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Home My WebLink AboutThe Gazette, 1893-12-21, Page 5for You! and for u s. ;hangs t Cost 01 the fur. LARS whale they last. IsitaGo! nter Trade! ash of seasonable goods. W h -re defy to the trade. re and choice ranges. imaginable in that line o a complete suit. with only .he purest goods. We and every choice thing in irnmand of our lady patrons. r Solicitor. worth for $12, $8- 1.IL,DM.PLY at • o earance of the stock. a. VAIIG1;LieAi,.-�1eyviceti i0 ton. and .m Sabbath Seheol at 4" pm C:_ Liesemer;. Superintendent, C,ottageprayarmeeting Wednes- day evening -at t30. Young _ People's meeting Tuesdaevening at 6 o'clock. at 7$0. Rev.�Mr. Mu Pastor.hoir prautide evening RES$YTERIAN.–Services 1030 a.in, 'Sab- A bath School .9:30 a m. J. H. Moore, Superin cadent. Prayermeetiflg, Wednesday evening at o'clock. Rev. R. W. GFaUagher, Pastor. '.C.CHUIRiH, Sacred Heart of Jeeus.—Rev. Father Vey, P. P. Services every Sunday. alternatively at 6E0 a.m: and 10 a.m. Vespers - every other Sunday at'3 p.m. Sunday School at 0:30 p.m. every other Sunday. T UTHERAN.•; BcV.. Dr. Miller, pastor. 96r vices thelast three Sundays of every month at 2:30 p.m. Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. - wit ETHODIST --Services 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m Sabbath School 2:30 p.m. G. Curie, Superin- tendent. Prayermeeting, hursday 8 p.m; Rev. W. B. Danari3, Pastor. - • SOCIETIES. M.B.A., No. 73–meets in their halPon the evening of the second and fourthThura- hays in each seonth. K. W nzn, Ike. GEO. E GGER, Pres. O.F.--Coact Maldma , No.186, meets in their • hall the siseeh* and last Thursdays in each tenth. Visitors arta7secome J. e£EER, C. R. JOHN MCGAAN, R. S. �j . O.C.P. No. 16-3neets in the Forester's He11 1.) the second and last Thursday in each month, at 8 p.m. W.B. An oun, Coun. E. N. BU'i IIART, Ree THE M1LDMAY GAZETTE, DnvOTED TO THE INTERESTS ear EL€T 133U11111101D EAST IIIIRON. Terms ;--$1 per year in advance ; Otherwise 31.25. ADVERTISING RATES. -One Rix Three Year. months. months. One column " $90 83 ' • ifia half column 80 18 10 Quarter column...... 18 100. 6 Eighth coin= 10 Legal notices, 8c. per line for first and 4c. per line for each subsequent insertion. Local business notices Sc. per line each inser- tion. Contract advertising payable quarterly ' S. W. GREEN. • in the'town haf i x L ti the 27th- inst. - diaeuss A prohibition. Att urn welcome a FR,4 opened` at: /AO. ;Siker collection ddefiay expenses. The annual • sc-hsol meetings lu:tar: _sections will : bo held on Wednesday Dec. 27th, at ten eiloek, a. m. _ The electionof trustees is at important_ as the election of councillors,: and ratepay- ers ought to take more interest in these. matters than they generally do. Business in town - has been very lively of late, and has --noticeably increased the past week. '. Weare pleased to learn from business men? that the Gazers.]: is: materially. helping to bring its adver- tisers custom, and it is also a pleasure to knowthat`no one is better satisfied` withthe transaction than the customers, who are really_ taking unusual bargains, from Mildmay_this season. Grand Trunk Time Table. Trains leave Mildmay station as fol- lows: - serf MY ., . . ;?a.1�5y44. s . ixatl . s nlp:m GOING NOM! Mixed 10.56 a.m Mair .2.3 -p.m Express 9.55 pan Following the Custom generally ob- served by country newspapers the GA- ETT2. Will take a holiday next week, SO no paper will be issued. A supplement howev,er, be -gent out, giving the result of the nominations hare and iu surrouncliatiPhiCei:' -Theolfize will be ei-esetarimer aa_ -*al, there being a large ansoustof jele-woilt to dispose of. rie °liter was captured by la, grippe on Tueeday, and the GAZETTE con- sequently appears this week under dif- Miss Boyd, of: ,Heraiatona