HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1892-11-17, Page 81,7
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It ls said that the greatest 'th1g
Almanacs t!/is or any other country has
fet sea wilt:be the "Star" Milian= of
Montreal, 400 pages and six maps.- ,To
be- perfeotly sese of getting it we- be-
lieve it will be best to give your order
to &newsdealer.
L akelet.,
- The frame of the old sawing mill is
down. Nearly all the machinery has
gone to Clifford. The remainder of it,
And the frame will be taken away as
soon as possible,
•4 Dr. Knight, y 5. of Palmerston, is
to give a lecture on horse training in the
burg te-eight. The sympathy of the
people is not in a drift with the project,
hence we clo not expect much of a
crowd. The horses in this part of How -
ick are allele as need no professional
training, and are devoid of all the
blemishes to which horse flesh is heir.
At the meeting on Saturday night,
preliminary arrangements were made
by the ruen4bers of I.O.G.T„, to have
their concert about Dec, 15th. Those
who attended the one of last December,
teem sufficieet'evidence Of-what--"Lake-6
let can do by way of getting up such an
affair. The admission should be no
barrier, it being 15e, for adults and 10c.
for children.
The church shed is making rapid
headway. The posts, beams and plates
Are in their places and some 6 or 7 men
are daily at it. When finished it will
be a great convenience, not onlY:io the
church people, but also to the:public,
and Lakelet cows will not go back ort it.
Hymenial rites were _observed by two
,of our young people last Wednesday, it
_ -beils4—thi marriage of Mr. Cyrus Horton
_to llisee Sarah Jane Hubbard. Both
ire known here, and they have the
stwisbes of all for a happy and pros-
, Jis fature.
no Heckel, has purchased Mr.
t and boat house. Any of his
ds are assured of a free sail
Lakelet ill the summer.
s more of an accommoda-
anthi a money maker.
Na..—he Sale on Wednesday was
not largely attended, but most of the
- Was solcl....Mr. McConnell was
ill for a week with a slight attack of
inflammation but is now improving....
The apple packers finished their arduous
task on Saturday. Mr. A. -Dulmage
loaded his last mix in Clifford to -day...
Mr. R. Brown, cheese makerifrom Grey
Co., visited Spring Bank on Saturday
and Sunday...There are loads of turnips
oat in this community,..Our municipal
men are quiet. As the circus approach-
es they may waken up...W. Ferguson's
ponies came nearly having a frolic the
Pthe r night as! the axle of ;the buggy
- broke precipitating Will, who hung on...
MissBnnston is visiting at Mr.Carleton's.
Mr. A. W. Holladay and Mr. M. Scott
helped the Cliffordites with their R. T.
poncert on Thursday night...Thanks-
giving Day was solemnly observed here.
gefrarsoris Lathrop,
6` Kitte-Gordeit's Chrlstinai liftale," by
Julian Hawthorne. " Little Lady," by
-Ida. Iturwash, probably the _prettiest
tory in the book: "Settlor the
Engineer," by Xelpennd E. Sheppard.
All-thefeeptoriea are; niagdificently and
copiously illustrated -by the best artists
in New York and London. M. Shept
pard's storyisbeingspecially illustrated
by Mr. F. A. Ferriud of New York, from
photographs and studies made by the
author while in Mexico, and, artistically
at least, this will be one of the 11204
prettily ilbtatrated tales that has ever
appeared in America. It can be well
understood that the well known names
in the above list cost a great deal of
money to procure for a Christmas
magazine, but Christmas is the one
time when Toronto Saturday Night
advertises itself and in its Christmas
Number it does it well. It is something
for Canadians to boast of, for while
much of the work requiring the greatest
ossib le artistic skill has to be done
abroad, the enterprise is purely Cana-
dian and well redound to the credit of
Canada.
Redgrave.
The most of our farmers hate finished
taking uplitheir turnips, which was a
good crop this year.
ThelP. I. open meeting was wellat-
tendq esidering the bad state of the
roadsi
Sonie members of the mission band
f a this neighborhood attendedthe district
meeting at Listowel. We have no
doubt, from their conversation coming
home, that they received a great deal er
information in regard to mission work.
Rev. Mr, Munro, of Harristein occn-
Ried the pulpit here last Sabbath after-
noon.
Prof. E. Barrie has arrived here again
after spending the summer at Stratford.
