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MILDMAY, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1893.
No. 37,
CHURCH DIRECTORY. ,
vNGtirsEr.—Servicos stt Fordwich, 10:30 a. rna
A-- at Gorrie, 2:30 p. m.; at Wroxeter, 4:30 p. m.
ev. Mr. Brownlee, Incumbent. Sunday School,
one hour and a querter before each service.
mETHODIST.-Servipes at 10:30 a.m., and 6:30
p. m. Orange Hill, at 9:30 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Greene, pastor. Sabbath School at 930 p. m.
W. S. Bean Superintendent.
pnESBYTHRIAN.--Servicesat Fordwich at It
a.m.; at Gorrie, 2:30 p. me Bible Class e.
Fordwich in the evening. Sabbath School a
Gorrie 1:15 p.m. Jas.McLattghlin, Superintenden
-L-ETHODIST-Services in the Fordwichlifetho
Addist Cherchnn 10:30 sem. and 7 p.
Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m. Pray 'r -meeting on
Thursday evenings at f:30. Rev. Mr. Edmunds
pastor.
N. McLAUGHLIN,
JOHN J. BRADLEY
FASHIONABLE - - -
..... TAILOR
NNTEcoiKE,-,,,:rm
HAs just commenced business in Vogt's Block
fc rinerly occupied by Mr. Martin's shoestore.
Bell g a practical and experienced workman, I
am able to guarantee first-class work in the lat
est styles.
John J. Bradley,
WROXETER.
FARM FOR SALE.
LOTS 15 and 16, Con. 8, Howiek, (known as the
7 SF3UL'R OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. No Preston farm,) containing 150 acres, more or
4 witnesses required. less.. There are about 120 acres under cultiva-
000.ce:-At the Drug Store, Gowan. tion' the balance being hardwood and ceder
bush: The fermis situated ei miles from Gory ie.
, -and the sa,tne distance front Fordwich, And is
well adapted for grain and stock -raising. Well•
A TUCK, M. D.
. snpPliedwith baildings, water and fences, This
farm ire under the very best cultivation and is
IkKEMBER of College of Physiciansur
and S- one otthe fineet.in the township. For further
l''''S' geons, Ont. particulars apply on the premises to
FRANK DAVIDSON.
Fordwich P.O.
GORRIE-, ONT:
R. E. CLAPP, M.D.
IF•1--a3rts..lentletrant-a. andegil...1.2./XleCP-72-1Le
GADUATE, Toron to University and member
College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Residence, Absalom St., nearly opposite the Liv-
ery stable. Office 1,n the Drug Store. next door
to Carrick Banking CO. MILDMAY.
J. A. WILSON, M.D.
HON'ORGraduate of Toronto University
Medical College. Member of College of
Physicians a,nd Surgeons of Ontario. Office -
Next door to Wendt's Jewellery store.
AITLEMAY.
W. H. HUCK, V, S.
Mildmay, Ont.
1-• RADII T ATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
%. and registered member of Ontario Medical.
Association. Also Honorary Fellowship of the
Veterinary Medical Society. Calle promptly
attended to night and day.
JAMES -ARMSTRONG,
itetermary Surgeon
reRADUATE of Ontario Veterinary Oalieg_e,
and seffsteted mamba- of Ontario Vi3teringe
ary Association.
f Residence '
•Next to Methodigt Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, GORRIE, ONT..
Corliriercial Jiotel,
Corner Elora and Absalom sts.
Mildmay.
'T'HIS fine Stone Hotel is fitted up in first-class
style,, with large and convenient' Sample,
rooms, spacious parlors and chamber& and
every faeility for the entertainment of the
traveling public. __
The bar is supplied with, the choicest livers
and. cigars.
Free 'Brie Ve and froth all trains.
Good Stabling and attentive hostlers.
F. X. GUITTARD,
mANAGER.
7416 1-113.VIVEIZ
Practical r7 a il o r
First-class work Guaranteed.
Clothing Cut to Order.
Corner of Absalom and Adam Ste.
Mildmay.
IMPORTED ariotTnoux
FOR SERVICE.
ON Lot 3G, con: 9, Howiek.
This bull was bred 1)y S. Carrapbell, Aberdeen-
., --• _ehixe, Scotland, and was sired by the famous
Cruatehaults _bal. His dam, Roselinty, won 1st.
gin 11•0:0Pstbrt-it"., erei Society's show, Aber-
. ,
'1.4!tWi, anti sileetiso, won the eep aath&best
female in the show at the sattio,.-Society's meet
beei•oe'lstprizensantteepsatlocashows.
