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and 2 op CrRaKay. essan P. 0, by two ut ri L. D. for sate See our 3¢. Just read the following prices : ; yds. long, 28 in. wide, 40c. a *4 42 64 "be. * l 3; o6 hk :.* 2.@ 66 6 Get one of our new Carpet Stretchers. ~ We have the best made for 90 egnu-i Land Paster. BARREL SALT. FEED CORN. M S. CORN. Millet. â€" Hungarian Grass. Turnip Seed. ABERDEEN PURPLE TOP. (~XPROVED GREY STONE. LINCOLN RED GLOBE. We take this opportunity of thinking our customers for past patronage, and we are couvinced that the new system will meris a coniinuance of the same. Hoth Camphor Balls. Moth Camphor Paper. Chloride Lime. Potato Bug Killer $1.00 for 100 lIbs. CLUG SHOT for Cabbage Grubs. "Large Saies & Small Profits." RIN Buckwheat & Rape. . PARKDR Durham, Aug. 9th, ‘96 19 ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash system, which means Cash or its equivalent, and that our Motto will be We beg to inform our Customâ€" ?1PlS CREEN . & J. McKecEnie. TZE CASH V OL. XVIII.â€"NO. 35. YOU WILL"*NEED ADOPTED BY N., G. & J. McKECHNIE. New Lace Curains So is Houseâ€"cleaning time, and SPRING IS HERE Druggist & Seedraman, Durhan. :! yds. ‘l?ng, ‘}3 in. !‘v.ide. O‘lg‘)a pr. Fiy Paper| Pads. Sticky Fly Paper. Machine Oils. Cho t y up, °CB. A Pamrum Ruxmor.â€"The * World ‘ and the * News ‘ of Toronto, contain «tartling stories that the body found in a lake in the Temiscaming districv was that of Ang: u_ McKelvie. _ The story is not thoroughâ€" ty verifled, but as Angus is in that neishâ€" borhood and no word received from Inm for a month, there is room for anxiety on the part of his friends. Mr. R. Parker is at presont on a business trip to Angus and v ord is expected daily from him, His fa ther left for Toronto this morning to con: fer with his son G«orge, and thns the «us nense will soon be Lroken. If the story is correct there can be no doubt of foul play as the idea of suicide is out of t! e yuestion in a young man of Angus‘ tem: perament. _ We syimpathise with the friends and will add no more till further news is obtained. â€"_Soctat GATHERi®NG,â€"OUn Friday evenâ€" ing t.he 28th inst. the members of the C, E. Society of Burn‘s Church, Rocky Saugeon apent a very pleasant Social Evening at the honpitah?e residence of Mr. Jno McKechnie. There was a large turn out of themembers and their frit-nfis and a most enjoyable evening was passâ€" ed by all. Theearly part of the evenâ€" ing was devoted to games of various kinds into which all entered heartily and which afforded unlimited amusement. The announcement that {refreshments were about to be served put a stop to the games then in progress and allâ€"were soon enjoying the excellent provisions made by the ladies of the society. After the wants of the inner man had sheen A RetrRiction. â€"We have been inform. ed that an item in our Inst issne charging Mr. Langrill, of Bentinck, with being beâ€" tore the mayorgfor disorderly co. du t, is not correct. The information was given us as reliable news and we regret to find that the charge was false. _ We therefore frankly acknowledge the immistake and reâ€" gret that Mr. Langrill has been placed tg, fore the pullic in a false position. On Monday last Mr. J. W. Crawford, attended the funeral of his father who died near Holstein at the I‘il)t' age of 81 years. He survived his wife but 6 months and was placed beside her in Reid‘s buryâ€" ‘ng ground, cast of the village. Capt, McGire asks for some more young men to fill up the ranks of the company, Now is a chance for some of our young patriots to learn the art of war and have a fine trip to Niagara besides. Mr. Thos. Storey, of the Chatsworth News, naccompanied by Miss Blyth, Chatsworth and Mss ~Leslie, Owen Sound were in town on a visit, over the week end. Mr. J. B. McLean, of the McLean Pub. Co.. visifl-d his mother in town, Saturâ€" dur to Monday having bsen off on a holiday to the newer northern regions of Ontario. We were pleased to meet Mr. Shewâ€" an, a nephew of Mrs. T. Laughton‘s Dromore, on Monday last. Mr. 8. keep‘s a large music store in Toronto. The Salvation Army have invaded the town again, and giye some fine street singing. A meeting of the Rural Deanery of Grey was held in Trinity Church, 'I}:ws- day, Rural Dean Graham, of Shelburne presided. Dr. and Mrs. Jamieson and Brad came home Monday night and were welcomed by many friends at the station. Dr. Clarke, who had Dr. Jamieson‘s practice lately, was visiting friends in town this week. Dr. Sheppard, of Kimberley, was in town at the beginninng of the