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4 The past week has proyen to be rather an eventful one, in which we have witâ€" nessed theâ€"pleasure of a weddiog and the sadness of a death. The former event took placa on the 14th inst., ut the resiâ€" dence of Mr Chas,Boyle, when his second danghter Elizabeth was made the wife of the man of ber choice in the person of Mr Gecrge L Ledingham of Dornoch. The bappy evont tock p‘nce about five o‘elock p. m. Mias Wray Jackeon of Hol. lanc Centre commeneed to play the wedâ€" ding march,. Rev Mr Graham <f Dornoch, took his place as officiating clergy. the bride was escorted from the parior and was !.nn away by her brother William arnd rest of the bridal 8&” baving gaken their places Rev Mr Graham lawâ€" fully bégao to make them man and wife, The bride was ably assisted by her sister ‘-.Léthnoon was attended to by his Mr A Ledingham of Paisâ€" loy, after the enstomary congratulations being over the ansembly sat down and of a :Dy prepared dinner h= “ alter am justice $Â¥ 95 Miss Elija Dancan who left for Toronto about three weeks ago, while there, took seriou«lw ill, her father was speedily sent for and srrived at her bedside m due time, remaining nearly a week. The patient bas since been able to come home and is improving nicely. The maiden squ@ew winter, which ulosed for a time rapidly but again ished out of sight and turnip. pul plougbing &¢., is again in operation . We here that considerable dis;satil- faction exists with the Council and eonsidcrable pull among themselves. Miss S Scarlett has gone to Toronto. TTTVTITR . IA70Z A appcits NAG DCen arranged by some of the Councilâ€" m and some parties, so the Council mnod a motion to not receive them, let them go to the County Council This was done but we haye not heard the result. It appears to be very unâ€" satisfactory as neither the trustees or people knew anything of this move only the parties who were in the plot. Quiet a stir now in Proton about sehool matters. The council held a meeting on 17th Nov. here and a numâ€" ber of petitions came into the council to redivide all the township into school sections. This it appears had been On Friday evening the 23rd a social was held in the house of Miss Elizabeth Campbell in behalt of the Methodist Church fand. The mirister from Priceville officiated . Mr Thos Parslow passed away on the 22nd, his health has been bad for some years and he took suddenly ill with inflammation of the lungs and lasted only a tew days. He was burâ€" ied on the 24th at the Methodist cemeâ€" tery 17th con. Proton. The new Methodist minister of Priceville officiâ€" ated at the house and church. The funeral was large. Mr Parslow was one of the pioneers of Proton and was a hard working man in his young d4ays before he fell ill. Mr William Copeland a resident for about 20 years here, died at his resiâ€" denee, 14th con on loth inst and was buried at Dundalk cemetery on 21st. He was 73 years of age. He was a &d farmer. Hecame from Hastings nty, was born in the north of Ireâ€" land and spent some years in the southern states. In religion he was & strong Episcopalian. Rey Mr Hill officiated. George Betioff, who was in Manitoba all summer, Â¥eturned a few days ago. Mr Andrew boans, who was north working in mills has retnrned here. he left his baggy here, borrowed a cutter and went towards Durham to see friends. Then the thaw came and he is there with the cutter. â€" He intendâ€" ed to hunt some as he had three nice boandg. with him. A Mr Rondals of the Guelgh Police force drove up here with a horse and buggy betore the snow storm and staid with his friend Mr A H Burnet, so when the saow storm came he was stuck. While the sleighing was grood Mrs Arch Ferguson has been on the sicklist for some time. She visited doctors in Toronto and is back again not much better. We have before mentioned that William Deans got married last sg:ing and he and wife went north to ult St. Marie t work, butnow he has reâ€" turned sick. He has taken up house in Dundalk and is very low. Our farmers have been vyery busy fall plowing and taking up the roots. Tbomlmrt of the season was so dry that little plowing was done until late, but a fair share is now done, but as I write some turnips are still out. Of course we had the election but it was very quiet, the quietest I think j ever Proton experienced. Mr Hartâ€" m I before menti'onedd had dbe}::n organizing his friends and his triends had a meeting here and in several of the school houses. Dr Sproule had one meeting here two nights before the election and a small committee was then chosen to work for him and J W McArdle came from . Markdale on election day to look after his interest. This