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H vA?:GELICAL.—Services 10 a.m. _P:nd 7 p.m
Sabbath School at 2 pan. C. Liesemer
Superintendent. Cottageprayerpaeeting Wednes
play evening at 7:30. Young People's meeting
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Choir practice Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Haist, Pastor.
Di ESPYTERIAN.—Services 10:30 a.m. Sab-
1 Lath School 9:39 a.ra.. J. H. Moore, Stiperin-
t` i;d =at. Prayermeeting, ednesday evening at
o'clock. Rev. R. W. Gallagher, Pastor.
» C. CHURCH, Sacred Heart 3f Jesus.—Rev.
'- • Father Wey, P. P. Services every Sunday,
alternatively at 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Vespers
• n*her Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday School at
15.m. every other Sunday.
✓ uTFIERAN.—Rev. Dr. i.Liiler,- pastor. Ser-
e--, vices the last gree Sand s of every month
at 2:3u p.m. S'.mday School ani:s0p.m. •
r E i HODISP.—Services 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m
1 Sahhath School =':a"p m. G. Curle, Superin-
tendent. I'reyermeeting, Thursday 8 p.m. Rev.
S. B. Danard, Past,r.
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SOCIETIES.
rt M.B.A., No, 70—meets in their hall on the
• evening of the second and fourth Thurs-
iays in each month.
ie. \ EILED, Sec. GEO. HEP.nINGER, Pres.
` O.F.—Court Mildmay, No. 186, meets in their
—' hall the second and last Thursdays in each
month. Visitors always welccene.
E. N. BI TCHART, C. R.
JAB. JOHNSTON, R. S.
THE lit! I LDMAY GAZETTE,
DEVOTED TO TE INTERESTS OF EAST BRUCE AND
EAST`UURON.
Terms :—$1 per year in advance ;
Otherwise $1.25.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One Six Three
Year, months. months.
One column $50 $30 $18
Half coltemn 33 18 10
Quarter column...... 13 10 6
Eighth column 106 4
Legal notices, Sc. per line for first and 4c. per
Iioe for each subsequent insertion.
Local business notices 5e. per line each inser-
tion.
Contract advertising payable quarterly.
J. W. GREEN.
Grand Trunk Tiine Table.
Trains leave Mildinaystation as fol.
�uws
GOING SOUTH.
Express ...... 7.15 a. m.
Mail.. . .11.55 "
Mixed.. 5.20p.m
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GOING Nonni
Mixed 10.55 a.m
Mail 2.52 p.m
Express 9.35 p.m
Mildmay Market Report.
Carefully corrected every week for
the GAZETTE :
Fall wheat per bu $ 59 to
Spring " " 59 to
Oats 28 to
Peas 51 to
Harley 38 to
Potatoes 40 to
Smoked meat per lb10 to
Eggs per doe 11 to
Butter per lb 18 to
$ 60
60
30
52
42
4,5
13
12
20
• BORN.
On the 16th inst., the wife of Mr. Philip Rte.
don, 16th con. of o son.
On the lith inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. McCul-
loch, Mildmay, of a son.
On the lath inst., the w!fe of Mr. Henry F.
Liesemer, merehaia taiios; of a daughter. '
On Sept. 4th, wire -of Geo. Seitz, Formosa, of a
daughter.
On Sept. 13th, the wife of Christian Weiler,
Formosa, of a son.
On Sept. 17th, the wife of Nikolaus Olheiaer
Formosa, of a son.
On Sept. 17th the wife of Jos. Mayer, Formosa,
ofason.
MARRIED
SeELEGEL--HesBeea—In Neustadt, on Sept. 5th
by Rev C Nendorffer, Mr August Schlegel, of
Wellesley, to Miss Anna Harback, of Neustadt.
Mr. Walter Evans, of London, is
home on a visit with his parents and
friends.
Miss Etta Rocs, of Georgetown; 1
visiting at Mr.R. Whiting's, in this vill
age, at present.
Miss Lilian Green, of Arthur, is at
present the guest of her aunt, Mrs.J. W.'
Green, in this village.
A large number from Mildmay and
vicinity were at the Reform -demon-
stration in Walkerton on Tuesday.
Mr. 'Tony Schneider has returned to
Mildmay from an extended visit through
Dakota. He wag well pleased with his
trip.
The Formosa. Brass Band will furnish
the music.for the Fall Show here today.
