HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-05-06, Page 5The Zurich Herald.
Mr. Geo. Trott, of Hensall, is per-
manently located in his gallery againfor
the winter and will be open for business
every day Tuesdays excepted,
Gito. TROTT,
13•tf Photographer.
Notice.
i'j1HE HENSALL BRASS BAND, COM.
iL posed of about 20 pieces, are now
open for engagement. Applications for
this purpose should be addressed to Mr.
-CHAS. LINDER, leader, or Mr. A. MoKnr,
Secy., Hensall, Ont.
• Red Cedar Shingles.
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OP
Shingles on hand which we are
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'Snits., 83 Cts. and 90 cis, per bnncb at -
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GENERAL NEWS.
About 50 masons and bricklayers
are out on strike in Berlin, as a re-
sult of a demand for a five cent ax
hour increase, the present rate be-
ing thirty-flve cents.
Fernie, B. C. suffered by fire last
Friday to the extent of 5750,000,
The principal bizsinc'ss places were
nearly all wiped out.
The distillers of the Provilzce
paid for their licenses last Monday,
the .„amount ' collected totalling
$30,000. Seagram's cheque was for
.$6,5000.
Toronto Junction is now under
the local option law. Four hotels
and ono shop have been closed. The
law is good for three years.
The acerage raider wheat in Man-
itoba last year was 2,442,873, and
present indications point to a great-
er area for 1004. The averago yield
last season was 16.42 bushels per
acre, and the total yield was
40,115,878 bushels,
A Winnepeg real estate firm sold
100,000 acres of land to actual set -
tiers last week.
Edward Zavitz, who lived in
Strathroy, committed suicide by
hanging himself on Wednesday
morning, It is supposed that mon-
ey loss worried hiui.
Mr. J. C. Wood, of Wood's Fair,
has made an assignment.
COUNTY NEWS.
At the annual meeting of the
Goshen Methodist Sunday school,
Stanley, held recently for election
of officers and teachers, Mr. Thos.
Robertson was elected superintend-
ent and Mr. J. T. Keys bible class
teacher.
R. and J. Ransford, Stapleton,
have purchased a locomotive to
draw freight cars from the G. T. R.
tracks to their salt works.
Dr. Hodgetts, secretary of the
Provincial Board of Health, has re-
ceived word. from the Township of
Stephen, of a case of smallpox. .Pile
patient contracted the disease in
Michigan, while working on rail-
way construction, but the case is a
mild one, and all who have been
exposed to the contagion have been
quarantined.
While assisting in the erection
of a windmill at D. A. Forrester's,
Clinton, recently, Guy Miller met
with an accident which might have
resulted seriously.SHe was up the
ladder twenty-five feet when .his
foot slipped and down he went, feet
foremost, as it so Happened. Had
he struck terra firma directly it
would have been worse for him,
bnt the roof of the woodshed inter-
vened and he went through it,
breaking the force of his fall. As
luck would have it, he struck fair
between the rafters and thus es-
caped unhurt.
Mr. George E. Henderson, of the
Commercial hotel, Seaforth, had a
very fine array of undressed furs
displayed in his sample rooms the
other day. The entire lot were
captured throughout this district
within a radius of 15 miles and
were purchased by Mr. Henderson.
The display consisted of two dozen
red fox skins, three dozen mink,
125 skunk, 100 coon, about 50 musk-
rats and a few ground hog. The
skins throughout were fine speci-
mens and were awaiting the inspec-
tion of a prospective purchaser.
The lot was valued at close to $500.
The 33rd Huron Regiment goes
under canvas at Carling's Heights
Juno 7th next, accompanied by the
Regimental Band. Each company
is expected to be complete, 42 men.
Sergt-Major Wescott is busy re-
cruiting for the Exeter company.
A Clinton machinist is on his way
to California to claim a fortune.
Mr. John Hunt recently, received
word that a relative who had made
a fortune in the fruit bnsiness in
San Jose had died and left him heir
to about $50,000.
Mr. J. Grieve V. S., of Seaforth,
while attending a sick horse for J.
Oldfield one day last week, cut his
hand so severely that it required
six stitches.
Messrs. James and William Car-
rick have moved from the old home-
stead in Hay into the house recent-
ly vacated by Mr. Silas Stanlake in
:MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat •
Oats .
Barley
Peas..........
Flour ...
Butter
Eggs....
Chickens ib
Ducks
Geese -
Potatoes....
HENSALL
Wheat
Oats
Barley......
Peas
Flour ....
Hogs (live) per
88 to 90
30 32
40 45
..... 60 62
.....2 25 2 50
12 13
12 13
. 4 5
6 6
s 5
30 30
MARKETS.
... 88 to 90
.... 30 32
...... 40 40 .,
65 75
...200 210
cwt.. 4.25 to4.75
Stephen.
The annual spring show Was held
in Brucefield last week on Wednes-
day. The attendance was not large.
There were, not so many horses
Shown as last year but a leading
feature of the show Was the bulls,
supposed to be the best ever seen in
the' 'county.
County •Olerk Lane has prepared
a statement of the population of
Iluron County as shown by the as-
Sessments rolls of 1903 from which
we take the following ;—Population
of Bayfield, 533.; Clinton, 2,280 ;
Exeter, 1,895 ; Goderich, 4,015; Hay
3,395; Hensall, 722; Stanley, 2,014;
Stephen, 3,996 ; • Seaforth, . 3,116 ;
Tuckersmith, 2,348 ; Usborne
2,191 ; Wingham, 2,166. The total
population of the county was 57,964,
In 1901 the population ' was 59,786,
showing a decrease for the two
years of 1,822.
