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ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY., AUG. 31, 1900.
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D. DYER, EDITOR, ZURICH, P.O.
CHURCwES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catholic.
Order of service for Sundays and
Holy Days: -High mass at 10 a.m., Ves-
pers and Benediction of the most Blessed
`inerament at 7 p. xn. Week Days: -
\lass every morning at 7:30. Saturday
venings from 7 to 8. one hour's visit to
his Lord in the Blessed Saerament.
Rey. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
VANGELICAL, German and English
Rev. C. H. Pinkleeiner. Pastor.
On. Cut4erildle Et. Petri Oemeinbe
Ootterbienit: Ssetintui3 illeritens
alb tI .tL'nb,
onmki ditk, Ileraens nean
hr. Eel= Verfairmilint4,
2Ibents,u.rn 1ILb (cht,
part° .
he Commercial
Hotel,
FOSTER, Prorietor
Davy aceounuoilation for the
travelling public. Always stop
at THE COMMERCIAL when
hi Zurich.
Fir4-class. sang& riionis for
Miss Andrews of Varna,is stay-
ing with. Mrs. E. Zeller at present.
A larger .number than usual in-
tend visiting the. Western Fair at
London this year.
If you have no Ad. in THE
HERALD, come in and get our rates.
"It pays to advertise"
Miss Grace Torrance, is in attend-
ance at the second term of the
London Normal school.
Mrs. John Fuss has been ill for
a few days, but we are pleased to
learn that she has recovered.
Several of our advertising pat-
rons have told us, that their ads,
have already borne good fruit,
Fred. Siegner of Crediton and
Chas. Waldron, representing Clare
Bros. & Co. of Preston were in town.
on Friday last.
Miss. Marshall returned to her
home at Merlin on Sattu•day, after
spending a month wit]i her sister
Mrs. Zeller.
Mrs. (Dr.) Buchanan left last
Thursday, to visit friends at Grand
Rapids and Caledonia. She will
remain about ten days.
THANK YOU, WILL!
Wm. Lamont, Councillor of Stan-
ley Tp., says that Tara HERALD is
the best local paper in the district.
Misses Clara and Rose Wettlaufer
who had been visiting friends in
this vicinity for a few weeks, left
on Saturday for their home at
Blyth.
J. Zuelle and family and (4. F.
Youngblut and family all of Hen-
sall were guests at th( Methodist
S. School picnic at Grand. Bend on
Tuesday.
Ftubseriptions are Naming in at
the rate of fifty itweek that is the,
number we added to oto list last
week. THE HERALD is eertainly
•filling it haw felt want"
• L4n bk ettrefully reVer the advert is..
mews in the HERALD. Yon may
save it years subscription on as
itnrehaste Mention this pi 114a•
when purchasing from your dr.:tiers
We regret to bear of the evriena
illness of Wm Miller. briekanaker
of StaToseph. Ilt• is down with an
attaelc ',f typhoid fever and we
understand ts 'in a Nely damsel ous
condition.
Tun HERALD Will be Sent to your
address t') tlu• laid of the year for
23 t•ts. Sena 1n your quarter for it
triai aubseription. Ve will give
yon all the lijinl vs and plenty anf
paid reading matter.
tr Brien is laid want pr"-.=
ent. W. (4. Hees thinks the eheet-
bre wasen is the eavase and wattild
recommend as a eareatnail on Mast.
or
it rabbit pet -pie. How woDhltit
tri a ter the pinery lo?
B. Holtzman. whn has been visit-
ing his parents for a few weeks. re-
turned tot:Ma-en Mich., on Saturday
tiecempanied
1t his cousin. Mise
Clara Strerus, who intends remain-
ing with Ben. for a few months.
FIrottY OR NO SPORTs, Labor day
OD behalf. of the married men,
T herbr ehallenge
to a friendly game of base' -ball ot
Monday afternoon. Losers to nay
for iee-cream and cigars. C. Fritz.
Lightning struck the dwelling of
11. Linthardt on Sunday evening
about 8 o'clock. The North chim-
ney was wrecked, and a eonsider-
able portion of the roof damaged.
Feertunately none of the occupants
were injured.
Counterfeit quartersare in circu-
lation in Western Ontario. They
are described as exaet reproductions
of the genuine coin but are lighter
in weight. whiter M color. awl the
lettering is not so prominent. They
hear the date of 1i4V.
We are sorry to learnt that F.
Kibler has decided to leave town.
Fred's departure will be a distinct
loss to our to' n. We hear that he
is going to Brampton. engage in
the wholesale shoe business. We
hope for his continued prosperity.
