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Vol, IV., No., 48.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1904.
LEGAL CARDS.
ll J. D. COOKE,
(Late with %arrow & Proudfoot) Barris-
er, Solicitor; Notary Public.
Hensa11. Ontario.
3'. G. sTANBUFLY, B. A. P. W. GLADMAN.
Gladian & Stanbury.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village snot Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
Gorman read and advised open.
--AT HENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
—OFFICES--
ilensall—Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROIIBFOOT, HAYS & BLAIII
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTAR1ES PUBLIC, &C.
Godereh, - - - Canada.
W. rEOCTFOOT, K. C I it. C. IIAYS.
G. F. IITAIR.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JACITIAND & CO.,
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REAL BUIE & 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.
y —OFFICE—
Zur ch +ZELLER ' Ontario.BLOCK
(L. V. ii totwA.vn, Notary Public)
DR. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats an diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterinary medicines of all
kinds ulweys on hand.
Day and night calls promptly attend-
ed to. 'OFFICE— In Wm. Bender's
Oki Stand, Main St., Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW 'I~. H ESS.
Five Insurance effected in all leading
companies. Aooident policies issued.
ZURICH - - - ONTARIO.
DR. F. A. S'E L L ERY,
Dentist, gradnate of the. Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, 'Toronto, also honor
graduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Pinto wozii: a speciaLlitq.
At Domu on 'Hoarse, Zurich, every
Mem tiny.. 1-20
E BOSSENBERRY,
Licensed Auctioneer for Hur-
on County, respectfully sOlkits the pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaetion guaranteed.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. D. S. Faust is recovering
from an attack of illness.
Miss Tillie Well, of Toronto, is
home on a short visit this week.
C, Sohrag expects to receive a
carload of shorts one of these days.
Mrs. Ash, of Sebringsvillo, visit-
ed- relatives in this vicinity this
week. '
Don't forgot the Lawn Social this
Friday evening. Zurich Band in
^ttenclance.
Miss Laura Kraus, of Howard
City, Mich., is visiting relatives
here at present.
Mr. Hy. Ran says the Pandora
Range he bought from 0. 13artleib
is a avorld beater.
Miss. Tena Hartung, who has
been visiting her mother left lust
Saturday for Detroit.
:Miss Clara Buchanan passed her
second year examination at Toronto
University with honors
Miss Katie Schmidt is at present'
helping out at the Commercial;
owing to the illness of Mre. Rau.
You are cordially invited to at -
bend the Lawn Social to be held on
Miss Lydia Faust's lawn this even-.
ing.
Mr Ephriam Holtzman. and wig,
left for Pigeon, Mich.; on Tuesday..
Ephriam intends locating in that
vicinity.
.Mr Ed. Bossenberry has improv-
ed the looks of his dwelling coei-
.sider6ubly by the application of a
.gout of paint.
Rev. Mr. Yager, of the Evangel-
ical church here. exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr. Finkbeiner, of Se-
bringsville, last Sunday.
Mrs. McCausland, wino had been
staying ' with her mother, Mrs.
Zettle, for some time, left on Mon-
day for her home in Galt.
Mrs. C. F. Wagner, of Grafton,
N. D., is visiting her mother, Bars.
Stelek, at present. Mrs. Stelek
has been rather poorly of late:
Mr. William Henderson, Detroit,
a former teacher in the Zurich pssb
lie :school, was renewing old ac-
qusuintances here last Friday and
Saturday.
Dr. E. J. Hagan, now of the
L&.oehurst Sanitarium, Oakville,
has successfully passed his third'
year examination. We extend.
congratulations.
As Rev. E. Schuelke will con-
duct services in Hamilton next
Sunday, no services 'will be held in
the Lutheran church. Sunday
school will begin at 10 a. m.
Beginning next Tuesday the en.
tranee examinations will be held
here. Niue pupils will write from
the Z. P.: S. and it expected that
about twenty-five will try here al-
together.
Mr. Chester Steinbach, of Water-
loo, was home over Sunday.
Chester had been attending camp
at London and met with great suc-
cess. He was promoted to the rank
of corporal.
The Excelsior Orchestra, under
the leadership of blr. Frank Bos-
senberry and composed of Messrs.
Louis Weber, Fred W. Hese, John
Schafer and Wm, 0. Hess, furnish-
ed music for a lawn social in
Clandeboye, on Thursday evening,
June 23rd,
As has been the custom in the
past,Tn i Hl;RALD will not be issued
next week. Our many friends will
please bear this in mind. Our
office however will be open as usual
everyday in the week except Fri-
day (Dominion. Day) when all busi-
ness will likely be suspended in
town.
Elgin, son of Fred Hess Sr., rnet
with a painful accident last Mon-
day. With other children he was
playing hide-and-seek in.?. F. Rick-
beil's implement shop and in hitting
he came in contact with a scythe
with the result that he cut a deep
gash on his right leg just below the
knee. It required three stitches to
close up the wound. He will bo
laid up for a time.
WEDDING.—A quiet but happy
wedding was celebrated at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Deichert
on Wednesday evening, when their
daughter, Lavina•'was united in Harry to Mr. Yungblut,
butcher of this town. The nuptial
knot was tied by- Rev. E. Sehuelke.
Only the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties were present at
the ceremony.. TIM HIUsALD joins
with their many frion.ds in wishing
them a happy and prosperot'as wed -
(lett life,
3HILIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those having sales''to ea;11 on me.
Terms moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your patronage selicited.
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This House has recently changed
' hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted House§ in the
Province.
We getter gable le the poinlnion.
