Congregational and Episcopal Services Listed in Local Schedule
A garbled OCR of multiple church notices shows Congregational and Episcopal services. Preaching times appear around Sunday and Sabbath School sessions, with prayer meetings in midweek. Locations reference Main Street near the corporation, and Lecon area noting several denominations and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BC Amenox
Seavicys
Babbath
Meelog
U & Lex
Bartlet
Bravices
Pracer Meeting
Iday
Mettignirt Episcopal
Corporation
Main St
Caticalic
Lecon
Sakiness
Wogm Sanday Seroot
Sundar
Rey Eatiee NoMokrLer
Temperance Argument on Law and Moral Agency
The text argues that temperance laws should supplement moral efforts, not replace them. It stresses that prohibition must not abandon moral training and that laws can fortify virtue by reducing temptations like dram shops and gambling houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend of Temperance
Alec
Guelph and Toronto Exhibitions See Record Attendance
The Guelph and Toronto dailies report the Central and Industrial Exhibitions recently closed with higher attendance and improved exhibits. Quality and quantity rivaled previous years, strengthening finances and enabling extensive improvements for next year. Royalty’s visit is noted as a contributor to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Torocto
Governor General visits Milton for Railway opening
On Friday at 10 a special train carried the Marquis of Lime and Credit Valley Railway officials from Toronto to Milton. About 1000 to 1200 spectators cheered as His Excellency arrived and was welcomed by the Warden Join Eamsy and Mayor Smith. The ceremony featured guards, a national anthem, speeches, and a formal declaration that the railway opened to the public. Florence Smith and other girls presented bouquets before the train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Lime
Credit Valley Railway
Toronto
Milton
Robertson
Eamsy
Smith
Halton
Ewith
Huw
Seswra
Geo. Smith
Mayon
Joseph
Brothers
Beeva
W. H. Lindsay
co-McNair
J.B. Acthites
Jno
Ezzard
Jno. Dewar
Heare -Footer
James Menzie
Dre. Harrigan
M. P
Florence
Local Items From Guelph Contest and Exhibitions
From our own correspondent Larde nuatbere of our people attended the Guelph Contest and Toronto Industrial Exhibitions last week. The remains of James O’Neil were laid to rest in Dublin cemetery after a funeral well attended. Potato digging is the current focus with a magnificent crop reported. References to Campbellville mill owner and batter prize transfers add small local notes of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larde ‘Nuatbere
Guelp
Toronto
Dublin
Wall
Canorpbellvillé
Abrey Bros
Abrey Bros.,.hag
David Wheelihan
Campbellville
Hur. H
Princess Louise
Guelph Central Exhibition
Stranger
Nussagaweya
Streogee
Jos. Anderson
Hamilton
John Kennedy
Cork
Koathhball
Nassagawera Falls
Brookville
Fatal Accident in Guelph injures teamster James O'Neil
A forklift accident on Afscdoanelletrvec near Atm ateong's Carrisce Works in Guelph killed James O'Neil a teamster hauling lumber from Sayers' mill Nassaguweya to Stewart's lumber yard. He fell off the load and the front wheel passed over his head in a grisly scene witnessed by bystanders. An inquest and jury verdict of accidental death followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afscdoanelletrvec
Guelph
Atmateong
Carrisce Works
James O'Neil
Sayers’ Mille
Nassaguweya
Stewart’s Lumber Lyard
O'Neil
Herod
J. B. Armstrong
Cattiaga Works
William Wisewell
Christopher Frank
Hugh Malone
York Road
Bic
Stalone’s
Levi Clough
Rife Range
Hooper
Armstrong
Richard Stonelso
Ball
Clough
Editorial policy and letters to the editor note
The Editor invites public discussion but disclaims responsibility for opinions in letters. Correspondents should be brief legible and single sided. Letters must bear the writer’s contracted name and address for good faith.
Temperance by Act of Parliament Letter to the Editor
A reader asks the editor to not deny the sub that public interest is high over temperance by parliamentary action and urges consideration of the issue with urgency and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Desire
Temperance Legislation Debate and Quinine Health Claim
A reflective piece argues for the Seale Act to curb intemperance despite opposition from those tied to profits for liquor. It cites Mr. Dodds on arrests, Maine and Scott Act prospects, and urging public support to protect youth and families. Also promotes Quinine Wine by Northrop Lyman Toronto as a tonic, touting health benefits and wide sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iterala
Barbariam
Hay Ace Xoundacia
Dodds
Maine
Cevenus
Ruffer
Tamit
Nass.caweras Ecreroz
Nassagaweys
Northrop & Lyman
Toronto
Beneft
Ramamoer
Northrop & Lyman Toronto
G. &, Borrow, Acton
Marital Announcements From Georgetown and Acton
Notices record a Sept 14 1879 wedding at W F McCallum’s Georgetown home of Chas Geo Cavanagh's wife and a separate ceremony in Acton on the 11th of the month where Hugh Ryder Esquire officiated for the marriage of Hugh Ryder to Miss Sarah Orsola McCainch daughter of Peter McCainch Esquire Esquesing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McCallum
Georgestown
Chas
Geo
Cavanagh
Acton
Afr
Forbes
Hobbs
Hugh Ryder
Sarah Orsola McCainch
Peter McCainch
Esquesing
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R. Honns
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Babbath Schoo
Fium
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Peess
Legal and Moral Saaelon
Lorne
Naseagaweya
Patra
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Treadwell
Glasgow
Perdoz
Hayeperson
Haa Juat
B. Haslett
J. C. Hill
Tourselves
Martle
Stein St
1. H. Smith
Keaton
C. Smith
Ogs
E. Tolton
Stationery School Books
Jas. Matthews
Layard
Richmond
Teeport
Lar
Hartington
Premie
Marchant Tailors
Cash Meres
Baer Street
Bannett's
G. Forbes
Ont
Tweedy, Tweeds
Camar
Marquis OF
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Gall
Lion
J. D. Williamson & CO
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Kew
Mesara Lawreroa Co
Immnnende
Baptist Weekly
Reptunber
Sayn
Combinaon
Leslie
Jane bin
Bert
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Lawrence &4Co
Brroxiyn
Lawrence & Cos
Ponds
Lawrence
Lenangs Place
N. Y
Ginens
Stewart
Capar
McGarvin
Worsfold & Wiley
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