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Yo will find a Complete Stock of Goods
usually kept in a First-class
*.Flour °.r. Feed Store
We will mention a. few :
Best Family, Buckwheat and
ye Flours, Feed of all kinds,
International Stock Food, &c.
SEEt Our Field Seeds gave the best of satis-
faction•last season. Leave•your orders
early for any new vanities you may want.
CLOVER AN TIMOTHY SEED WANTED
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The Official Organ of Zurich and Ilay Township.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1903,
The season for beginning farm. work is rapidly approaching
and it is none too soon to look about you. to see where you can pro-
cure the Best Machinery. We handle the following Lines—
(Made in Hamilton Ont
Fleury, Cockshtitt and
Wilkinson Ploughs ... .
Binders flowers
Rakes D sa Drills
Cultivators Discs
HAY FORKS, TRACKS AND SLINGS. Repairs for all kinds of
machinery, on shortest notice.
PRICES RIGHT
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la� l/ B.lf. La ,
75-77
VILLAGE t }F
EARLY CLOSING
THE SOVEREIGN BANK
of Canada
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Miss Emma Caifas, of Dashwood, • EN
\1) OFTWE - TOEO �7'U ' 13
is visiting ting friendsin town. EXEcr"Tivi OFnirhs - Mc stra F AL
We would remind you that this
is not maple -syrup weather.
Mr. Albert Moser, of Corbett,
was in town on Sunday last.
Tho ice -harvest is on in earnest
this week.. The quality is goad;
Mr. Will McLeod of Seaforth
called on friends here, on Monday.
The thermometer registered 15
below zero, one morning this week•
Mr. Walter H. Dumart, of Berlin,
was in town on business, on Tues-
day. •
14 Sr. Samuel Ellenbautu. of Michi-
gan, is visiting friends here at
present.
Mr. John Schafer and family
were at Dashwood to visit relatives,
on Sunday.
Mr. Hoffman, of Stephen, is in
town assisting his brother, W. H ,
with his Wood.
Mr. William Rain of the Town
Line, Stanley has been quite i11 for
the past six weeks.
Mr. John Dinnart was in Shipka
and Dashwood this week distribut-
ing Our Native Herbs.
The Excelsior Orchestra furnish-
ed mesio for a ball at Iiippen on
Thursday evening last.
Mrs. M. Zeller is down with an-
other attack of illness. It is hoped
she may soon recover.
Mr. John and Miss Lovina
Doiehert visited at Mr. C. StaCle's,
in Stephen, on Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Steinbach loft
yesterday morning for London to
attend the millinery openings.
Mrs. D. Steinbach raturnect en
Monday from a visit with her
daughter, bars. Baldwin, at Sea -
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartleib
are at Sc:bringvi11e, this week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Hart-
]eib s father.
.A number of young folks from
Zurich attended a dance at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hey,
Sr., last evening.
Mr. 3. F. Rickbeil •sells horse-
powers and choppers, suitable for
farmer's use. The; are very
reasonable in z)rice.
Cito
attended a party at County Coun- ! tion with such through waterway; mote- 1
Thursday evening last: } and maintain ur otherwise dispose of ter -
Mr. Louis Foster had a dancing i urinals, harbours, \\ har\ e , Mucks, piers, lite a
nultlber froin her
Autherizecl Capital.
Capital paid up -
II. S. Holz Es 2., -
D. 111. ST Is\y At,'r EN
$2,000,000,00
$1,200,000.00
President
Gen. 1\I•gr
Savings Department.
Deposits of ;(1. and received and
highest rates of interest allowed.
Deposit Receipts issued at favor -
rates. Loans made to Farmers
• on their own notes.
A GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS BONE
---OFFICES AT—
E xeter •Crediton
F. G. KAttel, C. W. GiLMOUR,
Manager. Manager.
F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor.
Special Meeting.
9T't1TI; Council of the County of Huron
-L will hold a special meeting in the
Town Hall, in Clinton, on March the 4th
next, at 10 o'clock, a. m., to meet repre-
sentative teen from each municipality in
thq County, and consider the question of
a goal road system in this County. Any
other County business may be considered
at this meeting.
