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H: -TW -, -0 - - â€" O - -. - ‘ v.» a- v o“- - * g - - .- .2. 3:.â€" _‘ A p: -93-: w ' M-.-L $*Â¥$$*$**%a T mlwrtisvnanr next week. â€" ALEX. R SUCCESSOR TO HE BIG STORE. â€"â€"â€"â€" *=$#%=%fi%=vk# DURHAM, (INT. pleasure they had together. At Mie- Bellnmy’s Artist Bulmer photographed the group with n number of adult friend., and euco; oeeded in getting n nice picture of‘ 1 “The devil in ink” Wilson’s subject in the Methodist {church on Sunday evening last. In to this was the subject i which is low and sensational in the daily and weekly papers. untruthful reports. reports glvmg in detail all kinds of crime as well I .Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cornfield, of £ this place. “ere bereft of their young- !est child, 8 months old, on Saturday 3 morning last, and have many friends i to sympathize with them in their I loss. Interment took place at Mt. Zion on Sunday afternoon. Evangelist T. A. Rodger, of Ham- ilton, who is here assisting Rev. L, W. Thom in Special services at Eu- genia, occupied the Presbyterian pul- in his usual effective manner to a deeply interested congregation. My. Rodger and Mr. Thom were at Arthur on Monday evening 3' ' The judging of live stock at the EaSt Grey Exhibition will, this year, be in the hands of expert judges who. by appointment of the Provincial Fair’s Association, are to do the work. Fifteen judges in all have been appointed in trios to Circuits of leading Fairs throughout the Prov- ince. and East Grey Fair is one of ithem. The three who are to be on ' duty here on Oct. lst, the second day of the fair, are H. G. Reid, V. S. of Georgetown. who will judge horses; John Campbell, of Woodville, beef cattle and sheep; R. McCulloch, of Snelgrove, dairy cattle and swine. This is a forward move and should be educative in its character as ,the judges will, we understand, give short lectures and point out to ex- hibitors and spectators the points of merit in the animal on which they base their decision. Magistrate VanDusen was again on the bench on Saturday last investi- gating two charges of assault laid by Robt. Scilly against William and Thomas Phillips. The former plead- ed guilty and was fined $1.00 and costs, in all $11.35. The latter plead- ed not guilty, but from the evidence, though there was much that was conflicting, the Magistrate decided that he was, and imposed $2.00 and costs, in all $12.35. The alleged as-I saults took place on the 20th ult. at the Maxwell hotel during the disord- erly conduct for which both parties were fined as reported by us last week. l Worts vs. P. Loucks was an action for damages rising out of mare not proving in foal which had been pur- chased by the plaintifi from the de- fendant. The latter denied warranty, I but Judgment was given for $20.00. [Jas. Sullivan, of Osprey, vs. George lGlassford, poundkeeper. Maxwell.â€" Action to recover 90 cts. fees paid to lpoundkeeper. Nine head of cattle l belonging to A. Sornberger were im- ; pounded by Sullivan from whom ten cents a head was collected for fees. Subsequently Glassford relieved the cattle to their owner without collect- .ing fees and refused to return to ESullivan the amount collected from 'him. Judgment was given {or the ‘ plaintifl'. 'l‘he Shelburne Marble Company sued Walter Broughton, of {Proton, for the contract price of a ; monument erected for him. Brough- " ton refused to pay on the ground that the stone is not the quality :'agreed upon. The plaintiffs hold 6 that it is, and is true to the name by jwhich it is known to the trade. That ‘they may have an opportunity of gfurther proving their allegation an {adjournment of the case was made l till next court. .Division Court was held here on Wednesday of last week, Judge Mor- rison presiding. Only two or three cases were o_f any importance : Ernest 'i" Ask your doctor what he think: of Ayer’s Bahama-ills. He knows all about this grand old funny medicine Follow his advice and '0 '11le satiation! bUilder- SMOaMIe. Alldrugglsts. Ifs a regular nerve lifter, a perfect blood If you feel run down, are easily tired, if your nerves are weak and your blood is thin, then begin to take the good old stand- ard family medicine, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. “ I first used A er’s Sarsaparilla in the fall of 18 8. Since then I have taken it every spring as a blood- purifying and nerve- strengthening medicine.’ " Half- 'S. T. fines, Wichita, Kans. F LESHERTON '3'??? WM. Lowe". ”“33 - Sick buy monuments from Iivered been chaser Quesfioned by 8 Of monumanl There is a verse says: Sound, is to preach in the Sunday, September 14th. report the land in the valuable than the Lake Truth though injured liven ngnin, Throughout eternit is here; Untrnth injured writ I in pein. And dies amongst its nurturern. Mr “’11:. Allan and J. M ter. Miss Mary Black, of visiting her many frien tives in this part. to the wound. AVA! o o . , ’ . visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Best, ‘ for 00111118“00d SO {31 38 That game . W 3. r ‘) and brothers, '1‘. A. and Jos. Blakeley. : was conceined, the score. bum, - to Miss Hannah Bellamy left on Tues- l 7; but as Owen Sound has defeated da t "'t f r l f ' ks ,-' Collingwood on Friday last by the re- .y °.w°l . o a coup e o vtee ,markable score of 90 to O. the round With friends in Toronto. , w . {leaves our boys winners by the score Miss btella Louoks and brother. . , , . ;of 2:? to t. The Owen Sound club Eddie, have gone to VlSlt friends at; ran an excursion by the City of Wind- , Ottawa. isor, which was attended by between Mr. Herbert Strain, of Great Falls, 5 140 and 150 enthusiasts of the sport. Mont., paid aflying visit to the scenes 3 and a very pleasant sail was exper. of his boyhood, and spent Sunday ' ienced. When the team met the among old friends here. visitors found that the personnel of Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Smith are , the Collingwood team was consider- visiting the former’s home at Hills- ; ably changed since the PWVious burg. match. and a little experience when Miss Wilda Crossley is in Toronto, the play began proved to the? that attending Millinery Openings. 323’ $3,! “ 85mg :figgegmnfif: Miss McCallum, of Owen Sound, is« ' g . . . _ , : best of the play throughout the game. vismng h,” aunt, Mrs. A' S- Van. playtng an excellent combination and Dusen, this week. i ' making strong rushes on the goal. I questioned by intending pur- ers of monuments about the cor- neas of a report circuluted that . Shelton, of Walkerton, had de- 'ed to them inferioegoods to Miss Stella Louoks and brof'her. Eddie, have gone to visit friends at Ottawa. Mrs. A. Allan, of Toledo, Oliio. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Best, and brothers, '1‘. A. and Jos. Blakeley. Miss Hannah Bellamy left on Tues- day to visit for a couple of weeks with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Fawcett. sen.. has returned in excellent health from a lengthy visit at Thornbury and other points. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Henderson re-f turned to the city on Monday after a; very pleasant ten days’ outing here. i Mr. H. won for himself the cognomen'I of “Peacemaker” on Saturday last; by happily succeeding in getting the .1 beligerents who were before Magis-l trate Van Dusen to bury the hatchet, ' so to speak, before going home. ' You}: Spring Mrs. Firth Spent most of last. week with old friends in Durham. Mrs. J. E. Hansford and children returned to their home in the city on Friday after ten weeks’ enjoyable summering here. Mr. W. J. Bellamy spent part of last week with friends in Collingo wood. He was accompanied by his son, Emerson. who has gone to at- tend the Collegiate in that town. Mrs. Marr. who resides with her only daughter, Mrs, (Rev.) Wilson. left last week to visit friends at Omeeme and other points. Rev. J. C. Wilson, of Brighton, on his way to General Conference at Winnipeg, dropped 03 on Friday to spend a day with his son. Rev. \Vil- son, here. Miss \Vilson. who was visiting here, accompanied her father to the west, going by the lake route. Rev. A. and Mrs. Wilson. of Rose- mont. paid old friends here a pleas- ant visit last Wt'vk on their way to Listowel to holiday and visit Mr. Wiison’s mothei. who has reached the ripe age of 9;”) years. Mrs. Wesley Buskin, west back line. passed through a very severe illness with stomach trouble. but is now. we are pleased to learn, on the mend. Mr. W. Trimble. who has been confined to the house about eight weeks with an inflamed knee, is, with the aid of a cane. able to get out and move about a little, but yet quite lame. Monday was Labor Day, of course. and our citizens observed it laboring. Even the school bell clanged. but the staff may, get a. day 0E later. Master Freddie. Mr. J no. Bellamy's youngest son. had his arm Splintered by a fall While playing at school on Monday. the group, the cottage uld surround- ings. CORNER CONCERNS v-cv vyvlubluu .Hution afterwards attended continental Who. 3.60“. wt: from, but to help ' â€"-”nu yes and we hope to have ‘ '00 5â€"4 Bank Cor. speaks of in existence that proceedings at the School on Io From the Riven him by greeted with JNO. A. DARLING Meet Me Superior grades of Writing: Paper, Pads. Tablets, Note Books, 620., c. very cheap. 9 Can-t be excelled in quality SENUING HOME THE NEWS flarling’s . . mun...“ auuug rusnes on the goal. Dr. Campbell. of Brantford. refereed the game.