TERMS:-Pecligreed -cows, $5 -each; Grade
oows, $2, each. Payable not :later than May lst,
1$94. All caws that fail to' he With calf will be
charged 61.
. JOHN.51'0N & SONS.
To Stook Raisers.
pOlt SERVICE.- s
Aa• Thoroughbred turban _
Thorougnered Large Imported English .xorlt,
- shire Boar. - -
,Vtoroughbred Berkshire Boar. '
Al the -above are Regietered and Pedigreed
Stoex.
'Poona roe se riwor..eattli. -
Letil;coin B,
_ TDERS-ONt '-
. • • -
Eggs For 1-latc131rig.
. _
EGGS from breeding hens- of BreecE
AN, BK BranTiii.1014 SnitrthirAczb WI4134
• 130-01944; ThOSW. 134.48„iweret- probured fro= 'the
twat breeders -in -0antrida. •
ZiangebalLeeEisiiWatekiii.. _
jeriazigottes.,--Xeers' ideate
-8Patiek-'4w.giebt4etVaini,
. =-1161P-11440240.4Wit of 13. '
IMAWARD,-
Eggs For Hatching.
\' 011ie and Brown Leghorn Eggs, 6,1 per i3et-
v• ting.
Birds are pure bred and finely marked. First
come, first served.
JNO. BRETHOUR
Insurance Agent,
Wroxeter
It's enough to give a fellow the -Mumps
to see the way some, suits are made
do not -run my business by
GIRLS and„ GAS.
AM teal-i=e
Experienced
Workman, -
and capable of overseeing my business, so
bring along your CLOTH, either Manciaterra,
or Feneeens. It don't matter to me where you
buy your OLOTH, I GUARANTEE all my work. My
ritions are the most REASONABLE. I will make
your clothes tn the STYLE YGU WANT• -
Ramember my name is
a TAMAN
,
The Reliable Tailor,
GORRIE.
w. 11.6 '1'2111.1M
Represents
e 36".7-elM7Lt.telit 450 ait(D0W. e
Keeping stock the far famed Fleury Plow and
gang Plow Harrow, Sou -fuer, Reef; Cutter, and
Pulver, Grain Crusher end Cutting Box, • _
Also agent. foe .Coulthurd Scot & Co. Oshaws.,
In ',Seeders, sells the Champion Combined
Spring Tooth, Champion Runner _Press .Drill
and .the Lion Disk Harrow. •
Also sells the Chatham( wagon, and agent for
the Ontario Pump Co. in Peres Pumps and
Wind Mills.
Full sck cof repairs for all the
toleading plows.
W. 11. TATE,
_Gorrie.
Scientific Arian
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Every patent taken out by us is brought -before
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l'enittlesiBnai 3ai Breads's.% Neir,iark rete.
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
- - A specific mosithly tnedielne forladies
restbraend mandate theemensee
acing free, healthy and pain*, -
No whet. or pains on ,ap• -
ow used Waver "000.isidiet.
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W. ARMOUR'S,
CASH and PRODUCE 'STORE,
Elora St..
Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs
and all kinds of Farm Produre.
Come on and get the cash for your Pro-
duce and don't rob the store -keeper
by taking from them more than
your eggs are worth.
Live and Let live.
Come on and save the lives and reputation of
your storekeeper who offers 33% more for
eggs than they are worth.
A. P. MISSERE,
Wagon -Maker,
zeit1ctra-aie3e.
p'aving had a long experience at the .business
" I feel confident of being able to give firs t
• , class Satisfaction.
Repairing Promptly Done.
If yOu are in want ef a good rig give rae a caN
R.ff M ISSERE7
Absalom St.
Mildmay.
0. reifeeitiriexa,
Headquarters for
Binder Twine,
Harvest Tools,
Shovels, Tinware, Sewing
Machines and General
Hardware.
Mcoeleal.
MEAT MARKET.
. The Choitiest
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SAUSAGES, FISH AND
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS KEPT CON-
STANTLY GB HAND.
Also a full supply of SAL T MEAT
Highest Price paid for first-class fat
animalsand poultry.
Goods delivered FREE to all parts of
the -village.
GEO. HERRING -ER.
1.111MANGMEINIXAM.12....7MYSIM.W.WW.:13.12.M.G.
In And Around Gorrie.
• Arrangements are being made frr a
tournament to be held in Gorrie on Fri -
:day of next week—Sept. 8th. We un-
derstand there will be some fine la-
crosse,. foot and base ball matches
played. We have not, as yet, learned
the particulars.
