The Herald, 1901-03-01, Page 8ry
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1�T1 ZURICH HERALD
BLAKE
KE ;
Special to the Il.],'AL1),
Ed. Ecit;h.offer end sister were
o
visiting friends ia1Da $,wood, Sun-
day. E(1 says he has a good. driver.
Mr. Beelike: an our mor ellant
Mr. Nichol +vcro n Seafc>rth Fri-
day.
Bob eitye it lturte 130get teeth
extracted.
Our worthy luncllord Mr, 1,Ier
mer had, a. bee hauling his supply
of ice for the sumnie •.
-Our mail carrier Mr, Howard
taut not got through on Thursday
on ac+ount of the st.)riny weather.
i\Ir. LawreIlce says see have, a
good bastes'. in 0u1'•town for hair
dressing and shampooin g.
lir. Joseph ()each and his
are bt:sy in the sweialp these cl
Joe is a bestler.
Master Jamb nb Kennel is - enga
11 Tills 14th Con., Lot 25. with Mono SteckIe for the steamer.
C0 a1 f eisc I wadi: Prang was Sunday at Jake
. �„ iltvartssentruber, ;+ranelatiYT hist.
Zurich P. 0.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodw=ork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A. full stock of 13. C. Bed (Jodar
Shingles. All kiuds of ,timber al-
ways on band.
Chopping done
every day.
SATISFACTICN HUNTER).
clltil'ish on Sunday last and hoard a
very* able address delivered by the
paster Rev. Thos. Davidson.
Mr. Peter Durand and Miss lilclna
Rolfe visited Miss Sadie Holtz of
Clinton on Sunday last.
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HILLSGRE,Eii/
-Special to the lice ALn.
The anniversary services and tea -
meeting hold hero were a grants
success, The Rev. 111r. Sewers of
Brefeefeld. delivered two eloquent
sermon-loin.Sunday, Thoteamoeting
On M/IOnelay evening was without
peer, the good ladles having pre-
pared a most esculent spread to
which. every one dict ample justice
the proceeds of the tea -meeting and
;social amounted to over ;1GO. The
nlen' poopio of the congregation are to
s.
aycong
I ratuzlatod on their success.
Mrs. 'Vire thercott of near St.
god 'Mary's is visiting friends here.
Miss Ina i ndreews of Varna is
this week the guest of Miss Jose-
phine Foster.
our , Mrs. Henry Smith is expected
deft here this week.
DRYSDALE - --�I
Special to the HERALD.
Owing to the storm of last reek ! s
it has put the roads in bad shape
but are getting goocl again.
Fishing is the orderof the day' t
but few are caught.
Mr. R. J. Schoop our tree agent
is around again.
Loup is speaking ing of to aving
burg in the near lattice. Wenn
stand he is erigiteald with J.Doich.
and sonof Zurich for the summer.We are sorry to loose Louis •ts he
s a good blacksmith especially for
fleeing.
403110 of our young; folks attended
the shine at Mr. John Oesch the
Cher night, they reported a good
ir_ie in Glancing and :social chats.
To late for last week.
Our little burg at present is very
niet, the stormy weather of late
as kept the good people Bear their
win lire side.
The snow storm of late has filled
ur roads full especially the roads
inning east and west many of our
1 a ttlers says they never saw
much snow on the town line as
there is thiswinter.
lea Gripp is again visiting ourneighborhood but we are glad to
hear there is no serious case.
Mr. Geo. Meaner and Juo. Shaffer
visited Centralia on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E dighoffer re-
rned house from Fularton
onday lastwhero they were spen
g a few days with there daught
rs. Wm. Yule.
Mr. John Johnston cf GrandDakota and Mrs. Alonzo Fee
,ton N. Dakota are visiting
ere sisters Mrs. Ed Boyce S
ey came home to attend t
neral of their mother, Mrs Rob
One of our oldest resilient of this l ja
place 0. Ayotto who moved away 1 o
last spring to Mich. returned on a'
visit last week. •
Mr. R. Schoop our tree agent or
attended a party at Mr. Mere's, j of
Hensall last Monday night.
Mr. Jibblet of Drysdale is engag-
ed in working for. Mr. Snowden at
present.
Mr. A. °hallet visited Grand
Bend last Saturday.
Mr. Frank Geffory is fitting the
horse which he purchased from Mr.
