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Aynhlfll. mile}: cow-A. Muir. Gui”,- nilch cow-D. Campbell lat. 2.1! ad 3111. 2-yur-old heifer -0. ho“. D. Mpboll. Lyon-old ' H -W.uon. J. Eckhudt g-“fi.n, a... hell 1» and 2nd: lamâ€"old amnâ€" . Culphn 1" §Macunuut an} DURHAM CHRONICLE DURHAM, 001013113 17111, 1901. At PriceviIle Fair 6000 EXHIBITSâ€"A HAPPY CROWDMAND FINE WEATHER. On Friday last we visited for a few hours the Artemesia Fair which was held in Priceville, and found it almost an cxact repetition of all previous fairs held in the same place if not indeed to all fairs of a local character. The day previous was not very cheerful owing to the wea- ther. and in consequence of this, we presume. the exhibitors did not con- tribute so largely as they otherwise would. Friday, however, was a choice day and during the afternoon a large number of visitors entered the gates, and on the whole tht show may be pronounced a success. Roots. vegetables and grains of all kinds were good, and the stock ex~ hibit and show of horses were quite satisfactory. Fruit vendors were quite sufficient for the occasion, and the plaintive pleadings of two or three fakirs on the “ Midway " kept up an incessant howl. The follow- ing is the list of prize winners : 1108838. Draught, spanâ€"J. Patton. A. Mc- Connell, W.H. Allen. Brood mare â€"â€"J. Patton, Angus McConnell, A. McDonald. 2cyear-old coltâ€"J. Pat- ton. D. McMillan. 1-year-old colt-â€" Archy McLean, J. Nichol. Spring coltâ€"G. T. McKenzie, J. Patton. General Purpose. Spanâ€"John Ftirbairn. Joseph Sharp. Brood mereâ€"F. G. McKenzie, John McMil- len, J. McPhail. 2-year-old colt-D. Hurow, W. Fletcher. 1-yearcold colt-J. Feirbairn. Spring coltâ€"A. McLew. J. McMillen. Bondstor. spanâ€"W. Hutchinson, '1‘. O’Neil. Brood mareâ€"J. McLean. Horb Watson. 2-yenr-old coltâ€"A. Carson. 1-year-old colt-John Mc- Lonn,Donnld McLean. Spring colt -â€"W. Watson, T. Ferguson. Single driverâ€"W. Hutchinson, '1‘. Weir. Fumorn’ trotâ€"A. McMillan. W. Mchod. Spring coltâ€"ration’ s spec- Come to us [or fittings of any ‘I, I VVWV Iv '- kind. Tr} £135 Genuine Welsh Chimney. NONE BETTER. ial. F. G. McKenzie, Richard Alien. Spring coltâ€"'l‘oliord’s special. W. Wagon. '1‘. Ferguson. Year-old colt â€"Ctirn’s Ipecid, B. Oliver. Spring coltâ€"Cain’s spocid, R. Oliver. Dm'ham, bull agedâ€"J. Fairbairn. Bull l-yeer-oldâ€"George Snell, John Belhudt. Bull cellâ€"George Snell, John Setback. Milch cowâ€"George 39.11, A. Hair. Two-yeer-old heifer ._Gootge Snell, Georgi Snell. One- yfilblii hoilérâ€"J. ‘r: b.“ mat. Heifer cullâ€"ifl‘ali‘xgirio J. mamas. ' W. IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor. Lamps selling at very lowest prices. 5“ American and Canadian Coal Oil. |pboll I“ -D. Gunp- .r-oldâ€"D. .2154 Shearling ramâ€"A. Muir. Mm uuw -W. Meads, P. Muir. Aged owesâ€"â€" P. Muir, A. Muir. Shoulinglovu- A. Muir. P. Muir. Ewe ltmhlâ€"P. - "I I g A Leicester. aged ramâ€"J. Nichol, A Muir. Shouting rum-G. Snell. Ram lambâ€" W. Meads. A. Hair. Aged ewes-â€"â€"J. Nichol, A. Hair. Shearling ewes-â€"A. Main}. Nichol. Shrapshire, aged ramâ€"R. Kinnell. Shearliug ram-B. Kinnell. J. God- dis. Ram lambâ€"~R. Kinnell, J. Ged- dis. Aged ewesâ€""J. Geddis, R. Kinnell. Ewe lambsâ€"J. Geddis. R. Kinnell. Shearliugewesâ€"J.Geddia, R. Kinnell. Oxfdrd. aged ramâ€"J. Fairbairn. Ram lambâ€" W. Meads, Henry Lova. Aged ewesâ€"J. Fairbairn. Ewe lambs-Henry Love, W. Meads. Berkshire and other black breedsâ€" Boar~Jos€ph Sharp. Sowâ€"Jouph Sharp. Spring pigsâ€"Henry Love. Suffolk and other white breedsâ€"Boar â€"â€".losepli Sharp. J. Eckhardt. Sow -â€"J. Bckhardt, Joseph Sharp. Spring pigsâ€"J. Eckhardt, J. Sharp. Tarn- worth boarâ€"W. Meade lst and 20d. GRAIN AND SEEDS. Fall wheat, clawsonâ€"Jas. Brodie. ()tlier varietyâ€"J. Brodie, Donald McMillen. Spring ‘wheat. russiauâ€" J. Brodie, A. Muir. White fifeâ€"J. Brodie, P. Muir. Other varietyâ€"J. Brodie, Donald McLean. Barley, 6 rowedâ€"J. Brodie. 