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MAY, OTT., THURSDAY, MARCH 29th, 1894.
Vole 3.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
NGLISH.—Services at Fordwleh, 10:30, a. m.;
▪ at Gorrie, 2:30 p. m.; at Wroxeter, 4:30 p. m
ev. Mr. Brownlee, Incumbent. Sunday School,
due hear and a quarter beforelach service.
ETHO :`•u'ec3 eundays of . au•
• p ' tledielyeSchool ee r�
Greenee
W. S. 1 ?Si"
,,fit a Services at Fordwich at It
� - Gerrie, 2:30 p. m.: Bible Class a
in the evening. Sabbeth School a
;15 p.m. Jas. McLaughlin, Superintenden
o
LETdHODChCTh,,1 10:30 a.m,andces in the si07Mstn
Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m. Prae er-meeting on
Thursday evenings at 1:30, Rev. Mr. Edmunds
pastor -
N. MCLAUGHLIN,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGEa I{ICENSES.
witnesses required.
Office: At the Drug Store, GonnrV.
R. E. CLAPP, MM.
PtLzy®ice axe. and Surgeon.
RADUATE, Toron to University and member
G 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. MunetuY.
i0 A. WILSON, M.D.
HONOR Graduate of Toronto University
31edieal College. Member of College of.
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office—
Next door to Wendt's Jewellery store.
MILDsrAY.
W. H. HUCK, V. S.
Mildmay, Ont,
RADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
G and registered member of Ontario Medical
Association. Also Honorary Fellowship of the
Veterinary Medical Society. Calls promptly
attended to night and day.
DR. WISSER, Dentist.
Walkerton,
HONOR Graduate Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University ; Graduate Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario,
AT COMMERCIAL MOTEL, MILDMAY, EVERY
'Tizureclay .
Prices moderate, and all work guaranteed
satisfactory.
J. J. WISSER, D.D.S., L.D.S.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Veterinary. F Surgeon
GRADUATE of Ontario Veterinary College,
and registered member of Ontario Veterrn-
sry Association.
i Residence
Next to Methodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, GORRIE, ONT.
torqiqerc-ial Jiotel,
EY
JOHN J•LE
FASH njOR
sIW
HAS justcommenced business in Vegt's Block
formerly occupied by Mr. Martin's slipestore.
Beteg a practical and experienced workman, I
am able to guarantee first-class work in the let
est styles
John J. Bradley,
WROXETER.
Corner Elora and Absalom sts.
Mildmay.
-'- fine with largel is ands convenupient sample
first-class
style,
rooms, spacious parlors end 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.
arriek
CO.
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRICHTS, etc
For information and free Handbook write to
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Oldest patentntakeneou by nes is brought In before
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est circulation of any scientific paper in the
world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
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without it.
ver: 5m. AddrMUN&CO
l'UBDISBERS, 361 Broadway, New York Citr.
BANKING BUSINESS Donn/
u
Chas. Wendt
Mildmay Jewelry, Store
For WatcheR, Clocks, Jeselry and
Fancy Goods.
Large stock to select from.
100 different designs in Brooches.
50 ., " " charas,
80 " kinds of Purses.
15 " " of Wallets.
25" " of Pipes,
15 „ " Spectacles.
15 different kinds of Mouth Organs.
Solid Gold Rings from 90c. up.
Also Fancy Chinaware, Vases and Novelties.
Stook well selected to meet all requirements
which I offer at lowestsPrices room for
tGoods,
l: parts of
to
A . .MISSERE,
Wagon -Maker,
114114:1W esz,re
suing had a long experience at the business
I feel confident of beingable to give first
class Satisfaction.
Repairing Promptly Done.
If you are in want of a good rig give me a call
A. F. !AISSERE,
Absalom St.
Mildmay.
We have just rebeived
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
Constantly kept on hand.
Remember the Stand
The Corner Hardware Store.
C. I, le s e e r,
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tome With the crowd to
J. L. TITMUS'S
sVee
the cheapest BISCUIT and CONFECTIONTRY
Ouse in town,
Full lines of
Orsi air ®ss, Thais, 'rote
oont and Cigars
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
—_IIIII/If//1I/—
Fruits of all kinds in their season.
OYSTERS in bulk, or served in any style.
Everybody welcomed.
Elora st. Mildmay.
