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k\‘fi »*al M In Normanby, on Wednesday, Oct, 8. the home of Mr. &d Fee, Normanby, \ vas gay with guests met to celebrate he marriage of their eldest dnughter' Martha, to Mr. Wm, MceCalmon, Jl'..‘ of Vatney. Rev. Mr. Sharp of the Varney cirecuit performed the ceremony in the presence of about 80 guests, at .')\ p. m., his daughter Miss Sharp play ing the wedding march as the bridal party entered. _ Under a beautifaul arch of evetgreens and wax berries the vows were taken that made them man and wife, and the happy pair were very warmly congratulated by all at the: close of the ceremony. The bride was assisted by her sister Lizzie, while Mr. Alex. Ledingham, Dornoch, did a similar duty for the groom. _ The bride wearing lillies of the valley in her hair. was attractiyvely arrayed in a gown of blue poplin trimmed with white satin, silk ribbon and lace, while her sister was handsome in a gown of blue russel cording, trimmed with white silk and pearl buttons. The trayelling dress was of grey and cerisse shaded cloth trimmed with cerisse silk. The union completed, the wedding dinner was partaken of and it is sufficiâ€" ent to say that the menu was of Mrs. Fee‘s best, and reflected great credit on those in charge. This over, several happy hours were spent by the young people in a bappy sociable way with music and vyarious games. _ Besides relatives and neighbors there were nrpuont from a distance Mr. and Mrs. ent to say that the menu was of Mrs. Fee‘s best, and reflected great credit on those in charge. This over, several happy hours were spent by the young people in a bhappy sociable way with music and vyarious games. _ Besides relatives and neighbors there were present from a distance Mr. and Mrs. M. Donnelly, Allan Park, Mr. and Mrs. C. Leavens and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ramage Durham, Mr. Edwin and the Misses Riley, Glenelg, Mr, and Mrs. A. Mcâ€" Colman, Flesherton, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay, Orchardville, _ Mrs. MeColman has been for years a teacher in Varney Sabbath School, and her class of 12 boys marked the regretted separation by a present of a fine parlor rocker. The wedding, we believe was on the Dth birthday of Mr. Wm. MceColman, Sr. Not many fathers have fatherâ€"inâ€" law honors placed upon them at that age. The happy couple left Thursday morning for their homwe in Dornoch, and we wish for our two oneâ€"time pupils a happy life thus auspiciously begun on Thanksgiving Pwy. | ‘The following list of presents bespeak the esteem held for the young couple : Sewing â€" machine, _ bedroom suite, dinner set, pair blankets, clock, parlor lamp, study lamp, 2 lamps, 5 fancy cups and saucers, pair rose jars, cake plate, mustard pot, bouquet holder, 2 crystal sets, 2 water sets, an album, 2 carving sets, tray, 2 butter knives, 4 table cloths, \ doz table napkins, 5 pair towels, rocking chair, sewing chair, 1 pair pillows, bread knite and board, bedroom set, | doz silyer dinner knives, } doz silver tea knives, 2 vinegar jugs, 2 berry sets, } doz goblets, fruit dish, tea pot, | doz silver spoons, 3 preserve dishes, lamp mat, cheese dish, 1 china butter disb, 1 silver butter dish, 1 glass butter dish, gentleman‘s slippers, 2 china salt and pepper castors, bake board and rolling pin, water pitcher, granite baking set, cake plate, 2 countâ€" erpanes, 2 toilet bottles, clock, silver salt and pepper castors. Was the result of hbis splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidâ€" neys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King‘s New Life Pills, They develop every power of brain and body. â€" Only 25e at our drug stores. 6, The pie social held in Latouna School on Friday eveninog was a success, the proceeds amounting to over §#21. There was disapâ€" ointment felt that all the speakers did not c(;%e from Durham but the program Was C ® Mr Sandy McLean spent a IeWw (Ga}s shingling Mr MceClement‘s house. Mr Jas Watt is putting a verandah in frount of his dwelling house which will imâ€" prove the looks of the house. Thanksgiving Services were conducted by our Pastor, Rev alr Graham. The Church was very well filled. Mrs. Little, of ChatswortL, spent an afâ€" sorzoon with Mrs Wm Swith one day last Mrs. Little teracon with week, Mr John Hughes bad some grain stoien from his granary lately. Mr T. Duggan called at Dornoch on Friâ€" day and attended the pie social at night. He got a pie too. s es uie mida n h aclh ied se There was beavy rain with thander and lightning on Sunday night here. Dan did not go home till after the rain. So people wmy. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill. makes the statement, that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs ; she was treated for a month by her family physicâ€" ian, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless yictim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her Iruggist suggested Dr. King‘s New Disâ€" :oyery for Comnmgfion. she bought a settle and to her delight found herself »enefitted from first dose. She continued ts use and after taking six bottles. found Aerself sound and well, now dgos her own CtCc EFT rousework, and is as well as she ever was Free trial bottles of this great Discovery I C CeecLio HCG sssoukes amel e e e L o o dE K E it our drag stores. Only 50 cents and $1,00. Eyery bottle guaranteed, 6 WEDDING BELLS Bismarck‘s Iron Nerve. Remarkable Rescue. is Dornoch. + 4 4 ith white while her gown of ite satin, her sister of â€" blue th white trayelling se shaded wrain stolen few â€"days | t Miss Heppler, of Listowel and Minnic Waiton of South Bend spent Thanksâ€" giying with Miss Mable Cameron, Lev. Mr. and Mrs, Magwood â€" and children returned home this week after spending a week in Galt with Mrs. M‘s sister. ; [ron and Steel Miss Tena Main is in Newbridge visitâ€" ing at Mr. Jas. Danbrook. Mrs. John Rawn of Sannidale visitea her neice Mrs. N. Horsburgh on Friday. Mrs. Adam Daupe and her son Herbert returned bome from Newbridge, where they were attending the wedding of Miss Ray Rin of that place te Mr. Andrew MeNaily of Biyth. Mrand Mrs Thos this week attending Keith‘s uncle, We are pleased that Mrs Wm Ellis who has been seriously ill for the past couple of weeks is 1improving. Mr Bruitton of Mt Forest filled the pulpit in the Methodist church a week last Sabbath, and Rev Mr Ecker of Drew, last Sabbath in absence of Rev, Mr. Magâ€" % JoCL nCauy OR 17 TEEWI® T _A 5 m £< ~ < y < |p 60y a o. Ti . . : | Q RaAzOoR $IEEL g;;* 2 U TK €U. "; S o e oi i s C e sls ns Rev Mr MeDonald of Cedarville preachâ€" ed a Thanksgiving sermon in the Methodist church here ou Thanksgiying morning. ‘r: EL 2 J. A HUNTER, _â€" _ _â€" _ _ DURHAM,. ONT. § fi CASH BUYERS AND CASH SELLERS. % :-::-C‘3‘3EEEEEEMEEEEHEMEEEEEMEEEWEWWEEMEW Messrs Wm Crawford and Adam Lit= tle are both on the sick list. _ We hope they will soon be all right again. Miss Tacy Gorden was the guest of her sister Mrs R J Eden for a couple of days this week. Mr and Mrs James Eden were the guests of Mr and Mrs R J Eden a week ago Sunday. Miss Lizzie Allen is laid up with 4 quinsy throat. _ Hope she will be bettet soon, Qlfitv a number attended Mrs T. Hill‘s sale on Tuesday last, [(We regret exceedingly this budget, harded in in time for last week was in some way oyerlooked.â€"ED»] i annannced. Quite a number of old friends have been taking advantage of the nice weathâ€" er and hbave been visiting relatives and acquaintances in the neighborhood for a few days. They being Mr. and Mrs: Geo. Sharpre and family of Dundalk. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Chapman and fanmuly of Markâ€" dGale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman of Shallow Lake. Mr. and Mrs. D. Philips and child of Great Falls, Montana and Mrs. C. Stewartinee Miss Martha Mcâ€" Laughlin) of Toronto. C Mrs. A. Chapman accompanied by Miss Annpie Black leaves for Shallow Lake this morning and intends remaining there for the winter with her son. The stone masoos are busy at present u finishing the stoneâ€"work of Mr. Alex. Bradley‘s barn and also intend building the stoneâ€"work for the foundation of a new house. _ _ Fikkh 1ar _ Mr. Juno. Vessie arrived home last Thursday from Brantford with a new threshing engine. Nodelays now. ‘Items now outâ€"dated were that teachâ€" er Dixon attended the Hanover Convenâ€" tion. a reference to McKinnon‘s well attendeda sale, and the first step taken in the preparation for the fall S. S. enterâ€" tainment, the exact date to be soon 2 ie is ud uh haiah P rui unA Eid hnn ani ai on pnn n ane w o w h hoh w hn h t c e hk S o h Just received from England. Get Ready for Winter. y _ are going up in price nearly every week. n an d S teel our customers to buy before the raise. our prices, but we stili have a large stock left at old prices, but you Holstein. VARNEY. Murdoch. Wood is Scarce. 