A grand ball wifl be held at Montag's
hotel this evening. -
Mr. -John Carle, jr., returne,c1 from
Toronto on Monday where he had been
visiting friends for the past couple of
weeks while taking in the Exhibition
and city.
Mr. Jno. Schefter is now the happy
possessor of a new Brantford bicycle
which he purchased through the agent,
Mr. W. Armour, the other day. We
understand -Mr. J. Johnston has also
ordered one.
s
Last -Friday, Mr. Fred Leutke, a well-
known farmer of this township, :was
driving down a hill at Moltke, 'with a
load of tanbark, .when ,the load, slippe`l
forward and -threw "him between •-the`
wagon and horses. He wa,s.kioked;-sev-
eral tines'before he saxtileata, hi self'
from his_ prec ions position, bu forte
ately his injuries are?net of a'd
fir. J. Moyer, of Rochester, N.Y., vis-
ited his uncle, Reeve Moyer, in this vil-
lage for a - few days during the past
week, returning home on Wednesday
morning.
There has been a considerable rain-
fall during the p est week or so, which
will be of immense benefit to the newly -
sown fall wheat, the seeding having
been just finished in time to tate
weleorne showers.
eventually get there. The daily mails
are now delivered in Arthnr anytime be-
tween sunrise and sunset. Rest content
if the "accommodation" with the mail
does not come to -day it will come to-
morrow or some other day. If you are
in a hurry to go anywhere always take
the stage to Fergus or walk to Gold-
stone. You might save time.
e The Laurier Demonstration on Tues-
day last drew out an immense throng,
almost every part of the riding beieg
represented. The streets were neatly
dressed, and banners were suspended
at every turn. The carriages, contain-
ing the famous leader of his party ar-
rived from Hanover shortly afternoon,
when the large procession moved
through the principal steets to the
market square, where an address of
welcome was presented to him by the
Mayor, after which the procession wend-
ed its way_,to the drill shed. Here an
immense throng had gathered to listen
to the speeches. The hall was elegant-
ly decorated with bunting, mottoes and
evergreens, the platform being prepared
with special elegance. After the read-
ing of a couple of addresses and the
presentation of a bognet, to all of which,
Hon. Mr. Laurier briefly responded, a'
long and interesting program of speeches
was carried out, by,Mr, O'Connor
of Walkerton, Dr. Landerkin, M.P., of
Hanover,and Messrs. Muloch, McMullen
'and others, all of whom were pronounc-
ed in their views and able in their
delivery. Hon. Wilfred Laurier was,
of course, the attraction, and he fully
sustained the reputation he holds for,
eloquence, fairly riveting the attention
of the andience during the hour which
he held the platform. He followed the
lines of his previous speeches through-
out the country, laying down a platform
of retrenchment, economy, honesty and
Free Trade, and was warmly applauded
at many points in his address. The
speaking was not finished until about
six o'clock.
iMr. John Scott, the Galt cattle buyer
shipped two carloads of cattle from
Mildmay station on Monday. The
cattle- were purchased from Thos. In-
galls, 1st con., Carrick, and weighed an
average of 1239 lbs.
While working at his contract at the
Otter Creek bridge, last Tuesday, Mr.
Henry Wolf tripped on a plank and fell
heavily, breaking a couple of his ribs.
He will be off work for a short time on
account of the accident.
The marriage of Mr. Philip Schefter,
of this village, and Miss Annie Berg-
man of the Ts line, Carrick, occurred on
Tuesday last at Formosa. The happy
couple will take up their residence in
Mildmay, and the congratulations of
their many friends are extended to
them..
Mr. Jacob Diebel, of Kanas, is here
at present on a visit to his brothers and
sisters. He was a resident of M-ildmay
some 15 years ago, and is astonished at
the growth .the village has made since
he went west. He has been quite suc-
cessful in business in his far away home
A load of young people from Walker-
ton and Mildmay enjoyed a pleasant
time at the home of Mr. Reinhart, just
west of the village, the other evening.
On the way out the wagon broke down,
occasioning a general "spill out," but no
one was seriously injured. The party
had to return to Mildmay for a fresh rig
however, which considerably d elayecl
their arrival at their destination.
The High Court of the Canadian Or-
der of' Forester;,_ hasinstituted a new
District Court to comprise the section,
from Clifford north on the Southampton
and Wiarton Branches of the G.T.E.
The first session of the nevi Court will
be held at Walkerton on the 27th inst.,
when officers will be elected and other
business done. Mr. Wm. H. Huck, V.
