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The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol. IV., No. 28.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, FEB. 5, 1904.
$1. Per Year.
LEGAL. CARDS.
H J. D. COOKE
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(Late with Garrow &Proudfoot) Barris-
er, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensall, Ontario.
G. STANBURY, S. A. F. W. OLADMAN.
Gladnta.n & Stanbury.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
ries,, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
German read and advised upon.
—AT HENSALL—
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
—OFFICES—
Hensall--,Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC, &C.
Goderich, - - - Canada.
W. PROITDFOOT, C. C I R. C. HAYS.
G. F. nTATR.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JACHAND & 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.
--OFFICE—
Zurich,ZELLER.
ELOCIC Ontario.
(L. V. BACHAND, Notary Public)
DR. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterinary medicines of all
kinds always on hand.,
Day and night calls promptly attend-
ed to. OFFICE— In Wm. Bender'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. F. A. SELLERY,
Dentist, graduate of tie Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor
graduate of Dcpartment of Dentistry,
Toronto U34 iversit y. Pathless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Dominion House, Zurich, every
Monday. 1-2ti
LOCAL. NEWS
Miss Allan and the Misses Drys-
dale called on Mrs. F. W. Hess on
Saturday last.
Mr. Alonzo Foster, Babylon line,
has four well bred boars for sale at
reasonable prices.
The Misses Ash and Kiehna, of
Sebringville, are visiting at Mr.
Thomas Johnson's.
Dr. Murdock, a native of Bruce -
field, called on his brother Med,
Dr. Campbell, on Thursday last.
Mr. Herbert K. Eilber, of Credi-
ton, has been appointed a, notary
public in and for the province of
Ontario.
Misses Mary and Emma Drysdale
were the guests of their cousins,
the Misses Allan, Town line, for a
few clays, last week.
The Automobile number of the
"Scientific American" just receiv-
ed at this office, is one of the hand-
somest numbers we ever recollect
seeing; as a, specimen of fine print-
ing it is certainly up-to-date.
Mr. E. M. Traoksell, of The
Tracksell Land and Investment Co.,
of Regina, N. W. T., was in town
on Friday, in company with Mr. S.
Hardy, of Dashwood. The gentle-
men gave THE HERALD a short call
while in Zurich.
A Ball ancl Supper will be given
to -night, at the Commercial Hotel
Assembly Room, under the auspices
of that popular hostelry, of which
Messrs. Sohuettler and Little are
the managers on the occasion—
Tickets to Ball and Supper, only 50
cents. ; ladies free.
Messrs. Joseph. Gitscho a.nd. CO22.
Trueinner, of the 14th Concession,
have purchased a thoroughbred
Durham Brill, from Mr. D. McLar-
en, east of Chiselluirst‘ for the Ma:
provernent of stock in their neigh
borhood. It is 14 months old and
weighs 1100 lbs.
Mrs, Henry Otto is reported
quite ill at present. She is nearly
85 years of age. and has passed the
alletteqspan Of life. She has been
sickly for some time although able
to be about most of the time, and
her many friends hope sho may
regain her usual health.
Mr. Lords Weber and family are
now settled in the house recently
vacated by Mr. J. B. Dennis. By
EoBOSSENBERRY,
Licensed Auctioneer for Hur-
on County, regpectfully solicits the pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
paLLIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those having sales to call on me.
Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed, Your patronage soli
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PROPRIETOBS.
malttOrtaa0 WOO
The things that cause the most
trouble often never happen.
Miss Hagan of the Parr line has
been staying with Mrs, (Dr.)
Campbell this week.
The ice problem is beginning to
engage the attention of those who
usually put in a supply,
The pleasant countenance of Mr.
Will. Brown, of Crediton, was visi-
ble in town, for some hours, on Sun-
day.
Miss Lydia Faust has been
fined to her house, under the
tors care, for over a week
with an attack of grip.
The Misses Witv,...er entertained
a number of their friends and
acquaintances at a party, at the
parents' residence, o1. Wednesday
evening.
The neighboring towns of Hensall
and Seaforth, are at present with-
out their customery lights, the
plants in both cases being " knock-
ed out," through lark of fuel.
Mr Albert Zettel, a farmer of the
Blind Line, made an assignment
last week to his brother John, of
this town. The creditors are most-
ly in Zurich, and it is expected that
the estate will be weeind up at once.
The creditors' of the Albert Zet-
tle estate will meet 'at E. Zeller's
Office, to-morrow'(Saturday,) at 2
o'clock p, m., for the appointing of
inspectors and giving of instruc-
tions as to the disposition of the
estate.
Even. the stage—the old reliable
conveyance, which for thirty years
or moro has seldom failed to make
its.two trips a day—was "knocked
out" for three days, this week,
although, it is only fair to say, it
would have nano the amal trips,
had. the "tie-up" on the Railroad
not occurred. It is a hig storm
when Robert will not Leo it.
