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GORRIE, ONT., `THURSDAY, . AUC+UST llth, 1692.
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TUCK, M. D.
,rE34BERof College of Physicians and Sur -
in
E, DLit.
GORRIE, ONT.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, -
. Veterinary Surgeon
J
GRIADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
and registered member of Ontario Veterin-
ary-Association.
Next to Methodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, GORRIE, ONT.
JAS. McLAUGHLIN,
ISSUE$ OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. No
witnesses required.
Office:—At my Residence, GonnlE.
DENTISTRY.
Eity grocery.
1.1LION • STOKE"
WROXETER.
Strayed.
DO(}.—From Harsiston, a young Caine Dog.
Color, sable and white; answers to the name
"of "Glen." The finder will be_rewarded by leav-
ing it With JOHN ANDERSON,
9th con., Howick,
-- - . 'Fordwich P. O.
1-1 AVING bought out the stock of MR. JAMES
IRELAND I will endeavor to keep up e
reputation for High -Class
JS. JEROME, L. b. S„ Wingham, Will visit
• Gorrie, the 1st and 3rd Monday of each
month. Teeth extracted without pain. All work
warranted.
MISS GREGORY,
(Late of Harriston.)
TIRES& AND MANTLE MASER. APPBEN
iJ flees Wanted. Rooms over W. S. Bean's
Store.
GIRO1 RIES,
Confectionery,
—Staple and Fancy—
Crockery, Silverware and
Fancy Goods, t
that my predecessor has so well merited- fOr the g he Balance_ of our
last 15 years. _
Everything Fresh and
Guaranteed of the
Finest Quality.'.
No use to enumerate prices, but call
and see for yourself.
I will sell as Cheap
Cheapest.
es,
ns
ENNELL'S
OTOGRAFS
OR
ORTUNATE
FOLKS.
as
Millinery stock, trimmed and
untrimmed,• we will clear out
at Cost. Our 'Biline,
leaves 25th July for holidays,
so kindly bear in mind every-
thing goes in that department.
Hats and . Caps to
clear, and several other lines.
the. Call a1d Se.
Still in the Market for
WOO !
T. F. MILLER,
NAT RoILE'rE1 .
R. H. FORTUNE, V.S. C.B.C. .
HONOR Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege, Toronto, Fellow of the Ontario Vet-
erinary Medical Aasoeiation. Under Graduate
of C.B.C.; Hamilton. Successor to J. Martini ,W
Dentistry a specialty, Office. Main et., Wroxeter.
d
rks.
S. T. FENNELL,
ToRpo(i4i Arri -r
Capillary Abridger.
Hirstute Vegetator.
�3.No Threshbignioh O
MeaWfixes ue
COrtf.. in and sit down;_,,..
'SC,11.` e
Bull for Service.
Lion .9tm,re, Wxc»attar•
J. W. Sanderson..
Don't be in a Hurry
to sell Your.
Local A 'fairs%
Miss Hattie Walker spent Sunday last
in Wroxeter. •
Sheriff's Bailiff Grundy; .of Goderich,
was in town this week on official busi-
uess
Mrs. John Farrow and child, of Lon-
don, is visiting her parents in town at
present.
Mrs, S. Mcntgorcer y, of Stamey, was
visiting friends here lest week, return-
ing home on Saturday.
Mrs. J. W Green and children re-
turned oh Tuesday from a visit to her
parents' hote in Clinton. •
Mr. Jno. B: Campbell, teacher, spent:I`
last `week "1,f and around Port Elgin,
visiting with his brother.
A picnic party of Gorrieites spent a
pleasant afternoon at the beautiful lake
atoLakelet oil Tuesday last.
Dr. Armstrong, V. S., has greatly
beautified -his residence by 'having it re
painted in attractively blending colors.
Miss Laine, of Clinton, is visiting rel-
atives in town at present.
Miss Kate Earngey, of London, has
been visiting her mother here the past
week or so, returning to the city yester-
day.
