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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Gazette, 1893-07-06, Page 14e roted to the. Irktietestia_w ' i o . CHURCH DIR CTORY, ENGLISH.—Services at Fordwich, 10:30 a. rn.; at Gorri.;, 2:30 P. m.; at t roseter, 4:30 p. m• ev. Mr. Arow:,k:e, Incumbent..Sunday School, one hour an 1 quarter b-Ae fore eh service. ?�T ITIHOD1 uT.—Sc prices at 10:30 a.m., and 5:30 p. m. Orange Hill, at 3:30 p. Mr. S.reene pa=t;i-. L.+ bb�th School at 3:30 p. ui. W. 8. Bean ;?n-!orint.nde,nnt, DItESBYT .I N.-.4.rvIces at Fordwich at It 1 a.cn.; at , js O.:;•7 v u..: Bible Class a I t:1-3 ev nin. Sabbath School a - a, Superint3ndou f ETHODi-T—Sorvice3inthe Fordwich Methc - dist CCurch,:; 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 3:3O ;:, u, Prayer-megting on MILD AY, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1893. JOHN J. BRADLEY FASHION ABI,. - - - TAILOR 'ay -re orscWr=eisr -ETAS justcOromenced business in vat's Block t fc rmsrkycocupied by Mr. Ma --it's Ghoestore. Penh g a praeiical and erperieneed Workman, I able to guarantee first-class ark in the lat est styles, John J. Bradley, Thursday evenings at f;30. Rev. Mr. Edmunds ?�1f 1ZOx'l� TER' ;:aster. y Ni McLAUG};LIN, Si U<.R 02 MARRIAGE LICENSES. witnesses reriaired. Offfce At the Drue, Store, GORRLE. No J. A. TUCK, M. D. MEMBER of Ccllegs of Physicians and Sur- i neons, (lilt. GOIiRIR, ONT. iia E. C LA ©P, M.D. 1 •3-a3ras$ao$;a s -at. and Mx•szet3n. CIRADUAT5, Toron to University and member Collegs Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. :Residence, Absalom St., nearly opposite the Liv- ery stabile.Oiilce in the Drug Store. neat door to Carrick Banking Co. Mn•nmer. . J. A. WILSON, M.D. HONOR Graduate of Toronto University Medical College. Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office— Nest door to Wendt's Jewellery store. MlnnstAL. W. H. HUCK, V. S. Mildmay. Ont. r_RADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College, and registered member of Ontario Medical Association. Ai o Honorary Fellowship of the Veterinary Medical Society. Calls promptly attended to night and day. JAMES ARMSTRONG, Veterinary Surgeon reRADUATre of Ontario Veterinary College, and registered member of Ontario Veterin- ary Assoeietion. Rekdonce Next to Methodist Parsonage, ALBERT STREET, GOBRIB, ONT. Eoninercia1 010, Corner Elora and Absalom sts. Mildmay. THIS fine Steele Hotel is fitted np iii fLrst-class style, , ca Is.rge and convenient sample • rooms, spa:ions pier' --ors and chambers and tvery facility for the entertainment of the traveling pr.i lie. The bar i. supplied with the choicest liquors aed cigars. Free Bus to and from all trains. Good Star::ng aid attentive hoetlers, F. :3. GITTARD, MANAGER. LI P ao t € oai Tailor First-class work Guaranteed. clothing Cut to Order. Corner of Absalom and Adan, Ste, Mildmay. IMPORTED snop.THORN BULL eR SERVICE. (IN Lot 30. con. 9. Howiek. This bre; was bred by S. Campbell, Aberdeen- shire, Scetleed, and was sired by the famous • CrailEsha4aks buil. His darn, Roselinty, won 1st. prizes at t.•14 .xs,; ai Northern Society's show, lber- ,ioen twice, , n,t s1 e also won the cup as the best female ie t,lo abr.nr at the saltie Soelety's meet ingg,' besides 1 et. twines and cups at localshows. 3'I P.M8.–P : de eel cows. $5 each • Grade Cowie east. Payable not later than May 1st, 1S 1. All .,..en that fail to be with calf will be charged 1. 8. JOHNSTON & SONS. To Stock Raisers. OR SE RVICE.— E Thoronnh bred Durham Bull. Thorough bred Largs Imported English York- shire Boar. Thoroughbred Berkshire War. All the above are Registered and Pedigreed Stn -k. Teams Fv3 ti'. saE$. M. SANDERSON.: Lot 31, eon. B, Howick. Eggs For Hatching. EGOS from breeding hems of IE.Aas Lasa SEAN, LAC SPA_NIISE and SILVER LACED WT.& norms. These birds were procured from the bast breeders in Canada, Langshan.—Eisele Wyandottes.-3lyers' stain. spauieh.