Horner for the spring races. to
Mr. Henry Rau is fitting up the M
horse which he purchased from Mr. i in
Shrader, for sale. Henry says its M
a dandy.
Mr. J. R. and son Eli were out i N.
fishing last week and captured one i Mi
of the largest fish that was ever th
captured in a gill net around here. Th
Mr. P. Durand visited Donicville fu
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, of
Hensall are spending a few days in
this vicinity.
her,'ILADELPHI A
Special to the HERALD.
The weather still continues quito
cold and stormy.
A number of young people from
the Grand Bend surprised Dr. Jef-
fery one es ening last week. They
tripped the light fantastic toe until
a late hour, when they returned
hone well pleased with the even-
ings enjoyment. Mr Alf. Bossen-
berry rendered some choice music
as with his guitar assisted by Mr
Dan. Bennett.
Mr, John Elliott our flax foreman
now has a full staff of men at work
at -the flax.
Mr. Joe Dov: s. n rats in Hensall
last week with a load of grain.
One cold and stormy evening last
ween a cow (seeking a warmer
on climate) strayed from Blake to this
cl- burg.
er Mr. Eara Smith paid his uncle on
the Bronson line a visit last week.
on While returning home from
of work, Mr. John Hartmann got fast -
at ened in a snow drift, but for the
ra assistance of Mr. Joe. Rau who
he jest came along in the nick of time
t i:o w•am with much labor hauled
ant, with nothing- mere Serious
than a few frost bites.
Henry Howard was the guest of
Mr. John Sclhnell's one evening last
week. •
Mr. Frank Allan celebrated his
son-in-laes, (Joe. I5onhoifer) birth -
clay. A pleasant evening was,opent.
Among other presents Joe received
a costly one from Miss Clara Allan.
James Howard who has been nn -
der the doctors care for the last
few weeks is slowly recovering„
last week.
Mr. John Ceffory attended a
party at Mr. Tzu•ner last week and
reported a goad time.
Messers R. J. Talbert and A.
Challet cut 40 cords of wood in five
days. This breaks the record boys
as 10 cord were 4 feet long.
Pi l To
a Ointment is ahcertaain
and absolute cure for each
and every form of itching,
b]eedingand protruding piles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. Sco tes-
timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh-
bors what they think ofit. You can use it and
alltdeaalers or Enback
ANSOnot
BATES & Co Toronat
to,
Dr, Chase's Oiintment
Notice
All persons who are indebted to
the late firm of Appel & Zeller,
are hereby requested to ctill and
settle their accounts as early as
possible.
19tf E. APPEL, Zurich
THOROUGH BRED BERKSHIRE
Boar for service, on Lot 16, Con,
15, Hay, L11/, miles south of Zur-
ich road.] Tereus a1A0, payable
at the time of service, with the
privilege of returning, if neces-
sary.
Wilt. BEAVER,
27tf Zurich P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
Splendid farm in Hay township for
sale. For sale lot 13 and I4 L. H. E. &
W. containing 210 acres of choice land,
170 acres under eultivation,40 acresbusil,
about 26 acres in fall wheat the greater
portion seeded to grass. A good orchard,
fruit of all kinds, a never failing well,
springs convenient for watering cattle
A large good frame house with plenty of
hard and soft water, a large bank barn
with stone foundation with lots of stable
room. Two implement sheds, workshop,
well situated for church, school, post -
office, half anile south of St. Joseph,
good gravel roads. This farm will be
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Fdr further particulars apply to
Wee HTYRooiC, St. Joseph P. 0,
2s -4t
FARM FOR SALE.
S12 Lot 14 L. R. E. Stanley 60%
acres, is offerees for sale by the un-
dersigned. The farming land along
this line is good and splendid. gravel
roads, Convenient to school, post
office, &c, Apply to
E. ZELL ER, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE.
149 acre farm, lot 21 and SX 22,
Con. 14, Hay, 2% miles west of
Zurich, containing 149 acres, all
cleared, good land and well fenced,
There are 4 wells on the farm, 2 of
Which aro overflowing ; orchard.,
3% acres of apples .pears etc ;
Brief: house, 20x32 ; Frame ame kitchen
attached, 20x22 ; good cellar, in 3
parts ; wood -shed and wash -house,
20x22. with cistern and fireplace;
Stone baseineza,t barn, 52 0.00, with
stabling for 12 horses and 45 head
Of cattle c Pig -pen, Driving shed,
linpletnent house, Open shed 12x100
and other btuld.ings.
