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Vol. {Sb-«No. 1801. GATHERED DURING THE PAST WEEK FOR CHRONICLE READEIM. .‘JR. Flu-m A. LIWIS. piano tuner. 03 Berlin, expects to be in Durham in October. last. we‘ k's memcw, AN ad. in dthe owner, nbom a stray steer, loun who fives in Holland. c1 Tun Lndicn’ Aid of the Presbyter- inn church want you to take dinner with them nt. the Town Hall on Fair Day. 15 cents. Tm: stcck of the late hrhne is oflered at < thing must. be sold. time for u bargain. OUR subseription list is going up‘ every week. and between now snd New Years we wont to add u hun- dred more. Can you not assist us? Usnnn the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian church. dinner and supper will be served in the Town Hall. Fair Day. 15 cents. ML‘CALION, the Marble-men, we: u the Pam-'am the day President. Mc- Kinley wes shot. end was quite close to bun when the fetal deed we: done. For: Williem, will be home in time to resume her music first. week in October. Tun Exhibition Hell will be Open on the evening of the first day of the Fair. This will be a good opportun- ity [or citizens who cennot spore the time Wednesdny. Shine down with all your fires. Uh. sun in flaming state. And scorch the fishing liars, And the lists digging hail! torntiou oi' t'obecco juice on the| sidewalks, and the throwing of waste end pused nt the reguier meeting of the Town Council on Monday evening. flicting Pen-American in Bnlelo, end the coming of their Royal Highness“. The Duke and Ducheu of Cornwell and York. last July. and announceda lecture "One thousand miles on a camel’s back.” under the auspices of All Saints Church. Tickets were and the Dr. raked in the pot, but so far the lecture. with solo. in English, Arabic and Hebrew, has failed to materialize. Perhaps the versatile‘ Ph. D. is concealed in some of those beautiful, rich Oriental costumes he claimed to posses.â€"-Collingwood Enterprise. [We mav inform the Enterprise that he was at the Rocky a short time ago. Perhaps he doesn’t care to go to small places like Collingwood.-Ed.] We ”'0 q A BY-LAW. prohibiting ihe apoc- __.;.... A: mlncco iuico on the and aorue are even known to cry down the little elorts put forth to make a aucceee of our email ahowe. Everyone should take a pride in his own alaira. Hie own home, hie own lam, his own dwelling. should he to him dearear than the home (am or dwelling oi his neighbor. Similarly hie own local lair, though it may not have attractive aide above and _ honey-grabbing lath}: ehould re- ‘ â€"â€"â€"_-_A Store has abig ad. See ption list. is going up end between now end e want to adda hun- Czn you not. assist. us? it 5:1. at. cost. E'N'F' sold. Now is your . who has been visit- ’ nnnh‘n at months ‘t Hull willbo 99911 o juice on the! brewing of waste‘ on the streets. .d passed at the the Town Council «Medord Mirror. may! I"?! ‘ II- .- v- " 'â€" chnrch, Bun-bun, nro prnviding luncheon and ten in the Town Hall on Fall Show Day, Sept. 25th. Price 15 etc. All nro invited. WE regret to relate thst Dr. Gun is again seriously ill. and causing much apprehension on the part of friends and relatives. His son. Dr. Arthur Gun. of Innerkip, visited the family over Sunday. MR. Bmxxm’r was intensely funny. He said he came to make them laugh. and he did it. His song. ” The Brus- sels Band.” “:38 Specially well re- ‘-‘- A. Wm regret to report the’ death of Mr..k{obt. B. Walker on Friday last after u short illness. The deceased was a teacher for many years. and ‘well known in this vicinity. We how to be able to give amore ex- tended notice next week. IT has been suggested to us, and we think the suggestion a good one, that horses at the Fair be judged near the Grand Stand instead of the centre of the field as on former oc- casions. This would give all a chance to see and prevent crowding the judges. PflCEVILLI Fair, Oct. 10â€"11. Tut. ludios of the Presbyterian 039u~ MR. BENNEfn‘. the great. hu singer of Toronto, was re] encored after every 3003.] icdities kept. the audience in o'fwinnéhter throughout the entire eveningâ€"The