—Wright's satin. . Ewe $1 per setting o! 13, JOHN .BAA?NAD, w'rr_satgtax.. . FARM FOR .S_,E. T OTS 15 and 16, Con. 8, Howiek, (known as the Preston farm,) containing 150_aeees, more or less. There are about 120 acree under cultism - tion' the balance being hardwood- and cedar bush. The fermis situated 2 -3/4 -Miles from Gorrie and the same distanes from Fordwieh, ani, is wall adapted for grain and sto,;k-raising R'e�ly supplied with buildings, water and fences, This faro is under the very best cultivation and is one of the finest in the township. For further pariicuiara,apply on the premises to FIt �Piii DAVIDSO11. Fob:brieh P.U. Eggs For Hatching. �V bite and Brown Leghorn Eggs, . per set- ting. Birds are purebred and finely:maar ed. First come, first served. JPiO. BB /PH0VR Insarsnce Agent, Wroxeter Ford rg ll. Mil1inr.y- tors. FRS. 8' ` AT.4lf eS returned, from Toronto and ha.: opened out in her old stand with a ohoiee vr.riety of the very latest novelties in Spring Milliner Which she will offer to the ladies: of this s_sctices at the most reasonable prices. :Hating bad :1 long experiente in the businessshe-is able to gratify the most fastidious taste. Hats done over and trimmed to snit. The Ladies are cordially invitej1t$ calf. It's enough to give a fellow the Mumps to see the way some snits are made --:BUT:— do -:BUT:do not run my business by GIRLS and GAS. —I AM Als7-- Experience . Workman, and capable of overseeing my business, so brlag along your CLOTH, either MERCHANTS, or FaBe rns. It don't matter to me Where you buy your CLOTH, I GUARANTEE all my -work. My Fumes are the most REASONABLE. 1.will make yoar clothes to tie STYLZ YOU twill? Remember my name ig J. H. TAMAN, The Reliable Tailor, OOtRIE. • W0014.. LION AT TN 14; 5T0 Cash or Trade, We have Paisiey Fac- tory Goods on hand as usual. W. SANDERSON, Wroxeter. In And Around Gorrie. Miss Cousins, of Teeswater, is a guest at Mr, J. R. Williams' this week. A large nue- from here attended the ceii :',Wroxeter on Monday last. The far famed St. Lean- water; ice cream; oranges, lemons, ate., at Allison's restaurant. Mfr. S. J. Greer, of Toronto, is home - at present visiting his parents and friends lett a day ill. two. Mr. Jos. Kirby, of Cheltenham, is taking a short holiday visit among his many friends hereabouts. - Mrs. Hnes0111 accompanied by her sons and Mr. and Mrs. Walker, visited friends in_Wingham for a day or so early in the week. Mrs. N. McLaughlin and children, and Mr. Ed. Wright, have returned from a plesaant- visit with their parents in Woodstock. Mr. A. Welch, Toronto, son-in-law of Mr. -S. Greer, is shaking hands with his numerous friends here this week. Mr. Dobson, also of Toronto, is visiting - at. Mr. Greer's Messrs. J. H. Taman and Jos. Fergu- san took in -the Port Elgin excursion on Dominion Day. The latter remained over a few days visiting his parents, who reside near that place. The volunteers returned from camp last Friday and report having enjoyed an excellent outing. On arriving in the villagethey were marched to Mr. -Sand. ersoii's, . where an excellent meal was prepared for them, and to which the boys did ample justice, after which, by invitation, theyagain formed in lin and and Bricker prevented any serious dan- marched to Allison's restarnant and re - ger at their end so that the fun—and galed with copious supplies of the ice cream for which this place is so noted the crowd—naturally was in the viciy. After dinner the gathering rep to the park where a brilliant succes of sport -s followed each other. - - A lacrosse matchbetween Teeswater- 'and Harriston, came first; the players lining up as follows:-- Teeswater. Position, McDonald Cousins Metcalf Jarvis McKenzieWeiland w. Zingeringer Center. J. Z - i3tar .4. McDonald.... Brads Keenned Defence. Livin stoup Howsony J Lawrenee Johnston Point Adolp1 e Harding Goal Dickson J. McDonald Field Capt - Barrie Umpire, W. Welch, it' 'as a determined game from first to last. To the mass of the -onlookers the genie Seen-ied to be "if you can't hit the ball, hit the man" while many thought the first effort was directed to striking the man. - The teams were very unequally matched as to size, the Har- ristons appearing much the smaller but the Teeswaters couldn't help that -and bent everyeffort to win just the same as if their opponents were big fellows. And they `"needed to, for the Harriston- ians made up in grit what they lacked in size, and fought the game for all- it was worth, so that Teeswater was only able to secure one goal during the match, the game ending 1 to 0 in their favor. While Ilir. Patrick's children were. No. 29. 