HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-01-01, Page 8The Zurich Herald.
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Horse Shoer and
E EBAL BLACK -SMITH.
'Verity Plow Rapairs al-
ways on hand.
MI work promptly attended to.
Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
, uttch Cattia6e:
A Few First -Class
C"': *
Finished and ready for the
road, for SALE Cheap,
Also Several good Second-hand Cut -
Cuts at a remarkably LoW PRICE
Call and See thein.
F. gE S & SOIL, Minch, Ontario
Kalbileisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodwork and sav-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Locals continued from page 1.
not spare' the time necessary to
make itcomfortable for the passage
of citizens from one phare to anotia-
or. In the larger places there is:a
friendly rivalry between citizens as
to tiw hcican keep their waits most.
free from snow and ice. Why is
not se 1'Iere?
On Monday Manager French of
the House of Refuge received $134,-
21 from the Berlin Sugar Beet Com-,
parry for two carloads of boots,-.
The shipment wva.S grown on two
acres, and after paying $4.50 for.
seed and 22,50 for freight,nettecl the
above amount. Tho grsater part
of the work was clone by the in-
mates of the house. Manager
French has ,oven acres of land iii,
good condition for beet growing
and it is expected the output will;
be much. increased nest yeaar. He
alone no longer, a;s they are one by
one Massing away into the holy
bonds. of matrimony,
Miss Mary and .Emma Drysdale
at oompauied by Mr" H. Howard
called'on Mr.'A, Murray and family
one ovc?ning recently.
Miss Belle Thompson who has
been engaged as teacher of the.
Drysdale public school, will:com-
mence. ditties on Monday, the 4th
o1 Jan. The trustees of this sec-
tion certainly deserve praise as to
their choice of Miss Thompson for
no doubt sho will prove a successful
teacher being one who, always
headed the list in her ° examinations.
• Mr, ,Tohn Drysdale of Toronto
spent Christmas under the pare,ntal
roof.
Miss Celina Durand has secured
school near Grand Bend, -where 1..
c
For your Hardware, Tinware,
and 'Glass Ware gm,
Sherwin=Willlarns
and Hollywood
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Granite,
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Oils, Portland Cement and all kinds of
ildlig Materials.
This 1i�anious
dam E N
Most durable Fence on the
market
she will commence duties shortly. , Don't bo deceiv• d with a Fence Machine—You will not
complains, 'very justly, that men Mr. Thomas Johnston, Jr.. was
.able to (lo some work are sent tothe guest of the Dr'ysdalde family
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
J. . C. Kalbfl.eisch
Zurich P. 0.
I have much pleas
sure in wishing you a
Happy & Prosper-
ous 1904.
F. W. HESS,
7 HEJEWELER.
the House in the fall and are allow-• one evening of late,
ed to leave when the warm weath- Quito a number of the friends of 1
or comes, when they could make
Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan.assembled I
some return for their keep during at their home on Christmas where
the winter months.—Clinton Maws- they spent the day in games and
Record. other amusements.
The following, persona comprised. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bln.ir,of Min-
a jolly load of our citizens who.
visited Dashwood on lerid ay even-
ing and took in the entertainment
in the Evangelical church. there,
At the close of the concert they
visited Mr. Sol. Hardy and family,
who received them right royally
and would not let them depart until
they Bad satisfied. the "inner man"
by partaking of a sumptuous repast
and they all thins: brother Hardy
and his .amiable family just the
"stuff"—to use a more expressive
than elegant phrase :--Misses Haist,
Minnie Doan, Ethel Williams, Dora
Eilber, Melvina Koehler, .Addie
Witwer, Phoebe Rickbeil, Agnes
Kaercher ; Messrs. John Dumart,
John Deichert, Dan. Boehler, Tom.
Kelly. Les. Williams,Fred Rickbeil,
Garnet Magel, Norman Holtzmann.
NOTICE,
ASI HAVE ADOPTED THE CASH
-+ System, all accounts must be paid
by Sept. 1st.
