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Vol. 2.
MILDMAY, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1893.
No. 4o•
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
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GLISH.Services at Fordwich, 10:30 a. m.;
E at
Gorrie, 2:30 p. m.; at Wroxeter, 4:30 p. m.
ev. Mr. Brownlee, Incumbent. Sunday School,
one hour and a quarter before each service.
AirETHODIST.—Services at 10:30 a.m., and 6:30
p. m. Orange Hill, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Greeny, psstor. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m.
W. S. Bean Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN.—Services at Fordwich at 1t
a.m.; at Gorrie, 2:30 p. nz.: Bible Class a
Fordwich in the evening. Sabbath School a
Gorrie las p.m. Jas. McLaughlin, Superintenden
ETHODIST—Services in the Fordwich 3fetho
dist Church, , ; 10:30 a. in. and 7 p.
Sabbath School at 2:30 p. in. Pray lr-meeting on
Thursday evenings at 7:30. Rev. Mr. Edmunds
pastor.
N. MLLAUGHLIN,
1 SnUER OP MARRIAGE LICENSES. No
witnesses req aired.
O`fhce:—At the Drug Store, GoitnxE.
J. A. TUCK, M. D.
1\,1 EMBER of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ont.
GORRIE, ONT.
R. E. CLAPP, M,D.
1=2•2arlsioiaga andi�un ®c rte.
GRADIYATE, Toron to University and member
College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Residence, Absalom St., nearly opposite the Liv-
ery stable. Office in the. Drug Store. next door
to Carrick Banking Co. MILDMAY.
J. A. WILSON, M.D.
HONOR Graduate of Toronto University
Medical College. Member of College` of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. O11ce—
Nest door to Wendt's Jewellery store.
- MILD5iAY. -
W1 H. HUCK, t1, S.
Mildmay, Ont.
GRADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
and registered member of Ontario -Medical
Association. Also Honorary Feliowship of the
-Veterinary Medical Society. Call€ promptly
attended to night and day.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Veterinary Surgeon
GRADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
and registered member of Ontario Veterin-
3ry Associntion. .
P Residence _
Next to Methodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, GOREIE, ONT.
Conirierc?al J�otel
Corner Elora and Absalom sts.
Mildmay.
'`HIS fine Stone Hotel is fitted up in first-class
style, with large and convenient sample
rooms, spacious parlors and chambers and
every facility for the entertainment of the
traveling public.
The bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
and cigars.
Free 'Bus to and from all trains.
Good Stabling and attentive hostlers.
F. X. GUITTARD,
MANAGER.
Practical Tailor
First-class work Guaranteed.
-Clothing Cut to Order.
Corner of Absalom and Adam Ste.
Mildmay.
paafic
PIRA K;J
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GENERAL BANE -DIG BUSINESS DONS. -
Drafts --Issued on . all parts ai
c anac a, and the United States.
Loahe made on
'CoOD SECUAITy.
Good Notes Discounted.
Interest allowed on -Deposits.
References:
Canadian Bank of Con mer.
Bank of Buffalo.
HURT -R,
Isresd�
JOHN J. BRADLEY
FASHIONABLE -
TAILOR
HAS just commenced business in Vogt's Mock
formerly occupied by Mr. Martin's shoestore.
Beix.g a practical and experienced workman, I
am able to guarantee first -Blass work in the lot
est styles. -
John J. Bradley,
WROXETER.
W. las .A.TE,
Represents
J. 1 "..tf e.€TII TV 4► . CI.1§'igt'
Keeping stock the far famed Fleury Plow and
gang Plow Harrow, Scuftier, Iioot Cutter and
Pulper, Grain Crusher end Cutting Box,
Also agent for Coulthurd Scot & Co. Oshawa,
In Seeders, sells the Charnpien 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 Force Pumps and
'Wind Mills.
Full stock of repairs for all the leading plows.
W. H. TATE, "
Gorrie.
$cientige American
Agency for
cAVf EATS.
TRADE NM ram,
DEsICiil PATENTS,
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
Por information and free Handbook write to
MUNN & CO.. 361 Buo,DwaY, NRw YORE.
