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GORRIE, ONT., THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1893.
J. A. TUCK, M. D.
MEMBER of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ont.
GORRIE, ONT.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Veterinary Surgeon
GRADUATE of Ontario Ve4rinary College,
and registered member o'Ontario Veterin-
ary Association.
e. -Ar Residence
Next to Methodist Parsonage,
ALBERT STREET, GORRIH, ONT.
N. McLAUGHLIN,
158UER OF MARBLIGE LICENSES. No
witnesses required.
Office:—At the Drug Store, Goasa.
DENTISTRY.
1 • SGerr , he last d 3rd Mc a ywof :.h
month. Teeth extracted without pain. All work
warranted.
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Executors' Notice.
NOTICE it hereby given that any person. or
persons holding any claims against the
estate of Alexander Johnston, late of the Town-
ship of Howick, in the county of Huron Province
of Ontario, shall send to the undersigned Ex-
soutors a verified statement of; chi a claim,
on r
before t c 11it s2se<y O
Aar).7,9.x .
And all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to settle said indebtedness on or before
geid 1st day otMarch,1893.
Dated at Howick, this 3rd day of January,
SAMUEL JOHNSTON.
JAMES DOWNEY,
Executors.
FOP) S- --
A, Neat and Comfortable Country
Homestead,
('OIi9ISTING of three acres of choice land, be
mg part of lot 1, con. 7, in the township o
Turnberry. Two acres now under grass and
balance in orchard and garden. There is a good
six -roomed frame house on the premises, also
stables- For further particularsJOHN W. GREEN,
to
Box 10, Wroxeter, Ont.
Estray Calves.
('AMB onto the premises of the subscriber, lot
30. con. 9, Howick; about the middle of Oc-
tober, four heifer calves The owner
srequested
take them
ao prove property, pay expenses
S. Joaxeroxe
away.
Holstein Calf Lost.
LOST.—From they premises of the subscriber,
sines about the about the 90th of duly last
a Holstein Steer Spring Calf, spotted,black-ani-
white. The finder will be suitably rewarded on
giv ng information is to its whereabouts to
HENRY WILLITS,
Lot 18, Con. B., Howiek.
WrexeterP 0.
MISS TtORA JAMES,
lGradasteof Niagara Falls Academy of Music-)
'TRACERS PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY.
Theory Explained. Gonna.
412014 is to certify that Miss James, having
gams etas in a creditable manner the course re-
quired- for a oertificate, is duly qualified for
pianoforte teaching, and ishereby recommended
to those whorequire thorough instruction in
that branch.", Pnor. A. Hvs3Asn.
Niagara Falls, April 91st, 1883.
V anstone giros.,
• WINCHAM ..
Marble & Stcate
WORKS
Parties requiring work in the above
hies will do well to call on us.
We carry a large stock of marble and
granite.
We guarantee to save you money and
give first -Glass work.
Call before purchasing elsewhere and
be convinced.
MR. T. T. WATSON
, jJ$ent us on the lead.
City grocery.
IIAVING bought out the stock of MR. JAMES
IRELAND I will endeavor to keep up the
reputation for High -Class
GRoCEI IS,
Confectionery, -
—Staple and Fancy—
Crockery, Silverware and
Fancy Goods,
that my predecessor has so Well merited for the
last 19 years.
—SHE THE ELEGANT—
Breakfast Sets,
Dinner Sets,
Tea Sets.
Everything Fresh and
Guaranteed of the
Finest Quality.
No use to enumerate prices, but call
and see for yoturtelf.•
I will sell as Cheap as the
Cheapest.
T. F. MILLER,
wi307K1BC'TER.
Great
Slaughter
In Boots
.,end Shoes
Everythink
at
Cost
for
Cash
Now !
G
Overshoes,
Rubbers,
Lumber ne n's
Sox,
Trunks,
Valises,
Etc.
EVERYTHING
GOES
I bag to return thanks for the liberal
patronage received during the past year
and will try to merit yonr future favors.
W. J. GREER.
GORRI&.
The Lion Store
Fur Goods
and
Winter Goods
AT
COST PRICE.
Te Clear.
Elora I Stora, wrc,meatesr.
J. W. Sanderson.
Shareholders' Meet-
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Belm'lre Cheese and Butter Company.
A SPECIAL General Meeting of the $harehold-
erg of the Belmore Cheese and Butter Com-
pany will be held in the Temperance Hall,in the
village of Belmore, on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,1893,
At the hour of One o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year, and any other- business that
may be brought before the meeting.
PETER TERRIFF,
JAMES RITCHIE,
D. N. McDONALD,
Shareholders.
'Belmore. Jan. 23, 1893.
Farm for Sale.
LOT 1, 9th Con., Turnberry. The farm is an
excellent one, containing 100 acres, 80 under
cultivation, balance good hardwood bush. Stone
house and large orchard, plenty of water.
