairly 2006 house; well watered and fenced: young Mariam orchard. Four and a half miles {rum Durham and half a mile from Aber- dean P, 0. Fur further particulars apply to JOHN M. CAMPBELL, ansden P. 0.. N. W. T. Or to MATTHEW CAMPBELL, Oct. lst. 2m Durham, Ont. Including Binders. Mowers, Drill», Rakes, Spring Tooth Harrows, C. These are the best machines you can buy and are made by a reliable Firm. WAliONS.â€"A car load of Adam’s Waxyns arriveflnjq week. For an easy murmur. well blushed Wagon nothing can excel tlle>e wagons. always inshrk and. the best makes of O‘BGANS and PIANw. Wow is the Time to Buy! WITH Y1 HEAT A Big Pricc For Sale or To Rent. I‘ARM FOR SALE. LOT 39 CON. 2 “ARM FOR SALE. BEING LOTS 8 pox 2g EQRIQIQM, AND} ON And other grains and produce following Land M UST Increase in mice. 30 that OUSE AND LOT ON ALBERT w. CALDER, GOODS. FOR SALE. The Hanover Conveyancer WEI mu. Price, Mr. Nicholas Klein’s neighbors showed their sympathy for him in his illness by digging his potatoes and ploughing 20 acres for him last week. Misses L. Matthews and L. John- son, who are assisting Miss M. Mack, dressmaking, holiduyed last Friday back at the Lake. They have since been boasting of the pleasure and at- tention received in sailing by the Allan Line. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Edwards, of Traverston, visited the Muck family the first of the week. The threshing and straw housing down the line was done in a .spirited wayâ€"strong Spirits in some cases and cider in others. Of course the work went; merrily on. The young men of this line arrayed for and attended a dance at Mr. Yantz’ on Friday night. The heavy rain was a damper on their fun. Two fair ones and a. horse and cart gave an amusing performance the other morning. The horse wanted to leave half the load. but the lady gon a ride part of the way home any- may. Mrs.S .Wright, Henfryn, returned to her home this week after Spending a fortnight with friends in this neighborhood. Miss Melinda Grasby. of Scarboro’. who Spent. the past month with her mqt-berL returned last. Friday. ran away and made a complete smash up of waggon, harness. etc. The wagon he borrowed to take him home gave out on the road a .d left him on ter‘ra firma once again. [Our Corner Cor. must have been working near the road, and by flapping his wings caused the scares and runaways. â€"-ED.] Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rnbc “131'“; gveping after their cow‘- I maayeveuing after their honeymoon trip with friends near Guelph. They are now‘ fairly settled pown in married lite. Wei extend to them our hearty congratulations. : Mr. Chas. McKinnon has put a handsome wire fence in {rent of his property. Mrs. Emmerson, of Missouri, in company with Miss Martha Queen, of Orchardville. spent. a few days of last week visiting friends along the line. We hope it won’t reflect on our home to mention that two or three runmv:.ys have recently taken place in front of it. The first caused only slight damage to the cart and ascare to the occupants and friends who witnessed the event. But nnre re- cently Mr. \Vm._Horsburgh’s team. eueuu w mem our hearty congratulations. Death has again enteredoonr vicjnity and has taken another or our citizens m the per- son of Mrs. J. Troupe. She has been a suf- ferer for about a. year from the dreaded dis- ease Consumption. On Sabbath evening sheqnietly passed away to join the grert majnnty. Messrs. R. E. and W. Mic ed from the West and are \1 the country. Mrs. Siscoe, of Galt, who Qpent the past. month with her brother in- law, Mr. Jas. Vessie, retumed home this week. The Rev. J. G. Damel, a native delivered an address m the 1’ Church here on Wednesday evening of last week on the “ Manners a . and Customs of the Perstans ” one custom, a . . aset forth I) the speaker, 18 lughly commendable and gould serve at: a very strong hint to those I' ' pretentious countries. ' euness is almost entirely unku land. The young ladies abhor pm I; argue as.