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“11:311.anng 3.03 GREEK 9%. 99; :£_ WOOD P309 . ..__---u HULUua¢‘I 0‘11] A (Lord Houryof Holsteig) with Regis- teéed Pedigree. will be kept {Or the season ‘1899 on Lot .35. can. 3. E. U. R.. Gieuelg. ‘ Rams $1.00, payable Jan.~ lst, 19(1). All parties not returningor disposizu: of. cows wiil‘ be charged full pfgqg. __ . ‘ ‘ . g trees. thrghes {mud behool couvemeut. hear the For further NOWN AS THE "COEE'I‘S” FARM. 93 acres: East and “'est 323318 of Lot 50. five. (5) m the secuud (2 Cngcefiion of- thq Township of Beanilgck, West of the. Gax'atrazzg Road. For parucu- ‘en uire ofi “'3 q H. PARKER Durham. Egfled Angus -31.“- to.r.;$2(fi¢é u LLU. near 'l‘p. Hall, containing 100 acres ; abrmt 703mm»; cleared: watered by Sanguen river and other running streams; well fenced ; good 10;: house: first class frame barn with stone foundation ; excellent ambliug; small orchard : convenient to church. school and bust ofiice. For further Darticulars applyjo 0T N ELG 0. 13, CON. 5 N. D. R near 'l'p. Hall, conta ages ; about 703mm cleared : w. «H and other running mnAJ ' ‘ Bov. 17th ’98. 9 Quotes fall whea t. “ "1 RITCHIE Edge Hill,)1ar.19,._‘J9. If (ward; 3-6;“ ajrt‘élga; Linn. ”“3“ _be sold bush. . The soil is good and stone. Good stone house 26x34; fra'me bani, 62 x 80. am} good stablgs. 699d 58.1 ' “gllgrf'. ‘rn I .THORO’BRED {’0ng .436 US ‘ D!" r m..- --â€"A " s'rI-JCTLf 13RrvArét‘ ALWAX s PROMPT. Ne CHARGES MODERATE June 2lst‘ ,. THOROUGBRQQ DURHAM Bull r .‘l -â€"J H " Ocean Tickets for sale. Deals, mm cs, Lenses, Wills and other Writ- ings care 11 ly drawn. fire. Life. Accident, Marine and Plate Glass IN- SITRA XCED’ placed at lowest rates, in Good (10m mules. Business Difficulties arranged. Creditors settled with. A"). 3“" ""0'3' kind of legitimate busi no.9.» attended to. and even'thing kpnf. L"'\Y. Yromv ‘v --_-___ â€" H. H. MILLER â€" Has hm'n at the business fur nearly 20 years and L uows the in.» and outs of it. and always studies In give his customers a good bargain, knovring $33.: in the and it pays him as well as them, That, id fact. is thn reason wh ' he to-day has the best business of the kiln in Western Ontario., GOOD FARMS and éplendid Hanover Properties FOR SALE or EXCHASGE. Properties Bought and Sold on commission. Debts Colle‘wtml. Old Notes Bought. , V_ _ _._ "Wu" H. -.v.uu-u. noun .uuuuuty. near Southaxu mm, a short distance from Owen Sound, and WH ' do people go to him from such t distance-s! Bc-causo- tluey make moue by oing M). if tht‘V didn't the‘ ' wouldn’t " to im- They r0! MIDI?!) mam 1mm ._1 n a... C-.- Farm for Sale .0'1‘ N0.13C();\'.5\' n p r HARM FOR SALE. 1 Shoes made for an L'Eds of‘diseased' or deformed feet. A CALL SOLlCI’I‘ED. Mid Streetâ€"In Rea! of Ca_l_der’s Block. General Blacksmith OBSESHQFZING A SPECIALTY Greenbacks ; CASH ! MRS. PATRICK NEIL Pomomx P. O red: four miles from Dur- sohl on reasonable terms. .. Apply on the {aremises to THOMAS DA ’18. ‘ Durham P. 0. Never negligent. -‘-V. U Loner Town Durham everfthing _ lifeâ€"pt. .GLEN. R! in}! or- ', lf’rop. MCIN'I‘YRE BLOCK Monuments Rggaired and Inscriptions Cut on Shortest No- tice. 2MGCAlMON WATSON; Importers of and Dealers in The petition issued against Nelson Monteith of South Perth, was dis- missed with costs, the judges having decided that no corrupt practices had had been commited with the know- ledge or consent of the Candidate. had a terrible cough. People said he was oining into consumption. As a matter of fact 16 was already in the early stages of that terrible des- troyer. But- he had sauce enough to take Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. aud toâ€"day there isn't a healthier man in Canada. 25 cts.. 50 cts. and 81.003 bottle. If it fails to cure, the drugg- ist will refund your money. | Annie Tripp, aged 18, daughter of Aaron Tripp, of Collingwood, com- mitted suicide in Chicago by taking arsenic because her lover deserted her. OAN AND INSURANCE AGEN'i' I CONVEYANCER. Are a] ways Are unequalled Quality Is What you want your Groceries to be. - L. MacRENZI L A Man Named Smith “kitchen Powder ? DURHAM‘ DURHAM CHRONICLE, July 20th, [899. and the crops. especially wheat, were badly damaged. Mr. J. Little’s barn in Kinloss was . ° , and Mr. Finlavcnn -L' ‘ “ fl ‘ . eagerly direct-ion, scattering every- ‘hmg before it. The. nvnln'm ...