Don'Fail to See
Jolr? fIesnir'
ss
Spring Stock of
Ladies' and Gents'
SEIOF
(Bought direct from Manufacturers.)
Slater's Finest Ladies' Wear (French
process). The best in the market.
Also, McPherson's Best Ladies' and
Gents'.
Stirling's Hand Mades.
.oxford Ties, Ladles' Buttons,
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JOHNSTON'S
CASH
—AND—
Produce tore.
Akin -stook of,
weeds, Worsteds, Cottonades,
Shi�gs Ladies Wear,
fnrnisinng, Linens,
€�ney Co h Qnilts, Satin Quilts,
Laeo__Curtains, Flannelettes,-
Pritlt and (iinghams, Fresh,
Groceries,_ Boots and Shoes=
est taarket .piriee piAt ter
Bans,
Slippers, the best in the market.
Over *2000 worth in
Stock,
JNO. HESSENAUER
Next to Ooercial Hotel.
Elora St. Mildmay .
PRODUCE TA1SEN.
Lakelet.
Easter is past and all have resumed
their work. Good Friday was pretty
well observed here. The'mill was shut
down and the business places had a
quiet day.
Harrows, ploughs and other farm im-
plements are keeping the blacsismiths
in good humor, They are crowding
so fast that the boys can scarcely get
enough sleep. This cold snap will dull
the horses shoes, thereby necessitating
their calling round to the smith's.
There was a good attendance at
church on Sunday to hear the Rev: Mr.
Smith. of Arthur, preach the mission-
ary sermon. Mr. Smith was known in
this vicinity as he had preached for
years at Wroxeter. He delivered an
able sermon,' and his appeals will likely
be liberally responded to.
After tine examination at Orange Hill
on Thursday a horse belonging to Mr.
Jas. Bell—the king horseman of How-
ick—broke loose in the shed and turned
out, upsetting the rig and leaving it in thought and correctly so, that about
the ditch. 1 -ie then walked out to the $45M would be required to bridge over
road and stood there with a disconcert- the 3 months from Aug. 9th to Nov.
ed look, as if to say : " Come, Master 12th, and hence the note was properly
discounted. Then Mr. Scott finds fault
Jinn, get at and fix that."
The examination at No. 1 school. on with the surplus of $1224.33, or as the
the 20th, was a success. The parents auditors make it $1281.17. My con.
turned out in scores, as is always the tention always has been that the town -
case there. Mr. Alex. Kaine, the pres- ship should not be required to borrow.
ent teacher, has proven himself an money for current expenses. It did -
adept at his work. and is giving every not require to do this years ago when
satisfaction. The officiating teadhers the taxes were much higher than at
were Miss Baine, Messrs, Montgomery, present. But I agree with Mr. Scott
Shearer, J. M. Kaine, Darroch, Hartley that a portion of this surplus should
and McEwan. The event closed with have been put on deposit and bear in -
an eloquent address by Rev. Mr. Greene terest for the township. Taking the
of G-orrie, and short speeches by the experience of last year as a guide, it is
trustees and visiting teachers. quite obvious that about $800 at least
We will have three steam whistle_s of the surplus, could thus have been
here next week. Mr. Dulmage is gee– put on deposit from say Jan'y 15th to.
July 15th at from 3 to 4%. interest„
which would have yielded $12 to $16 to,
the township. Why has this not been
done 2 Is $12 or $16 too small a sum
to take account of by our council 2 Why
was Mr. Kinzie's proposal at the Jan-
uary meeting to so invest this surplus
not acted upon 2 In whose interest is
this money kept in the treasury 2 Are
the private interests of a few
individuals paramount to those of the
township 2 And has Mr, inzie too,
succumbed to the seductive and blight-
ing influence of the "rir•g ?• It looks
like it. But While Mr. Scott's figures;
are frequently incorrect, there really
seems to be some reason for complain-
ing of the auditors' summary of the
township finances. Among the re-
ceipts there occurs this item, "TowL -
ship Rate" 83758.73. Now what the.
auditors all include under this head of
"Township Rate" Idon't know,as I have
not examined their detailed statement
but certain it is that the Township
Rate proper was only $2,594.94, or
81163.79 less than the amount stated.