was all that was done for him in this polling division. although there was a l‘:rge vote polled here and everything was quiet and the people were very sociable and agreeable. We have a report that Proâ€" ton had a Vieeâ€"President appointed by the riding Convention of Conservatives, that he held the office as such for years, felt proud of it, but when it came to work at the election he reâ€" ;gned,lo they had no organization re. news from here. The times have been vm' dall here and nothing much hgpa ied until lately. It is some time since 1 sent you any B @mis lime all mr.d to damant eyening in different to their heart‘s content til ~â€"~& 04 Glaseott. t« Hopevilie. but again yan turnip. pulling de We see quite a number of the school children wearing rather long faces just now because they are losing their teachâ€" er at the end of the year and we believe they haye engaged Miss Gordon of Durbaw for next year and we bope she may do as well in the future as the present one has done in the past.. [ °> nuenng cured and we are glad to hear he is progressing very fs sorably and will soon be home agaiv. We here some reports going around of a pie social to be held in 3 S No I2 and we heard some of the boys saying they wished it would burry up before the roads get to bad und the niglhts too zold so they could get standing a little l.oger at the little gate. R Picken and a young lady from Benâ€" tinck visited at John Allan‘s the ?‘h- ning of the week. s ols Master Willieo Hunter 11as gone o Ogdensburg. New York State, to have lis stuitering cured and we are glad to bear Lo "It C DEGOPBRKENHS O uauth ) Be esc kil Robert Matthews purchkased a fine horse the other day. and it had the misfortune to take blood poison in the leg, but is getting better again. Mrs Adams sr near Dromore is very poorly juss now with appendicitis but we bope to hbear of her recovery â€" before writing again. Hampden. Intended for last week. ' Onâ€"Nov the 14th the home of Mrs Geo Things are looking up around the corâ€" ner for Andrew Henry has purchased a new organ from C MecKinnon. Mrs David Hamilton we are sorry to say is yery poorly at presect with an attack of billious fever, but we hope to hear of her speedy recovery. Mr Moreland Matthews is home just now and is preparing to moye onto his farm which bhe purchased in Proten and the girls are all wondering who will be the lucky one. ayc, he being oyer ninety and she over eighty four years of age. Just one week previous to death the aged lady while sitâ€" ting near the rtove became unconscious and was removed to her bed where she 16â€" maimed in this condition until se died. The remains were on Thurstey;Â¥wiHe w eid. by &@Jlarge number of friends and neighâ€" bors to the Latona cemetery <~and there interred beside her late husband. Rev NMr Grabam of Dornoch officiated at the se and grave. Deceased leaves to urd%r loss three sons and two daughux R.E. and Richard resides here ‘Thomas at Clhippawa Fall‘s, Wisconsion U. S. and the two daughters reside in Chicago. U. 8. -vux‘ '. TE Tfiefih referred to above was that of*Mrs Jolun Enghsh who departed . tlys, lhife.oA Tuesday the 20tn inst. Asfiflr(? renrembered by some the deceased‘ lady‘s busBband preseged her about four months near midmight when all dispersed to their homes wishing the happy couple a pleaâ€" seut yovage on the sea of time. Two Inrge tables were heavy laden with useful and ornamental preâ€"ents to the bride, showing the esteem in which she was held by her numerous friends. We noticed in the display a $5 bill sent by x relation. also in a velyet case lay a $10 gold peice which would make your eyes glittor, the case and contents given by the {friends were equa[ to the above sums, Altogether it was a pleasant affuir and the young couple start out on life‘s voyage with brightest prospect in view. Congratulaâ€" 1ons@iyge" 4 ~ Henry‘s Corner. Sro w t We F auais TEWC TTUDUUSRET ll; accepted. Ne rs in udvmilement‘::m%eut nu:l:;:il'tlg t:«l)‘rll: the Department will not be paid for it. J. 4. STRATON, Provincial Secretary, Parliament Buildings. Toronto. Nov. 19th, 1000y, f ‘ ; The undersigned will receive tenders | up tonoon on TuEspay, 41 DrormunmEr i Prox., for supplies of butcher‘s meat, | creamery butter, flour, oatmeal, potatoâ€" | es cordwood. etc., etc.. for the following ‘ institutions during the year 1901, viz.: | â€"At the Asylums for the Insane in l Toronto, London, Kingston, Hamilton, i Mimico. â€" Brockville and Orillla; the Central Prison and Mercer Reformatory, IT()I-()nto: the Reformatory for Boys, | Penetanguishene; the institutions for l Deaf and Dumb. Belleville, and the Blind at Brantferd. Exceptionâ€"Tenders are not required for the supply