The Herald, 1904-09-23, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol., V., No. 9,
LEGAL. CARDS.
H. J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow &Proudfoot) Barris -
or, Solicitor, Notary Public.
lienseill, Ontario.
J. 0. STANBURY, B. A. Y. W. GLADMAX.
Gladman & Stanbury:
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of interest. Documents in original
German read ind advised upon.
--AT 'HENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
—OFFICES—
Hensall—Over Stoneman's Jewellery Store
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROUDFOOT, RAYS & BLAIR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC. •&C.
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Goderielt, - Canada.
W. 14ROUDFOOT, Et. (0 I R. C. RAYS.
11TAIR.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterinary medicines of all
kinds always on hand.
Day and night calls promptly attend-
ed to. OFFICE— In Wm. Bender's
Old Stand, Main St.., .Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW F. ['ESS.
Fire Insurance effected in all leading
'companies. Accident policies issued.
ZURICH - - - ONTARIO.
Ir. F. A. SELLERY,
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also qa07101"
'graduate of Departm'eirt of Dentistry,
Toronto UnIversity. Painless extraction
o'f teeth. Plate 'work a speciality.
At Dominion tiouse, Zurich, eacry
Monday.. 1-26
EBOSSENBERRY,
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Lieensed Auctioneer for Hur-
on County., respectfully solicits tee pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaetion guaranteed.
pITILIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those having sales to call on we.
Terms moderate; satisfaction graairen-
teed Your patronage solicit,d.
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This House has -recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
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ducted Houses in the
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PROPRIETORS.
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MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat (old) ...... $1.00 to 1.00
Wheat (new) ...... 97 to 1.05
Oats .... 29 30
Barley 87 38
Peas 55 62
Flour , ..... 2 50 2 75
Butter 12 13.
Eggs ... . 16 17
Chickens lb ........ 4 5
Potatoes 50 50
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ZURICH, ONT., FRIQAY, SEP. 23, 1904.
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LOCAL NEWS
A rich man saves the cents and
his heirs blow in the dollars.,'
Miss Phoebe Rickbeil visited
friends in Exeter over Sunday.
New ads.—A. "Charlesworth
Son, C. Sohrag, 1, Ireland, .0. Fritz.
Mr. N. M. Cantin was at his
home in St. Joseph for a few • days
this week.
The concert on Thursday even-
ing was a success, the net proceeds
being over $25,
International and Dr. Scott's
stock foods, also Heave and Colic
Cure. C. Schrag.
• Miss Dora Eilber returned on
Monday from a week's visit with
friends in London. •
Mrs. Wickens of Ingersoll, spent
the week with her parents, •Mr.
and Ivelrs Hey, Babylon Line.
Mr. lt'red Hesst Sr., acted. as a
judge of inrolents and. poultry
at the Exeter.fain Tuesday.
We now have the cushioned -sole
shoe in stock. It gives great ease
and comfort to the foot. C. Fritz.
Having been appointed agent for
Rival and .Native Herbs,. you can
get same by calling at Feed Store,
Zurich.
The new dwellings being erected
in our village • are rapidly nearing
completion They are a. very cred-
itable addition to our neat little
town.
Mr. John Schnell, of the 14th
concession, recently sold a horse
of the heavy draught class to Mr,
J. Mason ol Brucefield, for which
he received the sum of $145. It
certainly pays to raise good horses.
It is reported from many parts
of the country that the potato crop
would be a failure owing to the
rot. By what we have heard. from
different parties in thie section, an
unusually good crop is being gath-
ered. and the potatoes are of a
generous size.
A despatch from Ottawa says :
At a meeting of the cabinet an
order -in -council was passed fixing
Thanksgiving Day Nit Thursday,
November 17th. Strong represen-
tations had been made in favor of
selecting a Monday for the cele-
bration, but the Ministers decided
to stick to Thursday.
The South Heron
Society held their am
Exeter on Tuesday.
weather was, somewh
able. the attendance w.
the exhibits were exce
competition was partic
in the horse ring. Mr
ner succeeded in carryi
honors in the roadsters
ring of thirteen.
.ricultural
a fair at
lough the
disagree-
irge and
t. The
•ly keen
D. Mer -
off 1st
ss in u
Rev. E. Schnelke met with rather
a serious accident last Friday. He
was returning home by way of the
Goshen and in attempting to pass
a man unloading gravel on •the
road, the Reverend gentleman and
the horse and rig were upset into
the ditch. A number of men were
soon at hand to right matters.
Fortunately Mr. Schuelke escaped
serious injury, but the buggy was
badly damaged and the horse re-
ceived a number of scratches.
Mr, Justus Melick met with a
serious loss on Friday morning last
He drove to the Bronson line and
wanting to see a party at McCor-
mick's where they were threshing,
tied his horse to the fence some
distance from the barn as the ani-
mal was afraid . of the engine.
While Mr. Melia: was gone, some
bees attacked the horse and in a
very few minutes the horse was
going down the road at a terrific
rate. The baggy was soon left be-
hind, badly wrecked. and the horse
was captured some distance down
the road. • The harness as broken
in a number of places and the
animal received several bad cuts.
Mr. David Spencer, the veteran
mail carrier between St. Joseph
and Zurich, had a very •disagree-
able experience on Wednesday
morning. • He was making his us-.
ual trip to Zurich on that morning
and had a girl passenger with him.
