HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1892-05-26, Page 4{VYwI •
The_ Liuue Kiln Club:
Cab'metin-Buckeye Ha1I, most
ramie member being print` ":Bro.
owed the meeting ren the
upitiVonni He announced that a new
- le:had been -laid down,- viz;a that any
mennber;found-atealingcabbage (asGive:
air Jones would. suffer by any such
-depiredations) would be suspended for 33
days'receivedA telegram had been
marked "collect" froto the Hon. Bro.
Providence saying that he was abcut
start for Sodom to deliver a series of
lectures on "Physiognomy," to club
members only. Members of the Lime
ran flub to be admitted free of charge.
Among other Things the Hon. Providence
will convince his hearers that large feet
ed
denote great brain powers, th
nose is the index of a soul which readily
absorbes all that- is Jieautifui irvature
o`r art, that a double chin denotes a
strong leaning towards murder; that
bow legs and melancholy temperments
go together; in brief the physiognomist
will knock most of the aeeepted theories
pato the middle of next summer, and all
• the low price of ten cents.
The flying angel not having paid his
fees for the last six months another one
w be imported to fill his position.
Bro. Shinheat= astated that he wished
to sing one o(his choicest compositions
but Bro. Slemin.abjected on thegrounds
-that Bro. Shinlleat's voice would -be
more or less affected by the sanctimtom=
ousatmosphere of his new fe4pen.
Bro. Twwist_signif'ed his intention of
,entering into a ' matrimoxuad compact
with some aged eolored lardy as -.one had•
proposed during the last week..
This piece of information cast a pad
- of gloom over the whole meeting. Those
of the -members who know what -the
married state is, wept on his neck be
;cause of the misfortunes about to befall
him, and thoseyet singlet wept crocodile
nears•of jealousy over his good luck.
Efforts were then made to transact
otherimpertentbusiness which was to
- have come up but without avail, and
- *Air fitting Bro. Twist "a ping of tobacco
for his unbrotherly conduct, to be
p tssed around fo€t4iwith, the meeting
.
• adjourned..
;Soma. of- Mother Graves' . Corn Cure
wa-applied to Bro. ,Penstock's heels,
whea.all -the members:wended their way.
Tit•pi•vi•ici *Kong ing somewhat demented.-
Fordswioh
Planing Mill.
Deg Hanged.
' -- - eeming, the wife murderer, who was
alp , known to ' be the perpetrator of
at least some of the Jack -the -Ripper
murders, was hanged at Melbourne,
Australia, on the 23rd inst. The jail
officials, who were responsible for the
condemned man's delivery to the execu-
tioner, .. felt a load removed from their
minds when the procession to the gal
lows wed.. Until then they did not
hno&r but Deeming would manage to
;cheat the gallows in some way. There
were present at the execution 100 spec-
tators;
pec-tators including doctors, jurors, etc.
The -chaplain of the jail had been de-
#_: poted in his attention to . the prisoner
anni.liaci sought by' every means in his
lower to awaken him to a realizing
sense of the gravity of his position.
_. Deeming, however, paid little, if any,
attention to his exhortation, and toward
jihe-end he became -completely worn out
by his fruitless -labors, so his place was
taken by other ministers. 'When the
sheriff entered the -cell for the purpose
of reading the death warrant he found
peenting in a =dazed condition and he
nonthined in that condition until the
dropfell, Ilis answers to the questions
p.to hies were made in a mumbling
manner. -The march to the gallows was
- ea very short one. Once there he was
_asked if he had anything to say. His
s
only response was "may the -Lord re-
ceive uiy spirit." Theblack cap was -
then --pulled: over his face and the Jiang:
kook was ` attached to the noose
about his neck. He swayed to and fro
fghtly=at tis time, but made no other
elfpntit n moment before the bolt was
tin wn;, thehhe exaaimed, his voice be-
ing somewhat muffled by the black cap,,
""lam have mercy upon mysoal," when
the bolt was drawn, and Deeming Was
lrnrgg six fent below the scaffold. All
Dee g's writings are in posse cion
of a authorities. It is nnderstood he
inde invritteneonfessio i of the wind -
►r • murder. The bulk of bis writings,
arebuita 100141:94. ofthis pre,
oonflictrngstatements, When the
fwentto Deem ng'scell a few
reinatenbefore the time fig execution
f'on ;his knees,_ wept and
7,• 44eaterzivnlize for despatching
EADYAGATN!
