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Quite a number from around here atâ€" tended the Normanby picnic, and reâ€" port a good time. The footâ€"ball match between the Durbam and Varney boys resulted in a tie. Messrs D Leith and J Moore visited the Sunday School on Sunday last. Mr John Grey called on MrJames Hoy, one day recently. Mr James Hoy has started a grocery store in our burg, which we think will be a good thing for our little village. Messrs John and Robert Henry were the guests of their sister, Mrs Wm Clark on Sunday last. Mr Thomas Derby and brother Joe, were visiting at Mr Chas Gadd‘s last week. Quite a number intend taking in the Execursion to the Model Farm on the 25. Mr and Mrs KR J Eden were visiting Egremont friends lately. Loros or THE NoRTH.â€"One of the greatest Canadian works of fiction, ‘"Lords of the North", has recently appeared from the !Fn of a new writer, .\fass A. C,. Laut. he Montreal jDaily Herald has been fortunate in securin the rights of this new story for seri:fi reproduction, and is just beginning its publication. In order to iuterest the reading puablic in the story, The Herald announces that it will send its daily Edition free for two weeks, beginning with the first issue of the story, to any one sending in their name and address to the Daily Herald, Montreal. Mrs. Charchward st., is yisiting Mrs. Walter Dann this week. Varneyites were pleasantly surprised to see their former pastor‘s wife Mrs. Flagg, who bas teen visiting Mrs. John Aldred for the past week. Strayed from the premises of the nnders{fn?d Lot 5, Con. 15, Egremont, about May 20th last, 6 head of yvearling cattle, 4 red steers, with a few small white spots, one black heifer, the other heifer mostly red and largest of the group. Information that will lead to their recovery will be suitably rewarded. VALEXTINE Aur®Es, Prop. We were pleased to see Mr. John Dunn was able to be out Sunday, and hope he may still contmue «o improve. Mrs. George Moore, of Teeswater is watching by the bedâ€"side of her mother, Mrs. Morice, who is very low at present. We are pleased to note that Conferâ€" ence has returned us our very much respected pastor Mr. Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. Dennet of Egremont visited at Mrs. Leeson‘s one day last week. The picâ€"nie on Friday last proved to be quite a success in spite of the threaâ€" timg weather of the morning. The prograrame was varied and entertaining consistingy _ of selections from the gramophone by Herbert Gray, flag drill by a number of whiterobed girls, solo by Mr. James Watson, two solos by Miss Brown, o{ Durham. and recitation by several of the pupils. The church has been quite brightenâ€" ed by a tresh coat of varnish. Mr Nelson Supernault. who has been ill with consumption for the past 4 months died on Friday last. HMe was 48 years of age, and came to Bentinck with his parâ€" ents 24 years ago. â€" He leaves as chief mourners his father. a sister, two brothers and two nieces who have made their home with them. Mrs. Thos Swallow, of Durâ€" ham, is also a niece of the deceased. He was buried at Dornoch on Monday, many friends and neighbors paying the last tribute of respect. _ Rey Father Buckley conducted the services. Mr. Thomas Boyle after a severe illness, is able to be around again. Allan McKinnon shipped a load of hogs to Hamilton last week,. Wouder if Bob McCastlin commenced holding his meetings yet. Any berries in Ireland Bob? Tom flastie has erectol a new weighâ€" ing seale. Tom is a hustler. The framers have completed the frame work of Mr Monto‘s barn and are now workimng at Mclatosh‘s. Henry Boyee took a cup of blue ribbon tea at Mr. Andrew Hastie‘s last Friday evenins. Miss Sarah McDonald of Hamilton is visiting at home. Sandy Hobkirk has traded another of his drivers for a new Massey Harris road cart. ‘The Louise annual Forester pieâ€"nic will take place June 21st. Holstein P. O. Strayed Cattle. VARNEY Crawford. J Calder, Miss McDonald, B Noble and Miss M Calder attended the serviâ€" ces at Fairbairn Church on Sunday last. Jas R