Oldest bureau for securing p..ttents in America
Every patent taken out by us is brought before
the public by a notice given free of charge in the
infiii
Atherirau
Largest circulation of any scientiSe paper in the
world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
man should be without it. Weeks 63.00 a
ypear; $L50 -six months. Address i,i Weekly,
& CG.,
Pu3iam:mu , 361 Broadway, NewT' ork City.
W. ARIVQT,T,R
CASH andantoDuoz STORE, -
Elora St., Mildmay,
Highest market price paid for Buffer and Eggs
and all kinds of Farm Produce.
Come on and get the eash for your Pro-
duce and don't rob the store -keeper
by taking frem 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. '. ISSE E,
Wagon -Maker,
Adii1c msEx3.r.
aving had a long experience at the business
I feel -confident of being able to give first
class Satisfactiol.
Repairing Promptly Done.
If you are in want of a good rig give me a call
. F. M I.SSERE,
Absalom St.
Mildmay.
We have just received
A grand assortment of
Lamp Goods, Stoves
and Silverware,
which can be bought at MODERATE: PRICES.
Also -HARDWARE of all kinds,
Tinware A>SD Sewing:Mac .roes
Constantly kept'on hand..
Remember the Stand
The Corner Hardware Store.
.
C. I..ie re r,
MEAT MARKET.
The Choicest
REEF, PORK, GIOTTO , SAUSAGES, Mil K%
ALL KINGS -OF F?ESly RATS_ T CON-
STANTLY Gk RASO.
Also a full supply' of SALT...ATEA?
'Highest Price paid for`€lrstclass, fat
a, ,mals-aod poultry.
Goods delivered -!'-REE: to ` all parts
-the
GEO. E. LIESEMER
The Leading Blacksmith.
"This is the place where you can get your Horse
Shoeing and all kinds of General Black-
smithing done right Cheap and -Neat.
Always a full stock of Wagons, Buggies, and
Carriages of all kinds kept on hand.
I have a number of
FIRST CLASS iroviiireg, which I will
sell CHEAP. If you want one, now is the
time to buy.
Also a few second hand Buggies and Wagons,
GEO. E. LIESEMER.
ST. LEON,
Nature's Healing Water.
Life's Nonrisher of Blood,
Health's Restorer.,
The Greatest Mineral Water Known.
Pleasant to the -taste.
Healing to the system.
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By the glass or in quantities, at
Grocery and Ice Cream Parlors, -
Gorrie.
JOHNSTON'S
—AND—
Produce Store
A full stock of
Tweeds, Worsteds, Cottonades,
Shirtings, Ladies Wear,
Men's furnishing, Linens,
Honey Comb Quilts, Satin Quilts,
Lace Curtains, Flannelettes,
Prints and Gingham s, Fresh
- Groceries, Boots _and Shoes
Highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs
act . or Tr01c.€
Call and see goods and prices.
Jas. Johnston,
$10,000, Private Funds to loan on
Farm property , at low rates.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
In And Around Gorrie.
Miss Davis, of Rochester, N. Y., who
has been visiting friends in town fon
some time past started for home on
Tuesday.
,The Brass Band has concluded ar-
rangements for a concert on the even -
int; of the Bewick Agricultural Society's
Fall Show, which is to be held here on
Saturday, Oct. 7th. Excellent talent
has been secured and a splendid enter-
tainment may - be looked for.
Mr. Orr's 'bus now meets every train.
This is an accommodation which has
long been wanted here and all are
pleased at the enterprise of our new
hotel -keeper in putting it on.
Mrs. Jno. Perkins is absent attending
the Western Fair at London.
Messrs. D. - Sanderson, W. A. Irwin
and Alf Williams represented Gorrie at
the "Laurier demonstration in Walker-
ton on Tuesday. They drove to Mild-
may -and. joined the railway excursion
from that place.
Miss Jennie Donley returned to her
s ituation-in London last Tuesday after
a pleasant visit with relatives here..
The marriage of -Mr. Harry Thomp-
son, of :Minnedosa, lean., a former Gor-
rie, boy, and. Miss Mattie Wynn, niece
of Mi. R. Ross, of this village, occurred
at the home of the bride's parents, in
Waterloo county, last week. The happy
young couple have hosts of friends here
who wish them Ood:speed in their
journey down the stream of time.