Chronicle. Waterloo. At the Ladies’ Aid Concert, Town Hall, Sept. 25m. ‘ II” - '5. vv -â€"â€" Wednesday of next week. We would like to invite everyone to make their headquarters with us, but our accom- modation is too limited to afford room for all at once. It will be a pleasure, however, to have you give us a call whether you intend to do business or not. Everybody welcome. M188 Axum E. RANKIN, Strattoru. pupil of Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker, prin- cipal of the National SohoohElocution and Oratory. Philadelphia. will be at the Middaugh House, Durham, on Tuesday. Sept. 24th, and will be pleased to meet with any interested in Elocution and Physical Culture. Special attention given to Voice Culture and Public Speaking. Va‘u Israel Tarte narrowly escaped drown- ing in the Ottawa. and on Monday night he was severely burned by the ' accidental bursting of bombs on the Steamer Frontenac, on which he was operating a search-light in Quebec Harbor. A number of others were also injured. but no fatalities are reported. Neither fire nor water can injure Joe. Mn. lenmsr. uncle of Inspector Campbell, who is visiting in town and vicinity. was a teacher here over thirty years ago. and taught the young idea how to parse in the old Orange Hall recently removed. This may appear like Ancient History. _ but like many passages in the Bible * we have no doubt it’s news to some. l . Mr. G. finds only a few of his old . time associates. THE Ftir will be held_ Tug-gday and 03“ g short. time ago Joseph ansml’s flour and saw mills, at Allan Park. though not mentioned in our report of Grey Forty Years Ago. nor in the work from which we got our information, were in full opera- tion at the time. though burned since. Nearer home we learn of an omission. The name of our towns- man, Mr. Philip Eva, hml also been omitted, though one of his hod-car- riers is named in the Directory. The stone building up town, now used as a place of worship by the Roman Catholics, was one of Mr. Eva’s first jobs. over 40 years ago. andxit's in good condition to-dsy. Mn. NEIL McKmucw is into enoth. < er scheme now. No less an enter- prise than the establishment of e . Beet Suger Industry. Beet Suger Industry recently took . out e cherter of Incorporation for e ' million doller plent, end its publica- tion in the Toronto peper put Neil into communication wit peny, end the cleime of Durhem were leid belore them in e lengthy end convincing letter. An enewer was received leet week mehing e number of enquiriee, which mey yet (1 velop into eomethtng oi meteriel elue. At time of writing we ere not in ' nt inlormetion to go lengthily into the enbject. It . ee Inger. ehould meet with elmoet‘ ' nnivereel epprovel, end find e lerge ’ number of etock-tekere emonget the ; lermere oi the immediete vicinity. | To go into the queetion fully. end to - eleborete on the netnrel edventegee BENNETT. 1 E. RANKIN, Stratfoxfd. 1 repeatedly . His com- :9 in a state ; the entire THE GOING AND COMING 0F VI8IT038 IN THE MONTH OF 8£PTEHBEIL Mr Allan Barber. of ,Port Elgin, is the guest of his niece, Mrs. Walker. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert returned to Port Dover last week. Mr. J. M. Hunter left Tuesday morning for a. visit. to Brandon, Man. morning for a. visit. to Brandon, Man. Mr. J. C. Nghol recently pur- chaSeda hundso e Maw} Risch piano. r-.. Mia: Jessie Burnett. returned after an absence of three months in Niag- ara and Bufialo. Mr. Alex McMillan. of Priceville, was in town Tuesday and gave us a. “pleasant call. ’â€"’--‘ tun-.. ”Miss Annie Watt returned from Guelph Saturday for a. month’s visit with friends in town and vicinity. Miss May Moore, of Kamloops, British Columbia, is the guest. of her uncle, Mr. J. L. Browne. Misses Maggie and Marion Gun are visiting their brothers, at Bright and Innerkip. Mrs. -Greaves (nee Miss Arrow- smith) has been visiting her parents for the past. couple 0! weeks. Mr. A. C. Cornell. of Brantford, was in town a. couple of days last week. Directors Cowham, of Jackson, and Cumberland, of Toronto, were