HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-04-08, Page 8The Zurich Herald.
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etcher
I wish to inform the Pn.blic
that I have purchased the Butcher-
ing business of John Schafer and
will continue the business
At The ' Id Stand.
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I will carry in ,tock al]. kinds
of Meats and will give my Cnsto-
niers the Best Value obtainable.
Terms Cash.
Harry a gblut,
Zurich _ = Ontario.
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Horse Sheer and
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Verity Plow Rapairs al= i
ways on hand:
AH work promptly aitendocl to. I'
,Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of each!
week, at six o'clock sharp. s c
(Locals continued from page 1.)
Miss Arnelia Axt, of London, spent
the Easter holidays at her home
here.
Highest cash prices paid for eggs
and Dutch Setts an Schrug's Feast
Store.
Call in and examine 'C. Fritz's
new stock of shoes, No trouble to
show goods.
Mr. A. Parker and family, of
Hensall, were the guests of Mr, A.
Zettle on Sunday.
Mr. R. B, McLean left for Gode-
rich last Thursday, where he will
remain for some time.
Mr. Thos. Kelp returned Tues-
day evening from a short visit to
his house in Stouffville.
Miss Dora Eilber returned Tues-
day evening from London, where
she visited with friends for a short
bole.
At a recent meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Evangelical church.
.Fritz. C. Either and J. Preeter we
appointed ushers.
Mrs. J. A. Williams, and so
Calvin, left for Hudson, Quebe
to visit her daughter, Mrs. (Rev
Whitos:ides, on Tuesday.
Word has been received here
the death of Mr. Jacob Seh.roode
in North Dakota. Many frien
in this locality will hear with
gret of his demise.
Mr. Amos Overholt from ne
W iarton was renewing acquain
ances in town Sunday. Antos htL:
rented the Treffy place on th
Sauble and intends moving onto
in a few weeks.
Letter From Mid-Qoean,
Through the kindness of Mr. D.
S. Faust, we publish the following
interesting letters frons his brother
Henry, who is on his way to Pales-
tine, to attend the Sunday School
Convention to bo holdholdthere.
Mid -Ocean, March 14th. 1904.
Today we are in laid -ocean, 1054
miles from, N. - Y., we have had a
most delightful trip thus far. On
Thursday and Friday the waves
rolled as it were mountains high,
but to me it was beautiful, our ship
is so large that we hardly notice
anything more than its regular
rolling motion. the entered the
Gulf Stream the second day, the
Weather began to got .wanner and
today it is most delightful, like a
May morning.
The employees on the ship nuns.
ber 380, with 140 stewards. It con
tains'" 1,000 rooms and is a magnifi
Zl dent structure. My berth is No.
re 233 on the Upper deck itis a beauti-
ful room. contains four, one from
I'onnsylvania. one from N. Y., one
n' from Oregau and myself. from Mich.
) Wo have fancily worship in our
room every morninmorning; at 9 a. in. wehave public family worship in one i __,___-_____.....
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Of our large rooms
ds sed the Atlantic Ocean in the his-.
i'e • tory of the world. The delegates
number 810 frons every state in the
ar • Union and Canada.
t- Last Sunday morning we had
preaching services in our large
0 ! dining room, services were con -
it ducted by Rev. Dr, Potts, Toronto,
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For your Hardware, Tinware, Granite, Silver
and 'Glass Ware,
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oils, Porl:larnd :Ceme`nt and all kinds of
The Famous
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Most durable Pence on the market
Don't be deceiv d with a Fence 1\I hint—You will not be if you buy a LONDON
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ALL KINDS OF FENCE WIStE ON HAND
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Ii is said never such a party cros-
Mr. Wm. Calfas has bought a
entire horse from Mr. Bawden, E
eter. He is of the Heavy draught
class and is a fine looking beast.
His name is Bisgah Knight and he
ost Billie in the neighborhood of
$1500.
Mr. Garnet Steinbach is to be
con ratulatee1 on the pretty window
he has arranged for the Eastertide.
A large cross is in the center and
this is tastefully bedecked with
artificial fruits and flowers. In all,
it makes a very artistic display.
The usual change in 'the time of
services for the summer months
has been made by the Evangelical
ehureh. Beginning next Sunday,
the Sunday Sc000l will begin at
9 :30 and services at 10:45 in the
forenoon. Evening services as usual.
On Monday evening, a number of
invited young people spent a very
pleasant time at the home of Mr.
D. Steinbach. Tho evening was
spent in playing games, and
other amusements, and at a
late hour a dainty lunch was ser-
ved.
The snow is nearly all gone an
in. a week's time none will bo left
The roads are drying off fast, al
though there are a few bad spots or
some of the concessions, wher
large snow -drifts had gathered
and these places are well-nigh, in.i
passable.
Ont. He preached an elegant ser -
n.1 mon, his subject "Our Voyage
x_ Through Life and at the end
Heaven" nintle a deep impression
on our Iarge congregation. At 3
p. m. our Sunday school had its
session. The secretary reports 522
scholars, collection $100. We have
services nearly every hour in the
day.
I have not been sick a minute, I
never • felt any better, eat three
hearty meals per day. Hundreds
have been sick, some • are not ablo
to be up yet. This is the 8th day.
a great many missed their first
meal. I could not help but laugh
to see steady igen stand. and. spew
over the ship and'exclaim-Oh illy !
We are travelling at the rate of
about 850 miles every • 24 hours.
The people who work on the ship
sire all Germans.
