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We welcome Mr. Angus Black and tamily back to our town again after spending the summer in your town. Cattle buyers, tramps, agents and K:ddlen were quite numerous in our mlet last week. Mr James Dourthy has been a bare taced gent for the past few weeks, Misses A. McMillan and Phoebe Mcâ€" Donald have gone to Ceylon to remain awhile, while Miss Jessie A. MclInnis has gone to your town to reside tor a time. They are all certainly much Miss Annic McVicar and Katie Black, were seen and heard away up on a spring seat with a coachman with red hair last Saturday evening in and around our little burg. Mr Arch McLellan is in the employ of Mr Farrelly at the building of Pomona bridge. Miss Alla Patterson had company on Sunday that will be welcomed again. Mr John Beaton from Durham, visitâ€" ed friends at the Centre on Sabbath last. We join in sympathy with the friends of Miss Tena McGillivary who died in Brandon, Man., on the 18th inst at the j age of 24 years. Her remains were ; buried in the Priceville cemetery on Friday last Mr Henry Beaton has again returnâ€" ed to Pomona. Henry has some attraction, as we heard some one say he is getting to look like a Harrow. The new Pomona bridge is now under construction. _ Mr Farrelly and son Jim from Ayton are the contractors. They are a whole gang of husky tellows. Mrs McCabe in company with her little girl, from â€"Waterdown, near Hamilton, visited her daughter Miss McCabe, teacher, at Pomona, for a few days this and last week. Lots of rain and high winds at presâ€" ant, and winter is supposed to be fast approaching. Warden Murchison was seen in this burg on Sabbath 26th inst. in good company. We haye about one month thrashâ€" ing in the vicinity yet as farmers find it hard to get a thrashing outfit this vyear on account of the abundant ctops however, thrasher John J Black and staff are in our midst this week and will knock things endways for a while. As the old seribe of our burg must have left the country or is taking rather a long nap we thought it would be no harm to inform you of a few of the happenings in and around our eivilized burg. | *« N Hpyezazzzeezeee> a~ne€ecectecce« (EEEEEEEEEECEL L ;R3323223332333%. Rush on your Fowl now, as the first price is always the best, crops empty uud dry picked, sealded fowl will not be taken at any crice. Just a word about our hardware stock, which is now complete. Cross Cut Saws of the best make, from 5oc a ft. up, axes, axe handles, cow chains, lanterns and the famous Happy Thought Range, the best made. Also Ideal Heaters. line Other wrappers, good fitters, to sell at 75¢c, can‘t be beat. Ladies‘ fancy underskirts, moire effects, nicely made and lined throughout, just the thing for the cold weather. Skirts worth $3.25, now selliag at $2.50 * 2.50, h 1. 70 te 2,00, A 1.50 w 1.75, C€ 1.35 Ladies‘ Flannelette wrappers, good heavy stylish goods, trimmed throughout with fancy braid, clearing price $1.25, worth twice as much. MJ THE This week we offer you a few very special barâ€" gains. Some of these goods are good value at double the price we ask. ‘They are short lines, or what we call left overs, and they must go the way all such goods go at this storeâ€"vizâ€"out of the door and out of the way of newer goods. ALEX. RUSSELL. Seotch Town. ALEX. RUSSELL us Ladies‘ Flannelette Gowns to sell at 45¢c, good sSUCCESSOR TO J, A.HUNTER, HARDWARE. CASH OR BUTTER AND EGGS. _1 Bargains [ ... _ FOWL | _ 0 + InInk it is time to wake up and let the people see I am still living. % |_Mr. 0. E. Farrier wife and daughter, left for Michigan, after spending a week with his sister Mrs. R. M. Dargavel. | _ Mr. and Mrs. Klein left for the city on \Friday after spending a week with her | parents Mr. and Mrs. Garratt, and the | guests of Mrs. Dargayel for a few days. Service was conducted