-- delicate filtering organs. and that. is Dr Chase’s Kidnev _ , Liver Pills, the originai kxduer 2“. This world famous kxdney kid- ney an liver cure has enonpous sale in all parts of Canada and the Unued States. ‘ "we precaution of telling the public when they expect to have a big day. Ere longr we expect it. will be Durham’s turn to hold an Orange Demonstration and “:elxgpe the liberal turn out from. here and. vxcnnty may not be forgotten. . 'l‘llx‘ere were present nearly sixty lodges Ill. :1 . hoeing -P0tatoes Durham and its surromdxmrs were well re )rcsented. by Lodge No. 632 Durham, Jom Wiiliams. Master; No. 689 Varney, 3:»: Eden, Master ;. No. 1192 Glenelg; Geo. 'Alioe. Master; N05 668 Allan Park, Wm. Brigham. Master; No. 861 Dromore, â€"â€"-â€" MacKenzie. Master. Nearly every part of the County was rep- resented by its lodge being present. and the gatherxng rs believed to be the largest ever . has advantages, Boat falicities, not enjoyed by other plaees‘ and 1n addition to tins the take the very wise precaution of telling t 1e public when they expect to have a big' dav. The Orange Demonstration in Owen Sound on the 12th is reported by the town papers as an unprecedented success. The crowd in attendance was immense, the day was fine, and ever ' available spot for man and beast was "fill to its utmost capacity. Hotels. restaurants and eating houses we. 6 literally jammed. In addition to those who made their way to the County Ca ital through the various arteries of trave , ex- mrsions by the Grand Trunk and Canat‘a Pacific Railway broughti‘n large numbers fiof pleasure seekers. The former re; d ‘ brought about two thousand from Wiarton, :‘Chesley and intermediate stations, while the arrival of the C. P. R. augmented the throng by nearly another two thousand A number of crowded steamers also. brought in excursionists from Wiarton, Thornbury. Collingwood and Meaford. The chief speakers were Mr E. T. Clark, M. P., of Toronto and Dr.sSprorile, of Markdale, and M r. W. T. Gotfe representing the Trade Revieug . ‘ - No. 1 Company of theBoys Brigade were in the van. The bands in the recession were the Citizens Own and the hirt - first ewaen Sound, Dundalk silver band, Janie dale. Tara, Thornbury, Collingwood and Shollow Lakes bands. Almost every rural lodge had its complement of fife and drum music. ___---- .v fluvv, sun '11 muncu In qua a’ W Thos. Nichol, repairing two road scrapers 1 00 D. McArthur, for gravel 4 00 James Hastie, repairing road scraper 40 l). Hinks, 3 cords of wood for Mrs. Dillon 3 75 J. Simpson, coffin for Mrs. H. McDonald 8 00 4 00 5 Dr. Hutton, medical services to Hugh Mc- Donald and wife The Municipal World, for mun. stationery 57 The Clerk, on salary and express charges 50 45 The Reeve, commission on road contracts 3 60 The Council adjourned to August 14th, at 10 a. h _,, “vvvswlvn, uu gmvw uuu “wagon A. C. Beaton, for gravel, John Fallice, “ J 03. Firth. “ Ewen Mcfiab. “ John Barry. ‘° G. Timmins " (for 1898) James Hislip, ‘- B, J enkinsen, “ Robt. McMeekin, plough brawn on roads Thos. Sv kes‘, plough broken 'm‘mds 'mma $6.2. “m“ | H. Morrow, remov‘fi: jam, L 50, c. 2- N. y J no. Pierson, rebuildmg 2 cul’t I. 50. c. 2, N, . P. McAnhur. bridge at. 1. 50, c, 2. N. M. McMillan. bridge and filling l. 34, c. 2, N. D. Black, filling at l. 34, c. 2. N ; E. I). McNab, grav’g at Is. 6 and 7, 6.4. N. J. McLean, grading at townline G. and H. lot 11. 1-2 wst J. McLean, balance of contract. 1. 15, 0~ 12 J. McLean, grav’g l. 12, toWnline G. and 11., 1-2 cost H. Ridley, govering brid at l. 9, c. 9, . The fellowin orders on Treasurer were Issued for buil ing bridges and repairing roads damaged by Spring floods viz ;. ‘3” McMillan-v bridge at l. 40,. c; 2; NZ D. R. $350 1 ch - n \Y‘ onn M AMA... -4\ -- - _- ‘ williaméiiéfiiilaJI-Thiithe Reeve and pommissioner for Ward 1 be a commxttee to Investigate water course at lots 62 and 63, con. 2, E. G. R. and report at next meeting of Council.