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The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay. Township.
FIRST YEAR, VOLT
ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, APRIL 5 1901. NO • 36
Tenders Wanted
FOR ADDITION AND REPAIRS TO
BT. BONIFACE CATHOLIC
CHUROaL ZURICH,
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned. up to 2 o'clock
of Monday, April 8th, A. D. 1901,
for the above work. Plans Ono
specifications may be seen at the
parsonage. The lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted. The
successful tenderer must give
bonds in the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars for the completion of the
work. •
T. J. VALENTIN, P.P.
Dated at Zurich 27th day of March.
A. D. 1901, 35-2t
CHURCHES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catholic.
Order of service for the winter.
Sundays:—High inass at 10 a. 131.
Catechism and instruction at 12 o'clock
Thu Holy Hour, or one hour's visit to
our Lord in the blessed sacrament from
3 to 4 p. m. Vespers and benediction
of the most blessed saerament at 4p.m.
Holy Days:—High mass at 10 a. m. Ves
pers and benediction at 4 p. m.
Week Days:—Mass every morning at 8
o'clock. First Fridays, mass with ex-
position at 9 o'clock
Rev. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10 o'clock a. in. English, at
7 o'clock p. m., Sunday school at 2 p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, Choir practice at O.
Wednesday evening; German. prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evrning;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teaehers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor.
geutici)e en. lath. St. Petri 1Cirdie.
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5c:1 -late, paftor.
LV. BACHAND, St. Joseph.
Notary Public, Fire and Life In-
surance Agent, Money to Loan, either by
private funds or ]oan companies.
1-1. J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barrist
er, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensall, Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Notarier Public
etc, etc. -Cor. Square and North Street,
Goderich, Ontario
R. C. HAYS
W. PROUDF 00
E ZELLER,
• Clerk 10th Div. Court, Huron
Commissioner for taking Affidavits,
Conveyancer etc. Valuator for the Hu-
ron and Erie Loan and Savings Co.
Office— Zeller Block. Zurich Ont.
E•BOSSENBERRY,
Licensed Auctioneer for Hur-
on County, respectfully solicits the pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
EASTER PROMOTIONS.
• —
Zurich Public School,
Sr III to Sr IV—.Elelma. Sipple,
Maggie Shoemacher, Pearl Wurtz,
Arthur Bossenberry, Rose MoNevin
Fred Demuth, Roxie Eilber, Ella
Weber, Arnold Heideman, Herbert
Axt, Laura Fuss, Emma Heideman,
Edwin Koehler, Wilfred Weide,
Lizzie Truemner, Laura Bossenber-
ry, Idelia Fisher, Eddie Haberer,
Ida Prang.
Sr II to Jr III—Elia Weseloh,
Edward Bossenberry, Maggie Tor-
rance, Joseph Randall, Laura
Krous, Alfonse Foster, Andrew
Price.
Jr II to Sr II—Hamor Well, Al-
ma Fisher, Gordon McNevin, Cor-
nall Holtzmann, Eva 'Williams,
Chas. Bossenberry, Clara Bloch.
Sr pt. II to Jr II—Pearl Johnston,
Mary Thiel, Alma,h Brenner, Victor
Deichert.
Jr pt II to Sr pt II—Ellenora
Hartleib, Lorne Weber, Henry Fuss,
Gorman Gottschalk, Harold Appel,
Henry Price, Edgar Torrance, Mel,
inda Randall, Alex. Foster.
Mina Doan, Teacher.
Jr III to Sr III --Fred. Hess, Mabel
Finkbeiner, Morris Weber, Lily
Faust, Gertie Hartleib,•Adm Thiel,'
Frieda Haberer, Olieva Weseloh,
Eve Braun, Lydia Braun, Frank
Uttley. Lottie Hildebrandt.
Sr II to Jr III—Oleva Prang,
Irene Lipphardt, Herbert Uttley,
Daniel Thiel, Melinda Fuss, Ezra
Koehler.
Jr 11. to Sr II—Alvado Weseloh,
Ada Koehler, Arnold Wurrn, Emm-
erson Smith, John Gellman, John
Shoemacher, Andrew Thiel.