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THE-ThotonghbredfrolateinBull "BARNTON
BOY" will servo cows at LOT 18 CCN.;`
HOWICK. He id three years old, and weigias
2058 pounds. Pedigree can be seen at the resi-
dence of the Proprietor.
TERMS:—$I.00 at time of service, or $150 S ^ e the %agora
booked. HENRYWILLITTS. e V �/ agon
YOU
—OF—
Miss Nottman,who has been the guest
of Mrs. Carson in this village, for some
time past, returned to Toronto this
week.
The Gerrie Orangemen have decided
t� hold a grand celebration hof Guy
Fawkes' Day herepn the 5th'November
next. ,
Mrs. Henry Perkins, accompanied by
Ler son, Mr. Geo._ Perkins, were—visiting
Walton_ tor. a cSnple of days early in
the week.
John TML Ptah, i sold. his farm
on the 6th,ecn., i s 3 r 1.•e i:`;d ell;
ofCranbrook. Possession is to he given
next April.
Mr, Gilbert Jardine is.. quite poorly of
late... The old gentleman is 90 years of
age and is one of the oldest residents of
this section.
Afoot ball match between theijuniors
of Listowel and Gerrie is to be played ter four o'clock the lodge was opeuedfor
here in a low dais. The exact date has a Sheri session. The room presents
d
Mrs. S. T.'Fenneileand children were
at Redgravetv'-sitinsdast a: ae1S,returning
home on Tuesday. Mr. F. also spent
Sunday there.
The Harriston . Tribune gives the
'Gorrie Brass Band ranch praise far their
fine playing at -the Masonic entertain-
ment in Fordwich two. weeks ago.
Rev. W. Savage will occupy the
Methodist pulpit here next Sunday. In
the evening the collection will be in aid
of the • building fund of his mission
church on an Indian Reservation, the
old one having recently been burned
-Mr. Amos Doan , is absent in Algoma
assisting his uncle, Mr. Bolton, of Lis-
towel; in surveying a township. He
will return home in September. His
many friends while missing him from
town, envy him for the good time he is
having "way back in Algo•ma."
WOOl'-�e�OOl J. W. yyA"TEN OUSE,
W
-14'e wish to intimate to the farmers of
the surrounding country .that we in-
tend opening out a branch of the
Who ._ i__��...,. �1... A.r n�vnaTnv WOOL
r
WIho is handling the PALMERSTON WOOL -
LEN FACTORY'S line of Woolen Goods,.
and will call atyour door shortly, with
the very best goods in the market.
Highest Price Paid in
Cash or Trade.
els
Greegla Mills.
WALKERTON WOOLLEN MILLS
RESIDENCE :—Next the Railway
Track, east of Main St., GORRIF.
Wroatatars Cont.
ROBERT BLACK, PROP.
FITTED UP WITH
HUNGARIAN ROLLER
-PROCESS.
In -orrie,
MISS FLORA JAMES,
(Graduate of Niagara Faals Acade y' of Music.)
'TEACHES PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY.
Theory Explained. Gonum.
"This is to certify that Miss James, having.
And will pay Toronto Market Prices in
completed in a creditable manner the course re
quired for a certificate, 'is duly qualified for
exchange itixTweed, Flannels, Blankets, pianoforte
thsteaceqBa. gs�mtioeeW require thorough instruction
Yarns, etc.
that branch." PROF. A. HUBBARD.
Niagara, Falls, April 21st, 1895.
FIRST-CLASS FLOUR
McKeWie. & Rife,
;_LAW LESS BUILDING,
Ilf
' 0-
A Vt—i ERT.
pad foGrain:
chopping Done.
ROBERT BLACK.
Main Street, GORRIE.
Vanstone Bros.
•g
WINOHA�M r- -
Marble & Stone
WORKS.
Parties requiring work in. than above
lines will do well to callon Us.
`B. S. cooK,,
• e41 �A�c.-& ho4n
s
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AGEATT•
FORDWICH,' ONT.