For terms, apply to the owner,
IrE1,11nr Erarzli;R,
25tf Zurich: P, 0,
Waiker. Mrs. Rob't Walker one
of our old residents was called
away last week. Mrs Walker lived
for nary years on the Bronson
line and was well known and leaves
many friends,,as she was a good
neighbor and a kind mother, she
leaves six: children to mourn her
loss, four daughters -and two sons,
Mrs. Ecl. Boyeo of this place, Mrs.
A. Fee, N. Dakota, Mrs. J. John-
ston, N. Dakota, Mrs. J Thirsk,
Alberta, N. W, Ty. and John Wal-
ker N. Dakota Wan. Walker N.
Dakota.
Mr. Jas. Sparks visited friends in
and around our neighborhood.
Mr. Joseph G. Oe: ch has again
started to work in his swamp in the
big marsh he has a good gang of
choppers on hand Clous is boss.
Master Jas. Agnew intends
going to Pilot Mound, Manitoba in
the near future.
Mr. John Douglas visited his sis-
ter Mrs. R. Ross in Soaforth one
day this. week who is at present in
very poor health.Mrs Ross is one of
our old Blake girls and we are very T
sorry to hear of her poor health.
EXETER
Special to the HERALD.
Mr J. Hawkins entertained a
sleighload of young people from
Exeter on Friday evening of last
week, a very pleasant time is re-
ported.
Dickson and Carling, barristers
moved into their new premises
this week. D. A. Anderson dendist
and A. Hastings, barber, will also
ocotipy fiats in the now building.
he new block is one of the fines
n town and reflects much credi
o the builders and enterprise o
he proprietors.
Edgar Westcott will occupy tlio
premises vacated by E. Hastings.
Edgar served time with Mr. Hast-
ings in the barber business, he has
also served some months in one of
the best shops in London and is
prepared, to give his customers a
City "touch".
Miss Morton the evangelist will
close her three weeks work in the
James St. 1Vloth.odist Church on
Sunday evening,
Mr. Campbell, of Kirkton, it is
understood, will take charge of
the dry goods department of E. J.
Spackman next week.
A defective chimney was about
the tonsil Of a serious fire on Thurs.
clay hast.
Owing to the serious illness of
Mrs. Frank (!fill, the scholars in
Miss Gill's department of our pub-
lic school, have had a holiday. .
Editor, C. H. Sanders, received
.word of the serious illness of his
brother Ed., of Flora. on Wednes-
day and left for that place Thurs-
day morning. Ed. is well known
and has many friends in Exeter
who hope to hear of his early re-
covery.
John Spackman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Spackman, will leave
for Germany in the near
future, when he will take a four
years course in musical training.
"Jack's" many friends will anxi-
ously await the result of his term
and hope to hear of tinbonluled
success i.n his adopted profession.
J. E. Tom, I, P. S., is visiting
'the public schools in the official
Capacity this weep. While here
he is the guest of his parents MI
and Mrs. Jas. Tom.
• Almost every house in town has
one Or MOM inlnaters subject to la
grippe, at present,
During the incessant fall of snow
the highways and byways for hailer
around were blocked, but the roads
have become passable and some
very large loads of weed and logs
are 1being; hauled,
ser. Donald Manson is at present 1 t
visiting friends in Seafortlt.
It has been bad weather for
minery boys when the reads are
blocked so you cannot reach the
nines, you will have to get there
soon boys or the mine might cave.
Mrs. Quigley who has been on
the sick list for the past few weeks
is slowly improving.
A groat many from our neighbor-
hood attendees the funeral of the
late Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, Goshen
line, the sympathy of the whole
neighborhood is extended to the
bereaved husband and family.
Some of our young people drove
out to Mr. J. Moi'o's of Hensa111 0110
evening this week and spent a very
enjoyable evening 1I1 dancing and
other sports.
In spite of the bad roads a large
crowd attended the Presbyterian
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nce,
So far as is known there is no other
treatment fo • piles so wonderfullN
prompt and effective as X)r. Chase';.
Ointment. This preparation has never
yet been .known to fail to cure piles,
It stops the itching at once, and posi-
tively and thoroughly cures piles of
every form.