R. R. Johnston & Son
PROPRIETORS,
Potatoes wante 1.at,Feed Store.
New ads this geek -H. 'Well, J.
Weseloh.
Messrs. N, and C. Cook, of Ben-
son, spent Sunday in town,.
Leave your order for strawberries
at Schrag's Seed and Feed store:
Mr. J. J. Merner returned From
the Northwest on Wednesday even-
ing.
Miss Mabel HarcTy, and brother,
Earl, of Exeter, visited friends in
town, Tuesday.
J. Preeter has opened out a fine
range of dinner; and Toilet, sets. See
display in windows,
Mr. Chas. Grob and family were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rill,
Crediton, on Sunday,:
Misses Maggie and Emma Wese-'
lola., of London, vieited at their
parents here this week.
Mr. McKee anti daughter, of
Sault Ste. Marie, aro visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity this week. •
Mr.Jacob Deiclaert still continues
in a very low condition, although
some hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
LOST. — Last Friday between
Grand Bend and St. Joseph, a
Chatelaine purse. Finder will
please leave at this office.
Mrs. A. Weber and. sister, Miss
Carrie Kirsch, left 'for Rochester,
N. Y., on Tuesday, after a pleasant
visit with their mother here.
Messrs. Fred. Hess` Sr. and Alex.
MoBeatlt, of Stanley Township, left
for Burke's Falls, New Ontario, on
Monday, They are en a prospect-
ing trip,
Remember that S. T. Hopper, the
optician, will be• at the : Doininion
House, Zurich, on Saturday, June
25th, from 11 a. in.. to 3 p. in. All
work guaranteed.
Mrs. H. 0. Doan: left for Kansas
City on Wednesday, on a visit to
her mother and other relatives. She
will visit other points of interest
along the route and expects to be
absent some months.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Stock, of
Tavistock, were visitors with the
editor and family this week. C. 3.
is still the jolly good fellow of over
twenty years ago, when we first
made his acquaintance.
In IonaCounty, Mich., several
farmers used steam plows this
spring, says the Detroit Tribune.
Lne farmer reports his ability to
turn ten acres a day with his
engine and plow, and another ac-
complished the remarkable feat of
turning his land with a gang of
four steam plows. to which were
hitched a land roller and a drag..
The Queen City Oil On., have
seratont letters stating that in con-
sequence of the duty on Boal oil,
benzine and gasoline having been
reduced 2%• cents a gallon, that
their prices have dropped accord-
infely, asad further state that they
trust dealers will reduce prices to
consumers proportionally. As the
process under which their refinery
operates is the same as that used
in the refineries in the United States
they expect very shortly to be able
to offer customers high grade
American oil made in Canada.
A syndicate, the members of
which at first were Messrs, Peter
Lamont, Wm. Hoffman and John
Schafer, have bought a horse from
gypsy Watson. The horse to ibok
at seems like any other common
every -day horse but you can't al-
ways go by looks. They say that
that horse can kick with its hind
two feet, also with its front two
feet and bite at a fellow, besides
doing two to three other stunts all
at the same time. Hoffman has
since sold his share to Mr. John
Weseloh and Lamont has sold half
of his share to Mr. Jac. Wurm.
COUNTY COURT.—At the County
Court sittings held in Godericb
last week the following cases of
interest to residents in this vicinity
were given a hearing : Crown vs
Sherritt.—Most of the people are
familiar wit the facts of this case.
A charge of criminal asssault was
laid against Mr, Sherritt. This
was changed to aggravated assault.
The verdict given by Judge- Doyle
was as follows. The defendant to
pay $100 fine and all costs pertain-
ing to the case. Defendant was
bound over to the crown for $12,000
to keep the peace for two years.
Routhier vs. McLean. --This was
another case of assault, which took
place in St. Joseph last fall. The
verdict gave plaintiff judgement
against defendant for $75 to be
paid in a week and in default of
payment, 60 days in jail.
Locals continued on page S.
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with all newest cleSigns such as
UNDERSKIRTS—white and black •with lovely Frills; Prices $L25, $L40, $1.50
' $2,25 each.
READY-MADE WAISTS—in Linen, White and Black Lustres at $2.00 and $2.25_
WHITE MUSLIN WAISTS—Regular $2.00, now for $L50.
FANCY WAISTING—Of the very latest from 50 cts. to 75 cts. per yard.
see those Waaistings.
LADIES' VESTS—From 8 cts. upwards.
A special on LADIES' HOSE -15 cts. a pair or two for 25 cts.
FANCY LACES—Of.all different patterns and price$. .
READY-MADE WHITE APRONS --Snail sizes 25 as., long sizes 50 cts.
A new range of WAIST SETTS for 25 cts. a sett.
Cream Basket Wove'DRESS GOODS for 00 cts. a yard.
Black Frill DRESS GOODS for 40 ets. a yard.
LIEN'S CELLULOID COLLARS 20 cts: each.
MEN'S TIES the very latest for 25 cts. and 50 cis.
LINEN COLLARS the newest kind for 15 cts, all other collars in Linen 13 cts
MEN'S HATS --In Fedora and stiff at different prices.
We invite everyone to call and look at these' goods. Also
invite you to see our
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
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My spring Stock of
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has arrived and I have a large range of the best
foot -wear made in Canada.
Do not 'fail to see them
they will suit you in
Eggs and butter taken in exchange.
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TWEED SUITINGS.
We are offering Tweed Suit Ends for x;3.00, $3.50, $4.00,
worth from $15.00 to $17.00 a suit. A good All Wool Navy
Worsted Serge for $6.00. There is big money in this line
for any one looking for a suit of up-to-date goods. No
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