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Fordwich.
MAKET REPORT, Tuesday, Mar. 15th.
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tReported fol. the GAZATTE bY Wilson Dros-1
Red and white wheat....$0 86 to 0 133. bu.
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Spring wheat 86 ..................
60 61 •
Peas ................................
29 31
Oats................................ es •
Baines ..................40
The severe storm of Monday last pre-
vented many from attending the lecture
in the Methodist church who would
otherwise have done so, yet the lecturer
was on hand and gave a thoroughly pr
pared address of an hour and a quarter
to a small but appreciative audience
which listened with rapt attention
throughout while the lecturer dealt in
eloquent language with the extent, re-
sources and future destiny of the "British
Empire." Seldom have we heard so
much matter crowded into a lecture of
equal length, the only fault being a too
close attention to manuscript in its
delivery.
On Tuesday night Rev. T. A. Wright,
of Gerrie, delivered an admirable and
timely address to men and boys, in the
Foresters' Hall, on the subject of
"Social Purity." A large number of the
sterner sex were present and gave un-
divided attention to the warning and ad-
vice givefl by the rev. gentleman. Dr.
T. C. Spence occupied the chair and
gave some telling remarks, emphasiz-
ing what the lecturer had said. We
are glad that he has undertaken so deli-
cate a. task and has given so much time
to the preparation and delivery of this
lecture to save the community from the
• licentiousness so evidently prevalent
elsewhere. The whole community is
much indebted to him for his manly
endeavors. We understand he intends
giving it in Gorrie. No man or boy
should fail to hear it.
Mrs. Philip, of Pehmerston, has been
here visiting her daughter Mrs. J. W.
Pring, for the -last two weeks and has
bad in turn a visit from La Grippe.
She left for her home this week.
There will be a meeting of the "Scarlet
Chapter" of the Orange Association in
the Foresters' Hall next Monday night,
March 21st, at 7:30, when several of the
brethren will be raised to the Scarlet
Degree.
The Mayne Methodist church, which
ter three weeks past has been closed for
repairs will be re -opened on Sunday
next at 10:30 a.m., when the pastor will
preach. •
Mr. L. C. Dicks i so busy that he has
frequently to run his mill till after 10
e'sbck at night, in order to keep up his
work. He is determined to make things
go. He is a good workman and any one
intending to build would do well to give
him a call. and get his estimates.
The subject of the sermon in the
Methodist church next Stuully night is
to be "David's estimate of God's house
and his resolve in regard thereto."
In the absence of Mr. Garrett, the
organist of the Methodist church here,
Miss Jennie Sanderson presided at the
orgairlast Sunday and acquitted herself
With credit.
Mr. John Clegg, formerly of Gorrie,
has moved to town and taken up his
abode -in theeorner store owned by Mr.
Thomas Downey where he intends to
keep a grocery arrdboot and shoe store.
We hope he will succeed in his enter-
' Prise—
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here for the past month, returned to her
hoM'o in Manitoba, on Tuesday.
Miss Ferguson, of Orange Hill, was
the guest of Miss E. Wiggins on Satur-
day last.
Lakelet.
Mr. Gardner, of Clifford, occupied the
pulpit here on Sunday last.
Mr. Harry Holladay, a brother of our
shoe man, paid friends in Lakelet a visit
last week. We understand that he has
a good situation as travelling salesman.
A Gorrie constable was thinking of
running some lodge members in, last
Saturday night after lodge.
J. P. Eaton, who has lately sold his
farm, intends going to Manitoba this
spring.
Quite a number of our townsmen have
been attending the law suit now in pro-
gress in Clifford. They report having
learned something about law.
Jas. Horton is at present laid up with
a sore leg. We hope soon to see him
around.
GORRIE MARKET REPORT.
Fall wheat, $0 85 0 $0 86 if* bu.
85 0 86
27 0 22 "
58 ® 60 •
35 0 40 "
ioc 10 " doz.
15 0 16 • lb.
Lard 10 12i
Tallow 5 6 •
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Eggs
Butter
SLANDER AND APOLOGY.
A n 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 Ihave said you had
and have a man working for you and delivering
bread, who had the itch and scabs, and that I
made other slanderous remarks. I now say that
1 have no recollection of having ever uttered or
orcirculated any such words, but I do not dispute
that I did so. The said words are 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.
Witnesses { W. W. CUTTON.
C. E. IRVINE.
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We have bought a large
quantity of Sugar at very
low prices and will there-
fore give our customers 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.
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,The new Dr. has been very busy since
consk here. He is a hustler'• and will
_make his mark.
Mr. A. Wilson's youngest son, Georgie,
has been taken sick in Detroit.
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Darby Bros. have taken possession of
‘the hardware store and are pushing
business to its ful'est capacity. They
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Fully 200 couples attended the wed-
dingof Mr.RichardButchart, of Clifford,
and Miss Aggie, eldest daughter of
Stephen Brown, Esq., 9th con., Howick,
which occurred at the house of the
bride's parents on Wednesday of last
week, 9th inst. Rev. Mr. Young, of
Clifford, tied the nuptial knot. A mag-
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which must have aggregated over 6200
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*going with them.
Restmasfer Mahood returned on Thnrs-
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lieasattending the Orange Grand Lodge
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'and others a ihe: erara Officarere
enquir. ingseftnithabealth of ex -county
'master, Bro.11. Perkins. -
A number of our R. T. of .T. purpose
• visiting Lakelet lodge of I,O,G.T. aeon,
Miss Arnistreng, of Perini, is at press
matosisitins g hcr sister, Mrs, Wyness.
'Mr8 Montgomery, oiDarlington, who
- has been visiting with her parents for
the last few weeks, returned to herhome
this wee1 i.• "
Merriotairived in Manitoba
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Mrs. Qarters who has bean visiting
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