week. Miss Allen of Mt. Forest is the guest of Miss M. McCracken this week. Big Bargains in Flannelettes at Grant‘s. Mr. Norman McRae, left last Tuesday to fill a position in Mr. W. Turner‘s Drugstore Markdale. Our Subscribers need not betold of the excellence of the Globe which has no equal as a wweekty newspaper even outâ€" side of politics. Moreover new features are to ne added in a month or so, that will largely increase its yalue. The REvIEW will be better than ever the coming year, and as a local paper will have no superior. We have to thank our friends for the generous supâ€" port of the past and hope our efforts to supply them with local and general news at a very low clubbing rate will be appreciated in "hard times. Other papers desired can also be secured atlow rates. LOCAL AND GENERAL. WEEKLY GLOBE,. We will furnish you with the Weekly Globe to the 1st of JanTn]\ry 1897 for 15¢ or Globe and REvIEW for the same time for 40 cts. We will furnish both papers to the Ist of January 1898 fcr $1.65. Those who have already paid for the REvIEW may have the same advantages on the Globe if desived. s DAILY GLOBE, We are able this week to make an extraordinary announcement. We can furnish the Daily Globe duting this session of Parliament for 50 cts, and for one month, if the session does not last that long. This will be a fighting session by appearances, therefore get the fullest news, at once. ~Sit fully attended to the young REVIEW AND GLOBE. We Ja DUREAM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1896. Our local officers are worthy of all praise for the celerity displayed in their capture, It‘s No Hopeless Wail, but testimony | One of the Best Equipped Schools in With a True Ring to It for the the Province. Gr e« . iregi .o oo STAFF OF NINE SPECIALISTS. ‘ The thieves haye been caught. Mr. Laidlaw used the wires Sunday where K‘lnces could be caught, and early on onday word came from â€" Neustadt that they had been seen,. Mtr. Laidlaw drove off to Neustadt and was on their tracks to Harriston,. Not finding them, he returned to Neustadt and wired to Harriston ; and a constable there sueâ€" ceeded in arresting them. Meanwhile Chief Carson and Constable Whelan had been doing some good detective work and before long had them in possâ€" ession. â€" They brought them captives to Durham, and lodged them for an hour or so in the lock up. They were then brought Lefore a hnch of Magistrates consisting of Messrs Jas. Edge, W. H. Nockler, and W. Calder. The prisoners pleaded not guiliy and elected to be silent till tried by a jury, The constaâ€" bles gave the stery of the capture, the watch which belonged to Mr. T. Barclay was found on them and identified by that;gentleman, 4 watchchains were foug@ upon them, and Mr. Laidlaw eastlyFidentified his clothes. 'l‘h}{ had been given a meal by Mr. Geo. Wilson of the Sawwmill, North Egremont, and heidentified them. So it seems to be a clear case. They were sent to Owen Sound to await their trial at the forthcoming assizes, ago." SAVED MY LIFE. Chief Carson secured the tickets which they had removed from the new garments, and by these the kind of goods is known. This clue is being worked upon and by the aid of the wires it is hofied the rascals will be captured though they chose a good time to prevent a search being made, The burglary was not discovered till afternoon Sunday, when one of the fam ily going to the store found a cont, pants, shirt, old hat, and two pairs of old boots lying on the floor. These the burglars had replaced by new ones from the stock around them, and had also appropriated some %ln\'vs. Certain inâ€" cidents point to the belief that the burglars were familiar with the place. 15 watch chains, a watch, some brooches and other trinkets were removed. On Saturday night between 11 p. m. and Sunday, Mr. Laidlaw‘s store was entered burglariously, the thieves havâ€" ing found their way to the cellar and forced a door up into the store. _ Owrx SoUND FaiIr.