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,The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
ZURICH, 0 `TT., FRIDAY, MAR. 27,1903A
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Yo will find a Complete Stock of Goods
usually kept in a First-class
Flour & Feed Sti re
"We will mention a few :
Best Family, Buckwheat and
Rye Flours, Feed of all kinds,
International Stock Food, &c.
SEEDSOur Field Seeds gave the best of satis-
faction last season. Leave your orders
early for any new Varsities you may want.
CLOVER AND MOM SEED WANTEE
doh stun, Zurich
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The season for beginning farm work is rapidly approaching
and it is none too POOH t0 look about you, to see where you can pro-
cure the; Best Machinery. 'We handle the following Lines—
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(\Ease in Hamilton Ont
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Fleury, Cockshutt and
Wilkinson Ploughs ... .
Binders 'lowers
Rakes
Cultivators Discs
SHOE & DISC Drills
HAY FORKS, TRACKS AND SLINGS. Repairs for all
machinery, on shortest notice.
PRICES RIGHT
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LOCAL. NEWS
Mr. Calvin 'Williams left for
Toledo, Ohio, on Wednesday.
Miss Ortwein, of Hensall, visited
with Miss Millie Koehler on Sun-
day.
Miss :Edna Holtz, of Blake, is
visiting with Miss 'Tillie Fisher at
px ont.
MisssePstrie, .of London, was the
guest of Miss Ethel Williams on
Sunday,
Messrs P. Lamont and 0, Frits
visited at Harry Wing's, Shipka,
on Sunday.
Les. William left for Port Huron,
where he will spend a few weeks
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dietrich, of
Mount Carmel, were Zurich visitors
on Sunday last.
Miss Lovina Deichert visited'
bier brother, John; at Clinton Hos-
pi tal on Monday.
Our Native Herb King, Jack, is
out on the rood nearly every day.
Jack is rL hustler.
Mrs. H. C. Doan is attending the
Chosen Friends Convention, at
London, this week.
Mr.Watson, agent of the Frost
Wood Company, was in town a
few days this week.
Mr. J. Preeter and family and
Charlie Brown spent Sunday with
friends at Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (;rrob and
family visited Mr. August Hill,
Crediton, on Sunday.
Misses Annie Hess and Minnie.
Doan were to Clinton to visit John
Deichert, last Friday.
Mr. C. L. Shoemaeher of the
Dominion House die. business in
London, on Wednesday.
Messrs. Alex. Challett and Bruce
Bosseubery, of St. Joseph, spent
Sunday at the Contnlerciail.
J. 1?. Rickbeil has a fine display
of all kinds of seeding implements
and his prices are very low.
A snap. With. a pound of Baking
Powder, a lovely dinner set given
away in parts at D. S. Faust.
Forty German farmers from
Waterloo left on the western exur-
sion, which took about.550 people.
Mr. J. W. Ortwein and family
of Hensall, spent Stind*y with rela-
tives and friends in and about
town,
kinds oft Miss Ross, of St. Mary's, and
Miss Gibson, of Blyth, have return-
eel to town for the spring millinery it will require the sum of $(12.83 to be
season. 0n raised annuallyby special rate for. the
payment of the tiaid debt as hereinafter
Mr. Henry Bauer took ill very mentioned, and also the sum of $10 to be
suddenly, on Friday, last. A speedy raised annually for the payment of interest
recovery is hoped for, by his litany es hereinafter mentioned;'
friends. And whereas there is no oxistin'* deben.
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ILLAGE OF ZURIO
EARLY CLOSING
We the undersigned business -mot, 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 sic o'clock sharp, commencing. with the first
Tuesday in March, 1003, and we agree to forfeit the sung of TEN DOLLARS to the
Village treasury for each and every violation of this pledge.
Charles Greb
P. Bender...
J. Preeter
Charles Frit%
Herman Well
F. W. Hess
.Hardware merchant
• Booty es Shoes
. General Merchant
T. & M. Johnson.. ,
J. D. Merner
John Weseloh
J. H. Wismer
D. Steinbach
F. Hess & Son
John Deichert & Son ... , ....... .
Boots S; Shoes
Furniture & Harness
Jeweler
Furniture & Woollens
... General Merchant
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
(3 et oral Merehriit
Carriage Works
Blacksntitlis
..... Tailor & Laundry"
Farm Implements
Tailor
. • Hardware & Harness
General Merchant
W. H. Hotlman............ .. .,.
J. F. Rickbeil. ,
John Deichert Jr
C. Hartleib & Co
D. S. Faust . , , , . .
The Knot Securely Tied.
