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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1892-03-10, Page 8Belmore. Mr. W. McBride met with a bad acci- dent last Friday afternoonwhile cutting wood in Mr. Lowry's bush. As he was splitting a block the axe glansed and cut through the boot and deeply into his foot. It will be some time before he will be able to be around again. Mr. Jas. Hamilton sold his fine black team to Mr. Hooey last Friday. They are for the Manitoba market. Mr. C. Baker left for Manitoba, via Chicago, last Friday with Mr. Hooey who took over one of the finest car -loads of horses that has ever been shipped from these parts. The grist mill here still does a rushing business. Mr. Conday, one of the first settlers around here is visiting friends in this vicinity. Wroxeter. Lakelet.. The saw rpi11 started to run to -day. There are a Iota logs in and ' a steady 'run is expected. Mr. W. A. Cook has moved his stock and tools to a part of Mr. Carleton's blacksmith shop-, Jas. Horton having bought his old stand. The examination of pupils in S. S. No. 2 will takeplace on the 18th. A concert will be held in the evening which, if like its predecessors,- will be _a; grand success. Mr. Darroch, the teacher is the right man in the right place. C. Horton's blood trotter is again in good trim for the roads. MARKET REPORT, Tuesday, Mar. 8th, 1892. [Corected for the GAZETTE by R. Black, Miller.] Fall wheat $0 87 to $0 88 bu. Spring wheat. 87 90 Oats 60ss 660 . Peas • 40 50 Barley ted a Mr. D. Scott, of Gorrie, has aceep position at Sanders' harness shop in this village. Council meets next Tuesday evenings Miss Smith, milliner at J. W. Sander - son's is in Toronto at present attending the openings. The other day a couple of farmers met at tle_Greenlaw Mills, Wroxeter, to get work done, whose homes. were over 20 miles apart. They were attracted by the advertising and the excellent work turned out by Mr. Black. Mrs. Ann Thompson, sister of the late Wm. Porteous, was stricken with par- alysis last Saturday. As the old lady is 85 years of age, not much hopes of her recovery are entertained. Mr, Mills Hazlewood, of Clifford, visited friends and relatives here over Saturday last. Mr. Archie Houston, of Teeswater, spent Sabbath last with Mr. W. M. Iiobinson in this place. Grand -Master J. Ross Robinson de- Jivered a masonic lecture before a large .umber of the Brethern on Monday -morning last. He left here for Clifford immediately afterward in order to catch ,s, train for Southam*on that evening. Glenannan. - Mr. G. H. Blackwell, county organizer I. O. G. T, instituted a lodge of_ Good Templars here on Tuesday evening of last week., The lodge commences with a membership of 25, and is officered for the first quarter as follows: W. C. T.—Wm. Hastings. V. T.—Miss Bella Anderson. Chap.--Jno. Hastings. Sec.—Miss Clara Fortune. Treas.—Miss Maggie Scott. F. S.—Geo. Fortune. Marshal—Robt. Lewis. A. Sec.—Fred Lewis. D. M.—Miss Breen. Messrs. Brockenshire and Elliott, of Wingham, were present and assisted in the organization. Meetinge are to be held weekly, for the present in the church. - - Mr. John W. Green has rented the McBrayne farm and intends to settle down here. sumption, of their uncle Myles Young, formerly of this placer .` A box social will be held at the resi- dence of Mr. T. B..Carleto# on Tues- day evening, March 15th, commencing at 7 o'clock, p. m. A. pleasant time is ex- pected. _ Proceeds in aid of chiirchfund. Mr. Alex. Sangster started this morn- ing for the prairie country, Manitoba. He will be gone about a month. An accident which will probably ter- minate fatally, happened er-minatefatally,happened last week on the 155th con. Mr. Armstrong, an aged man, while stepping out of the door slipped and broke his leg. He has been in very poor health for some time past and owing to -this and his age it will be a serious matter. Messrs. A. W. Halliday and M. Scott were called away to Blyth by a telegram telling _theme of the death; from con- • SLANDER_.AND APOLOGY: An action having been commenced by Alex.: Yule against Adam Bradley, for slander, the following apology has been offered by defendant and accepted by plaintiff. Harriston, Feb.26,1892. Mr. Alex. -Yule, Baker: Dear Sir.—It is alleged that 'have said ou and delivering had and have a man d brad, who had the itch andof s cabs, and that made other slanderous remarks. I now say that 1 have no recollection of having ever uttered or or circulated any such words, but I do not dispute that I did so. The said words aro Wholly untrue. There is and was no foundation for any such statements. • I exceedingly regret that any such words should have been uttered, and I hereby contradict the same and trust that you will accept this apology as the best amends it is in my power to make for the injury and annoyance I may have inadvertantly caused you. Yours truly, (Signed) ADAM BRADLEY. VVitneasea (C. E. IRVINE. 1 W. W. CUTTON. ;o: We have bought a large quantity of Sugar at very low prices and will there- fore give our 0 -us -burners the advantage of this purchase. Our spring Dress Goods,. Prints, Satteen, tweeds, have arrived and they are dandies. Come in and see ,us and price our sugars. (Sz d . Redgratve. Dame Rumor says that there is going 'to be a wediline in this place this week. Mx Hobert -Campbell, of. Plumb Creek, • -Manitoba,bet formerly of: this neighbor- hood, started on Tuesday of this week Jet his home in Manitoba, with a car- load of horses, and there is no doubt that per fair sex will miss him. Mr. Samuel Stockton had a very suc- cessful wood bee on, Wednesday of last week. A very large pile of wood was cut and the boys and girls spent a very en- joyable time in the evening. Mr. L. A. Mason had the misfortune to lose a -valuable horse one night last week. Strange to say the horse appeared all right in the evening when Mr. Mason saw him but died 'during the night. The members of Redgrave I. O. G. T. intend going to the Second ling of How - ick to help organize a Dodge there, Tuesday evening next, Mr. Christopher Erasman, who has been absent for the winter months, has taken up Ilii residence here again. Mr. Samuel Johnston has fully re- - covered from the grip. . We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Wm. -Brown is -lying very ill at present. We hope she will soon be restored .to good health again. has d' • farm to Lmn sol his Mr. -Janes _ . . Usskett, of Greenbush, 1Or a hand - Mane retire -His >3olne f and is going -sale. which _tom place -on- Friday last was attended 1* a nu nnber. of people. Published every Thursday --AT— Gorrie, Ont. The Newsiest Local Paper in North Huron. A splendid staff of able cor- respondents in every :part of this section. WHERE DO YOU Half the people of our County don't know the position of one To another. 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