'traction of the afternoon and proved a. Tient contest, the score, while show - g about the difference in the strength of the teams, yet giving a poor idea of the enjoyment of the gable. The Un- ions large score was made up almost en- tirely by earned runs. They batted very heavily, while their opponents fielded as well as any club could have done under the circumstances, On the other hand Mclardy was pitching the game of his life and in the first innings he delivered just nine balls—three to each batter—and all of them were struck at—and missed. Of the two runs Lis- towel secured one was on a passed bail by Sanderson, who was playing with a sprained ankle, and the other by a des perate run by Large who was on flail d with two out and two strikes called on the'batter. We are unable to give the score in full but by innings it was as follows : Harriston. W hitiaufer t ch Hone { Strenry Henry Lemon giving a nice exhibition of. Highland dances, the ground was prepared for the foot ball match between the Rangers and Brussels teams. Both clubs had a few outside players, Bremner (Belmore) and Fyfe of the Mount Forest team assisting the Rangers, and Moen, the great Sea - forth player, and Mitchell and Large, of the champion Listowels, playing with Brussels. The two teams were compos- ed as foliates:— Brussels• Gerrie Mitchell Goal WrightRoes Backs Perkins Thompson... .:..... Bricker Large Half - Toner Sample Backs Jackson Fyfe .....mner Shaw Eaine Sloan -».. I .otrmrds allalav c, Mcoll ...• ....«.....Darroch • Ferggusan Watters The ball had scarcely started till -it had to be thrown out by the Brussels goal keeper. Then it travelled in all directions, some fine work being done by both teams, till half-time was called, neither side scoring. The Gerrie boys played this half with the sun in their eyes and the wind against them, and they did not disappoint their friends who expected better results during the second half. But the Brussels boys were not discouraged, and they made a very fast pace for their opponents, sev- eral times giving the lively little Gorrie goal -keeper plenty to do. The splendid combination work of Darroch and Wat- r-ters toil, however, and when either of them got the ball it generally travelled to the genial Mitchell's sacred territory and that dexterous athlete more Than once showed how he had helped win the coveted district championship for -Listowel. Gorrie was after blood, how- ever. Keine- amply made np in pluck and headwork what he Lacked in weight and his companion . on the left wing— Capt.. Fallahay—was playing a great game, while Rangers' half -backs simply -Out-classed their opponents. Perkins of" the Brussels goal. Alter about 18 PENNYROYAL WAFERS. ,After the cream was disposed of a'�•hort minutes o. the` last half tine had ex - time was spent in speeches, etc., and the to monthly .for s ''broke ranks" for another pired Mitchell ran out too far in making No aoLea. oa ewailed byover Ones �=. free, healthy aid yeirdeintweeds awill use atedn. these orgasm Buy of only those with ear faoeoclabat. Awns) rtIousaw ea se>e� year. a goal kick, and the ball, alighting in the vicinity of Bremner's pedal extreni itiefefoond its way back and was through the Brussels goal before Mitchell could get back to his flags. 1 to 0 in favor of Gorrie. The ball was promptly faced Re111. Scientific American Ager fer CAVEATl� TRADE MARC DEMON PATEI Sj COPYRIGHTS, ' eta.. For information and free Handbookar tIta - MUNN A (;a:. Rif BROADWAY, izTOM Oldest bureau for securing patents in•Ate$iea. Rverypateat taken out by mats bjsoughthefere the public .planoaseelven tree et ebarsoieth - tiatitsir- i Leypeskeirealetion of any seienf3f Wes world.dielly illustntea. No mt'�= mss be trt)thone it - ., c 0 s sear- AIM R sh Address • WROXETER'-S BIG DAY. A Rousing Celebration Last Monday. Very few places in Canada held as large and enthusiastic .a demonstration as that which occurred in the pretty little village -of Wroxeter ls;st Monday. The crowds began to arrive at an early hour and by ten o'clock the hotel stables were full, so that only fence corners , fields and private barns remained for putting up horses. The program was carried out in full and proved tobe even better than- expected, At 10.30 Wingliam and Harriston baie. ball clubs faced each other and played an exciting game which resulted inavar of the former by the following e — Wingham 0 8. 