W. LANE,
County Clerk,
1)atc1 at tloderieb, this 14th day rf
Feb., IOu:i,
Pupal.'. Notice is hereby given that an
ap>1ieution \rill be made to the Par-
liament of Cantina, at its next session, for
an Act to incorporate a company under the i
name of "The s,t. Joseph Transportation
company,” v,itl!:pm\rer t.0 haute and con-
struct a canal ut system of canals so as to
Create a navigable waterway from some
point on the eastern shore of Lake Huron,
in the, County of Huron or of Laalnbtou, in
the Province of Ontario, to 50111e point 011 '
the northern shore of Lake :Laic in the i
County of Elgin in the said province, with !
power to make surveys and to determine ;
the loeutlou of the said waterway; to
dredge, despen, raise or lower, the levels
of, or improve the existing wafter -courses
between the said points, and to establish
such connecting links necessary to make
awl complete throughout the entire dis-
tance between the said terminal points, a
navigable canal of a depth of not Less than
eighteen feet, and of a width which may
he found necessary to enable vessels of
deep draft to meet and pass in safety at
any point in said canal; moreover, to con-
struct, operate and maintain all such
works and structures necessary in coraco-
Ciller Lamont's, in Stanley, on. over, to acquire,'build, own, lease, operate
party on Thursday evening% Ai landing places, water lots, yards,c•cvato1s,
wutehou ,s dry doclts reservoirs and -
1, PES YY: 1
AINS!
E are offering .some very Big
Bargains for a few weeks....
LA IS' Dress goods, Furs, Capes,
Caperines, Muffs &c
Walking Overcoats, Large
� � ��' WWft'%
'N L Ulsters, Smocks, Pants,
Underwear etc.
These Goods are away down in Price. ''
Call and see them while they last.
FAUS - - Zurich
e
hie (iedrn
Sale of
inter Goods.
t �e to No4942.4'24.-b4s►
[•,O1'[.E wishing some very cheap Footwear will do well by calling and
inspecting some of our CHEAP WINTER LINES. A few of the
Prices. -. Tetis Canvas Leggings, 03ets----Men's Fine Overshoes,
X1.tri-----\teal.; felt Socks, soots•_—Men's All Felt Shoes, $1.50----
Son:e \\ omen's Felt tihOes left M Melt will 1)0 sold at 50 and Stets—We received two
Cases of \peri s Rubbers which we sell at Mets --LESS THAN COST.
Come and share the Great Bargains
while they last.
d7"i aS�' S HOEM, A nil
ZURICH
lot of Zurich people attended seep other structures, such as'Ioc1 s, dam's and »,„,.,
report a splendid time. , all works necessary for the production and
Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ntelick re use of electric, hydtanlie, tanetuuati,c and
turned on Thursday last from a1' other power required for tl.0 said tinder -
six weeks' visit with relatives in 1 taking, and also fru' the pnl•po2.0 of irriga- mcxi
and around Pigeon. Mich. ' tion: co lease or otherwise dispose of said
A aniltiup;-bee find party. at Mr• port by cable or electric power. all steam-
ONTARIO
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
works and powers; to ac•quire, own, tracts -
Henry Roeltler s, yesterday ,tater- ors, barges, or any other vc• -0is which : 1.
IcH210011 and evening, was enjoyed by require to be transported thrun h the said
the young people of the town, waterway for the 1>tn:sero of inland =vigil,-
' infant.child of Mr. and Mrs. tion, and also with pow•>r to acquire, own, •£
I C a Schoch f t) 1ltl sell and dispose of and operate vessels of
dl ltlnds and to transport thou
We the undersigned business -men, of the Village of Zurich, hereby pledge our
selves to close our respective places of business, on the evenings of Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday of each week, at six o'clock sharp, commencing with the first
Tuesday in March, 1003, and we agree to forfeit the 230111 of TEN DOLLARS to the
Village treasury for each and every violation of this pledge.