The young man who. assaulted 1'Lss'
Etta McGrath on the evening of the
tournament .proved-- to be A. Lang, of
Winghani, . and •not one of the Harris -ton
1rozsse °players, as was reported. in the
agl I Wit- week. _ .He irss traced to To.
aonto and arrested just he was entering
the house of a relative there. He was
brought back to Gorrie and plead guilty
the complaint having been, changed to
one of comunon assault, and was fined
$8 and costs.
Messrs. James and T. L, McLaugh-
lin attended the Laurier meeting in
Arthur last Saturday.
Mrs. W. D. Williams and son left
Gorrie last Tuesday for Rochester, N.Y.
where she will visit with --her brother
for a few weeks. She was accompanied
on the trip by Mx. Harry. Toung, a
younger brother.
The death of Mr. Henry Fallah ay oc-
-curred on Friday last after: a somewhat
prolonged illness. The funeral on Sun-
day, was attended by a very large con-
course. Mr. Fallahay had been among
the first settlers of Gorrie and has re-
sided here for nearly thirty years past.
Mr. Ed. Phair has rented his farm;
just east of the village, to Mr. Jno. Arm-
strong, who will shortly take possession.
Messrs Will and Abe Strong, Mr. Jas
P skins and Miss Annie, Mr. Wm,
Evans, and others, will' shortly be able
to tell the wonderful story of the World's
Fair, having started last week to visit
it.
It is likely that the return game of
foot ball between the Gorrie and Mild-
may clubs will be played here on the
afternoon of the Howick Fair Day. We
understand negotiations to that effect
are pending.
-- The Brass Band d is making arrange-
ments to attend a garden party at the
fine residence of Mr. Leathorne, Turn -
berry, on Friday evening.
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Lakelet,
NOTES.—The rain is corning down
in torrents these days. g peasing balm
to the turnip crop. Pstnre too will be
freshened and it is to be haZeed, I, ngth-
ened as out door feed is very. scarce.:..
Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Greenly
returned last Tuesday from their east-
ern trip -.,Messrs Dulmage & Halladay
of our burg; May and M. Gregg and Mr.
and Mrs: Jno. Gregg, of Springbauk,
were at the exhibition in Toronto last
week. The sight seeing they say was
in advance of that of previous years.
Chicago is not the only place of interest
after all...F.ive of Mr. Fritz's men have
been at work for three days at the boil-
er...Monday was a day of revelry in our
hamlet. Who were they ? Where did
they all come from ? Of course we know
what they were after—Wellington Hal-
laday is home for the autumn and is
taking an active part in the mill work...
Mr. Burnett, J.P. had a cas3 of assault
here Tuesday afternoon.. The plaintiff
Mrs..hesang laid complaint against a
man who frequents the smaller villages
and within a radius of 10 miles and
whose unbecoming behaviour is- his only
recommend. To throw down and kick
sal inoffensive woman is an act becom-
ing only to an outlaw and it is the fer-
vent wish of all here that stringent jus-
tice will be meted out to him...On Sat-
urday Mr. Myles Scott arrived home
having spent a week at Chicago. For
the past 4enonths he was employed in-
a factory at Mineral Point. Michigan
There, as here, milk is scarce, hence the
early closing of the factories...Last
Thursday while out shooting, Mr. Mc-
Connell, of this place, inet with a severe
and painful . accident. Waffle loading
the gun it accidentally went off badly'
aa
,tearing the thufnb;and breaking the first
finger. Our local Mr. Hamilton dressed
the wound but the pain is in no way
subsiding...The chopping mill has once
More started. It took all day Monday
to finish the stuff taken here on Satur-
day...Mr. Matthew Hamilton, of St.
Marys spent a few days here visiting
his mother, brothers and sisters...Do
not be in any way dubious about our
blacksmith. He says he is here to stay
and.the most favorable comments about
his work are . the expressions of all...
