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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-04-01, Page 8The Zurich Herald. New Butcher Shop. I wish to inform the Public that I have purchased the Butcher- ing business of John Schafer and will continue the business At The Olcl Stand. I will carry in stock all kinds of Meats and will give my Custo- mers the Best Value obtainable. Terms Cash. Harry Yungblut, Zurich - - Ontario. J. I -i. WISMER Horse Shoer and GENERAL BLACK -SMITH. anarsommassumanzmaammerusaamon 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. Kalbfleisch's MILLS. Planing and Saw Mill —All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stock of B. C. Bed Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber al- ways on handl. Field Gates, Water - Tanks for Wind -mills and Water Troughs. Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. J. C. Kalb£.eisc. Zurich P. 0a n a F'(,�, 44, 31 Second Hand f IMEMICPCIR Va.P1ZelbEZ All in fine running order to be sold in ten days --for cash --- rices d the best 0, T H E JEWELER. Jes gges r., Season 1904. Ow new line of Buggie will soon be ready for the market. 1 UB ER =TYRED HONE a specialty. Give us a call before you buy. F. Hess Sc, S Il. Zurich - - Ontari S4AB`1 OWN Special to T zn HERALD, Mr. and Mrs.. John Hey visited their daughter in ,Dashwood on Tuesday, Mrs. John Decher spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Fre,c1 Willert, who still continues very ill. Mrs. Broderick who has spent some time this winter with her son, Mr. Geo. Broderick, of the Babylon line, has returned to her home in. Michigan. Mr. Walter Amous formerly of Ingersoll has engaged for the sum- mer with Mr. Henry Neeb. Arthur and Leonard Rennie have also seoured positions for the summer the former with Mr. Jno. Robinson near Chiselhurst, the latter with Mr. Geo. Whitmore of the Bablyon line. Mr. Leo. Foster had the misfor- tune to cut hie hand rather severely last week while climbing over a fence. Miss Laura Horner spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Annie Hey. Mr. John A. Decher was fortun- ate enough to capture a fine racoon when coming home from the bush on Saturday, CRED!TON Special to Twin HERALD. Miss Lizzie Eilber, who has been -working in Detroit for some time past, returned home Monday night last. Eight new recruits have been added to the Evangelical choir of this place making a total of 26 members and is at present one of the largest in the county. Mr. Wm. Lewis has been confined to his bed for the past few week's, but is on the mend. Special services for easter in the Evangelical church and a special easter program has •been prepared by the Sunday school and instead of the regular Sunday school will take the form of an open school„ when all the parents and friends are invited to be present, in the afternoon the pastor will give an object lesson. Mr. Jacob Heist has his bills out for his sale for Monday next. Mr. H. is breaking up house keeping. DASH WOOD Special to THE HERALD. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Merner were in town Wednesday visiting the former's brothers. Mr. Charlie Silber and his sister, Dora, were visiting friends in town, Wednesday. Miss Gibson, of Blyth, has arriv- ed and will take charge of Mr. J.' C. Kellerman's millinery department. Mrs. W. Heyrock returned hone Sunday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. E. P. Paulin. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cook. of Henshall, were in town Saturday. Mr. S. Hardy returned home Tuesday after taking a trip to tiff ingliani, Palmerston, Durham and Rocky Sa ugeen. ' Mrs. C. Miller, who sold her farm td ;:,Ir. Kraft, has purchased the, home formerly owned by Mrs. J. Oolosky. Miss Leah Colosky has returned to town ;after spending a few months in London. Miss Ruth Fenn entertained a number of her little friends at a birth -clay party on Monday evening. Quite a number of people living at the east end of the town were greatly surprised on Friday morn- ing on finding their cellars half full of water. In one house the water got into the kitchen. ' Mr. L. Hamacher has bought the home formerly owned. by Mrs. Kellerman. cka7ir i'ir g• baby girl 'last Wednes- day, ,Miss Sarephine Badour, who has been in Stratford for about five months, returned, home on Satur- day, • On Sundayevening .it wtLs- Hello Jerry ! Comment sa va. Mr, Rennie • Geoffery has engaged with Mr. Johnston, contractor, of Hensall, for the summer. Quite a number of our young ,leen, intend leaving for Courtright :tnc1 for the United States this week. 