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in the Dow 1ce, INXsSON, bham P. O, w h anan & t thiee neetr. ks and other» Agents | n the herd ligree may erms Tocts, _ firstâ€"class for Service tinck. nay be seen ce rtihemte «tanting ow on be . re is no fear of Ks, Prop. tfor service, C. IK. K.. N Â¥ve Fniled 0 acres, and bles us to sell M â€"BULL, it we can do BULL. NY, y at ;E: rents & eady E: tion. &E ton osition and s. The deâ€" k is on the want steady, , for ;j : boy : in telling the h ;on how to . From $2.00 TONX. and § ugh £~ ind want sft ‘A{(k e & } i Homeâ€"= Seeker‘s xcurs‘ ns ‘This is a golden opportunity to take a trip tothe North west avoiding the long, dusty, hot journey by rail....It will not likely occur again...... For rates &c., come and see or write us ...... Remember we also sell Ocean Steamship Tickets at lowest rates...... LUCAS, WRIGHT , & â€" BATSON. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, CONVEYANCERS, &4c. MONEY TO LOANâ€"uow maresâ€"EASY TERMS Macfarlane 2 co. :f::: TO THE CANADIANX NORTMHâ€"WEST :: DPURMHAM OFFICE, CaipeRr‘s Biock, 3â€"25â€"7 Lower Town. Will be in Priccville first & third Wednesdays of each wouth. Butter‘s Hotel. BARRI TER, SOLICITOR, moarRy PUBLIC, CONYEYANGER, aC. Officeâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURKHAM. Collections and Ageney promptly attended to. Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leascs, A?nomems, &c. correctly prepared. _ Estates 0 deceased persons looked after, and Executors‘ and Adâ€" iministrators‘ â€" Accounts prepared and _ passed. Surrogate Court Business, Probate of Wills, Letters of Adminisiration anud Guardiunship Obtained. Searches made in Registry Othco and Titles reported on. Company and private Funds to Loan on Mortgages at low . st rmtes of interest. Valuations made *y a competent and enreful Valuator. BARRISTER. | 10 1 14 38â€"A fcccteid SoLICITOR IN SUPREME court NOTARY PUBLIC, COmmIssIonER, ETC. Charges moderate. Fire Insurance Secured. Office, over Grant‘s store, Lower Town, DURHAM. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. P‘v)â€"q't; Omcev TPPER TOWX Notice is hereby given that anvone trespassing. cutting timber on, Or FCâ€" moving the same from lots Pand 40 8. D. R. Tp. of Glenelg, Co. of Grey, will be dealt with:as the law directs. "ay _z RMATMMNATLD. in two mie® "* ""**" o ad ston This is a good farm. Good stone house, frame barn, good orchard, well watered convenient to market, Will be sold es _2 2 c acts Eovur en meak lobl' to Lot 49, concession 2, Gie in two miles of the town . ue o PP flml] Gxorex H. ‘The underS@g0®" """*", . of) cor Rent for a term of year$ lot 20, con. 3, o 3 on ham good is i Touse, & C rame small orchard, 70 acres cleared. balâ€" ance hard wood bush. Well watered. Appll{ to McFarRLAXE, Sr. Durbam. ,FPICI‘} FIRST DOOR EAST OF the Durham . Pharmacy Calder" ck. â€" Residence first door west of th* DENTISTRY. 1 ‘The undersigned offers for Sale JEWELLER: Watches, Clocks, & Jewellery. Silyerware, klatware, & Specs. wvevers Repairing a Speciality. I. B. LuCas, + W. H. WaroT, C. BATsONX, â€" > . P. TELFORD, . LEFROY McCAUL. . T. G. KOLT L. D. S Juxn® 28tn, Jury 13th. Jury 19th. _ Good goâ€" ing either by all rail or by boat from Owen Sound to Fort William thence rail. Return good for 60 days. FARM FOR SALE. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. JOHBs ACC CC ca2 or tou = â€"Rocky Saugeen. ax H. TuCKER. Box 257, Portage La Prairie, Man. DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELLERsS. m conl?