â€"In our advertisâ€" ing column will be found the first afterâ€" noon‘s programme of the above Fair. Intending visitors should note well the fact that, contrary to usual custom, Tuesday promises to be the leading day, The distinguished visitors, who will take part in the formal opening are among Canada‘s most eloquent men, and are evidently chosen regardless of their lmlitical leanings. _ ‘This is as it should )e, â€" Among the special attractions will doubless be the Mineral exhibit (if securâ€" ed), the Piscatorial disglny. the $7000,00 curio collection, the St, Belmos, two noted trapeze performers,. Competing Bands from neighbcring Towns will Zadd much to the interest of the occasion. Children‘s parade will be a special featâ€" ure of this day,s programime, The subâ€" stantial part of the exhibition is not overâ€" looked as a well selected $3000,00 prize list testifies, Apparently the best trot and run are also placed for Tuesday, the 15th inst, We wish the energetic Board of Directors all success in their third annual Exhibition under the uew manâ€" agement. + The Review, is a six column quarto, 2octs, to the end of the year, or to Jan. 1st. 1808, $1.2%5. Send in your name. Our Readers will be surprised to tind a portion of the Review in their hands this week after our announcement of a holiday last week. News and business items seemed to press so much that we have made up this single sheet, which strangers must not think represents our regular issve. saar Special attention given to candidates WONDERFUL TESTIMONIALS. ‘ for }l‘e:whers' Uertifi{?ales and University Mayor Laidlaw the Victim. This Week‘s Review. A Clever Capture. BURGLARY. â€"LATER.â€" * @> ++ I hereby giye notice, that I warn all or any persons or person whomsocver, against advancing anf' moneys by loan or otherwise on Lot number 26 in the 2nd Concession Fast Garafraxa Road, in the Township of Glenelg in County of Grey, without my written order or consent, as L claim a life Estate in the said lands. There are on said lands a Frame Cotâ€" tage a frame barn and stable, an orchard of large beating trees, and about 90 acres cleared. â€"All well watered. Ten per cent at the time of Sale, and meantime may be ascertained on applicâ€" ation to the undersigned. A. H. JACKSON, J. E. CARWARDINE, Diuubham. Vendot, Dated at Durham August 26th ‘06. Dated July 16th 1896. mile of Post Office, Terms easy, For J at one o‘clock in the afternoon, the following viz : Lots number 44 and 45 in the first Concession South of the Durhaum road in the said township of Bentinck, and lcont.uiuig one hundred acres more or @s8. in thr(:i‘,“t‘;:: of Durham, in the County WEDXESDAY, the 30th of Sopt ‘96 Of Farm Land in the TOWNSHIP of BENTINCK in the County of Grey. U NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A power of Sale contaiued in a Mortâ€" gage, which will be ‘)mduced at the time of Sale, there will be offered for Sale by JAMES CARSCN, AvocorionrErR, By public Auction, at the Matriculation. of the said "The Lamlash Butter and Cheese _ Manufacturing _ Association (Limited) in liquidaiion, TakE NoticE that pursuant to the provisions of the said act, a meeting of the Share holders and Contributories of the above named Association will be held in my office in the village of Hanover in the county of Grey on Satâ€" urday the 19th day of September A. D. 1896 at the hour of 2 o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon in order that the said Contributâ€" ories may direct the liquidator how to dispose of the real and personal properâ€" ty of the said Association and generally as to how he shall collect the assets of, and wind up the business of the said Association, and for other business, â€"A full attendance is requsted. Hanover September 1st, 1806. H. H. MirurR. s usc yen es . ie LAgquidator In the matter of the Revised Statutes of Ontario Chapter 183 entitled "The Joint Stock Companies Winding up act", and in the matter of "The Lamlash Butter an«d4 Cheese Manufacturing Assâ€" ociation Limited" in Liquidation. I tried almost every known remedy without relief. I was induced as a last resort to try Ssouth American Nervine. The first bottle benefited me, and five bottles cured me. It is a grand medâ€" icine, and 1 owe my life to it." disorded nerve centres. Cure the nerves and you will control the disease, South American Nervine has proved this thousands of times. It is a powerful nerve builder and, in cases of ascute inâ€" digestion and dyspepia, has effected marvellous cures. Geo. Webster of Forest writes : "For a number of years 1 suffered greatly from neryousness, twivl.lirl)g of muscles and sleeplessness. MaxiToBA CROPS.â€"Whi LCC Un . _~ k First Year Toronto University Junior Matriculation Art Hcho ol Certificntes W. H. JEN KINB, D AUCTION SALE. Form I Examination Part I of Form II Primary Certificates Junior Leaying Certificates ow EN soOUND Colegiate Institute. IN THE COUNTY COURT OE THE COUNTY OF GREY. CEN TRAL HOTEL, Beview. [+) AuExaxpEnx McDoxaLp, . *Rocky P. O. TERMS of SALE. NOTICE. RECORD 1896. Sold by, McFarlane & Co. NOTICE. J, E. 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