Exeter Advocate, 1900-4-12, Page 1THIRTEENTH
YEAR. -670.
EXETER, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1900. C
SANDERS, EDITOR.
This We
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SILK WAISTS.
We have just added to our stock of Silks a large num-
ber of Waist Lengths in all the new effects for this sea: -
son. No two Waists alike. When you inspect our
stock eve are sure you will agree with us that they tare
beautiful and remarkably cheap. We have some beau-
ties at 50e. a yard.
CURTAINS
We received last week a shipment of Bobhinet, Ruffl-
ed Curtains, the swell Window Drapery: Durable, Ar-
tistic, Economical, Dainty, Inexpensive. Be sure and
see this latest style in Curtains.
PLAID DRESS. GOODS
• Oar range of Plaid Dress Goode is now complete, This
Season's are more beautiful than @ver. We haus them
at all prices from 25c.
GROCERIE
So A FEW PRICES.
pig. Grocery stock is complete m every detail. Every-
thing fresh and clean. Christies well-known fancy and
plain Biscuits: " 3 cans Corn, 2.•5c.; 3 Crans Peels, 25c.; 3
cans Tomatoes, 25c. Our can goods are the best put up.
21 lbs. Redpath'sRedpath select
l
c Va ena Raisins .oc. Quality the best, prices
the lowest.
EGULAR 59c., 75c., 85c., $1.00and$1.25 Silks all reduced to the extremelylow' priceof
49c. 9 and Waist alst 1
en thetwo � no two alike.
EPA.RTMENT4—
Si51:B.M.,-1"11\TC+
TIM= 81=5=.3..MOTOR
For Painting, W
htewashing and Spraying. Ask for the instructivecata-
logue
logue on diseases affecting, Fruit Trees, Vegetables, etc. and their remedies.
Compare the small cost of the SPROMOTOR with theairs�!
` i. the; quality and:
ua g �r.� Y
quantity of fruit.
WE ALSO HAVE THE
ECLIPSE ATOMIZER,
.rte.
and a full stock of other Spraying �gPumps. Full guarantee wit:
Get our prices.
each Pump.
MILK CANS
The latest improved Faatory Can is the
SAMSON
Remember the name as it is the onlyone-piece Re ne piece bottom made. Light to
move because there are no sharp corners to catch and tear the flooring. No
hoopes or rivets to break or tear off. Cheapest because it takes just half the
time and solder to insert body tin that it does for a pieced bottom:
FIELD SEEDS
Red and Alsike Clover, Timothy A large stock perfectly clean, , and also a
full stock of Garden. Seeds fresh and clean.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited rrirate funds for in-
vestment' upon farm or village property, at
owest rates of interest.
DrcRSoN & CARLING,
Barristers, ete., Exeter.
r•-1
PARA/13 PUR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The undersigned hasafewgood farms for
sale cheap. i.. Moneyto loan. oil oeasy terms
Jona SPACE:HAN,
Samwell's f3Iock Exeter
TESTIMONIAL
®F
IRVINE A T N
�� O G
I have used English Stock Food, man-
ufactured by 0. Lutz, for driving, horse
and milch cows, and in both cases have
found it a most excellent food and well
•:worth the money. I am informed by
many farmers that it is a most valu-
able food for calves a,ncl young pigs.
Dray Cou>I.i<cil.
Council met April 3rd. All resent.'
Applications by pthe Police'' Trustees
pl ..
of the police villages of Zurich and
Dashwood were laid before the council,
asking to have the statute labour of
the said; .. police villages counted at 7a'
cents per day. The applications were
gr'•antecl. A Coriniiunication of Jas.
Ester in regard of:darna �e to his cutter
on'aaccou t of the bad' road was filed,
also a communication of A. T. Drum -
mind, regarding contribution to the
National Pa. ,
L trtbtrc fund • tests )tad over.
