HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-05-27, Page 5The Zurich Herald
Mr. Geo. Trott, of Housall, is per-
manently located in his gallery again for
the winter and will be open for business
every day Tuesdays excepted.
GXsu. TRarx',
13•tf Photographer.
Notice.
'PT1HF HENSALL BRASS BAND, COM
.11. posed of about 20 pieces, are now
open for engagement. Applications for
this purpose should be addressed to Mr.
'CUAs. LTNDER, leader, or Mr. A. McKay,
'Secy., 1'Iensali, Ont.
Red Cedar Shingles.
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCI€ OF
Shingles on hand which we aro
Belling at 60 cts., 03 ots., 75 ets,, 78 cts.,
80 as.; 85 ccs. nod 90 cts. per bunch at
Welsh's Planing mill,
..]+Tear Ry. Track. 1110:SAr,L.
7771-A-1\7==..
A man to represent "CANADA'S GREATEST
NURSERIES" in town of Zurich and sur -
wounding Country, and tale orders for
Our liardy Specialties
In Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Orna-
mentals, Shrubs, noses, Vines,
—Seed Potatoes, Etc.—
Stock true to name and free from San
.:Jose Scale A permanent position to the
sight man on either salary or commission,
Stone & Wellington
FONTHILL NURSERIES,
GIVER 800 ACRES. Toronto, Ont.
Cudmore & Sons
I)1 &LERS SN ....
ime & Cement,
LATH, AND ALL KINDS OF
Building Material.
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'ViE SELL CHEAP.
'drive us a Call. West of G. T. R. Station.
Hensall , - - Ont.
Clubbing rates.
,We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
Tates with THE H>7:1tALD
Daily Globe . $ 4.25
Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly Globe. . 1.75
, Mail & Empire 1.75
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.75
Daily Free Press 3.25
Weekly Free PreSS 1.75
Daily Advertiser 2.40
Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 1,75
Farmer's Ativoca,te2.25
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half Vocal, half Instrumental—at Complete
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will send us the name and address of Prva
'performers on the Piano or Organ, we will send
you a copy of the Magazine Free.
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COPYRIGHTS 801.
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quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention Is probably patentable. Communism
Liens strictly contldentiai. 1Xandbook on
Paten
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Patents taken through
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TAILORING IN
CONNECTION
W. N. HOFFMAN
DROWNED AT TILSONBURG,
Fell into the Water While Fishing
With Companions.
Tilsonburg, Ont., May 25.—(Tara,
daughter, of Mr.. J, H. Roeclding,
fell into the water near the novelty
works yesterday afternoon, and
was drowned. It appears, she, in
company 'with a number of other
girls,
had been • fishing. SVhen
just at the dam she by some means
missed her footing and fell on the
slide, which being Worn smooth by
the action of the water, she was
carried into the deep pool below
the] dam Which is from ten to
twelve feet in depth. Her com-
panions instantly gave the alarm,
and Mr. L. B. C. Livingstone and
Rev. Hughes were among the first
in the water, followed by many
nthers,btit about forty-five minutes
elapsed before Alex Brown succeed-
ed in locating her, having been
carried some distance by the cur-
rent. Assisted by .her two brothers
she was taken to land,where every-
thing possible was done to resusci-
tate her, but without avail, She
was passed human aicl. Just on
the verge of wornanhood, possess-
ing a cheerful disposition, having
alwa3's a kind word for all, she will
be sincerely mourned by the Wide
circle of her intimate acquaintances
but around the family circle of her
home, accustomed to the daily sun
shine of her presence and the
music of her voice, will remain
only the memory of a vanished life.
GENERAL NEWS.
Fire in the Russel House. Ottawa
last Thursday morning, matte the
225 guests get out rather early.
Many of the senators and members
make the hotel their headquarters
during their stay in the capital.
Fortunately the fire was confined
to the ba.oment and one of the
dining rooms and the total loss will
be about $3500.
Two Chinamen were killed last
Friday morning in a fire which
broke nut in their laundry at Mon-
treal. Two other celestials were al-
so badly injured.
The Conestogo flour mills and a
warehouse at St. Jacobs, owned by
Menne Snider, were totally destroy-
ed by fire last Thursday. Also a-
bout 3000 bushels of wheat and 200
barrels of flour contained in the
buildings. Loss *12,000, insurance
$8;000.
Osborne Mooney, the four-year
son of Patrick 14iooney, Hamilton,
fell inert the bay at the font of
Jaunes.Street and was drowned.