_o"’ RosErt McDoXxALD. daho U.S. Dec. 6th M. Moderate. Mukdale. Owen Sound Durham. e on on ons ad d t . liis: J $ pindidl meravikkin § "aee, C Airaree es en dn is DURHAM. . Withâ€" All the members present. Communiâ€" cations from various seurces were reâ€" ferred to their various committees. The tenor of these appear in the reâ€" Mr. Binnie presented and read keâ€" port No. 1 of Finance Committee which dealt with the following matters, and made the recommendations in each case as stated : It recommended payvâ€" ment of the accounts referred to them as follows: T. R. Meir, for rubber stamp for Auditors, 58c ; County Clerk‘s postage account, $7.50; R. Breckenâ€" ridge & Sen, for funeral expenses of A Sheffield, an indigent, $7.50. It reâ€" commended the granting of a renewal of the free pedlar‘s license to Edward Fitzgerald, a cripple; that the reports of Nerth and South Grey Farmers‘ Inâ€" stitutes be filed; also that the circular from the Crown Lands department re Survey Act amendment be filed ; it also dealt with the equalization of the County assessment for 1899, placing the equalized assessment of the various municipalities as follows : [For economy of space we show in same table the rate levied on each municipality to provide the sum of $34005 as estimated by the County Treasurer, and embodied in a report of Finance Committee. The rate is One and 704â€"1000ths miils in the dolâ€" lar.] Tolland ...... .._ 1685 84 960, 000 KCeppel...... ... _ 1165 5M 1384,()00] Normanby ...... 2675 28 1,570,000 Osprey ...... ... 1618 80 _ 950,000 Profon .......... 1697 18 996, 000 Sarawak........ _ 385 10 226,000 3t. Vincent...... 2419 68 1,420,000 Sullivan........ 2068 65 _ 1,214,000 Sydenham ...... 2095 92 1,230,000 Owen Sound .... 2794 56 _ 1,640,000 Meaford ...... .. _ 794 05 466,000 Burham........> ~340 8O 200,000 Thornbury ...... ©272 64 160,000 Markdale....... _ 230 04 135,000 Dundalk..... .. _ 195 96 115,000 $54,005 00 $19,956,000 The applications for grants which had been considered by the Committees were dealt with as follows : A grant of $75 was made to the Children‘s Aid Society of Owen Sound and county of Grey; the application of Col. Telford for a grant to the 31st Battalion, and of the Poultry and Pet Stock Association, of Owen Sound, were refused ; grants of $25 each were recommended to the Farmers‘ Inâ€" stitutes of each riding and of $25 each to the Teachers‘ Institutes of south west and east Grey. Clause 1 of the report of Special comâ€" mittee dealt with the question of whereâ€" in lay the authority to make purchases of the jail supplies; clause 2â€"with the articles which may be advantageously purchased by tender; clause 3â€"recomâ€" mended that supplies be advert ised for by the county clerk instead of by the clerk of the peace, as formerly; clause 4â€"recommended that tenders be subâ€" mitted to and awarded by a committee composed of the warden, sheriff and county clerk, and that the cletk report the results to the county council; clause 5â€"1ecomended that the food and ice snpply, and the making of repairs and inprovements to the county buildings and grounds be left in the hands of the County Property committee; clause 6â€" that the procuring of medical supplies shall be on the order of the jail surgeon, The remainder of the report explained how the criminal justice and judicial accounts of the county are audited, and recommended the appointment of a Standing committee on criminal justice accounts, its report to be referred to the council, so that the council may be made fully acquainted with the expenditures in detail, and so get information, with which they bave not heretofore been furnished. â€" This report was full of inâ€" terest to the county council, and was, without doubt, one of the most interestâ€" ing yet presented to the council, reflectâ€" ing the highest credit on the abnlity of 1 us ~ 3 _ _Alaislarle imnan the committee, the chairman, » hok EeE CC Cl Pn . oi ing the highest credit on the