Mr. A. Wettlaufer, of Blyth, re-
cently shipped 70,000 brick to Strat-
ford,
Mr. Arthur Ramsay. of Staffa,
has purchased the veterinary busi-
ness of Dr. Tennant, Exeter.
Messrs. T. H. McCallum and G.
N. Willis have bought out the coal
and wood business of Geo. McNeil,
Richmond St., London.
Last Tuesday the railway, com-
mittee of the House of Commons
approved of the bill to charter a
line from Guelph to Goderich. This
Iine is now an assured feet.
Women's Institute meeting will
he held in Exeter, Juno 2nd and
Bayfield. June 3rd. The meetings
will be addressed by ladies on in-
teresting subjects regarding the
home and the farm.
In the House of Commons the
bill respecting the Berlin, Water-
loo, Wellesley and Lake Huron
Railway Company was reported
after amendment providing that
the purchase or lease of the Galt,
Preston and Hespeler, or Preston
and Berlin Street Railways, which
are provincial corporations, by
this company, shall not remove
them from provincial control or
constitute them works for the gen-
eral ,advantage of Canada.
AL'CT10N SALE OF HORSES, 15
head of Thoroughbred, Durham
Cattle and 6 head of Grade Cattle, at
Kippen Mills, j5 mile South of Kippen, on
Tuesday, May 17th, 1904, at 1.30. p. m.
JNo. McNRvIN, Proprietor; B. S. PHILIPS,
Auctioneer.
CEDAR POSTS !'OR SALE: --We have
v a largo number of First Class Posts
at the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which will —Easy to run—Easy to clean—A money-maker—Easy
be sold at reasonable prices. ' For particu-
lars apply to
48-tf MAGEL & BENDER, Zurich.
came maeasararaannatzmrat -1
—4 SEEDS -.
A choice .line of Field Seeds such as Mangold
Carrot, Sugar Feet, etc.
ALSO
GARIDEN SEEDS
Two packages for 5 cents. White Clover and
Lawn Grass.
Flouvf and Feed
ALWAYS ON HAND.
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR
SEE
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UR Lines of Farm Implements
gave such General Satisfaction
last season that we have again put in
stock the FLEURY, COCKSHUTT,
WILKINSON and PERCIVAL Ploughs
No Better at any Price
Drills,Cultivators, Discs,
are noted for Good Quality and Low Price
When you lookokfor the best, look for
This •year we are selling the
J iagnet Cream Separator
Farm for Sale.
Containing 100 acres; about 20 acres
good hardwood bush, frame house, bank
barn and other outbuildings. Good water.
Price $4000.00. Apply at once to
E. ZELLER, Znrich.
Farms for Sale.
I have a number of farms for sale as
follows: -100 acres, miles from Zurich,
price $4000; 50 acres, 11 miles from
Zurich for $2,400; 25 acres,.33 miles from
Zurich, price $950. These farms are in
good neighborhoods and are worth the
money. Apply to
E.ZELLER, Zurich.
Notice.
As my daughter, Hilda, • has left my
home without cause or reason. 1 hereby
notify the public that I will not Le respon-
sible for any debts contracted by her in
my name from and after the first publica-
tion of this notice.
MUNE: KoCIIENS, Zurich.
Dated the 21st April, 1004. 39-3
J. F. kickboil,
to buy—
Deering Agency
ZURICH[
NOTICE TO HOUSE WIVES.
Now this is house-cleaning time you will want a nice attractive
WALL 'r "APER,
We can supply you with what you want, prices,
from '2 cts. to 20 cts. per roll.
Call and see our spring goods in Prints, Muslins and Dimities.
We have gust the thing, boys, in the line of
Latest in in style, excellent quality and moderate in price. We
have also a nice assortment of Ladle's Ready -to -Wear Spring
.Hats. A call is solicited.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
R. G. NICHOL', - Blake, Ont.
rreff:q :15)11cce,
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Wo know of no offer we could
make that would more thor-
oughly prove our confidence
and faith in it. If the Chat-
ham Incubator is not all we
claim for it you are not out one cent. Chatham Incubators are made just as good as money and skill
can make them. We haven't stinted in anything. The hidden parts aro as strongly made and as well
finished as the parts you sea. They aro built to stand the hardest kind of wear and give the very
best of service. They embody every real improvement known in the manufacture of Incu-
bators. Cut out tho coupon in the corner of this ad.,orwrite your name and address
on a postal card and sail it to us for fall particulars of our offer. Do it to-dalr.
Mention thioMe CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited
paper.
There is big
profit in raising
poultry if you go
about it in the
right way. Halt -
measures mean
only half -profits. If yon
would get the full profit
out of this fruitful department of your
farm you must work under the best
conditions: You can do this only when
Brooder. We positivelyyou use a Chatham Incubator and
guarantee it to be a good hatcher
and we sell it on tho most liberal torma ever offered by
any manufacturer.
We will ship you—freight prepaid by us—a
Chatha
1 Incubat
without one cent of cash from you until Oct., 1909
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Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders.
Distributing warehouses at Montreal Que.;
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Halifax, N.O. Factories at Chatham, Ont, and
Detroit, Mich. Also Manufaetuturs or i tits
famous Campbell Nanning Mills. 101
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