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The Offieial Organ, of Zurich. ancl liay Township:
VOL. II., NO.42.
CHURCHES.
QT. BONIFACE, Catholic.
L) • Order of service for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at R.30 a. m.; Cato -
Aim and Instruction at 10.30 o'clock;
Vespers and Benedietion of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m.
Holy Days: High Mass at 9 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction at 730, p.
Week Days: Mass every morning at 7.30
o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'olock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour b visit to oir Lord
in the Blessed Sacramet every Sat.
urdy evening fron$7 to 8,
Baptism on Sundays at 2 o'clock.
The Communion Sundays before Mass at
8 o'clock.
Rey. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
Gorman, at 10 o'clock a. m, English, at
7 o'clock p. an., Sunday school at 2 p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, li oir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evemng ; Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. W. J. Yaeger, Pastor.
ffleutfdie en. 104. St. petrt 1iird2e.
etoitesbteuit Dorm. i)alb U 1,11)r
unb abenbs 7 1Ur Saniftagfdiule
norm. to /1.1?r, Eehrerveriantmlun9'
abeubs um balb8.
paftor.
LI V. BACHAND, St. Joseph.
Notary Public, Fire and Life In-
surance Agent, 31oney to Loan, either by
private funds or luau companies,
11 J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow & Prouefeet) Barri--
ter, Solicitor, Notary Public:.
Ilensall, Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
parricters, Solicitors. N'utariec nubile
et. ete. Cor. Square met North StrO0t,
Ontario
R. C. HAYS
W. PROUOPOOT
ZELLER,
Clerk l'Oth Div• Court, Huron
Comroisioner for tatling Affidavits,
Convoyanter ote, %ablator tor Cho Mt-
uud Erne honta and Savingis Co.
Zoller Bloch, Zurich Ont.
ZURICH', ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1902.
$1. PER YEAR.
TILE FOR SALE.
MIAMIIMPEZINI0111=•111.09.1MMI
The undersigned has for
sale a quantity of First-
class 2 y), and 3 inch Drain
Tile, which will be sold at
REDUCED
PRICES
at Lot 16, Con. 15 Hay
known as
Heyrock's Brick & Tile Yards,
I have also for sale a num-
Tier of roadster and draught
Horses, 2 to 5 years old
and a quantity good Hay,
Cedar Rails, Posts and
dressed Pine Lumber
For particulars apply to
RANNIE,
ZURICH ONTARIO
Or at the Yards for Tile.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat 73 to 75
Oats 38 40
Barley ... . 50 55
Peas... ... .. 65 70
Fleur • .•.. 1 75 1 85
Butter 13 14
Eggs - 12 13
Chiekene la ...... 4 5
Duoks • 6 6
Geese
• • 5
5
Potatoes-. ........ 35 40
HENSALL MARKETS.
Wheat 75 to 75
38 39
Barley • • • . • . • • • • • • .. 48 52
Peas ...... 75 80
Flour 2 (10 2 10
Hogs (live) per wt. 8 25 6 75
COURT OF REVISION,
Township of Hay.
XI rail: iq Iiieeay 1V4•n that a eourt
ir
1' i'' -.in g.f the usgessatent non if the
' Tovonehip of Ilay ter the year me, will
1.,,10,Nt :at the mown Hull, Zurich, ot
N1401.01ay, tire aboi dray of .1unc. leen. at
ton, lager t I Ie tiaaiielz, tl. M.
Attl p: roams havang business at said
104-M1 lit v 1113144114y Mit Wu vi to guide them-
, %che., aocotolitonly.
' Zurioh the 114110 slay of May, bog,
FRED IIINS, Sr., 'Ili. Clerk.
13.086lina,i'itilY,
"'""`. Met:need Atietenieer ti' Hue.
on saentay. respectfuily seheits the pnt,•1
tonago of thra.e who nutend having sales.
Satisfactron gunsetatccd.
DR. F. A. SELLER
!Pt tut ugt g,olcialte the Royal Conege'
of Dentaii Surgeons, Teyt,...)nto, also IlAntivA•
pracievate n4fPeptuMent itif enrimly,
Torunattp tnnveiterty. Paantess iroinn,
of teeth. Plate nork asito.1/4.-befliitv.
At Don:onion House. Zurich., every
elonday. leap
FARM FOR SALE.
The North !..; of the lslorth of
lot number !,21. Con. 15 Hay. con -
Wining 25 inore or less. A
fraine dwelling with kitchen : barn
lautqt and drivineasheds on the
preiniees : also 1 geed well, Con.
velment tet Kalidieistia's Planing.
rand Flea 31il1s. and will be
staid tea Very :mil*" terms.,
V)? furtiner particulars timely to
to zitLLit.&arta.