--O. S. Advertiser. Owen Sound and Collingwood play. ed the second round in the semi-finals for lacrosse supremacy on the grounds of the latter club on Wed- nesday, The result. was a victory for Collingwood so far as that game was concerned, the score being 2 to Laxative Bromo Quinine 'lablets (Hun one day.1\'o Cure, No P ay. Price -5 c of goods or undersold. Our Stock is very large and complet" and is selected with a View of Chomiu tad Draggist. If you’re particular in your cor- respondence, we can supply “11 your needs in Fine Stationery. and at decidedly low prices. COLLINGWOOD WON AT HOME. In memory of James Hudson died Aug. ‘7tb and buried Aug by his daughter. Mus. J. J. PM Miss Hattie Wutt’s man In Egremout were pleased her amongst them for a few week. vs-u-wssvu uuu unere M witnesses. When E. J. contract and Mr. Allan and sew it gsve his order ilsr one, and was well the job when done and ate settlement; and can ngine there are people as to fabricate {alshoods them. Passed by for 3 Sim. Pleased With “We immedi. . .scoarcely 5m. 1mm: so Vile and Cil'CUlate the euthor of the little poem his theory we will give the trenuction and there were witnesses. When E. J. erect contract and Mr. Allan pass and saw it gave his order {or iler one, and was well please( the job when done and gave in ate settlement; and can. scan“ gone. Left us. yes. end for ever more. But we liege to be with thee our lqul On that right end happy shore. 0119; _by one ye shall meet wâ€"vv' Whére sad [£665.39 are no mar: Oh, with what jov we then shall E On that happy heavenly shore. Fare thgg well dear father, from We miss our dear fatherâ€"we miss him, At morning. st noon and at night, At the hour when we sit down to diuun-r Or snp b the lamps feeble light. The sent t t was his is now vacant, He will fill our plstes never more; We listen in vain for his foot-stops, And hear not his voice at the door. arr Onr father. once so dear. is no mar}: We {one we hear his voice speaking, We st 1 think we see his BWHet law, It seems all so strsn e and so (ll‘t‘fllllllhc" We look for him 0 t in his place. Our he s for the future are hliglm-d, And nried now in his grave. That future that once looked so Impnful, Those feelings thst once were so brave The years of our lives sre uncertain, We cannot be sure of o «la y. It_s_eems as if those that we love mod The soonest areâ€"thiavikta; Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold gt The Fountain. DRUG STORE 'IOVe most ’rice 25 cents many ‘reet 'eart )D than n: WI referred a week 01' ~ .L w.“ Ming look by the (; M ‘h. furniture fact My. M wk“. III-on who have the ‘ ha m VFVS‘ 810W plug!“ N '“k. In fart ewr pi wk M|t6d thnw've ha} fun a Hominy last they 8! I‘m-k l ”‘1." .0" to make hmw: s: . N ”final was struck a' mi 1“ mthOl‘ Qt Bixt V. Pi’ he!‘ i" , m ”p the well full :tJd ,- ‘ p ' ‘ t for ordinnrv nurtqu 2 ‘Min‘ well that's \VAIH “a" Will be rominnfl before, the confm _. “Mainline countrv ' “curing of a good 1 “ hiflhif proimblt. {9 “fiesta DURING THE PAST w; CHRONICLE READERS 0;: Q1! kinds of job mn- going at hdf price at I’m-.5 Inn's Cuhmere and \x". Qt Grant's. _ HAVE you seen the Lew “do Skirts and ladle? Jacket: and Capes at Jas. 1:» “At Home. under ; of the Ladies' Aid will 1... home of Charter 8min. «by. September 18m. Tun were sixty-five . . hora for Toronto Tuesday 3 ALABGI “.061: of unsh “ix/Av flu “most just to hand, at man ' k Local News he B. unlible by buy lootwur 1t Peel’s. Tul: number of “'hisllrs hm every week-day mo: the town an air uf b 1\ should like. however. 1;. sundae! time to go by. :1: NO. have I” the seven ‘ 10! to blow at the same 1'.- FOB some time pas n sold about the: t We lean. however. x in negotiating with a nod that Operations c an likely soon to .1090 for lots of gas EXportl fly that indi \ A 1A3 meeting of vorkera cud their 1' 1 Grey. i. called to ink Edi, Durban. on 1 1 19th 8t 8 p. m. I h of Ptilley. will 8) ea endum and Liquor A public we invited to Pamnuum -â€" A thlbllcklmithing b «(and between \V John Collins, late The members of the? 110.1 thtnk their 0} put furore. and so nice of their yam new u'rangemem. THE usual Fall consisting of high anus: and l‘ecita mental music wi "l‘own Hull. on W Sept. 2‘“). The 1 cured Mr. J. H. known entertain“: duo Mr. Chas. Ix" Baritone. Tiles-i: (ether with other first-clue enmna of mirth and jollit 8i"! several Srict‘ Admission 2:» (H. 85 cents. A CII‘IZEN. who 2.» from I. trip eaSI. ink-M 0111 of his vaualumx. ink about the Cement \ ‘hKiOUO [0 know if an “given when the \\ plated. To this 9mm: IN. to give a defiuit '0 have been under I thtt the Company in 00.0 kind of arrazmvn vimtoro. tnd Gapeciully My lave an Oppon..x. “I! works in Operas) ‘. (“Hume Of a memhm w’,’ ' DODt. Of course it up. '. . .i”‘ ‘0 tde it” I“ OHM .1: .‘ch CI undead-Eng ‘ hi3“! probable that m I\ u 3““! cw be ndmittmi >4 . "nhfll‘ “1‘0! mg! inn w : .. d" ‘I "turd to this mu m Till style of Hat ya"; ;_ W. flockler’s. The South .M‘ti in type 8 5;»! Mod from wlzivll a w w tine: four or five {9' ”I“. mad will tuner “loll the well «.31 Th. water is ca some summc N0. 1853. “1 DR k6!