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Vol. 2.
MILDI AY, ONT., THURSDAY., SEPTEMBER,.. 28th, 1893.
No. 41,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
*IGLISH.—Services at Fordwich, 10:30 a. m.;
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.
rvrETHODIST.—Service .m., and 11:30
p. m. Orange Hill, at 2: m. Rev. Mr.
Greece, pastor. Sabbath School at 8:30 p. iia.
S, Bean Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN. -Services at Fordwicii at 14
a.m.; at Gerrie, 2:30 p. m.: Bible Class a
Fordwich in the evening. Sabbath School a
Gor.ie 1:15 p.m. Jas. McLaughlin, Superintenden
iT E THODIST—Services in the Fordwich Metho dist Church, t. ; 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m. Pray Ir -meeting on
Thursday evenings at 1:30. ` Rev. Mr. Edmunds
pastor.
N. McLAUGHLIN,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.
witnesses required.
Office:—At the Drug Store, GORRIE.
No
J. A. TUCK, M. D.
,rEMBER of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ont.
GORRIE, ONT.
R. E. CLAPP, M.D.
IP yslicif r nutMurgaon.
RADUdTE, 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. Mtr. natAY:
J. A. WILSON,.M.D.
HONOR Graduate - of Toronto University
Medical College. Member of College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office—
Next door to Wendt's Jewellery store.
MILDMLY.
W. H. HUCK, V. S.
Mildmay. Ont.
'RADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
and registered member of Ontario Medical
Association. Also Honorary Fellowship of. the
Veterinary Medical Society. Calls promptly
attended to night and day.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Veterinary Surgeon
G44WAARTret Cid 4
said ter*ed m�if io Peter
ABBesBesicla once -
Next terMethodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, G&&a,IE f%iT.
�ron�n�ercial J�otBl,
Corner Elora and Absalom sts.
Mildmay.
THIS fine Stone Hotel is fitted up in first-class
style, with large and convenient ,;maple
rooms, spacious parlors and chambers and
every facility for . the entertainment of the
traveling public.
The' bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
amid cigars.
Free 'Bus to and from all trains. -
God Stabling and attentive .hustlers.
F. X. GUITTARD,
MANAGER.
wM1N(UAL
co,
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DON$..
Drafts Issued on all parts of
Canada and the United States. _
Loans made on -
C000 SECURITY.
Good Notes Discounted.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
eferenees.:.
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Bank of Buffalo.
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ER,
President,
.. C ISB LER,
Caiwr.
NOTICE.
P1CK.is herebyven, thett a court will be.
bell pursuant to- VOTRS' LST ACT,
honor -the judge o tthe County court' :.of
teDonnty of Bruce, at the Town Hall, Hlildniay
t.Y the -*th day of pot.
42 o'clock p.m:so hear and deter-.
everal-eonmplaints of errors and orals.
Voters' List of the flfiunicipality Of
FIs of CAaick. •
one having business at the Court _ are
gtt-end at the said trine and place.
dmesii this-eist days of Sept...i�,
CHAS. SCMUI,TtER.:. .
Clerk o Carte.
JOHN J. BRADLEY
FASHIONABLE - - -
T.ILOR
WR®.25EIV 'ER
HAS just commenced business in Vogt's Block
fcxmerly occupied by Mr. Martin's shoestore.
Being a practical and experienced workman, I
am able to guarantee first-class work in the lat
est styles.
i
John J. Bradley,
WROXETER.
Scientific Atfericaa -
Agency far
c@ATS,
TRADE .6IAP i�S�,
DESIGN OA_ TENTS,
COPYRICIII.TS, etc.
For information and free Handbook wnteto
MUNN .t CO.. 361 Bno.AnwAY,-/tary Yot,g
Oldest bureau for securing petentss- in America
Every patent taken out by us i$ $ rought:before
the public by a notice given freee .~harge inthe
'ci ntiftr
Largest circulation of any sseeiienti3bpaper in the
world. Splendidly illustrated. xr. a..a +n ... .
GEO• E. It-IESEMER opposite the. woolen mill, a couple of
months ago. The matter was arnica •
bly settled without recourse to law.
