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I wish to inform the Public
that I have purchased the Butcher-
ing business of John Sahafor and
�vil1 continue the business
nt The Old Stand.
I will carry in stock all kinds
of Meats and -will give my Caste -
niers the Best Value obtainable.
Terms Cash.
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Zurich = = Ontario.
J. - . WISMER
Horse Shoer and
CE BA BLACK -SMITH
Verity Plow Rapairs al=
ways on hand.
All work promptly otteo ot1 to.
Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of each
week, at six o'clock sharp.
fleisch's
MILLS.
CREDITON
Special to Talc I-DritALD.
Mrs. (Dr.) Haist, her sister, Miss
Walker and niece, Miss, Thompson
attended the exhibition. at Toronto.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangeli-
cal church gave an .entertainment
in the Town Hall last Friday even-
ing;
Mr. 11. K. Eilher has returned
from. his trip up the lakes. .
Rev. Henderson, pastor of the
Methodist -church: here, has return-
ed after a two Weeks' stay at Sara-
toga Springs.
Miss Sohneidor, of Detroit, is the
guest of her friend, Miss Emma
Tres:;.
Tho Evangelical parsonago has
received a fresh coat of paint,
which greatly improves its appear-
ance..
Tlie Misses McBee, of London,
were the guests or Miss Olivia
Iioltzmnin for a few days last week.
Miss Laura Ran is visiting her
parents for a few weeks.
Te newest in Waist goods. Those
are worthy of your attention. D.
fitcinbat'ii, Zurich.
COUNTY NEWS.
Seaforth will likely have a bra
new skating rink. Efforts aro
in; nestle to form a company
built ono and it is proposed
make it a most modern structu
The Waverly hotel, Clinton, li
a narrow escape from destruCti
by lire the other morning. T
soot from a chimney backed up t
smoke which caused consifcrab
(lamaee t:) newly papered a
painter] rooms.
A brakeman named John 1'IeDe
toott,ef Stratford was killed at illi
ton t: sot i en Wednesday afternoo
He was one cif the crew of the eas
1)011711] freight, which was shuntin
in the yard, azul while drawing;;
coupling• lain the engine back
down upon him crushing hint
death. The body was awful
mangled and the poor fellow dieinstantly. He was 34 years of a;
The death took place, on Sunda
'S.ug. •th, of an aged and ?nueexpected lady in the person
lIrs. Mary McDonald, relief of tl
ate Jame, McDonald, of this tow
hip, at the advanced age of
ea_•s, 10 months and 20 days. Tl
mmediate cause Of death wt
]Part failure. She has bee
ltroughout her life favored wit
emurkably good health, and it
my since old. age overtook. he
]at she has been at all unwel
p to a few hours previous to he
oath sale was in her usual goo
ealtli. She, with her husband
who predeceased her some years,
had been for many years residents
of Hay township. She leaves a
gown up family. The funeral
took place of Tuesday from. the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
John Gould, to the Exeter cemetery
and was largely attended,
Mrs. John Gould, 4th eon., had
the misfortune to fall off a chair,
while cleaning windows the other
day, breaking the 1)0110 of her right
arm] below the elbow. The bone
has been set, but she suffers con-
siderable pain therefrom.
The Metropolitan Hotel Property,
Exeter, Was sold under mortgage
on Saturday, Aug. 27th, to Mr,
James Campbell, of Hibbert, the
price paid being $2550. The ad-
joining lot at the West side of the
hotel was sold to Mr. Win. Bag-
shaw, for $50.
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d Council met as a Court of Revis-
e. ion on Monday re Zurich Drain.
y, J. H. Wiswer and 0. Greb had ap-
h pealed against their assessment.
of The following changes were made
ie in their assessment :
n- E% 14, 15, K. �., raised from
75 $7.00 to f,,12 50; E?/ 15, from $12.00
ie to *20 00 ; NE?.k 14, froth. $1.80 to
is ,;3.130 ; Sn X 14, K. S., from $1 l!0 to
n *3.80 ; SE?.< 13 K. S., from $1.80 to
h $3.30 ; NE,S} 13 K. S., from $1.60 to
is 3.50 ; W, 10 K. S., from $12.00 to
✓ $17.00 ; E pt M res. R, $2.00 ; M res.