Sr pt 11 t® Jr II—Arno Brenner,
Laura Sipple, Elmor Weido, Kate
Howald, Nora Schnell, Melville
Smith, Freda Thiel, Milton Weber.
Jr pt II to Sr pt II—Celia Hess,
Alfred Bender, Annie Hildebrandt,
Minnie Price.
I to Jr pt II—Theodore Weseloh,
Clarence Finkbeiner, Edward. Shoe -
mealier, Clayton Bossenberry, Wil-
bur Rummel, Gideon Koehler, Roy
Faust, Leo Hoffman, Irvin Grob.
Jr I to Sr I—Harry Fisher, Elton
Schnell, Lillie Weber.
I to Jr I—Esther Zettle, Milton
Dietz, John Thiel, Jake Deichert,
Laure Hildebrandt.
L. Andrews, Teacher.
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DR. F. A. SELLE1RY,
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor
graduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Dominion House Zurich, every
Monday. 1-26
tj G. STANBURY, B. A.
• Successor to COLLINS & STANBURY
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY,
Conveyancer, Money to Loan on, Village
and Farm Property at lowest rates of In-
terest. Documents in original German
read and advised upon.
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter.
The Commercial
Hotel,
L. FOSTER, — Prorietor
Every accommodation for the
travelling public. Always stop
at THE COMMERCIAL when
in Zurich.
First-class sample rooms for
(iommercial men.
LOUIS FOSTER. - ZURICH
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Dripped with all modern •
conveniences. :First-class
isaconanoclation to coinmer-
C • dal travellers. Bar and din-
ing room always supplied
with the best obtainable.
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ZURICH
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Come let us take &little walk
And talk of many things,
Of how the sea became so wet
With cabbages and things.
About People We Know. Where They
Are, or Where They Are Going, and
What They Are Doing. Sa
ormays•grar.....
P. Sipple sold his driver to David
FARMERS ATTENTION.
Schnell.
E. J. Hagan left on Monday
for Hyde for smut on oats. You can
Sunday last.
Chas. Fritz drove to Creditonbri libplinscall, for 65c per pound, 40e half
0 at Babcock's Drug Store,
Miss Clara Buchanan is home for
Easter holidays. •
Charles Fritz visited Dashwood
Monday evening.
Charles Wilson, of nensall was in
A Successfal-G, O. 1. Student.
We are pleased to .learn that Mil-
ton A. Buchanan of Zurich, who
•has been pursuing an honor course
town on Tuesday. • '4.11. modern languages in Toronto
University with marked success for
the past four years, has been ap-
pointed to a fellowship in romance
languages in Chicago University.
We understand that the award was
given on a thesis dealing with a
passage in Dante's Divine Comedy,
regarding which Mr. Buchanan has
suggested an entirely new interaire-
tation.—nuron
J. K. Goetz of Dashwood was in
town on Saturday.
Miss Tillie Kibler of Dashwood
spent Sunday here.
J. Durnart is visiting Toronto on
business this week.
Tom Kelly has been. laid up for
a few days this week.
PIGEON, MICH
Special to th,e HERALD.
We have had a nice winter and
the snow is nearly all gone and the
roads are drying off fast.
Our county ;as improving fast
Lots of new buildings are going up
this coming summer.
It would do some of them Hay
boys good to take a trip to Mich.
and take a view at our county.
Wood bees is the order of the
day. While having a wood bee at
Menno Wideman's the boys caught
a coon which was quite an excite-
ment for a little while.
Chistian Swartzentruber from
Baden Ont. moved to Michigan last
week, on the farm he recently
bought from Menno Wideman and
Peter Kropp.
Luis Thiel formerly of Zurich is
raising his twobig frame barns this
coining summer and is putting
*tone stabling underneath thein.
Luis is a hustler.
Christian Bechler and John
Oesch were in Pigeon on business
on Saturday last.
Miss Mattie Oesch is (augaged.
with Menne Widernan for the com-
ing, summer.
DIXIE
Miss Gertie Trott, of Hensall
visited friends here recently.
Mrs. Hattie Birk of St. Paul is
visiting Mrs. Charles Fritz.
Fred Preeter, of Stephen visited
his brother John, on Monday.
Messrs Reynolds and Ingram of
Hensall were in town Tuesday.