2 rowed-J. 5rodie. Oats, “'bite-‘J Brodie, W, H. Allen. Blackâ€"J. Brodie. A. Muir. Peas, smallâ€"D. McMillan. A. Muir. Corn- 1). Harrow, J. Brodie. Timothy seed~A. Muir. P. Muir, Colored beans-Dougald McLean, “109. Cook. Flax seedâ€"A. Muir, P. Muirq Clover seedâ€"Jars. Brodie. ROOTS AND VHGETABLES. Potatoes, elephant-Jno. McLean,» .1110 McMillen. Beauty of Hebronâ€" W. Heads. \Vhiteâ€"R. Oliver. John .‘JoMillen. Col.â€"-W. J. Adams. 'l‘urnips‘ swedeâ€"~13“ Oliver. John McMillan. TablevD. McMillan, A. Muir. Other varietyâ€"John McMil- len. James Geddis. Mangoldsâ€"D. McCormack. A. Muir. Turnip beet «1). McMillan, W. J. Adams. Long blood beetsâ€"'1‘. Ferguson, Herbert Watson, Sugar beets-'D. McCor- mack. A. Muir. Cabbage, winning- stadz- -J. Nichol, D. McLean. Other variety â€" D. McLean, D. McCormack. Uaulitlower-â€"W. J. Adams, D. Mc- Curmack. Onions. potato-D. Mc- Lean. D. McCormack. Dutch sens-H. Watson, W. J. Adams. Top onions ~â€"â€"J. Brodie. Black seedâ€"D. McCor- macx, D. ‘McLean. Parsnipsâ€"â€"P. Muir, D McMillan Carrots, field- H. Watson, D. McCormack. Short horn-â€"J. Nichol, A. Muir. Long table-«A. Muir, D. McLean. Pump- kin, common yellowâ€"J. Brodie. Other varietyâ€"--James Brodie. D. McCormack. Squash-W. J. Adams. J. Brodie. Celery~W. J. Adams, J. McPhail. (Jitronsâ€"C. Tryon, Donald McLean. Watermelonsâ€"J. Nichol, D. Harrow. Tomatoesâ€"W. Meade. H. Watson. Cucumbers, picklingâ€" D. McLean, D. McCormack. Ripe-- D. McCormack, J. Brodie. Winter iadish, redâ€" J Brodie. Collection ve«retablesâ€"â€"James Brodie. Danish schesiau sugar beetsâ€"«D. McCormack, A. Unit. Apples, northern spy-W. Watson, J. Brodie. King tompkinsâ€"â€"J. Brodie. Winter apples_ othe_r variety THURSDAY} â€"J. Brodie. W. Meads. Snowâ€"J. Nichol, J. Brodie. Colbertâ€""J. Brodie. A. Muir. Fall apples Other varietyâ€"â€"A. Muir, J. Brodie. Col.â€" J. Brodie, A. Muir. Crab apples, largeâ€"Robert. Oliver, D. McCormack. Mediumâ€"Robert. Oliver, W. Meads. Pearsâ€"James Brodie, J. Eckhardt. Grapesâ€"â€"D. McCormack, J. Nichol. DAIRY AND OTHER PRODUCE. .Honey in comb-«H. Watson. Roll butterâ€"W. Meads, A. Muir, D. Har- row. Tub butterâ€"W. J. Adams. J. McPhail. 'I‘hos. Cook. Maple molas- sesâ€"â€"W. J. Adams, J. McPhail. Maple sugar--W. J. MoPhnil. Hen eggsâ€"C. W. Rutledge’s special, D. McMillan. We live by our blood, and on it. We thrive or starve, as our b100djs rich or poor. There :3 nothing else to live on or by. Wheh strength is full and spirits high, we are being re- freshed, bone muscle and brain, in body and mind, witii con- tinual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no sprin , when rest is not rest and s eep is not sleep, we are starved; our blood is poor; there is little nutri- ment in it. Back of the blood, is food, to keep the blood rich. When it fails, take Scott' 3 Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the whole body goin againâ€"man woman and c A. Muir. FRUIT. lag-hornâ€"ThOI.