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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-12-04, Page 1Vol, IV., No, 19. The Official Organ. of Zurich and Hay Township. ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1903. LEGAL CARDS. LOCAL. NEWS Ho J. D. COOKE, (Late with Garrow &Proudfoot) Barris- er, Solicitor, Notary Public. Tlensall, Ontario, Mr, John Brow,. of Dashwoccl, spent Sunday in town, Mr. J, Preeter is paying highest market prices for Clover seed. e. STA ulP.r, Lt. A. F. W. (MADMAN. Blaster leo. Randall was in Ilen- e. & Stanbury. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA - ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan ou 'Village and i'arm Property at lowest rates of interest. J)ocuuients in original (german react and advised upon. ---AT HENSALL--.— every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. —OFFICES--- Ilensall—Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store Exeter Oilices--Over O'Neil's Bank, ROUDFOOT & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Notariee Public etc, etc. Cor. Square and North Street, Goderich; Ontario W. PROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS BUSINESS CARDS. ACHfANO & CO., REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS Village and Farm Property bought and sold. 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 given to collection of Notes and Accounts. M I�. —OFFICE-- Zuriich ZELLER t BLOCK Ontario., (L. V. B.tCJLAsv, Notary Public) sail, on busbiess, ou Monday. The price of hogs have ,dropped again this •tvc'ek and are only quoted at $4.50 per cwt. Mr. and Mrs. 0. +ilber RI Sunday at ahlpka, visiting Mr. Mrs. Henry Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howalcl little daughter, of Hensaall, w visiting Mr. Sinton Surerns on S ay. . (10 to IT. Well for your het blankets. and get straps putoon f of charge. Well is the harness ker. Mr. Billy McLeod, of Seafer the suave and oily -tongued I="t Agent, was in to town en' +atria On business The juveniles of the village enjoying themselves imtnens these bright moonlight nights co ing on the Mill hill. We have had about two weeks the most excellent sleighing that is possible to have, and trade h been good in consequence. The Misses Florence Pope, of He sall, and Ethel Kellerman, Dashwood, spent Sunday in tot the guests of Miss Pearl WVurtz. Miss Allie Schnell left on Mon- day morning for Sanilae Centre, ichigan, where she expects to• •emain for the winter or longer. The Misses Minnie Hartun Mogi*ie Rupp and Laving Fuss, left on Monday for - Detroit, Mich , • where they will likely remain for e; some time. o A sleighing party, some of whom , y were from Sea forth, and others frr:m the surrounding country. spent a. h pleasant evening at the home of p Mr. and Mrs. Bock. Mr, Frank Roseberry, of Detroit, s was in town one day last week, in g connection with the distribution of s the Evening News, for which he is t the Canadian agent. tl A number of the young folks of fl the neighbood, spent a very agree- able evening as the. guests of Mr and Mrs, John Hey Sr., of the Baby lon Line, last week. Mr. Bissett, of Exeter, was in town on Monday. He has returned from Manitoba recently, and stated that the thermometer had register- ed 8 degress below zero, before he left. Mr. F. E. Karn, Manager of the Sovereign Bank, at Exeter, was in town, on Wednesday. On Monday, Dec. 7th., the regu- lar meeting of the W. C. T. U, will be held at the home of Mrs. Magcl, et 2.30 p. ut. The scholars of the Evangelical Church Sabbath School are now en- gaged in rehearsing for an entertain • ment, to be given in the Church, on lir about Christmas tinge—date will be announced later. RI) AnEntertainment, under the sus - bath School, will take place there, Ind on or about Christmas eve. The ere scholars will be the pz ineipal paartie- un- ipants. Further particulars later. Make it a point to scee:Ganst's dis. 