1. B, from $6,00 to $10.00 ; pt 21, 3. ac,
✓ from $8,00 to $10. ; .E pt 21, from.
d $5. to $1.0.: lot 5 and 0, V. S., re-
, luted from *1.0.75 to $5.75 ; lot 4, V.
S., from 56.50 to $4. ; lot 1, V. S.,
from $22. to *17. ; pt lot 21, % acro,
from +12- to $10. ; M res. G, from
$4.50 to $3.50 ; M res, F, from *4.50
to 3 50, and that the roads be as-
ses•ed $70.00 instead of *05.00,
The Council decided to extend
the covered drain to the "Zurich
Drain South" and ordered the as-
ses meat against the roads to he
charged to the Police Village of
Zurich.
A iter passing a number of ac-
counts to the amount of $227.255 the
Council adjourned to° meet again
on Saturday,, Out. 3rd, at 2 3?. M.
curred about two miles west of
Schreiber. A search party Sent
out front that town failed to find
any twice of the unfortunate until.
Id. J. Rutland, Manager of the
Winkler Manitoba branch of the
Bank etf fcupilton, has been placed
under Br ost pending an investiga-
tion of his books. There is said to
be a shortage of several thousand
dollars, Rutland bears a splendid
reputation in Winkler district,,
'where ho has lived for fifteen years,
elf, K, Cowan, M. P., for South
Essex declines to be a, candidate
for the Liberals at the next elee-
tion. A convention will be called
on. the 12th Inst, to elect a succes-
sor to Mr, Cowan.
The fair board of London is Mak-
ing preparations for the reception
of Premier Ross next • Tnesday,
when the new dairy building will
be opened by the Premier. Already
the list of those who will be invit-
ed to the luncheon in the Premier's
honor has been mudo up.It is not improbable that the
Labrador boundary difficulty be-
tween Newfoundland on the one
hand and Can:(ala and the Province
of Quebec on the other may be re-
ferrred to the Imperial Privy Coun-
eil for settlement. There is at old
statute providing for the reference
to that tribunal when a dispute
arises between two colonies in re
gar(' to a' mat ter of Imperial con
cern. The dspartncent of jnstie
e
favors such a reference as prefer
able to a long and costly arbitra
tion.
A Wabash Ilailaoad passenger
train,south-hanicl from Des Moines
to St. Louis, was wrecked near
Pendleton, Mo.. on Tuesday, killing
seven passengers and injuring. 25
others. The cause of the wreck
has not been determined, but it is
thought that a broken wheel de-
railed a passenger coach, which
jumped the track and dragged the
dining, car with it.
HAY COL`NC[L MEETING.
Planingand a FO, I i.
-All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates 1
given for all kinds of buildings. s
A full stock of F. C. Red Cedar r
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand. t
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills la
and Water Troughs.
Mills Lith Con., Lot 25.
3. C.
Kallofieisch
Zurich P.
CERTAINLY.
You need a nice pair of
CUFF LINKS
OR BUTTONS
fifty cents and np • buys the
"genuine" article. I now show
a fine line of
Watches,
Clocks and
Jewel l ryo
Also Musical Instruments
Fine repairing my hobby, let
me have your "PLTZZLER5."
Prices right.
F. W. HESS
T H E JEWELER.
We make a specialty of
Repairing.
Mr. Thos. Dearing narrowly
escaped serious injury while get-
ting off a moving train the other
morning. He had gotten on the
train to bid his daughter good bye,
a practice too often indulged in by
people, and as the train was 131.0V-
ing out, and had gained consider-
able speed he attempted to get off
with the result that he was thrown
to the ground and sustained a
rather bad shaking up.
