The Herald, 1901-06-07, Page 1TIDE
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
FIRST YEAR, VOL. I
'ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, JUNE 7 1901..
NO. 45
CHURCHES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catolic.
Order of service for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at 10 a. m.; Cate-
chism and Instruction at 12 o'clock;
Vespers and'Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m.
Holy Days: High Mass at 10 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m,
Week Days: Muss every morning at 7.
30 o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord
iu the Blessed Sacramet every Satur-
day evening from 7 to 8.
Rey. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10 o'clock a. m. English, at
7 o'clock p. m., Sunday sehool at 9 p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, Choir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evrning;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor.
Ijeutjcfjc ev. tutu, St, .petal 1t4dle.
cSottesbienjt vorm. '4aib iUtir
unb abenbs 2 Ulla. Sountagictiuie
Dorm. 9 1111r. £ebrernorjamintung
• ZonYserjtag aben8.
e�byinu te, paftor.
V. BACIHAND, St. Joseph.
• Notary Public, Fire and Life la -
Entrance Arent, to ,Goan, either by
private funds or loan companies.
J. D. COOKE,
(Late with ()arrow do Proudfoot) Barriat
er, Solicitor, Notary Pablic.
lieuuall, Ontario.
p OUDtFoOT & HAYS
Barristers, 8o11eitpre, Notarial: Public
etc', ele. Cor. Square and North Stater,
Oodlnk!b, Ontario
W. PGU 0;00T 'N. C. HAY*
ZELLER,
" Clerk Nth dale.C*tnrt, Harem
Comnniat3ioautr for taaleing A idavits,
etiurQvwucer etc. Vaatuiator for the Ba-
ron slid Erie Loan tad Savings Co.
(*ea- Zoller Meek, k. " tirich Ont.
>i�BOSS .,BERRY Her-
on Conley, re pertfctily ria:ieite the pat-
ronage
at-
ron a of those Who i'rden4 having ilea.
Siti+sfeettett aguatenteerd.
R. F. Al ILLY,
13enttlst, grasdaate of the tloyal Cellegie
art Dental Sorpons, fryraiato, also honor
vedette of is:ekestalent of ireaetistrY,
41orobto tYati'etlaity". P&hilent eetrtetion
of teeth. Plate *oak **locality.
rot Deaanattttsat. :Muse Zertleta every
Mea;eadity. 146
S'TANBURY, B. A.
In &at'c.ornal. to CO/LW es i ST'AtirICI Y
A1UilS';.'ER, SOIACITO11, 1(ITAia 1',
Coaveyaneer, Money to Loan en Village'
end Fine Fiopei'i3' at Ioiteet rates of In=
tereat. Docuavents in original Gettuan
read and advised non
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
(Mee over O' eeii z Bank, Eieier.
o 0 0 0134E* d% * c' inis er cvhdY tteyreolizn tele Sv-
a Struicteu u) have the same lirlutted, goal nil Toront
Monsieur Contine Invites The Coun-
ty Council.
Monsieur Contine of St. Joseph
has extended an invitation to the
county councillors to'visit his
"city" next week. The distance is,
perhaps, rattier long but it they go
Monsieur will lavish his most boun-
teous hospitalty upon them and
give them the biggest jolly they
have ever experienced. It is be-
cause of his success as a "jollier"
that Monsieur is looked upon by
his associates as somewhat of a
wizard. -News -Record.
r
As the census returns will soon
be complete, it may be interesting
to compare the increase in the dif-
ferent provinces. The following
are the figures for the census taken
ten years ago ;-
Ontario 2,114,321
Quebec 1.488, 535
Nova Scotia 450,396.
New Brunswick 321,193
P. E. Island 109,678
Manitoba 152,500
British Columbia 98,173
N. W. Territories 66,708
Unorganized districts 32,168
4,833,239
Public Notice.
Take notice that I have made
application to the License Com-
missioners for South Huron, for
permission to transfer iny license
in the villager of 1St Joeeph, to
i n nc� nine. Anyob t €.tions
Eugene 613 i
against said transfemust be
lodged with the License Inspector,
on or before the 21st day of May,
1001.