The Leading Blacksmith
This is the place whereyon can. get -your Horse
Shoeing and all kinds of _General Blaek-
smithing done right.. Cheap and Bleat.
Always a full stock of Wgoris, Buggies, and
Carriages of all kindtakelt't on band.
I have a number of _
FIRST CLASS Ii81iircrwasi. wh I win'
sell CHEAP. If your Want one, now. the
time to.6uy.
Also a few second hand Baggies and Wagons.
GEO. E.T1tF,SEMER.
ST. LEON,
Nature's Healing 'Wafter.
Life's Nourisher of Blood, ,
Health's Restorer. -
The Greatest Mineral Water Town.
Pleasant to the taste.
Healing to the system
0 ---0
By to glass okha quantities, at
-Grocery. and Ice Cream Parlors,
Gar-rijh
man should be without it. Address
N N- @(►
year; -x1.50 aro months. Address _ 6t
PUBLIsnnn , 361 Broadway, NOW Ott.
ARMO }ma�yy In And Around Corrie.,
S.
Dr. Williams, formerlyof this p -e,
CASH and PRODUCE 'STORE,
was in town over Sunday.
Elora St.. Mildmay.- Nies Filar"Coimyn of Winghan iavieit
inn a t Mrs.Rev. Brownlee'si .
Highest market price paid foy;nntier and Egge- Miss L. Roe spent, unSda ; in Tar+
and all kinds of Far arrroduce.y
•
Come on and get the cashfor your
-- duce and don't rob the :store=keepper'
by taking from them' More than
your eggs are with. -
Live and Let live.
Come on and sive thelives anit reputation . of
your storekeeper who offers l.3! more ,for
eggs than they are tin
ham.
Mr. Tate spent Sunday in Listowel:.
Mr. I?eachman, of Orange grid, Occu-
pied the Methodist pulpit here on
bath last Tere acceptably.
Rev. -Mr.- and Mrs: Green left. last.
Friday to attAxl the World's Fair,.
illi. Jae,•i"et-rkine and 13,43 daughter,
i -return from the World's -Par, On-
itteeliter..,r :JEW ....:-�.� .:
Mrs. Alex. car sou will also,be home
on Wednesday. :
bliss.B. Hemley, of Teeswater is visit-
ing with Ii1rs._ Brownlee.
Mr. Geo: Walker returned home. from
London on Saturday last.
Mr. W.Greer attended the services in
Wingham, by Dr. Potts on Sunday.
Last Wednesday night the "Black
Knight" Rev. Mr. Hector, delivered a
ver powerful lecture in the town hall.
7 !'i 1
ZililliaktrWar• -'
avelig had a Ions experience at the business..
I feel eonnaent of being able to giv+s first
- > ° class Satisfaction.
Repairing Promptly Done.
it poi are in want of a, good' rig give mea call
A. F. M ISSERE;
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 AND Sewing Machines
Constantlykept on hand.
Remember the Stand
The Corner Hardware. Store.
c.
I, le seuier
JOHNSTON'S
CAsyr
—AND—
Produce
Store.
A fulletock of
Tweeds, Woreteds, Cottonades,
Shirtings, Ladies Wear, 2
Men's furnishing; Linens,
Honey Corm Quilts, Satin Quilts,`
Lace Curtains, Flannelettes,
Prints and; Gi ngham s, Fresh
Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Highest.market price paid for
Butter and Eggs -
Oas-i or Trade
•Call and see goods and prices.
Jas Johnston,
$10,000, Private Funds to loan on
Farne_property at low rates.
bseer Df -Aeanlage-L eenses.
Mr. Sutherland, of Wingham, was
visiting his brother here last week.
Mr. Orr is making some _grand im-
provements on the Albion by rebuilding
and slicking up in general. -
Messrs. D. Sanderson and Banker
Keine lefts. to -day to hear Hon. John
Thompson in Clinton.
Mrs: dna—Perkins .. returned home
from London on Tuesday night.