NoT1('8 Ti) cimpurons.
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1nho matter of the estate of Ilenry
, , ;. .
:. Itec.VIthi. Bate OT tine Township of
ij G. STANBURY, 13. A.;,
.... 0 tiny, tliii the frottlity of Iftaroft, •
sceecisor to (our...ail. &I.,,,:rAiSitutay ne,teased.
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Mr, John ;riey Jr. is quite ill at
present.
Mr. Frank Bossenberry is in
Parkhill this week on business.,
Miss Mina Doan visited friends
at Rodgerville on Ascension Day.
Miss Metter of Dashwood visited
her uncle Mr. 0. Hartleib on Mon-
day.
Mr. C. Grob and family visited
at Mr. H. Neeb's, Babylon line, on
Sunday.
Mr. M. Fenn and wife of Dash-
wood. visited Mrs. O. Fritz on
Sunday.
Mr. Albert Heideman ,Tr. and
bride of Detroit aro visiting here
at present.
Mr. J. Hooper of Clinton was in
this vicinity last week putting up
monuments.
The directors of the Hay Insur-
ance Co. will hold a meeting in
town on Saturday.
A number from town attended
the funeral of the late M. J. White
at Exeter on Tuesday.
New Advertisements, D. Stein -
bitch, W. G. Hess, S. Ramaie, P.
McIsaac, J. D. Merrier,
Mr. Wm. Schenck is putting a
new verandah on his dwelling, and
otherwise improving it.
Mr. C. Either and Miss Ida, Brill
visited the former's parents at
Crediton on 'Wednesday.
Mr. Harry Eilber of Crediton,
passed through town on Wednes-
day on his 'way to Bayfield.
Lightning struck H. Volland's
barn on Tuesday night of last
week, but the damage was slight.
Mr. Charles Shoemacher and his
gang started 'the brick -work at
Mr. Hartleib's dwelling this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gottleib Merrier,
visited their son Jonathan at
Dashwood on Taestlity and Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Lydia Boseenberry leaves
on Saturday for Galt and Dundee,
where she intends spending the
summer.
A political ineeting in the inter -1
est of Mr. Henry atilber will
held in the Town Hall here on Sat. 4
unsay evening.
No more proteetion from wind
anti rain in pow paint than in a;
poor umbrella. best protection in
15. W. P. 0. Greb.
Mr. J., Durnart, took a trip to
Stratford and Berlin last week.
Messrs Sanders and Heywood. of
Exeter visited in town on Sunday,
Mr. Edgar Willis visited, Mr. H.
O. Doan for a, few days last week,
Messrs P. Lamont and C. Fritz
spent Sunday at Shipka and Oredi-
ton,
Mr. R. Hamacher is improving
his dwelling with at new coat of
paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Paulin of Dashwood
visited at Mr. S. Rannie's over
Sunday.
Messrs Wes. and Roy Boyce of
Mitchell visited friends in Zurich
on Sunday.
Miss Emma Zimmerman of De-
troit, is visiting her parents here
for a month.
How tall is your grass? We can
fit it with Lawn Mower Sickle or
Scythe. C. Greb.
Mr. C. S. Shoemacher recently
purchased a fine driver from a
party near Orediton.
Mr. Wm. Mitchell of Exeter was
in town on Friday and purchased a
new top buggy from Hess & Son.
Where are you going to buy
your shirts this season*: why at
Steinbach's, they are showing an
entirely. new stock.
Mr. Charles Meyer of Blake has
the contract for the mason work
on Mr. C. Fritz's house and has the
stone foundation nearly completed.
Being entirely sold ont of last
season's shirts we were enabled to
buy an entirely new stock for this
season. You want to see them.
D. Steinbach.
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at attr Is attention
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Not by what it says, but by what it does.
Our Millinery Ladies Stockings
Department is Grand a n d
all Up to -date ; call and see.
fluslins
of all colore. Some pretty
white lluslins with dot and
figure, for rect.
Silk tucked Muslin at nets.
Silk Ribbons
for Ladies' Ties.
Pink, Black and
2acts per yard.
Red. Blue,
White, for
Black Cotton Stocking for 10
cts. a pair.
Black Cotton Stocking for 15 ..
cts, a pair,
Black Cashmere stocking for
50 cts. ti pair.
Black Mixed stocking for 25
and. 30 cts, a pair.
Red Cashmere size 7 at 40 ets. •
a pair.