(Slgnedl Michel Leger. 44.2p
KAY COUNCIL.
Zurich, June 3rd, 1901.
The council met as an. Court of
Revision of the assessment roll.
the following changes were made
in that assessment
The nns3one-Meliek ; '1'lnat the fol -
changes as per :appeals, be
nada in the assessment of the
township of Tray, for the year
14101 C`anu. Co., appellants. 1, that.
N lot 4 Fain. �4, be assessed to
John MClialaain,. as teiiant, instead
e
.r
cni Can. Co. .., that L'ie int id1 L.lt
Fr., b' assessed to 'i `nt. ,1illter and;
Leon (eofroii as tenants, instead
of ('an. to. 3. that E', lett 14 N.B.
las assessed to Gey. Claneius ars±
tenant, instead of Can. Cu. 4, that
Aserir h Bris son lie assessed ed o> in lett
N. 1 ., as tenant, instead of
n. Co. 5, Wan. herb. aime>
id, to raseesa Wm. Sachenk owner.
teed of S. lardy, louts 117 and
\'bei. Sur., Zi r' 'h. 0. Ed. 1
Appel, appellant, to assess .'-s. C Cans.
i artleib for paerr,-mtnal lrartrarlvaerty. nrn-
steatt: a�t F.d. Appel. ., tc, assess E.
Bo nberrry 8. W. eor. Pk. C. 1'..
H. S., Zurich, for ale. N. to assess I
'Wm. Jarrett, port lot II, N. 13..
,mesad of Chas. Troyer, fair $>irs..r.,
re duee 'Troyer *:i'. 0. a 3 H.
'Vuningblut, M. F., on Wn"1a9, It. S.,
Zurich. 10. to assess W. Willis.
M. F.. pt M. Rey. Dashwood. 11.1
that \V i.,4 lot 20 Con. 8, be assessed
to 2 ". Lanford, instead of Fre4.
Hess Sr. ; that the following doe:az
l struek off in the Police Village
of . Zurich, H, :alta. el. one Eton.1
A. f eidei gain, Gee dog ; tkalt the
Court of Revision be dosed, aid
-� that the As.�essillearttE Roll, as re -
"sea,
wised, be eoiihu led
After retest of )~tevisiolin Couched
The eekiy
Of News Here, There
and Everywhere.
et
. ausass...m.sammasmusue......armayl
Mr. A. S. Faust was on the sick
list, but is better again.
Mrs. J. Pope of Hensall visited
Mrs. C. Fritz, last week,
Mrs. William Wing, visited
friends here last week,
Mr. P. Lamont purchased 25
acres of land. front Fred Hess Sr.
Miss Kroh of Sebringville is
visiting her cousin Miss Ida Brill.
Messrs Harry Yungblut and John
Knorr, visited Auburn, last Sun-
day.
Mrs. Gertrude Hess is able to be
around again after a few weceks ill-
ne5S.
Miss Emma Shoemacher returned
home from a visit to Dashwoote:tnd
vicinity.
Quarterly meeting will be held
in the Evangelical church here on
Sunday.
H. L. Peine, wife and daughter
of Landon are visiting friendks here
this week.
Miss .l 'i Crediton
bTt Fizile a n iofh
i get z
staying with Rev. C. S. Ir inkbeiner
at present.
Rev. end Mrs. E. Schueelke are
visiting friends in'l'oronto,1toches.
ter and Buffalo.
Mist; Iioltzznatnn hard un attack of
illness Saturday and Sunday, but
she hies reeov ert'd.
Mr. 1T. D. l3ucliaanun. zne`clicaai
gtuelemt, e►f T n'eaut>a, is 'home for
his simmer heilitleys.
Mrs. NS nn. l� inklarinaer is ltonue
oat lnraeseint,vis.iting her prods, lir.
sante M. D. S. Palet
Mr. J' F. Riekb'il and wife left
011 Tue'sdny meaning to ',ANA. tbeeie
daughter in Miehigatu.
.,
Mr. R. S Itit'h.utls.etnt rraas. fuc+an=
ed with a visit front his brother of
U sboratr'1?Ia. (his week.
