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, e$B22te�d a deserted ap:
fearanee his$ Saturday night, as most
¥et oiir young-peeple were at Gorrie, tak-
ing in the redoubtable Vas;
.. Messrs. David Megride and Andrew
Geinmill, haveretprsed • from Dakota
where they have 'been sojourning all
Summer. They were, net greatly taken
up with the looks of things in that
git
country.
Quite a ripple of excitement was
created among the friends of Mr. John
• Ireland, formerly of this place, by the
news of his marriage, on Saturday last,
with one of Mount Forst's fair " daugh-
ters. Mr. Ireland has the best wishes
of all his old Wroxeter friends and
acquaintances.
Mr. Wm. Thompson, the great lum-
ber and stave manufacturer, of Tees -
water, is going to stock the yard at the
'saw until here with hard- wood logs this
winter. A special price will be paid for
good maple though all other kinds of
timber will be purchased as well. Mr.
Thompson pays spot cash.
The Bible Society meeting last week
was well attended. Addresses were
given by the resident ministers, and the
ground of the workings of the Society
was mst ably covered by the agent,Mr.
Moorelionse. He made an earnest ap-
peal to all tai.-addiiheir quota towards
making up the deficit at present exist-
ing in the funds, and showed at length
the great work being accomplished by
that grand old institution, the British
and Foreign Bible Society. Mr. Thos.
Gibson, M. P, P., President of the
Wroxeter Auxiliary, occupied the chair.
To say that the open lodge, held by
the Royal Templars was a success on
'Friday night last does not begin to do it
justice. Never in the history of the
•organization, was there such erithusias-
'tic interest manifested by the general
public. Never before was there assem.
= bled such an audience, comprising as it
'did, both old and young, so thoroughly
-alive to the interests of Temperance,
Great credit is reflected on those of the
Committee who so ably did their duty
in providing such an attractive and
varied programme, while the refresh-
.•a#,-rcvid4 by the ladies added
s obility of the .evening's
The Temperance senti-
lier apace. Evidences are
win*ing 9f .the good work being
&One by the society in the reclamation
`of both young men and old from the
'thralls of drunkeness. When the lodge
was organized, many thoright when the
novelty wore off interest would subside
- but such fa not the case, for it is a fact
that nearly all the young men of any
pretence to respectability in our com-
--munity are members ofthe lodge and
doing all in their power to further ay
good cause.
l: ordwieb.
Have you got one ? What ? A cold.
,They are the fad at present.
Mr. G. A. Henry was on the sick list
S,. few days this week but is now, we are
`glad_ to state, around again.
Sunday was a love-ly day for some of
our youths here.
Miss J. Self of Harriston, is visiting
with Mrs. Geo. Brown this week.
Communion service was held in the
Methodist Church here last Sunday.
There is some talk of a grand concert
here about Xmas time, , in connection
with the Foresters ; and it is a good
idea as our liberal people are always
ready to help each other.
What is the matter with our Band ?
Come, boys, be up and doing.
Fordwieb was well represented at the
V'al concert on the -5th and were well
pleased with the evening's entertain-
ment.
- The bridge here is now ..completed,
w and teams°are crossing it_all :G. K.
Hunter Henry have employed Geo.
T,tissel, ,tinsmith of Wingham and are
prepared tixdo repairing on the shortest
zuotice. €if e -them a call.
Lakelet. -
(Too late for last week.)
• a nese 1411'.ha,s arrived and is rap
.ialy:heimputa&I-running_ order.
The_Biblle Society meetingonllMonday
ig1 b Balled out --a large attendance.
lar,ge congregation gatheredAte hear
the exe�ellent taemporance sermon in the
Methodist chureken Sunday.
Born -to Mrs and Mrs. A.W.Halladay,
on Sept, a son. ,
.te Principal of -;the new- school
Started:1n >Eelet feared its fame
4 ;bcome public- property, :he,
efh ve -manner;. at a -: threshing
Lie a last Saturday, - freely
ate d uienterioua effects. He
*ted -alt. those -present with the
lrilei *tate of affairs in the sec-
t a viiig the
cent eaoher,: but be::
to revohltiouize the
Y of the - stafi
on ie n nestiofied;
kln a ented
Minae f f pb
e bee€ ine not ,-a3
besides pEvver amts knowledge
front tine versoussnbiecte on ourrien-
Itim, antof the least gaacii-m why
may attend- ren red -dye private . lessons
frgnm him en language notttsed in bgoks.
E :of his alssistaitts passed a suess-
ful esaminatieu In byre -gone days when
a mere smattering of -"the three Rs"
got a person -bate the' tea ng profess
cion, but Ove .for man soon overcom-
iug .love. for teaching. withdrew
from the profession, leaving the field for
those -who are possessors of nothing but
a little ignorance. Those who feel dis-
posed to _avail themselves of the rare
treat of attendiug the . new institution
will find the .utmost attention given to
their interests, as the Principal has de-
cided this week to dispose of his stock
and devote his time unreservedly to
thoso placed under his charge. _
Work is eommenced this week on an
80 -ft addition to the Methodist Church
sheds.