â€"O;cik. W. J. Adams. Duck. -â€" Herb Wuaon. Turkeys â€"-J . Eckhsrdc. Gooao--W. Manda. John Bond bouquetâ€"Mrs. W. Moods, Mrs. ’1‘. Cook. Tobie bouquet-411's. Thou. Cook. Col. house plantsâ€" Miu McPhail. Men’s boots, calfâ€"Dougald Mc- Lean. Kip â€"- Dongald McLean. Women’s bootsâ€"Donald McLean. Rag carpetâ€"Miss McPhail. Mrs. T. Ferguson. Plain flannel, Miss Muir, Miss McLean. Woollen blankets- Mrs. John McLean. Mrs. A. Muir. Woollen yarn double and twistâ€" Miss Muir. Single and twistâ€"Miss Muir, Miss McPhail. Men’s socksâ€" Miss Adams. Mrs. John McMillan. Woollen stockingsâ€"Miss McPhail. 'Men’s mittsâ€"Miss McPhail. Miss McLean. Quilt, patchworkâ€"Miss Adams, Miss McPhail. Log cabin-- Mrs. W. Meads, Miss Adams. Crazy Mrs. Meads. Fancy--Miss Adams, Mrs. Ferguson. Any Other kind- Miss McPhail. Berlin wool work, ;not raisedâ€"Miss Muir, Miss Adams. lRaisedâ€"Mrs. W. Meads, Miss Mc- Phail. Wreath other kindâ€"Mrs. D. McCormack. Gent’s shirtâ€"-Miss Adams. Hooked matâ€"MissAdams, Mrs. W. Meade. Crochet work in cottonâ€"Mrs. W. Cook, Miss McLean. In woolâ€"Miss McPhall. Fancy knit- ting in cottonâ€"Miss McPhail. Mrs. H. Watson. In woolâ€"-Miss McPhail, Miss Adams Tatting in cotton-- Miss McPhail, Mrs. Cook. Braiding in cottonâ€"Miss Muir, Miss Adams. Crazy patchwork â€"- Miss Adams, Mrs: Thos. Cook. Embroikery in silk- Miss Adams, Miss McPhail. Outline workâ€"Mrs. W. Meads, Miss Adams. Toilet set-â€"Miss Adams, Miss Mc- Phail. THE CONCERT. . On Friday evening the Society wound up with aconcert in Watson’s Hall, John McArthur, Esq., County Comr., in the chair. After a few appropriate remarks complimenting the Society on their success. and the audience on their good looks, which he stated he had not seen equalled during his sojourn on the other side of the Atlantic. which statement was taken down with great satisfaction by the audience, he proceeded to call on the artists for their share of the entertainment. Our local songstress. ' Miss J. Renwick, from Dromore, de- lighted the large audience by her excellent rendering of the various numbers chosen. Amongst others, we might mention the following, viz, “Rolling Home to Bonnie Scot- land,” “Scatland Forever,” and her duets with Mr, Fax, "The Crookit Baubee” and “ When Ye gang awa Jamie,” were well rendered and highly appreciated. When we have such a singer here at hand, we fail to see the object of importing simi- lar talent to future entertainments. Mr. Jas. Fax, on his first appearance in Priceville. simply took the house by storm. His appearance in every number elicited sounds of hearty ap- plause. The following pieces, viz, “On the wrong side of the fence.” “Selected," “English you know,” at “ The Pan-American Show," Chinese character song, and "Noisy little pigs,” were really first-class in their line. His gentlemanly man- ;ner and entire freedom from vulgari- ty, added greatly to a really enjoyable program. We predict for the future that he will have no difilculty in filling the Hall should he again visit Priceville. His duets with Miss Renwick were also capi- tally done. The following gentle- men gave addresses short and to the point, Messrs. Dougald McLean, M. Reiley, R. J. Sproule, of Flesherton, D. McCormick, President A. A. Society, J. Brodie, Sec. A. A. Society, Dr. J. G. Hutton, Durham. They, all expressed their pleasure at being present at such an excellent enter- tainment, and congratulated the Society on its success. Miss Chris- toe, of Flesherton, acted as accom- panist in her usual