GE NERAL NEWS.
A mountain of hard coal has been
rchased by P. Burns & Co., of
rento, for $320,000. The Proper -
is in the Misty Range, 46 • males
st of Okotoks, Alta.., and. corn-
ises 16,000 acres It was cliscov-
ed by an explorer, Julius Rickart,
old time prospector.
Lord Minto will ride to Saska-
n, not to Prince Albert, from
dmolttcl, leaving tate last iuen-
taned place on Sept. 10, He ex-
)eet, to reach Saskatoon about
Het 22, but in order to make the
rip in that time he will have to
ear yin tztile1 a day. '4Tr hile his
dship is travelling across the
Lirie, tidy is into and her
tighter will comp out at the C'n'-
pit
To
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pri
an
too
Your Bueisy needs a new Top,. E
new Cushion or perhaps re -paint- t
ing.
We guarantee you a neat and p e.•- t
....ffectjob
co'
for
We have a number of l)z`
da
Appelle Lakes. • She rejoin
NEW BUGGIESIber
del
left, also two handsome Mikados, pia
hnst:)and tit Ito 'ins, and their
)artare from there will take
ce about Sept. 23.
fter having handed his money
A
Call and see them, to a wotnain for safe -keeping, a
harvest hand jumped through a
window of a, toad] attached to the
Imperial Limited on Monday. The
man, who is supposed to be James
Wacker, of Nova Scotia, has' not
OiltaruoY been seen since,, The inoide.at oc»
F. Hess & Son.
Zurich
Change in business. Great clear-
ing sale till 20th Sept. at 0. Hart-
le] b's.
D. S. Faust has a prize of three
fancy bowls given with every
pound of Baking Powder.
Lord Minto has officially notified
the Government of the selection of
Earl Grey as Governor-General.
It is expected that the new Viceroy
will arrive about Oct. 25111. Lord
Minto will leave on Oct. 21st.
Barn. Burnt.
On Tuesday evening about 6
o'clock the fine bank bean belong-
ing to Mr. John Mousseau of the
4th Concession Hay, was destroyed
by fire, together with the season's
crop. The loss to Mr. Mousseau
will be very heavy althougl.both
barn and contents were insured.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by the heating of damp
grain.
Toady Made Snits at low prices.
D. B. Faust.
Oar full stock of Trunks and
Valises at cost till 10th Sept.
Clubbing rates.
We htt.ve made arrangements
tiro following low clubbing
rates with Tim Hr:InALU :
Daily Globe $ 4.25
Mail 8s Empire 4.25
2_,
eekly Globe 1.75
„ 8e Empire 1.75
:Berliner Journal (Gorman) 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 Sum 5.75
l'armer's Ad-Vocato 2.25
1 have a few new setts of
LE I -172i
k. go
Which I Will self(at cost for
next ten d ys.
Now is your time to get
HARDWARE, �j���,% [�� IN.
Il BARD V't� ARE, STO ES AND D TIN=
WARE.
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before taking stock on the 19th inst. at
C. 61 E 95 iiAR
ZURICH,
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ONTARIO.
We have large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER G OD
that we will sell to your advantage. We have
this season, the
A shoe worth living in. We solicit your patron-
age because we know we can satisify
you and give you value for
........your
BENDER & Co.
Zurich.
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
But we are still here at the old Stand and strongly fortified
in our "KOPJE" and will sell all lines of Stoves, Hardware etc.,
At
FOR CASH, UNTIL
Ne? girl
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THE EXPERIENCED HARDWARE MAN, ZURICH
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For tile next Thirty days we
Will ' offer , t special prices
the balance of our Summer
Go ds. There will be lots of
hot We,. Cher yet. 5 you
will be able to make ;se of
hese goods. C, H and get
vices.
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