Harriston show is going to take the
crowd from around here; very many
are going.:. Mr. Lanrler's address. at
Walkerton, was listened to bya few from
here and nodoubt some will be -'present
on the 27th .Mr. Jas. Hamilton loft fors
Chord on Monday evening where he
will be engaged for some days sawing --
with Mr. Smith...The Monday evening
mail brought in the Allan family, five
in number. They stayed a good long
week in Toronto...Mr, E. Mahood leaves
on Wednesday for some place near Chi-
cago, when he .will resume his studies:
_ West Wellingthn Fall Show:
Don't 'fail to attend the West Wel-
lington Fall Show to be held in the
town of Harriston, or !Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 27th and 28,_;l. This
exhibition has now become one of the'
most prosperous aitd successful shows:
between the lakes. This attar the'
grounds have been greatly enlarged, a
first-class 4 mile track ]las 't;een built .
and now the society can boast of hav-
ing the very best accommodation for
all show purposes. - The .many new at-
tractions introduced\ this year must
prove a drawing card. Speedi r..g in the
ring by single and double roadsters, sad-
dle horses acd hack horses for which
large special prizes aro care 1. Tilt-
ing at the ring, while .on L.arsuback,will
prove most interesting. The competi-
tion in paintings, crayon drawings and
works of art will this year far surpass:
any previous exhibition. - A fine Or-
chestra will be in the hal. The L.O.L.
brass band ins attendance. Reduced
rates on all railroads. Go to Harriston
and have a good time.
Ivie�xsNotes.
The revolution preserA. in progress
in --Brazil bids fair to be successful, Rio
Janiero has bee• bombai' dei. and the
President has moved his c i ,o!Luther
inland. The revolution is spreading,
two more large states having , - led the
revolting army, it is generaile thought
that if the insurgents succeed the mon-
archy will again be rest- r :n. under
which that country enjoyed peace and
prosperity for Inany yeas.
To give an idea of.be hanger'
which exists- in the United States, we
publish the following dispatch concern-
ing the rush into a _1ev; piece of terri-
tory, called the, C er kee strip, which
was opened up for settlor., 'r :t Satur-
day exactly at neon ; "TI3e -u- L for lo-
cations in the Cuero „__ has com-
menced. A_ tatf hundref, __ -_orae, beat
the first train into Perry. y and secured
fine corner lots, and before u_l i'_e cars
had peen unloaded the horsemen were
passing in thick and fast. ' efore the
second train arrivedmost of the best Iota
had been ta} en, some by half a doien •
claimants, and by 2 s'_oc+; ail the ad- -
jacent quarters were =:`:.ko_.:t off. L; r town
lots and the foundations la._;a innum-
erable contests and law sa.is. As it
was in Perry, so it was in a;l . other-
towns. The registration brotlis at Or-
lando was robbed of certifier. -Los and the
official stamp last night, and ` , oasands
1"''
of forged certificate are on the :_arket.
Four "sooners" . rare shot ;.;y soldiers
north of Stillwater, Jnstice Craig, of
Indiana, was accidentally s:; i:: camp'
and Tom Jameson, colored; ,v s burned
to death in a prairie flee. One soldier
was shot by a cowbo -,, . near -
Kildare."
War affairs in Euiepe pr-; a really
pitiable a_ peararce at pr•c`.; _Lt. Russia
and France on the one hand, and Prus-
sia, Austria rind Italy on the other, are
just now engaged making , .eat mil-
itary di£:plar s with a, iew el giving a
grand irspresadien of their w . _ strength.
In a few days Austria will Loll a dem-
onstration in which ab t,t _.. ��00 sol-
diers and 250 eeuron_ will take part.
The German .i''raperor s ai'ong the
guests, and the presen^t, c;fthe Duke of
Connaught is being used to its utmost -
as a means of trying, to 1'1�.i. _e people
believe that Great Lvitaiu has joined
the triple alliance. 3 w-: is; and France
are each preparing for grand military
and naval reviews which will, of course,
eclipse the one now in pr grey ,. Gf.ati-
the nations iii - Europe, Britain alone is
calm, and loois on the seething polities
of the continent with imperturbability,
knowing that she holds the key of the
situation and cannot be f=armed by the
war -storm which has lowered over Eur-
ope for so long and which- is liable t
burst at any tii�5" c, - -
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