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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Gazette, 1893-09-28, Page 2r• hj 0 •77". Vol. 2. 0 IL NT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th9 IOW CHURCH DIRECTORY. JOHN J. BRADLEY 1 ;ti(,.. r-SH--Servieas at Ft,rdwich, 10:30 e.. m.; /� 1 - - ac Gnrrld, 3-'3O P. ru.; at Wrocecer, 4:30 p. ui. i ,�7� NA'LE 0 0 0 .-:. Mr l;ro:vule,e, Inc tu.::,ant. S1:nday Seuoo1, :)iii LYir n _tJ a'Iuar,r before each service, -Ser,-Inas 111:S1 3 -n.1., and (1"30 Ora:tg • till; sc !: I%. tn. Fen. Mr. r. Sa',t.,uh School at )3:30 p. uz. HAS just commenced business in Vogt's Block fc rmeriy occupied by Mr. 31artin's shoestore. Ben g a practical and experienced,- workman, I i ) tiE'SIt'_" ET.:{.1:+ - Sarcioos ti: For,lwic'_: at It am able to guarantee tirst-class 'work in the lat L a.'.: t: r r r _ .2:3o p. :. T;i'.ie :ase a est styles. ::1 tl1� �ulir �. Sal,'r,ati: School a :rue 11:5 ; ."-. Jas. li .:I.a.:,;hl::. Sui+er:u:euden ILO l F:—..on-s-; nthoFon. twichIfecho list it. . arr.l 7 p. nr. at 2:30 u. !u. PTA!, -r-rn• sting on 1i; . ,- :::::gs at i.3•1. Et?r. Jr.lEdmunds N, McLAUGHLlN, 1 - ('P.It OF M RRL:GE LICENSES. No re,1;r:re:I. u t, .. Lrn_ RR t.tE. J1 A. TUCK, M, D, -s1 M1- F'I: 1 l<,1:c.0 of Physicians d::dSur- ONT. ur- ONT. R, E. CLAP P, M,D, k'Iill. a::cl tax ;.\PC.�i E, .�: ,u tr,lu ersity and rnemb:rir r 1 11.1r Ura, Ontario. A. ;al :.r n ., r ar.. opposite t:.e; Liv- • -7 :., ;.1-1 - l:n tit' Drug 'tore. next door ` J, A, WILSON, M, D, •raw;x-,: of T:;r.'ntao University 1 SI- !: t M•.: er of College of .. .+l'. '.1'.1 1'ci:r'2,,_70:li of O:it ri Ori:ce— s:\\ens::'s v.'w i :ere" store. Max:tux. Elora St., . Brad l WROXETER. ROXETER. Scientific American - Ageney f®r Cc'AVEA 'S9 TRADE- idARKSS DIES1Ci1 PATEPS7 9. COP 'if RICH TS9 etc. F'Or information and free Handbook write to MUNN & CO., 301 BROADWA-r. NEW YORE. Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every patent taken out by us is brought before the public by a notice given free of .barge in the / 0 0 0 QaO� fe c ,r7A, can Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent man should be without it. Weeklyy $3.O® a yyear; $1.50 six months. Address MUNN & COq Pt: BLisrtER , 361 Broadway, New York Citgo OUR'S Casa and PRODUCE STORE, Mildmay. W. H. HUCK, V, S, Mildmay, Ont. GRADt:.1TF_ of Ontario Veterinary College, a::d registered member of Ontario Medical Association. Also FIouorary Fellowship of the Veteriaar•: rladical Society. Calls promptly a:lauded co night and day. JAMES ARMSTRONG, Veterinary Surgeon C F ADUATL of Onto Vetarinary College, and registered member of Ontario Veteran. era Assaciatlon. t� Residence Next to Methodist Parsonage, ALBERT STREET, GORdtILr, ONS. 'orrlrgercial jiate Corner Elora and Absalom sts. Mildmay. THIS 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 ;raveling public. ! A grand assortment of The bar is supplied with the choicest liquors f and cigars. Free 'Pus to and from all trains. Good Stabling and attentive healers. Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs and all kiuds of Farm Produce. 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. Colne on and save the lives and reputation of your store- keeper who offers 33% more for eggs than they are worth. A. F a MISSER, s Wagon-Maker9 All a. a c tl Aa rtai r aving bad a long experience at the business 1 feel confident of being able to give first class Satisfaction. Repairing Promptly Done, If you are in want of a good rig give me a call R. F. M I SSERE, Absalom st. Mildmay. We have jest received F. X. GUITTARD, MANAGER. Carr±k PIIRk\Call cO» GENERAL BANKING BCSINSaei DONE. Drafts Issued on all parts of Canada and the United States. Loans made on COOD SECURITY. Good Notes Discounted, Interest allowed on Deposits. References: Canadian Bank of Commerce. Bank of Buffalo. C. SCHURTER, President, A. G-ISSLER, Casiisas. NOTICE is hereby given, that a court will be held pursuant to THE VOTERS' LIST ACT, by his honor the judge of the county court of the County of Bruce, at the Town Hall, Mildmay on W ESII4 AY the tn day of Oat. A.fi. 93, at 2 o'clock p.m. to hear and deter- mine t e several complaints of errors and omis- sions in the Voters' List of the municipality of the. Township of Carrick. All persons having business at the Court are regaired to attend at the said time and place. -.. ,Tlated at llildmay, this 21st day of Sept..1693. CHAS.lerk of Caruidt. Lamp Goods, Stoves and Silverware, which oan be bought at MODERATE PRICES. Also HARDWARE of all kinds, Tinware AND Sewing Machines Constantly kept on hand. Remember the Stand The Corner Hardware