'se- play of Toys and. Xmas goods, as roe soon as possible. They are both lila- handsome and cheap,- and in such variety as to please the most fastid- all, ions. It is up to most city shows. Ina Miss Tillie Johnston has had al ay, very unpleasant time of it for the , past couple of weeks, the sore are throat developing into quinsy, ely which had to run its course before list being lanced, the fore port of the week, when relief caste and she of breathed freely again. it For a limited time, we will give Is " The American Fanner," a month- ly publication of interest to farmers free to all subscribers of Tnn HER - of ALD, who are paid in advance, or tot's will do so in the course of the next ' 30, days. The usual price of the Farm Journal is 50' cents per year. The Family Herald is excelling; itself in premiums for next year, giving no less than three :--2 pic- tures " Heart Broken" and �' Hard to Choose,' and a 22 x 28 inch up-to- date map of Canada. Our clubbing rice, including all premiums, is 1.75. Send in your renewals a. t nee, and get the • balance oft the ear free. Mr. Ed. Bossenberry has sold the ouse at the west end (now ocon- ied by Mr. Randall and family) to �1rs. Howald of the village, for the ung of $400. There is a> Ls acre of, round attached, on. which is also ituated IL stable and several plana rees, which should, wo think,nlake 1e property a bargain at the gure named. The Evaporator has been closed down for the season, the output be- ing in the neighborhood of three - and -a -half or four carloads, which will likely bo marketed in either Manitoba or the Territories, during the winter. The fruit is said to have been the best ever handled in that institution, and the chances are it will command a ready sale and fairly good prices. Parties who have examined the apple from Mr. Schwalm's orchard (noticed in last issue) say it is not. a Baldwin, but belongs to the Ring family. We have been informed that many much larger than the sample shown can be produced, but the Baldwin being altogether of a smaller variety, is very hard to beat, as regards size, cleanness, color, etc. An accident which might have resulted far more seriously than it did, happened to Mr. Robert Turnor of the Sauble Line, on Monday last, while out fox hunting. By some means the gun went off when 'he was not expecting it and his left hand received the greater part of the charge of shot, lacerating it badly, and probably laying him up for the balance of the winter, DR. J. HAMILTON, Vet. Surgeon and Dentist Treats all diseases of domesticated Animals. Veterinary medicines of all kinds always on hand. Day and eight calls promptly attend. ed to. OFFICE— In Wm. Fender's Old Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont. ANDREW F. HESS. Fire Insurance effected in all leading companies. Accident policies issued. Confederation Life represented. ZURICH - - - ONTARIO. DR. r-. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. Painless extraction of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, Zurich, every Monday. 1-26 E BOSSENBERRY t' � � C Licensed Auctioneer, for Hur- w on County, respectfully solicits the pat- p1 ronage of those who intend having sales. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr, Sam, Faust, and his cousin, rove to Kippen on Sunday, to view he ruins of the Presbyterian hurch School House, recently reeked by an Acetylene Gas er- osion. Mr, Jacob Wnrm broke the re- cord for goiek wort in the Flax Mill here, on Monday, ha ving finish- ed 115 lbs in 4% hours. This is said to be considered extra quick work. ' • Mr. Ballantyne, of Seaforth, License Inspector for the Riding, was in town, on Saturday, in conec- tion with the duties of his office,and so far as 10we can learn, found no cause of complaint, Mr. Daniel Oswald, of the Bron- son Line, cut his foot badly, while in the woods last week, engaged in cutting wood for Mr. 3. 0. Kalb- fieisoh, and is now confined to the house in consequence. Owing to the Council of Hay again meeting on the 15th Inst, Mr. C. Troyer, the collector, has been allowed to take taxes till that date without the addition of 4X, but after that date the 494 must be paid. ►HILIP SIPPLE Licensed Auetioneer.for the County of Huron. I would request those having sales to call on me. Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran- teed. Your patronage solicited. HOTELS. 1QQIDR0nitv0tUtiltist^+i 0000000 6ic4a3t 4p* O t➢ 00 0 0 0 • Strictly up-to-date in modern ini • provements. Dining rooms is sup - O plied with only the very best. ¶ Bar contains choice liquors and • eigars. ¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ 41 0 T H E Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 ° MMERCIIL NOTE i m o p ZURICH s 4 0 0 O 234 0 t 0 0 t 0 0 0 2 Or 0 0 0 0 Excellent Sample Rooms for Commercial Men, J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR. THE 1Jomfnfon House. This House, has recently changed hands, and is now one of the most orderly and best con- ducted Houses in the Province. •+so ,getter Etable in the %"Sominion, tosearaatto R. R. Johnston Sr, Son, PROPRIETORS, Mr. John Hey Jr. moved a house from town to his farm, one da last week. .After getting it on a pair of extra, heavy runners his two teams walked right- off with it the same as they would with a load of wood. Miss Ada Witwer, who has been residing in Detroit, for some time past, arrived home on Thursday evening, when she met with a hear- ty welcome, not alone from parents and relatives, but frdnl friends and acquaintances, as well. Mrs. Weir, of Manitowanning, is in town, and expects to spend most of the winter with her mother, Mrs Henry Ortwein, of the South end. Mrs. Weir has been in that part .of New Ontario for five years, and speaks very highly of the country and its future prospects, The Barber Shop has changed hands, Mr. Harness, Exeter, taking possession on Monday at noon, and Mr. Knorr stepping out and relin- quishing his interest in the busi- ness, in consideration of receiving the price set upon it. Mr. Harness is a practical barber and conducted a. shop at Exeter for some time. Mr Knorr intends following his trade— that of a Mason—in the future. The Special Services in the Evan- gelical Church, is still being contin- ued every evening but Saturday,._ The morning meetings were disoon• tinuod after the first 'week. Last week Rev. Mr. Yager was alone, which must have been a heavy strain on even his fluency of speech and persuasiveness of utterance.— He has, however; • been assisted a few days this week by Rev. Mor - lock, of Dashwood. We are glad to be able to an- nounce that Master Charlie Eilber is so far recovered froni his attack of dropsy, as to be able to resume his studies at the school again, The attack is said to have been brought on by a too copious use of an Anes - Locals continued on page 8. Ov Stock 04 Our Xmas Stock is Complete. oP $1. Per Year. • -We have the largest range Q.L. Ever Shown in Zurich. And we can compete with the larger places in BOTH PRICES AND QUALITY. We extend a hearty invitation to one and d 1411 to, Colxie and Exarrirle cur Goods, We ex- pect to be Deady to Sllo-W all our X;rlas Goods by the 30th November, arld lay before you all ttie r)e & arrangements, 40 4D 00� qD Qt%. 44D 4hD. �Qd AOsProdnee taken in Exchange for Goods, and tile' Highest Prices Paid for it. ��G • Ill O��V �oo���oo�a� J`��--����'•�• ��•pQ.� pal j For good Fall @Wet' r-pA Oof Dtots and Shoes©"-", Rubbers and Overshoes, Leggings, Fekk Shoes, — AND IN FACT — Any and Ail kinds of Shoes At RIGHT PRICES, Go to , ' 9T, , THE sHQEMAN ZURICH, ONTARIO Butter and Eggs taken an exchange. ss A us jj11l'll, IIIIILtl�4411'w �... 111041 4�.Iy WITH CASH PURCHASES /�- ( Call and see us ; we will be pleased to explain how to get a Dinner - Sett FREE. Wo give coupons with each 26 cent cash Sale ; you can get it piece by piece—any piece you want. Our Xmas Stock is now conn Bete ,at ,z4 IN ALL LINES. at ,at ,at wE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAF EVER BEFORE to supply all your Xmas wants. Give us a call and you will be pleased, " Highest Prices paid for Farm, Produce and Clover Seed. J. PREETER, Zurich, BACHA gat Ogitatf And Vikaaiwtcc!jean ZURICH We have a number of Good Farms .for sale and also some property in the Village of Zurich: :: Good Agent Wanted in every Town and Village in the County, to tate risks for the ROYAL -VICTORIA LIFE