abnlity of the committee, and particularly upon the chairman, Mr. McDonald. On motien council adjourned till ten o‘clock Thursday morning. THURSDAY MORNING. Council met, Warden in the chair. members all present. Warden read application from Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital for a grant of $300. Jas. McLauchion, the vicepresident of the hospital board beâ€" â€" ~~ s3___.A tha enuncil in viceproapiest 200 S oc ol ing present, be addressed the council in support of the grant. The Secretary of the Central Agricultural Society. Waltâ€" er‘s Falls, asked by letter for a grant of $75 for that society, Thzse applications O L 2 c at_ Rinancacommittee. ’â€"‘b xOE ©RREWO MUZCOC CCC C P were referred to the Finance committee. WEDNESDAY MORNING. COUNTY COUNCIL. 1260 96 2201 88 1993 68 1533 60 1635 84 1165 54 2670 28 i1618 80 1697 18 Mr. Gordon presented report No. 1 of Road and Bridge committee. This reâ€" port dealt with the application of Jonâ€" athan Hickling and others with referâ€" ence to the opening up of the town line between Osprey and Artemesia townâ€" ships. The clerk was instructed to notâ€" i‘y the councils of the townships interâ€" ested to give the petitioners relief as speedily as possible, A similar matter between Artemesia and Euphrasia was dealt with in clause two of this report. The county clerk was dirccted to call the attention of the councils interested to their statutory position in reference to this matter and in the event of their failing in their duty, the warden and G. A. Brown were appointed a committee on behalf of the county council to inâ€" quire intoand adjust the matter. Clause three appointed Messrs. Binnie and Mcâ€" Kinnon a speeial committee to look after the necessity c! the building of a new bridge on the county line of Grey and Bruce opposite the township of Bentinck, Mr. McDonald presented report No. 1 of County Property committee. This report dealt principally with the payâ€" ment of several accounts for repaire, &c. to county buildings. They were ordered to be paid. The chairman was instructâ€" ed to advertise for a supply of stone for jail yard operators. â€" It also instructed a special committee to see about cost of a new roof for court house, to report next session. Mr. Sing presented report No. 1 of printing committee, which recommendâ€" ed payment of accounts of Jas. H. Little $23.21; J. H. Rutherford $2,00 ; Alex. Sunter $1.50; H. E. Glendining $35. ; SUN Printing Co. $7.75. Mr. Totten presented report of special committee having reference fo the passâ€" ing of a bylaw to confirm a bylaw of Township of Keppel. Bylaw to appoint a trustee to Collegiâ€" ate Institute ; to confirm the equalized assessment of the county ; also to conâ€" firm bylaw No, 15 of 1897 of Keppel tp., were severallyintroduced, and put through their preliminary stages, after which the council adjourned till 2 p,. m. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2 p in.â€"Mr. Binnie presented report No. 2, of Finance commuttee, and on motion it was adopted. It recommendâ€" ed a refund of License fee paid by the late James Galbraith as auctioneer ; also that the sum of $200 be granted to the Genoral and Marine hospital, Itreâ€" commended the granting of $200 to each \of the District Agricul ural societies of the county, but declined to recommend a grant 10 the Walter‘s Falls Central society. vacancy on the Owen so Education occasioned by Geo. Inglis Esq., be tilled Frid«y and Saturday‘s work peat in a future issue. A speciai meeting of Council was held in the forenoon of June 18th, to consider ways and means of rusirg the vecessary funds to wmeer our Railway Debentuies falling due August 1st, 1898. $ Nr. McIouis absent. Minutes of previous meeting read and