COUNTY NEWS.
the shoulder attended to The
party pausing ,the accident never
stopped to see what injuries ]YXr.
Bon had sustained,
G. M, Baldwin & Co. have solei
their second-hand bicycle business
with the livery and repair shop to
J. C. Thornton, who has had charge
of this department for seine years.
Win. ()mitts, a former resident
of Goderich, has secured the right
for the sale of the otieial a>ticie of
the St, Louis fair for district No.
3 of the fair grounds.
A serious affair was narrowly a-
verted on the farm of .D: MoNaugh-
ton, Stanley Township, the other
day. • Two small boys going home
from school gathered up some leaves
and set fire to them behind the
barn. It Avast only through the
exertions of Mr, and Mrs. MON.
and others that they managed to
get it out before any damage was
done.
Mr. A. W. Stobie, Seaforth, a
Fenian raid veteran, has received
his certificate for his farm which
the Province gives him for his ser-
vices at the tinre of the threatened
invasion of the Fenians.
While playing football on the
school grounds in Exeter the other
day, Perry Windsor, son of G. H.
Windsor, Stephen, had a small bone
broken in his ankle. Two or three
boys came together In at scramble
for the ball and in the scuffle young
Windsor was knocked down and
fallen upon with the above result.
The second contest for the Hough.
Cup, which was played in Clinton
last Saturday between teams repre-
senting Clinton and Seaforth Col-
legiates, was won by the for;hier by
a score of 1 to 0.
Back From Jerusalem.
New York, May 19.—The excursion
steamer Grosser Kurfurst returned
today from her trip to the I'lt•ly
Land with 533 passengers, Nearly
800 of the 800 delegates who went
abroad on the steamer to attend
the World's Sunday School Con.
von tion at Jerusalem stayed in
Europe for a more extended trip.
Court of Revision,
' TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Court of Revision of the Aases<-
ment Roll of the Town4tip of Hay for the
year 1904 will be held in the Town Hall.
Zutioh, on Saturday, the 28th day of
May, 1904, at 10. o'clock, a m. All per. i
sons having business at said Court will ;
govern themselves aecortlingly.
FUER. n. HESS, SB., Clerk.
Zurich, May lath, 1004.
iA1$ORTuAGE SAT.{ 08'FARM. PROP-
-LT -IL erty, at theD.rninian Hotel, in the
'illage of Zurich, on Friday. May 30, con-
isting of N. k S. i Lor, No. 9 and E 3 N.
Lot No. il, L. R. H. Con., Township of
Iay, containing 57 nares. 11. J. D. Coorr',
Vendors' Solicitor, dlensall; E. BussaN•
]]:arty, Auctioneer.
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A letter has been received from ' t
D. J. McCallum, who arrived at St,
Louis on M•ty 14th from Seatfnrtli.
He is stopping at the °•Inside Inn,"
a a hotel withilt the grounds, 'built to
accomodate 6.000 guests. In his
opinion there is no comparison be-
tween the St. Louis exposition and
the Pan American,the former being
far superior in evory respect. Many
of the buildings are not yet com-
pleted.
About 50 cars of grain a day are
shipped from the Goderieh elevator
at present.
The following figures aro taken
from the assessment roll of Col-
borne township : Acreage cleared
30,000; total Taalne of real and per-
sonal property, *1,089',100: male
persons from 21 to 90 years of age,
407 (a decrease of 20 from last year)
total population, 1,070 (a decrease
of ten) ; cattle, 4,110 ; sheep, 11,106 ;
hogs, 2,630 (an increaaro of over 500)
I horses, 1,200 ; aures of orchard 770
acres of fall wheat, 1.420 ; school
nhildren, 350 (a decrease of 27 from
last year) ; nhlklren between the
altos of 5 mu.l 21, 468 (a decrease of
14,1
Mr. Jelin Kestle,form eriy foreman
of the Suther]aand-Innes works in
Exeter, now travelling superinten-
belong-
ingof the differentmills bolon„-
ing to the company, was in that
place last week winding up the
business for the company. The
mill is at present being torn down
and tho property will be sold. The
logs that are at present being deliv-
ered aro shipped to Denfield to be
cut into staves.
Mr. George Hanley, of Clinton,
has bought the 100 -acro farm on
the London road, Stanley, from Mr.
Wm. (Jolwill. The price paid srtis
$6500.
