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Laundry .
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to destroy • or injure
your Clothing. and we
Guarantee our Work.
TAILORING IN -
CONNECTION
W. H. HOFFMAN
IIIISMISIMMEMI=17.0117MMIP
Zurich 1-1Pra
Strayed.
To my premises, Lot 12, Con. 11, Hay,
on the 17th of October, One dark roan
•year.old steer. Owner can have same by
proving prOperby and paying expenses.
13-3t JACOB BROWN, Zurich, P. 0.
A local saleeMari fOr Zurich, Ont., and
surrounding territory to Represent
"CANADAS GREATEST NURSERIES"
Newest Varieties, and Specialties in
Hardy Fruits, Small Fruits,
- Shrubs, Ornamentals and Rases.
A permanent situation, and territory
reserved fax tho right man. Pay weekly,
handsome outtit free. Write for particu-
lars, ;old end 25 cents for our pocket
microscope, just the thing to use in exain.
ining trees and phtnts for insects.
Stone ;2- Wellington,
FONTMILL NURSERIES.
+Ann SOO ,tenn•;. Toronto, Ont
1 3HOTOS.---I will be in Zurich every
Monday, all day, and am prepared to
take photos at the old stand next to Dr.
Campbell's office.
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rtEDAR POSTS FOR SALE:—We have
A.--• a largo number of First Class Posts
at the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which will
I, e sold nt reasonabk... prices. For partici],
Ii s apply to
48-tt-.M.tttET, & Tlysolltt, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE . -----fu the Township
of Hay, hoin,2 lot 25. von. 15, 100
ttere4, clear, well ft,netql and is 1good
state of math...that, plenty of water, nt
overflowing well nt the hack end of the
form, there is also a good twin': house /111E1
'KIVU W11.11 14n ESi 11 inicri?eath, it large
.driving shed and other outbuildings, a I
!(,•ourt orchard, al,.0 conwhi,.111. to cliools,
churches and wst, 1liee, 1 1011115 froot Lake
Huron,41 nhi1e, from Zurich. For par-
tieuIhrs apply on the proinhes 1to Blake
I'. 0. Mits. I‘Littx• 7- Im-ptl
Farm for Sale.
210 acres on tile Saulilo line, Hay Tp.,
about. 30 acres of gond bush, good dwell-
ing ami large hank barn. Plenty of good
water. For furthor particulars apply oil
the premises, Lot 13, L 1 West, or to
Daniel Smith, St. !Tomer P. O. Ont. 50tf
Sold by All rcewscleakrs
ail.W. PEPPER
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Eighth LocvistSts., Pfilladeishie. Pa.
HENSA LL
Special to THE Hial.AT..b. pOStiti011 in it. f1a mill.
CRED/TON i
— i
Special to TEN HERALD. 1 '
Mr. Geo. Finkbeiner has left f.ir I
13e11 River. where lie has secured a 1 '
A number of the side streets
have been gravelled and now the
main street is being improved.
Messrs. D. 'Urquhart, D. Burns,
A. Youngblut and. W. Kemp left on
Tuesday ovening to attend the
Liberal Convention in Toronto.
On. Thursday evening delegates
will bo selected to attend. the ;-:4orith
Huron Convention, which will bileld in e
t• pe
Friday afternoon of this week.
Reeve Llitilont and Mr. Stttnbury
of 1{17:eter :Ire mentioned as possible
candidates.
Mrs. Dr. Sellery reriqved on
Itionday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. T. MacArthur, Ring St..
entertained 3 number of friends
last week to moot her visitors.
For soine time past the talk of
the village has been the china wed-
ding of Mr. and 'Mrs. I.ballierd of
this village which was celebrated
on Tuesday. Over 200 invitations
were sent not. Dinner was .served
from 5 t() 8 p, In, tit the residence
at the east part of the town and
then the. gnosts adjourned to Mil-
lers Opera House where 1)11151 (1 an.d.
da 11 cilia, were indulged. in until the
wee Small honrs. Mr, and .)iIrs.