Mr. Chas. Pries, intends stamina,:
his sell$ceb whie'h will snake' slide an
improvement to his shop.
Mr. t..T. Meurnaer intends laeaavifiae.;
for Athlete nest Vitech. where knee
toile mato his futon. ee 1i lin',
;lens. Frc'aa. Witwaer and. Mrs. D..
Geiger r le t� on "1"anae=ll;s' meriting even
a visit to friends in Miuelnlgaan.
Mrs. Ilse Sr. i:.. serionts.Ilv> ill et
present. with s nunaallll IlnoiIlles erf aeece v-
ery. Sine is Owen t years of Es ee.
Mr. M. L. Witnll*.; of Berlin t nlii
Ileo t'�iart!'ee in the l:v un elieaal ii t 1a Qin.
'eto#idaay evening. Coile etiarn at tis,
door'.
Mr. peed liees Sr. left nal Tues.
day uluorrniile on u two weeks tri
to !Toronto. Niagara P:.iLa, and
Buffalo.
Mr. Willi:nttu Demuth of Peet
Milner visited Ms brother Fred.
this 'week. tie returned home~ abnl
Taue eday morning.
P. }Tess c ; Son delivered a 19111=t•
tay as siert.' at 13n -tenets eryts dais
Thus ,...._...� ..,..idettaae of the peen-
-
for general business. A regain r l�airity of tine Hess riga.
smolt of the police Ttanst&es oft Mrs. Geo. Baldwin left for. Ike=r
Zutieb requiting the ec.tin-en to' home at Sealotth orin'eoe;da�c. atftoeD
levy a special trite of YStie 'Jail:/ on 'I speeding a pleasant time with her
the assessment of the Police Vilrlage parents Mr. gaud Mrs.)). Strinaryzin.
us granted.
By Law ii o. i re drainage of ;here. in the i uther w church Sunni -
Zurich Drain. North was prrovis- - ,
sioinaally adopted and the Clerk in -41n- day +ocanan� t•o the •
absence of the
is a
and served on the parties it>Gaterest- 'o.
ed. A count of Revision for the I We want to get 3 or 4. second
game will be held on Tuesday the i bagel bicycles. gents or ladies:
2'nd day of July at I &'clock p. ni. Win allow you good good prices in
The offer of Ileo. A. Stimson for i exchange for new wheels.
the drainage debentures was we- - E. Zenere, Zurieln. We received as co,iam unie.ation ,
Tonere wilt ne no service intent
DOMMERClil T
s ' "v 3r 2tr Meta a en k *
Strictly' up-to-date nn modern int-
* Q$
iv proveraaents. Diniagroomsiis stip- a3
* plied with only the very best. li r
m • Bar eenftinu ehoiee liquors and
cigar's'. '9 f a 's o
exEatecllent Sample Rooms 0
oft ton- eCommeretai Mem 0
: 1.414.3it FOSTER, PROM. i:3
"Zbe m u C tttt
lbou S e
AISIMEIMO /MIN
Equipped with all modern
e'onvenaences. First-class
(accommodation to commer-
cial travellers. Bar and din-
ing room always supplied
with the best obtainable.
177
New ads this week. It will pay
you to read them,
D. Steinbach, Summer goods ;
D. S. Faust, Seasonable bargains :
T. & M. Johnston, Wool Wool ;
F. W. Hess Jeweler, on the square.
C. Silber, strawberries.
Mrs. P. Sipple and Mrs. H.
Thiel, on Sunday last, visited Mr.
D. Scholl, who is laid up, as the re-
sult of an accident, as reported in
our last week's issue.
A trotting match was expected on
the track here on Saturday evening
bat one of the parties failed to put
in an appearance. We are promis-
ed. one tor this (Friday) evening,
and a large crowd is expected.
Base ball is all the talk. Every-
thing is in goose order We want
all the boys, town and country to
come out to practice every even-
ing. The first nnateeli games will be
played between tho married and
:angle me=n.
I Mn. 'Wi'na. Klapp had a most
,
u€
a.tnlquinine!
bee,last week.
Thee ladies turned alt in goad
nun 1 t'rs, in spite of the disag eeablo
weather, austaee was done 'to the
quilts,
and a sociable time was
spent by all.
