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Vol. V. No. 13.
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
ZURICH, OBIT.,
LEGAL CARDS.
DS.
H. J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garroq'• Proudfoot) Barris-
er, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Hensel', Ontario.
).
G. STA;\a3I11tY, E. 'A. P. W, 0LAnfIAN.
Giadmian err Stanbury.
BARRISTER'S, SOLICITORS, N0'1A-
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village and 11iirm I rope'rty at lowest
rates of interogt. Docninonts in original
German react and advised upon.
-AT HHENSALL--
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satelay.
-OFFICES-
Hensall-0•vt;r Stoneman's Jeweliery'Store
Exeter Offices --Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROUDFOUT, HAYS & FLAIR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITO'fS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
Goderatch, - - - Canada.
w. ratur1Feor, ti. r I It.
0. F. T,T:1I7t.
I USJNESS CARDS.
R. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and .Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterinary medicines of an
'kinds always on halal.
Day a'ol night calls promptly attend-
ed to. OFFICE- .14.1 \ t a. Beruler's
Old Stand, 3 -lain 5t .nrich, Ont,
NDREW F. HESS.
Fire Insurancesil'eoted in all leading
companies. Accident .policies issuer.
JURIO1i •- ONTARIO.
A. ELL Eelse 'Dr. 5c'ott'as Dien.;' stock food.
Thr;:, are the best. CeSchrag.
¶ he Peninsular Maws and Sto-
vea,.aare guaranteed i)y A. Charles -
;e & Son to Niko Y rt; ter and use
1. -es fuel than any otht r range or
04073 011 the mar .
rPcople should sw,Teep, t3an T.6fa-r
-eines" I ... • •r(ne von planks
FRIDAY, OCT. -21, 1904,.
1. Per Year
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. J. Snyder, .ei Brucefield, was
'in town, Wednesday, on business.
Mr. J. J. Mercier, of Goderich,
spent a few days in town this week,
The voters' list of 1903 will be
used in the coming Dominion elec-
tions,
Mr, John 'eseloh and Master
Theador°, were in Exeter, Monday,
on business.
Mr. Morent.s;,of Benniiller,was the
guest of Mr. :Henry Ortwein for ,t
few days last week.
Try- our Mar -Not Varnish for
linoleum arid. oil cloth ; will dry in
eight hours. A. Charleswoth aC Sen.
We wattle(. be obliged if one of
our subscribers could send us a
c23rd. v, opy of T HERALD of September
Dr. arai. Mrs. ,Campbell visited
the latter(:) parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Mutidock, Hensall, on 'Sun-
day last.
Misses Maggie and Eml.nt 'Wese-
loh wenn: visiting witJi Mr. a od firs.
Loris Ii-Vaaft, Stephen, for ea few
days last week.
111r. and Mrs. Jacob Haberer and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft were the
guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Jehei W ese-
loll or Sunday last.
Call and see Charleswer'tic's Star
Oak st(l e. It will burn .ei•t'ilen• coal
or wood and i; a perfect 1zott ter. No
trouble to show goods,
l'•.,31iit forget to attend the meet-
ing in the Town I --hal to -morrow
eroning in the interests ,t,f the new
face.grounds and race track.
is the time to Pluy- Interne,
t alnal stock food toed 1 actpara.tions,
Dentist, grader M;:+t e Royal College
• of Dental t 11rg(e ne, Pe,^ento, also honor
-graduate of 1)epar aar:tt of Dentistry,
'Toronto i er ity. 1^• rules extraction,
•lif teeth. Plate wv11. a•Jalteciality.
'.tt Dominion 13•eauov%,'Zuricil, every
.� BOSSr'4aaERR
s
Licensed /.•lieu„uieer for Iiror-
on County, respoet1u1)y•colicits the pat-
^onage of those win) lin-end having sales.
-Satisfaction a naraauted.
HILIP SI i.' SLE
} Lieensatl 1`aaaetioneer for the
-County of Hume a would request
•those having sake to'e,all on sue.
''TT•e'•tns Moderate: satisfaction gnaran-
•teed, Your pat, @•ra1U e .solicit. -d.
HOTELS,.
`�? .'...d'iat'•`.i.l:%:I**Clt*1:wi.,G%•'+',t %:::1:{l *e*0
ir 4r * EM THE t:'• Cy te. C 3 Eo
DaM ERGIIL MEL
•4' 7 (12 ZURICH t c$ ft Ei+
Btt,ictly,., ,p -to -elate in snaiesaa im.
proxeme,r.ts. .Dining rooms ,is,tsup-
plied with only the very best.
Bar oontzins choice liquane :and
,eagars. i( 1( 5' 1( If
111141t Sample Roorose
for Coronkereial Mesa.
J. P. R A U, P R O P R I ETO e4..:r
0 1/74'111
11.02113134111/1411 r1,25.2.11117 4:611720.now
House.