on Sunday by Mr. Robert Ledingham, one of our missionaries. Surely Dornoch has its good qualities as well as bad when it bas ,-enl out so many missionaries to the far ;field. o‘ llbolll’. Mr and Mrs John Fraser, Bayfield, the former aun elder in Rev. Mr. Graham‘s lormer congregation, yisited their old pastor at Dornoch for a few days. Mr. 0. E. Farrier w left for Michigan, after with his sister Mrs. R. | As you haye nof while I think it is let the people see I The weather is fine, and the people are busy taking up their roots, T. MecKuight is improving our town by building & new kitchen to his house, Two of our Durham boys were up lookâ€" ing at the old store owned by Mrs Prial. Hope their trip was rot in vain. Come on boys opposition is the life of trade. This is one thing we need badly in Dorâ€" noch. Miss Quirk, left for the city on Saturday. 31C STOR M ... B. Ledingham, son of Mrs W. Lediogham, paid a flyimg visit to the old home last Thursday. He has been enâ€" gaged in mission work in the west for a few years and has take» his Arts‘ Course io Manitoba College, and is now _ taking up Theology in Knox College, Toronto. He preached for Rev. W. Graham on Sabbath and all were glad to see him back again looking bale and hearty. Mr and Mrs Cline have been visiting at R. McDargavels. Mr Cline has spent a few pleasant days with his friends, enpâ€" joying the sport of hunting game. " ~ZIupP‘C of weeks ago, when Mrs wan, presbyterial president was and gaye an interesting and in address. which was much appre those present, the offering amount little over $40. whicl speaks well consecrated little band. The Womens‘ Foreign Mi held their anoual thank offé a couple of wequago, when a name, They exy quilt about $300.00 3 The white young man and the Bunessan fair one are still in the ring fand are likely to lock horns in near + futnra. The ladies of Do church are great wo ago they lett with i building fund $227.00 raised by putting nam Clerk Black was seen last week. Miss Maggie McGilyary is home from Owen Sound. future. Intended for last haye not heard from me tor SÂ¥ Io e . 5 I osition is the life of trade. hing we need badly in Dorâ€" Quirk, left for the city on ‘hb was much appreciate{}“by , the offering amounted to A . whiel» speaks well for this _ of Dornoch Presbyterian great workers;a few weeks 1t with th-e treasurer of the ‘27.00, being the nfimunt 3 names on a quilt, at loc expect to realize from the the»r roots, K3 improving our town kitehen to his house, Dornockh. ALEX. RUSSELL. ank offering m_u;_tmg as any $1.00 Mission seociety in our town rs Mclonâ€" s present, instructive ' Belleville Intelligence: ‘ Tarte is out | I aud there is great rejoicing in the â€" Rougeâ€"Grit ranks of Montreal. " Wille Kennell and Neil McKenzie spent an evening of merriment at the fiddler‘s, Balsam Valleg. Born to Mr and Mrs D McFarlen, a daughtes. All is well. Sandy McDonald. vest known as red Sandy. who is bome from the West, called on his sister Mrs Jack Ferguson. He says there are some whimsical people out West. He has raised the value of his property. Dan Robinson is engaged at Dromore with J M Findlay. A number of the young people attended &A iarewell party &st McDonald‘s sideroad. John and Neil say there was a gorgeous time there. Kate and Maggie left for the city last week. Findlay Ferguson, of Gore Bay, Maniâ€" toulin, visited his brothers, sisters and old neighburs. _ Mr Ferguson is doing well on the Islard. _ He hes a farm. a steam thrasher; and a shingle mil‘ there. It is 22 years since be and family moved from this neighberbood. _ All were pleased to see bim again, though some of his brothâ€" ers hardly recognized him at first, _ He gave us a lot of mews of others such as Lochie McDougall, Angus Kennedy and James McCaunel, and so on. of whom ail are well. Mr. and xrs. Robt. Ledingbam, of Dornoch, spent