C. SCHR AG.
Flour and Feed, Zurich.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon. °
Wheat.,.;,. .. 74 to 75
1.,,h a.f i . ° . 27' Nal
Barley 10 45
Peas . , .. 00 6.1
Flour" . " " " .... 1 75 .1 2;5
Butter . 15 1.6
.. IR
(thickens lb 4 • 5
Ducks 6 6
Geese 5 5
Potatoes.... , .... 30 30
HE1 BALL MARKETS.-
Wheat
ART PUTS.Wheat 74 to 75 '
Oats .... ;iu :i2
Barley ..... . . ... 40 40
Potts
Flour ...... . . ..:..2 00 2 10
' Hogs (live) per cwt., 3.75.to4,25
.10
i:ga.u,who have been visiting friend,
and relatives in this vicinity for
the past couple of weeks, intend
'leaving for their home at the be-
ginning of the new year.
Quite a number of our young
people intends taking in the party
to he held at Mr. J..Johnstons on
Wednesday night.
For a good local paper try TEL
Herald.
Shooting fliatch.
The match on. Tuesday in connec-
tion With the Commercial Hotel
was not very largely attended by
outsiders owing to the bad state of
the roads. The scdpre for the ten
bird event was as follows :—J.
Dodds, 10 ; Wm. O'Brien, ` 6 ; J.
Preeter, 5 ; E. Zeller, 4; J. P. Rau,
8 ; C. Fritz, 10. Mr. Rau has a
number of pigeons still on hand
and will likely announce another
match shortly.
Financial Standing of the Township
of Hay.
We take the following footings
from the Treasurer's financial
statement, for the Township, just
issued, which may be of interest to
readers in this section. The sum-
mary gives the receipts $23,267.91
and the payments at the same
amount $913.05 being cash on hand
and in bank. The statement shows
Township assets to be $4,379.32 and
liabilities $1391.09. In this state-
ment is included the Town Hall,
grader, cash in bank, non-resident,
uncollected taxes, etc. The Sec-
tional liabilities foot up tb $7' 830 63
BAYFIELD.
Special to Tun HERALD.
For Reeve—Geo. M. Smith, M. D.
and Mr. James Thompson.
For Councillors—Messrs. P. A.
Edwards, A. E. Erwin, John Frazer
.Tames Donaldson and George Lind-
say.
Trustees—by acclamation,' Messrs
William -Brandon, William Elliott
and John Ferguson.
Arthur Townsend, of Hamburg,
is visiting. friends. in the village.
D. Dickinson, Clinton, Wyss in the
village, Thursday last, on buS'ineas.
_
H. Erwin, Clerk of the village,
was a Clinton caller. on Thursday.
Miss D. falconer. of Goderich, is
spending her holidays at her home,
in the village.
Geo. Scott, of Goderich, spent
Xmas day in the village.
Mr. Brown, of London, is at pres-
ent the guest of Mr. John Whiddon
• Mr. and Mrs. J. Geminhardt, of
Detroit, are spending the holiday's
with their parents, in the village.
St. Andrew's Church Xmas Tree
entertainment cavae off Xmas night
with howling success. the crowd
being so Marge that the hall was
packed to its utmost capacity, and
large nrnnbers were turned away—
could not gain admittance. The re-
ceipts anaottnled to abont $60. The
cry in now that we need. a larger
hall, which is very true.
Mrs. Boyce and grand -daughter,
of Parkhill, were the guests of the
The old Hay Swamp Drainshow former's daughter, Rev. Mrs. Jen -
receipts of 51,350.15, and payments l nings, at the Rectory, over Xmas.
of 51128.84, with 5221,31 balance. on I Mr. Will. Bing, of Winnipeg,
hand.' East Branch North H. S. D., I who has been away a great many
receipts $439.99 and payments $412,- years, is at present visiting his par -
84 and a balance on hand of 524.15 ents, Mr and Mrs. Win. King, of
West Branch North H. S. D., re- tine village"
ceipts $1,41.3°66 and payments of Robert Blair made a business trip
$1304.15. with a balance $109,53 in to Clinton Tuesday.
bank. Zurich Drain North, shows W. W. Whiddon arrived home
receipts of $101:58 and payments of from Cleveland Tuesday evening.
$81"00 a.nr balance $20.58 in bank. A pleasant event took place at rise
Zurich Drain South gives receipts residencnce of Mr. !Daniel MoDon-
as 5227.15 and payments is 5118.118 ald, on Xmas eve, when his eldest
and a balance of 5108.57 in bang:.