4+ 0 + Keith were in Peel the faneral of Mr. JhAhis is the I[nducement :â€" ~â€"â€"3> WOOL WANTED AT ONCE. 7# The BIG STORE.. } Large Shipment Dishes Into His New Store /s still the centre of interest and topic of contersation. The Newest, the Brightest, the Longest, and one of the Best located Stores in Town are the common comments. Our shelves are filled with BRIGHT, CLEAN,‘ NEW GOODS Boots & Shoes are Always a Specialty Try our 25¢ Japan = o a, TEA which is diâ€" en _ . onk, § rect from the Tea _ (WHITHAMS] Lo 9 ° j ie Gardens of Japan, T dataae ie and cannot be exâ€" C l s i celled in Town. * gl‘lllfe B;*;c(}i m'iI;f:(i CALL AND SEE US ! in our New Store on is winning a repuâ€" G(ll'(lj."l'axav.Street at the Crossing tation of excellency. opposite Mill Street, Lower Town. C. McArthur, WANTED-SEVEBAL BRIGHT AND HONâ€" est persons to represent us as Managers in this and close by counties. Salary $900 a year and eXpenses. Straight, bonaâ€"fide, no more, no less salary. Position permanent. Our reference, any bavk in any town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Reâ€" ference. Enclose selfâ€"addressed atamg:ed envélope TxE® DowtKIOX CoMrPaxy, Dept. 3, Chicago.. tt The Cup|! McArthurs Removal Tery Qeasy to Gwn : We import the greater part of our goods and save you the middle man‘s profit V > * * * + Nam, + * * * + * + * * * * * * * + + ;\,fié-‘?ééaééééééé55555‘555:‘;\\ 16\ J (M 1k Ub t MRS. A BURNET Double Barre] breech loading Shot Gun at $7 worth $ 10. Lock up your grain with one of our 20¢ padâ€"locks. Extra Fine Double Barrel Shot Gun at $12. Cross Cut Saws, best makes at old prices. Saws are higher, so buy now. Coal Oil 5 gal. for goe. We extend a special invitation to all to come to see us and investigate our Goods and Prices. _ Fair Dealing and Living Profits our Motto. Erery Day a Barâ€" gain Day. _ An article of Goods worth a Dollar you will purchase for a Dollar. _ Our Special Lines this week are Readyâ€"Made Clothing, Overcoats, Underwear. Nesssscssecssecssescsscsiece&" Toke 0 Tumble 0 our 3¢. Tunbless ut Nails and Wire Nails are good buying now. Glass and Putty are also in good demand. A good Curry Comb for 10c. Trace Chains at 40¢ PAir, Cow Chains from 17c each. Rope ‘Ties, at three for 25¢. Our Grocery assortment is complete aund we compete with all competitors. We Havye enough to supply the Canadian contingent at 50¢, 75¢, goe and $1.00 per dozen. _ Also all sizes n Plates % WANTEDâ€"SEVERAL TRUSTWORTAY PERâ€" sons in this state to manage our business in their own and nearby counties. It is raainly office work conducted at home. Salary straight $900 a yearand expensesâ€"definate, bonafide, no more, no less salary. Monthly #75. References. Enc.ose selfâ€"addressed mn;SQX enyelope, Herbert E.Hess, Prest,, Dept. M. Chicago. *# Wifl Durham, Ont TORONTO Joseph Sageman is applyng to the Proton Council for damages to his cart that he broke by a milk stand post on the road, Wm Deans and his sister Miss Jennie left for Marquette last week. Their deâ€" parture is regretted, especially the young lady. Mr Adam Bryce got badly hurt by falling down from a barn mow at a thrashing. Mr Bryce is an old man and his injuries may be hard with him. In the married line last week we hear of _ Mr Peter Fettes, Jr to Miss Jemima Wilton by one of the Presbyterian Minâ€" isters of Cedarville. Again, Mr Samuel McLean to _Miss Minnie MceMurdo, daughter of Wm McMurdo. The knot was tied by Elder James McLean of the Latter Day Saints‘ Church, Congratulâ€" ations to all. Anotherlarge shipment of Guns and Ammunition just to hand. Some of our Snyder Rifles did great work on Thanksgiving Day with shot cartridges. Call and secure one before they are all sold. Having purchased early we are in a position togive you better bargains in Steel Enamel, Granite and Tinware than our competitors, In Lap Rubbers. Rugs. Robes, Horse Blankets, Surcingles, Halters, Whips, etc., we lead the market. We have a great variety of lmps lamps in stock. There is nothing in the market to beat our $1.50 lamp. We have the best Coal Oil refined in. Canada, also American Oil * Goods well bought are half sold : that‘s why our goods sell so readily." HARDWARE. Hopevilie. No man can work well with a poor tool, For quality and variety we excel m Axes and Xâ€"Cut Saws. WM. BLACK I dnA do P cldetalty 47 * _ tain Mortgage which will be rm- \ duced at the time of sale there will be | sold by Public Auction at the Kmtgp | House, in the Town of Durham, in the |County of Grey, on \ Wednesday, Nov. 8th A. D., At the hour ot two o‘cleck p. m,. the following valuable Town property, viz.: All that certain parcel or tract of land situate in the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey, and being composed of WOVR 2 n o ie i n . Aid