Money to.Loan on Farm Se-
curity '
e-curity' at the Lowest rate
of Interest. II
GOOD NOTES DISCOUNTED.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
No."•
that they even brought out their w eS
and children to.see the I,laV. 'The tiffs- ;
turned, however, badly against themoil.
and the Invincibles won by one g
vie congratulate the married men on
their fine playing, they being about SO
strong. After the game all repaired to
the bush where an excellent lunch had
been spread by the ladies, and to -which
all did ample justice.- Theretu'rn game
of foot ball will be played in about two
weeks.
The first new wheat of the season
son was brought into Wilson's mill 1.
Saturday by Mr. Tilker. It test
62 lbs to the bushelJTh.n
Will you please state, through
GAZETTE that there was not the Ili
4�.
'est particle of truth in the rumor, ci3tr'
rated in Gorrie and Wroxeter, to the ef-
feet that Mr. L. C. Dicks had made an
assignment. The mini is prosperous
and the cruel gossips who spread the
report are deserving of censure.
The entertainment in connection with
Ty.
the opening of ' the new Masonic hall
here, a week ago last Thursday evening,
was a pronounced: success. Shortly af-
hot yet been. set.
Several from here announcetheir in-
tention to take in the excursion to
Grimsby Park neat Saturday, intending
to remain over Sunday.
Mr. Will Taman, of Blyth, spent a
week or so here since our last issue,
taking charge of iiia . brother's tailoring
business while he was away on a holiday
trip.
Mr. Adair has finished the contract
of putting a new floor in the public
school building. The place has other -
_wise been renovated for the school term
which -ben ns next Monday.
Tho Foresters have not accepted the
contractsfor the erection of their new
hall, they being considered too high.
The work of building the stone founda-
tion has beep given, however.
•
Miss Hattie Walker, who has acted as
telegraph operator and assistant in the
Gerrie poet office for several years past,
has resigned her position and will start
in the latter part of next week for Ham-
ilton, where sho intends to visit for --a.
time before accepting a lucrative posi-
tion in the NeAli-nrest.
1-•, NGLISH.—Services at Fordwiuhe 10:30 a. m4-
at Gorrie, 2:30 p. m.; at Wroxeter, 4:30 p. m.
Rev. one hour and Wright, A. qarterubefore eachnservice.hool
\1ETHODIST. Services at 10:30 a.m., and 6:30
p. m. Orange Hill; at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Torrance, pastor. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m.
J. R. Williams, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN. Services at F.ordwieh at 11
a.m.; at Gorrie, 2:30 p. in.: Bible Class at
Fordwich
. Sabbath School at
orrie 1:15 p.m. Jae: McLaug
Ghlin, Superintendent
ptAPTIST.—Servicea in Gorrie at 3
p. m. and at the church on thb 2nd
sion of Howiek at 10:30 a. in., and 7 p• m.
A. Osborne, pastor.
ETHODIS.T—Services in the Fordwich Metho
dist Church, at 10:30 a. in. and 6:30 p. m.
Sabbath School at 2:30 p. in. Prayer, meeting on
Thursday evenings at 7:30.: J. w• -Fang, pastor.
o'clock,
concea-
l:ev. J
Hellebore for Grubs,
Paris Green for11Bugs, . -
McLAUGHLIN for Drugs.
it * township
The ;;�._ow ,g r e � ,,.�
pupils 5ucceoui hi pct/ -h g their en-
tranee e a i ation bcforo the Huron
We
5
county e-$.ui+�ers. i1e omit trio ;mines
of the six Gorrie p pill -whose na fres
.appear elsewhere :— U, S. No. 1; W.
Ferguson, A. Douglas, H. Miller ; No. 3:
T. Scott; No. 4 : J. W. Bennett; No 5:
B: S. Wilson, R. Deachman No. 10 : L.