Acontract.
for 0000 feet of cedar was.
let toff _i`'•,
bre t
o .c,liat Sb14.00 per rn.•'
and 8000 feet of rock elm to A. Mc
Beath at $15.00. The following ac-
counts were ordered to be laid; W.
paid;
,11'dc:Keat,th, work 011. �% ,Ln1 c r
,i L..rO;
r
Geo. Erserbach, work con 11,$2.50
Dal. wood for Hall $3.37; J. A. Wil-
liams kCo. flour for indigent
,$�1.U0.
.�
C o moil will 'meet again. �,atn, cin Monday,
the 7th (d May, at one o'clock p. rn.
y
children Cr for
CASTOR1 A.
Dashwood
The streets of our little burg r are
dry and the bike once more conies in-
to service. -Mr. Jacob Kunz has pear,
chased' Mrs. Thon's residence and will
move to the village the corning sum-
nier.—Mr. P. Melseae, one of onr vil-
lage constables, gave chase to some of
the mischievous youths: Saturday night
for causing a distinrbence in the vil-
lage. Boys berrranlyl-Mr. W. Noes-
worthy still continues very poorly.
Very little hopes ..are entertained for
his recovery. -The Medicine Co. left
here on Thursday last for Zurich. We
have not heard of any great cines as
results of their medicines. -The silver
pitcher is now the property of Mr. H.
L. Draft, who was the nearest on the
second guess of the number of beans
in the bottle. There were ten who
guessed the correct number on the
first guess. Those having 'a second
chance Mr. Kraft was the lucky than.
We congratulate him on obtaining
O 7
the valuable prize. -Mr. John Taylor's
team ran away from the grist mill one
day bast week. They made a lively -
dash for home, but were recaptured
down some distance on the townline.
--The confirmation' Services in eoneiec-
tion with the Lutherian church here
took place on Sunday and was attend-
edby_a large; audience, perhaps the
largest, for some years. -Several of
river
our sports have,l>een at -the with
dip -nets a,ndhave been amply repaid
fortheirlabors.-Miss Adline Pfaff, of
the village was nnited in marriage
to Mr. Sellery, of Stafta•, on Wednes
day, at the residence of her:: cousin,
\1r•. William Pfaff'. Her many friends
acre wish her every success :in her
new home. Our loss, we know, is
others' grain. -The teachers of our Pub.
Tic School are spending' their Easter
,l g ,
holidays at their homes in 'Brussels,,
Goderroh and Clinton, 'respectively.-
Mrs. Fried is on the sick list. We
hope she may soon lie around again
with her bright seniles ' and cheery
words. -Mr. Charlie Guenther now
sports a fancy driver liar chased from
13. Chiming hitn , of Shapka. at a fancy
price.
Trinity Church, Bradford, Weis burn-
el tit the gromld 1vioridaty.
•St. Joseph
Lake Huron is still iveairing.its Win-
ter garments and has the appearance
of a vast sheet of ice,but 'we
are ie in
hopes it will, soon disappear (not the
lake but the ice.) -Last week Mr.' E.
Marshall r
I s �ha11r e novetl an old and familiar
lancl mark, in the shape of all old log
hoarse. The house was built in the
year 18818 by a former owner of the
farm, the late Wm. Jennison, who was
accidentally killed a number of years
aLgo.-I3. Horn tvllo has been the guest
of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R.
n hashis
O'Brien, returned to borne at
Pigen, Mich. -s• -Mr mid_ Mrs. W. Jennis-
on were visiting friends at Drysdale,
Saturday. -?Jr. B. O'Brien delivered a
fine horse to Mr. J. 1 -Lorton, of Hib-
bert Township, on Thursday of last
week. -Miss Axte, of. Zurich, who has.
been the guest of Sliss L. Hendricks
during the :last week, has retur•necl
hi
a
tree. -M r. tt
D. Eicher andi ''
s sterrwere
visiting at Mr. R. O'Brien's on Sunday.