BuIlierd. received 0 range from
Seeforth, and. china dinner and 3.3
china tea set from friends in
rho village), the Bell family gave
them a china cabinet and her rolativo, the Horton's, 0 range. The
people counted on having one of
the best times of their lifo. The
dinner surpassed all eXpeetations.
S. T. Hopper, druggist, reports a
good sale of itis Imperial Stock
Food.
DRYSDALE
Speeitt1, to TIN H)11Lfl
The Drysdale Catholic church
Vas the scene 01 33 happy event 0)1
l'nesday last, when Mr. Louis
I Durand was united in marriage to
Miss "Zfary &dour, daughter of
Simon Badour, Jr. The groom was
stipportod by Messrs. :fos. Bodoni
and Dennis 13adour, and the brido
by 'Misses Emma Durand and Mar-
celline Denomie. The ceremony
took place in the church at precise-
ly 1.1 1110 0'01001; 1.11 the presence of a
great many invited guests, and was
performed by the Rev, Father
Loiselle. After the ceremony the
guests repaired to tho home of the
bride where a sumptuous repast.
had been mepared and to which all
did ample justice. They will reside
on the Bauble lino, Stanley. We
extend congratulations to Mr. and
'Airs. Durand and wish them lunch.
Ito': and happiness.
RON", (lemens, of alshwood,
assisted in the revival meeting'
Mr. James Ltunpwrt has returned
from Manitoba where he visited
friends.
Mr. Eilber, "Al. P. P., retrirneri
from his hunting expedition 13 4t
Saturday. He brought t wo fon, j
(1,-,,/..\.vith him. Alr.• Ezra, Ereaner
nt •..;rand Bond, who aceompairiod 4
him on tho trip, also returned with you thiany come to the conclusion
two (leer. that Eeal Estate is not in demandaltlinuA at that 1:01'7 tlp..ro aro
held last week,
ave you
•
1-4 z-174.111,11
•
For
If so, lam are you going to
sell it:
FUST you must make publi11c
the fact that it is for sale.
11 V(,11 are old-fashioncd
your ittthi,i r in ,311111r WoraS,
ti)(1l.'S r0l will
irob-
uh1r tell your friends about it, or
pot a board it on the Irc,)perty
•Nrith the wcrels "For Sale- on it.
After yon have waitel a long timo
•
Mr. B. Brown has repaired. the
damage done to his shop by the
recent fir:
A meeting of Literary Society
was held at the inane Of 'Airs.
Zwicker last Monday ovemug
A SUCcessfnl social was held iti
conneetiCin ivith the Epworth .Len-
gue of the Methodist ehareh on
Wedne:41.ny EtVellintr.
•
.1 neeple in different parts t)f. the eountr:,.- who would be glad
to buy you,' irr,Iporty at a lair priee it they only laoyw itholit
. _
'method of doing bushiest; lins V411.1S011. 41. 001111)100 revointion in
14 ••,
f74%;1 the Real Estate 1m:di-Loss, Flit'.3T, because It is entirely differ-
ent rrem the methods, herot•oforc existing,. :-.111CONDL'i', hocaup,e
it is r..itsoitable, thoroughly practicable and up-to-(itt.'ie. ,,N.nil
boeauso it is wonderfully successfal. liy oar method <.1 ittivortis,
CO U N TY N EINS ing fun particularti of your property ean be brought to Via; attoition of;
more than half tt, million peoplo,
astmeranmau,serannars.rmnrutruxtistret,...tim,mucwrme
he 'stern Real k.,,state
1ri
• "I1,7.0, W.,
1_412/ R„, hi .4 •t.4.,;:s ,r44,1
---
W. F. :Wyk and. Jriseph Salkeld,
Goderich township, lia.vo. been ap-
pointed justices of the Peace.
The Huron and Brneo Loan an,1
Investment Company, with head
offiees at (40i11 :h, tuts besn al, -
sorbed by the Standard Loan Co.,
Ti 11)11 to.
'West Hrtron Conservatives will
meet in Auburn on Monday, Nov.
