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MILDFLAYI ONT., TIITTRSDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1898.
No. 42.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
rNGLISH.—Services at Fordwich, 10:30 a. m.;
Gorrie„ 2:30 p. m.1at Wroxeter, 4:30 p.
ev. Mr. Brownlee, Incumbent. Sunday School,
one hour and a quarter before sash service.
ETHODIST.—Services at 1030 a.m., and 6:30
p. rn. Orange Hill, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Greene, pastor. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m.
W. S. Bean Superintendent.
pRESBYTERIAN.—Services at Fordwich at It
a.m.; at Gorrie, 2:30 p. in.: Bible Class a
Fordwich in the evening. Sabbath School s
Gorrie 1:15p.m. Jas.licLaughlin, Superintenden
METHODIST—Services in the Fordwich Metho
A"- dist Church, 10:30 a. m. and Y p. m.
gabbath School at 2:30 p. in. Pray -u--meeting on
Thursday evenings at T:30. Rev. Mr. Edmunds
pastor.
N. McLAUGHLIN,
SSUER OT 1/1AERIAGE LICENSES. No
witnesses required.
Office:—At the Drug Store, GORRIO.
la A. TUCK, M. D.
VI -EMBER of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ont.
GORRIE, ONT.
R, E. CLAPP, M.D.
and .-a_ax•asacrors.
RADUATE, Toron to University and member
ki College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Residence, Absalom St., nearly opposite the Liv -
dry stable. °face in the Drng Store. next door
to Carrick Banking Co. MILDsuar.
•J. A. WILSON, M.D.
T..T ()NOR Graduate of Toronto University
" Medical College. Member of College- of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office—
Next door to Wendt's Jewellery store.
-MILDMAY.
W. H. HUCK, V. S.
Mildmay, Ont.
GR -k')• HA.Tn of Ontario Veterinary College,-
and registered member of Ontario Medical
Association. Also Honorary Fellowship of the
Veterinary Medical Society. Calls promptly
a,:tended to niejbt and day.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Veterinary Surgeon
•
JOHN J. BRADLEY
FASHIONA.BL
TAILOR
vrarlcomc.Wirs4rFte•
T...T AS just commenced business in Vogt's Block
A. a ft rmerly occupied by Mr. Martin's slaqestore.
Boii g a practical and experienced workman, I
am able to guarantee first-class work in the lat
est styles.
John J. Bradley,
WROXETER.
Scientific American
Agency for
(LEAD -GATE of Ontario Veterinexy College,„
N--1 and regisiamed-raelniber ol Ont_ario--Yetkrin7
are Association. - - • , = ,
a." Residence
Next to Methodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, Gonnnt,
niercial otal,
Garner Elora and Absalom sts.
Mildmay.
Tl'HIS fine Stone Hotel is fitted np first-elass
style, with large and convenient earhple
rooms, spacious parlors and chambers a
everyfacility for- the entertainment - of tbe
traveling public.
The bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
I and cigars.
Free 'Bus to and from all trains. --
Good Stabling and attentive hostlers.
F. X. GUITTARD,
ILUTAGEIL
Carricit
INR'I co
CAVEATS,-
TRADlARES,
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRIONTS, etc
For information and free Handbook write to
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loyaly patent taken out by us as brought before
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world. Splendidly illustrated. intelligent
man should be Without it. Weeklyaa.00 a
year: 31.g0 six months. Address litUNN & CO,
aimasusgs, 361 Broadway, New York Qtr.
W. ARMOUR'S,
CASH and -PRODUCE STORE,
Elora St.. • Mildmay.
Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs
and all kinds of Farm Produce.
Come on and get the cash f4:your pro
ducze and don't rob the Store -keeper -
by taking frem them more than
• your egs are werth. f\
Live and Let live,.
Come on and save the lives and- reputation of
your store -keeper who offers 33% More for
eggs than they are worth
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONN.
Drafts Issued on all .parts of
Canada and the United Sates.
Loans_ gratit
- GOOD SECURITY.;
Good Noes Diiouted
- Interest allowed onDepbsites
- - 7 -
RefOelleeS -
CalladiTY,B $ank of- Ceniraeices
Basis of litiffAtee - -
0. Se1:111 TER,
Preerylent,-
GISSLiEl?
-7 Camillo%
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MISSERE,
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agoiiMaki
BAL3 ion .
CiEO. Ef-TAIkSEMER
The Lea -cling Blacksmith.
rrhis is the place where you can get your Horse
I Shoeing and all kinds of General Black-
stuithing 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 I-Ieki•rcrwsr, which I will
sell CHEAP. If you want one, now is the
time to buy.
LT axing had a long experience at tote business
I feel confident of being able to give first
class Satisfaction.
Repairing Promptly Done.