of meat to the asylums in Toronto, London, Kingston. Hamilton and Mimico, nor for the Central Prison and Mercer Reformatory, Toronto. â€" A _ marked cheque for 10 per cent. of the estima*ed amownt of the contract, payable to the orders of the Honorable the Provincial Secretary, imust be furnished by each tenderer as a guarantee of his bona fides. Two sufficient sureties will be requirâ€" ed for the due fulfilment of each conâ€" um&und should any tender hbe with drawi before the contract is awarded. or should the tendererfail to furnish such security, the amount of the deposit will be forfeited. Specifications and forms of tender may hbe had on applicatâ€" lonwunbgnmcnt of the Provincial | Secretary, onto, or to the Bursars|| of the respective :;uuwtlom. The | lowest or any tender not neeunrll, anonnted. Nouwsnanane Linnnselle y P week We would like to know till the wee smar‘ hours Mrs Thos Geddes is at presen fmends in Hepworth. Mrs Jas Kerr sr is at present | Dr‘s care. Mr Jas Herderson sr has gone to reside with lis daughter Mrs Mai Jas McAunley called on fri last weex. persed to their h knot was well tied ceived many yalunble and use The evening being spent in games=.> At n late hour the ceremony the appropriat were warmly tendered. a down 10 a canitul snnviaw &8Si<te trying orde looked quite Mr Jolin He: near relatiyes looked pretby i dark bue cloth y,b\' the wYoo Henderso Mr rrenderson, Hampden, was th & pretty and bhappy event. Th being the marriega of her third Miss "Maggie, 1. Mr Robt J Bentinek. At : quarter pas bride entered the drawing ro« arm of ber brother Jas whil Morris and M + Wi, Jolnston the aromm‘ nlaundt ‘As. lc ci% as Th Tenders for Supplies room d tl rAl ren i hke to know where A G was swa‘ hours cne evenmng last Trilby. ipital supper i lis daughter Mrs R Lineck. Auley called on friends here n y plas At t] Ia at present under the ered. afier which a11 na,t! supper. â€" The bride re-’ ible and useful presents. ‘g spent in music and} e hour the guests disâ€" uwd fri rt in cream on brother o a through his mes well satisied t orf builchers meat, ur, oatmeal, potatoâ€" c.. for the following the year 1901, viz.: for the Insane in er goiug Phe bride ister Mis Mr Robt Jolhmnston of narter past five the drawing room on the r _ Jas while Mrs R Jolhnston brother of the wedding march, performed by the Rey presence of some &X at present visiting Was the scene of ent. The occasion UCHIS10 H} to Earrie The bride cashmere ena,. who he bride mnewlat latous inughter tre ONl ittend the{ Eyery man can be popular if he to the right place. We have to announce to the general ublic that we have removed our étock to McKechnie‘s Old Stand, Garaâ€" fraxa Street and are now opened out for business. We will be pleased to bave all our friends and estecmed customers continue their much apâ€" preciated patronage. Our stock will continue and consist of Upâ€"toâ€"date Goods in all linesâ€"Dry Geeds, Readyâ€" made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes and a complete line of Groâ€" eeries. Goodsand prices are always right. Call and investigate. All are welcome. . [d WAXNTED.â€"Two girls for general work in hotel and restaurant. _ Wages #$12 per month, board and room. â€" Apâ€" ply to Oak Hotel, Niagara Falls, N. YÂ¥, | Our Clubbing _ Rates, : The Review and (Globeto Dec, | 3lst 1901 with premium pictur | of "Canadians at Paardeburg," [REVIEW and Weekly Sun‘. .. . .. ’REVIE\‘V SWAE Whantmwsut txro . yt REYIEW and Weekly Glot REVIEW and Weekly Mail Loudon Advertiser, Weekly andReview one ve Star.t....,% -”“ REVIEW and Montreal Withess ... â€" * RESIDENCE.and OFFICEâ€" Member College ario. . G. HUTTON, M. D., iTry our > Rheumatic Specific or jKidrlgy and Liver Pills SEWaARE OF SPUHIOUS IMiTaATIONs For Sale by H. Farker. Durha BEWARE «ondon Advertiser, Daily, Review one Will visit Priceville Tuesday and Friday each week from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Buitdings UPP THE PHRENOLINE REMEDIES They are absolutely healthfal, _ Guarante Rheamatisin, Sciatica Lumbago, and all form and Liver troubles, OFFICE noURS 9â€"12 4. m, 94 ANNOUNCEMEXNT Take the lead every whete, We are working day and night to supply the demand, Our corzrespondence shows that hundreds upon hundreds of poor sufferers are being restored to health and happiness daily, C. McArtROrR. Physicians aud,Surgeons, Or t and OFFICEâ€"Old Bank ER YOWN, DURKHAM. °0, SCIAUIC‘, Neuralg ind all forms of Kidn ibsolutely â€" pure Guaranteed â€"to 2â€"4 p. m i Weekly (GHobe year Weekly and year . Durham. ids & 8100 §#1.75 m eaoor,u.n ; box-lq.