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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-03-13, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Bay Township. VOL M., NO.33. ZURTCH, ONT., FRIDAY, MAB. 13, 1903. Yo will find a Complete Stock of Goocls usually kept in a First-class Astir & Feed Store We -will mention a few: Ilest Family, Buckwheat and Rye Flours, Feed of all kinds, International Rock Food, &c. 5EFDS Our Field Seeds gave the best of satis- faction last season. Leave your orders early for any new varities- you may want. GLOVER AND Ti OTHY autarseermnpr s sw ETV E -S J host WANTED TiG The SMI,S011 for beginning farm work is rapidly approaching and it is none too Poon to look about you, to see where you can pro- cure the Best Machinery. We handle the following Lines— Binders Rakes (Made HamilLoll Ont) Cultivators Discs ISHIOREMERFISMIERIEW-s:4: Fleury, Cockshutt and Wilkinson Ploughs . "lowers SHOE & D IS U Drills HAY FORKS, TRACKS .AND SLINGS. Repairs for all kinds of machinery, on shortest notice. PR,ICES RIGHT .18041•1711tIVOMMUILLLIOVANAMO.14.1..1.14.144,1.1... 4,41[631fle.r...411..."4167.10.44i.b. 0 14 RPM RICKBEIL, VILLAGE oF ZURICH EARLY CLOSING We. the undersigned business -men, of the Village of Zurich, hereby pledge our selves to close our respective placeof 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 sum of TEN DOLLARS to the Village treasury for eac1i and every violation of this pledge. -Charles Greb . Hardware m emit tui t P. Bender Bots & Shoes 1. Precter .General Merchant Charles Fritz Herman Well F. W. Hess I I. Boots & Shoes Furniture & Harness Jeweler T. & M. Johnson Furniture & Woollens J. D. Merner General Merchant John Weseloh J. H. Wismer D. Steinbach F. Hess & Son ' John Deichert & Son W. E. Hoffman .T. Rickbeil. John Deichert Jr C. Hartleib &Co. D. S. Faust . .. Blacksmith •... Blacksmith General Blerchrnt Carriage Works Blacksmiths . Tailor & •Laundry Farm Implements • Tailor • ,Hardware & Harness General Merchant Mr. John Deichert Sr. attended the funeral of the late H. G. Peine, at Hamburg, this week. He also visited his son John at the Clinton Hospital and reports him progress- ing favorably. Married. FOSTER,--GACKSTETTER.—At Ridge - town, Ont., by Rev. Father Boubat, on Feby, 21th, 1003, Bitr. Nicholas Foster, Jr., to Mary Gackstetter, both of Hay Town- ship, PEAR OP THE, EDTDRE. Most people who dread. the future aro victims of some terrible disease. Mrs. W. Frandis, 204, Colborne St., Kingston, was in a, bad state with kidney disease. She had severe pains in back and legs, wos gradually losing flesh felt a dread of the future. A friend recommended, Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pins and the result was a complete cure. There is no medicine more reliable, none so certain to produce a thorough cure. One pill a close, 25 cents a box. twomootammernwoo*eor Mrs. McCormick moved to her farm at the Bronson Line, this week.. A bulletin says that five men were burned to death during a, big fire at Dawson City. Mr. John Schnettler left, for Waterloo, to attend the funeral of a relative. Mr. Norman. Beaver, of Morris- ton, visited his uncle, Mr. 0. Boltz- mann, en Friday last. Mr, Christian Schoch of the 1.1th Con., left for Michigan yesterday morning, to visitfriends. If you need any wall -paper this Spring, call at D. S. Faust's for alull range of new papers. Mr. Samuel Maurer, who was visiting at Peter Koehler's, return- ed to his home at Elmira, on Saturday, Mr. john Schafer attended the funeral of Mr. Peine, this week, and is also visiting friends at Ber- lin and Waterloo. 1(1. PER YEAR LOCAL. NEWS ...I Mr, Siin. Geiger is home on a visit from the West. For an up-to-date hat, call at D. S. Faust's, Zurich.' Mr, Peter Lamont bought a Aim team of horses, on Wednesday. Mr. It. S. Richardson, of Exeter, was a visitor in tawn, on Tuesday. Miss Dora Eilber returned on Wednesday from a visit to Dash- wood. Miss Fanny Geiger has returned home from a visit to friends at Berlin. Fred Sehuettler has about 800 cedar stakes for sale. Apply to him at once. Mrs. D. Steinbach has taken quite a sick spell recently and is still unable to be out. Mr. Wm. McOloy, general agent for the Deering Harvester Co., was in town on Wednesday. Messrs. William Bocker a n d William O'Brien are engaged at H. Kalbfieiseh's saw -mill, The young ladies of town enjoy ed a rag -bee at tho home of Mrs. John Fuss, on Tuesday evening. The Excelsior Orchestra are fur.' nishing music for a social banquet, at Bayfield, this (Friday) evening. Mr. John Dumart received a big supply of Our Native Herbs whicb he is rushing off, prior to his de- parture for ew Ontario. The