Last week the Bell Foundry Co.,
Soaforth, shipped two carloads,
containing three saw mill outfits
and supplies, and a traction engine
and separator, to the Northwest.
One evening last week, Robt. D.
Bell, of Tuckers.mith, met with a
serious accident, Ho was driving
from Brttcefield to Kippers when a
man drove up behind hitn at a rap-
id rate and while Mr, Bell was in
the eel of turning out to allow the
party to pass, the wheels of his
sulky were caught and Mr. Boll
thrown to the ground. His shoul-
der was dislocated and he was
otherwise bruised and shaken up.
With the assistance of some neigh.
bors nedioal aid was procured and
(`tEl) ail, POSTS ittA:t ALLz -44'o have
a'large number of first Class Posts
at the Lake Frost, St. Joseph, which will
be sold at reasonable prices. For portico.
lars apply to
484f IIAULX, & Brxil:lt, Zurich.
Farre fur Sale. '
Containing 100 acres; about 20 acres
frondla
hardwood bush, frame. horse, bank
barn anal other ontbuildin; i. Good water.
Price $4000.00: Apply at once to
E. ZLEER, Zurich.
Farms for Sale.
I have a number of farms for sole as
follows: -100 acres, 21 miles from Zurich,
price $4000; 50 acres, 1+ miles from
Zurich for $3,400: `3 a.,i'es, 33 miles from 1
Zorich, price *0511. These turns are in
good neighborhoods and are worth the
money:. .Apply to
E. ZEi .tag. Zurich.
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IHEDS
In Mange] Seed
a.i�trtt1 .I
We have.,..,.
Long Reel and Yellow Giant.
Intermediate :Mange] Seed at 12 1-2 cts- per Ib.
Long Giant Yellow, 15 cts.
Royal Giant Sugar Beet, 24 cts.
In Seed Corn
We have the following varieties •
Comptons Early, Angel of Midnight, Abun-
dance, Early Butler, Bailey's Favorite and
Mammoth Southern Sweet.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
PRICES RIGHT.
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WER
Farmers' Favorite the world over.
They are equipped with roller and ball bearings and containing
every modern improvement, these mowers are
Light Draught Ideal Machines.
Drills, Cultivators, Discs, Magnet Cream
Separator, Woodstock Windmills.
Cheapest and Best. Call on me before you buy_
J. Deering Agency
flag ZURICH
NOTICE TO HOUSE WIVES.
Now this is house-cleaning tune you will want a nice attractive
WALL APE
We
can supply you with what you want, prices
from 2 ets. to 20 Cts. per roll.
Call and see our spring goods in Prints, IIilluslins and Dimities.
'We have lust the thing, boys, in the line of
......asraiTak.Feit Flats-
Latest in style, excellent quality agog moderate in price. -We
have also at nice assortment of Ladic's Iteady-to-Wear Spring
Hats. .l call is solicited.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
R. C. NIC H r1L, - Blake,
outniry.
rAatzh'in
b Ont.
r i,;ea 01«,,
There is big
profit in raising
l
potit1 if
t w about it 10 tho
o
right way. Half -
me n
Half -
Incas roe moan
r r� only half•proffis. If you
'would get the frill profit
,rawM•.,:s•+ out of this fruitful department of your
farm you must work under the best
conditions: You can do this only when
Brooder. We positively you nso a. Chatham Incubator and
and we soli it on the moat liberal terms ea v r offd eredlby
any manufacturer.
We will ship you—freight prepaid by us—a
We know of nooffer wecould h.rYth
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make that would more thor- tor
a, 1i
oughly prove our confidence
and faith init. If the Chat withone cent of cash from you until Oct,, 1904
ham Incubator is not all wo
claimamake thorn a We b vent stiout one nted ient. Chatham
anything. Thin e holden paarrttsdare ae as
madeondlus well
finished as the parts you see. They are built to st and the hardest kind of wear and give the very
best of aorvice. They embody every real improvement known in the manufacture of Incu-
tr baentons.
'' Gut out the coupon in the corner of this ad.,orwrite yournameand address
on a ostal card and mail it to us for full particulars of our offer. Do it today,
enthis M. CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited
paper.DEPT. 1310 CHATHAM, ONT.
Manufacturers of Chatham incubators and Brooders.
Distributing Warehouses at Maontreal, Quo.;
Brandon, Man Calgary, Alta.: Vancouver:B.C.;
Halifax. X.S. Factories at Chatham. Ont.. and
Detroit Mich Also Mannfacttuors of tho
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