adopted. McQueenâ€"Hanterâ€"That the form of petition drafted by the Clerk reâ€"pecting the Railway dobt, together with the form of Detentures and Byâ€"law appended there to be adopted, aud handed over to the delâ€" egate to be appointed, for consent aud ap: proval of His Honor the Lieutenant Govâ€" ernor in Council. Carried, Huanterâ€"McQueenâ€"That the â€" Reeve aud Treas. be appointed delegates to preâ€" sent a petition to the Lieutenant Goverâ€" nor in Ccuncil asking leave to issue debenâ€" tures for the sum of $9.000 to meet liabilâ€" ities on Railway Byâ€"law due Aug. 131 1898. ucQuunâ€"Hunurâ€"Tbst potify all parties indobted to pality by way of Mortgage, th ounte meust be paid by July sion. The andersigned huu"bun restoredtohealta a simple means, after su drl? for several years lh.utmlunbafinfion.un thatdread disease cmn:rh-. auxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure, Tothose who £ EE SUC 2 ous. aand (free of charge) a 1@NOW PODRCT TY cqc220tall desireit, he will cheerfull cepy of the prescripton us a anre cure for Comsun tarrb, Bronchi6}®â€"220 *" * .ce thisremedy adies. He l;xxl all sufferers will try thisremedy is {'t jinvaluable. 'rhoudulrlnxthopruoripuon which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please address Ee s ooo cer enc on on( e c 000000AE piesmin®, WERSPCT ETCO Sase RBEV. EDWARD A WILSON, Brocklyn NewTork. Council adjourned until Monday June th. as per motion from last regular sesâ€" 2e oNAE M kb EGREMONT COUNCIL. CconxsU M PTIVES $ MEEOBRRI NC MOOCC O C L sb eerfully send (free of charge) a pton used, which they will find onenmaption : Asthma, Onâ€" huad Arctebuddrpengy mere CPC U 1@R , 2R ®ERRIRIY CCC throatandlucg Mal. at the Clerk to this municiâ€" , that such amâ€" uly 15th, 1898. I will apâ€" Comp mplexio TB he Turham T harmacy. G. T. R. Ticket Office DURHAM MARKET. Fiour per bhi ............ $ 4 CO to $5 00 Oatmea per sack ...... Bran per cwb ... 0 . Shorts per ewt Fall Wheai per bushel Bal"t)‘, &% Peas, . #* Oats. *% Di‘d Hogs, per cwt Hogs, live weight ... Lard per lb Tallow* per Ib Butter per Ib, Tub ... Eggs,. per doz .. . Chickens, per pair Potatoes. per bug Ducks 4* Tarkeys, per 1b .. Geese, ver lb re Hides, per ewt _ .. Calfskim« ... Sheepskins ... Hay, per ton Straw, * Apples, per bag Wood, 4 feet .. Wood, 22 inches Wool ..... TORONTO, Receipts at the Western Cattle Yards toâ€"day were not so heavy as they have been and prices remained firm. There were about 52 carloads of stuff in all told including 1,400 hogs and 100 sheep and lambs. Some Manitoha cattle are exâ€" pected to be moved out in about a couple of weeks. Export Cattieâ€"There was a steady demand and the offerings were light. Some of the fancy cattle touched $4.80 per ewt, with the ruling ligures for the best cattle being from $4.50 to $4.75 per cwt. â€" Bulls sold for from $3.40 to $4 per cwt, as to quality and weight, and butchers‘ bulls brought 3 to 3}¢c per Ib. Butchers‘ Cattleâ€"Really choice cattle were in light offer and the market was a firm one. Some of the best cattle for immediate killing sold for from $4.10 to $1.50 per ewt, but the general run of prices was from $3.50 to $4.25 and $4.30 per cwt. Common cattle and cows sold for from $3.2%5 to $3.50 per cwt. Everyâ€" thing was sold early. Stockers and Feedersâ€"Light stockers were quoted at from $340 to $390 per cwt, some touching $4. Feeders brought $3 75 to $4 2 per cwt, for those weighâ€" ing from 1,000 to 1,050 Ibs each. f Sheep and Lambs â€"There was 4A slightiy weaker feeling in this line. #pring lambs sold for from $2 50 to $4 each, there being very few at the latter flguul:e: i éfieep both butchers‘ and export sell for from $3 to $3 30 per cwt. Bucks are dull at $2 75. Calvesâ€"There are plenty in for the demand