The Herald, 1904-01-08, Page 8H. Vii' ISMER
Horse Shoer and
OE EEA1 BLACK-SBAITH.
Verity Plow Rapairs al-
ways on hand.
All work promptly attended to.
Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
Zuricb Carriage
A Few First -Class
C 7TT .7 S
Finished and ready for the
road, for SALE Cheap,
Also several good Second-hand Cut -
.Cuts at a remarkably LoW PRIf E
Call and See them. •
F. HE S & SON, Zurich, Ontario
Kalbfleisc
MILLS.
9
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caning and Saw Mil!
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing Bono 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.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
J. C. Kalbf.eisch
Zurich P. O.
1 have much pleas
sure in wishing you a
Happy & Prosper-
ous 1904.
F. W. HESS,
THE JEWELER.
NOT/OE'.
A S I HAVE ADOPTED THE CASH
-i,. System, all accounts must be paid
by Sept. 1st.
C. SCHRAG.
Flour and Feed. Zurich.
±VIA.RKFTS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat 74 to 75
Oats 27 28.
Barley r . , 40 45
Peas 60 62
Flour .. ....1 75 1 85
Butter 15 16
Bags...... 17 18
Chickens lb ..... . 4 5
Ducks 0 6
Geese .. 5 5
Potatoes30 30
HEN ALL MARKETS.
Wheat 74 to 75 I
Oats .... 30 32
Barley 40 40
Peas .,....,,. 65 75
Flour , ..... . 2 00 2 10
kdogs (live) per cwt., 3.75 to4,2)
Locals confintled'.froxn. page 1.
Miss Annie Johnson, of the'Ur
tog Road, and Air. Adair. Douglas
of Blake, ,were joined in the holy
bonds of wedlock, at the residence
of the bride's parents, on Weclnes-
day, the 30th. ult., the Rev. Mr,
Sawyer, of Br ueefiela, tyilig, the
nuptial knot, in the presence of
about fifty invited quests.
Mr. William. Bender had liis fing-
ers badly frost-bitten, while return-
ing home from Wiarton, on Satur-
day afternoon. He took the regu-
lar train, but was told he could not
snake connection that way, owing
to snow blockades, and in the hurry
to get back to the station, forgot to
draw on his mittens, and his hands
suffered in consequence.
The Diptheria eases, mentioned
in a former issue, as having broken
out near Drysdale, are both conval-
escent, and we are pleased to add no
further cases are reported. The
quarantine, which was established,
is now raised, and the members of
the afflicted families are, of course,
again at liberty to .resume their
intercourse with neighbors and the
outside world.
We regret to learn that Mr. Geo.
Merner, of Dashwood, met with a
severe accident, on Wednesday,
while engaged `in cutting straw, at
Mr. Henry Truemner's, on the Gosh
en Line. It seems he fell, and not
only broken his leg, but split the
knee -cap, as well. We did not hear
how it occurred, but the fractures
will doubtless result in confining
him to the house for several weeks,
and may leave him with a stiff limb
for the balance of his life.
Mr. L. Well, of Cavalier, , N. D.,
arrived in town on Saturday morn-
ing, on a visit to friends in and
around Zurich. Mr. Well has been
in .the west for some 20 years, but
paid a visit to friends here about 7
years ago. On Christmas morning,
the day before he left, the thermom-
eter registered. 40 degrees below
zero, and he suffered more from the
cold, he informed us, in his ride
from Hensall here, on that day,
than he ever did there, notwith-
standing the great difference in tem
perature,
We understand that Messrs F.
Hess & Son have already disposed
of the entire stock of cutters, .got
up for the winter's sale. We are
pleased to see that this firm are
doing such a good business and
hope that it will continue equally
good, for not only the year 1904,
but as long as they continue in bus-
iness. Their work needs no praise
from THE HERALD ; it has been test-
ed and tried well enough to prove
its worth, and we only mention the
fact as a matter of news, all the
more remarkable because the winter
is so young. The firms facilities
for getting out work, are such, how
ever, as to fill orders at remarkably
short notice.
The following ladies and gentle-
men of the town visited Hensall on
New Years evening and disported
themselves on the ice of the Rink
for some hours. They formed a
jolly load, and clid not mind such a
little thing as an upset on the way
home. It was an accident you'
know and the roads were anything
but good, viz : — Misses Minnie
Doan, Ethel Williams, Addie Wit-
wer, Tillie Kibler, Dora Eilber,
Melvina Koehler, Diana Rickbeil,.
Beatrice Steinbach ; Messrs. Dan.
Koehler, Sam. Faust, Toni. Kelly,
John Deichert, Elton Siegner, Fred
Rickbeil, Garnet Magel, Norman
Hoitzmann.