Several gangs of Gipslee are
camping, in the neighborhood.
They have a lot of horses and no
doubt are Oren for deals. Several
of our horse -traders have teen
keeping company- with them, and
likely before we go to press some
.oluniercial
A 'orb; r( wirEtt. - ZURICH
ELLER
Clerk IOth Dlv.. COurt,Huran
rosieneissiener for takIng, Affidavits,
eaveya•seer ete. Valuator for the Hu-
n and Lena rand Savings Co.
Office- Zeller Block, Zurich Ont.
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•j. D. COOKE,
(Late with (iarrew & Proadfoet) l3arrist
Solicitort, "Notary
Hensall, Ontario.
O. STANBURY, 13.A.
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11ISTE11, I•X)LICITOR. NOTARY,
avv3:aneer, Moriey to Loan on Village
1 Palm Property at lowest rates of In-
lerKanents "n original 13ermarr
id and advised upon.
ZURICH COURT ATTENIAID
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ZURICH P. 0
e open daily exc pt Sundays from
1..entil p. me The mails are
tributea as follows:
LpoRHENsALL.elosext 6 :55a.m.
•• -• 2:55 p.m.
SI...Jostens, " 11 :10 tom.
a L. H. & B., " 6 :55 flan.
" L. H. &11.,
• Fi-'9.31 HENSALL, arr. 11 :00 a an.
•", 7 ;.:lre para.
*- " 10:45 a.m.
•• L. F. & B., " 11 :00 a.m.
L. H. & 13.. " 7 :3Com.
ETTERS FOR REGISTRATAYS, Must
wttd h1t an hour previous to
thee for closing the mails.
lh.S.FA UST, Postinaster.
(Our ,Toeti
-tie 4 t
atch our North window!
P. Bender & Co.
las Kling of Seaforth, was in
a on 'Wednesday.
Zeller is moving his office to
slier Bloek this week.
s. Richardson took et- business
to 'Exeter on Saturday last.
our will et "soaked.
The Metnedist S. S. Pienie en
Tneeday was largely attended and
everybody reports a good time. It
was an ideal day for an tatting and
we are sure that afl were benefitted
spending a day at the. shores of
Lake Huron, Grand Bend eeems fo
be the popular place for picnics.
Our fax mill men have finished
threshing and the yield turned out
well. Working up the fihre wili
soon begin. We understand that
prices for seed and tow are more
satisfactory than they have been
for some years. We hope that the
mill will be kept going every year,
As it is a great help to our town.
Mrs. D. Steinbach is reported
very ill this week.
Mr. Alf Schmidt and his sister
Clara of Sebringville were visiting
their sister Mrs. C. • 'Hartlieb.
ante telephone girl remarks in a
low tone, that a ring on the finger
is worth two on the phon.e,"
Mrs. McLean, of Windsor, is the
guest of her husband Architect
McLean, this week, at the °emitter -
In Zurich., lifer= Co., erscheint
seit einiger zeit sin Englisches
Wochenblatt, der Herald, -Berliner
Jotu•nal.
The days are shortening and the
nights are getting long ; the electric
lights are turned on considerably
match earlier.
Miss Minnie and Mina Doan left
Saturday of last week, for Lucan,
where they visited with friends
until. Wednesday.
'Monday is Labor day.
The Canadian coal dealera have
formed an association to fight the
American jobbers.
Fred. Kibler left for Brampton
Wednesday morning. His family
will remain here for a few weeks.
A meeting of the South Huron
Reform Association will be held on
Sept. 4th, for the election of officers
and other business.
The Glass family gave. a concert
in the Town hall on Wednesday
evening, The attendance was not.
very large, The young ladies
sing and play fairly well for ama-
teurs.
J. (4. Stanlyary B. A. the popular
young barrister of Exeter, again
distinguished himself at the Divis-
ion Court sitting on Monday. His
many friends here are gratified to
note his success.
T. B. Carling, a well-kownn and
nopulur citizen of Exeter, was in
Jim. McAlear and sister Minnie London hat Friday, and happened
from Birr, and Miss Laura Braith- t') fall 1)1 with a munber of Liberals
waite of Lucan, returned TiOnie wile were gooa-humoredly roasting
last week after spending a few him politically -he being well
days with Miss Mina Doan. known as a prononneed Coneerva-
0. Eilber has traded horses with tive. Said Mr. Carling-eIll tell
Chas. Cook of Goderich township, you something whhia is unusual.