and the tone is rather weak. The ruling figures are from $3 to $7 each, the latter for choice veals. Common calves sell as low as $2. Milch Cows and Springersâ€"Offerings were light and the market Arm. Fancy newlyâ€"calved cows sell for $MC to g each, with the ruling figures from to $40 per head. Hogaâ€"There is practically no chan to record in this line, although the feg ing is oli;fl)‘.ly firmer. Uhoiceselections ofincnn bfinfifromsswtolfia). light h(:f!o“;l 75, heavy hogs $475 to $4 80 and sows $3 to Jm. Stags and other rough bogs are dull at $2 to $2 2%. Too many cornâ€"fed hogs from the west are coming forward, and Mr. Harris has instructions from the packers to refuse to buy them. e e o ‘There is nothing like "Gun‘s Toilet Balm" for Ladies who are desirous of discarding the tan of summers sun. _ There is nothfng that effaces Tan and Freckles so quickly so quickly and harmlessly. Gentleman will find if an excellent article for use after shaving.........,. TDregared only at Live Stock Markets Roll 2 25 70 80 85 0 40 50 27 u).!’ 18 Licdoadica d ids d L & A.scch it . hA h d o Aeeeeiiets S _ I sare freight, buy at close prices, and can sell cheaper than other Agents. Â¥" Full Line of all kinds of repaiis. @) I?)UGC IF%, A full stock of the TUDHOPE & McLAUGHLIN Bugâ€" ILL¢D: ~ gies, Democrats, and Carts.W#All kinds of PLOWS and HARROWS and the yery best you can buy at right prices. The RAYMOND sewing machine and the best makes of PIANOS and ORG ANS. $# Money to loan at 5 and 54%% payable on your own terms. ## Insurance promptâ€" ly attended to. â€"Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WM. CALDER. ADAMS‘ WAGGONS : All SPRING & SUMMER 4 $2 x £ 3 We have somt of the best &A J xxv4 + migpis ce ces cap on l e us The Oscillating Truss Co. %2 iri Cfy Shfy Something entirely unkeard of until just now put into practical use by the inventor, all of which is coyered by letters {ntent.. and can only be obtained through the Oscillating Truss Co., and their qualified agents and representative. Medical Men Supplied at Manufacturer‘s Prices. An Entirely New and Scientific Invention A Tribute to the Genius of the Present Century. A BOOM TO SUFFERING HUMANITY. H. PARKER. Gole ¢{Igent. McLrax.â€"On the &d Con, W, G. R.. Bentinck, on Tuesday, June 28th, John McLean. aged 75 years. Hoormx®.â€"On the 2nd Con. S. D. R., Glenelg, on Saturday, Joseph Hooper, aged 62 years. Marble and Granite Dealer of Mt Forest has a very large stock of Scotch, Norâ€" way, Swede, American and Canadian Granite and Marble to select from. 30 per cent discount on former n:srble pr!; dn ipaket CA ic > PIL ) T ces. No agent‘s commissionsto pay: all work warranted : Railway fare ':llowed to purchasers who call at the shop. Hardwareâ€" kirds of MASSEYâ€"HARRIS MACHINERY, Binders, Mowers, Drills, Rakes, Haurows, &c. Farmers, these are the Best and Cheapest Goods you can buy. @@ Whips Manufactured : :: : BOOTH‘S OSCILLATING TRUSS A large shipment of Graniteware _ Py W, GARDINER, the Lower Town Implement Warerooms j§st arrived from AUSTPRIA Call and get your wants supplied in Preserving Kettles. :fcb ; ; : MANUFACTURERS OF : : : : : SECTIONS. GUARDS., HEADS, RIVETS, &Ec. A full Carload wil arrive this weekâ€" TORONTO OODS avriving daily at .. Hiack lowing offer, Close with it at once, 1% may be witharawn : -l‘vlovto.lw.l.t. 1900, and }for.l.m Weekly Globe for 1 year, Will our friends oblige us by making these offers known? If you are not getting them join our club and secure its advantages. If you have already got the Review the Globe is 50c, Mail 40c Sun 40¢c, Witness 00c. Mon. Star 75¢, first in the field. . BBADLEY GABRETSON COMPAKY, Agents for the greatest Cana P:;:t.ohdno‘:o.' muhllw'ofifl: rybody, Easy to make $5.00 daily. & *