Store. Co IL le sirie r, JOHNSTON'S —AND Produce Store. A full stock of Tweeds, Wortecls, Cottonades, Shirtings, Ladies Wear, Men's furnishing, Linens, Honey Comb Quilts, Satin Quilts, Lace Curtains, Flannelettes, Prints and Giughams, Fresh Groceries, Boots and Shoes Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs TAT Cash or Trade -Call and see goods and prices. Jas. Johnston, 510,000, Private Funds to loan on Farre property at low rates. Issuer of Marr age- Licenses. GEO. E. LIESEME The Leading Slacksmit 0 era his is the place where you can get your Horse Shoeing and all kinds of General Biack- 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 ]ii'-, which I will sell CHEAP. If you want one, now.* the time to buy. Also i few second. hand Buggies and Wagons. GEO. E. LIESEMER. T. L-191 N9 Nature's Healing Water. Life's Nourisher of Blood, Health's Restorer. The Greatest Mineral Water Known. Pleasant to the taste. Healing to the system. 0 0 By the glass or in quantities, at ADDISON-9S Grocery and Ice Cream Parlors, Gorrie. In And Around Gorrie. Dr. Williams, formerly of this plac e, was in town over Sunday. Miss Ella Cornyn of Wingham is visit- ing at Mrs. Rev. Brownlee's. Miss L. Roe spent Sunday in ham. Mr. Tate spent Sunday in Listowel. Mr. Deachman, of Orangehill, occu- pied the Methodist pulpit here on Sab - bath last very ac eptably. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Green left last Friday to attend the World's Fair. Mr. Jas, Perkins and his daughter will return from the World's Fair on Wednesday. Mrs. Alex. Car son will also be home on Wednesday. Miss B..Hemley, of Teeswater isvisit- ing with Mrs. 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 very powerful lecture in the town hall. 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 Kaine left.e to -day to hear Hon. John Thompson in Clinton. Mrs. Jno. 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. Wo have been at considerable expense the past few months and the dollars and dollars which are owed us on subscription are now badly needed, ITing- VVrozeter. The excursionists have all arrived homo from Chicago where they immensely enjoyed their visit to the Worlds Fair. The expense of this trip is not,, nearly so great as the public appear to think. Some of our excursionists report that the average cast to the party was about $3 per day while away, iuclud lug rail- way fare, or about what it would cost to put up for 10 days at a first-class Tor- onto hotel. Mr. Thos. Miller is unwe 1 this week. We hope to learn of his speedy recovery. Mr. Alex. 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. Win. Lapkie got $75 from the vil- lage council for the loss of his horse which was drowned in the mill pond, s5 raj 3 opposite the woolen mill, a couple of months ago. The matter was amica • bly settled without recourse to law. ith 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 ill at pres- ent with inflammation. Mr.R. Graham is on the sick list this week. 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 mouth and the dollars and dollars which are owed us on subscription are now badly needed. The bricklayers have about finished their work on the Gofton house and the fine structure will soon have its roof on. Fordwich. Our Foot Ball Teatu has has another victory, this time beating the F.B. team • of Mildmay. The match took place at • it•Iildmay 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. Ma -hood, T. Hicks, W. Mahood, W. R. Cook, R. L, Cook, F. Young, R. Mc Mumble, L. G. Hooey, Ed. Bricker and 0. Gruff. Mr. F. Bricker refereed the game to the satisfaction of all concerned. The boy; It has been rumored—alai ,:l expressed themselves highly pleased that lien, Ross \�;.. : 1 l.,c with the reception of tiie Mildmay tease pointed to the vacant regi,ne and should they coiue to our town as is Middlesex, If there's 11u ],,,u..;lieg i; likely they will, they may depend on a' tended \\-Ly not hand over t] wino :- warm reception. , t11e present very cf'irlcnt Deputy -Leal; - We are sorry to learn that Mr. J. C, trar, Mr. W. Noble, who Las \irtual'.y Bell was on the sick list last week. managed the office for years fast, No, 41, NEJGBORHOOD NEWS, What our exchanges are talking about. Teeswater show was a groat s:1_•C SF., A great rush of settlers into the Al- berta District, N.W.T., is expected next spring. The receipts of the brtiou were $(i35 in advance- ,:1 :Le lit." \•lolls year. Mr. Ley:.. ex-i'd. P. P., r.: left the country ull ace gout ' i difficulties. 