If you are in warti of ` a good rig give me a call
NOTICES
e Cess or - rzrautie
,TOTICE is -hereby given; Oats court wa.0 be .
141.1 corpit.held pure4yultx:eoteetpnaLyai,TERLL-7tildT.:QALT,..:. -
birtaftipner the "judge_ el the 'County Conit--wf
ouWE
v of Bruce, at the. Town Raltlitildmay •
kink day. 101ot*
And deter
Call andseegoods and prices.
.
Wat(IPel- ss ass
rrors s.__47 -9_44s on
R. T.
M ISSERE,
Absalom St.
•Mildmay.
Also a, few second hand Buggies and Wagons.
GEO. E. LIESE1V1ER.
ST. LEON,
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.
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By the glass or in quantities, at
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Grocery and Ice Cream Parlors,
Gorrie.
Howick Fall Show
Although the weather looked- very
threatening last Saturday morning,he
afternoon was fine and- a very large
crowd attended the Show. The various
departments were well represented al-
though• some of the displays .were
-meagre. Horses, cattle, and stock gen
erally was plenty, but a few slatted dry
We have just received
• A. grand assortment of
• Lamp Goods, Stoves
and Silverware,
1711'4110Sn be bought at MODERATE PRICES.
Also HARDWARE dal! kinds,
Tinware AND Sewing Tvla.Qhines
Constantly kept on hand.
Remember the Stand
The Corner Hardware Store.
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JOHNSTON'$
CA.S,1-1
Produce .8 Store.
good e boxesfurnishedthe whole poul,
try exhibit. - Ili the hall there was a
hne show of roots and- grains, fruits and
vegetables, blit the other branches -were
somewhat slim. -
'The Gorrie-Brass Band was present
Johnston ; heifer 2 years Old, J L Wil-
son, S Johnston; yearling- heifer, S
Johnston, J L Wilson ; heifer calf, S
Johnston, no Campbell; fat animal, 1
and 2 S Johnston.
SHEEP.
Liecesters.—Ram, Donald Fisher,
Jno Stewart ; ewe lambs, D Fisher; J
Scott ; shearling, J M Johnston ; ram
lamb, D Fisher, J H Johnsten ; ewes,
J H Johnston, D Fisher ; sheering ewes
Jas Sanderson, J H Johnston ; pen
sheep, J ELT01212St011 ; ram any age, J H
Johnston, D Fisher ; ewe, any age, J 11
Johnston.
Shropshire Downs.—All the prizes in
this class were captured by -w 11 Web-
ber, except 2nd for aged rai and 2nd
for ewe lambs, which were awarded to
Robt Pirie.
Grades.—Ram lamb, 1 and 2 Alex.
Littlejohn ; pair ewes, A McIptosh, A
Littlejohn ; ewe lambs, 1 and 2 A Lit-
tlejohn.
taull stock of
'Tweeds, Worsteds, Cottonades,
Shirtings, Ladies Wear,
Men's furnishing; Linens,
Honey Comb Quilts, Satin Quilts,
Lace Curtains, Flannelettes,
Prints and. Gingharas, Fresh
G-roceries, Boots and Shoes
Highest market price paid for
Iter andEggs
XtbesevVral-complain
-ol-phu Atatir.fipanty- of
'Tovnithir
sotia-avingbesksees-Pt.he-0611r 100
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SWINE.
Berkshire.—Aged boar, Jos Ridley ;
boar under 1 year, Smith Bros, Alex
Robertson, jr. • •
Chester white.—Aged boar, Thos.
Manderson ; boar under 1 year, Alex
Robertson, jr., Thos Manderson ; brood
soweJno Sharpin, S Greer ; ,spring pigs
13 Greer, A Robertson, jr.
s
and erilived the occasion by very good
music dating the afternoon.
Mse Hepinstall, the indefatigable Sec-
retary of the Society, has perhaps, the
best' system of making entries, in vogue
with country fairs, and was able to en-
tirely avoid the loss of time in properly
entering articles which is the bane of
one -day fairs.
In every way the show was a success
and a nice balance will remain after
paying all the prizes.
The following is the
PRIZE LIST.
MESE&
Agricultural.—Span, 1 Jas. tell, 2 S.
Jhnston. ; 2 year old filly, 1 Jno., Coop-
er; yearling gelding, Is Wee. Evans, 2
Jas. Bell; 2 year old filly, 1 Jas; Be11,2
Jas. McEwan, Clifford; brood mare,
Jno. Cooper, Jas. Bell ; horse foal, Jas.
