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BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, CONVEYANCERS, &c. MONEY TO LOANâ€"Low rares~EASY TERMS Homeâ€" Seeker‘s xcurs‘ ns DURMAM OFFICE, CaipeR‘s BLoCKk, 3â€"25â€"7 Lower Town. Will be in Priccville first & third Wednesdays of each month. Butter‘s Hotel. Macfarlane Z co. Officeâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURKHAM. Collections and Agency prompUly JAUmITAI U Wills, Deeds, Mortgeges, Leases, Afreementn. &e. :nnrectlg' prepared. _ Estates o deceased persons loo ed niter, and Executors‘ and Adâ€" ministrators‘ â€" Accounts prepared and . passed. Surrogate Court Business, Probaie of Wills, Letters of Administration aud Guanllnunhip‘ Obtained. Searches made in Registry Ofhce and Titles reported oxn. Company and private Funds to Loan on Mortgages at low « st rates of interest. Valuations made Ey a comnetent and eareful Valuator. BARRISTER. SoLICITOR IN SUPREME COURT, NOTaARY PUSBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ETC. Charges moderate. Fire Insurance Secured. Office, over Grant‘s store, Lower Town, ::i:: TO THE CANADIAN NORTHâ€"WEST :: MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. OFFI(‘E FIRST DOOR EAST OF the Durham Pharmacy Calder®? Block. â€" Residence first door west of th* Fost Office, Durham. Repairing a Speciality, TPPER TOWN 1) Notice is hereby given that anyone trespassing, cutting timber on, or reâ€" moving the same from lots Qand 40 8. D. R. Tp. of Glenelg, Co. of Grey, will be dealt with:as the law directs. IRosErRT McDoNALD. _ Montpelier, Idaho U.S. Dec. 6th ‘H. EL4 Brad tA dnctndnteatr <ar affing Wotrvatan e s in two miles of the town of Durham. This is a good farm. Good stone house, frame barn, good orchard, well watered convenient to market. Will be sold cheap. For particulars apply to Joux McKECHNIE or to Rocky Saugeen. Grorcr H. TuCKER, L e ES H i Te c ies 00 ts t > en â€" The undersigned offers for sale Or Rent for a term of years, lot 20, con. 3, W.(G.R., Bentinck. On the property m o# mxnne c Mn n . 0. 2tke small orchard, 70 acres cleared. baiâ€" ance hardwood bush. Well watered. Apply to R. McFarLAXE, SR. Durbam. All O}-aa.rges Moderate. BARRI TER, SOLICITOR, NOATRY PUBLIC, CONYEYANCER, &C. Dr. T. G. HOLT L. D. S. Lot 49, concession 2, Glenelg. Withâ€" 1B es o c enc ie ie stt a mow DENTISTRY. G. LEFROY McCAUL. ’ JEWELLER: f Waiches, Clocks, & Jewellery, Silyerware, klatware, & Specs, L. B, LUCaS, _« w. H. WarioHtT, C. BaTsoN, â€" + . P. TELFORD, FARM FOR SALE. GB Ei. ECTDIRECY Box 257, Portage La Prairie, Man. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. Jux® 28tn, JuLYy 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. DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS. . CGORDON, nd Agency promptly attended to. Mortgnges, Leases, A:;reements. repared. Estates of deceased aiter, and Executors‘ and Adâ€" Accounts prepared and passed. rt Business, Probate of Wills, ministration â€" aud. Guardianship rches made in Registry Ofhce and barn, good frame DURHAM. offers for Sale or Markdale. Owen nound Durbam. DURHAM. Our Battalion had a trip to the Falls, Tuesday. Dont know how it is we are favored : other Battalions will be enâ€" vious. No doubt our werk is se good we deserye recognition, and then our good Col. Telford stands in well with the authorities There was a large crowd, a fine day, and the sights were thoroughly enjoyed. Dominion Day was loyally observed by marching, counterâ€"marching, Batt, drill, brigade drill, &e., and the loyalty of the day gave place at night to hilarious song singing and other amusements. The 31st Batt. has the largest sized men in camp and the local paper pubâ€" lished here says the reason is that their County Council treats them so liberally that the best