visited friends in Mildmay this week. Miss Amy May, of Walkerton, was visiting friends in Mildmay this week. . Ma J. A. Bittinger, of the Walkerton Glocke, paid Mildmay a fiying visit on Tuesday. Messrs. J. H. MoOre, station agent, and J. Cordingly, baggage -man returned home on Friday last. . A Christmas -tree :entertaintnent will be held by the merman Evangelical Sunday School next Monday evening.; The church will be tastily decorated; .a • sta John,. J Butlis*rbeela C Schutter, i A. Moyer, . Novel Dar n ourn.. c a E trjt. .,I 4 his name as Frank OlFlander. The following pupils of the' walker. ion Model School passed the examinate Misses, S. Campbell, L. _Dickson, M. M. C. SaitherltM4 Watts, L. Williem Messrs U. W: Kidd; etden R. Wiltakils.' great.indvoe!n 1.43 able 'Useful to an in A book which /4. very useful thing for a son.--Nesuerleass Maya 0. The '"Efinte" are ea re _Tiro der is Ahe Oliver & Steigler took in from a farm- er the other day a turkey which weighed 20 lbs. It is not often that one so heavy is marketed. A grand Fireman's Ball is to be given in tne Mildmay town ball early in J,an- uary. The invitations will be out in a few days. Nomination meeting will be held in the town hall here to -morrow, (Friday)._ A large crowd find a lively time is ex- pected. e Mr. 1. A. Blackeby, of Galt, agent for the I.O.G.T. insurance Society, we's in town this week and made the Gezzees a friettdly call. Mr. B. was at one time editor of the Clinton Record. Quite a number hereabouts are sageeeer- ing from a mild form of la grippe at present. The symptenss are not of an alarming -nature, so far, and the worst c12•08 reperted have only been, confined to the hens° fox a few days. Tha rapila of Mildmay Public. School announce an entertainment to be held in the town hall this (Thatesday) even- -ing. An excellent program is to be ren-- dered and a large attendance is ex- pected: : The Sonth Bruce Patrons et indus, try met at Formosa last week and nominated Mr. Wm. *silent°, r6Ss, near Lutisno*, to. oppose Mi. Ef.. Provincial elections, Mee Mell'ullen, who has been visit- - ing at Mr. Curle'le.here_ tor, ths past three Months, etai-ted• Motidays fast en her waT'tti hoMe at Port /111011, Mich., She intendq. te call on friends in Palmcfston on the. Way. - , has returned lc hia pereuts? home, in this village, for a few weges visite . -Hp rat present Suffering with an attack -fa grippe: RoSs, is expect,' ed home fewIdaw. *103-61 alsett. -First ClaSS----Willie poky, Mari War- ner, -Annie Eifert. Second Clase—Eckhardt Loos, Her- man Herron, Istelhula Schvitihn.. Third Chisr--:Martba Peik'er, Maggie Ptetsch, Maggie Schweitzer. . . Fourth. claes--Lily Em Fifth Class--EdWin, Moyer, Addle Land., Edwin Sehvieitaer, Stanley_ Sixty Class --Tillie Miller, Violet GOOD CONDUCT lisPosT., Tillie Weisel', Mary Yank Jean- Mo - Gann, Adeline Diebel, Syliia Brown, Lily Jasper; Lottie IXateoih Stanley Moyer, Edwin Moyer, 'Illene Titmtts Basenow, May Armour. Carrick Council. Council met in the : township hall, Mildmay, on the 15th inst. Ali th members -present, _the Minutes of last meeting re proved. • Moved by X. IL-Fiselieri. set*e Jas. Darling, that the Fill& Avt,i4, so now read, be eeleptedee-Care •• The yeas and na;ys Weft callt# The report elalls for the pali#64 the following sepetmts. Wm Pomeroy, Calvert, w . bridge, lot al, eon 13 9 A Redden, timber ROCOUlli from_last Meeting (Mr ill* Jasper &-:14;_rater,Milltia arse Mite Postage- The Owls gena::::14-E; eeon-°:4-1 and` sheuldssournalarke'inorcase in the circulation -tif that old established steeliest newspaper. attain and Neerelea; 141409 vest stamp for-Iiestage and eeeavill yos free shatideetneviaterefiar. framing: T9foilt4 0 7-.311 ,general li/Ornhante and grocer* )3hieiTe.-iriaL: he United States &Mate bee con., _the noMination, ew tor