Charles Grob ..Hardware merchant
P. Bender... & Shoes
J • Preeter .General Merchant
Charles Fritz, . • , .. Boots & Shoes
• Herman Well ...... Furniture & Harness
F. W. Hesi� . • • • .. ............ Jeweler.
T. & M. Johnson.. • .... Fulni+ture & Woollens
J. D. Merner ... , .:. • .... General Merchant
John Weseloh • • • , • • , • , . Blacksmith
J. H. Wismer . , . • Blacksmith
D. Stoinbateh .. .. • ................ General Merchrnt
Y. Hess & Son . • ... • , .... , . • Carriage Works
John Deichert c& Son .... • ... Blacksmiths
' W. H. Hoffman,. •,...•..•..
J. F. Rickbeil . • .:.. • .. .. • • • • . Farm Implements ,
.Toho Deichert Jr .... .. • . , Tailor
C. Hartleib c& Co Hardware & Harness
D. S. Faust
. • • . Tailor & Laundry
• , ... .. General Merchant
—When an editor makes a mistake
in his paper all the world sees it
and calls him a liar. When a priv-
ate citizen makes a mistake, no '
one knows i.t except aL few friends,
come around and ask the
and they co
editor to keep it out of the paper.
When a private citizen dies, the
editor is asked to write np) all of
the good quantities and leave out
his bad. When the editor dies the
citizen will say. Now the old liar
will get his deserts."—Tho Cleve-
land (Okla.), Triangle.
AN Oi3S3T'TNA'L't�) OAS111 01 i+",OZ1l1MIA +
`' Mr. W. D. Johnson, Tilsonburg,
Ont , writes that his father was en-
tirely cured of a long standing and
obstinate Cased of EC'zetnal by the
rise of Dr. Chase's ointment. His
leg and foot were a nitaSS of sores
that refused to heal and he suffered
terribly from the itching and st.inYg-
ing. Thou;h be used a great in any
'remedies and was treated by first-
,elass doctors no, p er•1l)tt leilt x'elief
'vas obtained, 'until ho used Pr,
Chase's Ointment.
A CONVENIENT JAIL.
Batliurst,N. B., Feb. 13.—Yester-
day afternoon while the ttutltoritte.,
wore investigating the robberies at
Mr. Hinton's store, which took
place ten days age, and Hold.en-
raber & Rosenberg's, 0I1 Monday
last, they got the information that
Fred. T.hidabean, who is at present
i)1 jail awaiting trial for 'breaking
into Laundry's jewellery shop
about a month since, wits the man
they Wanted. On going to the jail
the constables found he had cut t1
hole through the floor ill. his ee11
1111(101' the bed, through which he
hard been getting in and out of the
jail at will. In his cell was found
plunder which was stolen from the
two stores mentioned. Two other
arrests wore made, Thidabean
was brought before Justice O'Brien
and remanded until Monday.
Mrs, Prank B0ssenberry visited
her sisters, itt Guelph, the past
week.
through
yell, ,:,C 10C L, 0' 1e • 1 002)., ! a ,
died on Tuesday' of this week. The 1
the said canal, in such manner and upon
little one was only a few weeks old. such terms as the company may deem fit;
M its 1 1 p
Point. Edward. and Port Huron and expropriation. or otherwise, suo11 lauds,
r. Orville. H. E Ines left f(n with power also to acquire by purchase
•n,tt t
h n,•n hn •a.i11 water lots, rights in )nL1lnahle or nnnarig-
„ e rir1 att•e. able streams and rivers, and other slwh
Ohio, to visit his brother, Rev. M•>,� or•
pose of the undertaking, and to againr. Relnic Durand, of the Sauble dispose thereof or any part thereof as the
\�T E1Lries i . p ty ars maty be necessary for the tnn•-
line, intends moving to Stratford,
shortly bfr. Durand will have an
auction sale on Tuesday next. E.