men offer! County Councillors please note. _ The morale of our company has been excellent and officers speak highly of the conduct of the men. Saturday morning found the boys packing. Glad at the prospects of home and yet withal with a kind of lingering regret that the rough and ready camp life with its suggestions of military glory and hardship was at an end. Exeursions from Buffalo and other points to the grove near our camp is one of the features Hundreds are here inspecting the Canuck soldiery and compliments are common. The ladies get a regular fusilade of banter from the boys. A campfire was held on Wednesday evening by the 36th Batt., and was largely attended, having representaâ€" tives present from all the Battalions. A programme, partly musical, was carried out, which was not of a particâ€" ularly elevating nature. Several of the battalions went over in the forenoon. The 31st did not leave till nearly 3 p. m., and conâ€" sequently had no time to spend in Torâ€" onto. The journey home was without any unusua) incident, except that a very grateful feeling was exhibited by officers and men when it was learned at Palmerston that a lunch was awaitâ€", ing them on their arrival in Durham. Only volunteers can appreciate what this means after a long bustling day with secarcely more than one meal to their credit. As each boat passed the Niagara fort, three booming shots said a miliâ€" tary good bye. A great number of the boys of this put returned home to spend a few days with their puronts and get a rest from their labors with the Hayseeds down below. Messtrs. Dan and Jack Mchkechnie, Dan, Archie and Chailie Ferguson left for Bolton last Monday where they intend to rewmain for a few movuths. "Oh dear what will Pat Fernan‘s do uow ?" Dan "Cailum Auig" is busy. plastering the house for Mr. Frooke at preseunt, also Hestor McDonald and Marshall of Priceâ€" vilie are putting the last finishes on the outside. Miss Katie Ferguson left for Pat Fernâ€" aus to spend the rest of the summer, Mr. Ed. Haas has completed the stone wall for D, Mclintyre‘s baro, aud the fine workmauship gives credit to the builder. Ed has secured for himseif a thoro‘ educaâ€" tiou in the Gaelic language, he cin now spoke the three talks, English, German and Gaelic. The smiling couutenance of the masous will be missed in Balsam Valley. Ed bhassecured a job building a wall under Mr. McCormick‘s barn at Riverâ€" side, as Ed is a jolly fat coon of about 200 he will get along well in this part. Wuat we hear.â€"That there will be a bus livne between Balsam Valley and Veutry. Miss J. Dunsmore who has been in Hamilton for the past two years spent last week with her parents, She was accomâ€" anied by her aunt and cousin, Mrs. and Eliu Dunsmore of that city. Mr. T. J. Hutton visited Toronto friends lately. Mi'ss Bella Alexander who has been visiting friends in Walkerton for two weeks returzsed home last week. _A new shed was raised by Mr. S. Hopâ€" kings on Monday. â€"‘iiiss G. Cuffe who has been in Elanover for some months is at home at present. _ Mr. and Mrs. Green of Holland spent the 1st with Mr. T. E. Hutton. '-ilrs. and Miss Dansmore who are visitâ€" ing with Mr, Dunsmore spent last week with Mr. Greenwood ot Edge Hill. V”)lisa H. Wright is favoring us with her presence while Miss T. Wright has taken her place in Proton. 