Situated about seven miles from Wingham, and
five from Wroxeter.
For particulars apply to the Proprietor,
Wm. SANao:l, Wroxeter,P.O., Ont.
Sows for Sale. -
THE undersigned has six Sows about six
months old, fit for breeding purposes.
If not sold in about ten days they will bo put
Up to fatten. ROBERT DOUGLAS,
Lot 1, Con. A, Turnberiy.
Wroxeter P. 0. Feb. 15th, 1893.
R. H. FORTUNE.
VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST,
WROxETER, ONT.
Will visit Fordwich every Monday from 1 :30 to
4 p. m,, at Brown's Hotel.
All diseases of domesticated animals treated
after the latest and most scientific , teachings
of the Veterinary Act. •
Calls promptly attended to.
No charge for examining horses. -
Dentistry a Specialty.
Local Affairs.
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GAZETTE for 1893.
AMERICA' POPULAR HOMES
MONTHLY, " WOMAN'S
.:WORK," FREE.
We desire the correct address of every
intelligent housewife. We would like to
arrange with one person in each town. to
compile a list of such names for us.
For this service we will give a year's
subscription to Woitex's Wane for each
thousand inhabitants, according to last
census. If your town has a population
of .2,000, a list .of names for it will
entitle you to receive - WOMAN'S WORK
for two years, or Will entitle yourself and
some friend to receive it one year each.
If your`town`has 5,000 inhabitants you
will be entitledto receive WOMAN'S-
Woxg for five years, • or, yourself- and
four friends to receive it for one year
each. Never a better chance to make
presents. We have special blanks pre-
pared for this work, and these must be
used iii everyrCase. They will be sent,
with two sample copies of WomeN's
Wong, on receipt of ten cents in stamps.
We+ can arrange with only one person
in each town or city, and first appli-
canti will always have preference:
Address at. onee, .
Wessex's WORK, Athens, Georgia.
William's Royal Crown - Remedy
greatest corn cure on earth. Guaran-
teed to cure . general nervous debility,
rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis. For
sale `-ley ° N. McLaughlin, druggist,
Gorrie.
Barkwell's Sure Corn Cute will care
any wart, bunion orimgle. For sale by
N. McLaughlin, druggist, Gorrie.
Fresh oysters at Allison's.
The annual meeting of the East
Huron Conservatives occurs at Wing -
ham town -hall, onMarch 7th.
Miss Maggie Deachman and Miss
Maggie Anderson returned last Friday
from a visit to friends in Lucknow.
Owing to the absence of the trains
much of our usual correspondence has
failed to reach us in time for this issue.
A sleighload of Gorrieites attended
the Wroxeter skating rink last Saturday
evening and report having had a good
time.
There will be a meeting of the Howick
Conservative Association held in
Biernes' hall, Fordwich, on Saturday,
March 4th.
The Brass Band had just received a
lot of new music from Toronto and Galt,
and will be well prepared for next sum-
mer's engagements.
Mr. David Sanders,who has been work-
ing in this office for several months past,
has accepted a position on a Chesley
paper, leaving for that village on Satur-
day last.
Owing to the heavy snow -storms Mr.
C. C. Keine has not yet started for
Manitoba. He again occupied the
Methodist pulpit last Sunday evening,.
preaching acceptably to a very largo
congregation.-
The Gorrie school trustees recently
advertised for tenders for wood, but not
a single tender was received. The
great depth of snow in the bush and the
drifted state of the roads makes the
teaming of wood very difficult.
Mr. Geo. Hazelwood is this
moving from the -Thompson farm, upon
which he has resided for several years
past, to the Hunt farm on the 6th con.,
just west of Mr. Jas: Mitchell's which
he has leased for a term of years.
. Rev. Mr. Haig will (D.V.) preach in
the Gerrie and Fordwich Presbyterian
churches on Sabbath next and the
Sabbath following, March 5th and -12th.
He has been in Manitoba for the past
seven years, but is now returning to
Ontario on account of his health.
KorIce.—My accounts have all been
sent -gout and all those who still owe will
please settle. ' If any have not received
their accounts they need not be offend-
ed but cove and pay the same as if
they had. JAS. ABIISTRONG, V. S.
Mrs. Martha Miller, mother of Mrs.
John Wilson, 6th con., died at the home
-of her son-in-law last week at the ad-
vanced age of 84 years, Her remains
were interred in Fordwich cemetery in
the presence of a large gathering of the
friends of the family.
The high wind last Monday complete-
ly blocked - this branch of the C. P. R.
by filling in the cuts with snow. Several
snow -plows and engines have been de-
railed in their efforts to get the road
clear. ;No mail has reached Gorrie
since Monday but it is confidently ex-
pected that trains will be running to-
day as usual.