List of I. O. G. T. officers will ap-
pear next week.
Mr. Loundsbury's saw -mill is ready.
The proprietor will give good work, fair
dealing and low prices.
•.- .
Balance of this year,
FREE,
To New Subscribers for the
(1AZETTE.
BORN.
In Fordwich, on the 6th inst.. the wife of Mr.
Fred Donaghy of a son.
Estray Cattle.
CAME onto the premises of the undersigned
on lot 20, con. 2, Howick, on or about the
15th Sept., 1892,one steer end one heifer rising
three years old. The owner s-requestedtoprove
property, pay expenses and tAke them away.
JOHN MCDERMOTT,
Howick, Oct. 25th, 1$92.
J. fit. Tpr�yN,
TAI L,OFY,
Has Remo -ed
To the Sharpin Building, opposite the
Albion Hotel, Gorrie, where he will be
pleased to meet his friends and custo,
mere.
Write Us
—FOR—
Club Terms
FOR 1858
AND VALUABLE PRIZE LIST,
JTWILL PAY YOU
The Finest List of Premiums
ever offered by a Cana-
' dion Paper.
DAILY GLOBE, Morning Ed. $4.00
K - as -- Second as 4.0O
II i+ Saturday as 1.so
-. WEEKLY BLOBS
From now to end 1883, Only One Dollar,
ANYONE: CAN GET UP A CLUB AND
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SECURE A HANDSOME PRIZE.
£ Wrifs earlirelik
THE .-OLIO BE,Totonto.
The
Cimagett
till
Jan. _ 1st,
for
And You Can Assist in the Hanging !
The Balance of --
F�o�'� Wail gaper
Must be Cleared out to make room for our Spring Stock.
WE still have some Beautiful Designs of Papers,
with Borders to match, from 5c. to 35c. per roll,
which must be cleared out.
We also carry a Full Line of HIGH AND PUBLIC
Sehool Sttpplies.
Books, Blank Books, Hymnals, Hymn Books, Bibles, Games and Notions.
Also a Large and Well -Assorted Stock of
Lazarus' and ; Lawrence's Spectales,
And every requisite of a First -Class Drug and Book Store.
"'O=,
Druggist, Wroxeter.
Fordwicli •
Hardware o Stores
litinter llenry
Successors to Darby Bros.
Stock of Cook, Box, Parlor, Hall and Oil
Stoves, Hand and Hanging Lamps,
and all kinds , of Hardware, is
Replete in all Lines.
We have bought a Complete New Set of Tin-
smith's Tools, and are prepared to furnish all kinds of
Tinware, and do all kind of Repairing on short no-
tice.
WALL PAPER
DO
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you
ori
NEED
0 0 0 0 0 0
•
ANY?
- w,„ .-Why should you whitewash yourwalls
whn. you can buy. Wall Paper at 5o. per
ROLL
you will find all
Grades, from.-, the
Cheapest tothemost
Expensive, fully re-
presented in - my
took.
or
ders, °orations, to match at
Drug yore.
1VLo1JA.U' 'TJ
ow Shoe Store
IN GORRIE.
beg to announce to the general pubhc that I have just purchased a full and
complete stock of
Ladies', Gents', Boys', and.Misses'
FINE AND COARSE
i3^vOTS an 5OHS
At the Very Lowest Living Prices !
The Goods are all of my own personal selection in the Wholesale House
and I can confidently recommend them as the'very choicest
qualities and styles.
Ig2` You are cordially invited to call in and see them.
P. H. SHAVER,
Next door north of Fennell's Photograph Gallery, Gorrie.
I make a specialty of Custom Work.
Repairing done to order neatly and quickly
Goods.
Mrs. Allison has a Fine Assortment of the
Latest Styles of Millinery Goods suitable
for the Fall and -Winter Trade. Very cheap,
The Ladies are Cordially Invited to call
and Inspect the Lovely Styles and Goods.
Old Hats Made Over.
ust Received
t Illson s
A Fresh lot of
Oranges, Lemons,
Peaches, Grapes, Tomatoes,
Bananas, Cocoanuts, Dates
Sausage, Bologna, Pork,
A fine assortment of Confections
and Canned Goods.
Special Announcement.
Havingpnrchased a first-class full plate glass Hearse I am in a better position
to do the undertaking of this community than before, and owing to reductions in
the wholesale prices of our goods I am m a position to give the use of this mag-
nificent Hearse free, that is to say my charges will be no mor e a Ln spm .
Cases less than before.
J. R. WILLIAMS,
Member of Ontario Schoolof Embalming.
Furniture Dealer and U ndert&i eT
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