7'1‘1.19 farmers commenced haying this week and ref ort a splendid crop. L‘Ir J. Barker was a guest of Mr. (GGeorge Cuffe on Sunday,. Mr, anud Mrs, M. Walls of Durbam, Sundaye1 with Mr. Donally. From Our Orwn Correspondent. THE BOY‘S IN RED. BALSAM VALLEY cnvws e nm mt it @ n HUTTON HILL. Miss Maggie Smith of Torouto is home ona visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Smith. Rev. Mr. Auld of Palmerstou preached preparatory services on Friday, in the Preskyterian church, _ Sacrament was bheld on Sanday. Miss McKillop of Harriston is the guest of ler cousiu Miss Jeuuie McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Vance, and Mr. and Mrs. Hearn, of Riverviow, visited at W. Main‘s last week. Mr. ard Mrs. W. T, Browm, and Mr. John and Miss Jennie McKenzie, attended the marriago of Miss Robena Henderson of Bambora Hall, to Mr. Dan Ferguson of bwiuton Park, on Wednesday 22nd. Mr. Editor, it is a long time since we had anything in the Review, but as our news was putin by some other corr. it is all right, Miss Minnie Waiton of South Bend, and George Lewis of Mt. Forest, visited Miss Mabel Cameron on Babbath Miss Jeume Doupe wuas in DurLkam on Tuesday as delegate to the 8. 8. conâ€" vention held in that place. Mrs. McePhail‘s baru was raised Tuesday. It all went up without any accidents and then they speut the time â€" pleasartly dancing till the wee siwall hours in the morning. Rev. J. R. Isanc preached nis last sermon as pastor in the Holstein cincumt. His wmany friends wish him success in his fature charges oo the Glen Allen cirenit. Miss M. Muir from Priceville was dressâ€" makisg at Mr. Hinks last week, Messrs, back auua Mchiunou came up from Mona Road to speud the 1st otf July with their frends. Tom goiug back Saturday. Mr. Jack MeKiunon came hoime from Algoma on Movday. We are pleased to have Jack back again. Mrs. Wm. Hingiand‘s tather, Mr. Hauna and brother Charie of Shelburne, visited her a couple of days this week. Mr. Henry Legge of Mt. visited his nicce Mis. W. $, Horsburg on Monday. _ Mr. A J. Darroch conducted a prayer meeting ai Mirs. R,. Melntyre‘s, which was largeiy aitended. He will holu meetings weekly this sumwer, this week at Arclhie Ferguson‘s of Balsam Valley aud ithe week following at Mrs. Mclintyre‘s again. All are weicome. Mr. Jobhu Mona Road. and to hurry Top Cliffe. Miss Maggie McCannel leaves this week for Sunmidale to visit her sister. _ We wish Maggie a pleasant visit. Councillor MecMillan was letting ount jobs on the ruad here Saturday. We are thankful that our lives will not be in daunger wuch looger while driving. Mr. and Mrs. 8. McEachern were yisitâ€" ing in Owen Sound last week. What we would like to kno#. Who caught cold leaning over the water barrei. If Dan intends to go all the way to the Dale. Who the lonescme lassie was the night of the raising, it is too werim for wearing caps though they do fit. That Dave will haye to wash the tuggy after the rain on Suuday,. Morse weddings. On Wednesday the 28th, Mr. Samuel Kenuell‘s oldest daughtâ€" er was married in DanJalk to Mr. Thos. Mcelotyre of that villaze. _ The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Harrison,. The same day Miss MoDovald near Droâ€" more to Mr. McCanupell of the same neighborhood. Weal! wish them many happy days. On the 29th some of our village people weut to the Irish Settlement on the 4th to a barn raising and a dance at night. Last Wednesday some parties from here took in the church picnic at Ventry, Our boys have commenced to practice playing (cot ball every evening lately. July 1st was a big day here, the Ladies‘ Aid picnic brought a large crowd to our village. The Dundalk silyer band was here, and Mr. McLeach gaye valuable assistance and the management of all things went off well. _ Mr. Wm.‘Cooper has his mother visitâ€" ing him and his fawmily. She resides near Hamilton. Isaiah W. McArdle came here on Friday aud remained until Monday morning. NMr. Alfred Hardy from Manitoba came to visit his friendvat Swinton Park lateâ€" ly and took in the pienic. Mr. A. H. Burnett went to Durbham on the 1st of July and the same day Dr# Meâ€" Williams and Mr. C. E. Noble of Dandalk called at our village on their way to Durham. Men and women who can work hard talking and writing six hours daily for six days a week, and will be content with ten dollers weekly, Intended for last week. Address: MeDouvald (Hugh) jJeit for We wish Jack all success back to the lonesome girl in TOP CLIFF. NEW IDEAS CO., ToroxTo. HOPEVILLE. HOLSTEIN. B he urham TDharmacy. Complexion, Flour per bbl ......... ..