Red Cashmere size 5 and 6 a.t
25 and 28 cts. it pair,
Our Prices Are the Very Lowest.
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Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
0. Ir-RiTZ,
e s yoir Trade
For Spring Poot-wear, and we pan assure you
that you will not tints a ulcer lot of Spring
fids in any City or Town. Como hi and see
0"C7IS INT=W
The third regular meeting, of the
Zurieli W. C. Tot. was held at the
hone of lairs. 3.Merrier on Monday We also haVe a Final
evening. May 5th. Lite Devotional
exercises were led by the President. LoW and HiSh
gh ops, sizes: and 4, \villa, will
aided by a number of the members.
he St ad from 75cts to $1.00. These Shoes
were
It rroui 44-2.tot 3„uo,
During the bUSIllee.ti part of the
meeting reports from the President
ts the different departments were
neard and adopted. it was derided
to hold at parlor meeting. on Mon.
day evening. May 19th at the leime
of Mrs. Rennie and that the next ,
regalar meeting he held tnMonday1
evening. May Vila. at the linin. et'
Mrs. C. Fritz.
Mr. C. L. Slitienmeher “Mine I very intortmoing and else instrucai
During the educational part 2' Li
Host" of the Dotninion House n tive triple "Aiei%11101" WaS taken tnp
Illatilla some alterations. in hi4 and discussed tinder eertain head-
! We are showing the new thine'. einvge3r;lifoarilitisei;'air7 t/ rCill innInkinti in
in collars for the summer. t'aist out . With great plena:41;04 V•V;ranlinitaltilne *
Ulla the style you have linen foot% the reeeption Id three new neeinit.re
ling for long ago. D. Steinhatii. ,.ttt this ineetana. ' 1 '
1 Mr. Charles 'Wilson of Heiman The IllePting was 'Men ihroillgTit
; gave us in, pleueatit call on Thurahnee b tt ehise by ',jingling the TelnlE/T- ,r
! while on his'Way tto visit sattue Inwe INP,X0)10gt..,
friends at the lake shore. Mr. M. Dean. Press Superintendent.
1 Wilson intends leaving Tlensall
shortly sand wil linalie his hw.m'
e SHAW LINE - 1 •
somewhere, in Michigan.
With so inativ v tars
bnr-room thls week.
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Butter and Eggs taken
n 'exchange.
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ton. is it, tiot possiii4o to. re
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orttallthte our Base -tall Club? The
"Dentsehlanders" were at one
thine the terror of our tieighbering
towns and there is no reason why
a. tood team eon t1. not be brought
together this var.
dal •••.-=...".
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR>, NOTAR1i. ()TICElkiiis hereby given pursuant to
Conveyancer, 31oney to Loan on Village E. 0. 15/.1.17, that p.,Nons having,
Ind Farm Property at lowest rates of In- cairns against the Estato of the said
tetest. Documents in original Uerman Henry Hotrold, who died on or about
read and advised UpOn. .litb nlay of April, A. 11).. 194;-2 are re- •
'retiree to Rena or deliver on or before the
ZURICH COURT ATTBNIDED tittithey of June, 1992, to B. Howald or
,`• E. Zeller at Zurich, Ont., their names,
Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter. addresses and oceupations. with particu-
lars of their claims, and the nature of
the se;.!arities, tfif ally) held by Theta,
duly certifiid. And that alter the 2,9th
lii•e*e.r•-::0.1:0.000000000S"e'7,04*0241P" davof June aforesaid the said Executors
it4 0 v.,1 ?HE
e ei ismated to distribute the assets of
the said deceased conong the parties en-
comEni HoTEL , titti!A thereto, having regard only to the
claims they sbaill then leave
o o 0 .2URICH 0 0 ,L1
: flate,41 this CM dsy fat Mav, awe.
B. HOVITSLD
Strictly up-to-date in zracakttn
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ZLia,r.ac •
- • Executors.
v7: , • •
prrrsements• Diniingrooms is sup7 tIt
p1 ed with only the very best. Tine rarkv-,dosing eloa-ement is
Bar cot:tains ehoice liquors •Snril Uttraetingconszderable attention
S eigtas. in the neighbering towns at pres..
fl..:ent, anal why the good old town ofl
is Excellent Snrsaple Rooms
Me ;
zur.a Should be backward irt this:
flea- Cortunereval n.
0 respect, we fail to see. Exeter.
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• --•-• :Bayfield. Clinton. &afortb.