East and West Branch South H. S. daughter—Carrie—was united in
D., receipts 5334.32 and payments the bonds of matrimony to Mr. Rob -
of 5275,01, with 550.31 in bank. erts of Berlin. The ceremony was
Logan Drain, receipts 5514.73 and performed in the presence of a num
02 5494,51 with a balance her of friends, by the Rev, J. Mc -
of 520.22 in bank. Schwalm Drain Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts left
shows receipts of $1808.78 and pay for Berlin, on Tuesday. May their
ments of $1292.14' with a, balance in future be bright and prosperous.
bank of 5516.64. Dashwood villager Mrs. J. Sturgeon and Miss Ruble
shows receipts of 5226.06 and shows
payments to•Treal,s, of Stephen of a
like amount. Zurich Village shows
receipts of 51021.66 and payments
of 51010.86 rind'a balance of $10.80
still on hand.
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Special to Tr4n HRRALD,
Owing to the recent .snow storm,
brlsiness has been very slow in this
bore;, which .• is very unusual at
bhristmas time.
A very enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs R. J.
Drysdale one evening last week
when the members of the Sabbath
tirhool presented their organist,
t'fi 5 Emma,, with a. beautiful' cap-
erien, after which a .lengthy pro-
gram wyaU given.
Messrs. I'L • Allan and R, T
Toward and ladies attended the
Zurich Public School concert on
the evening of the 24ncl inst, and
report a good time,
In consequence of this cold wins
ter, it seems as though our young
bachelors have deoided to live
-*Come and See
OUR FALL AND WINTER GOODS
OTS AN s1tSH S,
RUBBERS AND SOCKS
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We carry the Peel Patent Ad=
justible LEGGING ; the best Legging
ever made,
P. BENDER & Co.
Zuric
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
Fisher, of Kincardine, and Messrs.'
Burnham and Geo" Fisher, of Ber-
lin, were the guests of Mrs. F. A.
Edwards, during Xmas. holidays.
Miss. Dolan, Toronto, is at pres-
ent attending her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Johnson.
Balance crowded out this. week.
Born.
STuc.n iui-:--At Stanley, on Dee.
20th, to. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Steckley, a slaughter.
CAL1O;ws.—.At Zurich, on Dec.. 31st,
to Mr. and, Mrs. William Callas,
a daughter.
Notice.
v1 OTICE IS IIERET3Y GIVEN Ti1AT
the .20th Anneal Meeting of The
Flay Tow n:,Jiip Farmers' Mutual Dire In-
surance Company, will bo hold in the Town
Iran, Zurich, 00 ,Ianmtry 12th, A. D.,
1004, at one o'clock p.• an.
1 USJNI,SS Receiving the Directors'
and Seel ofary-`.T'reasurer's Annual Reports,
election of Directors and the discussion of
other business for the good and welfare • of
the company, All ineanbers are recluesbed
to attend.
Wit. Col stw,. Esr�.; . Ia Y, Emma, a, . •
President, • • . Secretary;,
Wishing. you 365 days of
good luck, with health
'and prosperity for 1904..
Yours for Business,
C. HARTLEIB.
The Big Hardware and
Harness House,
Zurich, = = Ont
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NOW IS THE TIME to be thinking of what Presents you will make
We can help you—our splendid new stock will help you. Allow
us to make a few suggestions. How about a beautiful
Toilet Sett, Writing Companion,
Travelling Case (leather,) Shaving Case,
Glove Box, ]Etc.
The above are in Leather and Celuloid Cases and Satin Trimmings",
FANCY CHINAWAR -- Beautiful Selection.
]ETanciierchiefs and Linens. Fancy Ettnb'roider° Sill
Seethe now material--EXCELDA—fine as Silk ; cheap as Linen.
TOYS==BOLLS-=BOOK=S= RIDS
Ste the Chatterbox and Ohaterwell Stories for young readers,
GENTS' FIJ N! HI GS- '
Fe -so lines in SHIRTS, COLLARS, :TIES, GL,OV4S,.
Art f plers, (Satin.)
Cot ffeetior erY. •.
' An entirely Fresh Stock of CANDY, BON -BONS, CREAMS,
NUTS, ETC., ETC.
All Christmas Goods at Rock bottom Prices.
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