Claris has something swifter than I inarrilld into a COnservittive
ever and stir; he intends to make tfiallalsgrits:iensisgti7=Tioiti)ti:
the eland fly about fall fair time.
$mtlea when told. he must be lone-
some in such company. -Clinton
New Fru.
'Ot, 'otter, hittest seemed to be
about the state of the weather as
(*a eb day was experienced until the
reaetion by a rain storm. This
was given over the phone the other
day by one of the subseribers to itne ming with varieue mixteres hyl
FIVINll or- eve 1,41:01 tlitty hi.. Ill.StrOY the
root, ef the Canada thistles whieli
grow in alnilidanee111 that PTA t iry
The town elerlt has eorresponded
with 118111y pone ars & al the eubjell
and in it letter reveived from C. E.
Straw, of W:.ti•rt, men Wie., be nee
nivel) ;1 euaes,..414 gn 1,^‘ prf AWL
valuable. 'lr. Shaw, who lite -math,
many invest/Latta ns en the eulajoet
aril be f& anal a sointina of equal
•rte eulphmee oriel 811,1 thrum -
The lutest fashionable color now- pro, 11,c 14-4 com to tt 11:
a days is VileatiOn brown :the reldeelisse the rep its of this \s -4•0d.
thing is acquired. at the lake ent, asamien ia it dangerous one
lint semething "just as gma f ix ant should be prenarea only
the druggists of town are itecustom- ;, by an expert taaluiet," said M.
ed to say. ean obtaint'd 011 anYIStraW. "The solution hits not her o
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farm In this leenlity and t, m.kinhiv tested es yet, but it is OOT & SHOE
• Where lots Of ourand Pity t • an 10.? emeht rr•ive ill lie 1114111, , '
folks get it.
p ath /
veti.e.a,! titt,ritnItri,e4r;vplztrullefle
eitttthg it
It is no denlat very grirtifying to do, n as of grows uttim..`.
Prineipal Hagan of &oar publie seltool
tale° to the parents of the olitlg
,• ladies who so euceeesfulle paesed
eAXADIAN THIsTLES. The thistle
et nennts:.italt."4 ''1' Clem). are e'q**'ri-
0
./IMSgrealt7gaZatt-•
e are offering the remainder of our summer dress
goods at prices that will suit everybody. The fol-
lowing list contains only a few of the bargains we offer
Were we to itemize every article "The Herald" would n't
have any room left for news.
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87 yds Scotch gingham the
newest, designs and shades
regular 12,4 cent goods now
clearing at -
184 yds Zephyr blousing in
cream, blue and pink shade,:
regular 15 vents per yard
elearing at - -
93 yds American percales
!regular 10 cents per yar dnow
clearing at - - - - 7X
.101 22314 yds Seersneker in fine
!shades. regular 10 and 1•S,X
rent per yard. clearing at
139 yds Fine dress muslins
ins• different patterns and
.12 shades, now red -aced to
12:4
ome and see the goods and he convinced that suck
bargains were never (demi before in Zurich.
Produce taken in exchange for goods. We do as we say!
%. ifatit
Main Street
Zuridib ert
..ouroasomiffloommsdoionom.
16ener & Co.
Succersors to F. KIBLE
reeent eVanlination-z. The
:young ladies ref%,rrf il. to afro :Miss
Jennie Hardly. Miss al:seta. Mealy.
(new cempoeitor on the IllieraM))
Nin.s Flossie Kibtor. Miss Diana
iind !lit.'s "Jima Thran, ttge
latter hatiing tah.,r3D.
woinid lit( tkivo
1-evla thy Nays" mauve among the
sIter('ssfUll ite.. bluit We hot& thuir
Mihaly tli time win mit '0 -0-e 111
, their alubilioll-Kintts taxi VA '2-
41ertts have mule fuiltiM., it) Civ-ir
and why nor yen': Try it
;Again la4ys and 'rah for litarrati
• and
tinivEN OCT OP THE lioTEL
' Two men who gave their name: -
as W. A. Sexton and jolin II. ladd-
er of Vitale/mein were uncernla-V-
ionsly bundled. out of a down -town
hotel last night- Their oecupatien
is that of pieture-franters4and they
• registered at the hotel in the
way. They went to sleep datring
the afternoon and -when they weke
up said they had lest $30 in cash.
They accused one of the la'll-hr'
ef having stolen it. The matter
was reported to the pollee and De-
tective Blaek investigated the ea -v.
After diligent setareh he found the
znociey in one of Sex:toes
exten and Pedder were tate n their
reevehing orders by the hotel prda.
prieter. They left for 5011tkitl1tpOE
last evening. -Toronto Globe.
