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N Fau a 3 i 4 4n# Â¥y The infant daugbhter of Mr Robt Lindsay, who was sick with Eczema, is Mr Alex. Grierson who has also been suffering from an attack of typhord feyer, is now improving. The pieâ€"social in our S. house last Friday evening was fairly successfel considering the state of the roads. Pies were in good demand and brought fair prices. Mr Alf. Corbett acted the part of auctioneeer and shairman in an able manner. The proceeds amounted o abont $20.00. Mr and Mrs Thos Bailey, Jr.. haye left for Manitoba after visiting friends in this neighborhood. % A tew young people assembled at Mr W J Wilson‘s on Thursday night and had a good tme. Mz Tom Wilson went to Durham toâ€" day to ship his tools to the tar west. We will be sorry to lose Tom, but our best wishes will accompany him where ever he goes VICKERS. Mr. Jno. Milligan was up to O. Sound on busmess last week. Mrs H. Johaston is wery poorly at present. â€" Dr. Gun is attending her. Mrs A Derby spent last week visiuiâ€" ing friends in the viemity of Hampden. Mrs John MeDonald has been on the sick list, but we hope for a speedy reâ€" covery. Mr Robert Smail entertained his friends this week. _A most enjoyable time was spent. Miss Eva Beoth is coming home this week, after spending a tew weeks among her many friends in Port Hope. Her aunt, Mrs Riley, of Priceville, acâ€" companied her. MrRiley met them in Toronto. Mrs R Mc Donald has been laid up with a very bad cold. Miss Mary Ann McFarlane spent last week among her many friends here. Miss Mary Wilson is also home. Her many friends will be glad to see her. We are sorry to write, that Mrs D McKechnie is very poorly with a sevâ€" ere attack of bronchitis. We hope she will soon be well again. Mr James R Wilson is home ftor his holidays now. The thaw has ecaught a cold by the appearance of today. _ We are likely to bave a little winter vet. Mr Neil Clark was not so well last week. The water iu the Saugeen river is very high at present, but we did not hear of any damage done as yet, by way of taking away bridges, etc. Mr Alex MeEachern is busy at presâ€" ent taking down Mr A McQuzig‘s old barn, which he purchased, and is to build it on his tarm next sammer. Tho Sons of Scotland held their monthly meeting last Tuesday, and initiated Mr McGill, of Ceylon. Protesser Kemp, phrenologist, is in the neighborhood for the last couple of weeks telling all the good and bad qualities in all that favors him by givâ€" ing him from 25¢ up to$2, for a chart. Ot course young people want to know what they are best adapted for. etc. Mr Donald McRea and family, of Irish Lake, moved to Donald McArthâ€" ur‘s farm, 1} miles south of this place. He leased it tor a number of years. A few from the south line attended Miss McCannel‘s social on Friday even ‘ing last, at Varney, and report a good time. Donald McKinnon, the 8 year old son of Postmaster McKinnon, of this town, put down the whole school at a spelling match here recently. Mr James MeDougall, who got his leg broken a month ago is getting aâ€" long ftairlvy well, but will take a long time yet before he is able to be around. John McMillan, Jr. of the south line left tor Montana last week, where his brother is tor the past few years. Mr Farquar McKinnon, who lived for the past year in Mr Hank‘s old house. has secured a situation with Mr Bunston, of Yeovil, for this year. _ He moved there with his family last week. The Baptists have secured the serâ€" vieces of the Rev MrCook for the sumâ€" mer months, and service will be held every Sabbath at 2.30 in the afternoon. The Gaeliec Communion, held in the Presbyterian charch last Sunday, was fairly well attended. _ The English Communion took place Sunday before last and was largely attended. . We had three marriages in towu on Wednesday of last week, but as we do not know all the parties correctly, we will not attempt to give any names. Rev Variey bad two couples and Rey Matheson, one couple. The snow is pretty much gone and rorads »re beginning to be fair for wheeling. 