« Oatmea} per sack ...... . Bran per cwt ... .. . Shorts per ewt se s /% Fall Whoeat per bushel . Barley, * & Peas, ** > Oats, §& ® Dr‘d Hogs, per cwt . Hogs, live weight ... . Lard per lb » Tallow* per lb is s Butter per ib, Tub ... . &4 Roll % Eggs, per doz ... . Chickens. per pair Potatoes, per bag Ducks *% Tuarkeys, per lb .. Geese, per lb as Hides, per ewt _ .. Calfskins ... .. Sheepskins ... .. Hay, per ton is traw, * as+ x TORONTO, Owing largely to the holiday receipts at the Western Cattle Market lu-(*ay were lighter than usual, There were 40 car loads of stuff, including 776 hogs ; 800 cattle, 572 sheep, and 75 calves. Apples, per bag Wood, 4 feet .. Wood, 22 inches Wool ..... Export cattleâ€"The demand was fairly steady with the offerings light. Prices ruled from $4,50 to $4,75 per ewt., with an extra db¢ per ecwt. for very choice, Bulls sold at l’rmn $3.40 to $3.80 per ewt. aecording to quality and weight. Butchers‘ cattleâ€"Stall fed ranged in I)rice from $4 to $4,50 per ewt., with ight offerings in choice stuff, Common cattle brought from $3.2% to $3.75 per cwt. Stockers and feedersâ€"Light stockers were quoted at from $3.40 to $3.¢00 per ewt.. some touching $4. _ Feeders brought $3.75 to $4 per ecwt. Sheep and lambsâ€"There _ was practicâ€" ally no change in prices. Spring lambs brought from $2.50 to $4 each, and sheep from $3 to $3.25 per cwt. Calvesâ€"KRuled from $3 to 86 each, and extra choice veals sold at from $7 Milch cows and springersâ€"The offerâ€" ings in this line were light and the market firm. Rulinfg figures were from $25 to $40, with fancy newly calved cows at $45 per head. Hogsâ€"The marke®: in hO%l is slightiy firmer. Choice selected bring from $5.20 to $5.374% off cars, Thick and light fats stand at $4.75 and sows at $3 to Mrs. Dan Greenwood has been taking a pleasure trip visiting among other places Wingham. Hanover and Wiarton, â€" She returned home on Saturday. Mr. Thos. Binnie of New Westminister B, C. has been ssonding a fow weeks with his mother and brother‘s here. Mr. Binnie is a mining expert and looks as if the business agreed with him, Statute Labor is oyer in most sections and the roads will soon become passable again. Miss Lizzie McCracken is home from Toronto. _ She will spend the summer bere. Mr. C. H. Moffat is dissipating in Toronto these June days, He will spend the month there and in all liklibood vring home a wheel. * Mr, R, Williame of the American Soo is staying n few weeks at the parental abode at Stramestown. Miss Vick Banks of Albany N. Y., is now rusticating on the banks of the Rocky Saugeen. There is nothing like "Gun‘s ‘Toilet Balm" for Ladies who are desirous of discarding the tan of summers sun. _ ‘There is nothfug that effaces Tan and ‘ Freckles so quickly so quickly and harmlessly. Gentleman will find if an excellent article for use after shaving.........,. . R. Ticket Office. Trepared only at DURHAM MARKET. Live Stock Markets. EDGE HILL. â€"a i# + e "\‘nvmmo‘“‘nmmvég e TORONTO $ 4 00 to $5 00 2 00 to 2 25 65 to 70 75 to 80 80 to 85 0 35 te 0 40 0 50 to 50 0 27 to 0O 27 5 75 to 6 25 4 50 to 5 00 10 to 10 03 to 04 : M to . 0 11 11 to 11 ‘ 8 to 0 f 25 to 30 4 L0 to 60 f 40 to 50 . 10 to 10 . 0 05 to 0 05 #! 08 to O8 s z5 to 30 M 60 to 1 0) . 5 00 to 8 On . 0 00 to â€"0 On 50 to 1 50 to 1 00 to 15 to 0) \ :; O( 0 }\\g 2 €0 f o 18 ADAMS‘ WAGGONS : A /nll Carload wil arrive this weekâ€" I sare freight, buy at close prices, and can sell cheaper than other Agents. Y Full Line of all kinds of repaias. $ 21 T I MQ@, A full stock of the TUDHOPE & McLAUGHLINX Bugâ€" I)L G(TIILS- gies, Democrats, and Carts.