Bossenberry, auctioneer.
company may deem expedient; to levy
and to Collect tolls; to take, use and
dispose of water furethe purpose of said
canal or for irrigation purposes or for gen-
erating hydraulic and other powers; to
-TAKING
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Before taking stock we offer our entire Stock
of WINTER. GOODS at reduced prices
Call and secure some good
Ha1NEST ARGAINS
A 1'u�DIJ+.S' Fur Coats
few k 1IIJti"y
}[
lett to be sold at away down. prices. We offer
The regular meetingof the W. C. transmit and dispose of the stud powers some good values in Flannelettes—
T. U. was held at the hone of Miss for all purposes with power also to con•
Acidic Witwer on Monday evening, struct and operate tt line of railway 2211(1 �' �v Plain gild stl'ipecl
Feb. 10th. The Pres., Mrs. Hey- tramway of either standard or narrow 0 "' yuS
Flannelettes :zu(*e also 511011 bridges, ferries tole- l l nnelettes at
rocs;,, led the devotional and bnsi- g
gess p)aLr;ts, Et)Ch. member having graph, telephone or eleetrfc light or power
lines, which may be 0onsi(lere 1 necessary +,, ,
taken p atelles, were, soon at work in eonnebtiou with the: 2.;1111 undertaking; 0f (. ()111:' tit 1. C t �ae\6 Prints.
ill starting to make "L• quilt, The to oyes acquire, control and operate
meoti.lg closed with the singing of branch lines of railway to connect with all
Temperance Doxology. and any railway's situated within a1 distance
of ton miles from'any portion of the said
0:1m11, and with respect thereto with
Huron will be held ill Blackttll's neoossnty forc'0011 buire rmc:lt pinny 1' is and capl<.
erty
Hall, Hensall, on Stttardaiy' the 28th priation under Tho hallway Ant, and to
of Feb. at 1.30,p,tu, sharp, for ' the connect with such other railway or rail.
purpose of organizing n. Fanners ways and enter into running or traffic
We• , arrangements
li'
also u ixc t to
Riding. rrt I t Is) t o
1 S�a 1 n o rents therewith; s .iu 'c,
x oc :tion in the, I a t
Tt b
)f 'tilwal • either
object and aims of the rissocittti opt and rim said branch lines c railway
will be fatly explained at the by steam or electric or cable or pnenulatie
meeting, A'good representation of power; to make arrangemonls with any
farmers from 1(11 parts of the Rid- vhon sbeveotloorcn corporation,
person passengers, li'nci�*hr I
•
ins; is earnestly requested. or Other commodity over and through the
A Convention of farmers of the
south Riding of the County of
stock ) ° New
s
Prices range froin 6c to 12 1-2e
5cayd.
uric"'
Owing to the extremely cold
weather, the meetings of the South
Huron Farmers' Institute held here
on Wedtlgsday afternoon and even-
ing were rather slithly attended
The addresses by the different
works of the company, and to charge such
prices and tolls therefor as'ma.y be approv-
ed; moreover, with power to purchase or
otherwise acquire shares, debentures and
securities of other canal or railway com-
panies and corporations, and to sell or
exchange its own securities with such
speai(ers were very instructive and companies; and to carry on transportation,
interesting' and had the weather forwardingand olevator business for the
been fine, aL large gathering, would purpOke of the undertaking; together with
have boon the result, as the ftirniersall such other general powers and privil-
in this section are taking a {great eges, including financing, as may he
interest in the -various. subjects necessary for ti>.e purposes hereinabove
t 1 1
clisetissed at these meetings. The more par rou ally l Osoribeci
.
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HEN MUM & i1119'l1rTGL,
Solfor. applicants,plfeapplicants,'Montreal, 3011t Januaryicitors, 11)03.
evening session was enliveIleCd by
V. W. Mess with his phonograph,
and by a number of songs by the
Junior Jubilee Singers. Mr. NV,
0. Caldwell was chairman of .the
ternoon meeting and Mr. li.. Ness,
Sr., .discharged those ditties in the
evening.
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Al ELL'S
F rniture
We have a large assortment of Robes, Plush
Rugs, Blankets
and :cells at lowest prices.
If you need Furniture, our New Lines in Iron
and Brass Bedsteads, Parlor Suites, Fancy
:Rockers, Fancy Tables, Couches, Sleighs etc.;
will please you. Prices Lowest.
eadquarters for Organs & Pianos.
All lands of good logs wanted at
once, for which highest; prices will
he paid. Cash on delivery.
J, C. Ka1131DIAISCH, ;, .�.wa�aie«t,