4 Dr James Atkinsen is always busy extracting teeth and putting in new ones. _ How is it that the ladies are more numerous in want of teeth than the gentleman? We have nothing of much importâ€" ance to note since our last budget, as our town is kind of quiet at present on account of change of weather. Our Dr is kept busy attendiug to the sick and is mastering his profession well and good as he is geuerally sucâ€" cessful in his treatment. Mr Chas McMillan is bedfast for the last few wteks and his recovery is doubtful. BOOTHVILLE PRICEVILLE. â€"Bulletines from S. Africa give small hope of the recovery of Cecil Rhodes from a serious illness. Mr. Hugh Firth and Mr. J. Martin of Markdale, called on friends around here last week, Mr. Lavin was seen passing through this burg Jlast week. He says Mtr Polock is‘nt coming around this way any more. A quiet party was given at Mr Geo. Staples last Friday night. Miss Lizzie Firth, of the Fourth, was the guest of her cousin Miss Minnie Firth for the last week. A aumber from around here attended the * At Home ‘" at Mrs Geo, Aljoe‘s last Tuesday nighs, and spent a pleasant time. Miss Millia Eetor visited at her sister‘s Mrs. J. Little c{f Proton, Mr Jno. McKechnie moyed to Dorâ€" noch last week. Mr Joseph Lindsay, West Superior, returned home last week looking hale and hesrty. Mrs, D. Greenwood returned home last week after spending a few days in Acton. A number from around here attended the pie social at the Rocky, and report a good uime. Mr. Alex. McGillivary and D. Liyâ€" ingstone, of Bruce, yisited at Mr D. McFayden‘s one day recently. Pleased to hear that Mrs, W. Mcâ€" Cracken is improving nicely. Mrs Geo. Firth of Jessopyville is at preseunt attending her mother Mrs. Ritchie who is very poorly. muk we 8 EIC hi K Mrs J Paw visited ber mother on Beer Street, Sunday. We notice Henry of Cedarville, aâ€" round again with his spanking span of bays. Hope Tom bad‘nt much trouble digging him out of the snow bank this trip. Miss Maggie Batchelor entertained a number of her fmends by haying a quiltâ€" ing bee Friday last. They also spent a very enjoyable time in the evening. Our own united Scotch brethren held tkeir own pretty well, but there is none too good for the Irish. Mr Jas Ferris from Euphrasia, is visâ€" iting his sister, Mrs J MeNaulty and othâ€" er fmends. Miss Sarah Broughton of this place was united in wedlock to Mr Jacob Parâ€" slow, of Swinton Park, Wednesday last, aad moved to their home on the old Durham road. Thursday. _ We congraâ€" tulate the young couvle. Mr Hugh Wilson had a strange exâ€" perience the other day: _ The blind mare shied at the ditch on the side of the road, but nothing serious happenhd as there was just the contents thrown out. What we hear, â€"That Joe has anothâ€" er dog, and he has found traces of his other dog that was killed last summer. That the sap suckers aro out and the wee birds, so you farmers can sharpen your pleough any time. Mr Jim Hoy of Orchardville, paid a short visit to D McIntyre last week. Miss McDougall visited friends in this place last week. Willie Kinsman comes over this way and if he don‘t quit we will put a wire in his way by the help of Jim Boaks. We are sorry to lose our genial black smith as he leaves for the west some time soon. He goes by way of Toronâ€" to, of course. Miss Florence V McKechnie is spendâ€" ing a monthat home and taking in the sports. Misses Mary and Sarah E Ferguson have returned home from Flesherton, where they hbave spent some time. Their smiling countenance is alweys welcomed in our town. Mrs Donald MeKechnie is laid up at present with a severe attank of Bronâ€" cnitis, but under the careful treatment of Dr Dickson we hope she will soon reâ€" cover. Mr Neil MceArthur of ths Glenelg hills, paid a short visit to the valley. He had‘nt time to call at McKechnie‘s. Now since the thaw has come we are able to see out and can tell you some of the happenings of our little town. Mrs J MceDonald is not improving any and is suffering a great dsal, but we hope she may take a turn for the better. Mr Arch Park has lately puichased a span of colts. Mr Wm Fitzsimmons left Monday, for near Brampton. where he intends to remain for the summer. Miss Jane Bailey 18 yisiting her parâ€" ents, Mr and Mrs Thos Bailey. Mr Gen Calyert moaved to Durham last week and Mr Fred Reay moved on to the farm vacated by him. improving nicely, Mr Jno R Legaste is visiting friends here after an absence of atout two years at Inglewood. He now intends staying with his two brothers and work at the Durham Cement Works. â€" Miss Jessie Park, from Detroit, is yisâ€" iting friends around here ut present. BALSAM VALLEY. EDGE HILL. DAWSON Rose Bud NoOoTICE.