Mr. Fallahay, sen., is quite ill at
present. _
Rev. and Mrs. Greene are visiting in
Lucknow this week.
A dozen or so Gorrieites took in the
lacrosse match at Harriston on Tuesday
between Fergus and Orangeville. It
was the best exhibition of the Canadian
game ever given in this section.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Days, of Luck -
now, spent Sunday last with relatives
here.
Mr. W. S. Bean has been somewhat
ill for a few days _past, but we are gad
to learn -that his indisposition is not of
a serions -nature.
Miss Bland Green, of Arthur, wag via-
iting her grandparents in Gorrie last
week. Miss Green secured a certificate
at the late Departmental examinations.
Tile llowick Fall Show is to be held
in Gorrie on Oct. 1th—remember that.
There are good prizes and everything
points to a large attendance,- should the
weather be fine. Paste the date—Sat-
urday, Oct. 7th—in your hat and make
beginning to find it ont. There is al -
no ,engagoinents which would interfere
with your being here that day. ways .someone to find fault with every
Rev. W. Casson will degier his cele-
.
brated lecture on "The Bah Empire."
Tea served from 5 to 7.3b p. m. Ad-
MiSSieri 25.
Andrew Sutherland left.tin Friday for
the home of his parents in Carleton
Place.
Miss Minnie Stephensis holidaying
in the city of Toronto., --
Mr. -Geo. Perkins is, finking a few
days visit at his parents l*me here.
Rev. and Mrs. Brownled are enjoying
a trip on Georgian bay.
Mr. Jas. Roe, who took ;4:a car -load of
horses to Manitoba- last week, has
reached his destination, initiafety.
Mr. John Moore has bonght the John-
stone property, opposite the old post
office.
W. II. Tate -took a tile Shelbourne
this week.
Rev. W. W. Leech, 4and httwife, of
•
Londesboro, paid endsp. town "a visit
last week.,
Miss Minnie Markis renewing
acquaintances. in OsliOne
The base ball fever- Amex this village
•
and among its victimre our physician
and our druggist. IOsi said that the
bachelors are recovering somewhat from
the attack, owing to ;, dose of "medi-
cine" which was almost administered to
them the other day. The married and
single men met on the diamond, in the
presence of a large audience, and played
an exciting game which.eereated much
enjoyment. The teams were composed
of :
Benedicts. Position. Bachelors.
G Nash catcher R Sperling
N McLaughlin.........pitcher A Williams
W Irwin 1st base Dr Tuck
J Hutchinson 2nd base... ...... D Fallahay
W Williams-- 3rd base W Mitchell
A McIntosh short stop • R Perkins
H Sanderson left held
W J Perkins ccenter field__ ...W Taman
• D Sanderson right field ' .Jos Taman
There was some good Playing on both
-
sides, and some playing -eras not quite
, .
so good, Yet -Ple•447of-fun abounded
throughout. At the -end of the fifth
inning the score was a tie -5 runs each.
The married men were anxious to play
another innings to decide on a victor
but their opponents had evidently had
enough and refused to go on, so the
game resulted in a draw. It is said an
effort will soon be made to get on a
match between the married and single
men of the villages of Gorrie and Wrox.
eter when "Jack" comes back.
Fordwich.
Mr. :R., L. and W. R. Cook arrived
home from Listowel last Saturday -after
spending their holidays. with friends in
that town.
Mr. S. A. Seaman has moved into the
Presbyterian manse and his place at the
station has been taken by a Mr. Pinker-
ton. Mr. Seaman has made many
friends during his short term. as agent
and the regret at his removal is general.
' The death of Miss Bella Williamston
occurred at the. residence of Mr. John
Donaghay, in this village, last Thursday
evening .after a long illness the result of
a pulmonary difficulty. The remains
were interred in the new ceraetry ou
Saturday iia the presence of a large nun•
ber.. -
WroxeterRoyal Templars of Temper-
ance -visited our lodge last Friday even-
ing about 55 strong- and all enjoyed an
excellent, time, part of which consisted
in disposing of -a tasty lunch which was
served by the ladies.
Mr. R. Harrocks, of Drayton, Dakota,
is the guest ofeWilson Brothers here, at
_preSent in Oshawa.
Lakelet.