This House has-lseoetatly changed
hands, and is now, one of the
most orderly anc. est con-
ducted Houses isz+a. the
Province.
o pater Xa.ble in the j'gominion.
R. R. Johnston & Son
PROPRIETORS.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat (old)..,,,. $1,00 to 1.00
Wheat (new) 96 to 1,04
Oats 29 30
Barley ..., , .........37 38
Peas 55 62
Flour.......,......:2 50 2 75
Butter ... , . 12 13
Egs ..
Chiekens itla . , . , .. , 17 8 4 15
Potat00s,.30 35
Hogs rpgr ;OWt),+$5,00 $5.50
=.c'sad..Cet leaves ins/lize at n ost dangeQ::-
.ens tt;)lnbinatica. :1''o.ono needs to:
beweemd to get -a Kali t-.liese ever
..11neeting in the I11t'et ests of the..
Reform candidate, Mr. Fraser,
wall Abe held in. the 'Town Hall,:
Znactic,1i, on Friday ec,.au1ng, Oc.t. 28.'
Nr.'1ii. G. Cameron, M. ,1'. P., M.
Y.'iJoLean, and othersaddress
the •ine:'ting.
Mr.. Albert Heidemax.Fnas sold his
d w:Llitlg to Mr. Henry'Wainer, Sr.,:
of the tJ3ronson line, dor $1200.00.
Mr. W.ajper gets posse k;i()n on Nov.:
1st Mr,,Heidelnun evil' 1.k ly 1110' e
into Mrs. D. Stelck's ;teens% which
is vat.1b1Th at present.
Is tt,:isl nclian Suminer, r is it a
slice of slimmer weather ,delayed.
It has certainly been a week of fine
weather ,and. farmers Ibatue taken
due advantage of it in getting their
fall ploughing done and „getting
other things s in shape for the com-
ing wintry:.
Mr. WtUiasm Fritz has .sold dais in-
terest in the Royal hotel at ,Credi-
ton to Mr., Zahn Mcisaac, of Step-
hen township. Mr, .L ritz diid not
own the pr,oal)erty, but had it ,leased
for a nuatber of years. We nander-
stand that Mr. Fritz and faru,iJy- in-
tend moving to Zurich.
An exchange speaks of a rnan
who always paid his local paper a
year in advance,. • As a reward he
has never had corns on his toes., or
.toothaches, his potatoes never got,
nor the frost kill the pears, his
babies never cry ,at night, his wife
never scolds, and he has succeeded
ia:serving three terms on the school
hoard without being criticized.
Mr. D. M. Stewart, general manan,-
gcr ,of the Sovereign. Bank of Cana- ;
ria, paid the Zurich branch an
official visit on Monday. We un-
derstand that an effort will be made
to secure larger and more modern
quarters for the hank, as the busi-
ness done at this branch has in-
creased wonderfully. Mr. F. E.
Karn, manager of the Sovereign
bank at Exeter, accompanied him.
In our last weeks issue we made
1nention of the fact that Mr. A.
Lehman had sold his 100 -acre farm
on the Bronson to Mr. Jos. Smith.
Mr. Smith had already done some
ploughing on the land but no writ-
ings had been drawn up. Some
disagreement occured and the Ileal
was declared off, We understand
that it is Mr. Lehman's intention
to rent the house he recently pur-
ehased: in the village. Mr. Smith
purposes moving to our village in
the near future.
D. S Faust has received a supply
of salt for farm use.
Leave,your order for oileake, rye
and buckwheat flour at Sehrag's.
Mr, D. Steinbach and daughter,
Miss Beatrice,visited Exeter friends
on Sunday. •
Messrs. Ben. Bertrand and Geo.
Eilber, of Crediton, were guests of
Mr. 0. Eilber, Sunday.
Miss Eatlierino Tre\uilner left for
Detroit last Saturday, where she
expects to spend the. winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Weber, of near
Dashwood, were visitors at the
hone of Mr. Thos. Johnson on Sun-
day last.
Try Native or Rival Herbs,. the
great kidney and liver regulator,
also Rival Ointment and Native
Oil. C. Schrag.
Mr. Wes. Schoellig is studying
dentistry in Detroit, aanal is one of
the "freshmen" in the Dental Col-
lege in that city.
LosT.-Between Bronson line and
Ka1bfiei5ch':s mills of the 1tth con.,
an oil cloth fol' use in buggy, Pind-
er leave at this office,
The W. C. T. U. meeting, which
was held at the home of Mrs. John
Geiger on Monday evening, Oct. 17;
was -very largely attended.
Mr. Harry Weber; returnecl. on
Friday evening from a fret N‘(,(.les
visit at kis home in Dundee. He
also visited other northerly poleits.
Parties wanting to take out deer
hunting licenses earn get the same
by apl$Ying to Major ,Anderson,
deputy game warders of Huron
County.
Mr. J. D. Merner has had a ce-
ment .1 ep built in front of his store
by Mr. John Selmetticr, which adds
g;re a.tly to its appearance and should
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