PANCAKES AND TREACLE !-A 'pancake
social will be held at the residence of
Mr. Alex. Smith, Gorrie, on Wednesday
evening; March 8, ins connection with
the Presbyterian- Sabbath School. A
goad programme is being prepared and
week
a good time may be expected. E very -
body is invited to come and enjoy them-
selves. Admission, 15c. Pancakes
served from 7 to 9.
On the evening of Feb. 22nd a large
number of invited friends assembled at
the . residence of Mr. John Jacqaes,
Orange Hill, the event being to witness
the marriage of his daughter, Esther,to
Mr. W. J. Andison. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev.- W. F. Brownlee
at 6 o'clock, p. in. The bride was
given away by her father, and was at-
tended by her sister, Nancy, as brides-
maid, while Mr. Charles Harris acted as
groomsman. The bridal costume was
of white cashmere trimmed with silk
and lace, while .the bridesmaid was
dressed in corresponding cilors, in all
presenting a beautiful appearance. After
the ceremony theguests sat down to a
very richly prepared dinner, after which
the company continued to enjoy them-
selves in `various' ways until an early
hour. The bridal presents were very
numerous, rich and beautiful in them-
selves, expressive of the esteem in
which the bride was held by her friends.
Mr. and Mrs; Andison will spend a short
time visiting friends in Oxford county
previous to returning to their home on
the 9th con.,. Howick, near Gorrie. We
wish theta pleasant days and much hap:
No. 13.
A very interesting debate was held in
the town hall -last Friday evening, in
the presence eta large audience of ladies
and gentleilien, on the subject of an
nexation vs British connection, the
former being upheld by Messrs. Moore;
Dr. Sneak, (jr.), T. W. Gibson and
Munro, while Messrs. Clegg, Doig,Greer
and Jno. M. Kaine defended Britieh Con-
vection, Those Who expected to listen were interred in McIntosh cemetry on
to a political discussion between Grits the 25th inst. Th® funeral was largely
attended.
and Tories were agreeably disappointed, Mrs. Terriff, wife of Mr. Y.
not one objectionable argument of that
kind being used on either side, The
speakers held 'closely to the subject
under debate and there was an agree-
able fertility. of argument which kept
the judges—Messrs. H. Perkins and Dr.
Armstrong; of Gorrie, and Dr. Fortune,
of Wroxeter,_ busy during the entire
evening. The debate was finally
awarded to the Gorrie gentlemen, al-
though the. decision was a very close.
one. A return debate is, we understand,
to be held shortly in Wroxeter. -
Belmore:
We are very sorry to have to an-
nounce the sad : calamities befalling
Mr. P. Terriff's family; of this place.
His oldest son, John Tecrift, died in
Clifford on. Friday morning, 24th Inst,
of consumption, at the residence of his
father-in-law Mr. Ho1linRer. His remains
The death of Mrs. J. R. Williams,
which occurred at three o'clock last
Monday morning, caused a sensation of
profound s{jxrow in this village. where
she rosidec €`:with her husband and family
for many years past. She has been in
poor health of late years, suffering from
a complicated disease which has baffled
the best medical skill, and to which she
finally succumbed after much suffering,
which she bore with true Christian
fortitude. She leaves behind her,besides
a sorrowing husband, a- family of five
sons and a daughter, to whom the sincere
sympathy of the public goes out in their
great affliction. The funeral occurred
:en yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon
and was attended by a large concourse
of neighbors and friends, among those
present from a distance being Mr. Henry
and Miss Lizzie Ferrier, of Bervie ; Mr.
Ed. Crippen and Mrs. Masters, of Al-
pena, Mich.; Miss Lena Williamc, of
Mitchell; 1!IIr. Jas. Williams, and daugh-
ter, of, Seaforth ; Miss Yeo and Mr. Geo.
Yeo, of Teeswater.
Gorrie School Report.
The foll'o'ing shows the standing at-
tained by each pupil in the Senior De-
partment; i the schools, for the month
of February:
Senior Fifth—
Attend-
ance. Marks.
Jessie McLaughlin... ... ...19
Amy Clegg 8
.Junior Fifth— (Marks obt. 830)
A Heibein 19
M. Aylesworth19
Edith Perkins... 134
Wm. Dane ! • 174
Eva McGrath 171
Lizzie Greer... .
A. McLaughlin.,- 14
A. Osberne 144
633
459
452
484
420
337
273
252
Senior Fourth. (Obt. 2000.)
L. McLaughlin 19 1431
E. Evans 181 1345
F. McLaughlin 12 1336
H. Burns 17 1272
M. Sanderson 19 1247
A. Crawford 19 1090
C. McLaughlin 18 1038
H. Evans - 17 970
E. Blow 14 8fi6
Junior Fourth. (Obt. 1400.)
