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Vol. IV., N o. 9.
ALD
The Official Oran. of Zurich and. IIay, Township.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1903.
$1. Per Year.
LEGAL CARDS.
He J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) ]3arris-
er, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensall, Ontario,
(I. H'rANJSU1t1, B. 4. F. W, ai,:enka,tn.
G1ademean & Staub wry.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA-
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loau on
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
German read and advised upon.
—AT flENSALL—
every Tuesday, 'Thursday and Saturday.
—OFFICES—
Hensall—Over Stonenan's Jewellery Store
Exeter Oiiices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Publie
ete, etc. Cor. Square ami North Street,
Goderioh., Ontario
W. PROUDFOOT K. C.. R. C. HAYS
BUSINESS CARDS.
RACHAND Jr. CO.,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE BEETS
'Pillage and Farm Property bought and
so1Si. Rents collected. Conveyancing
of all kinds promptly attended to.
We represent the Leading Fire .and Life
Insurance Companies and respectfully
solicit your patronage.
Special attention givers to collection of
Notes and Accounts.
—OF:C,ICE—
Zurich, zkor-cr Ontario.
(L. V. B:t.Caa.1ND, Notary Public)
•
flR. J. HAMILTON,
a Vet, Surgeon and pen,tist
Treats all diseases of domest•ica,ted.
Animals. Veterinary aaaediehles .ef .all
kinds always on hand.
Day and night calls promptly attend
ed•to. OFFICE— In Wan. Bender's
Old Stand, Min St., Zuriob, Ont.
ANDREW F. HESS.
Fire Insurance effected in all learlirtg •
companies. .Aueident policies issued.
Confederation Life represented.
ZURICH - ONTARIO.
A SELLER'Y
Mr. Theodore Heidemann left for
Detroit do Wednesday.
Mr. Lamont shipped three more
car loads of cattle to Toronto or
Saturday.'
-The Flax Company have disposed
of the entire crop of 1902, in the
finished state.
rlr. Ort, of the Bronson line, is
visiting friends in Saginaw and
Elkton, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Mellick, of the
Bronson line, are visiting with
friends in Detroit. •
Hogs are still on the decline in
price, the quotation for best,. being
this week only :$,5.35.
Miss Anna Heideman left for
Detroit after spending her vacation
With her parents in town.
Mr. &t.anbury, of the Exeter
Tizzies, was in the village on Fair
Day incl gave Tun HFniw a friend-
ly call.
A large variety of fancy callen-
dars for the year 1904. See them
at TOUR Hzr2.ai.n office and let us
quote you prices.
Miss Whiteside, of I3'cnsaatl, sue-
ceeds Mr. Geo. CalnpI e11,.as teacher
of the Slabtown School, for the
balance of the year.
The regular meeting ,of the W.
C. T U. Will be held at the home
of Mrs. C. Fritz on • Monday .even-
ing, Oct. 5th at eight o'•clock.
Misses Minnie and Tema Hartung,
who were visiting friends in Lon-
don and relatives in St. Thomas,
returned home on Wednesday.
Owing 'to the absence of the Tier.
W. J. Yager, at the conference in
Berlin, there will be no sertiires in
the Evangelical Church on ;Sunday
next,.
Miss Rieder,of Port Elgin, is a guest of
Mrs. John Preeter, this week..
Mr. and Mrs. Eilber, of Crediton, spent
Fair Day as the quests of the former's
brother, Chris.
Mr. M. 'Percher and daughter, Agnes,
left for Michigan, on Friday last, to visit
friends there.
The Rev. Mr. Krupp, of (;aro, Michigan,
occupied the pulpit in the Evangelical
Church, on Sabbath last.
Mr. D. S. Faust left on Wednesday
morning for Berlin, to attend the conven-
tion of tate Evangelical Association, now
meeting there.
The Messrs. Merner opened their eider.
mill premises on Monday last, and are now
up to their ears in business, Mr. John
Gallman is is charge of tills department..
