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lfovllowing prinS 1] Kinds. I4 )1! r m omptly and prop- very ‘JV ed 9853:} ccord'g to 1803' (Jaw-47.143 88888 pith-3'09?! 888888 C O nd Iron Pip- Brass Lined ( 3W ORA-W POM” nice ’52 Hawaii}. chorcest fresh Prunes. Fine (1‘ .00 J. M. RENTER. B. Cflfififlfl. for DURHAU IR hinpcessién‘ Mill . "is 06 71.1:er 6‘ MRS. Vm. Black bar! a rather sing- uiwr misfortune on Tuesdav mmn- iru 13st. through paralvsis having afi'mrteri one of her eye-lids to such a dPgroe that she has since been de- prived who“: of its use. weeks ago near E'ora In? Tuesday is Fair Day and a BUPWthr-I' of horse bnyprp an eprcted to 5»: gn'ecpnt it wcmld be well for thaw. having horses to sell to bring them aiong. ska MR. JAMES Ramon) teacher of 8.9. No. 1. Norm::n’§y, a graduate of Chatham Businrsq Collegn, has bee-n :mnrfimed bookâ€"keep" for the Durham Furnitnrp Company. No 1 lo.<<-< a good temhnr through Mr. Redf-grd’s resignation 91:; II" you want a marriage License. berf‘oxv monpy, buy. sell or rent. pro- pQV‘t}: m- inis'nre vour property. can am? .299. A. Davidson. at Division Conn Office. Upper Town Durham. Charges modera'e. ‘2 m pd. W8. Sum: of the residents. of S. S. No. N vnanhv are agitatinw for a re pan; the action of the arbitrators. on the decision in the school ca~e Th» w umi of $222) on account of pzi..;i-nt taow his the building for th» Existing school erected twenty years an) is the chief contention as we understand it. Tin: annual entertainment in con- nection with the Methodist Sunday Sclmoiwas held on Friday eveninz £39: The attnndancn was: good, the {3' .'~“ (7' the church beingcomfortably 1‘. ‘-.~ 1. The program furnished chiefâ€" 15‘ h t he juvenile: was WP" tendered. ‘J“ ‘ \qu tn the low; plat form was 30mm...” difficult to hear at the rear or :‘m 'n milling Dr. W'offe occupied the «w “fir and diacharged we“ the du- q». M ' 9- h‘ :s nflice. W’e cannotmention VAX E,‘ {22” nf fun. Hear him at 8mm of Scotland Concert Jan. 19 11m?» wtwtious nor give the names? 03' 3‘1 who took part. A nursery: seems by a number of little girls with' ‘hP‘TI‘ 3011s was much admired and hall '0. be repeated in resoonse 30 t hear'y encore as was also a. dialogue WV»?! Wolfe and Irgne Leavens. two li'rla (or; who played Doctor and “ck hébn Miss Gracia Everitt in a pretty 1m: 5010 did exreedinafly we“. and Rm» evidpnce of considerable n'isizxafi ability. Misa Elna Shorey. t'hO‘Jz'n alittle girl of only ten 01’ “Wen summers sang in a manner that would do credit to a much older ",“d ‘00” PXpe-nencad singer. Ig wag )‘yw Jux HENWICK of Dromore. “4.3:: Queen of Srnttish Song is . um! in!“ the Suns of Scotland EH'G'F? Jan. I“. Mr the children’; innings and an enjoyed themselves thoroughly. RBV’S Fer- NSOn and Sharpe congratulated the ‘Chool on the success of their enter- ?inment as well as the generql pro- :fi'ess made during the year. The metion.:mwnxed.tqnoulz $13. M r-xsm.‘ I). McLean. Geo. Adlam J. NH and \V G HaStie. are the w'71‘m‘e. in Bentimtk Mr. “'ilson not elecmd as stated last. week. ‘mms a difficult matter to get re- :s {mm rhn township every year. C"n:\:<. \lch'rlmr has: 009nm? l'~ wz-vk H-e lat-gem shipment r99. rulbvrs. etc of a.” kinds 9 nwr 'nanllud since commenc- “(Lean headed the poll with IN \V m I. \ Wkly Hail and Empire and ‘zexanCLz 911?}! $1 70. m’ 2001s at cost at Miss (,‘znrnix ‘1 m Durham Rink next. Jan 18th. $456 bills }{i?0}lie has‘ added to h:.~: pair of yearling: Clyfiw- plz'ch'm~‘a! a. couple of u p.)'l!.'!‘\' men Will hxlndrfl‘} ‘37.?“ to the poultry Show. to ba Ht?! *0 Eh» 19th ius'r. Norm-why ad vertises ’7’1 C ' ’9 "Hrt ‘_J an. 190 32%“? men will Sae ad SAW-LOGS wanted at Wilson’s Mill Egremout. See ad. THE Daily World and CHROXICLE only $3 00 a year. EIPER MCDOS’ALD of Wingham. win be present on Jan. 19 at the Sons of Scotland Concert. \VAXTEDâ€"«Raw Dog and Cat Skins for which the highem plice will be paid in Cash. G‘tuntlets. Mitts etc. made from your own furs. ARTHUR E MERTZ. Durham. 1 m. pa. MR GEORGE HAMILTON of Atwood, a splendid interpreter of Scottish Song in dialecr wili appear at the Sons of Scotland Honour: Jan. 19. FOR SALE-A bfack. four-year-old horse from imported French stock Will develop Into a strong animal. Also two Sprung cults Apply to H03? 1530: . Vwkczts P. O. THE adjourned annual meeting, of xhe Mechanics" Institute. w.