â€"Carried. â€" v‘ ~v' V‘- vtillvl V"v- -- McCannelâ€"Williamsâ€"That .By-law No. 388 be now read a third time, Signed sealed and engrossed on By-law Book. -Carr1ed. Lambâ€"McCannelâ€"That the request. of the 30 ratepayers near Edge H111 asking liberty to place weigh scales on the easterly lxmit of road allowance at lot 44, con. 2, E G- Ranbe granted the same, so far as this Councnl has power to grant the same provxd- ed the placing of the said scale does not interfere with the right of the travelling puhhgpn said roadâ€"Carjjed. _ McMillan-McCanneIâ€"That the Reeve 1:6 instructed to meet the Reeve of Azztemegxa and settle Mrs. Candy’s claim if saxd clazm car; be;ettled satisfactorih'_.â€"C§rfi9d. " The Orangemen In Owen Sound. By-law No. 388 to authorize the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow money for current expendxture was read a first and second The Council met July 3rd, pursuant to adjournment. All the members Dresent; the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meetgng read and confirmed. Several com- munications and accounts for gravel were read and considered. Inouses were blown OH, 3 crops~ especially wheat were lamaged. Mr. J. Little’sbarn 31088 was totally destroyed .Fin} layson. of AshfieldL. als blown over GLENELG COUNCIL. J. S. BLACK, Clerk. 353350 00 ,4». on. A. w. cums 25 a. 33 33 0 OATARRH cums s 0- ‘ ' 16 50 ‘ is sent direct to the diseased N. 92 00 parts by the Improved Blower 3 50 Heal: me ulcers. clears the air N. 11 00 passages, stOPS droppm s m the H, throat and manam y cute: 4 05 3’ Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower 12 15 30 VVILL BE RECEIVED UP TO THE HOUROF 12 O’CLOCK, TUESDAY, AUGUST lat, 1899, -FOR THE ERECTION OF THEâ€" 00 00 Ofl'ersmaybe made for the whole contract 57‘ or for suy part thereof. 4% plane ant: Q..-..:c-_ 43-4,, 375 Rates. ORDERS left at P- promptly attended to. s. H. FIRTH BRET Painters and Pay: Hangers. MacFaflanes’ Drug Store. Cross . . Dysentgry Plans and l ifications maybe seen at Mr. Wm. Lai law’s store or at Kna p’s Hotel on and after Friday, 14th inst. he lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. . Ofl'ersmaybe made fdr the whole contract or for suy part thereof. -FOR THE ERECTION OF THEâ€" DUHHAM FURNITURE FACTORY. VVILL BE RECEIVED UP TO THE HOUROF 12 O’CLOCK, noon, on .JAMIESON JOHN KELLY. ‘ President. Secretary, D FOUND A MAN m m ROOM,-â€"-A very queer thing happened on ? Thursday morning. A young man. ; light complexioned and wearing a . black suit, evidently a stranger in Owen Sound, was lOoking for a bed on Wednesday night and picked on a boarding house on Scrape st. north as a nice place tosleep. He did not ‘. go through the formality of asking: permission, but got a plank and stood it up against the side of the house. Climbing up the plank he opened a window which made an entrance to the bedroom of a young lady visitor. Here he made himself as comfortable as possible by stretch- ing his weary limbs on the floor be- side the bed and straightway went to sleep. About 4.30 a. m. the young lady awoke and seeing a man in the room immediately screamed out thus awaking the intruder and the rest of the household, but the man was up and out of the windew before any- thing could be done to stOp him, and that is the whole story.â€"0. S. Sun. If you get it at M Farlanes’-â€"I'l"S GOC nu: HOUR ; OF 12 O’CLOCK, on, on ' TUESDAY, AUGUST lat, 1899. Never Fails to Cure the worst case of Diarrhoea or Dysentry. 25¢. a Bottle. Try It !, 01‘ Of that famous Cereal Break- fast Food, MOLINA ROLLED “'HEAT, distinguishes it from all other fiorms of Wheat Pre- Parations. It is the naturai heat Berry when it is fully ripeOâ€"THE BEST BEAT THAT GROWS. Better yetâ€"Moll“ flavor of the W is sent direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. D Heal: the ulcers. clears the air Mac” droppin s in the throat and mum y cures ’ Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower free. All deflate. or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. Toronto and Baffle. Molina Rolled Wheat. THE TILLSON" CO, (LIMITED,) Tilsonburg, Ontario. RC- Our