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. OO 0027790 229 77 infi sumuiinies @ding D2 00e . Wu. McLeod and Aiex. MceQueen went to Nottawasaga lately to attend a big barn rasing, size 50x100 feet, â€" They reâ€" Everybody round here MceCannell, Hofilman Dugald MeCannmel‘s sto Mecles finished Neil Mc day last, both will raise are (qtl buvin Crou %K8484444118 06 : S8414%4e00%88e8e8%ee8eee40se 0e e P warrante D Misses Jualia and Hannah Doyle yisited with the Middleton family last week. They return to Toronto soon. Miss Hannab Wilson has returned home after spending the sammer in town, Mr. A. McGilliyray treated the young folks to a dance last Friday night, and all were agreeably entertained. Miss Mageaie Bell, of Chesley is spendâ€" @ The ALLAN & M‘KINNON. @ THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFERING _ Is when your needs meet ) with such opportunity as ’ this store presents. e > WE ADAPT SUITS TO YOUR D Oc is Maggie 1x few days at visite Departmental Store, Single Yarn, 250 lb. Tw isted Yarn, 30c lb. Blankets, $2.50 up. Their Business Booming 11 Wool Wanted Our Cash for Butter and Egg This is your opportunity to Intended for last week a in tiis neigh t the week. . Ewen, Aberdeen wus »~ be Â¥d, ? W1 J. A. HUNTER @cil Boothville Time to Buy!$ LOWER TOWN. Purse, Person and Weather, and charge you nothing for the knowledge. SPINNING AND ROLL CARDING DONE. 1¢ Rocky Goudks cecnte sn t en 6T We un P Annnacen Rimeiia tm 1 e â€" Over Grant‘s Store, Where they Will be Found. s stone work. il MeLeod‘s wall For a Perfect Fitting Suit of Clothes, Come to t1 secure a few pieces of Print at half price. We buy in such large quantities that we can afford to sell at prices half what the others pay for their goods. System is a wonderful success. Everyâ€" body is well pleased. You bring in your Butter, we pay you the cash. Then you buy what you please and where you please. It‘s commonsense, isn‘t it ? of Chesley is spendâ€" me this week. bam and buis sister is neisbborhood the 18 V pent Sun Vi 18 Mon ished tru uch t1 0€ C v“m“sssm“sssd re n ts and his wife in the neighborhood of the same. _ They are yery smart and in very good health. I am sure Mr. Ed. you would enjoy a chat with the old couple, That we would after a 30 yrs, gap. Ep| They left en route for Walter‘s Falls ta Mr. and Mrs ton visited th Wilson and otth sncd went deave Lvyer rAnd a Tom Parkwell after a lengthy visit here and Swinton Park started for the city last Monday, Tom is a jolly good fellow. Our genial Blacksmith has dealt his bicycle and bought a horse, and by the appearance on Sunday evening, we know he enjcys driving best. ecen port work plentiful in Collingwood and near it, though a good wheat country they saw few good fields, * (Quite a number from here went to Hopeâ€" ville to heax those noted speakers, M tter‘s parents last Sunday and made me calls at Boothville, we wers also eased to meet with Mrs. Gilbert Mcâ€" innel and ker son, Mrs. MeCannel is sister of Rev. Mr. Little of Hanover We are sorry to announce that Mrs. W. Wilson is under Dr. Sneath‘s care ce last Saturday with inflamation, We pe to see her around soon again. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Marshail Sundayed the Hills. Archic 4 b thi D ) MD Mr. W DURHAM, â€" ONTARI 9 rt n Calder ough to 1 Mrs re with two ne drawn by a te home the next ind cart, n . Sandy Weir, Singhampâ€" eir daughter, Mrs. Noble er friends and old neighâ€" r is in his four score vears, U ent the Park to attend I ind George Hargrave n of your town Lwo new waged t d1 team. Uan was xt day with only Dan is abore the Iner visited the the old couple,. yrs, gap. Ep| alter‘s Falls, to S ind | _ It was decided to have 250 copies of | | the byâ€"law relating to pedlars and | | hawkers printed and distributed | | throughout the county. ! |\ __Wm. Crews received 82 for extra | services in connection with the County ; Council. | | _A vote of thanks was given to the | town of Owen Sound for the use of the ! Council chamber. | | _â€"On motion of Mr. Richardson, secondâ€" i | ed by Mr. McDonald it was resoived | ‘*‘That this Council, recognizing the | | importance of inaugurating â€" some j | better method of building, improving ! and maintaining the leading public | | roads of this county, appoint a com-i mittee who shall report at the next i session of this Council on the advisabilâ€" ’ | ity of adopting some general county | scheme of road improvement, and if, | recommended in their report, they j | shall also advise as to the best method | | of construction, _ engineering, overâ€" ( | seeinfi, inspection, financing and also | | the advisibility of the townships comâ€" | muting statute labor for a term of ‘ years, and all other matters pertaining to the carrying into effect a E:tt.er and more scientific method of road buildâ€" _ing and maintainance than has been practised heretofore in this county." The Council then adjourned to meet again on November 20, 1899, The committee appointed is comâ€" posed of Messrs. Allen, Brigham, Brown, McDonald, Preston, Totten, the warden and Mr. Richardson, chairman. The Council then adjourned till 8.45 Saturday morning. At Saturday‘s Session byâ€"laws 561 to i1 were giyen their second and third readings and the clerk instructâ€" ed to engross tham in the byâ€"law book,. Mr. C. Paterson gave notice of a motion next session to appoint county Mr. C. Paterson motion next session valuators. Byâ€"law 570 was tor the purpose of raising Shallow Lake to a police station. Byâ€"law 571 appointed Mr. Paterson a trustee of (. & M. Hospital from East Grev. Byâ€"law 569 appointed Mr. Richardâ€" son a trustee of (G. & M. hospital from South Grey. Byâ€"law 567 was in reference to the estimates called for, i. c. £35,020,80, Byâ€"law 568 was for the purpose of levying the county rate viz., 1 810 mills. Bylaw 566 equalizes the assessment of the county. It showed the entire assessment of county to be $19,956,000 and (Owen Sound contributes to that the sum of $1,640,000. Byâ€"law 565 goyerns pedlars, hawkâ€" ers, etc., and places the license at from $10 to $50 and $10 extra if jewelâ€" lery is sold. A number of byâ€"laws were read a first time. Bylaw 561 guarantees the $5,000 deâ€" bentures of the village of Dundalk. Byâ€"law 562 defines county bridges and distinguishes them from culverts. Byâ€"law 563 appoints Chas. Gordon as a director of the T. 4. & B. rail way. Byâ€"law 564 authorizes the transâ€" mission of assessment rolls from Townâ€" ship clerk to County clerk. The estimates for the year aggregatâ€" ed $35,920,80 made up as follows : Education &# â€"6,830 00 Justice 12,640 00 (ieneral expense 11,093 80 New roof on Court Hourt 2,000 00 Shortage at Dee. session, ‘96 2,000 00 Grant to 1st Batt. 500 OO Magistrates‘ fines, ete. 1,100 00 Int. on bylaws & sinking fund 1,957 00 Several other reports were brcugit in and adopted with very little disâ€" Cussion. Report No. 3 of Finance committee recommended that $200 be granted to the North, East and South Grey Agricaltural societies; that £25 be granted each teachers‘ institute in the county, and that $25 be granted to each Farmer‘s Institute. Messrs. Jas. McLachlan and J. M. Kilbourn appeared on behalf of the Hospital Board and thanked the Council for having granted $300 to that institution. see another daughter, then to O. Svund and «rourd bome, Continued from last week. The County Council resumed on Friday evening in the Council chamber the warden in the chair and all the members present. â€" The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. We had a short visit from Jas. R. Wilâ€" son last Saturdsy and Sunday. (Here follows an item now outdated about the preparations for the great picnic en the 30th, in which is a warm lnvitation to the editor, wife and tamily, Many thanks _ Weare snre there was > "*good time." How is it this budget reached Dorham ou Satarday list only 2 Ed. Total â€" 4+ @ 4# o COUNTY COUNCIL. TORONTO 6, 830 00 12,640 00 11,093 80 2,000 00 2 000 00 1) j J 4 wl 920 80 tâ€"| Z4 MORTKERK ; a| CGOAUNRIAIUL/ i: ty | OwWEN SsOUND, ONT. " We ask Inspsction of our TEA$,. |[S. Scort. CGROCERIES TWEEDS & YARNS Owen Sound, Ont WOOL as a preparation for the battle of life, The business Course at this Institution is complete in every detail and emâ€" braces all the subjects which will be of use to you in real life and is far in adâ€" vance of any similiar course in Canada. Also an unequalled Shorthand â€"and Typewriting course. If interested write for Catalogue to YOUNG PEOPLE Report of 8. 