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Another batch of new subscribers' to tho Chronicle this week showa‘ tut thin pspor is rapialy making dank wide. in the opinion of, It. H. Wot-on and his assistant on an. week putting on the finish- ing coat 0! pluter at the Commercial Hotel. This wotk will add another improvement to the hotel. New oovouonghin‘ was 3150 put on lut luau. McCrae have got through their lumber business here. \Ve are planed to report that matters turned out much better then they eXpocted, Mrs: John Campbell and her daugh- ter, Miss Katie, of the North Line, ore espected to sail for Scotland on Sotnrday next, going by Allan Line Str. “Austrolasin,” from Montreal. We wish them a safe voyage and re- turn, nnd hope to hear of them how jg. . pleasant time in the “Lan’ o’ “I. Rather.” Mr. John McArthur of the Town Line. North, met with a serious ac- cident on the morning of Saturday last. He lately purchased a Tam- worth boar from the Sproule farm. near Markdale, and on the morning mentioned he found the animal at- tacking a heifer. On going to the rescue, the boar turned on Mr. Mc- Arthur and ripped open the back of his leg, the wound being over three inches long and half an inch deep. It required five stitches to close the wound, and under the care of Dr Bovle it is hoped that no serious re- sults mll ensue. Sentence of death was passed on the boar. and we ex pect it has been carried out. The heifer mentioned was also badly in- jured, and is being attended to by M. McIntyre, V. 8.. of Priceville. The great topic here this past week has been the sale of the Me- Gowan property, which was accom- plished on Saturday. Mr. Alex. D. McLeod being the purchaser. \Ve have known Mr. McLeod for many years, and nlways found him an honest, hardworking an] obliging neighbor. We hope he will have abundant success in the business he has gone into, and we are perfectly satisfied that if strict attention to business, square dealing and no in- terference with other peoples’ busi- ness will do it, his success is a fore- gone conclusion. A hearty welcome is extended to him by his many friends in Priceville. p.10"â€" ‘dMfldfl‘L PRICEVILLE The ” 12 Revengee " is the name chosen by our young sportsmen for the football team organized here some tiny: . Percy Bel- lunv was chosen Centaur: H. D. Peddler Secretary. The boys are doing eonne vigor- ous field work and ere open for metchee with neighboring clubs. Axel] attended meeting of the directors of the Eat Grey A ienltunl Society was held in the Town on Wednelde of Inst week. The when». which is 3mm; pod one. maiden!" on end one Prince Arthur Lodgefi. F. end A. M. had a lengthy session on riday night last there being in addittion to electron of ofilcers much initatory and degree work to do. The fol- lowing oflicers were elected for the ensuing ear : W. M , Wor. Bro. W. J. Bellam ; S. V.. llro. A. M. Gibson ; J. W., Bro. ‘. W. Hichling; 'l‘reas. Won. Bro. A. S. VanDna- en ; See. Bro. R. N. Henderson; Chaplain, Wor. Bro. Geo Mitchell; Auditors, Bros. J. Blackburn and D. Mc’l‘avish. A resolution of Condolence was adtwted extending to Wot. Bro. Rev. John ella, of Holland, Manitoba, a former member of the Lodge, sincere aym thy in his resent bereave- ment throng the deathpf his only daughter A committee was annotated to arrange for the annual picnic to he held this month at Eugenia. lug, bicKcle races, running, jumping, etc. l‘nrewor 3, bicycle parade and an enter- tainment m the evening will conclude the celebration. The Collingwood and Flasher- ton Bands have been engaged for the day. _â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" vv-U v" I. “.0“ Gen. Mitchell Secretary) who have the mat- ter in hand expect to make this ear’s cele- bration go on better. The Tra e’s roces- sion which was such an interesting eature last year will be repeated in the orenoon when a Calathnmpian parade will also take place, a good prize being offered for the best turnout from Engenia. Ceylon and Price- ville. Good prizes are to be given for the ntternoon sports, consisting ot. horse speed- Active preparations are now going on for a monster celebration here on Dominion Day. That of last year was a pleasing and marked success. but the strong citizen’s goinmittee (_R._.N Henderson chairman and ' (,, - ,_ --,---v -v- uuu VII-(tn ’uuufi bride. 'l‘he ha ipy couple leftv‘tlm Thursday morning for their home in Kansas. The bride was the recipient of many very hand- snme presents among them being a beautio fnl gum watch and chain. the gift of the gmmn ; 81(1) in cash from the groom’s father and a handsome new organ (in cash) from her own parents. â€"vv-.‘. lquIHIII'UI , 1‘11,” h'lill Funk, was united in marriage to Mr. John \V, (,‘ushuie, of Kansas, U. S. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Jus. Ward, ll. 1)., of this place, and was witnessed by about thirty guests who were immediate relatives and intimate friends of the con- tracting parties. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Clara, and the bride’s cousin. Mr. '1 hos. Glencross, supported the groom. The bride looked very pretty in a dainty gown of cream Redford cord. trim- med with cream silk. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. After the ceremony and congratulations came the wedding re- past the beautifully laid tables and dainty menu being of the most inviting character. An evenin of much pleasure ended With nauy good; wishes for _th_e’popu'l_a.r yogng l Lam“ 'nL- L -__ .J'Me Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lnuktuf Ceylon, was the Sceneota pretty wedrlmungn I‘uesdayevening of last week when thenr second daughter. Miss Marir l‘nnl'r \"uu I||.:6l\.' :-. _--_ Tye {{qgidquce of Mr. and THURSDAY. FLESHERTON . applying a. nah: PiieéTsâ€"{iilitfâ€"w’i‘éifi 10 «m the purchaser. Excellent opportunity for cash buyers. For further puticulsra amply to Man. Tamas JACKSON. use its. Middaugh. - Clinton. On t. M cnouce and vunable building lots. in one of the most desirable parts 0 the town. Plans of the aurve may be seen at Mr. Telford’s ofipe, or A“? may: lee. engined by DOUGLAS-In Durham. May 26, to Mr. and Mrs Robt. Douxlu. u nought“. Mt. W. Trimblo is in Toronto on business this week. Mr. Ernest Armstrong is home from Toronto for a holiday. Mr. J. R. Spronle will be a delegate to the Meth- «dist Conference in Toronto this week. Mr. W. Sinclair will also attend for ordination. Mr. J. D. Clark, Secretary to the Minister of J ustice at Ottawa, paid his mother-in-law, Mrs. J. \V. Armatron . a short visit last week. Mr. Clark sails with t e Minister to England this Week Sunfiay last. Mr. Andrew Blakely, jeweler, minto, Dak , is vieitiu his mother, Mrs. Geo. Beet, after an ab« some 0 nine years. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pye, of Clarksuur r, were {he goes!» _of Dr. and Mrs. Carter Satur ny and . Artemesia Council held the reg ular Court of Revision on Saturday last and thc- gfact that them were but. two app poals for their com-side ratiun and adjustment_ is gvidenfi mm the work of the As- â€"â€"_v .v-â€" vâ€" u-v a-” minor, litâ€"C; W._fio§kmy, gi-{e general sx'ttisfac tion to the ratepayorn. Rev. Mr. Russell, Missionary in Central India for 11 years. delivered a very interesting address to the Christian Endeavor Society in the Presby- terian Church in the evening. Rev. Chas. Per , of Toronto, ltationod here 31 Years ago occupi the Methodist pulpit hero on Sabbath last and preached two excellent sermons. Mr. R. 1%. Joy. who with his wife and two daughters moved last week from Toronto Junction to reside here, passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. 'I‘. J. Sheppard, on Monday afternoon. Mr. Joy had been very ill during the winter, but had greatly improved in health the past two months and his family hoped to have him spared to them for some time to come. ()1: Saturday. how- ever, he relapsed and on Monday passed to his reward. His remains will be interred in the Public Cemetery here on Wednesday. Deceased was born in Hull, England, 79 years ago. He came to Canada when quite young and for sometime lived in Toronto and later in Newmarket from which place he moved to the townshi of Osprey for a year. He then returned to ’Foronto and has for a number of years lived at the Junction. lle was converted at eleven years of age and has since lived a consistent Christian life and been an honored member of the Metho- dist Church. Awidow, one son and four daughters survive him and hold him in af- fectionate rememberance. License Inspector and Commissioners 1’ve,of Clarksburg, and McCullough, or Markdale, met here for the transaction of usiuess on Saturday I- AA last new hues are who added. Other matters relative tn the fair were dlscussed and Sept. 263ml 27 were the dates chosen fur the Fall Show. 14 cjnqice and yalnable buildi: FOR SALE. BORN. Grocery 6: Provision Store. A Scotch Slun'tlmrn bull, ri<ing 2 years old. bred by Julm Anderson, Mnylicld. Got by Gladstune Statesman. he by British Statesman, inmorted. 20833 - Dam. Pinkey. 9 by Irene Duke, serum] dam Venus. by Sir L A‘ ' i 1 1 - -‘ \XL.IAn_ L' A ALL WORK GUARANTEED at “Live and let live” Pawns. Walter Scott, Ilnild d:1"1|1,".1e.s.sv wbv Lan caster Comet. TOURS, $1. 00, p.13 .xble Jan 1902. JOHN (I. 11* \I‘ON. l’p.r0 Lat 25') L‘ m 3, pN. D. R Bunessan, April 17, IDOLâ€"~22 m. pd. Pumps. '. c; flealy, Mar. 23, 99. y BEG- LEAVE TO INFORM MY CUS- TCMERSamHhe public in general that I am prepared to furnish FIRE INSURANCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO FOR SERVICE. See Our Cream Separators. Washing Machines and Wringers. Flour, Feed, Groceries, Fruit, Nuts, Confec- tionery, Fresh and Cured Meats at lowest prices. Goods delivered to all parts of town. GEORGE WHITMORE, SOUTH END DURHA M Jno. Livingston, West of the Hiddouzh Home DUBBAH [Fall Wheat .......... l iSpring Wheat“ . ..... IOats ............... . Peas ................ i Barley .............. I Hay ................. | Butter .............. Eggs per dozen ...... Apples per bag ...... . Potatoes per bag. . . . . Flour per cwt ...... IOatmeal per sack. .. . . i Chop per cwt ......... ’ Dressed Hogs per cwt. Hides per lb ......... Sheepskins .......... ,-'l‘urkeys per lb. ...... {Geese per 1b,. ........ Ducks per pair ...... . Wool. .............. . Beef ................ Lamb ............... Tallow .............. Lard ................ Dried Apples ........ Frost 6: Wood SHOWROOMS ! Spring Tooth Harrows. Plnws and Disc-barrows, Steel Land Rollers and Seed Drills. heat .......... 5 (50 $ \\'heat.. . ..... 60 ............. 30 .............. 60 .............. 35') ............... 9 00 .............. 13 per dozen ...... 10 per bag ...... . 40 esperbag..... ‘2?) per cwt ...... l 90 alper sack..... 210 or cwt ......... l 10 (111028 per cwt. 7 00 per lb ......... 5 kins .......... 2:3 '8 per lb. ...... 3 per 1b.. ........ f) DURHAM, Juxm 5. 1901. MARKET REPORT. Durham. 10 10 00 14 10 75 U 2;) Hlo uâ€"tH 3‘3 7 25 10 41 (‘0 3.. 330 60 40 40 June 6. [90L