Sunday with the latter‘s pareuts, yr. and xrs. Wm. Boyce. Our school is elosed at present count of scarlet fever. Miss Nancy Smith is n$ present nuder the weather. We kope soon to hear of ner recovery, Mr. Donald and Miss Raehel Mckinnon, were the guests of the McLean family on Sunday. Ar Donald mcKionon. of the "Enterâ€" prise" staff, Chesley, spent Saturday and Sunday in ts vicinity. _ D, informs us that he has completed bis apprenticeship with axr eDonald, and is engaged at a salâ€" ary of $5 per week for the fall and winter. Mr Arch meDougall sold a fine pair of coits to xr Dougall xcDonald for a nice sum. The many friends of Mr, anl Teasdale sympathize with them : loss of their infant child, who die week from heart trouble _ Miss Kate Mckinuon is spending » two weeks‘ holibay with relatives in Walkâ€" erton. ~ . Our genial post master Mr. Joseph Teasdale, hbas secured the mail driving from Elmwood to Crawford, at a salary of $150 a year. He begins his duties on Saturday next. Mr. Teasdale also is proprieter of Crawford Dry Goods and UGrocery store, and solicits the patronage of the surrounding community. Turnip harvest is the order of the day at present. Mrs. Archie McDougall is visiting her father at present. The many friends of Mrs, Kd. Boyce are glad to hear of her speedy recovery after a few weeks‘ illness. * ~ure e e m se ns mss se remcoe m i soue oo CBY lc l%e w 0 aas =manen~ Threshing round Glascott will wind up soon as two gangs are expected next week. C. Boyle and Sam Scott say that twisting the necks of ma.ngol(rs and sugar beets is mighty hard on the back they have a lot of them. A load of Markdale sports drove out to Glascott, for Thanksgivinge hare and bagged one. Wonder if they could see? Chas. Boyle, sold and delivered a load of hogs to Little, stock dealer of Durâ€" ham, and has 25 more. Not much of a drove man, eh! Mr. Geo, Lamb, of Sault Ste. Marie, was down this week on a business trip and returned Thursday, He reports business brisk at the Soo. We are Ylea,sed to see Mr. Thos. Moran Jr. himself again after a few months‘ sickness. Misses Lena and Kate Henderson of Cleveland Ohio, are home visiting their parents and friends around Townsend Lake, no wonder some of the boys look so happy. Hymeneal. A quiet wedding took place on the 15th; the contracting parties heiniMr. Thos. Blair of. Zion and Miss Edith Bradley of Glascott. They drove to the Manse Markdale, where Rev. Hunter tied the Nuptial knot, after whieh they drove to the home of the bride where a sumptuous supper was ready and are now in their cosey home on the 6th we wish the young couple prosperity through life. xurs H xuir, of Hanoyer. spent Thanokegiying with her mother xrs A Livâ€" ingston. We are pleased to hear xrs Robt Linaâ€" say is able to be around sgain after a serious illness. xr Sims, of Owen Sound, epent Thanksâ€" giving with his daughter »xrs H Liviugâ€" ston. t Joe Corbett hbad an excensive auction sale of farm"stock amd i1mplements last week. xrCorbett has leased bis farm to Sam Lawrence of Glenelg. xrand xrs Ed Ferrier, of Hillman, michigan are visiting the Hunt family. xrs Jos Corbctt is visiting her dauzhter in Galt. miss Simas, the teacher here, attended the Teachers Convention at Fleshorton. We«. Huat, of Torounts, spent Thasksâ€" giving at home, xrs A Hess returned to ber home in Hamiton on Saturday after spending a few days in vhis vicirity. Intended for last week. _ xr and xrs Wm Legate visited friends 10 Egremont recently. Thos Corbett is visiting friends around here at present. Wood is high so timber i« going down Threshing is almost over BROWNSVILLE C CRAWFORD. THE DURHAM REVIEW Glascott. VICKERS. at first, He others such as Kennedy and n. of whom ail \n\: Mrs. » in the died last on acâ€" ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO We would like to know :â€"Whers Dan goes