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0099090 000999. rham .' mic-"vau- n-t. Mtdv rs. Price eather phirts ts. l‘lCS >ooooooo 009990.; 0999999966 C0. Bal- 1913 o: .3? ‘O 96, 7“ )lr 1 thifi pan VOL- N EWS AROUND TOWN ,.,;-~.- fair will be held o‘n‘| Live hogs- are N}? 19th 0! June. ' Get your wed: inpt‘nt garden party this The CthMCR 1 ' Ht- held Friday, June 20. It is said that niahing otore «lite, cook \otove and town 3 y. -r fur saw cheap. Apply hurt] I . ' 9 -â€"- V'_LA_ -1 ffice .\. .- 'nneymonn trip, touching at Tor- onto and other eastern poin tn. tbs: » l travelling suit of navy . 'lhil bat nf tan tagal straw. .m‘tx‘ich plume, and corsage I‘m ceremony, M a small reception, at which “minty wedding breakfast was -='\9d. The bride and groom’left n the morning C. P. R.. amfid a Wrm of confetti from the many 'i -n:ls of the bride, who in! one of Hx'ham’s most popular young “ties, and ha: been a faithlul member of Tribity church choir m! A \'-P-A Alter a short wt Copper Cliff. He --‘| Work about tWo weeks Presbyterian pulpit was oc-I .1 last Sunday by Rev. Mr.| \11, o! Dromore. Next Sun- [mpector Campbell will take' .u-k, when he is expected to .l report of the Presbyterian WWS mm in Toronto this :he month of weddings. of invitations. try The office. view office. n be (“096 to ll Orange DISII‘ICL pump. l n June It in (,‘ulder’s m. at 2 o’clock p.m. (’hapter will meet at f the District meeting. . Dist. Rem-Sec. '2 e-rs’ Institute will hold Ll excursion to the 1. melph, on Saturdny, iL-ke-ts will be good to any Ngulm’ train on mm "3111. See bills for McCauslanCL dent of one muse may have The District Lodfle 14 in (‘alder’s 2 o’clock P-m- the see n-e of Get your wedding invitations at The Chronicle office. It is said that a new men’s tur- nishing store will open up in town shortly. The nights continue cold, with occasional slight frosts. We are not aware how fruit prospects have been affected. We congratulate Mr. Alex. Al- io-e, of’Glenelg, and, Miss Alice Donnelly, of Bentinck, who to-d‘ay, are being married; at the home of ‘ ‘- V"' '31 the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Donnelly. We congratulate Miss Mary E. Edge, whose name appears in lTue-sday’s dailies in the list of successful candidates. she having passed with honors at the recent examinations of the Faculty of Education, Toronto. 1. Last week Mr. H. Burnett laid a 2 charge against W. D. Connor for 'allowing his hens to run. at large and iniure time grass on a piece . of land he used as a cow pasture. : The fine and costs imposed by I grizzi‘éistrate Telford amounted tc . ' ' .l o ' and last week a Priceville, became the property. V Was :1 cash (1:831. t over a guuu tum... ham is new in the baseball spot-y a light, the team representing her \ is composed of old-time diamond, who, while rusty at the mm, by steady , ' popular one, good attendance ‘will open the first official game: lof the Saugeen Baseball League, . On Tuesday evening of this week while Mr. and Mrs. George" Binnie were driving from thiss ‘nlace to their home in (Ellenelgg their horse became frightened at a log lying at the side of the »‘roald, and turning suddenly round. 'lupset the buggy and threw the ' occupants out. Mrs. Binnie sus- tained a broken collar bone, and 3‘ Mr. Binnie was severely bruised They were taken of Mr. Binnie’s and their l $9.60 . advertised her house . on the 17th of ApriL, k a Mr. Ferris, from came the owner of. . We understand it deal. Others were afâ€" 0 it pays to advertise.‘ . Caton intend going injured, uis will be gratifying neWs ; numerous friends a ' . this vicinity and slap. l as a cow pasture. costs imposed by turd amounted to with H l.‘ [\1 ”uhdler- Sim-e. the announcement “its Who ‘1 .,f the made 1n these eolumns that ablg man. 1 places Mock (‘Ourt Trlzll Was to be held ever I onsider- under the auspices of the Dmham >ssitated Bowling Club in the .Town Hall on the two Thursday evening, June 5th, there has been great curiosity to know'. Rev lthe ,2: “who ‘tls." San een ' . . g g The secret LS gonng‘ to place on . e , out mght here and now and mere thus . ._ . . , puhhc can begm to look forvsm'dgxms 1 them}; 1:: to the Jimmy event. fine 1: m a g No wonder there is deep inter- Qu-eb season.‘ , . . - l est \x hen so tmportant a questmni Tw all ‘0va is at .stake, as to Whether the af‘lhst Lo bnng . . , ‘ , fectxons of fan' woman shall be'cen‘w hale Dur- . ,. 4 strnfled thh, her tender heart rent cour ing her dent: er an or utme hghte , defei diamond‘w1th no redress whatever. . case at the by steady .1 ‘ ‘ . and here comes the hat of a cc of the" M, “0",“; participants" VARNEY. 'l‘nr. Lu": uanV.---- Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, of Orchard, left for the West on Tuesday.