â€"All partiee in town are hereby notified that in accordance with the health Act, they must provide for the cleaning of their own closets, &c, until further notice. By order, Board of Health Huvcex McK ay, Insp T. D. Axpersox,. After that date to Jas. A. HuxtErR. The property of the late Wm. A. Anderson, situated in Upper Town, at once. Price reasonable. Apply on or before March 3 to §Shewell 2 â€" & Lenahan |eCelaseleZeleColeCaleCeleCalace e celeceleCelacelecelenall aze a2e o vel eael 65e a2ele=ole vo o welonele=eleve | a20 E Showell d Lenahan Psrd«® Un g,'g EEWNE@EE@E&RE@EEE@REEE@E&% House and Lot for Sale _ por amarzuor puorocrarnErs deregermenenercomn a * y 19 TE S ES e [es d t Eo e 1 tA Cl Ext ho t ie ols o t prucragiee [ESEH Jt %{F'-:â€"'l} :.t‘ 3 'J%iurfiM%Eg‘fzg%hfl:zh‘fifiéfififimfriffinxrâ€"vl'nnf:“rn;rntrâ€"l_\,, a,r%rfl ra‘ TF':L» P A Afe«< ”Tm fe mral Care q og< s 3A g~ w AEALAL M PA 9. iu. +4 :5-?;. ?m ""'F! â€"2 w 38. J'i @ i;: t‘!\&IQQQWiQQ:‘ o Undertaking attended to day or night at small profits, We deliver our goods in town or country. Cail and see for your benefit and savemoney. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to all. Diners, common chairs, bedsteads and chairs, stands washâ€" Extension Taubles $5.00 to $18.00. Sid eboards $7.50 to $3 Parlor Suits $18 to $55 Iron and brass beds from $3.75. to $10 17.00 15.00 14.00 $13.00 $12.00 $10.50 Best made brass bed We have a large stock of furniture on hand and will sell at reduced prices for the next four weeks Made by the best manufacturers. Spring will have descended sweetly upon our Beautiful Millinery Department in all the gentle beauty of soft tints and tender colors. We havelaid out a veritable garden, You will be able almost to breathe Spring in the air, though March mayhap may bluster outside, there is warmth and comfort within THE DURHAM REVIEW Morning will be the better time to come as the show room in the forenoon will not be so crowded. Bedroom Suits now at ‘ 66 CASH and ONE PRICE SPRING MILLINERY DISPLAY You Are Cordially Invited €¢ 66 b¢ March 26th & 27th, Wronesopay & Thurspay, $25.00 $14.00 $13.00 $12.50 $12 00 $10.00 $9.50 In the history of the store. And Following Days. TORONTO A large stock of tancy Rockâ€" ers. _ A big discount on Par lor Tables, Easels, Jardinegere Stands, Hall Cabinets, Picâ€" tures and Musi c Racks. $7.50. e Couches from $6.50 to $19.00. to $5.50. We sell the " Victor" the best made. Lounges from $4.50 to Guaranteed for to yrs. The best bed spring made is the Cable Coil spring, will not sag or frame twist Mattresses from $2.50 NC3 cafiee Dt habian BARGLAY & NOBLE. See A. Gordon‘s Large and Complete stock of Ladies‘, Gent‘s and Boys Watches, Fancy and Mantel clocks, Ladies Long Guards, Chain Bracelets, Broochâ€" es, Links, Searf Pins, Cuff Butâ€" tons, Flatware, Fancy Flatware, Silverware, Novelties, Ladies‘ and Gent‘s plain and gem Rings. Lwer Town, CALTL Surney dtoves WOOLLEN and RUBBER and *_full lines of Horse Blankets. CUTTERS, ROBES, RUCS This week we as} attention to our new line of vester Drill with steel wire conductors Sutt Line otf Waxwett Loods. Winter is approaching and those _ needing stoves should not fail to seeo‘urs. Also Clare makes. NEW ‘ IMPLEMENT AGENCY A. GORDCN BMOLAY & NOBLE and see our faâ€" mous Sylâ€" Jeweller Tells, or ought to tell correctly the date to which you are ps id. Changes and additions have a â€" gain been made and we ask our friends to examine closelyv Former experience in Life Insurancs not indispensable, Address commumnications to Wants a District Agent for Durham. Satisfactory â€" remuneration â€" will + paid to a man des‘u*ing to take,up the business. THE ROYVAL VICTORTA 6 p. m Late assistant to the Royal London Ophthalmic Hoqi!‘ul, England, and the Golden Square Nose and Throat Hospital. ®%3. SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, THROaT & NOSE, MAIVILLHH5 202 m .. EXCLUSIVELY, «e Will be at the Middaugh House, Durham. the gut Wednesday of each month from 3 _ . i ’ Before purchasing elsewhere see our line of Copper and Tin Boilers, Copper Nickle Kettles and other usetul Kitâ€" l‘cheu Utensils. THE LITTLE YELLOW LABEL _ Do drop in and examine ow ‘Stock of Collars, Sweat Pads, |Trace Chsins, Plow Lines, ,'Plow/Bolts, Horse Clippers and in fact everything that is ;necessary for Spring W ork, C. Ramage, Life Insurance Co. of Ganada Pxrysicrax® & Surc®ox, Office over MclLachlan‘s Store, #@° Special attention given 1 Women and Children ARTHUR GUN, M. D. DR. GBEC. S. BURT FARMERS‘ WIVES. & Supt, of Agencie 6 King 8t. West, Toronto, On HoURs®S , falacBh FARMERS MARCH 20, 1902 H. C. THOMAS, Editor to to to 10 a r aprc Proprietor to Dissase« < W 11 TWEJ CGRO © MIL We U W P V AY