scndut M it cmd P P ns "aP Viub w2 smar o a part of the third division of lot numâ€" ber twentyâ€"four, in the first concession of the Township of Glenelg, in the said County of Grey, east of the Garafraxa Road, more particularly described as follows, that is to say : Commencing at a point in the easterly limit of the Garafraxa Road, distant one hundred and two feet from the southâ€"westerly limit of bwulding lot number eifit». frouting on Garafraxa street as laid down on a plan of parts of the second and third divisions of said lot number twentyâ€"four, registered in the Registry Office of South Grey, thence easterly parallel with the southerly boundary of ! said lot number eight, one hundred and thirtyâ€"nine and oneâ€"half feet, thence southerly paralle! with the Garafraxa Road to the northerly limit of the Durâ€" |\ ham Road. thence westerly along the ’ northerly limit of the Durham Road to | its intersection â€" with the Garafraxa, | Road, thence along the easterly limit of | the Garafraxa to the place of beginning. Of Valuable Town Property, # uated in the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey. This property is known as the British Hotel property, in the Town of Durâ€" ham, and is conveniently situated for business purposes. _ It might be conâ€" verted into residences or used for manufacturing purposes. TERAMS or SALKR :â€"20 per cent,. of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the balance in 30 days from said day of sale. For turther particulars apply to P, MoCULLOUGH Mortgagee‘s Solicitor, Markdale, NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE Powers of Sale contained in a cerâ€" Would intimate that she will continue the Furniture and Undertaking Business esiabâ€" lished by her father in Durham in 185§ and ‘will endeavor to give all old and new cu«tom ers the same entire satisfaction. â€" MORIGAGE SAE! Edge Property for Sale. BBICK DWEL hnildin@ lats Furniture of the Best Nake ALWAYS ON HAXD. _ PICTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY 2 building lots, will be sold in one or more lots. Also lot number 60, con. 2, W,. G. R., Towuhgv“gt Bentinck, 100 acres adjoining Town plot, â€" ham. Mortgage taken for part purchase money. Apply to JAMES EDGE, t2" The only firswclass Mearse in. Town Undertaking and Emba)ming on latest prin ciples atreasonable rater. Has opened for Fall Term with a good attendâ€" ance. Etudents however may enter at u{ time as our instruction is largely m:on; * This is an excellent time to begin studies at the Northern Business College so as to be well on in the course befere the majority of students enter at the beginning of the Iur The "Norâ€" thern" is affiliated with the Institute of Chartâ€" ered Accountarts of Ontario and two of our Series of Business Books are recommended by the Institute. _ It is the best place in Canada to get a thorough Business Education, We lfmve jus:te receiv;d o‘:knoth‘c;;-I ship* ment of our Buttercu; er urns» Barrel Churns, and &hoelbl.mws. HR[' You can have no better fire L. pgwggtfo_gthan one of our Exâ€" Owen Sound, Ont. ..Not Too Late.. MISS SHEWELL In the Town of Durham, County of Grey. including valuable Water Power. Remember the standâ€"opposite the Market. Durham, OWEN SsoOUND, ONT. WRITE FOR y MISS SHEWELL â€"FULL LINE OFâ€" C. A. FLEMING, " which give full particulars" to NORTHER) LING, use CaraLOGUE Epcer HimLt, OxT. Prixomraiar, ELIGIBLE ~A e £ mÂ¥ Nol t The R. of our r For the p lished the paper did A dfl(l_!/ () CUUust . 1 long time o e dGdin Bu siness turning at ni Townsmen joying the s ing to gcod m When buy ter apples at showed that When in the talked of 85 â€" $7,00 should sort of info weekly, 1 All tarmers 1 end of 1900, b end of 190 PVE FEE of the big they pickir Transvaal, r fellows for 5 feet 6 inch neigh boring teries, and 1 been invite main for the reception. f1 Mr, Fa church afterno Clifford 8O any . operat beyond the & meeting wit wherever he this menaci this gentien presents itse with eviden hood, which able than th sands of m many others h bell two â€" more, that ""‘good g bundles" but applied in 1 should encou obvious reas The Ower died in Derb of the oldest in the persc aged 85 year Mundell was BScotland, w with his wife direct desce Mr Koells soon visit Wednesday day only, Thanksgivi® .‘, a half ton, Owen settled near he moved to to his late lived thirty hind him foi Deceased w Durham farm now“:)q essan Postâ€" gentleman i ity in the to ceased, Robe of Registrar ot44 : Local . kaasesse Lucas. 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