“ be: bald in the: Public Library Reading Room, on Munday evening next. commencing at 8 o’clnck. All are invited. DISTRICT L. O. L mvt at Durham on Tuesday last. and elected the foilow- iny ofiirers : - . \V. XL. W. Ritvhie; D \l. Jns. Ede”; Chap” Geo. Ali 0; R. 3., “105‘. Ritchie; F. S , S. Caldwell Treas . W. Ritchiw; D. of 0., R. Eden; Lecturers. Thos. J. Watson W. J. McFadden. MR A. TODD and family who have been doing a Boot and Shoe business here for the paSl sixreen or seventeen years. leave this week for Grand Vallev where they will open out in . business again shortly The property here has been purchased' by Mr. E. A. Rowe. who is now in possession and running his bakery business therein. Up to. a few years ago Mr. Todd did a large custom trade. and even went into wholesaling on a small scale Three years ago. he and his son in- augurated a scheme for manufactur- Iing largely through the formation of la joint stock company, but for some i reason the scheme never materialized though a number signified their wil- lingness by subscribing to the stock sheet of the preposed company. In Iour dealings “irh Mr. Todd we have lalways found him honorable. and for this reason we wish him success in .his new field of labor. FARMER’S Institute Meeting, Mon- day next. Every farmer should be. in attendance. and get right. or Set right the profvssurs. of Agricuituru. whom the gowrnmeut sends OUL to insrruct us The kuowiexige they imparted a few 5 ears ago was to a large extent theoretical but through exyerimem the instrucfiou now is based largely on the result. of satisf {aetory tests \‘VE regret to learn that Messrs. M. Richardson Co . of Fiesherton. met. with a heavy lose, by fire, of their entire suck of uoofls. in me Dundalk branch of their business. on \Vednesday night last week. Noth- ing Jaunted however. the» firm adver- tiepd a re-opvniuc on Saturday and we trust that the merited integrity of Mr. Richardson will win him a good share of public patronage. Mr J. D. Morgan. who owned the build- ing is also a. heavy loser. and we onn gratuiate him in his pluck in making preparations to rebuild on an excel» give scale. J. D. is quite a favorite amongst those who know him beat. and much sympathy is felt. for his loss. When the blood it thin and watery. the nerves are actually starved xmd nervous exhaustion and pmstration soon fullmv. Feed the nerves with Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food and you will impart to them the new life :wd vigor of perfect health. Face cut and fac-sxmile signature of Dr. A, W. Chase on every box of the genuine. PARK LOTS NU}! HER 12. 13, 14 and 15 on the North side of. South Street in the town 0f Durham. containing 23% acres more or less. This is a. very demrable pro- weil fenced, in good condition, and port , will Sold ate. bargain. For fiurthor var- ticulars apply to For Sale I A 5:13;) I Durham, Ont, Thursday, January 1], 1900. ', WATERY BLOOD. Miss Hazel McGregor is visiting Gleuelg friends. Miss Mary Gorion returné‘fl‘o the O. S Coll. Inst. lasn week. Mr. Wesley Williams returned from Manitoba lass week. Mrs. Bradfmd is visiting her mo- ther. Mrs. Towuer. Mr. Robert Adlam. of Cheboygan, Michigan. rejoin-3 in lots of work at good wages D). R. B Culbertson left for his home in Burkville, Mich, on Friday morning last. Mr. ’1‘. J H. Carson is visiting his uncle. Mr. James Carson and Other friends in town. Mrs..\1ark\Vilson and her Iih'le dangh‘er.1rmxe. Of Flesherron. vis- ited Durham friends over Sunday. Misq M. C. Wright. of Hanover. visited friends, at the Bakery, last County Commissioner Schenk. of Ayrun. was In town last week and paid us his usual call Mrs C. \I Culbertson.aftrrspend- inc three weeks with friends in town returns this; week to her home m Meafurd. Mr. John Clifi'. of Inglewood. at one time manager of the Woollen Mills here. spent a day or so in town this week Mr. Geo Arrowsmith, of Saginaw. Mick. swelis our pi!» with a remix- tance and a kmd word. Thanks. We are informed that Mr. Owen Gaynor died last- week in Toronto. The obituary nowice having appeared in 'l‘oronto Dailies. Mr B. M.-Kimme,of Crayton, Ne- braska, is visiting his father; Mr. John Kinnee and other relatives and friends here. Mrs Thos. Torry and Miss Marv Milligau, both of Bentinck. are \‘lSlt- ing friends in the vicinity of Hope- ville. Mr T. Q Matthews, of High Bluff, Manitoba. in renewing: hi9 suhem'ip- :ion adds a kind word for the CHRON 101.8 which he appreciates every week as a welcome visitor. Mr. Thos. Derby. of Sharlow. N. D. is visiting his father and other friends in the viviuity of Hampden. Our weekly news budget. is interest.- ing to him in his western borne. Ex-Reeve McArtbur. of Artemesia. was in‘ town Friday last. We under- smnd he made no effort to get the reewship this vear, but; as he didn’t ca'l on us. “e bane the information vub' secondhanded. Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Dromore. occupied the Presbvtverian pulpit here on Sunday lust. having ex- changed with Mr. Famuharson who took his work at Dromore and Nor- manby appointments. Mr Samuvl J. Scott. of Beresford. N. \V. '1‘ ,after an absence of two years returned last week for afew weeks’ visit with friendslrere and a Priceville. Samis looking well an has evidently enjoxed the best of health since he went west. Mr. Malcolm McKin‘non, of Sols- girth. Manitoba, is spending a few weeks with Durham and Rocky San- geen friends. His stay in Manitoba seems to agree with him as he looks hule and heartv. Mr. McKiunon likes the West and will return after a few weeks. Mr. \Valker Hamilton. of Lanzdon. N. D.. whom we admire because he pays'his subscription 80 regularly. returned last week to visit Egremont friends whom he has not seen for eleven years. Though pleased to meet Mr Hamilton we had very little time for conversation. Call again. HE UN DERSIG NE D OFFERS for $339 the following valuable Farm properties. (I: Part, Lot No 26, Can. 19, in the township 05' Nonnanby. conta‘ning 6°23 acre<, all cleared. well fenced. well watere - good concrete dwelling. good frame bank barn and stables, fine bearing orchard. (2) Lots 41 and 42. Con. 3‘s: D, R, Ben- tiuck. containing 7" acres, about 50 acres of good hard wet bush. never failing spring. cleared land in good state of-cultivav tion, Emilee frglm Allan Park. For further ticuhrs a y to p” p THOMAS DERBY Emma: 15. 0: mmxm u. ‘13:. pd. Farms for Sale I PERSON AL. One of those somewhat rare oc- currence took place in Durham on Thursday evening, 213t December. when Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Aljoe, Sr.. celebrated their golden wedding in the presence of a houseiull of im- mediate relatives, and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Mr.' and Mrs. S. Scott. Dr. and Miss Culbertson. Mr J. P. Whelan and Miss Mary Lame. Mr. Aljoe came to this country from Ireland in 1832 when only 7 years of age. About 1838 Miss Ann Matthews, the present- Mrs. Aljoe. arrived also from Ireland. Mr. Al- joe and Miss Matthews became firsn acquainted at Churchville, and like lots of young people the acquaint- anceship grew into affecrion. In 1849, on the 2Ist of December, the two became one, being united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Mitchell at the reidence. of Dean Grassett, Tor- onto, For some time Mr and Mrs. Aljoe lived at. Chm'chville and Stewarrtown till about forty one years ago they move-d into Glenelg and settled on Lot 1. Con. 4. S. D. R Here they remained until tbev came to Durham 17 years ago where the},r have“ since llVPd and are likely to spend the balance of their days. Four generations were represented at the Golden \Vedding, the three great. grand-children bning all pres- mxt. Mr. and Mrs. Aljm- have stil'} living: 5 chiidrwn. :24 grand-children and 3 greatogrand-children. Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe are staunch Methodists. and in politics Mr. A. is a sound COnservative and a strong adherent. to the principles of Orange- ism. Mrs. John Matthews who of- ficiated as bridesmaid fifty years ago was also in attendance at. the Golden Wedding ceremony. The CHRONICLE congratukates the happy old couple and wishes them many yeaxs of life and happiness. _ Is envied by all poor dyspeptice whose Stumaoh and Liver are out of order, {HI inc}: sh: .ld knm_v that Dr. King’s New: Life Pbla tha wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy. givesa splendid appetite. sound digestion and regular budily habit that in- sures perfect health and great energy. 01:13'25 cents at any Drug Store. “ml, finfifimwfifimfi magi“: QR“ Qfia‘; hag: iii?‘ ‘1? fifiéfig-fi ‘ §%" 2%“? 3"“ if}? 233% at?! % we had to buy Spring Goods earner than in former seasons in order to obtain goods at old figures which are already coming to hand, and as we find our store too much crowded we have decided to have a. Genuine Clearing Sale of all Winter goods such as â€"â€" g Overcoats, 5?: Mantles, g Blankets, g gMantlings, a: fiFurS. g gMiilinery, etc. THE APPBTITE OF A GOAT. Owing to the steady advance in Dry Goods Golden Wedding. Heady Win-Fer Dr)? Goods. “RNNUFAL” OF ALL a g In each department of the @mm mmio CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE THE Largest and Stt‘ougest Sclinol‘ ft Canada. Our Calendar tells you why. “7.110 for it. From â€"-â€"TORONTO.â€" JANUARY 2nd. N0. 1714..