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-uvv'-â€"â€"v -7 0 McConkey v McCabe (Priceville) Small claim for keeping and fodder- ing cattle. Judgment non suit. Fisher sued for $20 damages or re- turn of money and‘note. Judgment $8 and costs and return 'of note. McKay for p1aintifi,§Wright for def. Singer Manufacturing-Co. v Glass- ford, of Maxwell. Renlevin suit. Judgment for plaintiff for return of machine, 250. damages and costs for detention. Wright for plaintifi, McCullough for defendant. 0“ \ Waters v Patton (Proton.) Claim $35.14. Judgment for plaintiff for claims and costs. McKay for plain- tiff, Wright for defendant. McQuay v Armstrong (Inistioge). Claims for sawing lumber $6.05"). Judgment: for plaintiff $4.65 and costs. McKay {or plaintifi, \Vright for defendant. Fisher (Eugenia) V White (Proton) Fisher bought bicycle from White and gave $8 cash and. note $10. \Vheel was not. satisfactoay and \Vhite was to replace another, but failed to do so in specified time. McClean v Corrigan (Both of Artmesia.) Action for wagesâ€"Judg- ment for plaintiff. Return of receipe book borrowed and costs except wit. ness fees each party to pay their own. McKay for plaintiff \Vright for defendant. Parks, of Tyrone. V Smith of Mul- mer. Claim $11.20 for damage to potatoes by frost which were bought from defendant at Dundalk in Febu~ rary last. There was evidence to show that the potatoes stood three hours in an open granary between the time of being bought and taken home, Nonâ€"suited. Lamon for plaintiff, \Vright for defendent. Howell v Blair (Proton Station) action for settlement of account $53.66. On defendant’s offset $42.55 was allowed. Judgmentfor plaintiff 811.11 and costs. Wright for plain- tifiz', Blair on his own behalf. Lawrence vHenry (west back line). Lawrence engaged pasture from Henry. Two steers were lost through defective fences and the owner sued for $50. Lawrence gave evidence that when engaging the pasture Henry said the fences were " reasonably good” this the latter denied, but did say that he, Law- rence, “had better go and look at the place ” which he did not do. His Honor held that the owner of the cattle had taken the risk and the result was a non suit each party to pay their own costs. Wright for plaintiff McCullough for defendant. a coupie of hours he was imprisoned brousing at his sweet will on pota- toes, bread and cream. Judgment for plaintifi $8 and costs less 33 for counter claim for damage done by hens to vegetables. The parties live at Priceville. Frcst for plaintifl, \Vright for defendant. . Wâ€"Yigjop Court "at _F1qsherton.‘ any remarks of ours regarding Priceville. the merchants and busi- ness men are the parties, and their remedy is in their own hands,â€" -put a little mere vim into your business, try and draw business to the village instead of driving it‘ away and we can assure you no one will be more pleased to note and nnblish the fact than the Priceville correspondent of THE CHRONICLE. We observe in your Top Cliff Cor’s items last week that he undertakes tohaul us over the coals for the re- marks we made a short time ago re- garding the slow style in which things were going on in Priceville. In reply to that piece of gratuitous imnudence on the part of your T. C. Scribe we would say, that we are prepared to back up all we ever put on paper, and no one having the smallest grain of common sense would attempt for a moment to write such an article as the 'l‘. C. cor. writes on the subject in q'.‘teSti0ll. His doing so simply shows his de- plorable ignorance of the subject and also his utter inability to understand the courtesy required of anewSpaper cor. in his remarks regarding other cors. We know this champion of the old, slow, jog trot school and person- ally we would consider that molasses running down hill with the tempera- ture below zero would travel at a Maud S. gait in comparison to him. If anyone should feel aggrieved at any remarks of ours regarding Pricevill-e. the merchants and busi~ ness men are the parties, and their Wm. G. Watson, of this village, Wheeled up to Walter’s Falls on ISL July, and reports a good time a'nd successful spurt-s all round. Miss E. J. Wright. arrived home from her school near Kilworthy, Ont. on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. \Vatson drove to Walters Falls on Friday last on a visit to friends there. Our village was visited last week with an epidemic of courting and marrying. (For the former see re- port of Flesherton Div. Court.) The parties married were Mr. Thos. Hen- derson, of Proton, to Miss Maggie Ferguson, of this village, and Mr. John A. Beaten to Miss Minnie Mc- Laughlan both of Glenelg. Rev. J. A. Matheson officiated in both cases, and the weddings were attendtd by many friends of the contracting parties. Mrs. Singer, of Metz, 0115., is vis- itingac M: C. C. James’ at present, Dominion day, but owing‘tb the high wind prevailing it came very nearly proving disastrous to some buildings near by. Our Reeve very wisely called down the party that started the fire and had it put out with as little delay as possible. Such ex- hibitions of loyalty are all right if carried out under favorable condi- tions, but, when they are apt; to cause destruction of property they can be very well done without. Miss Jennie James arrived [home “he holidamn Saturday 13%” PRICEVILLE.