A hypnotist buried a woman at
Homier ►n last week, digging her
up again in three hours. She was
:ialtl1ure.ntla none the vrurlite ut2 for
1 the ((„i'eladal. She had probably
jcleerke'el for several years in a stel!rte'r
I trlaHt IlleV er advertised.
2hlea>ers E. 13ee ;:eenberry and t'.
Fairer were at tC'landeebt ye,on i'c'ed- I
meoxley and returned with the trott='
stn • lnor; ce, "Pat" whie'h they por- !
chi ai from Mr. Hodgins. 'Tis'
'Ikons, hes a :m rkt of about 2.30. and
,r.„ . .;r,e
the �� ,.nd money in his class at 1,�0<
tOr raves last month.
leseal paper is a carannnlneireial
enterprise and is run as.•ueeh,theree=
fere all itayttre'S rrf eroute.°rtf,ainuneunats
where a atlnargee is made for ndnzis>
eieyit are treated as , advertisements
sand ehalrged for at a rate of so 1
enough pee' linne. When printing le 1
required a free notice will always
be given,
Me ,Zttriehn Pa.blie 844w:A will
eneelol n'i;w aannnneall Ilnieeenie at Grand
Bemis erne Pr irh v dune 21st. uta -
ses" trona" is expected end every-
Seely
every-
S e ely pv asseai;jsiIlly invited to attend.
Every Iverson wishing to gen with
the earrry-a€lls, 11nany obtain tickets,
by applying to IL P. Stack, tine
principal.
The members; of the Eetingelieaal
elvereh fraternally greeted their
pastor Rev. C. 8. Fin kbeeianer at his
home here on Monday evening [ell
his return from Hamilton. His
congregation handed him as purse
nes $. 10 towards e eying the expleneea
of the recent aaflictiot at the home
of their beloved pastor. The Loi'ci
be his Comforter so that he may
earry on the M'aster's work sttele'ess-
fnlly. or..
The Huron County Sabbath
Spheral and Chtilstnin Eaule avor'
f",,ion will hold their coitiventim
this year in Clinton on June 18 and
10. as the la'eation is central and of
easy ae1'e s by train. Dvery Sanrt�n-
day Scheel and Christian Endeaver
Society should see they are well
represented by delegates. The
Local Committee is snaking elabe-
rrate peepaxraations for their reeep-
tion. An excellent protest/in st/in is
arranged, inehualiuug; solute star
speakers in the Provinee and wenn
look for a good time. Bonet for- •.,
get the date -June iSt.n and 19th.
1'
eepted by the eooueil and the Reeve
and. Treasurer instructed to issue:,
the saint.
The following amounts were
ordered to be paid.
Hy. Lipp'hatdt, eenalizing Sep. U
School I2.00, Hy, Magel working
grader 6.50, Mrs. C. Keinbardt
salary 8,50, Globe Printing Co.
Notice Tenders for debentures E.
and W. B. South $2.55, for ' deben-
tures E. B. North $2.55, for deben
tuures W. B. North $2.55, the HER-
ALD W. B. $9.00, the 1rIvaiAtn print-
ing notice Z. D. S. 1.50, the HERALD
printing $28.75, Hy. Rupp work on
C. B. $5.00, Ed. Rupp work on C.R.
$1.00' Alex McBeath lumber $227.20
Municipal World blanks etc. $9.39,
Zurich Flax Co. storing grader
$5.00,, Win. M. Bell lumber, 1000,
$2.23, Alex. Munn,statute labor,
1900,17.50, Alex. Munn Can. Co.
tetuto labor, $7,20, 'Oliver Caro-
veaau, ditch L. R. $2.00.
By-laws No. 5 and 6 were duly
passed.
The council adjourned, to meet
on Tuesday, July 2nd. 1901.
Fred. Hess Sr. Clerk.
The flax Co. made their last ship-
ment of flax this week.
ZURICH
"1 hive used Ayer's Hair Vigor
for over thirty years. It hes kept
scalp free front dandruff and
bas preveanied my hair from turn-
ing gray."-Mts. F. A. Soule,
Billings, Mont -
There is this __. ....
peculiar
thing about Ay'er's Hair
Vigor -it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenly turn black,
loop dead and lifeless.