P. Sipple and John Schafer were
at Exeter on business, Saturday.
Sam Faust took a business irip to
Dashwood on Saturday evening.
Merner Bros. made another large
shipment of dutch sets this week. acla.
Wall paper at Ba,beock's Drug
Store, Hensall, from 3c a roll to 50e.
Special to the HEMALD.
John Vollick is busy crating
wood for Mr. Gram.
Tom Kyle attended a dance at
Hensall,Saturday night and reports
a good time.
John Gingerich was visiting at
M. Kipfers on Sunday last.
John Vollick has bought an acre
of land from the Canada Co. for
$40 and intends to build a house
this spring.
Jacob Meyer and Miss Mary Kip-
fer were marrie(1 at the home of
the brides parents on thursday.
The happy couple will start for
Baden on Friday morning where
they will visit friends.
HENSAL.L.
Card of Thanks.
Cavalier, April 1, 1901.
Editor The Herald.
I take this opportunity of thank-
ing my friends and neighbors for
the kindness they have shown to
my wife and family, • in their sick -
nes s during my absence from Zur-
ich, and though now a citizen of
another country, I will cherish and
remember my dear friends in Can-
. aroma truly,
C. BOSSENBERRY.
Mrs. J. Krupp of Waterloo spent
a few days this week with Mrs. 0,
Fritz.
Charles Greb is tearing down his
old stable and intends building a
new one.
Special to the HERALD -
'N. E. Cook of the firm of Cook
Bros. Jr. has opened up his Bicycle
show rooms with a splendid display
of Bicycles and a full line of re-
pairs.
Mr. Alex Murdoch started out on
the trip as census enumerator, bet
unfortunately was taken ill on
Tuesday night and compelled to re-
main inside.
J. E. McDonald is under the
weather with. grip.
3. W. Welsh, who hag the con-
tract for refitting Miss V. Smith's
new business piece is putting in a
new glass front and. otherwise
rushing it along before Easter.
Mr, R. Ronnie has purchased it
new driver.
Service in St, Paul's church Good
Friday at 11 a. m. and preaching
by the rector.
G. Petty was in London on
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Doan took a spin on
her wheel on. Monday. The first of
the season.
J. Merner delivered his carriage
horse to Exeter on Wednesday. P.
Lamont accompanied him..
Amy Steinbach is speuding her
Easter holidays with her sister, amount.-sCarried.
Mrs. George Baldwin of Seaforth. Wuerth—Anderson :— That no
Charles Greb is handling Me- member of this Council shall let
Cormick twine this , season. Don't any contract exceeding the sem of
place your orders till you see him.
Garnet Steinbach has gone to To.
route for a couple of days on busi-
ness. He left Weanesday after-
• -_-,_-
STEPHEN COUNCIL.
Crediton, April lst, 1901.
The council of the Tp of Stephen.
convened at the Town Hall, Credi-
ton, on Monday, April lst, title a.
m. All member! present. Minu-
tes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Anderson—Wuerth :— That this
Council grant the sum of $25 to the
Exeter Union Burial. Grounds on
conditions that the Corporation of
the Tp, of Hay made a similar
$10 unless such contract or work be
let by public Auction or tender.—
Carried..
Resolved, that Win. Anderson at -
noon. i tend to the washout at Issery's
Mr. F. E. Karn banker of Hensall bridge on the Sauble river; that
and Mr. N. Dyer Hurdon banker i the Reeve attend to Capt. Howard's
0± Exeter were in town on business,I account, re drawing lumber, and
Tuesday. that no action be taken as to the
;petition of Robt. Hamilton et al re
Joe. Eicher wife
and child of ; UnionTSchool section.
Elkton, Micb. left on Tuesday,
morning for home after a pleasant: he following persons were ap-
visit with parents. , pointed pathmasters :—Wm. aux-
! table, Chap. Shcapdown, Jas Freda -
Miss Beatrice Steinbach reports a ins, Sidney Davis, Wm. Rollins,
good demand in spring millinery. i, Geo. ELM, W. R. Elliott, n. 'Wind -
You should call in and see the hit- sor, Richard Hill, John Prosezator
est styles in spring hats. ! Jr.. Geo. Snell, Thos. Kestle Sr.,
Emanuel Fleiscaratier of Start- I Wm. 'White, R. nandford, Frank
ford spent a few days with friends - Taylor, Wesley Redden, Ezra, naist,
in this neigarborhood. He rettu'necl , Frank Tyielnex, John. Stanlake,'
home on Tuesday afternoon. Henry Lampert, Levi Stall, Jos.