S., will attend as the representative of
Court Mildmay.
The market for lambs has been show-
ifig a downward tendency oflate. Last
week Jacob Schmidt Seng a load • to.:
Buffalo for which he had paid the farm-
ers at the rate of $3.12; per .cwt. He
sold them in Buffalo at $4.50 per 100 lbs
which, after deducting transport, duty,
and expenses, left him about $50 out of
pocket by the transaction. Last year
buyers were able to pay the farmers $4
to $4.25 per100 for lambs and then make
a profit for themselves, but this year
the American farmers have_ gone into
lamb raising extensively and the mar-
kets appear to be almost continuously
glutted.
Another deathoccurred in the Walk-
erton jail on Wednesday last. Death's
victim in thisinstance was one George
Warner, who on thes24th of July had
been committed as a vagrant. He was
suffering of a mortal disease when com-
mitted, and although the Jail Surgeon,
-Dr. Sinclair, devoted the greatest atten-
tion to his case, he -continued to grow
wcrse. In addition to a sort of paraly-
sis, he. was suffering from . a bronchial
affection, and had great'. difficulty in
breathing. The turnkey, who had been
unremitting in his attention to the de-
ceased, in giving his evidence, before
the Coroner, expressed the opinion that
he had died for want of _,breath. He
was 64 years of age, and by trade was a
cooper. At one time he had run a large
business of his own, and was in very
comfortable circumstances, but losing
everything_by fire he beeame a tramp.
me The Arthur Enterprise i.3 very much_
disgusted over the C. P. R.'s change of
train service and says:. "The change
will not conduce to the convenience of
NOTICE.
MOTTLE is hereby given, chat a court wiL be
held pursuant to THJ YDTERS' IaiaTv,
i;CT
by his honor. the judge, or the County Court off —11111111111/1—
the Couo,,v of Bruce, at the Town Hall, Mildmay Fruits of all kinds in their season.
on WEDNESDAY the -Mti*z dav of 0.b4zet.
Q.O. 1893; at 2 o'clock p.m. to hear and deter Ho keeps the best �'_
mine the seve'ai complaints of errors and weds- p ME CREMil FAilLaaR in town.
sloes in the . Voters' List of the Municipality of
the Township of Carrick.
All persons having business at the Court are
required to attend at the said time and place.
Dated at Mildmay, this 21.st day of Sept. 1833.
CHAS. SCHURTER.
- Clerk of Carrick.
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a7 N0. NESSE AUE
the Best Selection Ind Largest Stock in
Town of _
Boots AND Shoes
He buys from the best Houses, buys large quanti
ties; pays the spot cash for them, so gets
them cheap, and
BELLS 'MEM FROM 1 TO PER CENT
ciEAPER THAN OTHER 11OUSF.8.,,
Come to the Store and see if this
is not so.
ZI M]EA1RT XIV,�,�
L you want Cheap-Good;Neat Comfort.
able -Staunch Foot -wear, Call on me.
Every attention given
to Ordered Work.
and Repairing at
Joky? fiessssgn4&qt'ss
Next to Commercial Hotel: •
Elora St. Mildmay.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
Mildmay Jewelry Store.
Chas. Wendt
Takes the liberty to draw the attention of the
Public to the following 'A'34-`, a
That we are selling Goods CHEAPER than any
other House in the Dominion.
Compare our Prices with others and see if we
dont. Watches at half the Regular Price. Our
eight day Walnut and Oak half hour gong strike
Clocks knock the old styles out complete, both
iu Workmanship and Price,
Our stock of Fine GOLD RINGS frou7;,40e. up
will surprise you, In spEciAras we can give
you the FINEST. LINES as well as the CH r APER
ones as low as 1 c.
We also keep a large stock of Fancy Goods
Purses, Bill Books, Pipes Mouth Organs,iHairpius
Combs, Albums, Fancy Novelties in Glassware,
Rolled Plate Chains, Charms, Lockets, Brooches,
etc., at Rock Bottom Prices.
All goods Warranted as represented.
Repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry a
Specialty and satisfaction guaranteed.
Remember the plane : CHAS. WENDT, Mildmay.
Come wi`„h the crowd to
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J. L. TITM TS'b .
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the cheapest BISCUIT and CONFECTIHNTRY
house in town,
Full lines of
Groo E51,e40, 'it,aaag, 'I`eAtsaase
teem and 1Cigcerm
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
Ittrat
Carries an immonse stock of
House - Furniti.re
Elegant Parlor Suites .