28th, to 501(4: 11. candidate to repre-
sent them in the Provincial House.
Mr. Neeb has disposed of his fine
hundred acre farm in the township
of Stephen, being lot 1 7, con, 12, to
his son, .A.lexundor, for $5200, Mr.
Neob inttnuls retiring from farm
life.
At a 1.41)0cial session of the ,i-luron
District T.,1go of the Ancient Or-
der of United Workman held in
Clinton recently, it Wart decidetl in
nilopt what is (losiglinied as the
"limiter liateA," means a
substantial raise to the present
1 ,
Mr. S. A. Moffatt, of London,
will return to Varna to live, and
will reside on his tine farm 21O1
there.
Hrillett township electors will
vote on a Local Option by-law tit
the coming munieipal elections.
Mr. John MeCaughoy, of tho
.Commercial IIotl, Clinton, is .115
poem,: 00amount, of burglars ran.
sacking his hotel the other night.
Mr. George Cralmore, of Exeter,
received an unpleasant phitking up
the other day by bring pitched out
0113. wagon heed toremost, as the
result Of the plunging of his horse
While mired in Hay swamp. Mr.
1.
Ctulmore has fully ro.2ororod.
Two of Stanley townships highly
rospected (1U11' 1' 001.1
in marriage 1....4:
"Maplehnrst, o':!
and Mrs. tiekiro whon
10011' . .
cumo, the lirid.• of Aplin
0 prosl.:erous
er Ow sof..orria 4.1
(..)n 1.„
:in interesting event t;-,..;11-. pltlee at
tale W. T. 'lox,
1 Cortlt, the l'oing
riage 4'q 1 n,1dirogater,
lincla May, to Elgin Li. Chose. .11
t• I. a w)t. The 01'1.01.tlt1rt:t."
f.:rilit,t1 h'i' RON".
Wn,-; wittwssod by only 1-1..e.
ode rt..tatives the bt"1,1e n71(1
?Jr. and Mrs. 2 \ 10.X31,111101.'
of Enloe:fied, 0104: with 0
accident the other day untie
turning te-
tm from Bruceileld. The
horse took fright at solne ,dogs
running ont and. jnniped into the
ditch. , upsetting the buggy and
throwing the occupants out. Fort:
Miately no further injury resulted
than a few bruises. and a severa
shaking up,
,,,,, 6 " ,CI, Airpek 't".' 4:^ 41
s?. 4
-2
A 'GOOD GUIDE,
ron TI rtisciutss oa A FTHEA1211elaborately
111uhtrated,p) 1nage STIniliNS 31110g. :1'his manual of
ready roforonee4lescrihes the most ecmplete and varied
Hite of single shot •
Rifles Pistols Shotguns
etc., the output a one manufacturer.
Thom the Writv(N4.Mlyntr€1 3 rl Ile °Nu: tiny silent -
or, to the hea,y, Olney Ste% ott5 target tilleA of thee,e1,1s
bane,len shots El, e teentien thigh standard ofezeellence
is rigidly maintained,
STE,VENS
are sold by n11 sporting gAo414 and Ilardwato dealers.
Ask them for eur trtake-1lis61 on gutting it. Don% be
pet 4)1(551111 something "Jtet an 1.1.00,1, The fact that
Stevens Arms are OCY A e A NT eel) 51012 QtrAttrY
should tempt re to bo sum to spongy this time.
honored brand.
Send two as. stamps foretevens Book and MC Puzzle.
J. STEVENS AMIS.& TOOL 'CO.
P. O. )13os 409-1
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Special to TEN HERALD. 1 '
Mr. Geo. Finkbeiner has left f.ir I
13e11 River. where lie has secured a 1 '
A number of the side streets
have been gravelled and now the
main street is being improved.
Messrs. D. 'Urquhart, D. Burns,
A. Youngblut and. W. Kemp left on
Tuesday ovening to attend the
Liberal Convention in Toronto.
On. Thursday evening delegates
will bo selected to attend. the ;-:4orith
Huron Convention, which will bileld in e
t• pe
Friday afternoon of this week.