--Professor Harry Wilson, magician
and ventriloquist, held an entertain -
anent in the hall here on Monday and
Tuesday evenings of this week. The
Professor is worth hearing. -Three
of Mr. B. Charette's children are at
time Of writing very ill and render the
doctor's care. We wish thein a speedy
recovery --Orli local fishermen are
having some good hauls of fish lately
which is trench appreciated as tltPrc,
Y
have, not hewn n�rany4aut,ht clueing the.
past win ter. -Mr. James Overholt hard
the misfortune to lose a valuable horse.
on Saturday last.
a
A Thousand Tongues,
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer of Philadelphia,
Pa., when .Dr: Kings Nese Discovery
cured her of'a hacking cough that for
many years had macre life a burden.
She says "After all "others remedies
uncloctolsfalled iLs
soon
t(
moved the
pain in the chest and .f. can now sleep
soundly, Something i can scarcely re-
member doing before.` I feel like sound-
ing its praises thronghout the Uni-
verse." Dr. King's New Discovery is
gnat aanteed to cures all troubles of the
Throat, Chest or L'itrgs, Price 50c.
and $1.00. Trial bottles free at all
drug stores.
Sodom
Bees are all the go around here. To
not or n t to bee, thats the question.
nestion.
i. r
-b1r. Will Smith passed Sunday with
his parents here. Will speaks well
of his place and thinks he will get
along all right. -There has been a very
heavy 101 on both 001 banks this
spring, but by present indications we
think they will be able to liquidate.--
The
iquidate.-The saw mill started cutting on Mon-
day. They have a great number o1
logs on hand. This will give employ -
relent to quite a number of men. -Mr.
George Smith is hired in the mill for
season. -Mr. S. St tnlake, Si., LIS
started a svoodyard and is prepared to
deliver wood to all parts„ of the town
on short notice and free of charge. ---
One' of Mr. A.Dear•ing's yearling calves
received a kick from one of the horses,
the other day, conipletely blinding one
eye.
Jielasall
11;Iiilrneiy openings are the order of
the clay, -The Zurich orchestra gave
excellent music in Mr. G. T. Arnold's
millinery- rooms Saturday evening.-
Miss Maud Murray, of Oroderich, is the
guest of her cousin,' Miss Jessie Elder.
-Miss Lovica Westcott, of Seaforth,
visited. Miss E. Stoneman, last week. -
Miss Sheperd is visiting in Chiselhurst.
-Revs. Jewett and Nethercott; of
Staffer, • exchanged pulpits Sunday.-
Mr. Richard Nicholls, of London, was
visiting relatives here last and part of
this week. -Mr. T. Kelly has engaged
with McDonnell Bros. -Miss Kat eBon-
thrcn has been visiting Hen sail friends
the past Harry Chesney,
of Seaforth, spent a, few days here
visiting his uncle last week.-- Messrs.
H. Rundl;:• and H. Cook have exchang-
ed residences. --Miss Rachel Pascoe is
visiting her sister in St. Thomas. -Mr.
Gordan Manns is in Toronto ,accompan-
ied by his mother -Miss Francis Rey-
nolds was home from London attend-
ing, the wedding of her sister, Mabel,
last week.
Eden
The officers of the Epworth. League
for the coining year are as. follows: -
Hon. Pre:, Rev. Salton; Pres., Edgar
Buswell; lst Vice -Pres., David Elston;
2nd Vice -Pres., Blanch Rook; 3rd Vice -
Pres., Ida Cave; Sec'y, Clara Luxton;
Organist'Retta Essery.-Don't forget
the =Lecture to -morrow night (Good
Friday) qn " To and fro in England".
by the Rev. Jas. Husser, of Crediton.
Admission 15cts. Good music. -Next
Sunday,; Rev. C. W. Brown, of Exeter
will pre�,ch'the ::Epworth League ser-
mon at;'i 10 p, in Proceeds in aid of
Epworth i'4eague.-Mr. Thed Jones, of
Devon,'and Mr. Samuel Cornish are
busy cutting wood at Mr. Quinton's
swamp. -Mr. and Mrs. Harris, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
John Essery, the past three months,
returned to London on Monday. -Mr.
and Mrs. James Neil, of Centralia,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Rook on Sunday. -The choir is busy
practicing pieces for Friday evening.
A number of the -ladies attended the
millinery, openings at Exeter on Sat-
urday.