umorth when hurried ? Were the two A‘s yexed at souvenir at Priceville show ? What stood between A ani S when J opened the fdoor»without ringing the bell to be received ? If the young man from P. Station has turned up yet. We were pleased§to see in last week‘s Revirew the honor bestowed on our teachâ€" er iss Gordon at the convention.gof being Viceâ€"President. _ The trustees of this see. tion had a meeting to arrange the buildâ€" ing of a new school house. The meeting was favorable and the trustees bought the brick last week. Noble Wilson of this place and his brcther Hugh, of Riverside, were Bto Port Hope to see their brotherâ€"inâ€"law Robert Campbell, who is suffering from n comâ€" bination of diseases. _ When they left he was some better but word came last Jweek that he was worse again. Miss Martha «Calder is away to the Queen City. Arnold is somewhat better this week. Jack is suffering still. is away learning the paintiog with ar Dezell, the best painter this sideiof Georâ€" gian Bay. _ F fwill be hanging out lis shingle soon, all work guaranteed. We are pleased to learn that Dugald Ferguson is improving in bealth. . Jas R Wilson had an offer of sule for his property by a man in London. Jolhn Ferguson is engaged with Fred Runcimaun for the fall work, while Fred is away leaming..the paintiog with ar Archie Calder is at present at Boothâ€" yille plowing for J meQueen,. _A is lone. some, he wishes that Johnnie would come around. _ Archie intends going to hear Rev xr Little at Holstein next sabbath. xr Donald Graham, of Priceville, ac. companied Rev xr matheson to Swinton Park last Sabbath. ® Jas Marshall was out to Priceville last monday to fix the chopper for $ mcLeod. Last Saturday the 25thFour blacksmith shop was once more opened for the zood of the public. Itis cheerier than to see the doors all closed up. _ Mr McCabe is now ready to do business in horseshoeing in a business way and gives work cheap and good. Last Wednesday, when thrashing at Mr N Wilson‘s, while moving the machine round to the south of the barn Arthur hitched his teani on the cleaner and while _hbe was among the whippletrees reaching for the lines that was on the opposite side from which he wanted to guide his spiri. ted horses and while in this act the horses made for off and Artie was in x dangerous spot for about sixty feet when he jawmped to clear Inmself. _ They ran to the road, no dumage was done only the frount axie was broken. _ What saved all was that the Jrear whee!l had a break on for the steep grade. _ Several juamped for their heads but were glad to get away with their lives. not so well toâ€"day Tuesday as he haus been for some time back. Mrs Neil Clark received word from Harriston of her father rot being expected to live, but;better news. she is hone and left her father improviog. _ Mr Clark is not so well toâ€"day Tussduavy us ha has hains We were yery much plegsed to ‘have a visit from our old friend Willie Calder. son of Johu Caider. He has spert the lakt 12 years in ranching in Kansas and ihe looks as if the work agreed with him. He bas some exciting and amusing «toris to tell of his work there. I may eay here that Will came howe to rectify the evil report that was cireulated about biin a few months ago. Mr Calder is a young wan honest, respected and well brought up and would only draw the trigger in case of self defence. Some time since we were heard from owing to thrashing, potato picking and a number of other jobs to be done at this time of the year. Those that have tur. nips on low flat land will kave a job to get them up after Saturday and Sunday nights rain. ‘There was very sharp lightuiong and heavy thunder here Sunday night and Mr W J Wilson‘s bouse was a shelter in the time of storm. We would like to know : if A. likes the change, if Wm. would like to meet Neil at same place, if Jack got