About sixty of the relatives of
the happy couple, gathered at the ,
home of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob
Roesler, on Wednesday evening, to '
witness the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary, to Mr, Elinor
Klopp, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
\Villiatn
Klopp, of the Bronsox.t
line, The marriage ceremony took
place at six o'clock and was con-
ducted by Rev. Effort, of the
Lutheran church, Dashwood. Miss '
Clara Klopp, sister of the groom
acted as bridesmaid, while Mr,I,
1
Ernest Roeder, . brother of the
bride, supported the groom. After
congratulations and good -wishes'
had been extended to the newly
wedded. pair, the gathering ad-
jonrned to the dining room, where
a magnificent supper (such as only.
German cooks can prepare) was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mr.
aincl. Mrs, Klopp were the recipients
of a large number of useful and :
handsome presents, a beautiful j
dinner -set from the bride's uncle,
Mr. Henry Roeder, being partiou-
larly worthy of mention. The
evening was spent by young and
olcl in all kinds of games and
amusements, and the dawn of the
next day was.not far off when .the
last of the guests departed for
home, and ye editor was one of the
last ones to hear himself away, as
such occasions make one feel young
again. Among the guests, those
from Zurich were Dr, and Mrs.
S
Btwchanan, Mr, and Mrs. E. Appel,
Miss Vickie Johnston and Messrs,
E, Zeller and William .Johnston.
The best wishes of a .host of
friends and acquaintances of 'Mr,
and Mrs. Klopp follow, them to
their home on the Zurich ?:toad,
where they will Start tbn'strenttous.
life shortly,
. Mr. Henry 3ilicher and family
.left this week for Elkton Mich.,
whore they wvill take lip residence.
We are sorry to lose citizens of
Mr, Eicher's stain 1).
1. PER YEAR.
THE SOVEREMN BANK
of Canada
HI^,AD O;rFIOID - TORONTO
EBUIiTIVB OFFIOIIS ' • MONTREAL
Authorized Capital $2,000,000,00
Capital paid up - $1,200,000.00
I3, 5, HOLT ESQ., - President
D. M. STEtART ESQ., Gen, M'gr
Savings Department.
Deposits of $1. and received and
4 highest rates of interest allowed.
Deposit -Receipts 1st -tried at favor -
rate's. Loans made to Fanners
on their own notes.
k GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE
—OFFICES AT—
Exeter Crediton
F. E. KARN, C. W. GILMOUR,
Manager. Manager.
F., W. GLADMAN, Solicitor.
SALE REGISTER.
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 residence.
Apply to E. Zet.c.xn, Zurich.
iLEAIUNG AUCTION SALE OF
vv Farm Stock, implements, Furniture,
etc, on Tuesday, March 31st, 1903, at 1
o'clock, p. m., sharp. E. BossEsnaanl,
auctioneer; SAMUEL l tx o ;, Proprietor.
By -Law No. r,
OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE
SCHOOL SECTION NO. 1, IIAY, FOR
1003,
AByLaw to raise by way of loan the
sum of $1000afor the purposes here-
inafter mentiouecl.�,'�,,;y98,'
Whereas repairs to the school house of
.Roman Catholic4Separate School Section
No 1, flay, have become necessary;
And \\'Iwreas the estimated cost of said
repaids is the ,u,n of y1000;
And whereas the Trustees of the said
Sep.rate School Section are authorized by
Revised Statutes of Ontario, chapter 294,
section 01, to borrow the necessary funds
,fef such repairs upon the debentures of
too said Board of Trustees as hereinafter
mentioned;
And whereas the amount of the whole
rateable property of the said Separate
School Section, nucwrding to the last
revised. assessment of the said Separate
School Section, is the sunt of $99000, and
Messrs, Fred Rickbeil and An-
drew Hess drove to Clinton on
Sunday to visit John Deichert -and
other friends.
ture or other debt of the saki Separate
School Section;
Be it therefore enacted. by the Trustees
of Roman Catholic Separate School Sec-
tion, No 1, Hay:
TnOROBRIcD SHORT HORN' BULLI 1. That the Trustees of the said
for sale, 2 years old, Registered. Separate School Section shall raise by wits
Apply to Alonzo Foster, Lot 4, Oen. ; of loan from any person or persons, body
0, Hay, Sureptai P. 0, + or bodies corporate, who may be willing to
advance the sante on the debentures here -
and.
from Cioderich to! inafter mentioned, the sum of $1000.