in town Friday to look over the pro- gress in the Cement Works. O Miss Sarah Stewart, of Welbeck, left Tuesday morning for British Columbia. On her way she intends to remain a flw days at Brandon to visit her brother who is ill of Typhoid. Mrs. Wm. Hopkins, of Napinka. Man., and her sister, Mrs. Wm. Cameron, of Lauder, Man., will ar- rive this week on avisit fora few months with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J as. Carson. Mr. Hugh Riddell was in town Tuesday. We are pleased to hear that he is recovering from an injury. he received at a barn raising about a month ago, by which one of his hands was badly smashed. Mrs. D. Laidlaw. with her son, Willie, and Miss A. Beatrice Smyth, with her brother. Robbie, returned to their homes on Smith Ave.. Ham- ilton, after spending a few weeks with Mrs. Wm. Matthews. Glenelg, and other friends. Com; and see us Exhibitions days. New and attractive holiday goods now arriving. A visit to the fair is not complete without a look at our stock.â€"-Macfar1ane Co. JAMES IRELAND has something new this week, at. special prices, in Brus- sels Carpets, English Tapestry Carpets. all wool reversible Carpets, Rugs. English Linoleum and Amer- ican floor oils. comic songs with spirit and humor. the audience insisting on encoring him again and againâ€"Free Press, London. A: the Ladies’ Aid Concert, Town Hall, Sept. 25th. "I'vwaâ€" r .v out-live my illusions or my front teeth, though all else may fail me." “ Admiration is like porridgeâ€"aw- fully stodging, but you get hungry again almost as 3006 as you’ve eaten “ A good nose is an abiding resting- place for vanity. You know that it will outlast your time and that age‘ cannot wither nor custom stale its satisfactory proportions.” '“ The quality of mercy should not be measured out by teaspoonfuls in a medicine glass, but should be sent iroutid in a watering cart by the “They’ve no sense. men haven’t. The very best of them don’t properly know the diflerence between their souls and their stomachs, and they fancy that they are s-wrestling with their doubts when really it is their ‘dinners thet are s-wrestling with them." “It is the duty of all women to look happyâ€"the merried ones to show that they don’t wish they weren’t merried, end the nnmerried ones to show that they don’t wish they were." A \In. H. M. Banxm rendefed hns EWENâ€"At Lumsdon. N. W. T.. on Sept. ‘ am. the wife of John D. Ewen. of a non. WALKERâ€"H Durham. on Friday. Sept,‘ 13:11.4“. Walker. and 6% years. MCCBACKENâ€"In Glonolg. Wednoodny, Sept. 11. John. son of It. and flu. June! “couch“. Epigramn in Recent Fiction. .H C.’ DIED. Know Canoes Wanted- ferry the crossings. An editorial on the low birth rote would be quite in order from our local cotem. Newspaper men are not good fish- ers. Occasionally one mey'cetch a. sucker. which develops into 3 speckled beauty - friends don’t appear in '1‘ CLE. don’t blame us for mind. Mary had a littl e lamp filled up with kerosene; she went with it to There are peOple not a thousand miles from Durham who never see a newspaper of their own. and yet they would hate to be called heathens. The Harriston Tribune describing a bicycle accident to the Editor heads the item “He Does Not Drink.” Does he imagine any one is going to believe it? Those who get the least mail are the most frequent callers at the post ofiice. Every member of the family big enough to trot claims the right to bother the postmaster. deceased husband to the local paper. In addition to other information she said he had been married twenty years, but the compositor set it up “worried for twenty years." Per- haps it was all right. Who knows? “ Czolgosz” is the name of the assassin of President McKinley. One paper di_dn’t attempt to spell or pro- -- A.