Division Court on Monday was
largely attended. The esee fo.r
wages. Shmeth-r vsSehrmicr was
the Centre 4-f attraetion. It beim:
a ease from near Deshweed. abort
:seven-egiithst population"
front that village wale in town
that day. Geo. Sahreedler had
enteredan action against P. Sehree-
' der Jr. for his eon's wages. The
boy was hired to P. Schroeder for
one year for f120 and about the
• 16th day of Judy-, after putting in
eight and ene third 11105. the boy
took siek and was discharged. His
Honor Judge Doyle found for the
Plaintiff for th. and costs. J. G.
&animae for Pht. L. H. Dickson
for Deft. Garnishee. D. Hartleib P.
C. R. W. Davis P. D. and Ramie
and Heyroek Garnishees was settled.
out of comas
Garnishee A. Edigholfer P. 0.
H. Parker P. D. and John Thomson,
Garnishee Judgment against P. D.
for fsaCO and eosts. also Judgmen,:t
against Garnishee for &mit. duel'
Debtor. H.J.D. Cooke for P. Credi-
tor.
Three Judgment Semmonses
against N. M. Cantin were also on
the docket but the deft. not appear-
ing they were adjourned to next
court, Nov. 6-th.
t'O'CNCIL MEETINI4.
DEALERS AND
IZEPAIREti.8!
reiall BA1' ;SO 113r
Couneil was held • aa tattraAity. 25tIr
inst.. for the perpeee aeppeintingi
it Tlf,na.m.rer in Idle of Mr. Mlaeirs,
who haat resigned. Ti' tiro
t Vent all lamella. Mr. TilvIlln!..!
.1t(rohnsoll of Zurieh„ V -APs allitottifq4 ;
Treasnrer tat a salary- of elena per
anratm. The folio etv•nes :Sre, &at 11,41 'Watch this space next week
by the
(*omit '31ove11 by W. B. Battler
eeeended by P. Lament. Onat te-
VS`Itereas. Mr. Pred. Kahlene vt-he
has (wet:pied ete of Treasurer
of the Township of Hay since Jan-
uary asfai. Until this day. through
eirelthistanees over which there is
no control. has Seen fit to resiati
the tare of Treasurer.
And whereas Mr. Kibler has seen f
fit to dispose of his property and
sever his eoritted•tion with the Mu-
• nieilialitaa and mterras to move
with his fimiily. to tbe town of
teampton Ontario.
' The -members the Munieipal
Couneil of the Torn -hip of Hay
cannot but expre'.' their rearet at
losing so valuable Ma Officer. as
well as eitizen. He has preven tt
, be as man of sterling
. efficient. ebligins: a/1,1 1-nittstaking
' ofiieer atul will be evreafiy 111i5.04"
l.,y all who mine 1111 ertaot with
him. The ConneH if Hay wieb..
front the bottom of their Sae
that. E. "from whean tall Itleesinae
• ffraw" may guide the futme doings,
of Mr. Kibler and natty 'bestow all"
HIS blessings and prosperity upon
him and his esteemed family in
their future home. In eonelnsicat.
we may assm-e the eitizens of
Brampton. that. what will be our
loss, will be their gain.
The Clerk is hereby instructed to
transmit a copy of this resolution
to Mr. Xibler and his family.
The ecraneil adjourned to call of
the reeve.Faan. Hass SR. Clerk.
FALL FAIRS 4.
HAY BRAXCII. ZURICH, Sept. 19-20.
• Industrial. Toronto, Aug. 27 -Sep.&
Western, London. Sept. 6-15.
Sotthern, Brantford. Sept. 15-20,
S. Huron, Exeter, Sept. 17-18.
• Northern, Walkerten. Sept. 1a-19.
• N. Western, C4oderich, Sept. 18-10.
N. 'Wallace, Palmerston, Sep. 25-26
• W. Williams, Parkhill, Sept. 25-29.
•Forest, Forest, Sept. 25-26.
• Fullerton and Logan Mitehell, Sept
26-27
Clinton Township. Sept. 20-21
N. western, Winghaan, Sept.27-28 ess
E. liireetr,
Owen Sound, Oct. 10-18 1
tteon, Brussels , Oct, 4-5 e
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P Bender & Co., Malta Street,
Zurich, eater°.
NEz PR!QI
HOUSE
Great
Slaughter
of ail
Summer
Goods!
Ha-tleib's
Block
TWO SPECIALS ! 15 -cent muslin for 10 cents.
Straw hats at cost.
Zuric