and Parry Sound interviewed the 1 2. That the 'Trustees aforesaid shall
Government at Ottawa in regard: cause to be made any number of deben- ,
to harbor improvements. !tures, not less than 5100 each, and nut I
C. Grob has receives.. a Three+.exceeding• in the aggregate the sumof
shipment of S. W. P. and Hol
$1000, w�iid'shall be payable not later
ly- ; than twelve years from the 15th day of
wood Paints, the two leading rem y1 December, 1903, and such debentures
nixed paints on the market. 1 •stall be sealed with the corporate seal of
Mr, Wm. Hoffman and family! the said Board of Trustece. and sfl;uctl by
left on Sunday for Crediton, to the Chairman incl Secretary thereof, and
attend the olden weddincr of Mr. i shall have attached thereto coupons for
r, � Lie annual payment of interest thereon at
HOffttttiri's parents. 7.REt I��RALI) , tho rate of five per coot. per anutun,
extends congratulations to the aged 1 3. That to provide for the pnynwnt
couple. , of said debentures the ttutn of $6-2.83 in
ItIr. 11I. Stumpf and family left addition to all other rates shall be levied
On Tuesday for Mildmay; thein arand collected by lei eial the said nee all
the
former home. Mr. and -Mrs, Stumpf Scheel Section annually during twelve
had made many friends while in 1 years, tete current\• of the+salt . dehetwelve
this vicinity, who regret their diet"' i or any o£ then., and also for the purpose of
es
partura. p)aiying the interest on the said. debentures
Mr. Jacob Meyor of the Town the snni of �," 50.00 shall, in addition to all
line, recently purchased the prop• other rates, ibe levied and collected by
arty, known as Corner, special rate upon all the said rateable
Wagner'sa r property annually during twelve years,
from Mrs. Wagner, for $150.00. the currency of the said debentures or any
Mr. Meyer intends to occupy the of them.
110 his sons.
property, having rented his fartxn This By -Law shall take ef}eet on and
from the 7th clay of Mauch, the day of the
passing• hereof.
Passed the 7th day of Mareh,A. D.,1003.
Jong-LArowrF, Loris N. Dust) 1At11
Secretary. Chairman.
Mr. Charles Fritz is putting up tx
large pig -pen on his premises and
intends going extensively into hog -
raising. We would. advise the
farmers to keep well cleaned up as
there is sure to be a slump in the
market soon. ,
"-.. --. '..."`--- The above is a true copy of a By-LawAllam rria e�.• . , The
by the Board of Trustees of Roman
Toles -- (Ricin• — At Nlttrquette, Catholic Separate School Section, No. 1,
Mich., March 1i , by the Rev. C, Hay, on the seventh day of March, A. D.,
NI. !I'lnompson, P. E. Rev. Joseph 1003: And all persons are hereby requir.
Totes, of 1Viinocgna, Wis , to psis: ed to take notice that any one desirous of
Fanny, youngest loaf;.. for of. thereof, qt nslto lincl, muse t, maLk make his r iapppart
ltr. Abr:tlltixn Geiger, of Maly Moe for that purpose to the High Court, of
!Powxzsliip. Justice within three months next after
I L01'r . Ro1rmtli,—.lt the residence tete publication of such By -Law and this
of the bride's parents,, Goshen notice once a week for three successive
Notice.
1tne,Hay, on Wednesday evening,
March 2115th, by Rev. Eifert, of
Dashwood, Ivir. E11mor Klopp to
Miss Mary Roeder, both . of Huy
Township.
Deaths.
STIT:oTcx i, ---On 'Wednesday, March
25th, Melinday, beloved daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. John Steek1e, at
tete age of 5 5,orars, 1 month and
' 23 days.
weeks in the newspaper called. the Zurich
Herald, or he will ho too Into to be heard
in thatbehalf.
33-31
JOHN I„chonrr,
Secretary,
All kinds of good logs wanted at
once, for which highest prices will
be paid. (Dash on delivery,
J. 0. KALIIRLICISOII.
For up to elate Wallpaper. Call
tit t, 5, Faust,
AYt(3fA S!
E are offering some very. Big
Bargains for a few weeks....
LADIES' Dress goods, Furs, Capes,
Capers nes, Muffs cc � c......
r)e. Walking Overcoats, Large
Uisters, Smocks, Pants,
Underwear &c.
These Goods are away down in. Price.
Call and see them While they last.
S. FAL
'-� Zurich
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Watch for Spring announcement next week
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CHAS.
FRITZ
THE SHOE -"MAN
ZURICH,
ONTARIO
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
a/0 ST OK—TAKING
,3. -
Before taking stock we offer our entire Stock
of WINTER GOODS at reduced prices
Call and secure some good
HONEST BARGAINS
A. few LADIES' ENs Fur Coats
- left to be. sold at away down prices.
some good values in Flannelettes -
50
yds
.)lain and striped
at
See our stock of New Prints. •
J.
et
Prices fall
9
ere
5c
We offer
a yd.
from Ge to 12 1-9e
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Stere e101es cn Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6 p. rt.
Agency for
INGSS
TRUNKS VALISES WHIPS
FANCY RUGS OILCLOTHS
HARNESS OILS
Spaetzel's Pneumatic Collars
Try them for your tender-ohouidered horses
rU'ITU'Ii
A FULL LINE ALWAYS IN STOCK
HIGH GRADE
P!ANOS AND ORGANS
A number of second-hand will bo sold at BARGAIN PRICES
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