“ .50 unpopular that ' u touud nutoxtcated ' acord inserted 9nd heie lea of tlae chébp rifle; tobMic ', Mon ay, .1 t :6 way ome she stop ed off at Stratford to visit her sister Mrs. Lamont of that city The Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Dro- more taught the Holy Book in the School here Sunday night. After church Sunday night Miss Mary Allan received kisses from the ladies and babies and parting greet- ings from the young men, possibly both from the favored ones. She is having this week to Spend the winter in Guelph. v For the past year or so the Council have talked of and promised todrain what is known as Giuehy’s pond, which for a few weeks after a fresher. is a dangerous p'flt'e. It is reported that one of the Council visited the place for inspection a. month ago when 60 it. wells were dry and re- ported it all right. Many of those who have narrowly escaped drowning in it think difierentiy. Accidents will happen to the best of thresbers and so Frank Shields got his hand badly cut with an elevator chain last week which will lay him 06 work for some time. CORNER CONCERNS. ~. “-940. o... HOLSTEIN. . {inborfn returned Sat- J BTOW'n iq sivni ping his sto cklebnro’ retufn- well suited thh ‘ are“ Millingy “DenarfmentizBooming- ”m ~ “u- H_ _â€"__â€"â€"â€"-,.â€".- .. “*_,_.-.__. . 'W... INFLANNELETTES, as usual, We Lead. argains IN Ready-made Blflihifig. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"._.-.-â€"__ Dress Goods. HAL’I) 18 Men’s Navy and Black allowool Serge, special, 10 W A Large Stock of Boy’s Suits and Overcoats proportionately cheap. llas never 20 Men’s Heavy Overeosts, broken sizes from 34 to 44, in Brown. Black and Fawn, good linings, regular $7.50, going at $4.50. 24 Men’s Heavy all-wool Frieze Ulsters, large storm collar, strap on back and tab or. throat, usually sold at $7 .00, they go at $5.50. 15 Men’s Dark Tweed Suits going at . . .. $3 4"“ 10 u u u I ’u. . . . . 4 5” 28 u. u u . . . . 7 00 36 “ “ . “ R 4')! There is plenty of N ewness and Novelty to be seen in the Millinery Department. It is yours to enjoy at your pleasure. Our Stock of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods is exceptionally large and com- plete. Here you will see every new weave and color represented, and the number of Dresses we are daily selling is convincing that our Styles are Cor- rect and values pleasing. That. is usually the way with many people who visit this Store, look at our goods ; get our prices, then go around and see all there is mm 0m side this store, but, after making comparisons they invariably come back anti make their purchases here. How could It be otherwnse ? Bum.S as . . . ' a m prefer spending their money where it can be used to the best adv 19 Where they can depend on goods being exactly as represented, they are sure of getting new, up-to-date, dependable merchamliso, ing these facts, is it any Wonder then that this business gum-S . !Aâ€" 2“ ---‘A~-n~ “IQ-‘5‘r‘n-g ‘) 46 54 4-8 42 4O 4O 4O 290 250 yards, 37 inch, going at 3§c., usually sold at 4c. 42 inch all wool Caehmere Serge in all! the New Cotors, special, ‘ 44 “ “ Coating “ Black, Navy and Green, Special, 46 “ “ “ “ Black and Navy, very special, 6‘ H 6‘ 6‘ H 0‘ “ Barritz Cloth Black only . . .. .... “ Box Cloth. Black. Brown and Fancy, very special, Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, special, . . . . .... Plain Tweed H been E0 complete as at present. We have L_-_10 H 30 06 $$ M‘sm WM“ “ 4}c., “ “ 7 Heavy Grey Twill, going at 10c., usually scld at 121.0. H ‘6 ‘0 ‘6 ‘C :1, {1111117 " undomund, have u a.“ have some pain “u“ "If!“ in the man ‘ “want“. are not w '.Gokoy, Veterinary Surge m. of the Veterinary Mvd It’d Ontario. 05cc and re: hiklcinryre block : com l‘l'fOl‘th the MtcLeay-Foa fl the town hall this, Thurs. h. Curtain at 8 o’clock sh HBtruwberries, grown in firm aid to have been pi1 [at County on the 26x; 8A! the roads are muddx i .to :5. people 91' Durham. Goo. 'fi’ABuuG, our pOpu “alofpriling flour and f' .1 h. Chipped during It'd”. “Vbrtl car loads hLi'orpool and other Eng! '0 hope the venture may .hlt Sable Lantern man ‘ \ bound: or the Unned .3 ; guy friends of Rev. will regret. to learn that I‘ to bed from injuries he 3 few weeks ago by a h in: on his foot. .dollu' P3." J“. l, 1900 gun tram 19 to ‘23 in the cunt are still in mod 1'... 506. pair. H “or, in being told at It! :- uncle: who spent 1 “h in huskokn. Hav ll. unusual measure of l l. by. he wired his wife G. W. Jones recently : new Gramephone an up. for engagements, - “on no: tccount of ti It. Knapp. we know, can “mite nnd if we can 0 '55-. our readers will I] cm. a nice little in ma no duty: inter! woAL NE‘VS. I on which the granolil I on the hill is to be c will be protected bx a st in furthor work is do .mntwght the necest lfoundntion. at yarns in this we tar. Captain G "n Mug capit N Waning I '0 JCD“ W” for the Ohm Clubbing r: ontuttini artmopho: sub. yet ‘9 hour of