pleasing manner. The concert was brought to a close by the singing of God Save the King by the artistis, in which the audience heartily joined. Then good night from the chairman, and another Priceville show ended. Prompt treatment is essental. Bathe the region of pain immediately with Polaon’s Nerviline and quickly bind on a hot baniage sprinkled with Nerviline. Never known to fail. Cures almost instantly. Neuralgia, toothache, rheumatism and lumbago are cured by Eerviiine just as reafii- 1).: Pol;o;.;o Norvvivlioe ourea all pain. ond in the boat household liuiment known. Large bottles 25c. Tho Candi”! Wine for Se tombs: is on our “No. clam in on ottrooflvo glow cover design. In two colon. by D. B. lilac. o young Coo-din of . Ont TM- bdxht ond inter- eating bulb! of ' Btu-unto h ingrorin with our: loom ohonld be thoron I: :0 - IAN UFACTURES. O..- Snvmr-Flvn per cent. of the new ‘~ students from outside of Stutford. who were enrolled at the opening of our‘Fall terrr. came from nearer other business colleges than ours, nnd students were enrolled from laces in which other business col- egos are located. They wanted the best Business and b‘liortbnnd training and came here for it. Our graduates get emplo ment immedi- ately on leaving col ege. Nine of our students have recently taken itions as teachers in business (:0!- eges. Write for our catalogue. Enter now if possible. /’O ' //9/c"£7/â€"7'Wi @941 w W. J. Elliott, - Principal W. D. CONNOR Pumps of all Kinds. Pumps from $2 upward. 3110p Open every afternoon. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- orly attended to. BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY CUS- TOMERS and the public in general tlnt I am prepared to furnish NEW PUMPS AND REPAIRS. DRILL, "CURB, RIB-CURB, PRESSCURB WELLS. Allordars taken at the old stand near McGowan’s Mill will be promptly at» tended to. ALL WORK GUARANTEED at “Live and let live” PRICES. Pumps. Galvanized and Iron Pip- ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. .. J EWELLERY.. Mania W_o_ol Under Shirts and Drawers, . Ad In -_‘L ”I from 50c up to $1.40 each. Men’s Heavy Top Shirts, 50c up. ‘ Men’s Cardigan Jackets at 81 and $1.50 ea Men’s All-wgol Sweaters. red and blue, Big 4, Women’s Fur Caperines at 84.“). 84.50, 85.“). 86.“). $6.50. $7.00 and $9.50 each. All-wool Flannel, red and white. 25c yd. All-wool Flannel, grey, 20c yd. thnelette Blankets, large size, 81 pair. White Qounperpanes, large size, 31.00 and 81.46 sach. ' Women’s 8: Misses’ Bl'k Wool Mitts. 250 pt. Men’s Wool Mitts, mule skin faced. 50c pr Men's Wool Mitts, 25c pair. Boys’ Wool Mitts, we pair. Mrs. Patt’s Sad. Irons, nickle pitted. um Don’t expect us to describe them! Be sure to come and see them! We offer a magnificent array of Watches. Clocks, Rings and Jewellery. made shoes. W. H. BEAN. A. GORDON Manufacturer of And Dealer in â€" and Beautiful Things in GEORGE WHITHOBE. DURHAM W. D. CONNOR. Don’t 10'89!‘ u. IMPLEMENT WAREHUUMS THE LHRGEST STOCK Sbcwcll 8 12mm. Just Received For Sewing Machines. Organs and Pianos, give us a trinl. REPAIRS of all Kinds oonstnntly on M c. McKINNON, Cream Separator? If so we can suit you to a 'l‘. in gly low prices. Lower Town. Durham. See Here! Best Milvertou Flour, per bar- rel ................. $3.50. Shorts, per 100 lbs . . . . Low Grade Flour. Low Grade Flour. per 100 lbs ................ $100. Bran, per 100 lbs ...... . 85c. 10 lbs. Rolled Wheat. the very best ............... 