1Viart(,n iiuw has 50 tee+' though the service has i,' ' -t lwt that town t`,v o years. Jennie \\ ;rich last week fur the murder .1 ;.t r tlar and child. She was acquite The temperance people of Nurt]1 t;re Lave held a convention ar.IL1 L ::1111 11 :1 Reeve Stark. (Grit: of 11eri . r t C. i 11:1unr•. and i)el,uty-1',•t'1 e 1 . 1 Tory; ui St. Vlucent. for L :c... Leglsiature. 1'urt l,urn•ell, Ont., t. . - i- 1'iCv. Clarence P W. 1.3iill B.] !., l Trinity church, this f act. died last night of ai :i ]r .v. found' about Midnight in Lis t:;,rr_age front of his residence uncoueci_::s.a:..1 only l:\ 0 1 a ie\v L.inute', Mr. Wallace Johnston, con. 0, in- tends going to Toronto on Friday to resume his studies there. There are iu the world 224.,;62 Sun- day Scliool.s, witli 2,237.7l36 teachers, and 20,266,9'23 scholars, United States The R. T. of T. Lodge intend pavingleads, in point of cumbers with 123,173 a fraternal visit to the Listowel lodge schools, and Greece conies last with only 4. Canada comes third on the list with '8,886 schools. It will thus be seen that out- of the 1,400 millions of us on the globe only some 22 millions attend next Monday evening. Mr. J. Sitch-of Moles:vo: th has ex• changed' property with Mr. W. Bierns of this place and has taken up his abode herein charge of the "Arlington House". Sunday Scowls, but as it is only 100 years since the first Sunday School was Quite a large number from this sec - held the growth may be considered deal attended' the Harriston Fall Fair phenomenal. held there on Wednesday and Thursday ; Mr. E. Holmes, the first man to walk of this week. across the continent of America thrcagh Reeve Cook and Mr. Jas. Sanderson I Canada arrived at his journey's end are absent at Chicago taking in the Saturday evening. Holmes started World's fair. from 'Montreal at 4 o'clock on the 2nd If you have not yet paid your sub- of May, arriving in Vancouver, 13.C., at scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do so i 7 p.m. on August 26, making the trip :n at once. TVe have been at considerable 117 days, and 20 clays ahead of the time expense the last few months and the dollars anddollars which are owed us on subscription are now badly needed. i3elmore. D.N. McDonald left for the world's Fair last Friday. • Mr. Louree and family are leaving for Listowel where Mr. Louree has secured a lucrative position as miller. Mr.A.D. Harriaeston has been getting necessary tile on hand previous to commencing operation on the now and was sent out from the Hone, was drain. j taken by a farmer named Martie some Mr. David weir has his new engine to tiiue ago. The lad got along very pour - work and a good one it is. ly with the farmer's mother, and on If you have not yet paid your sub- Sunday of last week, while _Martin wet_ scription to the GAZETTE, kindly do so ! away from home Thomas, as Le after - at once. We havebeen at considerable i wards confessed) shot the uld lady, set expense the past few months and the fire to the house and then ran away. dollars and dollars which are owed us I Mrs. Martin's body was burned to a cin - on subscription are now badly needed. der in the presence of tllu-o wise were The Belmore cider mill will be in at the fire, the creat heat l roventieg running order on _._onday and Thursday them- from rescuing it. The boy was afternoons of each week. Kettles for shortly afterwards captured and is now the making of apple butter may be had in jail. as usual. Discovery of the fact that the ac The Belmore chopping mill which is counts of some of the depus:tais iu the in course of erection will be ready for post office branch savings Bask Lucie - work sometime next week. specified in the wager. His average rate of speed was 8f tulles an hour, or 32 miles per day. The distance was 2,906 miles, being covered in 2.700 hours, thus beating the world's r,cord of 1,0(0 miles in 1,000 hours. 11el_ s's' previous walks have been across Cen- tral America, and across both islauda of Japan. lie is 28 years old, and weighs 155 pounds. A shocking tragedy is zeported from near Palmerston. A boy Laurel Albert Thomas, w\bo is about 18 years of age 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—we 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 political tour. now, were less than they sliculd be was what led to enquiry and the presence of Post Office Inspector H.G. liooiLrk, o:' his district. It has been faded that by forged withdrawal applicatio:l, the fol- lowing sums have been r•uugfull y drawn from the accounts of the parties named: Naim .1 N.eaul ; ) r, 9 l53, Ma corm Nicholson, $150; Alexander Nichol- son, $200; lois MacDouald, 1100. All the passbooks of the depositors have been called in for examination, and it is tLutight ell the losses have been dis- covered.