Farmers’ Grey 6: Bruce File Insurance Compuw u} leads all Others Insme in it, sane mane} and g0 vs iLh the 01 oxxd Give us a call and {133‘ The rich, delicate fl Singer Sewing Ma- chinesg or the good “ Old Reliabic,” are known by everyone. “ e seil them. Frost 85 Wood Binders, Mowers and Rakes always on hand. Root Scufflm‘s. PLOWSâ€" Single double. McLaughIa-n Buggies. Brockville Buggies. Give us a call. We haw some idea of what we are doing. Toroxftd; v plenty left yet, thoughit is going fast. Everybody should tryPlr mouth Binder Twine this year. if only a five pound Ball, toknow what it. is like for next. Say that we Sell THE CHEAPEST and BEST TWINE for the money. Plymouth Bindei Twine We have also other Good Stock Companies if you Want to insure in them. JUHR UVINESTUH. thrane’s Old Stané. élV' Slate poor ‘Kells, by loaduw 119113 literary soda fountain an: flaming a whole column of from "no the Flesherton Advance. Mr Keills ShOUl h . ave known. better thzu Cod aness an onini MISS Hattie MOEM, danghter Cf MLTIMS. Mofiat, of Owen Sounai. aIlCl-szl‘and-daughter of Mr. Cimrius Mofiat, of Edge Hill, was one the e distinction of beino Lheyoun g (18‘ graduate in Canada (0 take a fuz; firSt class certificate. on the grounds of Mr. A. C. Beaton, 'lenelg..on Tuesday the lst of Au- gust, Refreshments served from $6ng O’clock, Twenty-five cents for “Mission and supper, and 150. for " d program. Music by 3i." 8~ T. Orchard. Durham. All in- v . Ould weather prove unfu- eorai’le It Will be held the following Digging. Proceeds for Church pur- mg of the Artemesia t had to do with granting . the priviiewe of buiidiwr a b ‘ " hre hall on the Town hall propertv. “hfeh e privilege of‘imilding Under 3112011 the prn hall preperty. tion I) searcmluht of in"esti<m- 1' Chri ' ‘ “ . H ‘10]. AL- stoe found #110 I'OCn}.v7_ WE ref-Ira. to learn of the illness Mrs. John Aldred, who is troubled With agrowth of a tumorous nature. requiring surgical treatment. Dr. Groves,“ Fergus, assisted by Dr. unit‘son, visited the patient on Tuesday and removed a very lzll‘g": tumor. Get your Binder Twine at W. Cai- der’s Implement: Warerooms. Fun 1' diflerenn brands to choose from Price 80. and upwards. Hundreds pf farmers are saying he has the bes: twine in town. A FALSE ALARM -â€"'1‘he report of a baby at Rev. Mr. McNair‘s recently chronicled by one of our local cotems hasvturned out to be a false alarm. The next century may be better for the developent of clerical posterity. WE congratulate Mr. M. Clark. RA, over that little matrimonial event which occurred a few days MO when he was united in Marriage 20 Miss Prudholm, of Toronto. May both live long and be happy. THE person who took the dog from Thomas Daniel’s little boy on Satur- day last is hereby notified to return him at once, as he is known, and will be prosecuted by the owner, Janus MCNALLY. WHILE Mr. Alex. Grier-son was driv~ in round the corner of Garafraxa and Lambron Streets on Monday last his horse slipped on the crossing and fell, breaking one of the buggy shafts. A number of good second-ham Binders in stock at Calder’s “Kn-(g. rooms. Call and see these Binders. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale, A SUNDAY School Pic-mic w}?! ~. held in» W'. ECtrOr’S Grove, near“, 1‘ Lawrence Orange Hall, on FMS}? August 4th. ‘ ‘ Conductor Lavelle’s dog “Pm-Mu, v agengral favorlce, died from poiséy @‘uesday. When or how he ~01 18 not known. a WE congratul ’ . . ate MISS .w Prwgvdle, over her recent 31:01:38” 9f passmg the Normal Collewe 13:55 m a Jami. nation. Mn. MOGOWANA shows his gratitu.‘ ., to the fire Brigade by a Card "2;: Thanks and a. cheque for $25.00 ‘ Rev. To H. Farr prea h . ity‘Church Sunday, ° ed “1 Tran- V CIVIC HOLIDAX, EN PARTY.â€"-The Ladies of 111 Will give a, Garden Partb' grounds of Mr. A. C. Beaton, 3-011 Tuesday the lst of Au- fieffeshfnents served from LOCAL NEWS. iatepoor ‘Kells, by loading terary soda fountain and F: Whole column of froth eSherton Advance. Mr. n“--- known. better than v, Aug. 10th. 30. has already re- :e the product- of completed. Whom MM 11;; you fe lit or: m w] #3": LM [2: \V