‘ ' . d se' During their absence, Mr. Hamm‘regarding the recent mur er ca 3 at Ceylon, for which Henry Lovell Barber and his sister, Jennie, will‘ . d tl charged With the brutal con uc ‘ run the farm. . I 'that led to his Wife’s death, paid; Rev. Mr. Prudham, of town, is m f at present attending Conference. the penalty on Tue ay 9. , While he is away, Rev. J. Ward week. by hanging m the 13“ yard: I of this place, is occupying his i th t place. while Mr. Falkinghalm. of nouncement 0 e sen e i . . Good Friday, a good deal f last 3 e Death came to a much reapect-. _ ecutive clemency man. It was field. mother of J. J. Wilton, o . n , thought by many that he would l- Wakefield Grange, on Wednesday. . . e May 28, after an illness of ten make a statement regarding his y, days of much suffering. At the in“: ‘orumnocegeew b941,}: mg: ,1 first intimation of her illness, her ata‘ £0 hf” tr: n. I *a’ mes- daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrsue‘fl' .e ,m “0' one. n. - lsage in his own hand writing, Fettis, came over from Proton and. ’ . . nursed and cared for her, and . read on the scaffold by his spirit- :y everything that lovmg hearts and'“al adviser, Rev. Mr. ““90“?" 9' willing hands could do was done he neither denies nor admits his ‘ ,guilxt. but says enough to remove 4-1:, ‘n_t‘nv SO DURHAM. ONT" England, and one Elma. She Was laid to rest m Maplownod cemetery, her pastor. Geo. Kendell, officiating. [3 4)\' ')( (!I ll‘. “W I. 10. His Honox, the Judge, D1. D. Jamieson, M. P. P.’ W. Calder: Court Officer, J. A. (naham; Court Crmer, T. R. Whe- 11m: Plaintiff’s Attorney, Col. \. Ne“ ton, of Worcester. Mass: Defendant‘s Attorney, J. P. Tel- ford. The broken-hearted plaintiff in this. highly interesting breach of t will be Miss Margar- : . and the luckless de- fendant is Mr. E. D. McClocklin. ,|I-,] ‘ .f promise .sui [E‘nll‘itlll 10 Han. â€"- __ - if before the trial be fist of twelve well-known prominent citizen-s. Altogether, this Mock Court to be one of the The Conservative picnic Markdale on Tuesday is repor “an unqualified success,” ted 1; works .on Tuesday, Geo. Frape ' a falling n of MP8. Afr} J. Wilton. of nouncement was alumns that abig L1 Was to be held as of the Durham the “Town Hall on 2. June 5th, there ason, both in the g to it and in will attend. ~ for the condemned man thought by many that make a statement rel S'dgt‘, Ill 11-»: ‘ read on the scaffold by his spirit- ual adviser, Rev. Mr. Muliowney, he neither denies nor admits his guilt. but says enough to remove all doubt, and the public toâ€"day have every reason to believe that ,th-e death penalty was paid by the perpetrator of the awful crime. HVhile we respect the opinions of lthose who are opposed- to capital While we respeu those who are op punishment, we fe pultment of Justic the correct thing law to talc-c its ct listening to the 2 mentalists, who a ily found on all .'l‘h.c evidence, it circumstantial. N crime committed, I was brought out the poor unfor the penalty with While capital he obi-actionable, abolition a nd um; HOLSTEIN. ‘ Rev. J. M. Milled 311:1 wife were tthe gumts of hiends here the latte: 111111” of the \xeek. It is inbout 11 yeam since Mr. Miller '1\ as pastor of this congregation. IDVGI'DBSS. )\'01‘ name Two of the cases reierreu [U] 0 O O l lust week for Violation of the h-‘ cens'e Act were settled out of; Another was tried and the“ court. : the other' a conviction. the law must be respected. Mrs. St. Leger and little daugh- are the ed Tuesday on birthday of the king. rator of the awful crime. '; respect the opinions of. , ame opposed- to capital it, we feel that the De- oi Justice at Ottawa didl‘ 3t thing in allowmg the 1m its course, and not‘ to the appeals of senti- i, who are only too eas- such occasions. on all enre, it is true, was all ntial. Nobody saw the; mmittml, but sufficient: glut out to form a strong1 meeting the crime. with unfortunate who paid lty With his own life. capital punishment may '. a? of twenty Years of age. orm mod the duties of ham judicial murdmm. \\ hic e vou wish to giVP him. 3‘ N V'VVVVOQ I re week. It is since Mr. Miller this congregation. ted in Invernesa, doubt if its The Chronicle MONSTROUS MILLINERY SALE 20 per cent. Off on all Trimmed and Untrlmmed flats. Flowers. Feathers, Ornaments, Etc., Etc. . F. MORLOCK For the next 30 days we are Ollerlug our complete milliuery stock, includ- ing this week’s new arrivals in Sailors. Outing Hans,a11d Fancy Shapes in Peanuts, Milans, Leghorns and Pan- amas at greatb' reduced prices. Special value in Children’s Hats This is a sale which it will be worth your while to attend and attend early while there will he a large assortment to change lrmu At Remarkably Low Prices Laces and Embroideries Dainty Styles, fashioned in fine material and priced most onably. You ca n n at b at appreciate the reasonable values. Prices rangefifrom 50c]to $2.50 All the'most fashionable styles of Flouncings, Allovers,'f Inser- tions and Bandings, in extra widths. 30 days we are offering J. 8: J. Hunter H‘ If