hos Wnte5
THE Planing Mill will be -ready for work ina
few days and I want Goon Lows or ANY
LENGTH AND SIZE, HARD On SODS WOOD,-DE-
LIVERED
OOD,DE-
uvrsED AT ONCE, for which I will pay the best
prices.
Bullders,RememRber
THAT the Fordwich Planing Mill will be realy
to furnish you with all kinds of House fur-
nishings, and is prepared to give estimates and
take contracts for ell kinds of wood work.
L. C. Dicxs.
Fordwich
Roller Mills.
•Wusox Bsos., Props.
— First-class Manitoba Wheat Flour
manufactured and always kept in Stock
and sold in' any quantities.
FLOUR..... -.....Per cwt. 112 26 to $2 60
BRAN., per ton.
SHORTS ' per ton.
14 00
16 00
Special attention given to GRISTING,
wl ich is done on the shortest
possible notice.
Highest Price Paid
for Grain.
The mill is fitted throughout
with the very best roller pro-
cess machinery and appliances
and we are confident of being
able to give perfect satisfac-
tion.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
WILSON BROS.
ANTED.
Listowel Woollen Fact�ry.
Highest Prices Paid. Cash or Trade.
Largest wool • Market in Ontario.
Everybody
come and see our tremendous big stock in all kinds of woollen goods which we
offer at bottom prices for cash or in exchange fir Woo1.
N Fressk ST oc1,
We have never been so well fitted and equipped' fora wool season's business as at the present one,
bottom prices. A specially attractive feature of our new lines of Flannels, strictly NEW STYLES,
and have never Vase completely confident of our ability to serve you with thebest of goods at
far surpasses any wool season yet.
FINE WOOL SCOTCH SKIRTINGS.
(Something new offered td the trade.) -
We are the only woollen factory in Canada that make this line of goods' and offer them for one-
half,,the price you pay in the.eity of Glasgow.
TA.1 NINGc
we wish to warn Hie farmers not to be deceived by Shoddy peddlers going through the country
selling dishonest goods. We Have no pedlars handling our goods and they can only be boughtby
dealing direct at the factory. �.
Roll Carding, Spinning and Manufacturing, Tweeds, Flan-
nels, Blankets, &c,
Thanking our.numerous customers for their past favors, would beg to say come and bring your
neighbor to see our stock, as you will be highly pleased tosee goods so low in price. You will find
us ready to give the most prompt and careful attention to all.
B. F. BROOK & SONI
Fordwich Drug Store
A. SPENCE, M. D.,
Proprietor.
-- -A FULL LINE Or
Drugs and. Druggists'
J. C. Bann,
Manager.
Supplies,
Stationery and Fancy Cooda,
ALL PAPER
In endless variety and at every price.
thiror?
Gzsr-k.
City Boot and °: S
• vsnaO.mirivi`ER.,.
A� 1rTea,t alking Boo
The Newsiest Local Paper in
North Huron.
Iii>not only a comfort- to the wearer but a pleasure to every one who adlroes a
pretty- foot•:.~ We have them—'the boots, we mean. And they sax cheap
Ors stock of Ladies a rd genets'" `slipp
was 'in the firsthe- them $'
E Ilouncevfite and ii
#i*slid :n
assortsniPn
is unusually large and choice.
es* wear of all kinds Is now displa,
Published every Thursday
—AT—
Gorrie, Ont.,
A splendid staff of able cor-
respondents in every part
of this section.
$1 Per YEAR
or less than 2c. a week.
Job PIifl1'iI?.
We have a splendid printing
on our
outfit, including the very
latest faces of type,
the most modern
appliances,
Fast JohPres.s
:o:
illinery.