{8All kinds of PLOWS and HARROWS and the yvery best you can buy at right prices, The RAYMOND sewing machine aud the best makes of PIANOS and ORGANS, #2"Money to loan at 5 and 5}% payable on your own terms. 4# Insurance promptâ€" ly attended to,. â€" Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WM. CALDEFR. ‘SPRING & SUMMER £00D8 arriving daily at &4 Don‘t forget we have €7 a large stock of:::: gji Â¥ The Oscillating Truss Co. All kinds of MASSEYâ€"HARRIS MACHINERY, Binders, Mowers, Drills, Rakes, Harrows, &c. Farmers, these are the Best and Cheapest Goods you can buy. § Â¥ k. : T <a 63 We have somt of the best DNE r 4P & dr An Entirely New and Scientific Invention A Tribute to the Genius of the Present Century. A BOOM TO SUFFERING HUMANITY. Something entirely unheard of until just now put into practical use by the inventor, all of which is coyered by letters {mtem, and can only be obtained through the Oscillating Truss Co., and their qualified agents and representative. HA. PARKEPR. 3. Medical Men Supplied at Manufacturer‘s Prices. master George and wiss Alice »offat, of Toronto, are in this neighborhood and will spend the summer on the world reâ€" nowned avenue. xre. Jas. Dunsmore and son of Hamilâ€" ton are visiting friends around the Hill. xrs. Roberts of Toronto sojourned at Edge Hill for a few days last week. vessre. Dan and Wm. Kinsman of the Queen City, are staying with their cousin xr. Dan Greenwood. Haying will be on this week and it will be a heavy crop, oats are particularly good, barley is &ir. peas are above the average, and corn and roots are looking well. A large amount of Buckwheat has been sown and looks well so that the farmer is happy. Amos Church, Dromore. Work to be commenced week beginning 17th July. Any tender not necessarily accepted. For plans and specifications apply te xrs Richard Bauks and her son James visited herfather Rev wr Grey of Laurel. Mins Allie Banks, teacher in Laurel, is home for her holidays. TENDERS wanted for painting Doors | and Windows and Interior of xr and urs mcKechnie of Rc:cky Saugeen visited friends in Toronto last week. Hardware= Whips Manufactured :: :: BOOTH‘S OSCILLATING TRUSS A large shipment of Graniteware just arrived from AUSTPRIA Tenders Wanted, J. M. Frxpuay, Dromoro. the Lower Town Implement Warereoms Call and get your wants supplied in Preserving Kettles. t L ; °: MANUFACTURERS OF ; ; : : SECTIONS, GUARDS, HEADS., RIVETS., &Ec. L in. Sack... Lots of rain and warm weather and a bright outiook for another bountifal harâ€" egt. Our Garden Party on Thursday night last was a good sucosss the weather being favorable and a large number in attenâ€" dance. xr J Graham of Edge Hill in his usual hearty manner ooeugnd the chair. Addressos were deliyered by Reys Anderâ€" son and mathers also Dr Bean of Elmwood and R Ledingham of Dornochk and a number ofoo the school :‘l:ildJ:n taking part. $58,00 was made for the purpose of carrying on the Sunday School. The Hobkirk fmil{ have been enjeying a visit from some Hobkirk friendsof Seaâ€" forth for the past couple of weeks, messrs Dan mcLean and Hugh meKionou of Shallow Lake were down last week to attenod the funeral of their uncle Jobn wclean. Also a number from Bruce and A couple of lady fmends from Pdnlo’ spent a week visiting at D Livingston‘s lately, The bome of ar and xrs Layon, Superâ€" nault, is enlivened at present by the nce of their two daughters wisses Emml and Rose who came hbhome from the Queen City lately, xrs Tolley of Owen Sound was visiting at wr J S Wilson‘s last week. The family of wur Jolhn Coutts spent Sunday withndwford friends. CRAWFORD. Igent. <a 2 63 NA An \a |a it i( ty#