If you have not yet paid your sub-
scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do SO
at once. We have been at considerable
expense the past few months and the
dollars and dollars which are owed up
on subscription are now badly needed.
.Wroxeter.
The excursionists have all arrived home
from Chicago where they immensely
enjoyed their visit to the Worlds Fair..
The expense of this trip is note nearly.
so great as the public appear to think.
Some of our excursionists report that
the average cost to the party was about
$$3 per day while away, inclad ing rail-
way fare, or about what it would cost to
put up for 10 days at .a first-class Tor-
onito-hotel.
- -
Mr. Thos. Miller is unwe l this week.
We hope to learn of his speedy recovery.
Mr. Atm Brock, of Owen Sound was
visiting his many friends here for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Halliday, who has been an
invalid for several years past astonished
her friends, so we are informed, by
rising from her bed the other evening and
walking across the floor. Oar inform-
ant says she is steadily improving -and
ascribes the recovery as a faith cure.
Mr. Wm; Leckie got $75 from the vit.
la a Venreell for the loss; of 'his horse
wiaich site drowned in the null pond,
With good weather it is expected
that our Fall Show, next Monday and
Tuesday will be the best ever held here.
Rev. Mr. Davidson is quite Mat pres-
ent with inflammation.
Mr.R. Graham is on the sick list this
week.
If you have not yet paid your—sub-
scription
our -sub-
scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do so
at°once: - we have been at considerable
expense the past few moutll and the
dollars- and dollars which are owed us
en subscription are now badly needed.
The bricklayers have about . fiaished
their work on the Gofton housef,and the
fine structure will soon have iti roof on.
Fordwich.
Our Foot Ball Team has had another
victory, this time beating the F.B. team
of Mildmay. The matchtook-place at
Midway last Saturday and resulted in
the score of 2 to 1 in favor of our team.
The following: are the names of the
players: W. Johnston, D. Mahood, T.
Hicks, W. Mahood, W. R. Cook, R. L.
_Cook, F. Young, R. Mc Murchie, L. G.
Hooey,Ed. Bricker and O. Groff. Mr.
F. Bricker refereed the game- to the
•satisfaction of all concerned. The boys
expressed themselves highly pleased
with the reception of the Mildmay team
�.
and should'they come to our t Wn as is
likely they will, they may depend on a
warm reception. ' We al.e= fry to learn that Mr. J. C.
Bell was on the sick list last,' geek.
Mr. " :Wallace Johnston, .con. 9, in-
tends going to Toronto on _Friday to
resume his studies there.
The R. T. of T. Lodge intend paying
a fraternal visit to the Listowel lodge
next Monday evening,.
.i. Sitehist Moleswo has ex-.
change3;tterty with 11fr.. W. Bierns
of this place and has taken up his abode
here in charge of the "Arlington House".
Quite a large number from this sec-
tion attended' the Harriston Fall Fair
held there on Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Reeve Cook and Mr. Jas. Sanderson
are absent at Chicago taking in the
World's Fair.
If you have not _yet paid- your sub-
scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do so
at once. We have been at cousiderable
expense the last few months and the
dollars and;dollars which are owed us on
subscription are now badly needed.
•••.1..
Belmore.
D.N. McDcnald left for the world's
Fair last. Friday.
Mr. Lourie and family are leaving
for Listowel where Mr. Louree has
secured a lucrative position as miller.
Mr.A.D. Harmeston has been getting
necessary tile on hand previous to
commencing operation on the new
drain. -
-Mr. David weir has his new engine to
work and a good -one it is.
If you have not yet paid your sub-
scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do so
at .once. We haveibeen at considerable
expense the past few months and the
dollars and dollars which are owed us
on subscription are now badly needed.
The Belinore cider mill will be in
running order on ....onday and Thursday
afternoons of each week. Kettles for
the making of apple butter may be had
as usual.
The Belmore chopping mill which is
in course of erection will be ready for
work sometime next week. .
Save your Ammonia Soap wrappers.
When you have 25Ammonia or10 Puritan
Soap wrappers, send them to us and a 3
cent stamp for postage and we will mail
you free a, handsome picturefor framing.