8. No. 9, Glenelg for June. _Sr, 3rdâ€"Wesley MeNally, _ Jr. 3rdâ€"Kate MceNally, Edith Williams, May Aljoe, Bessie Atkinson, Willie Willaughan, Sr, 2ndâ€"Maggie MceGitr, Jas. Ector eq, Murray Ritchie, Din McFadden, Jr, 2ndâ€"Arthur Weir, Ida Wilson, Fred Ritchie, Ethel Weir, Geo, Hopkins. _ Pt. 2ndâ€"Stanley MeNally, Annie McGirr, Ellie Ector, _ Annie Durston, Tom Durston. â€" Sr. Istâ€"Bella Ector, Pearly Hopkins, Agnes McGirr, Sadie Whitmore, Alex, Aljoe. _ Jr. B. Florence McGirr, Jas. Crutchley, Ada Aljoe, John Matthews, Lizzie Weir, Anme Atkingon. _Jr. Aâ€"Wilhe Crutchâ€" ley, Willie Staples, Nassau Whitmore, Howard Whitmore, Eva Atkinson, Mary Large, teacher, The wedding cake, a most beautiful creation of W. J. Morton confectioner of Lindsay, and decorated with a boquet of natural white roses, and a wreath of myrtle, added much to the appearance of the tables and was greatly admired by all. The presents which were both numerâ€" ous and costly, bespoke the esteem entertained for the bride and her husâ€" band. _ Space would not allow us to num#srate them, but we would mention one table which was filled with yaluable presents from friends of the bride in Bobcaygeon, where she resided for the last three years., Among them being a ten dollar gold piece, the gift of her employer, Mr. M. M. Boyd, and many other yaluable presents from the family, Those present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs, Rev. Little, Chatsworth ; Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Little, Owen Sound: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Muir and Master Archie, of Flesherton ; Mr. and Mrs. Gowanlock of Walkerton : Mr. John Turnbull and Master Alex. of Mailton. The bridesmaid also looked handsome in cream organdy, trimmed with lace and ribbon to match, After receiving hearty congratulaâ€" ticns, the happy company, which numbered about seventy, sat down to an elegant and elaborate repast, _ The tables were tastefully decorated with roses and ferns. place at the residence of the bride‘s mother Mrs, Furnbull, Glemâ€"g, when her daughter Miss Maggie A. was united in the ties of wedlock to Mr. John Milligan of Hampden. _ Rey, Mr. Little, Chatsworth, performing the ceremony. _ At five o‘clock the strains of the wedding march on the organ played by Miss May MeClocklin of Durâ€" ham, announced that the ceremony was about to begin and the groom supported by Mr,. Dayid Smith, took his place in the parlor, which was one mass of beautiful flowers, and was immediateâ€" ly joined by the bride, leaning on the arm of her brother Thomas, accompanâ€" ied by Miss Mary C. Burnet of Durham, who very gracefully did the honors of bridesmaid. The bride looked charming in a blue Merino whip cord, cream suatiw front, covered with lace and pale blue shirred ribbon, trimming, and carried a shower boquet of white roses, with orange blossoms in her hair. Last Wedneâ€"day, June28th, another bhappy uuion of hearts and hands took We can give you Bargains A PRETTY JUNE WEDDNE. Should consider the advant of a Course at the DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, BOOTsS & SHOES, L\".C., Of best quality. We are prepared to banâ€" dle your WOOL & other produce to your entire satisfaction. s C. A A. FLF] es + 0 & ~ HONOR ROLLS. MIENXG, RINCIPAT LG"C T "A&A¢:. . From | sale; TsimAt) â€" Thoroughâ€" / The a C Hllg: > 224 bred Legâ€" pond e horns. | ville All Prize Winning Stock. | to. Collars, Pads, Bits, Blankets, Ete. want you to know we handle everyâ€" thing in the Harness line. _ Harness that is durable and fits a horse comâ€" fortably, will bring profit to you in the greater amount of work he will do. Mortgages at made by a Cc persons looked nit ministrators‘ Accd Surrogate Court Letters of Admin Obtained. Search« Titles reported on. _ Cotmpany and Spring Need Office Coll W ills. Druggist, CALCIVED PLASTER. $1.00 per 100 pounds. * Pure Paris Creen. Buyers of z20 pounds and upwards at wholesale rates. Dyes--AniIine Dyes four of the leading colors, sold by the ounce. DIAMOND & TURKISH DYES. OIL AND PAINTS Fire Proof Paints. NOATRY PUBLIC, CONYEYANCER, aC OUR LINES OF VALISES, GRIPS, ETC. ARE OF THE POPULAR KINDS. IS RELIABLE HARNESS. We G. LEFROY McCAUL. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR Remnants... 1D WE SUPPLY iT â€"â€"â€" Cements==â€"Portland & Thorold tly 1 Charges Moderats LOWER TOWN. DURHAM C. LEAVENS and most durable paint painting. Paints mixed A1 inistration aud Gaardiunship es made in Registry Ofhce and ft Ececececececceecscceccececsd« rt private Funds to Loan on rates of interest. Valuations it and carefol Valaator. its prepared s 1 G9lv, i‘AnISs WHITE, WHITING & GLUKES A Large Assortment of Paint Brushes. We Still Have some nice designs in Dinner and ‘Teaware, at prices that cannot fail to sell. Don‘t delay in seeing them. Groceries ! to a nicety. Try our 2§¢ T They are certainly winners. eV id MRS. A. BURNET IMPROVED POTATO BV KR tates Eggs!, Mixed all Colors at Bottom Prices. tor Ql Remember We Pay Cash For Eggs. ittend dee and . _ PAPRKER > PARIS WHITE, Durham. ASSC W peppeese se3 e2ee03 23 |_â€" Terms moderate, | sales, as to dates, &e l smas . C ax . pondence :uldre.ss:( ville P. 0. will be to. Terms on appl Residenceâ€" L >~Call and see We Sell all kinds at ail price Also a Fall Line of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, and STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES The Wheels Co Round Dinner Spoiledâ€"Husband Madâ€" Servant Girl Ugly. ‘The ancient clock did its bestâ€"It is old enough to rest. Its going qualities have gone, you want a (Good Clock & Temper Saver. We have them for £3.50. You can save time and worry by buying one. Various colorsâ€"The cheapest t you can use for ordinary d to any color wanted. . McPHMHAIL We are still in line and have sorted up our stock D. McPHAIL, Hopeville P. 0, or to C. RAMAGE, Durham, noderate, Armngmnents for ) dates, &¢, must be made at w _office, Durham, Corresâ€" addr;esfed there or to Hopeâ€" «oi (ov+ o c PoRinitide L lacensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey, HOPEVILLE, 265¢c TEAS. ‘ be promptly atten applications to Ugly. The ancient bestâ€"â€"It is old enough gomg qualities have of a Time Next to Bank, for yourself. ve them time and ‘"_ W Ton®k CLUB. â€"last Tues the Annual financial mee body was held at the Ky Messrs, W, D. Mills and J Hanover, â€" brought in t Report which was satisf egoncerned, _ A hearty yoi was tendered to Sec‘y B alle and energetic manner has performed the duties pecially at this summer‘s n ing been successful in brin wlassof horses to Durha here as well as incidentall; the town as a business « Black expressed a desive from the Secretaryship, general desive exists that retain the position he fills : echief speaker of the d Parkerson, of New Orlean awere Sir Wilfred, Sir Cha of other billed speakers thumpian procession we h to spend a few Z2â€"c1 sta **Pres, McKinley, the Prij and Cecil Rhodes have be? in quit tionist heliev DLGGEART ON JU6O to the crowd in Ower at the opening of Theoy really had a su Av A s eX lnrprcaexts ox Tns MW‘m,. Sharp, n'pu-u-mii ADompany, had a deliv smowers and binders on this year there pnmuiw‘ them to d4o, _A complun was given to the admirers Naimes â€" arrangt From 8r. 3rd 1« Lauchie MeKF ec Jr. 3rd â€"W m. 5 Albert Twoam mended, â€" Rot 2nd to ®r. 2n Simpson, Mag LGounty Count A Smmuxs Co rains of this season throughout these t than they have don €irey farmers have ful, as tales of d Southern Ontario. SEX ATOT the upsetti B« A Tull line of Jadies White Goods, Blouses, pers, elc, at J, A, Hunter M av w Renucriox Saue wishes to announce the remainder of he geost, for the next fe REVIE Trustees « tise in this Professional it is a questior For Trmmscarvixc,. â€"Me M atson on Monday shipp and hboiler at the station new country round Temis nR court of 1M( H« was given to th machines at th« $\ Rev, John Little, Chats ed Anniversary sermons ibly to large congregatior ton Sabbath before last. end lay by ind th Lc 11 L efinediediineiineiineatioi insl : Local and Distric dassassesosessso Windsor Bbl. Salt at J Report of I] at B WwA Tomn M successfu VOL.â€"XXL. ft F] marl is awell Mi. Small PO S ment ha a 000 Sm Is the place kinds of Pri ent MA 4 W teacher W erla Bentin Centra Ir. 411 dt () Mis that Milll Sn da