Reeve Llitilont and Mr. Stttnbury
of 1{17:eter :Ire mentioned as possible
candidates.
Mrs. Dr. Sellery reriqved on
Itionday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. T. MacArthur, Ring St..
entertained 3 number of friends
last week to moot her visitors.
For soine time past the talk of
the village has been the china wed-
ding of Mr. and 'Mrs. I.ballierd of
this village which was celebrated
on Tuesday. Over 200 invitations
were sent not. Dinner was .served
from 5 t() 8 p, In, tit the residence
at the east part of the town and
then the. gnosts adjourned to Mil-
lers Opera House where 1)11151 (1 an.d.
da 11 cilia, were indulged. in until the
wee Small honrs. Mr, and .)iIrs.
BuIlierd. received 0 range from
Seeforth, and. china dinner and 3.3
china tea set from friends in
rho village), the Bell family gave
them a china cabinet and her rolativo, the Horton's, 0 range. The
people counted on having one of
the best times of their lifo. The
dinner surpassed all eXpeetations.
S. T. Hopper, druggist, reports a
good sale of itis Imperial Stock
Food.
DRYSDALE
Speeitt1, to TIN H)11Lfl
The Drysdale Catholic church
Vas the scene 01 33 happy event 0)1
l'nesday last, when Mr. Louis
I Durand was united in marriage to
Miss "Zfary &dour, daughter of
Simon Badour, Jr. The groom was
stipportod by Messrs. :fos. Bodoni
and Dennis 13adour, and the brido
by 'Misses Emma Durand and Mar-
celline Denomie. The ceremony
took place in the church at precise-
ly 1.1 1110 0'01001; 1.11 the presence of a
great many invited guests, and was
performed by the Rev, Father
Loiselle. After the ceremony the
guests repaired to tho home of the
bride where a sumptuous repast.
had been mepared and to which all
did ample justice. They will reside
on the Bauble lino, Stanley. We
extend congratulations to Mr. and
'Airs. Durand and wish them lunch.
Ito': and happiness.
RON", (lemens, of alshwood,
assisted in the revival meeting'
Mr. James Ltunpwrt has returned
from Manitoba where he visited
friends.
Mr. Eilber, "Al. P. P., retrirneri
from his hunting expedition 13 4t
Saturday. He brought t wo fon, j
(1,-,,/..\.vith him. Alr.• Ezra, Ereaner
nt •..;rand Bond, who aceompairiod 4
him on tho trip, also returned with you thiany come to the conclusion
two (leer. that Eeal Estate is not in demandaltlinuA at that 1:01'7 tlp..ro aro
held last week,
ave you
•
1-4 z-174.111,11
•
For
If so, lam are you going to
sell it:
FUST you must make publi11c
the fact that it is for sale.
11 V(,11 are old-fashioncd
your ittthi,i r in ,311111r WoraS,
ti)(1l.'S r0l will
irob-
uh1r tell your friends about it, or
pot a board it on the Irc,)perty
•Nrith the wcrels "For Sale- on it.
After yon have waitel a long timo
•
Mr. B. Brown has repaired. the
damage done to his shop by the
recent fir:
A meeting of Literary Society
was held at the inane Of 'Airs.
Zwicker last Monday ovemug
A SUCcessfnl social was held iti
conneetiCin ivith the Epworth .Len-
gue of the Methodist ehareh on
Wedne:41.ny EtVellintr.
•
.1 neeple in different parts t)f. the eountr:,.- who would be glad
to buy you,' irr,Iporty at a lair priee it they only laoyw itholit
. _
'method of doing bushiest; lins V411.1S011. 41. 001111)100 revointion in
14 ••,
f74%;1 the Real Estate 1m:di-Loss, Flit'.3T, because It is entirely differ-
ent rrem the methods, herot•oforc existing,. :-.111CONDL'i', hocaup,e
it is r..itsoitable, thoroughly practicable and up-to-(itt.'ie. ,,N.nil
boeauso it is wonderfully successfal. liy oar method <.1 ittivortis,
CO U N TY N EINS ing fun particularti of your property ean be brought to Via; attoition of;
more than half tt, million peoplo,
astmeranmau,serannars.rmnrutruxtistret,...tim,mucwrme
he 'stern Real k.,,state
1ri
• "I1,7.0, W.,
1_412/ R„, hi .4 •t.4.,;:s ,r44,1
---
W. F. :Wyk and. Jriseph Salkeld,
Goderich township, lia.vo. been ap-
pointed justices of the Peace.