N. M. Contin is not yet home but naist, John N. Morlock, John G.
will be expected soon thero a large Wein, Thos. Chambers, John Law -
boom will be the date in St. Joseph son, M. Finkbeiner, Jos. Martene,
and oiher questions settled. Jos. Amy, Pat Kilgallen, S. T. nen-
Now is the time to get ye-- aerson, R. Glanville, Sfinon Hart-
" man, Jonah Kestle, Pat nail, Pat
wheels opaired and have themre-
fitted with ther, C. Finkbeiner, Angus McOor-
new tires and so at .N. Sullivan., Win. Witzel, Tob. Guen-
E. Cook's Bicycle Shop. Hensall.
starry yungblut of Auburn arriv-
ed in town on Tuesday and will
take charge of the new butcher
shop to be started by John Schafer.
The party that removed a bundle
M' empty bags from R. S. Richard-
GO DS FOR SPRING
We' are ready for you with our spring goods, and hailing bought
very largely are able to show you a good assortment in very line.
This season has brought with it a want of a new dress, a new hat, a
new shirt waist, in fact a whole new outfit, and in our store is whete
you earl be suited.
New Dress 0°0,1 have a new dress is the arabi-
aa bon of every young lady. Weave
showing a stock such as has•never been sliown before' in Caslameres,
Poplins, Sergasa Lustres," ete„ in many different shades and qualities.
New Prints
A good assortment and fast colors, is what
choice,' in dark and light shtialidses-li.ne eorisists of. The patterns are very
New flill'inely and we are ready with a large stock of
Our inillinery department is to the fron„
. —
choice hats. Do not fail to pay this department a visit as you will be
doubly repaid for the time spent there. Now is the time to leave your
order for an Easter hat.
New Ready=to=Wear Clothing--wha' is
that people want our ready-to-wear clothing? It is all told tline. rietaPgir
words. They fit well, wear well, at one-h.alf tailor-made goods.
Men's Pelt Hats We have our shipment of spring hats
in. New fedoras in pearl, cal&
Cuba, brown and black shades. Also a fine stock of stiff hats in all shades •
Come and sce our stock before purchasingyour Spring order.
mick, George Keys, Wm. Smith,
John Schroeder Jr., John Ehlers,
John HOhlhan, Thos. Keogh, 0,
Finkbeiner, Jas. Baxter, R. Mums,
R. nodgins, P. neintzinan, Thos.
Bastard Sr., Aron Ireland, R.
Adair, Geo. Hartle., Chas. Stole,
son's stable, will kindly return the John Love, Geo. Webb, F. D. Tet -
same at once and save, trouble as mate Wm. Haggarty, Henry Hamil-
they are known. ton, Ed. Gill jr., P. Baker, John
You can have your wheel mon- Eagleson, Robt. Davy, Beatty Bart-
eled with four coats of any color ram, 309. Webb. W. (4. Reilly, W.
and Baked, also the nickeling buff- W, Jones, Eli King, Jas. MeCarty,
ed on the same for $2,50 at N. E. John McGarry, Jas. nays, Geo.
Cook'a Bicycle shop, Hensall. Steeper, Pat Ryan, Theo. White-
side, Alex Hudson, Fre(' Green, S.
Stanlake Sr., S. Stanlake Jr., Jacob
Wurtz, Aug. Hartman, Henry Kraft,
Henry Schroeder, Peter &literate.,
John Merriott Sr., Conrad Wolper.
Pence Viewers—Thos. Shapton,
Newton Baker, Jas. Ford, R. Glan-
ville, Henry Doyle, Chas. nolt.
Ware Oliver, Robt. McLinchey,
Peter Farrell.
Pound Keepers—Wm. Moffatt.