-a 4
,- Hensall. close their business places'
LO PO ST ER, R 0 P. .Ge, certain eveningsin each week., and
kleaettakao efe***ieeteareeetee,teateaSea*. we do not think the business meni
•! suffer any iinaneial loss thereby. :$
; A meeting would be now in order
to discuss this matter thoroueblv
and we are sure that if the matter,
is brought properly before the
fatiners of the neighborhood, they
would willingly assist us in the
good work. Some, it is true are
somewhat biased in their opinions!
Equipped with all rao(lern owit nortt,„,
we opine, if properly
conveniences. First-class ttpproached. but could be pursuaded,
accommodation to eommer- • that it would be a good thing to
cial travellers. Ear and din-. have several nights off .each week.
ing room always suppled
with the best obtainable.
"Ub e antinion
Ibouse
L Shoemacher, Prop.
ZURICH
norontesmeerbstme•
HILIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
'County of Huron. 1 would request
tbose having sales to call on rue.
Tams moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your patronage solicited.
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Married.
:.i.,fraav-tatavEn.-At Zurich. on
Tuesday evening. 13th inst.. by
the Rev. W. J. -Yaeger, Mr. John
Met of Ilolyraod, to Miss
Beaver. of St. Joseph.
REIDEMAN-=-SCACRSCIMEIDER.- At
Detroit, ott TilesdaV 13th hist..
at the residence of Mr. Peter
Eisenhach, 567 Lansing Ave. by
the Res-. Treselt. Albert T.
liehlematt, of Detteit. (formerly
of Zurich). to Miss 'Millie Smell-
schneider, also of Detroit.
Los
My hair came out by the hand-
• ful, and the gray hairbegan to
Creels' in.1 tried Ayer 't Hairariger,
and if stopped the hair from corn-
ing mit ted restoted the color."-
Mrs.1Vi.D.Gray,,Ne.Saltrat,bless.
There's a pleasure in
offering such 4 prepara-
tion as Ayer's HairVigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara-
tion. aim* Utile. Ali baton&
It your druggist tannot supply yOn,
Send ns one dollar and vo expttss
you a bottle. Be sure and give thoriArn0
of your nearest express office. Address,
C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
%vela!! to Trin Hattaate
Miss Annie Keyss at pre!kent
visiting friends at Kirk -ton.
Miss Snrali Dowson spent
itn-
tlay' at 1111'. Dowson's.
Mr. Henry Iloward visited ell
Mr. John Sharp's on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Mossip visited at Me.
antes Stepbenson's last 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Metinehev
visited at Mr. Erratt's ou Sunday.
Miss Eliza Robinson 'visited at
"Ilkr. George- Itentiodfs ohe da -s-- last
we6k.
Miss jean Campbell spent Sun-
day- afternoon at Mr. George
Doieson's.
Mr. dward CttrVini is :at present
drawing stone for the foundation
of his barn.
Miss Drysdale of Drysdale is at
present visiting at Mr. Robert
Stephenson's.
Vie and. Mrs. Henry Hayter
silent Tuesday evening at Mr.
Samuel McBride's.
Mr. Wm. and Miss Elmira F.4tog-
dill visited at Mr. Calvin Dowson"s
one evening reeentiy.
• Mt...Tames Delgety was unable
to teach school on Monday and
Tuesday on account of being laid
up with rhenniatism.
• A young gentleman of this
vi-
itinity had the misfortune to fall
off his wheel one evening recently
and the on lookers at first thought
he Was hurt but he was seem on to
his feet, brushing himself furious -
TO RAVE BEAUTIFCL SION.
• Every one who would have it
• clear, soft, 'velvety skin free front
• pinaples, bla,ckheads, redness and 1
disfiguring eruptions utast use Dr.
Chase's 'Ointment. It is a time
food for the skin, does not -clog the
pores as do powders, and insures
; permanent benefit. There is not 0.1
single itching, burning skin disease
of men, womei . or children that
! Dr. Chase's Ointment will not cure.
Mothers find. it invaluable for Baby 1
ECZOMay scald head and chariere on
the little ones.
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We haVe j1114 (vned up a line of Dress Goods
that we botht nig Reduction in Priee„ regular T.
priee from 411t 45,. per yard: While they last, at
30c Per Yard
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FURNITURE HOUSE re
Light and Heavy Harness; Trunks,
Bags and Purses, for ladies and gents
3..\MW 'F-T-1-2a1NTirilLTIZM
Parlor Suites, Fancy Chairs,Side-Boards,
Fancy Rattan Rockers, Baby 'Carriages, :Ex-
press Wagons and Sewing Machines.
High Grade Organs and Pianos.
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