Our Milhnei'y Department grows in popular
favor every season.
Wh��
Because we keep the
newest goods, made
up in the most artistic styles.
Nra
There must be taste or there'll be trash no matter what
you pay for it.
New Goods for summer wear are coming
forward.
The choicest goods are taken first.
ome early and get the best.
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Dress Goods.
We have the newest shades and most popular effects in
dress. goods: We call especial attention to our black and
colored all -wool Henriettas from 4oc. per yard upwards.
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tweeds, Coatings, etc.
-We show the best goods and best values. If you want
a spring suit or overcoat you will make a mistake if you pur-
chase without inspecting our stock.
Cottc•n Goods.
Anticipating an advance in price in all lines of cotton
ins . PoiS1'ei' Ty pe, _ goods as a result of the recent combination of manufactur-
ers, we have bought largely in cottonades, denims, shirtings,
grey and white cottons, etc.; we are headquarters for these
goods::
We can turn out
Wedding Cards,
Calling,
.
Calling, Cards,
Business Cards,.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Blank Headings,
nsurance Ponces,
amphlets,
..: Circulars;
Hand -Bills,_
Posters,
Streamers,
r anything "in theprinting
line in the' neatest style
of the art, and
On the. most reason-
able -Terms
rover: es.
In this line we keep the highest grades of goods at the
lowest possible living prices.
eas.
We give the Tea trade_ especial attention. Our Japan
at 41 and 3- lbs. _ fo -$ i cannot be excelled. We have cheaper
and newer lines but these are leaders.
ORD- IN CONCLUSION :
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-Some think us dear because we will not COME DOWN in the price
of aur goods. It is not our way of doing business. We mark all our good§ in
Plant figs and -sell at - one price to all. The poor man's $ is as good to
us as the rich man's. We cannot see any other honest way of doing busi-
ness. Our past experience convinces us that a majority of the pubhc appreciates
fair dealing and goods as they are represented.
The „Highest Market Price Paid for Farm
Produce.:
1
4�+
any line.-'
r Oxford, Donfiolas,
Hoe Ster r';_,
an eII lia�ts, e
0--1-P913,
8art> , aZ
vie a
Rregal t106 42,
Qnt. GG
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CULLED FROM 0
Down FOR
A horrible ac
now on Friday
of Messrs. CI
the whole villa
engineer, du
had his young
though warned
was caught in
one of his legs
The marriag
ents of the Sal
at Clinton,
The contract'
Rainey, of Bly
ton; Capt. Au
MeEeagne, of
man and bride
J. W. Shilton,
dist church,
assisted by Ma
officers from L
On Tuesday
Mr. Bruce, C
than thirty-tw
ual, at a sift"
Rachel, the
ter of Mr . Gee
tim of a pai
The other da
mother's, Mrs•
a drink and m
strong lye for
considerable q
a very critical
Mr. James
known stock
famous thong
Jane. She ha
investment, h
worth of calve
Mr. John Whi
the purchaser,
similar amou
splendid anim
Mr. George
Saturday de li
grocer, Clinto
which weighe
received 6 cen
to 13 cents pe
Galt beat t
ball last week
Mr. W. H.
was elected
village last w
jority of 52 vo
A muskrat
drain in_ Stra
and consign
How the an
The princi
School lately
of the boys w
the front doo
who thought
relation, ins
the front doo
ing morning
home for diso
The St. Ma
number of lit
streets of tha
night, who sh
cots two ho
A fatal sho
Saturday a
village, at th
Deitrich. l
years had b
when the
charged, str'
men, and he
The revolver
been loaded
about 10 yea
Alex. Ande
keeper of St
there since
posal of his
fenced to 6
labor.
Fire whic
R. Box, St
destroyed
shop owned
pied by Mr.
Hotel stable
Loss $2;300,
Mr. Dore
operator at
of year left
which office
John Mon
Mill pond a
afternoon an
John New
Maryboro, 10
and foal. {
Edward D
ing tp. Clerk
been indispo
The North
of the Young
- inn , Eiideav
Ohur h, Har
A!nur ber of.
begiven on
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