Onr hotels are highly spoken of by
travellers on the road,who say that
they give the best meals of any of
the houses on the route. and accoiu
modation otherwise is superim to
many of the ht whcro they
have lo pay, al: lei!,(4111.1:::;" 1jt.4 tier
day more, and those who are with-
in driving distance of Znrichnisnal-
ly aim to act here ami proltnig
their stay as long as they possibly
con-
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past
can.
The biggest bliv,::ard of the wint-
er took place here on Tuesday af-
ternoonand evening, anti moro
the move, Loins has cut the dis-
tance considerably to his daily toil
at the Commercial, where he has
for years ably concocted all sorts
s s
less boisterous weather, aceompan-
led by snow and high winds pre-
vailed since Sunday night ; o
consequence both railwaya al
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of drinkfor the patronof the
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stage were held. up tor two or t nu
Commercial hothl.e
Mr. J. W. Anderson. who 'has
been foreman for THE HERALD for
nearly a year has severe(l his con-
nection with this paper to take n. a da.s„. service is :rally establis'led.
days. Tho tram senece had no,
succeeded to a normal coadition
when this storm came and it may
bo some time yet before the 4 train
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position at Avonmore. Mr. An- fr„ight ir„in has succeeded in
derson has made many warn
friends while in town who regret
his departure. fle left fur his new
home on Thrm;day.
In a fire which occurred early
Sunday morning, the gents' furn-
ishing store of Graham Bros., 157;,1
and 150 Dundas street, London, was
completely gutted, and the stook
wiped out—the total InsA being
somewhere between $28,000 and $30-
000 with insurance of something
in the neighborhood of $17.000.
Mr. J. 13, McLean, arehiteet, is
in town this week, a guest at the
"Commercial". He intends resid-
ing in 'Windsor in future, for
wilich place lie will leave in a few
days. Ho was engaged for some
years with Mr. Candi] at St. Jos-
eph, but latterly hat; been .doing
some professional businessat
Goderich.
A son of Mr. Nelson Moss; near
St. Joseph, has been laid up for a
couple 01 weeks with an attack of
appendicitis for which he was
operated on, on Tuesday, by Dr.
Amos, of Exeter and. the local
Medicos, who fennel an c'xceedingly
large abscess at the point complain-
ed of. Between two and three
Ouarts of pus was taken out, and
as far as we can learn the opera-
tion promises to be elnillently 5110-
eessful. The young man is in the
neighborhood of 15 years ofage
Messrs. Laidlaw & Hamacher
have, we understand, sold. out their
Shoe business, at 14anilac Centre,
Mich., andMr. Hamacher will re-
turn to Zurich and take up his
former business—that of a Barber.
Ho has already secured living apart
merits in town, and will doubtless
be able to get business quarters
should he fail to be able to close 'a
bargain for the purchase of his
fernier plant, now in the hands of
Mr. Harness, who bought out John
Knorr, a couple of months ago.
deliverirg freight ut 1.61.1
nearly two weeks and local iner.1
Chan tti 1'0 short of many ljfl. ol,
staple goods.
Ray Council.
The above canneil 7net in Cat
Town Hall on Monday afterneon,
1st inst. All members present.
The Auditors' Report wee on
motion received and passed. The
following sams were ordered to be
pa i d
Moses Geiger, for gravel, t
Municipal 'World. for blanks and
subscriptions, $12.25 ; 311:1l), for
printing., $13.50 ; Tp. Clork, regis-
tering births,marriages and deaths,
$13,20 ; T. & johm4on, go.);ls tor
Mrs. Ilse, $1.00 ; Tp. Treasurer, for
postage, $2.87; Joseph Grigg, char-
ity, $5.00.
Connell adjourned to Monday the
7th day of Navel) at 2 o'clock p.m.
P:tF,DitlEss So.,
Zurich School Report,
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Repart of Senior Division (if Z.
P. B. for month of January. Name:;
in order of merit :
V.—Fro(la Hess, Helena Sipple.
Pearl 13uchanan, Addison .1.(4;:qtlor.
Sr. IV. ----Fred Iless, Edwin Koeh-
ler, Roxie Flilber, Lily Faust, Milne
Rennie.Ella Weseloh, Victor Appel,
Gertio Hartleib. Pearl Wrirtz,Oleva
Prang, Irene Lipphardt, Joanna
Elboi't.
Jr. IV,--A1nta1i Fisher, Arnold
Heideman, Chas. Eilber, Cora
Davidson, Alvada Weselph, Frieda
Haberer, John Wolper, Arno Bren-
ner, Celia Hess, Ada Koehler,
Cornall Holtzmann, Melinda Fuss,
Adam Thiol, Leonard Wurm, Katie
Howald, Joe. Randell, Lizzie Vol -
land, Eva Braun, Herbert Axt,
Hamar Well, Morris Wober,Arletta,
Wainer, Laura Sipple.
Locals continued on page 8.
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Rubbers and Ove7shoes,
Legging F. Sho
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