N. Doig; No. 13 (II & T) E. -McMichael,
A. T41ompS011 D. ela Weir ; Wroxeter :
S. E. Allen, G. Henry, C. McMaster, G.
II..Rae, 11. J. Bae, J. M. Thompson.
Tile Harriston list, which will, no
doubt greatly add to the number, has
not reached us yet.-
,
The corner stone of St. Paul's Church,
Wingham, was laid on Aug. 4th. The
day being fine a large assembly wit-
nessed the ceremony. Among the cler-
gymen present were Rev. E. D. Hughes,
rector of St. Paul's church,' Wingham ;
also Revs. W. Craig, B. D., R. D.; J. W.
Hodgins ; L. W. Diehl ; T. E. Higley;
W. T. Cluff ; W. J. Connor E. A. Hall ;
W. T. Brownlee. The services were
conducted by the Rector, While the
choir of the chuech rendered music for
If you want a good article in
Paris Green
Get it at the
We carry a large stock of marble and
granite.
We guarantee to siva yon money And
give forst-class work.
Call before purc lops, i -and
convinced. -
. -T. T. WATSON
x iifl . epre3eut+;tie au the. road.
Special Attention := given
-CONVETANCINc.
North of -the Post Office,
ORDW4'ICf_
Drug Store.
The only kind I keep is a
Pure English Green.
N. McLAUGHLIN,
Druggist, -
a elegant appearance and Mr. Dices
received much merited praise for the
exquisite lodge -room furniture turned ,
out of his factory. " At six o'clock a
large gathering sat down the excellent
supper provided by' mine host Brown,
who is always a first.class caterer. At
eight o'clock all repaired to the For-
esters' hall where the concert was tolbe
held. Mr.Jas.Hutohinson was Balled to
the ; chair and ably filled the position.
The program was really a fineone and
was well received. Mr. Chapman is a
decided success as a comic singer- and
created much merriment. Misses Fitz-
gerald, of Toronto, and Stewart, of Har-
riston, each • rcniered several vocal
numbers during the evening with much
taste: A gentleman from Pae
whose name we did not catch, p:7—
be a charming vocalist, while t
given by Messrs: Gibson and Br
Wroxeter, drew 'Much applausey,'
Eva CroIl, of Galt, who was visa
the neighborhood, sang a solo with a
rich, pure soprano voice, and was warm-
ly applauded. Miss Cargill's recitations
and Mr. Blackwood's readings were ex-
cellent efforts. The Gerrie Brass Band
was present during the '"afternoon and
eveninU and " furnished excellent music.
about $90 was realized by the Masons,
who are to be congratulated upon the
success of their efforts.
A large number from here attended
the National Berry -pickers .convention,
at the buckle . marsh at Lakelet last
Saturday.
Two of our.townraen Messrs. J. Argue
and L. Hovey took several prizes in the
foot races.
Mr. Smith, of Bridgetown, and Miss
Fitzgerald, of Toronto, are rusticating
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spence. "
Rev. J. W. Pring, of Biuevale, paid
our village a call on Monday last.
Rey. J. . M°ahood, - son of our es-
teemed ppstmaster, will occupy the
Methodist church pulpit next Sabbath
evening,
Rev.. Mr. " McConnell occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit last Sabbath.
The Church of England Sabbath
Schools of Gorrie and Wroxeter pur-
pose-(D.
ur-
pose (D. V.) to hold their annual plc' -lie
in Dr. Snaale's grove, Wroxeter, nn
Thursday, _Aug. 28th. A pleasant time
is hoped for. -
Mrs. N. Mot aughliu and children re-
turnedhome on Saturday last from a
visit': with relatives in Woodstock and
other places, She was accompanied by
her:brother, Mr. ra: v r;Iigthi:, of Wood-
stock,
ood-
w
sto; ✓'_7'a_ ra
re.. f:c:d until Wedeenday
morn` .1s.