-. : Anmn AR “Put ‘5qu U “vv' nounce it, but siSSfy put. it. down as “ barb wire.” We c0pied the spelling and concluded it wasn’t. a bit. too crooked for the owner. One of our care. this week hopes that hereufter all the children of the school will escape hanging. His hopes are based on the reputation of the teacher, who we presume has escaped so far. We would like to If the Corner Concerns’ man knew that the Editor, the Implement Agent and the Grit Official, were am- __....... :non g bitious to get their names mm a Sunday School book, he wouldn’t make the remark he_does about. them. fl_,l A trious trio. whose veracity he doubts to get up a good lightning’ story. or a story of any kind. This is a funny combination tor the Markdale Standard to get 06 on Mr. R. '1‘. Edwards, his Traverstou scribe. At the close of the budget in which Mr. Edwards describes an entertainment, the" editor adds:â€" [We are informed that Mr. R. 1‘. Ed- wards filled the chair ably and most acceptably, which Hustler, for ob- Lrious reasons, did not mention.â€" Editor Standard] Next comes the paragraph presumably ‘ Bob’s answer, “Yes. it is true. 1 was very weak, and Miller's Compound Iron Pills made me strong. Major Maude, Secy. to the Gover- nor General. is a shining instructor of Department, having recently given a lesson to the Mayor of Ottawa on how to behave himself in the pres- ence of Royalty. For fear of Mayor Calder making a blunder when he runs up against the, royal pair when they come to Durham. we may be pardoned for giving a few “ pinters ” ‘on how he should act at the big» reception bun feed. However free and easy the Mayor may feel at an ordinary function. it would be a little out of place at a swell afiair for the chief magistrateuo stir coflee with his finger and Asup_soup with a pitch ,_I3 3. fork. “Amiâ€"1168155319 would do better for the stirring business, and for the soup we suggest. a spoon. No charge for advice. . Of Samuel Thom“ Daniel who diedg September 12th, 1901. aged 7 months and 25 duys. Deer parent. weep not for 'your child. Whom God moo bed given, For 110 bu on him from this earth To dwell with Him in Heaven. Tall comic singing of Mr. H Bennett, planed muny in the undi- enco. u the (not run envinood by the repeuod encore. he “mintâ€"Tho Hourld, Alliuon. It. LtdiOI' Aid Concert, Town Hull, Sept. 2511: When 1 But He. the Good and Hardin]. 8“ the dun: near. And what. sorrow mi t unfit him In life’s cold out! ry hour. Bo Bo amend solid the tower. Loot m ntity would Mo Wantedâ€"On rainy duya, to fiow on “tolled beside your (la-ling! An ‘how him}; w;- ygqr grief! _ L_____ rhen on law that notmn; Cool bring to him relief. IN LOVING fllOBY- funny cqmbination for your visiting in THE Cnonm- it. D, ye .’ man knew DWUUU ”u" vavnv--v _ tion was settled by the congregation bearing the costs of both parties, the seal of the agreement being given by Mr. Rogers, the eat-treasurer. paying over to the commission the balance held in his hand since last January The dispute with the Pease Furnace left to Revs. McCul- lough and Farquharson to settle. if possible, by a conference with the treasurer of the Pease Company. Failing an amicable settlement these , gentlemen are appointed to act as arbitrators for the congregation. Each party is to bear their own legal costs. the company guaranteeing to make the furnace satisfactory before ' he settlement is thus made on the lines of an offer made by the Pease Furnace Company to tie Presby’s Commission. The congregation has learned that the ways ofthe law are dear. for they will have practically .wo furnaces to ' pay for instead of one. Yet all day there was not a hard word said. and all parties went away in a happier t mood that the commission has seen 1 them on any previous occasion; There is evidently a substantial and ° ' f people in Cedar- t ville congregation. and it is hoped that they have started on a new era - of prosperity . “- - n - ___:n 1,... Libby's Cottage Loaf ...................... Libby’sHam Loaf........ Libby's Veal Loaf ....................... . Clark’s Cooked Corn Beef .................. Choice Meats. We Mn 3 lot of Mom Wm pen-(m in Black and Red l‘luhlu. R: and “Ink Nripen. and Wu» uilh \Huw Strip.» and hm:- hm lik‘ wr :arcl Aim hmur- g‘,.;.;_'h;,' 17 H»: _\ n \vn .m'ln‘muh Flunueleue Bhutan in Gu-y and 1.“. large “so (or 0!. IO pvt put. C. L. GRANT. d I" '4“ :“4 'ui‘ do?