The self-righteous editor of the
Expositor gave TIE HERALD a little
advice in newspaper etiquette, in
his last issue, regarding a little
oversight on our part, in not giving
his journal credit for some; articles
copied. We plead guilty to the
charge, and at the same time will
add, that if ours had been a crimin-
al offense, the aforesaid editor
would be forthwith, indicted, as in
the same :paper we, noticed some
"news" that had appeared in our
columns `the previous week. We
might motion other incidents of the
same character, one in particular
happening some ago, and which no
doubt he can recall if he wishes.—
People living in glass houses should
not begin pelting stones.
W.C,T.U.
The regular Meeting of the W.
C: T. U., which was field at` the
home of Mrs. S. Rannte, on IVionday
evening, Jan. 4th, was very largely
attended. '
Miss Ethel Williams took charge
of the Devotional part after which
a duet was rendered. • m
The educational part was devoted
to bible reading on 'Call to Pray-
er." The young ladies of the.
Union sang a suitable clxorus. Mrs,
Williains then took the part on
'Power."
An interesting feature of the
meeting was the presentation • of
a bread and butter plate accom-
panied by an atdress to the :Pre i -
lent, Mrs. l;Ieyrock, who Was com-
pletely taken be surprise. Follow,
is the address
Dima Mus. 1lrvitocn,
We the ruerubers of the \\°omens
The Zurich Herald
Christian Temperance Union. of Zurich,
take this opportunity of thanking you for
the energy' and unflagging interest' you
have ever taken in discharging your clutios
as president, Glaring tho past tern). of oMoe,
and we are all assured thatyou will con-
tinue in the future the noble work which
yon have so successfully accomplished in
the past. We realize that under your
slcilful guidance our meetings are more
interesting and instructive than ever •be-
fore. Knowing allthiswe desire to con-
vey to you some tangible token of our
esteem and we beg of you to accept this
gift as a mark of our appreciation, May
you long live to enjoy their use and we
sincerely hope that the Grand Master of
the Universe may extend to ybu and yours
His charity and /protection and may His
blessing ever be with you.
We aro yours in the work..
Sibed on behalf of the mernbels and
officers of the Union for 1904.
•'Conservative Convention.
Tho Annual convention ' of the
Liberal Conservatives of South
Buren was field at Hensall, on
Wednesday afternoon, and a large
gathering, mnunibering about 200,
-from. all Parts of the riding • at-
tended. The convention was called
for general business. The plat-
in, of a candidate in the field was
left over for the present. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
year :—President, J. A. Williams,
'Zurich ; lst vice, John Torrance,
Clinton.; 2nd vice, John McNaugh-
ton, Stanley; Secretary., Harry
Horton, F tanley ; Treasurer, T. B.
Carling. Exeter.
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Special to Ti;E HERALD.
Mrs. .Tohn Hey and daughter, An-
nie, visited in Dashwood, on Tues-
day.
Mr. John Decher has purchased a
new horse, frotxi Mr. Joseph Silers,
near Dashwood;:
Mr. Henry \Nob is threshing cle-
ver, and chopping grain, on the
Babylon Lino. He has had consid-
erable trouble in moving bis ma-
chine and engine, on the heavy
roads.
Ivir. and Mrs. Lotus Rader visited
Mr. John Decher Sr., on Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Campbell, former teach-
erin No. 0. and Mr. R. Stelck, de-
lighted their friends on the Baby-
lon line, with a flying visit, last
week.
Mr. john A. Decher is at present
cutting wood for Mr. Louis Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bechler had a
wood bee on Monday, and entertain-
ed their young friends in the even-
ing.
Born.
SorrxLEE.—At the 14th Com, Hay, on
Zan. 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Schilbe, a daughter:
Farm. for Sale.
Containing 100 acres; about 00 acres
good hardwood bush, frame house, bank
barn and other outbuildings. Good water.
Price $4000.00. Apply at' once to
• E. Z3 LL nazi, Zurich.
Notice.
TOTICE IS HERE BYG1V THAT
cL-`vc the 20th Annual Meeting of Tho
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, will be held in the Town
}Call, Zurich, on January 12th, A. D,,
1904, at one o'clock p. m.
BUSINESS; Receiving the Directors'
and Secretary -Treasurer's Annual Reports,
election of Directors and the discussion of
oilier business for the hood.and welfare of
the Company. All members are requested
to attend.
Oo:;sw, I7so., IIS. Etr rrr•.rx,
President. Secretary
P- UBLIC ,'OTIGE.
OTIC]; 1$ HEREBY GIVEN to the
public cautioning them not to nego-
tiate a certain Note, made by me to Henry
Bender, and alaled in the fall of 1899, as
the same has been taken from the pre#out,
owner.
his
CONRAD, X VOLLAND
;Zaurioh, Nov, 80, 1003. mark.
Witness—j. lV ANDERSON. 19..3tp
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Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
Wishing you 365 days of
good luck, with health
and prosperity for igort.
Yours for Business,=
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C. HAR E I B.
The Big Hardware and
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Toilet Sett, Writing Companion
Travelling Case (leather,) Shaving Case,
Glove Box, ]Etc. ?
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FANCY CHINAWARE — Beautiful Selection.
Handerchiefs and Ldiscus.
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