R.ev. J. A. Baldwin, Baptist Minister-,
Arkoma, Ont., writes :—"Por over twen-
ty Fears I ,vas a great sufferer from
itohinEf 0410 protruding piles. I used
many remedies and underwent three
very ns.lnful surgical operations, all
Without obtaining any permanent
benefit. When about to give up in
despair, I was told to use Dr, Chase's
Ointment, and did so, finding relief at
once. 13 used three boxes, and am al-
most entirely cured. The itching is all
gone. I have advised others to use it,
be]ieving it would cure them, as it has
me,"
Dr, Chase's Ointment, GO cents a box
a.t all dealers', or Edmanson I3ates .&
Vonipeny, Toronto,
Dr. Chas s
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AT THE OLD STAND •
I have purchased the business of C. Hartleib, and with
my new stock coining in for spring, I can give
ou anything
in the Hardware, Tinware or Stove line, at very
cry close prices.
If you intend building a house or barn, call and
get my prices for your requirements.
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EVERYTHING NEW
AND UP -TCB -DATE.
Eavetroug. hind, Roofing and Furnace Work.
AS. HE
Main Street,
Zurich, Ontario,
If you War t to get the benefit of
our LOW PRICES on
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BEER �, _
Xo
PELT VE HOES
and 11 Whiter Gods. We want
to make room for our large
T OK
whech will arrive shorty.
SHO?;" EMAN
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes.
THEY HAVE COT TO CO
1
If prices has anything to do with it. After taking stock we
find that we have not sufficient roorn for our Spring stock, so
in order to make room we will offer goods at prices that will
make them go. Note a few of our Inany lines :
5 pieces corded caress goods, double fold, just the thing for a
knock -about chess. Regular 50 and 55c, for
1 piece figured blue, suitable for waist. Regular .25c, to clear
at
5 pieces figure and stripe. suitable for waist, regular 30
ata
5 pieces black figured and plain. Regular 25 to 35e, at
to 40c,
40C
15C
20C
IgC
These are but a few prices in dress goods, and it will pay
you to come and inspect these goods. They willinterest you,
Boys if you want anything in a nice necktie cheap, you should, see
our stock. We are also offering some specialties in pantings and tweeds.
Come early and get first choice.
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SLASTQWN
Special to the HERALD.
CrokiIlole and 12 o'clock teas aro
the order of the day.
H. Nob was to the fourteenth on
Thursday.
A ntiniber from hero attended a
sale near Chiselhurst on Saturday.
Mr. Geiger spent Saturday and
Sunday at his honk in Hensall.
Sweet Saturday night. Eh, Will ?
The Misses Decker visited en the
fourteenth at Mr. 3, Schnell on
Sunday.
The inhabitants of our burg and
vicinity are thinking of lighting
their buildings with gas. Blake
seems to have a plentiful supply of
it. (They soon, to have a generat-
ing machine tip there and it is pro-
posed to lead it in pipes ---.not smoke
pi.pos-.-clown to our burg. If we
can, not get ressanabie terms we
propose to get a machine to catch
the gas which escapes from time to
time, and use it.
A couple of sleighloads of young
people from Dashwood paid a visit
to the house of Syly tnus'Witmer on
Monday night. They Spent a good
time.
We appoa;r to have a willow plow
in our burg.
{Too late for last we k]
Eva Stoneman of Ilens xll, who Thursday,
Zurich
has been visiting in these parts for
the past few weeks, returned honxe
Thursday.
A number from the line exercised
their restless feet on. the Goshen,
Thursday night. They report a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Shoemaker, of
Pigeon, Mich., aro visiting at J.
Decher's,
W. Geiger visited at J. Geiger; of
Zurich road, on Saturday
"Slabtown," was the war cry on
Saturday night.
Mr. J. Hoy, of the Goschen, vis-
ited at J. Decher's, Sunday.
Mr. Menne Baeehier s visited at
J. Hey's, Sunday. e
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of London,
who have been visiting here. have
returned home.
Maud S. Hey visited at J. Geis'
ger's on the fourteenth, Sulnday.
J, Decher had the misfortune to
lose a valuable two-year-old heifer
on Monday.
T. Geiger and family, of the four-
teen visited at J. Hey's onlVl:onclay.
J. Shoemaker and wife visited at
H. Neb on Wednesday,
3, and A. Neb from the other
sidle of Dashwood visited at H. Nob
Tnoselay.
Mr. (. Broderick was to' He 1sai<11