This is readily proved. The total
township and county rate levied was
$6,692.42, while the county rate was
84,097.48, so that tlie difference between
these two sums constitutes the town-
ship rate, which is as stated $2,594.94.
Then among the items of expenditures
appears "miscellaneous" $ 672.56. Since
my financial statement issued in Decent •
ber was so accurate that the council
deemed the publication of the auditors'
detailed statement to be nnnessary,
it is .a great pity that this abstract
should be so -obscure on several points
as to be.unintelligible to the public. The
amount under the head of Township
rate should have had several headings
ant surely to lump 8672.56 all . as leis,
cellan2eous expenses, and then get this
imperfect statement published in Eng-
lish and 'German at considerable r -d fl'8hti9 byi
in
. • when itnetvs but vehe' 18.x', gtho
swag visiting a i,s{,einzra- ne
Anupty; tale
week. ember .'AS♦ 131112_
7 u + A
Mr. Paul Huebschwerlen and famil'! conade-
left fob Dakota on Monday last. Post Office,. MniffMAT,
AT
Az�zsoN�s
GORRIE •
Elegant lines of MILLINERY are now
Shown.
The latest novelties are constantly being se-
cured, and we keep right up with the cities.
Hats and. bonnets, dyed done
over and trimmed to order. '
A choice line of
Canned Goods an
Select Grocerie
Always in Stock.
Cakes, Crackers, Biscuits,
Bread, etc.,
Constantly kept.
You can .always get a tip-tc
Confections
Of all kinds, Nuts, Raisins,
etc., in endless variety.
Qhrettnes `Toys Q
In (less variety. Fano
Goods su.tabie for-Ptesen
tations. .
Special _ things.
in Dressed Dolls.
A. B. ALLISON
more'' promising young men. The
ceremony was conducted by the Rev.
A. C. Stewart. We all wish thee,
parity and success in If'
Carrick Finances.
pros -
Editor Gazette, --I would rather have
allowed the triangular fight now going;
on in your cdlumus to proceed undis-
turbed. But there are some statements
made by Mr. Scott so wide of the mark
I think it due to your readers to have
a few of the mistakes rectified. He
states that there was a large sum of
money in the treasury—$657.67, when
the council got a note discounted on
August 9th for $450. The facts are.
that at that date the receipts, including
the surplus, were $1533.23, while the
disbursements were $1489.20, leaving -
the amount on hand $44.03. While
several contracts and lumber and other
bills had soon to be paid, and seeing
that taxes would not become available
before some time in November, it was
C arriok
i�ooien
GJ$ShE
Propiietor. •
Tweeds, Blankets and
all kinds . o l
en goo u y
anufactured.
A large and CO
always on
ting ready to cut shingles. The machine
has arrived and Messrs. Scott & Hain -
stock have their engines ;here getting
ready for action.
Ierhaps the best examination yet
held in this vicinity took place at No .5.
.(Orange: Hall) last Thursday. Mr.
Shearer has been teacher there for the
past nine or ten years. Taking into
consideration the large average attend-
ance and the excellent standing of each
class, showers of praise shonlb be
poured upon the head of this energetic,
persevering pedagogue, class after class,
as it came foward, promptly answered
in a ready manner the searching ques-
tidns propounded by the visiting teach-
ers, Messrs, Jno. and Alex. Kaine,
Waters, Montgomery, Darroch, Hamil-
ton and Misses Padfield and Jacques.
In the evening a grand concert was held
at whish the children and some outside
talent took part. It too proved a pleas-
ing and successful affair, the several
pieces being rendered in such a way as
to delight all present. The proceeds
amcunted'to $22 which will be devoted
to buying a bell for the now school, a
building which is a credit to the section
and for convenience it stands para.
mount in the country. Repeat the
,same ,some time soon people of No. 5,
sand you; will have even a .larger crowd
thaai on Thurday last.
fete stock
and.
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mere a attc tire, for err*n.
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Belmore.
Mr. W. G. Montgomery spent the
holidays with his parents near Wrox-
eter.
Wm. Lowry and his family have.
returned from the west. • -
Mr, John Abram is on the sick list
this week. We hope soon to see him
around again. '
William Hnaton, of Ayton, was visit -
ing,-his sister, .Mrs. W:- H. Lowry, on.
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mrs. H. P. ` Harri^on, of this town
. it fri ids in Mildmay this
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