The barn belonging to Mr. John
Henry,. of Chfford, but was leased to
William Feathers, was destroyed by fie
one evening last week. The barn was
insured, but the -tenant loses about $500
on contents and crop, which was entire-
ly. uninsured. As Mr. F. is a young man
just-starthig in life, it will be e hard
blow to him. The origin of the fire is
not known.
The mmheis_ of the Sunday School
here are talking of having a Christmas
Tree entertainment. We hope it will
pot stop with talk,
Mr. -Richard Morrell is expected home
in a few days from New Mexico, where
be went td seek his fort -tine,
The Great Star Almanac.
In Montreal the Star Almanac is jest
coming out. It is simply a wonder,
thoroughly practical, marvellously com-
prehensive, and absolutely overflowing
with things we all ought to, but do not,
know about. No amount of praise
seems to do it justice.
Balance of this year
FREE,
To New Subscribers for the
GAZETTE.
FOR SAID.
A Neat and Comfortable Country
Homestead,
CONSISTING of three acres of choice land, be -
lug part of lot 1, con. 7, in the township of
Turnberry. Two acres now under grass and
balance in orchard and garden. There is a good
six -roomed frame house on the premises, also
stables. For further particulars apply to
JOHN W. GREEN,
Box 10, Wroxeter, Out.
Estray Calves,
r AME onto the premises of the subscriber, lot
31., con. 9, Howick, about the middle of Oc-
tober, four heifer calves. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay expenses and take them
away. S. JOHNSTONE.
Estray Cattle.
AME onto the premises of the undersigned
on lot 20, con. 2, Howick, on or about the
15th Sept., 1892, one steer and one heifer rising
three years old. The owner is requested to proTa
Pr0PertY, Boy experts and take them away
JOHN'IltippERMOTT.
Howick, Oct. 51.5th,
"Saturday Night's" chrietmas for nip.
The cover, which contairisa Picture
inPhotolithograph in seven colors and
as may half tones, is *6 Ye gentlemen
and Danies of Olden Times." The
• pictorial supplement is a teproduation
of a picture owned by the proprietors .of
Saturday Night, entitled- "Her Bright
Smile Ilanete Me Still." If is eXoeed,
lngly lovely and noone can pies ltsWithe
put turning to look again at' tins beauthe,
till face awl the look of farewell: -The.*
stories 0* year aro as follows Toro's
Sister,' by Jotrellibberton,
-Babicts. 'OPP Nest
J. Ji. TAMAN,
TA 1 LOH,
Timle." -by Octave riserete,
Has Removed
NDEMNED TO BE ITUNG
And You Can Assist in the Hanging!
The Balance
aii gaper
Must be Cleared out to make room for our Spring Stock,
E still have some Beautiful Designs of Papers,
with I3orders to match, from 5c. to 35c. per roll,
which must be cleared out.
To the Sharpin Building, opposite the
Albion Hotel, Gerrie, where he will be
pleased to meet his friends and custo-
mers..
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We also carry a Full Line of HIGH AND PUBLIC
School Supplies.
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.
TAB. POM,
Druggist, Wroxeter.
* Fordwich.
Hardware 40 Store.
tinter Hen
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 havAought 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.
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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—
C)OT,S and SHOE,s
At the Very Lowest Living Prices!
The Goods are all of ray own personal selection in the Wholesale House
and I can confidently recommend them as the very choicest
qualities and styles.
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You are cordially invited to call in and see them.
Next door north of Fennell's Photograph Gallery, Gorrie,
make a specialty of Custom Work.
Repairing done to order neatly and quickly
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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!
Al Allison':
A Fresh lot of
Oranges, Lemons,
Peaches, Grapes, Tomatoes,
Bananas, Cocoanuts, Dates
Sausage, Bologna, Pork,
A fine assortment of Confections
and Canned Goods.
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Special,Announcemeht.
7to do the undertaking of this community than before, and -owing to reductions in
the wholesale prices of our goods I am in a position to give the use of this- mag.
"-- Having purchased a first-class full plate glass Hearse I am in a betterposition
a nilaana
nificent Hearse free, that is to say my charges will be 110 more
cases less than before.
•J. R. WILLIAMB,,.
Member of Ontario Sehoolof EmbOming,
Furniture Dealer andll pftrtaker
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