regular meeting of the W. %T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. C. Fritz, on Monday even- ing, March lath, at 7.30 p. m. All the ladies are invited to attend. Mr. Wes. Schoelling has purchas- ed another team. He got ono of them east of Clinton, the other near Drysdale. Wes. received $300 for the team he sola last week. The operation for appendicitis performed on Mr, J. D. Merner, on Wednesday evening, was not a suc- cess, the seat of trouble not being found. Mr. Merner's case is somewhat puzzling to the medical men in attendance. The plant of the Seaforth Sun was totally destroyed. by fire on Saturday morning and. the loss, which is covered by insurance Of $2500, is estimated at $3400, Brother Westcott has our sympathy in his loss, but it is hoped that the Sun will continue to shine as of old. A. E. Almond, M. 0., the noted Eye Specialist of Park Ave.;Guelph, is now staying at the Dominion House, Zurichand will be there until next Monday. If you are having trouble with your oyes, it will be to your advantage to call and see him.. Consultations free of charge. George D. Grant, liberal, was elected on Tuesday, for North Ontario, in the ITousa of Commons, by a majority of 166, His opponent was Hon. Geo. E. Foster, ex -finance Minister. Tho vacancy was caused by the death of Angus McLeod, conservative, who was elected. at the general elections in 1000, by over 500 majority. POSTPONED—The meeting, under the auspices of the Farmers' Assoc- iation has been postponed until Saturday evening the 14th inst., when a mass inecting will be held, at Coxworth's Hall, Hensel'. Tho speakers will be T. E. Annis. President South York Farmers' institute; Thos, ,Brooks of Bunt, and H. J. Pettypiece, M. P. P. LETTER FROM DAROTA..—In renew- ing his subscription to Tun HER- ALD, Mr. John Zeller, a, former resident of this section, among other things writes :—''I sold my farm of 320 acres, last spring, for $'20.00 an acre. y crop last sum- mer consisted of 2000 bushels of Wheat, 2477 of oats and 1000 of barley," Mr. Zeller also writes that he has removed to Langdon so as to be.nearer school. We are pleased to hear of John's pros- perity. Mr. Henry A. Dietz, an old resi- dent of this Township, died on Saturday last at•the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Axt, Zurich, at the age of eighty one years, five months and two days. Tho re- mains were interred on Tuesday morning, in the Bronson lino ceme- tery and were followed by a largo number of his neighbors and friends. Rev. W. J. Yager of the Evangelical church officiated at the funeral. Tho deceased leaves a grown-up family to mourn his loss. Tho wise man, before he puts a paint on his house, finds out some- thing about it, he wants to know if its the best paint for him to use, The Sherwin Williams Co. have been making paints for over thirty years ; they are the largest paint miinufacturers in the world; they have built up their business and reputation by making g,00d paints, only S. W. P. Their house paint, is the result of thirty years exper- lone() and effort ; it is a, thoroughly good paint, we knew it. Color cards for the asking. C. Greb. THE SOVEREIGN BANK of Canada HF.AD OFFICE - TORONTO EXECUTIVE OFFICES - MONTREAL Authorized Capital - $2,000,000.00 Capital paid up - - $1,200,000.00 H. 5. HOLT ESQ., - President D. M. STI ESQ., Gen, Mgr 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 BANKING BUSINESS DONE —OFFICES AT— Exeter Crediton F. E.KARN, C. W. GILmOUR, Manager. Manager. • P. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor. SALE REGISTER. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD 1-31-. goods and other personal prnperty, on Wednesday, :March 23th, in the Village. of Blake, Jolla Buehler, proprietor; Bossenherry, Auetioueor. A UCTION SALE 01? FARM STOCK, Implements, Household Furniture, etc. Mr. E Bossenberry has been instruct- ed by the undersigned to sell by Public Auction, on Lot 21, Con, 14, Hay, two and a half miles West of Zurich, on Mon- day, March 16, 1003, at 12 o'clock, noon. HENRY .Etensa, Proprietor. AFEW good building lots for sale at the North end of the Village. Any person desiring to build will find this a nice location for a residenee. Apply to E. ZELLER, Zurich. By -Law No. 1, 01? ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL SECTION NO, 1, HAY, FOR 1903. A .By.Law to raise by way of loan the sum of $1000 for the purposes here- inafter mentioned. Whereas' repairs to the school house of Roman Catholic Separate School Section No 1, Hay, have become necessary; And Whereas the estimated cost of said repairs is the sum of $1000; And whereas the Trustees of the said Separate School Section are authorized by Revised Statutes of Ontario, chapter '204, section 61, to borrow the necessary funds for such repairs upon the debentures of the said Board of Trustees as hereinafter mentioned; And whereas the amouut, of the whole rateable property of the said Separate School Section, according to the last revised assessment of the said Separate School Section, is the sum of $06000, and it will require the sum of $62.83 to be raised annually by special rate for the payment of the said debt as hereinafter tnentioaed, and also the sum of $50 to be raised annually for the payment of interest as hereinafter mentioned; And whereas there is no existing deben- ture or other debt of the • said Separate Sellout Section; Be it therefore enacted by the Trustees of Roman Catholic Separate School Sec- tion, No 1, Hay: 1. That the Trustees of the said Separate School Section shall raise by way of loam from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the samo on the, debentures here- inafter mentioned, the stun of $1000. 2. That the Trustees aforesaid shall cause to be made any number of deben- tures not less than $100 each, and not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $1000, which shall be payable not later than twelve years from the 13th day el December, 1903, toil debenrures shall be sealed with the corporate seal of the said Board of Truttees and signed by the Chairman and Secretary thereof, and shall have attached hereto e(I1)Oes fur the annual payment of interest thereon at the rate of five per cent, per annum. 3. That to provide for the payment of said debentures the sum of $02.83 in addition to all other rates shall be levied and collected by special rate upon all the rateable property in the said Separate School Section annually during twelve years, the currency of the said debentures or any of them, and also for the purpose of paying the interest on the said debentures the: stim of $30.00 shall, in addition to all other rates, lbs levied and collected bI special rate upon all the said rateable property annually during twelve years, the currency of the said debentures or any of them. 4, This By -taw shall take effect on aid from the 7th day of March, the day of the passing hereof. Passed the 7th day of Maroh,A. D.,1903, Joust' Laronte, Lours N. Thomann; • Secretary. Chairman, Notice. Tho above is a true copy of a By -Law passed by the Board of Trustees of Hainan Catholic Separate School Section, No. 1, on the seventh clay of March, A. D., 1003: And all persons are hereby requir- ed to take notice that any one desirous of applying to have such By-Law,or any part thereof, quashed, must snake his applica- tion for that purpose to the High Court of justice within three months next after the publication of such By -Law and this notice once a week for three successive weeks in the newspaper called the Zurich Herald, or he will be too late to be heard in that behalf. Join LAPORTE, 33-3t Secretary. klE391116:11=IfillifilEni E are offering some very Big B rgains for a few weeks.... 5 Dress goods, Furs, Capes, Caperines, Muffs &c...... Walking Overcoats, Large Ulster Smocks, Pants, Underwear &c. These Goods are away down in Price. • Call and see thein while they last. EICISZinalSEVIMENEliEn FAL s Zurich e GlearinA Sale of ter Gloods. ir."7,-ermr:-.er-setoc.1",o E01'LE wishing some very cheap Footwear v, ill do well by calling and inspecting some of our CHEAP 'WINTER LINES. A few of the Prices—Men's Canvas Leggings, 65cts— Men's Fi ne Overshoes, 81.2.5—Men's Felt Socks, 30ct Alt Felt Shoes, $1.50— Some 'Women's Felt Shoes left which will be sold at. ,50 and 75cts---We received two Cases uf Men's Rubbers which we sell at 50cts----LESS THAN COST, Come and share the Great Bargains while they last. CHAS. FR/TZ, THE SHOEMAN ZURICH, ONTARIO Elutter and Eggs taken in exchange. BIG ST• OK -TAKING +3' Before taking stock we offer our entire Stock . of WINTER GOODS at reduced prices Call and secure some good t"-- • EST BARGAINS „,„ LADT.Es, A few MEN'S Fur Coats left to be sold at away down prices. We offer some good values in Planneleti es - 0 yds Plaii4land striped annelettes at 5c a yd. ,See our stock of New Prints. Prices range from 6c to 12 1-2c J. ter, Zurich Store closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6 p. in. WELL'S mess - I rniture We have a large assortment of Robes, Plush. Rugs, Blankets and Bells at lowest prices. If you need -Furniture, our New Lines in Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Parlor Suites, Palley Rockers, Fancy Tables, Couches, Sleighs etc., will please you. Prices Lowest. Headquarters for Organs & Pianos. 777=1-41.4 ZT..712B1.02--x 4.