Btltgraduallythe old color
comes back,: all the rich,
dark color it used to have.
The hair stops falling, too.
SIM a Mk. All irdttacft.
your �ireandonadwewlexp
yen a btattle. ne sure and 'vo they ton%
of yr/Uneaten acs rens o 0. Address,.
C.-„LYRR CO.,T:owell,;r4iasn,
from one of our friends at Phila-
delphia, complaining of the unreli-
abiity of oar correspondent there.
We will not publish the letter in
full, but will give you the close of
the sane -"who ever the cap fats.
wear t. t may press on your
brain a little but will stretch after
wearing," and ends up with the ,
Rowing: +�
" e .fessrs J. W. E.
And G. W. K.
Whatever yon do.
Don't get gay."
2,41
s'i
The season for Wash Goods is here. To have a New
Summer Dress that will wash and not fade, is the article
every purchaser is on the look -out for. We have overcome
the difficulty, and are showing Muslins, Calicoes, Gin hams,
Ducks, Zephyrs etc. ete., that will
STAND THE TEST
We itemize a few lines,
are Special -
Our new combination Mus-
lins, aro fast colors, in
3 different pat'ns, per ycl.
Our Silk Warps are the
latest thing shown, for
Dresses and Waists, in
blue, green and pink,
per yard
Our Zephyrs are in it. Do
not fail to see them. We
which have a special line, at a
special price, per yard - • 9
Our P. I1, is a seller. You
want a white dress for
picnic purpose, this is
just the thing, only -
Our stock of white Lawns
18 is large and well assort-
• ed. We show a Lawn of
fine quality, 45 inches
wide, per yard - - -
.20
.18
.15
Do not fail to visit our store; we will be pleased to
show you through, whether you buy or not.
DS. FADS
ZURICH
.. - ONTARIO
SPRING STYLES THEY'RE
H E R E
You will always Etna the latest. S\ve+ll esl and nl.e_: t up-to-
date styles at the
PEOPL.:''S BOOT
ANO
SHOE STORE
Wks are leaders in fashionable footwear. ENTrythingits
lieu's. Ladies' and Children's Shoes always on haultl, at
a
t
lowest prints. if you want the very latest for spring
from the leading Canadian m:ILiiltfae'turt?r.S t'ome to
But
Tar
THE `iE eN
cgs t
ken In e
flange,
We ells t 5€] 6' tee nitwit in ;sjVis a o4 our Q"w Teets end 'Catetfuains, and are
prepared tea isieta set eveeryiei.iy who want interior Fittings for their
Homes. We would therefore ask yore toe ell in and look over our
Steele before buyinn.
Tapestry C 'pet. from
Union kdarpets, from
c. fit)
SOC.up
Also a nice ass brinetent o <Went and Henn) +l: ,-sepetts.
In Art Mnslins, Cretonnes and levee C"nest :ns. we nave the largest
acs yrtreut ever shown :nd at penes that eQift be heat by ainyene.
iLlus
a Won
about
c'urMillinery
We have ,Inst opened up w nether sT ilnsnent of Ladies' white and fancy
Sailors. senate speeiel vatdi,e:. b€ea.akt at a big redaattion, and giving
our Customers the benefit.
. . Tritnmed Hats a Spectalty
Every Lady who has not already purchased her Summer Miiliinery,
should look through our Stock. before buying.
PREETER,
URI
I am handling
again this Season,
to begin to deliver
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon,.
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Pea
Straw -berries �' lour
Soarer
and I expect Bggs
about(`lata=kens il, -
r Dueeles
Geese
. June It9 Putaatoes
Let nue have your orders
early as possible.
PRI0a'ES t C/ARAAIT' ED.
. Either, Zurich
64 to -66
30 410
38 40
5J' 60
2.00 2.10
12 13
11 II
- 43 5
6 6
5 5
20 25
HENSALL MARKETS.
62 to 64
25 26
37 40
58 60
2.00 2.10
ri 25 6.75
7,40 X0.00
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Peals
Flour
Hogs (live) per cwt
do (dressed)