He was passing the farm of Mr,
James Overholt, and when near the
culvert on the east side of the
honse, the horse,frightened at, some
moving object on the side of the
road, plunged into the ditch. Both
occupants of the rig were thrown
violently to the ground Mr. Spen-
cer was severely bruised on the
arni and hip, but wasableto get
around soon after. The girl fared
Worse, as she landel on her head
and was stunned by thelaIl,
Rock and dairy stilt at the Feed
Store, Zurich.
No intim wants a return ticket on
the road to suesesS,
L. G. Rorithier and wife left
for Ottawa on Tuesday,
• Miss Annie Hess •is visiting re-
latives in Detroit at present.
People who borrow trouble some-
tinios forget toipay their debts,
The Plax Company have finished
• threshing and the seed hits all been
s.hipped. •
. Mr. Harry Weber, the tailor, is
visiting his home in Net, Dundee
at present.
Rev. Henry Leibold of Plattse
vine, called on relatives and friends
here, this week
- Mr. Charles Fritz has disposed
of his Boer rifle to Mr. "Bob".Wil-
son for a good figure.
When in town, get some of our
noted Star flour, the best on the
market.. 0, Schrag, Zurich,
Mr. Wes, Merner, who leis been
up with an attack of 'typhoid
fever, is able to be around again.
Try Pheno Chloro for disinfect-
ing cess -pools, poultry hones and
closets. For sale at Peed Store,
Zurich.
Mr. H. C. Hocken, of the Toronto
News, visited Zurich and St. Joseph
on Friday and made a short call at
our office.
• Messrs. James Howard, Joseph
Gelineau and Peter Durand, of
near Drysdale, left for the North-
west last week,
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
have opened a branch at Linwood,
Ont. Mr. L. P. Snyder, inspector,
being temporarily in charge.
Mr, George Trott has moved his
photograph gallery to town from
the Grand Bend and can be found
at his old stand, beside Dr. Camp-
bell's office. Mr. Trott will remain
here fur some weeks.
Miss Lydia Faust left Tuesday
morning to attend a Young People's
Alliance Con.ventionbeing hefd nt
Campcleu. She will also take a
trolley trip through the famous
fruit belt of the Niagara peninsula.
Mr. ELL Ziminerma.n mot with a
painful accident one day last week.
He was working at ono of the
brakes in the flax mill and had the
misfortune to have part of his
finger taken off in the machine,
The injured member was given the
necessary attention and is healing
rapidly.
Professor George Vair, of Toron-
to, declares that the effect of Bos-
ton ivy, or any like plant which
olings to walls. is not to make the
exterior of buildings damp, but to
render them drier than they would
otherwise be. He argues that the
strong affinity of ivy for water in-
sures the constant drawing out of
moisture from the bricks to which
it clings.
Monday and Tuesday were busy
days at Mr, H. Yungbiut's butcher
shop. Mr. Yungblut had a number
of men at work killing, cleaning
and cutting up hogs and making
good wholesome sausages for fair
day. This is an annual event in
the butcher business and a. large
amount of meat and sansage is re-
quired to satisfy the appetites of
the many visitors to the,fair.
We have made favorable clubbing
arrangements with the Weekly
Mail and Empire, and all 'onr sub-
scribers who pay in advance for
next year can secure the. 'Weekly
Mali and Empire to the end of 1905,
including a new Atlas avorth 50
cents, for only 70 cents.' Subscribe
now and get full benefit of this
offer. We will accept trial sub-
scriptions to the Mail and Empire
at 15 cents for the balance of this
year,
Mr. Alex. Charlesworth has pur-
chased the hardware business of
Mr, Charles Greb, Zurich, and will
take possession on the 10th. We
are pleased to learn that although
Mr. Charlesworth has joined the
ranks of Zurich.'s enterprising busi-
ness aten, he will not move from
our hustling suburb of Egrnond
trifle, Zurich business will be
looked after principally by Mr.
Leo Charlesworth. We can reemn-
mend• this new Arm to the good.
people of Zurich.—Expositor.
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Wooroatioam.--In Hay, on August
31st, to Mr, and Mrs.
Woodbridge, a son.
.13uTorMisT.—in ttashwood, to Mr.
and Mrs. Da-vid Betehen, a son,
ARD,—In I -lay, on Sept. Sth, to
•Mr, and Mrs, John 'erd, asoxi,
D. S.'Faust
L FALL ST
Our Fall Stock is expected to
be complete next week with
new designs such as Dress
Goods, Waistings, Ladies
Jackets, Ladies Rain Coats,
Infant Coats and a complete
line of Gent's Furnishings.
D. S. FAUST,
General Merchant,
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
My new stock of
Fall Footwear
ONINIr
is now ready for inspection. I have
BETTER GOODS
and
LOWER PRICES
than ever. In the line of
11Waterprooffs
my stock is very complete. Come and see for your-
self.
Produce taken in exchange for goods..
OHAS. FRITZ
THE SHOEMAN, ZURICH'.
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E ARE OFFERING A FINE LINE
of Dinner and Tea Setts, just to
hand, direct from England,and can save pro-
spective buyers money. We also carry a full
line of dishes of all kinds.
edroont Setts
livrE HAVE A LINE OF BED -R00
Setts, which are of the newest
designs and colors on the market, at
bottom. prices. Be sure and., see these
before purchasing elsewhere.,
rock -
goods
Highest prices paid for all kinds
of produce.
J. PREETER,
ZURICH - - - ONTARIO.
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