A. list of Pictures around each bar.
Ammonia Soap has no equal—eve recom-
mend it. Write your name plainly on
the outside of the wrapper and address:
W .A. BRADSHAW & Co., 48&50 Lombard
St., Toronto, Ont. Sold by all general
merchants and grocers. Give it a trial.
-Dalton McCarthy is about to start on
a pel tical tour -
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
What our exchanges are talking about.
Teeswater show was a great suecess,
A great rush of settlers into the A1.
berta District, N.W.T., is expected next
spring.
The reoeipts of the Toronto Exhi-
bition were $63$n advance of the pre-
vious year.
Mr. Leys, ex -M. P. P., of Toronto,has
left the country on account of financial
difficulties.
Wiarton now has 50 telephones al--
though
l-though the service has not yet been in
that town two years.
Jennie Wonch was tried at Barrie
last week for the murder of her mother
and child. She was acquitted.
The temperance people of North Grey
have held a convention and nominated
Reeve Stark, (Grit) of Derby, for the
Coni mons, and Deputy -Reeve Reid
(Tory) of St. Vincent, for the Local
Legislature.
Port Barwell, Ont., Sept. 22.—The
Rev. Clarence W. Bafl;D., rector of
Trinity church, this p ace, suddenly
died last night of apoplexy.. He was
found about midnight_in his carriage in
front of his residence unconscious, and
only lived a few minutes.
It has been rumored—and denied—
that Hon. G. W. Ross was to be ap-
pointed to the vacant registrarship of
Middlesex. If there's no boodling in-
tended why notand over this office to
the present VI -efficient Deputy -Regis-
trar,- ' Tar. W.' 1e; who has virtually
managed the office for years past.
There are in: the world 224,562 Sun-
day Schools, with 2,237,738 -teachers,
and 20,268,923 scholars. United States
leads, in point of numbers with 123,173
schools, and Greece comes last with
Only 4. Canada comes third on the list
with 086 schools. It will thus be seen
that out of the 1,400 -millions of us en
the globe only some 22 millions 'httend
Sunday S.cnools,-but as it is only 100
years since the first Sunday School was
held the growth may be considered
phenomenal. - -
Mr. .E. Holmes, the first man to walk
across the continent of America thro ugh
Canada arrived at his journey's end
Saturday evening. , Holmes started
from Montreal at 4 o'clock on the 2nd
of May, arriving in Vancouver,-B.C., at
7 p.m. on August 26, making the trip in
117 days, and 20days ahead' of the time
specified in the wager. His average
rate of speed was 3} miles an hour, or
32 miles per day. The distance was
2,906 miles, being covered in 2,700
hours, thus beating the world's record
of 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours. Holmes'
previous walks have been across Cen-
tral America, and across .both islands
of Japan. He is 28 years old, and
weighs 155 pounds.
A shocking tragedy is reported from
near Palmerston. A boy named Albert
Thomas, who is about 16 years of age
and was sent out from- the Home, was
taken by a farmer- named Martin some
time ago. The lad got along very poor-
ly with the farmer's mother, and on
Sunday- of last week, while Martin was
away from home Thomas, (as he after-
wards confessed) shot the old lady, set
fire to the house and then ran away.
Mrs. Martin's body was burned to a cin=
der in the presence of those who weee
at the fire, the creat heat preventing
them from rescuing it. The boy was
shortly afterwards captured and is now
in jail.
Discovery of the fact that the ac-
counts of some of the dopes:tore in the
post office branch savings bank Luck -
now, were less than they should be was
what led to enquiry and the presence of
Post Office Inspector H.G. 1lopkirk, of
his district. It has been foa;i.i that by
forged withdrawal applications the fol-
lowing sums have been wrongfully
drawn from the accounts of the parties
named: NorLn is N.oa.i1.; $15;?; Mal
colm Nicholson, $150; Alexander Nichol-
son, $200; :Hiss MacDona:d, $100. Ali
the passbooks of the depositors have
been called in for examination, and it
is thought ell the losses have beep dis-
covered. - - . - -
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