“..l'o. ies reetreniden _ | ILvery customer who once does business with me to his own profit continues to patronize me and gives me, not only 4 | his business, but his influence and this accounts for the very large business that I am doing toâ€"day. Farmers are now busy and will not be paying much attention to business affairs w{lle busily engaged on their farms. Some of them, howevr, will require to borrow money. and I wish to say that I am at present lending at five per cent and in some cases at less. I am also paying closer attention than ever before to the colâ€" leetion of old debts and claims placed in my hands will be collected if it is! possible by any means in the world to| to get the moneyâ€"no charge for my | 7 | trouble it nothing collected. Iallobny‘ old notes. J have had great success i in settling up and arranging business E entanglement and difficulties and in : making settlements with credMtors and any such business placed in my : hands will be taithftully attended to 2 | the profit, I think, of them who deal * | with me . I have always a number | { | of farms in hand which I am able to : sell at very low figures and on very{ ] | easy terms. _ After so long a residence | : in this locality I have ftormed a conâ€" nection with all the leading Loan Comâ€" | , panies and when they have farms in } hand for sale they are placed in my | : hands and I am thus always in a posiâ€" | | tion to offer bargains. T have al ways (| on hand farms and other properties beâ€"| ? longing to myself which I am always ; } ready either to sell or exchange for} other proporty. _ Just now I happen to| ) | have a splendid 100 acre farm and a | | very fine 64 acre farm, both well sit-‘ | uated in Bentinck and each huving, good brildings. Iwill sell them or| trade them. I also offer at a sacrifice | |Lot 28, Con. 2, W.G. R., Bentinck, | | 100 acrea, belonging to a man who has j igone out west and is bound to , sell at some price. I place in-j ‘ ’ surances in good companies at lower P | rates and in fact attend to all kinds of ‘ | financial business. My rule continues } | to be * Always promptâ€"never negâ€" | ( ligent. 4 EVBCYTHINC ON WHEELS i a s $tug G ud oc coye ) oi 3 hn enc oo oeregt) C P im dn oo ooo o in mt i > . ) i 1x€ No.8 sold in Derkam "fl:l‘.rfilll'olho and Co 1 . )‘r+g4 jute. Oook‘s Cotton Root it MClsA C CVE CR entirely for the other fellow‘s benefit but I have found during the twenty years that I have been doing buasiness in Hanover and Durham that I can make the most money for my self by doing the very best I can in every inâ€" stance to save money for my customers ~â€"â€"â€"XX XX â€"â€" provided that the advertiser is able to do what he advertises to do and a man is a fool to pay good money for adver. tising what he is not able to ca rry out for the public soon find out that such a man is a deception and a fraud. I am not pmfegsingl to dq busiâ€"ng_ss for fun or H. H. MIturr, Â¥Hanover 2 A SPECIAL SALF ; â€"McArthur, Durham, raft Queen Heating Stoves J. LIVINGSTONE, WAGGoOoNXS, BUGGIES, PHAETOXNS, CUTTERS and SLEIGHS of latest style All of best makes and Reasonable Prices. 3723333332 CCCCCECE At Special prices The prices: make it 1 CEtérecer seanrarsaas» BooTrs, SETOBHS, andad RUBEBEFps Come C AZarnail lhat i car noney for my self by best I can in every inâ€" oney tor my customers. who once does business 7 7 7G 10frow maney hat I am at present ‘cent and in some 1 also paying closer * betore to the colâ€" and see us in our new by h. Promptly Attended To Wesr or MinpavcH Ho Bunessan P. O., Oct. 5th dU aese FumlorSdo.heiog Lot 20, on the 2nd Con, N. D, R., Glenelg. 45 acres cleared in agood state of cultivaâ€" bion, rest hard wood bush, Good orchâ€" ard, 2 -nln.nnmh-ttooehonl. church and P. O, Good frame house. Reasonâ€" able tarons. Apply on the farm to AarEx. McMLAi®, I:;Y | _ What you spend for good Jewelry Â¥| _ is really a saving. _ Its always a tess, valuable possession. Come and "i: see our good ors | Lapres‘axo Gexn‘s Waron®s, my| Smyrrware Fuarware, Cuocoks, .l to | Sprctacurs, StErRuNc SitÂ¥ERrR atrs. Over | Jdaaeasmsessesesse sesees SINGER SEWING MACHIN ES $ JAAE KRESS f ts‘sssssssss‘sssd WASH1ING MATCHINES E ro Lower Town interestin g. STEEL FRA ME CH UI{.’VAS" FARM FOR SALE Saving C. A. Fleming, Prinaipal. OWEN sSOUND. WINTER TERM BEGINS JAN.. 2," MIuUHT SaVE yOU HUNDREDS. this winter will give you a knowâ€" ledgg of the principles and liabiliâ€" ties of contracts that would secure you from fraud and imposition. Money invested in obtaining an education of this kind may save you ten times the amou .t in the future, besides getting a store of other practical knowledge that would be of use to you as long as you live. Write for new Catalogue, and ollege Journn|l to NORTHER) & . 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