Mr., John Schafer has been on the sick -
list for the past fewdays, with a severe at-
tack of quinsy. IIe is not; altogether con-
fined to bed, but has been',. very 'sick man
for all that, -
ldr. John Reichert has irs.umed business
in the Hamacher premises; recently purch-
ased by his father, which„ is ,loth roomy,
bright and cheerful. He ,already' has two
or three hands employed
Miss S,oxie Eilber and 1.4tster Emmanuel
Holtzman, both of the Zufieh School, car-
ried .off the Zeller special prizes for Pen-
manship, as well as the prizes offered by
the Society. Congratulation'.
Among the relatives !roma distance, who
were here to attend the funeral of the late
M. Zellar, were Mrs. 3. II:Reeding and son
Bruce, from'Tilsonb irg ; lr. *tn. J. Me -
Nevin and family, of Gode ich, and Mr. Al
Beasley, of Hamilton.
Mr. Ed. Eossenberry, NOM i - agent for
the world's ehaanpion wind -mill, manufac-
tured 1,y .Could, Shepley &'Muir, at Brant-
ford, has a;gung of mega pitting up several
of these mills in the county Itis said to
Ruiner flays we are soon to have have tinges first prize against of tine best
another barber shop in tOWn. xvindenills nsaanufaetured:'
Negotiations to that end are, we
understand, taking place on the. See raur elubbing rates with the
subject. Toronto Srtn,nn tip-to-date.farnier's
13r. Chas. :Sehoemakc,r l•tatn ,of Paper.. Tr1c:.H1!:zc a to ,�, also (311113-
t-‘Dominionli-
th-‘Dominion House," Avaas in , bing with ninny other papers at
town, on business, on Tuesday.
He likes Parkhill well as does also
the 'f al.nlily..
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Mr. ,angel Mrs..Geo. Holtzman, and
greatly reduced prices for the year
1901. TJp-to-dato job work done
promptly at Tan HERALD office.
Mr. M. Y. :McLean, of the Sea -
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beaver, of 1 forth Expositor and his son, were
, Creilitem ' isited.lir. (4. Holtman t in Zu i.eh on Friday and spent a
on Fair Day and took in the Es- part of his time at THE HERALD
laibition us well. oiiee getting a report of the Fair
lir. E. Zeller has moved from the held laza the previous day. For one •
farm. reek>ntly traded, to his ne.v • wh+a has leen in the business so
I peemises, the Batu=r' house, in. lone . Mr. MeLean is looking well
Zurich, .and lir. Bauer has gone to: and lois years teem to set lightly
the farm to reside. 1 upon him.
Mr. Alfred T'orraaner. , of Clinton.; Messrs. Mess and Truemner.
Dent lot, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental -Surgeons, Termite, also honor
gruduv,•te ,oi• 1)epar tin ent of 1ieniistry°,
Toroaat' Ct iversity. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Ooresael,lon House, Zurich, every
Mood:«y. I -.Di
m f 3OSSE BERILieeased r Y, Hur-
on coyuty, ieespecttully solirits the pat-
ronage of thtanr; who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
' 1i1.LIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Baron. I would request
those having sales to call on me.
Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed, Your patronage solicited.
HOTELS.
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prove.ments. Dining rooms is sup- al
plied with only the very best. ¶ �j
Bar contains choice liquors and e3
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Excellent Sample Rooms L
for Gonzmereial Men.
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THE
O11infon
Hose.
This Tlouso has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted 1'lnixSCS in the
Province-.
Acttt.i• Table, in the )Joininioil,.
ern.n�ryw,m.,¢r»,vim.,rnrhnrnnawmavro+s,ennwa.nw �.�+m.u:m
R. R.,.Iohnstaf .& Son,
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krok�w"sdmara.,nsa:.amxnc �.+wm,.,vaWrte+na.^nam
and formerly of Znrieh, was in
town on Fria day rent -wing old
a: c,etaiUtaanees.and taking in the
sight:: of his sehonl-boy days.
"Blue 13el1s" Bad to stand over
this week on an nnunt of the space
devoted to the prize list of the .11a.$
Township Fair, and the pressure of
other matters requiring attention
at our hands.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Rannie drove to
Berlin on" Friday Inst and will
likely be absent for about two
week. They are attending the
convention of their church now
meeting at that place.