the spoke fixed, if A. had heartburn show night, what happened F. H. at the thrashing ? f A few of the youth and beauty gathered at Mr _ Dan McKinnon‘s Farewell Corners, last Friday night, and spent a pleasant time singing and playing games. Mr Jas. Eccles and gang of hearty threshers ‘will soon be in this vicinity giving us a dirty face. Sooner the better, for some of our farmers are feeding oat sheaves to their hogs. Mr Dugald Fergnson was under the doctor‘s care lateiy, but happily, is able to be around again. Mr Sandy McDonald. (red Sandy), arrived from Manitoba looking hale and hearty. He is impressed with the great crops. Mr Wm. Frook has worked himself into a good position as agent for the McArthur firm. Mr Bacon, Maxwell, paid a business trip to Mr D Ferguson‘s one day last week. Mr Willie Campbell and sister Iza visited at Mr D Ferguson‘s, Friday. Mr Wim Kinnell, Orange Hill, was & visitor at Mr MecDonald‘s. Miss Sarah E Ferguson was a guest for a few days at Mr D Campbell‘s. . Messrs F McDouâ€" gall and Neil McKinnon of Top Cliff, and Arch and Neil McKenzic of Swinâ€" ton, visited Maple Park one evening last week. Mr Dan McCormack yisitâ€" ed at Mr A. Lawrence‘s. _ Mr Jno Meâ€" Queen gave us a brief call one evenâ€" ing : Jno. says he never had the pleasure of seeing a cold stove between two warm hearts before. Miss Jennie Knox, Swinton Park, was the guest of Miss Floreace Ferguâ€" son one day last week. A quiliing bee at Miss S. McLean‘s South Line was the occasion of a pleasant evening, spent by the young in singing and playing games. BOOTHVILLE. Maple Park. +0 + Two Big Jeweiry Stores, 4 DURHAMI& HESPELER OonT R. B. Keeler is 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. ‘ $50 REWARD FOR A WATCH THAT I CANNOT REPAR means rich and handsome gifts for Bridal presents and handsome table silver is among the most ac ceptable that can be ofered. Our fine array of Flatand 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. A SWELL WEDOING e & Peeppoensespseccccczccccect PEEL‘Sâ€"HAND=MADE BOOTS ROBINSON _ CORBE:}, P roprietors. DURHAM â€"and â€" MT. FOREST. Feb. 81, 1902. Â¥als LATEST DESIGNS IN MARKERS, HEADSTONES & MONUMENTS. All work warranted. Orders taken by Messrs Barclay and Noble. CALDER BLCCK (Next Post Office.) Direct Importations from European, American and Canadian Quarries. All the goodness and the deliâ€" cacy and wholesomeness of your mother‘s loaf are to be found in our toothsome and wholesome bread. _ We give you perfection in baking. Noted for purity and superior quality. . Same as regards our rolls, buns, tarts, cakes, pies and pastry. They‘re unexcellâ€" ed. Make you to order the finest kind of a cake for wedâ€" ding or birthday party at short notice. Give good service and guarantee satisfaction. R. B. KEELER & S0N, E. A. ROW E. If yvou wear OL IT"S HOME MADK. Some Reasons Why You Should Insist on Having sold in all ed b other. fard leather soft.) Imporial Oll Company. D. McPHAIL LieenleTAuctloneer for the County of Grey, innarninter mt demagenents tor Snles o. stitnded to. To t spnentint onl D. McPHAIL, Hopeyille P. U, or to C. RANMAGE, Durham. Will fit a young man or woman for business, The best courses in Canada and reasonable fees and expenses, _ College Circulars Free to anv addrec #8## 08 Jackson‘s Block Butter and Eggs wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid. KMHigh Ctass Soods. These are among the inâ€" ducements we offer our customâ€" ers. We keep the best and lead in low prices and good values in everything usually kept in a firstâ€"class general store. 19092 â€".~â€"<1902 â€" «_ IT PAYS TO BUVY AT THE PEOPLE‘S STORE «hi arge Stock, C éfifif M A FEW MONTHS Owen Sound, Ont., .« FLEMING, Principal. MLow PFices, ‘emember the ulace UPPER TOWXN OCT. 30, 1902 . McCABE to any address Upper Town 14 3. =r 3 o L 3€ U THC s # TD WIL 234 M C 3