All kinds of Bedroom Sets
Choicest Hall Furniture.
Stylish Diningroom Sets.
.Lounges, Rockers, Chairs, and every-
thing -in this line.
Prices Lower than ever for Cash.
Full Line of Self-acting Window Shades
Picture Framing Done to order.
Undertaking,
I carry afull stock of
Coffins,
Caskets,
Robes, etc,
A First-class Hearse in connection,
Rates Moderate.
A. Murat,
Elora st, Mildmay.
NOTICE.
"`HE Otter Creek Methodist. ehuuckaand Lot,
near. the Red Mill, Otter Creek, is: now
offered for sale. Tenders will be received for _
the purchase of' said property, up to Sept. 15th,
1893, by the undersigned
TERMS.—One-third of the purchase money to
be paid at time of sale ; for the balance a short
time will be given on furnishing approved joint
notes.
the service, as it is probable':that the
ordinary passenger trains will virtually
be reduced to the status of accommoda-
,•tion, mixedor other -nondescripts which
are really freight trains with a passen-
ger leaxto at the back end. Tothe
travelling public it may be said, sit
easy and take your 'breakfast, eat heart-
ily, for you do not know where you will
get your dinner. Stroll to the ,station
at anytime, without, regard toe time
table, wait. long .ei.ough
mixed will come dodging aiorng,' gay
first class Iaierand;be prepared to assist
in --shunting airs and-)landling a ,
and if your life .is_ insnred=.and you do
not die of heart failure, and you_are n t
goi ig won than t0 miles, you 'will:
For further particulars apply to,
GEo.-CVRLB,
Mildtnav, d_
See, of .Trust Boar.
Call at JASI'FH'S
Flour and Feed Store
For anything you want in
SCHNEIDER'B and' STEINLtiilT,T.
Everybody welcomed.
Elora st.
Mildmay .
rirmy-
ARNESS N SHOP,
1ssp;r
A.
Proprietor.
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We carry a first-class line of
Harness, ' Saddles, Whips,
Mountings, etc.
A full stock of Ladies' and Gents'
Trunks and Valises.
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We make a specialty of
The Trimming of Buggies,
Carriages, Cutters, Sleighs.
Harness made to order and Repairing
done in First-ciaes Style.
We carry a large stock in alllines and
are prepared to give perfect satis-
faction in Styles, Prices., and
Promptness.
ancx t3 a e,
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L. A. Hinsperger.
Orrick
oolen 111�11�.
GISShE's
Propi ie tor.
Tweeds,Blankets and
all kinds of tit ool-
en goods
n.anu actured.
A Grand
Opportuuity!
Do not let it pass.
• You can buy goods at
5
For about half of what they will cos
you. elsewhere.
We -buy
O
and give you the benefit of it. A comparison c. ;
Our STYLES and PRICES
will convince you that you should trach
with us.
New Fall Goods,
are arriving daily. We have just
received a shipment et
Dress Goods
AND
Mantle Cloths_.
that would do credit to any CITY
$TacK consisting as they do of
All the latest and most stylish things.
Hopsacking,
Whipcord's,
Diagonals
r
Costume cloths;
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AND
Tweed e'fets .
We are in a position to sell then
very close, being imported dire.
ect and paying spot cash for
them. It is an acknowledged
fact that we lead them all in
these lines
§ Headquarters for
ea -nada;
Clothin
at -act .Lilt
Midto Order.
Always on hand a full line of
AND
611.0q$S.,
In order to make more room wa will ofcr o:ir
entire stock of -
eteletater,, lNIj sir. , t Fiz
ar-A-a9 es t".23
at and below cost. .
I Prints ' former price 124-c 1:ow
French Sateens e 30 .
All wool Delaines " 40 "
� tt A large and complete stock Flannelettes °r . g r,
ER'Ss Flour
. always in alwaysStock, 'on hand.
THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE
-ICE CREAM PARLOR,
town, and our 3ncreaszng trade proves it
..A
Beca se we make the Batt Ice Dream in
Welegtne
Good BARBER SHOP in connection.
Flora et.
Ile lamaay
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30
6
Muslins-,end Victoria Lawns 10, 12.i. e 15 -
,r+, `� and 20, now 8, 10, .11,, 16, and other
WOOL TAN TES..°y•�-gg goods iii proportion.
for which the
Highest Price
will be paid ' -
Oliver & Stiegler,
maamiA.-z,