The Sovereign Bank removed to
the north end of the Zeller- Bloc.
on Friday last and is now snugly
located in its new premises. The
interior of the building has been purpose of hearing the appeals of
fitted up comfortablya,nd tastefully the Voters' List for the Township
of Hay. Quite a few appeals were
entered and the result was, the
conservatives succeeded in having
8 names added and the same num-
ber struck off,whilc the liberalsllad
i struck off and 11 added. The
sitting was ,a very short one, and
the greater part of the names
erased were either dead or absen-
tees.
His. Lordship, the Rt. Rev.
13ie,hop, of London, will administer
the Sacrnznent of confirmation at
St. Boniface elrarch, on Monday
exe'rlltan's of the late ;Vin. Schrader,
have authorized '1.1r. E. Hossein
berry to sell the sto,•lc and imple-
ments of the estate, on Satnrtlay,
the drat of October, by ptibiic one -
tion on the farm of the deceased,
South part 17, con. (1, commencing
at one o'clock p. ni.
Next•Sunday, Oct. 4th, at St,
Boniface church,4 p. in.,the society
of the Infant Jesus will be estab-
lished for the• children. All the
children under 12 years of age
belong to this society. The object
is by a small contribution annually
to help the missionary fund, to
redeem lost and cast away children
in pagan countries.
His Honor Judge Doyle, had a
court here, on Tuesday, for the
and seems to suit the purpose fairly
well.
The concert given by Mr. W.
Bender on Fair day evening was
successful beyond his expectations,
the Hall being comfortably filled
by alt attentive and appreciative
audience. Those Who were present
speak highly of the entertainment,
which had only one fault of being
a little too short in duration.
The death is announced of Mr.
August Masse, of the Bauble line,
which sad event took place on
Monday. The result of death was next, Oct, :nth, at > l0 p. ni The
fever and blond poisoning. He ;following boys and gills are among
Ieaave a wife and family of •:shall -tile riurllbcr to beeon''rined debit
children to mourn the loss of a Smith, Herbert Utley; Alphonse
a good husband. and father. The 1' oster, Joseph Ihindel,John Ripper,
deceased •~'sats; about 45 years of age, Arthur T3ossaaabt'rry, Julia Kipper.
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The datives at both the "Dentin. VeroniVeronicaliil}per, (late,
r Miller,
llaatliildaa 11tH r, e, Ziimner.
ion" and -Commercial" assembly Lottie Hildebrand. The solemnity
rooms, on the evening of Fair De,y, will'open with a procession from
n-cro both. well attended a},Iid par- the .parochial building to the
ticipantS seemed to enjoy therm- church, the eitb.ens of Zurich
and surrounding country are con
dialiy•invi:ted t;o 'attend the core -
Locals' continued` 05 page 8, •
selves immensely. The znnsic was
gond at each place and the different
numbers on. the programs were
eagerly and quickly filled. The
suppers were recherche affairs.
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Of the Very Latest at at Lowest Prices.
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GOODS
Girls' Coats from $2.75 to $4.00«
H11 Styles—Lorlg axid 311ort.
Ladies Ram Coats from 5 to g.
Of the Very Neynlest Design.
7 -Ii Wrapperetes new patterns 110c a yard
WHITE, CREAM, BLUE, RED & PINK
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35 inches wide for 10 cents per yard.
Our Millinery Department is Open--
- FOR EVERYBODY. We Givo invitations to all the Ladies
to give a call. - -413
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' fir which the highest prices are paid.
Zurich.
SPECIAL PRICES
�n .1llens' and Woniens'
Odd hies for Wolllen, 50 As. and 1.00,
i.X-i'fb good Vail e. Also
In Mens'' from. 1.00 to 1.50.
CALL .AND SEE THEM.
THE SHOEMAN
ZURICH,
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good .Agent Wanted in every Town and Village
in the County, to take risks for the ROYAL -VICTORIA. LFII;.