Bell; mare foal, Jno. -Cooper, Adam
Scott. " •
•-General Purpose.—Span, John Hain- .
stock, F. Davidson ; 2 -year-old gelding, W H McCracken, W Strong ; top onions
Robt. Edgar ; yearling gelding, J. L. E Sperling; parsnips, W 11 McCracken,
Wilson; 2-yeTeesold filly, P. McEwan, W Strong; pumpkins, A. Littlejohn, W
Jas. Wright; yearling filly, Ja,s.Hunter, II Clegg; citrons,- Wm Stinson, WII
Alex. Littlejohn ; brood mare, R. Har- McCracken; beets, W Strong,W Me -
"rig, R. Edgar ; horse foal; R. Harris, N. Cracken ; tomatoes, no Barrett, E Spar-
• Hallman ; mare foal, Jas. Wright, R. ling; cabbage, S Greer, Wm Evans;
Edgar. , cauliflower, E Sperling, W Strong ;
• Roadster. -2 yr old gelding,J Barrett; watermelon, W McCracken; °mum -
Ps Edgar, ' yearling golding,lt FedgareMel bers.J II Johnston ; squashes,W H Mc -
Johnston ; 2 -year-old filly, A Holt, .R Craeken.
Edgar, yearling filly, J. Darroch, FRUIT.
brood mare, Jno Larethkiin R Edgar, Winter a,psiles, 4 of each, named.—
horse foal, R -Edgar ; mare foa, 1 and 2 Northern spy, A Fortney, J John -
Jim( Lambkin. - • sten e greening, , H Johnston, A Little-
• Carriage team, Mel Johnston, R Ed- john ; King of Tompkins, J H John -
gar; carriage horse or mare, Wm Mur- ston; russett, A Littlejohn, J W
ray, Dr. A. M. Spence. sten; baldwin, A Littlejohn, S Greer;
IMPLEMENTS AND MANUFACTURES. Ben Davis, Thos Manderson, E Spar -
Iron beam plow, Gillies' & Martin, R ling ; Mann, J Henohnston, S Greer ;
Ross ; gang plow, B Ross ; straw cutter, Tallman Sweet, R Harding, J. John -
Gillies Martin ; root cutter, Gillies & ston
Martin, W II Tate; single carriage, Jas Fall apples, 4 of each, named.—Cul-
Walker, W H Tate; wagon, W II Tate ; yetis, A Fortney, A Littlejohn; 20 oz
organ, A McIntosh. • pippin, Thos Manderson; S Greer_ ;
Thos M nderson Jno
. POULTRY.
Geese, S. Greer; dueks, F Davidson ;
light Branmas, Clegg ; pencilled
Homburgs, J H Johnston ;- stuffed birds,
D Sanderson.
Red winter Avheate,.7s-Davidson, Jas
Sandersalrf VIrttieer wbeat, F Day-
illeen, Wins-Evatie; other kind fall
Wheat, rs' Diviastii, 4 Speing; fife
„spring wheat,- A Scott ; --Oyether kind
Jas McENtaii, F Dax#IsOrk;::barley, Wm
•Evans, Jos APndelse21:-esrlarke peas, Jas
McEwan, . Jas 8andera*.-ihite oats. F
made mitts, and hand made gloves, 1 &
2 in each W H McCracken; fancy shirt,
WStrong,- gee Gregg ; log cabin quilt,
W H 1VIcCracken ; patched guilt, W
Dane, sr, W H McCracken; knit quilt,
Geo Gregg, Jno Kaine; crochet quilt,
Geo Gregg, W Dane sr ; coverlid, Geo
Gregg; crochet in wool, W Dane, sr ;
crochet in cotton, W Dane, sr, Jno
Kaine; embroidery in cotton, Miss Julia
Strong, W Dane, sr ; embroidery in
muelin, W Dane sr ; embroidery in silk,
G Gregg, W Dane, sr ; Berlin wool raised.
W H McCracken, Jno Kaine; Berlin
wool flat, J Kaine, Miss Julia Strong ;-
Berlin wool flowers, 1 & 2 Jno Kaine;
drawn work, W Dane, sr ; cone work, J
Kaine; arrasene work, W Dane,sr, G
Gregg ; cretonne, G Gregg ; straw work,
Jno Kaine; sofa pillow crazy work, R
Harding, Jno Kaine; sofa cushion G
Gregg ; mosaic patchwork, R Harding ;
macrame bracket, E Sperling; fancy
knitting in cotton, Jno Kaine; rag car-
pet, W Dane, sr, Miss Julia Strong ;
toilet mat, W Dane, sr, G Gregg ; shell
work, Jno Kaine; cardboard mottoes,
W Dane, sr ; tissue work, W Dane, sr.,
Jno Kaine.
IlavicIsories0-0 eblielsotits, Jas San-
dersoiee whitebeaile, Win Strong e flour,
W 14nesr ; timothy seert-- Jas -Sander
son ; yellow ear corn, Rspgar. W-
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McCracken. -
DATritY, ETC.