'We wish them success. +40,11. Special to Tru >IEnALD. (Too late for last week.). Stove eoal is very nineh' needed and a number of people were dis- appointed today when the freight train did not bring it. A petition is being signed to have -a large tile sewer put in so as to prevent the cellars being filled with water every spring. On 'Sunday Rev. Dr. Medd preach - a sermon in the morning on behalf of the educational fund and at the close of the service administered the sacrament In the evening he preached on evils of gambling to a very large and attentive audience; To -day Mrs. Rev. Medd went to Leamington to visit her sister. On Monday of last week our band had, a very successful concert. This time We were over three weeks without a freight train. After the mild weather of yester- day and to -day it is thought that the G. T. R. will not have much more trouble. Our council has arranged to have twenty-two 32 candle power elec- tric lights in place of fourteen 50 candle power. • Mr. A. Yungblut and bride re- turned from a lengthy • honeymoon spent up •north where .the snow drifts are mountains height.. - Dr. Gunn of Clinton was in the village one clay last week. Mr.. Snaith has been feeding a number of hogs for weeks but was able to ship them this week as we had a freght train from the north last night and ono from the south this morning. The grocers • were out of granulated sugar, T. and B. tobacco and a number of other lines. Two ears of coal, ordered over two months ago, cane for the electric light plant. You were in error some .,weeks ago in saying that our electric light plant had to close nn account of want •of fuel. When there wits no coal, there was wood, but the service was slightly reduccc.. Oii Friday afternoon last a valve blew out ,of the electric light plant and Mr. Welshhad to send to Galt for a inn to make necessary repairs srl that for a few days we had no electric litltt. ("c,nsult t;. T. hopper druggist when in aced of spectacles or when troubled. 1h:,nt your sight. COMMUNICATIONS, •Go to Q. Greb For your Hardware, Tinware, and 'Glass Ware , Sherwin=Williams and Hollywood • • • Granite, Silver im PAINTS Oils, Portland Gement and all kinds of. Building • Materials Tho Famous LAMB FENCE Most durable Fence on the market Don't be deftly d with a Fence Machine—You will not be if you buy a LONDON ALL KINDS OF FENCE WIRE ON HAND • We do col hold ourselves responsible for opinions e'l.rc»»ed under the above head- ing, 111 our ( !:linos. I) I llwood, Mar. 20th, 1004. Editor Il , ald.—(fin the 19th inst. Miss Mu cir. Pfaff'., of Dashwood, met the 1.:.v. Mr. Effort, Pastor of tho Liatlleran church here, and used very insulting language. Mr. Eifert laid a charge against her before the J. P. at Zurich.,on the 21st inst. and the ease .was to conic off on Monday, 28th. But Miss Pfaff, see- ing herself in the wrong, went to Zurich on the • 25th and asked the JL P. to have Mr. Eifert withdraw the charge, apologized, and promis- ed never to repeat the performance. • Note. --The nboye was received from a resident of lirl',ltwood. whose name is with- held by rerlflcst. --Ed. Hot air can take up a balloon. a long ways, but it can't keep it there. HEAP ONE WAY RATES' TO THE WEST VIA r at BTorthorn Ry Effective daily during March and A.pri1, cheap. one way Colonist ickots will be issued from all Stations in Ontario, to all points on the Great Northern Ry. in the States of Alontana, • Idaho, Wash- ington, and Oregon, also all points in British C'olum'bia. On. March .1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd; 20th, and April 5th, 12th, 10th, 20th, one way second class tickets: ill be issued from Chicago to.. Joints in North Dakota at greatly •eclucocl rates. Full information as to time of rains, berth rate:'in Tourist Sleep - r, also literature on any of the above States on application to, has. W. Graves, District Passen- ger Agent, 6 Ding St. W., Ronin. 12, Toronto, or, ". 1 Wh .tney, Gen. Pass, Agent, St. Minn, CHA ZURICH, ONTARIO. We are going to° Se11 Out All WINTER GOODS at Cost INCLUDING raz go -RUBBERS AND SOCKS1-- Of all Kinds, and FELT SLIPPERS OF ALL KINDS. Cole in Time to Get Bargains P. BENDER & Go. Zurieh. Eggs taken in exchange for Goods. 7 the 1a'"a.,7roxito F YOU WANT A COAL COOK TIIAT DOWNS THEM ALL. The above Stove burns wood also, and takes in 23 inches. We can give yon the names of about 40, sold the last 2 years. Consult these parties, and hear what they have to say for its good (polities. Made only for those who require the hest. PRICES RIGHT. Call and Seo it. BLANKET . ROB FUR COATS AT A BIG REDUCTION FOR CASH. l A RT LE Y 9 Tho Big HARDWARE ez IZARNESS Establishment, ZURIOH, UST ARRIVED. --A large Spring Goods, such as �1# ress Goods, C .. rpets, Prints, Tweeds, Laces, Embroicries, Etc., Etc. As space will not permit us to describe the above lines, we invite you to call and examine them, which is more satisfactory to the buyer. . OUR shipment of ILIER E will be ready for the ladies, shortly.