Eddie McI{ee 19 937
Roht. Greer 18 818
Wm. Osborne 14 535
Ida Green 141 483
Harry Toung 14 266
Peter James 134 239
Senior Third. (Obt. 1600.)
Mabel Cart pbell 18 1433
Harry Young 171 1284
Jno. Dane .19 1186
Grace Pyke 15 1165
Albert Bowyer 13 1060
Willie Sharpen 18 828
Susan Vittie 14 776
Junior Third. (Obt. 1000.)
Ralph Laurie 15 712
Minnie Williams 161 707
Morley Aylesworth - 15 589
May James 161 541
Lizzie Wiggins 17 511
Jno. Ardell 144- 456
Ethel Clegg 134 433
Edna Bean 11 386
Ira Hummason............. 8 247
Flossie Blow 13 197
James Hummason 8 195
Alberta Evans... 124 182
Austin Doan 11 164
Willie Elastic 10 87
Burley Hainstock 5 ---
Wroxeter.
The Foresters' concert on Tuesday
evening drew out a crowded house. Fax,
Miss Bowes and the Gorrie Orchestra,
and Miss Brawn, as accompanist, fur-
nished an attractive programme, which
was ably presided over by Bro. W. G.
Strong, who acted as chairman. The
Foresters have won the friendship of
all by their determined efforts to please
under the adverse circumstances with
which they have had to contend.
Reeve Sanders was in Goderich on
county business last week.
fq
Terriff, who has lost her reason for the
past two weeks, was taken to Walkerton
Jail on Thursday, 24th inst. The reason
for her insanity is supposed to be an
over -strain on her nerves during her
son's illness, which she faithfully
attended as long as she was able. We
sincerely hope and trust that she may
soon be home to he • family again all
right.
Miss Murray hs s b Sen very poorly for
the last week but now- is able to be about
again.
Miss Hermeston 's visiting her mother
and friends here. She is not ashamed of
the badge of the Salvation Army. That's
right; we like to see people true to their
colors.
Miss Minnie Crittenden, of Attwood,
who has been visiting friends here for
the past three weeks, has gone to Brus-
for a short time before returning to her
home.
Tnrnberry Council.
Turnberry council held its regular
meeting in McDonald's hall, Bluevale,on
Feb. 20, 1893. Members all present ;
the reeve in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
road, approved of and signed.
The Reeve reported that he had at-
tended the audit at the Treasurer's o' -
fice, and their report will be laid before
you.
A petition to the Legislative Assembly
of this Province for a plebiscite on the
question of prohibition was laid before
the council.—Left over for further con-
sideration.
Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded
by Mr. Dement, that the order issued at
last meeting in favor of Rev. I. B. Wall -
win, for taxes, be cancelled.—Carried.
The auditors presented their report,
abstract and detailed statement for the
year 1892.
Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by
Mr. Mundell, that the Clerk be instruct-
ed to got 100 copies of Auditors' Report
printed.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Cruickshanks, seconded
by Mr. Gemmell, that the auditors be
paid $10 each for their services. --Car- -
ried.
Moved by Mr. Cruikshank, seconded,
that the Reeve be paid $2 for attending
audit.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by
Mr. Mundell, that the Treasurer be paid
balance of salary $40 and $7 postage.—
Carried.
Moved by Mr. Gemmill, seconded by
Mr. Mundell, that the Treasurer be paid
$2, expenses of railway debentures.—
Carried.
Moved by Mr. Mr. Diment, seconded
by Mr. Cruickshank, that the Clerk be
paid balance of salary, $10, and $11
postage.
Moved by I1r. Diment, seconded by
Mr. Gemmill, that any person wanting
a change of pathmasters must notify
some one of the members of council or
the Clerk before next meeting of coun-
cil.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded
by Mundell, that the scale for statute
labor be the same as last year.—Car-
ried.
On motion an order was drawn in
favor of Ira Etcher for $2, damages
drawing gravel.
Moved by Mr. Mundell, seconded by
Mr. Diment, that this conncil do now
adjourn to meet in McDonald's hall,
Bluevale, on Monday, March 27th. 1898,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.—Carried.
Joni; BURGESS, Clerk.
1!✓ Fresh oysters at Allison's,
tee_
BORN.
On Saturday, Feb. 18th, the wife of Mr. Jas. W.
-Edgar, of a sori,
MARRIED.
AsDrsuN—JAcQUE8,-At the residence of the
bride's father, on Wednesday, Feb. 22nd; 1891
by the Rev. W. F. Brownlee, Mr. W. J, Andisen
to Miss Esther Jacques, both of Howick. -
DIED.
Mrr,r,En.—At the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.
Jno. Wilson, 6th con., Howick, Mrs. Martha
Miller, aged 84 years.
weur,TAus--In Gorrie, on Monday, Feb. 28th
Sabina, wife of Mr. J. R. Williams, aged 4t'
years and six months,
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