Tub butter, R Edgar ; roll butter, R
Harding' Jas Sanderson ; home made
bread, Mrs Wm Stinson, Miss Julia
Strong e comb honey, C Mitchell ;
strained hpusy,
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
Early rose potatoes; S Greer, Wm
Strong; elephant potatoes, N "Hallman,
S Greer; any other kind potatoes, 1 and
-2 C Mitchell ; Swede turnips, S John-
ston, Wm Evans ; any other kind tur-
nips, W H McCrecken, P McEwan; red
mangolds, .W II McCracken, eno Stew-
art ; yellow mangolds, 1 and 2 W Mc
Cracken ; garden carrots, R Harding,
Wm Strong ; field carrots, W II 'Mc-
Cracken, J Sanderson ; potato onions,
1 and 2 W H McCracken ; seed onions,
FINE ARTS.
Pearl painting, G Gregg, Jno Kaine;
oil painting, , G Gregg ; painting-
,
on silk or velvet, Miss Julia Strong, G
Gregg; ainting on satin, G Gregg;
pencil draiving, Miss Julia Strong ; pen-
manship, W McCracken. ; Painting on
pottery, W 11 McCracken, Gregg :
painting cal wood, Jno Kaine, G Gregg.
Lakeiet.
• , Two crows with one shot is the lat-
est. Myles says he did it. Took aim
at no particular one but two fell victims
to his random shot. The ducks, though
not left unmolested appear to get off
easily. We have not heard of one be-
ing shot though there are ten or twelve
daily in search of the133...Mr.Dulmage's
shingle machine is going ahead. Some
ono of• the many threshers who are
around here are going to get the job
with his engine...Clifford and Gorrie
had their share of representatives from
this vicinity, Friday and Saturday.
Nearly all -got a drenching coming home
on Friday evening, and the weather il2
the afternoon was of such an unfavor-
able nature as to render everything
rather unpleasant. Messrs. Jas. Wright
and W. Wallace with a two year old
colt and roasdster, respectively, had the
red tickets in their possession while go-
ing home on Friday. At Gorrie on Sat-
urday Mr. Wallace again took first
there being 11 driven, and Mr. Wright
first and second for his colts...Mr. Con-
nell, formerly of Clifford,. is moving in
hore this week. He is at work at Mrs.
Hallad.ay's to -day and the family will
be here by the end of the week...John
Scott has the finest potatoes in Howick.
He is taking them up these days and
they are greatly admired by the passers
bye:Mrs. Beattie, of this place, left with
her two nephews for Clinton last Thurs-
day where she will stay for some time
keeping house for her brother John who
was bereft of his wifelast spring...Mr.
Webber had rather hard hick with his
sheep et Clifford. Owing to the way
they were graded he had to show
against all classes, the result was that
others which were larger got the prize.
At Gorrie he was more successied tak-
ing six firsts and four seconds...The
mill is to be started some day this weele
There are logs enough for a week' 3
Work in the Yard...Mr. and Mrs. niverQ
of Teeswater, and Mr. and Miss Under-
wood, of Turnberry, were visiting rela-
tives here on Sunday.:.:Ars. Smith.,
daughter of Mrs. Rose, and
of -Mrs. Dulmage, is spending these disys
in our burg. .R, cKinney is getting
on_nicely these days. He was taken to
his mother's home on Saturday.
•Maiden's Blush, a ,
Durham.—l3till under 3 years old, Ridley; snow, A Littlejohn, Thos Man -
Graham Bros; bull, under 2, A. Holt, S derson.
Johnston; aged cow, Jas Hunter, Gra- Plums, W H McCracken; pears, Alex
ham Bros; cow under 4 Years, J L Wil- Littlejohn.
son ; -heifer 2 years old, 5 Johnston, J • LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
L Wilsan; yearling heifer, 1 and 2
Johnston, bull calf, J L Wilson, W
Evans;. heifer calf, Wm Evans,J L Wil -
eon; herd, J L Wilson, 8 JohnstonDuiham .
Grades,—Aged cow,4 L Wil- made socks, J H Johnston, W Dane, -sr,
Johnston;jq,S-tow under years, $ machine made socks,W McGracken;hand
Save your Ammonia Soap wrappers.
When you have MADiEnoilia, or10 Puritan
Soap wrappers, send them to us and a 3
cent stamp for postage and we Will mail
you free a handsome picture for tramiug.
A list of Pictures around each bar.
Home made yarn, Jno Johnston, Jas
Bell ;, hand -made stockings, J II John- Ammonia Soap has no equal--ee e recom-
mend it. Write your name plainly on
ston, Jas McEsvan ; machine tuade
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the outside of the wrapper and aanresv •
StOckings, 1 & 2W H McCracken ; hand
W .A. B SHAW & (.o., 48&50 Lonlbar'd
St., Toronto, Ont. Sold by -all gel
DiAchants and grocers. Give it a trial,
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