The Huron and Brneo Loan an,1
Investment Company, with head
offiees at (40i11 :h, tuts besn al, -
sorbed by the Standard Loan Co.,
Ti 11)11 to.
'West Hrtron Conservatives will
meet in Auburn on Monday, Nov.
28th, to 501(4: 11. candidate to repre-
sent them in the Provincial House.
Mr. Neeb has disposed of his fine
hundred acre farm in the township
of Stephen, being lot 1 7, con, 12, to
his son, .A.lexundor, for $5200, Mr.
Neob inttnuls retiring from farm
life.
At a 1.41)0cial session of the ,i-luron
District T.,1go of the Ancient Or-
der of United Workman held in
Clinton recently, it Wart decidetl in
nilopt what is (losiglinied as the
"limiter liateA," means a
substantial raise to the present
1 ,
Mr. S. A. Moffatt, of London,
will return to Varna to live, and
will reside on his tine farm 21O1
there.
Hrillett township electors will
vote on a Local Option by-law tit
the coming munieipal elections.
Mr. John MeCaughoy, of tho
.Commercial IIotl, Clinton, is .115
poem,: 00amount, of burglars ran.
sacking his hotel the other night.
Mr. George Cralmore, of Exeter,
received an unpleasant phitking up
the other day by bring pitched out
0113. wagon heed toremost, as the
result Of the plunging of his horse
While mired in Hay swamp. Mr.
1.
Ctulmore has fully ro.2ororod.
Two of Stanley townships highly
rospected (1U11' 1' 001.1
in marriage 1....4:
"Maplehnrst, o':!
and Mrs. tiekiro whon
10011' . .
cumo, the lirid.• of Aplin
0 prosl.:erous
er Ow sof..orria 4.1
(..)n 1.„
:in interesting event t;-,..;11-. pltlee at
tale W. T. 'lox,
1 Cortlt, the l'oing
riage 4'q 1 n,1dirogater,
lincla May, to Elgin Li. Chose. .11
t• I. a w)t. The 01'1.01.tlt1rt:t."
f.:rilit,t1 h'i' RON".
Wn,-; wittwssod by only 1-1..e.
ode rt..tatives the bt"1,1e n71(1
?Jr. and Mrs. 2 \ 10.X31,111101.'
of Enloe:fied, 0104: with 0
accident the other day untie
turning te-
tm from Bruceileld. The
horse took fright at solne ,dogs
running ont and. jnniped into the
ditch. , upsetting the buggy and
throwing the occupants out. Fort:
Miately no further injury resulted
than a few bruises. and a severa
shaking up,
,,,,, 6 " ,CI, Airpek 't".' 4:^ 41
s?. 4
-2
A 'GOOD GUIDE,
ron TI rtisciutss oa A FTHEA1211elaborately
111uhtrated,p) 1nage STIniliNS 31110g. :1'his manual of
ready roforonee4lescrihes the most ecmplete and varied
Hite of single shot •
Rifles Pistols Shotguns
etc., the output a one manufacturer.
Thom the Writv(N4.Mlyntr€1 3 rl Ile °Nu: tiny silent -
or, to the hea,y, Olney Ste% ott5 target tilleA of thee,e1,1s
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is rigidly maintained,
STE,VENS
are sold by n11 sporting gAo414 and Ilardwato dealers.
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should tempt re to bo sum to spongy this time.
honored brand.
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J. STEVENS AMIS.& TOOL 'CO.
P. O. )13os 409-1
Chicopee rails, Masa., U. 5. A.
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