T. alhapton, Wm. Fritz, 0. Fink -
It is with regret to the many
friends of Miss Maunders formerly
milliner for D. S. Fanst, to hear of
the death of her father which
°mixed at Brussels on Wednesday,
3rd inst., Mr. Maunders will be
buried at Brussels to -day, (Friday).
While cutting straw for P. La-
mont nt Volland's farm young
Hildebrand had a narrow escape
from serious injury to his foot.
He was stepping of the horsepower beiner, Jos. :Hickey, Louis Wolper,
when his foot get caught in the Pat nall, Tos. Mayoras, T. J. Amy,
gear, tearing oi the sole of his Chas, non, Jos. Brenner, Fred
shoe; slightly bruising his foot. Prater, Silas Stanlake, C, L. Mos -
D. S. ,F
UST
P. S.—Agents of Formaldehyde Solution, Beaver Brand, a sure destructive to smut
germs of seed grain. Half ib bottle 45, 1 ib bottle 75e,
We do what we say, Produce taken in exchange for Goods,
Notice to the Young Men,
No doubt the people of Zurich.
have noticed that this town is too
slow in •the line of sports, Why
can't the young people .club toge-
ther and start a baseball team,
which n, town like Zurich should
have. Talk the matter over and
see what you can eo. If there is
any one that will offer the boys the
grounds they are 'willing to pay for
them,
ser, Jas. Shadaock,
The following others were passed:
John Sheider, gravel C. R., 75c;
Thos. Shapton, cons. work and
drain across road, 8.75;$Wm. Pen -
hale, covering culvert, Con. 2, a'a ;
Simon Sweitzer, et al, shoveling
snow, *4; W. 13. Oliver, balance of
culvert contract, $6.
Council adjourned to meet again
in the Town Hall, Oreditou, on May
8th next, at 1 p.
R, Nuance., Tp. Clerk.
SPRING GOO
Have arrived. The
nicest lines ever shown
in town. The Mac-
pherson and J'. D. King
are reliable shoes. Our
Tan Shoes excel in
quality and price.
CHAS. FRITZ,
THE SHOEMAN
ZURICH,
ONTARIO
Per Cent Discount
On Winter Goods
for the next
DAYS
LE
We have decided to clear out the
balance of our Stock of Wire,
ter Gooas to make room for our
Large Spring Stock, which will
13e along shortly, and in order
to clear out our Stock, we will
give 25 p. e. dict for the next
30 days, cm Men's Overcoats,
Ladies' Mantles, 'Underwear,
Heavy Dressgoods, Cans, Woo
Shawls, Wool Blankets, Ready
made D. B. Suits, Mitts, Hoods,
in fact, everything in the line
of 'Winter Goods.
We also have m few Ladies'
Far Coats, Capes, Caperines and
Ruffs, and. a few Goat Robes
in grey and black, which weesa
will clear at a big reduction. -
Nov is your chance to seenre
a, Bargain while this sale lasts
-
Highest Prices
paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried
Apples etc.
PREETER ZURIOA
THE MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat 69 to Fti
27 28
38 42
58 60
9.00 2.10
14 15
– 10 11.
– – 4X 6
' 6 6
5 5
20. 25
Oats
Barley
Peas
Flour
Butter
Eggs -
Chickens
Ducks
Geese
Potatoes
HENSALL MARKETS.
Wheat 02 to 04
Oat a 25 20
Barley - ------7 40
Peas 58 60
2.00 2,10
{Hogs (live) per cwt - 8.70 0.00
I do (bossed) - - 7,40 0.00
Flour
MARRIED
MoBanyal—Wnamas—On the 2nd.
inst., by the Rev. Henderson of
nensall, Mr. Samuel iVieBrid.e, Jr,
of Stanley to Miss Josephine Willerb
of nay.
e0RN
SORAYER—At ZDri.011,,- on the 1st
inst., the wife of John •Sehafer,
of a daughter.
DIED
OTTO—On Sunday, March. 31st, at
the Tp. of nay, near Zurich, nein.
rich Otto, at the age of 75 years,
3 months and 16 ydays.
E, Bossenberry's Sale Register,
April 6th—tient estate, farm stock and
implements at Bilyfield: GI co, Navarra
William Fae, executor.
April 19—.Farm stock and iinpleinents,
at Drysdale's corner. It. J. Drysdale, alas):