The meals are of the highest
type, never saw any batter. It is
a great surprise to our English
people, they say they never saw
anything like it, so systematic and
such fine looking fellows managing
the. ship.
Last night word was circulated
cl that by 8 o'clock to -morrow morn-
ing we will see land. Everybody
is looking forward with great
anticipation. This morning we aro
e able to see land in the distance,
preparations are made, ladders
fastened to onr ship for passengers
to climb down into smaller boats.
Our large ship is too letrgo to enter
s the harbor.
We arrived at Maderia at 12
o'clock noon, were taken to the
island by snntll boats. It is the
grandest sight I ever saw, it is a
bed of flowers, everything in full
bloom, all kinds and types of trop-
ical fruits. The island. is 30 miles
long and 15 miles wide. It is very
mountainous, the highest mountain
on it is 5050 ftet above the level of '
the sea.
I went up the mountains with
cars, 2 miles, returned by sled. We
were hundreds of feet above the
crowds. Wlien we were up it rain-
ed with us, while below us they
had beautiful weather. I could
not give you a description if I
would try by pen.
Our next stop will •be Gibralter,
in Spain, and next • Algiers, in Af-
rica. Best wishes to all.
Henry S. Faust.
(Next week we will publish an-
other one of these interesting let-
ters.)
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MILLS.
Planing and Saw Moll
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing clone to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A. full stock of B. 0. 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.
'f},.',.) j�3 11, Sec/�J(�o//n},�d Han d
WIRCelbIEZ
All in fine running order
to be sold in ten days
—for Bash --
rices the best,
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T H E JEWELER.,
Mies
,ggies
Season 11904,
Dutl.' new line of Buggies
will soon be ready for
Mr. Alexander Thompson • ha
sold his farm, containing 75 acres
one -halt mile west of Blake, to Mr
John Thirsk. Mr. Thompson pur-
poses working at his old trade, stone
masoning. He will sell his farm
stock, implements, etc. by public
auction on Thursday, Apr. 14th.
A very pleasant surprise party
was held at the home of Misses
Heiuna and Clara Koehler on Fri
day evening last. Many of our
young people were present and re
ported a very enjoyable time. The
Misses Koehler proved themselves
to be the most entertaining of
hostesses.
Mr. Louis Mosses, of Dashwood,
had the misfortune to cut his right
hand quite , severely on Sunday.
He had driven to town to attend
Easter services and was getting
Lis rig out of the barn at the Com-
mercial, when his hand cane in
contact with some glass with the
above result.
But now having gotten Ann's
age safely ascertained another and
more dangerous question looms up,
it is "The age of Ann's mother."
Mary's mother is just twice as
old as Ann's was when Mary's was
the age that Ann's is now. When
Ann's is as old as Mary's is
now the sum of their ages will be
100 years. How old is Ann's
mother.
"Texas" Burden escaped from
the London jail on Tuesday. niorn-
g at 7 :20 and has not been caught
to the present tirne. He tore
t the ventilator, using the bed-
tead for the purpose and attacking
rnkey Pole, secured the keys and
t out into the streets He had
coat, hat or shoes On and he had
o taken off his top -shirt. Care-
s:cr Tingles gave Musa hot chase
rough. the back yards, tut 'Texas'
ti s longer winded and got away,
there aro no funds available for
o pursuit of "Texas" he may be
tilted a free man, as hi ingenuity
1 keep him out of the toils for a
ie at least, An agitation has
n staarted to have a new jail
It in London, with more modern
c1 secure quarters for the prison-
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CHEAP ONE WAY RATES TO THE WEST
VIA
Groat art ern y
Effective daily during March and
April, cheap one way Colonist
tickets will be issued from all
Stations in Ontario, to all points on
the Great Northern Ry. in the
States of Montana, Idaho, Wash-
ington, and (Aragon, also all points
in British Columbia.
On March 1st, 8th, 10th, 22nd,
29th, and April 5th, 12th, 19th,
26th, ono way' second class tickets
will be issued from Chicago to
points in Nortel Dakota at greatly
reduced rates.
Full information as to tiaiie of
trains, berth rates in Tourist Sleep-
er, also literature onany of the
above States on application to,
Chas. W. Graves, District Passen-
ger Agent, 6 King. $t, W., Itooin
12, Toronto, 01'
P. 1 Whitney,
Gen, Pass, Agent,
St, Paul, ll[iun.
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We have large stock of
SPRING A '`.' D SUMMER GOODS
that we will sell to your advantage. We have
this season, the
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A. shoe worth living in. We solicit your patron-
age because we know we can satisifv
you and give you value for w
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P. BENDER & Go. Zur!eI°
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
'+...-.3r the Mr,a-Cromite
IF YOU WANT A COAL COOK THAT DOWNS THE11I ALL. The
above Stove burns wood also, and takes in 23 inches. We can give•
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yon the names of about 40, sold the last 2 years. Consult.
these parties, and hear what they have to say for its
good qualities. Made only for those who
require the best. PRICES RIGHT. .
Call and See it.
BLANKETS, ROBES FUR CO:i,TS
AT A BIG REDUCTION FOR CASH.
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The Big HARDWARE & HARNESS Establishment, •ZUR1CH.
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UST ARRIVED.—A. large shipment of
Spring Goods, such as
t "Mess },1-oods,V Carpets,
�'aL�(�Vp'�' cpeds7,,7q Laces,
m,L3'rr:ij:ideries, 5�i„ tee, .Etc._
As space will not hermit us to describe the above lines,
we invite you to call and examine them, which is.
more satisfactory to the buyer.
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will be ready for the ladies, shortly.