Wilson returned on Saturday from a trip to Muskoka in search of slup timber. Miss Eva Booth accompanied by Mr Mr J McCabe visited at N Wilson‘s and Vint Hill‘s lately. Eva‘s many friends are always pleased to see her at Boothâ€" ville. Arthur and Willie Wilson and Willie Kinsman whéeled to Singhampton on Fr‘day, went to see the sights of the town of Collingwood on Saturday and came home Sunday well pleased with their trip. The farmers in this vart of to wnship have come to the conclusion that a road grader is a labor saving and a money saving machine and the right thing to make good roads. Mr James Smith works the machine and gets $1.75 a day and earns it. He giyes good satisfacâ€" tion. On Herman Haw‘s beat they graded 240 rods in two days. Browns ville got 115 rods done in 14 days, Boothville 120 rds im 1 day, Thos Knox 180 rds in 1 day, a saving of oyer $100 on tke old method of grading. es 99 , __â€"Many Peers and Peeresses cannot â€"King Edward rather alarmed hiS |arronq th{s Coronation at Westminster friends and the nation by taking a Abbey owing to the expense. The chill a few days ago _ He is resting temporary seatings erected on the and feeling better. ‘street sides are likoly to be empty unâ€" â€"Sir Richard Cartwright is acting less the greed of the proprietors lowers Premier in Sir Wilfrid‘s absence. the price. The new road grader is giving good satisfaction every where it has been tried. Mr and Mrs Dave Marshall, of Norâ€" manby, spaent Sunday at Jas Marshall‘s. Mr and Mrs Hugh Wilson, of Riverâ€" side,. visited at Noble Wilson‘s lately. â€"Lieutâ€"Gov. Sir Oliver Mowat was somewhat indisposed. Our councillor D Melntyre let $75 worth of gravelling on Friday night. Eccles has finished building the stone wall for Wm J Wilson‘s barn and it is a good job and will bear inspecâ€" tion. Mrs Jas Marshall and Miss Mary McKechnie spent last Thursday with Mrs Jolhn Marshall at Spricg Bank farm. Making good roads is the order of the day. s = Mrs Wilhe Marshall and little girl spent last week at her father‘s Mr Vint Hill‘s. Oh | say did you see a ckhild driving another child on Sunday night? Did her mother know she was out ? [ maped mneno oi en n nteannemrmyes Anenenremre« irm-(m HERE ARE SOME NEW LINES IN HARDWARE BOOTHVILLE. ardware Department THE BIG STORE, Washing Machines Happy Thought Ranges Jack Screws for Hire Everything is lovely and our Hardware Trade is swinging along at a nice increased rate. Our customers can exchange their produce here for HARDWARE. Its very handy to get all you want in one Store. #58 Mrs Falconer Jr., is at present visitâ€" ing at Joseph Moore‘s. Miss Wetherhead, of Purple Valley, is at present keeping house for Mr David McKelvey. She is accompaniâ€" ed by her mother. _ Mis J McKelvey, of Darham, is at present here for a tew days, assisting in the work. Mr and Mrs Geo Sharpe and babv, visited at Mr DP Coleridge‘s last week. We are glad to know they are improvâ€" ing nicely in health. Mr and Mrs John Hooper, of â€"â€"â€", lately paid a visit to his brothers in this locality, and are looking well and hearty. They had to leave rather suddenly on receiving a telegram reâ€" lating to their daughter inâ€"law‘s sickâ€" The roadâ€"grader recently purchased by the Township, is working up in this part and is doing good work we believe, but a killer on horses, unless plenty are put on. Mr John Ferguson, Proton, conductâ€" ed servyice at the Ebenezer on Sunday, in the absence of Mr Varley, who is atâ€" tending conferenze. Some announceâ€" ments were read about a garden party at Priceville, and a social at the Ebenâ€" ezer on the 24th for both otf which great preparations are being made. The funeral of the late Alex Scott held here lately was largely attended by old friends and neighbors. The service in the absence of Rey Mr Varâ€" ley was conducted very acceptably by Mr Robt Renwick, Dromore. For the remainder of the season we offer special prices in TRIMMED HATS, BONNETS, CHILDREN‘S HATS, SAILORS and READYâ€"TOâ€"WEARS. A LARGE AND GRAND ASSORTâ€" MENT TO CHOOSE FROM. Great bargains in ‘FTrimmed Milâ€" linery. Our Large Stock of Trimâ€" med HATS and BONNETS must go at very reduced prices. JSS OIOFiâ€" w s 4@z n + NORTH EGREMONT. rdlin ery § THE DUKRHAM REVIEW Razors Lawn Mowers Clothes Wringers _ Machine Oil Scereen Doors Scythes ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO o J.i‘um‘er. | _ â€"A mecting of the Ontario Liberalâ€" | Conservative Association is called for ; the 25th inst, in Toronto. MrC Kennedy sold a cow to Mr Heffernan, of Guelph, for a neat sum of money the other day. Miss Mary Edwards, of Owen Sound, spent a week visiting friends in this part, recently. f Miss Maggie Beaton, of Glenelg Cenâ€" tre passed through outr burg on her way from Owen Sound, where she has undergone a treatment for her eyes. We are pleased to learn that they will soon be alright again. % Mr T G Elwin, of the C. P. Toronto, was the guest of the McComb families for a couple of days last week. Mr. E. is a great sportsman with the fishing rod, which he used most of his time while here. R. B. Keeleris the only Watchmaker in the County with a Watch Facâ€" tory experience. All our work guaranteed to give satisâ€" faction. All goods bought at Keeler‘s engraved free. Mr A C Beaton of the Corners left last week for B.C. to visit his brother and sister who reside ut Beaton. As Mr Beaton intends staying for some time he has engaged Mr Joe Firth to take off his hay and crop. $50 REWARD FOR A WATCH THAT I CANNOT REPAIR Mr Sandy Bell has gone to work on the Cement. M means rich and handsome gifts for Bridal presents and handsome table silver is among the most ac ceptable that can be offered. Our fine array of Flat and Hollow Ware Quadruple plate, Pie Knives, Berry Spoons, Meat Forks and Spoons as well as Water Pitchers and Tea Sets are something to excite admiration. The quality is fine the workmanship elaborate the price the lowest in the county. Two Big Jeweliry Stons'; s DURHAM:‘& HESPELER ONT R. B. KEELER & S0N, e ROB ROY. a â€" or to D, MacFarutax®, June 4th, 1902. Caledon, of Lambton St.. i acre, at present occupied by Wm. Irwin. The house is 14 stories high, built of grout, 3 large rooms with hall down stairs, with 15 foot kitchen, good stone cellar and woodshed with cistern inside. Upstairs in house are four bedrooms with hall. Hardwater well at door. On the prem;:â€" ses is a good underground stable and barn. Good iron fence in front of lot. For further particulars apply to RosEert MAaAcFARLAXE, Durham., OX sADDLER ST., 3 DOORS south #09080#6 House And Lot For Sale. BINDERS, MOWERS & RAKES JOHN LIVINGSTONE. A McCABER HARVESTER COMPANYV‘S Buggies and Carriages of all kinds from Canada Carriage Co., Brockville. Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries, also Reâ€" pairing done promptly. Harness both Single and Double complete with Collars. Fire Insurance in the Farmers‘ Mutual as well as Stock Companies. ’as.rey-ftan is dhou \yP 00772 MWest of the Diddauah KHouse. Wilkinson Plows and Steel Rollers. Snowball, Chatham & Milnerâ€"Walker Wagons, Palmerston Carriage Co.‘s & McKec‘s Carriages Buck‘s & McClary‘s Stoves & Ranges, Raymond & New Williams Sewing Machines. Bell & Berlin Pianos & Organs. 1 Dawswell Churns, Wringers & Washing Machin i ACP ARLANE, | __SHORTHORN BULLS For SALE. Durham, _ | Four young bulls from 12 to 20 months RLANE, | old, two reds and two roansâ€"choiuce ‘aledon, Peel Co, _ | breeding, \ H. PARKER, Durham. DEERING . McKINNON West of the Wjiddaugh House. Turkeys Polatoes Btan.. ... Shorts.., Hides, per ewt........., Calfeking, Pgr Jb»:.++«, Shoepakms............... Tallow rendered per lb Lard, perib.......... _ Hav Dressed Hoge, per ewt Hogs, Live weight..... Butter, fresh roll per lb Buiter, Tab......_.___ Figur......., Oatmeal.... Wheat...... Pe&S:+:}+) es Bariey....Z UORbE:)+ ++ «l.s .. Lambs...... DURHAM MARKETsS KNOX‘s lines, In *® GELATINES " have PINEAPPLE ard VANILLA. LEMON, RASPBERRY yourself. They never miss. We carry all the Flavorsâ€" ORANGE, ***e88 na4 sn e a0 0 Menry‘s Harness Washing Machines. 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