The other day Rev. Wesley Johnston,
of the N.W. T,, made the last payment
on a debt owed to Missy Bancer by" his
father-ia-law, the late Mr. Turner -,.and
the security upon which had long ago
become void. . -Honesty of that kind is
just like "Wes," who was one of the
old-time Gerrie boys. -
Mr. R.Mitehell, of Arthur, spent a few
days visiting in town the past week.
"Bob" is - a member of the Fergus la-
crosse club and received a severe blow
in the face during a rentals With ora'`ge-
vine last Friday, which somewhat mars
his beauty for the fine.
This year is certainly buldiilg a rec-
ord as "rainy '92." Thunderstorms have
followed each other in rapid succession,
and the casualties from lightning have
been unusually numerous. The hot
weather of .the early part of this week
was followed by several terrific stoiins
on Tuesday and -Wednesday which
cooled the atmosphere nicely.
•
The Gorrie Public School has again
been very snc :e414 gat• the inidenennOr
examinations. - There were six pnpiis
who- wrote, vim.: -wed .Osborne, Eva
McGrath;. Alvina Heibein, Lizzie Greer,
Willie Dane and Mabey'. Ayleswortkr
Every one of them passed except the
latter, whose record during the spring
- term indicated that she would have a
high standing,bnt she was evidently too
nervous when the "Ordeal came. She
was recommended, however, by the ex-
a,,,iners, and c will, no doubt, be finally
passed. We congratulate Principal.
Campbell upon the success of his
pnpiis.
Fordwich.
the occasion. Tho stone was laid by
Crowell Wilson, Esq., Ex -M. P., of
Wingham, the ladies of the church hav-
ing presented him with a beautiful
trowel for. the purpose. After the sere=
many the ladies gave a publicdiel 'dr at
the Rectory and a garden part' in the
evening on the Rectory 'grounds.
The Mail says of ParkerhtDye Works,
Toronto " No longer is it necessary to
give away, or sell for a trifling amount,
the partly worn goods -when they can;be
cleaned and dyed so` as to present' as
good an appearance as new,,.and last
double the time they would otherwise.
This firm have now a 'most enviable
reputation and are distinguished from
GORRIE.
other and less comptent dyers by the
fine work they turn out." We cannot
say any too much for R. Parket & Co.,
the well-known dyers, of Toronto. We
advise our readers to look through their
wardrobe and have their soiled, or faded
garments cleaned or dyed. to look like
new. Agents: - A. B. Allison, Gorrie ;
Jas. Fox, Wroxeter; J. C. Bell, Ford-
wick. Orders left at any of the above
agencies will receive prompt attention.. benedicts were so confident of victor
eassa
The plc-nic in connection with the
Methodist Church of this place was held
Lakelet.
Frogging is all the rage in the hamlet
at • this season of the year. People
come all the way fromWalkerton to fish
for them.
•
Miss Maud Erwin, of Clifford, is visit-
ing Mrs. Londesbourgh, of the
tionaiietel. • •
Mr. W. J. Haliaday, S
Detroit Pharinaeal
spending 'a few days with ,
A. W.
The I, O. G. T, lodge, of Bellnore, ,
visited • their brethren here .84,turday
evening,and placed in a very late time.
Mr. Jas. Horton, who- has"been sick
for some time, } a almost reeovered.
Mr, A. Dulrhage has _removed- freini 2
Manitoulin Island,-ftfter spending a veay-
ant hutting
pleasaxtt time
Mr. A . Hailaday goes iolgiagai
Falls oh Sfttirda'3n the ;-interest of=
shoe trade.
asaar
last Wednesday in Mr. Fallis' bush,
north of the village. Swings were
erected which were heartily enjoyed by a
the younger ones. Considerable in-
terest was centered in a foot -ball mateh
between the Invincibles and a teamhf
married men from the township.
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a dh%i -
On Jul f 312t�Mrs.`Chas Ti k
ick,;of a son.
tan Ag,'n' = firs &Jo
Howck, castof o
On Aug ?l,h, ;fir
Ho vkc'k, of augh
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