25c. All Kinds of Feed GEORGE LAWRENCE The Season is now on when far- mers will find a pressing need to get some labor-saving device to keep up with the times. and as we have Primlonquhu: 0! Farm and Domestic Imple- ments ever seen in Durham, it will certalnly pay intending purchasers to Call and see our goods before purchasing else- where. 10"]. 1'0" The Furniture end Under- tnking business, formerly curried on by J. A: Shewell will henceforth be known by the firm name of Shewell . Lenehnn, e pertnership having been formed for the trenssction of business. Old Customers end new ones ere respectfully requested to cell end visit us in our new Show Rooms in the McIn- t5 re Block, next door to the Bank, where we will be found night and day to cater to the wants of all. In furniture kept in stock at. the lowest prices. During the Holiday Season. CONVEYANCER. This is the place to come when in need of the following : mama and Debt- of mmcollootodoncon- Lower Town. Durham. a Plow. a Harrow. a, Scufller, or a a Large Stock of the best wagons M*#M¢M #‘fiéatsés 93% mm wing : *$%$$%%$$$%%t$t¢¢cta¢¢g :4» aggwaz‘wa -<= on I Juggle our Money, Grocery 6: Provision Sto â€"â€" THE CASE SYSTEM HERE. â€"- Leave Your Measure! The Sho Bring Your Rtpaiung.’ PEEL ,_--7- GROCERXE Prunes. uiI PAINT! PAINT! PAINT! ||. - - GOLD AND SILVER BRONZE - - Harness Machine Oil American Canadian Coal nil. H. PARKER, = - DURHAM. . IMPLEMENTS . . GESTLEuEx,-â€"I beg to announce that I hav for the celebrated Frost Wood Implements, licit a share of your patronage. I purpose carrying a complete stock meats. including Plows, Harrows \«lisc : (hug Plows. Drills, Etc., Etc. [ shall also carry the best. makes of W aggons, mu Sieighs. Etc.. Etc. Pienos and Organs of the best makes will be kept Look out for future announcements. Peel’s Hand-Made Boots 6: Shoes. Implement Agent, Rubbers That Are Sure to Please. Duuuu ill“ a.“ u uuuuuuuuu ' ..... Psteut Dryers. Jspsu nyers. White Loud. Nissd Paint. of sll kinds. Dry Colors sud Putty. Firs Proof Paints, Elastic Carbon Psint. Artists' Colors and Pencils. Flour, Feed, Groceries, Fruit, Nuts, Confec- tionery, Fresh and Cured Meats at lowest prices. Goods delivered to all parts of town. Paint and Whiiewash Brushes. Alahutine end Kslo somine. Pan-is White and Whiting, Glue, Ruin Pitch, Gasoline. Vunishes of ell grades. Coach and Buggy Mixed Colon. . Healy, Four Gallon Basket (Covered) Demijohn. Just the thing for holding Coal Oil. Axle Grease (Mica) be, 10c, 20c and 25c, in Tins nnd Box". Our Prices are the Lowest. It is a pleasing fact that more than one-half the people why come to our store are demanding our Hond-mnde Goods and will take no other which is sufficient evi- dence that we are making goods that in for superior and cheaper than can be got elsewhere. It is surprising to ourselves the amount of Rubbers we are selling this season. We have the latest and best. styles that can be procured. and our prices can't M beat. Just test us. Will eell all our Reedyomede Suite et eoet. 1 assortment to eelect from et utoniehiualy prices When we eey we eell et coet we meet: come along end prove an by exunlnlng out | . CAMPBELL. L; Freuh Groceries u the love» living minim, Currants. Saw, 1"“. Colon. 81 SOUTH- END Durham. Ontario. makvs of W uzgons, Buggies. Block of all Agricultural Implo- disc and spring-tooth). Scufiiers, that I have secured the agency .plements, and respectfully so- But Careful In Investing It I Durha in stock Cutterl.