We are pleased to see the new black-
smith, Mr. Rivers, so well patronized
and so favorably commented on. He
has struck a good place by thi3 and is
Mr. R. C. Sparliug, who has been ab-
sent at Bossevain, Man., the past year
or so, is home on a visit. •
Miss Ellen Perkins is making a three
weeks visit in the town of Perth and
Lanark county, with her bruther and
honcLit employer, lent where is the place
that offers more encouragement to a
blacksmith than this hamlet surrounded
by some of the most upright thrifty and
well-to-do farmers in the Province.
The mill is going right ahead. Some
half dozen of the young men in the vi -
other friends,
becinity are employed shingling. Others
Harvest Home Fc_stival will .beld
the MethediSt Church, (iorriee. on are hauling 'brick and sand in which to
encase the boiler and everything is go -
:Wednesday, Se$; 6th, at win,* the I lug like A marriage bell zwderthe super-
s" -
vision of the genial proprietor, Mr,
Hailaday.
We were sorry our boys could not re-
spond to the invitation sent by your
Secretary, to play a match there ori
Saturday afternoon. Our poor fellews
are all doubled up from over exertion
in the harvest field, but in a few weeks
when they get straightened up out if
Mr. Chester's men eannot annihilate the
Mildmay boys, we will.
After meeting and going through a
few preliminaries on Saturday night all
the members of our lodge repaired to
the residence of Mr. Carlton, who has
been an honest and consistent member
since coming here. A very pleasant
evening was spent in songs, recitations,
games and the partaking of au excellent
-lunch which the ladies generously
brought forth. After all expressing
their sorrow at parting with Mr. Carlton
but wishing hint unbounded success in
his new home at Clifford. The mem-
bers after having a merry-go-round on.
the lawn left for home just in time not
to desecrate the Sabbath.
ThsasoNara---Mr. Jas. Wright, con. 17,
took advantage of the cheap excursion
eastward and is visiting relatives in the
county of Leeds. Mr. and Mrs. John
Greenly did likewise and are now with
their relatives in Perth...Mesers. John-
ston, of Redgrave, spent Saturday night
with the i.O.G.T. members and stayed
for church OLISunday. Rev. Mr. Young
of Clifford will occupy the pulpit here
on Sunday in the absence of R-tv, Mr.
Potter, at the World's Fair...Mies Lottie
Hooey leaves 011 Friday, for Chicago
where she is to meet her sister Alice and
after a week's sight-seeing, both intend
returning...Mrs. J. W. Robertson and
family of Montreal who have been stay-
ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cook,
of this place, leave for home ou Thurs-
day....Mr. Rivers and wife were visiting
friends in Teeswater, on Saturday and
Sunday...Miss Etta„ Scott goes to Mt.
Forest Model school this week, and Bert
Dulmage to Harriston High School.
SHORT BUT TEUE THINGS.—Much
grain is yet exposed to the element.
Too bad, ae the rain of these days must
be injurious...Milk is getting so scarce
that Mr. Bunston, who hauls the cream
to your creamery, is threatening to give
up...The canopy erected over our mail
man's wagon not only add to its ap-
pearance but to its comfort...Mr. Scott
and Greenly who each own a threshing
machine are at work round the burg
these days...Mr. Carlton's family leave
on Wednesday.
Wroxeter,
At a meeting of the village council,
held the other evening, the rate, of tax -
at ion was struck at 12 mills in the $ for
all purposes. Five mills of this is for
the support of Or school. There are
larger towns in the county who hive a
higher ro.:tc.,, than ours and to show
for it.
The new hotel is making rapid strides
towards completion.
Mr. I. Elliott,late station agent here,
left for Toronto last week. Bo has pre-
sided over the c.P.n. at this station for
manyyears past, and deep rejet is ex-
pressed in the community Ono
pany's action in removing
The Unions are practe;eg for the
tournament in Gorrie next
Hunting,f.,eld.
Several mentors of Mr. N. Harris'
family are ill with cholefa morbus.
They are doing well under the skillful
care of Dr. Tuck. Mrs. S. gau is also
down with what appears to be a km or
the same disease:
Miss Martha Johnston ha -i returned
from a, lenghtened visit in Go.,
Mich. She was accompanied on her re
-
tarn, by Miss Chrysler, who will be the
guest of friends here for a short time.
Harvesting has been delayed a few
days by the dull, heavy weather of the
past week.
Mr. G. Vogan, 2nd con., Carrick, lost
a valuable mare last week from a stom-
ach trOuble.
Mr. C. Wilkie and wife will start for
Chicago on Friday to visit the World's
Fair.. Several others from this neighbor-
hood also talk -of goin
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