2 3 2-9 Harris'ton... ... 0. 0 0 7 0-7 Then came the rope -walling exbi'bi tion which occurred at noon on a -rope stretched acrossMainSt.. . - and" he Brussels boys tried hard to re - are lost ground, but the Rangers' wings were flapping too hard to give them any tlhow. Several times Darroch and Watters carried the ball the length of the field and passed it nicely to cen- tre, who lost it to the savage Brussels backs, till at length Watters by a pretty run got the ball in and Brenner .shot it _through just before time was called, y'inning the game by 2 goal to a..# The Rangers show improvement with every gain e, and it-will`be a grow pity if they disband now, as is proposed by some of the members: The base -ball match between the Unions and the Litettewels was .the at; Unions 5 0 0 5 3 10-23 Listowel 0 0 0 1 1 0-2 Over X200 was taken at the gate and there were over 1500 on the grow s.: The Union Base Ball club will ha , nice sum on hand after=payingthe Jibe oral prizes and heavy expenses. Fordwich. Editor GAZETTE,—We were greatly ,surprised in looking over the local news from Lakelet in your paper last week, in :which your correspondent charges our boys with making many weak and groundless excuses for not giving them a game after . driving all the way from Lakelet. We did not think that your correspondent would make a state- ment which he knew to be otherwise. Had he given a true statement of the case and not presented the matter as he did, throwing all the blame on the boys of this place, we would have let the matter drop, but as it is, we cannot permit it to pass without contradiction. We.nnderstood the preceding Satur- day tinct Lakelet football team "was to be down the following Saturday to play the return, but on Tuesday we received word from Mr. Darroch that we might consider the game cancelled for the present if we played certain men, who belonged to our team. We sent him word immediately that we world play those men and considered the game for that day c.incellod, and asked them to come on the 1st of July, We did not secure word that they were coming till about half an hour be, fore they arrived.. As your correspondent admits, thee took us rather unawares, and what their object of this was we leave to the pub- lic to decide, but -they might have given a satisfactory excuse. Your correspondent states that the Fordwich boys did not set forth one good reason for not playing but all were weak and. groundless. This is not se, One of our best players was away, while ethers, lionowing of the match, had made engagements which they would not withdraw, and did not strike out . for Harriston as he says. The managing committee and captain did not send after any men and would not allow us to play as they thought it was a ruse to take as unawares. Neither did men arrive as he states. We hope the next time he wiilpresent matters to the public as they are. FAIR PLAY. Wilson Bros. are having a new clean- ing machine and a new roller placed in their roller mill. This will enable them to push along their work much more rapidly and be in a better position t, keep up with their orders. The mill is running on full time. Mr. Henry, of the firm of -Hunter ti Henry, took in the Port Elgin excursion Saturday. The garden party in connection with the Methodist Church on Dominion Day was a pleasurable success there being larges attendance and an excellent pro- geam. - Quite a number from here attended. the games at Wroxeter on Monday.es- - William's Royal Crew: n Remedy greatest cure --en earth. Guaran- teed to care general nervous debility rheumatism, 'neuralgia, paralysis. For sale at 3ieEtaughl:n's drug store.. -