Greenway
(To late for laet week)
Mrs. Thos. Bropbey and her children
Rose and Howard of Aurora, • Ill., are
visiting the former's f.ither and other
friends in this vicinity. -S. Harlton,
R. R. Wilson, H. Shank, J. Brown
and several others sold soiree of their
valuable horses last week. -Miss May
Wilson arrived home from Thanies-
vi11e where:shehas spent the past five
mentos studying music. -Mr. Jas. M.
Wilson who has been visiting friends
in East Jordan and other places in
Michigan during the past two, weeks,
returned home last week. He. has no
love for the state of Michigan, and
could not be induced to Move there to
make his home. There is no place
like this Canada of onrs for him. -A
bus load of young people from P
ark
-
hill visited Alice Wilson last Friday
evening and spent a pleasant tithe to-
gether. -The patriotic display of flags
by W . J. Wilson
& Co. has been at -
tracking cois.uerabla ttentionfortlle
paint two weeks. They have a large
stock of flags and are Selling thein by
the dozen' aricl1.00. They have also a
new lot of Easter cards for 15e, a dozen.
They :ar•e;selling timothy,- clover -Hud
garden seeds at close prices.
J
' Winchelsea
The School report of S. S. No. 6, US -
borne, for March is as follows. -V:
Linda Hunter, Dora Delbr•idge. Sr.
IV. -Toric Miners, Eddie Johns, May
Hawkins. Jr. IV. -Bertha Francis,
Mabel Sawyer, Fred White. Sr. itt.
-Garnet Minors May Delbrid e, Cecil
ill Flosie aarnn. Jr: II:L--Ella "F3eryll ,
Francis, Nelson,Coaltis. Promoted to
° :ins
jr.h1,I-Willie Veal, Wilson Hawkins,
Lesle \Vorden. Pro;i :otecl to Sr. IL -
Victor Sawyer, Beatrice Wilcox, Clar-
ranee Fletcher, George Coward, New-
ton Clarke. Promoted to Jr. 11. -
Willie Elford Aciclie Johns, Clarence
Miners, Hattie Hunter, :Promoted to
Sr. Pt. II. -,Everett:Skinner, Welling-
ton Skinner, Gordon Waddell. N. 13.
Parents having children who are about
to attenchschool for the first time are
requested to start thempromptly
01
the opening after Easter holidays,
Monday 23rd.
P. GATIDINER
L
a E. H.rr,S
Teachers.
Astounded The Editor,
Editor s. A. Brown of :Bennettsville;
S. C., was once immensely surprised.
"Through longsuffering from dyspep-
sia,"
b writes,
„ .....at
stn, he avrites, my wife wags greatly
run clown. She had no strength or
vigor and suffered great distress from
her stomach, brit she tried Electric
Sitters which helped her at once, :aid,
after using four bottles, she wa,S en-
tirely well, can eat anything, .It's a
grand tonic, and •r.ts gentle la Native
qualities are splendid for torpid liver.”
for indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Stomach and Liver troubles its a posi-
tive guaranteed cure. Only 50c. at all
drug stores,
Farquhar
D. HAY, Farquhar, Commissioner and
Conveyancer, Money vto loan at towest rates
of interest.
Miss Agness Ann 'lily, who is at-
tending the St. Marys Collegiate In-
stitute, is home spending her Easter
holidays: --Mr. 'Thos Bell' who dispos-
ed of his him stock and implements a
short time'with the intention of
going out to the North West, has since
changed his mind and intends to re-
main with ns a while longer.. -Mr. J.
E. Blenshard, who was residing clown
near Sunshine during the winter, hes
i•c:mowectirp hear here to \h \Vin.
:Iltackney'shouse, which had been of
capaed till recently by lir. D. Gould-
ing. -]hiss Jennie Stevenson, of Lis-
towel, is visiting at her sister's itis.
Joseph Vance and Mrs. "Wim. Ward
this week. -Mr. George Beavers, mer-
chant, went down to St. Marys on
Wednesday on business.--iessrs.
Jas and George Stewarts' sales, held
on Saturday last, realized excellent
prices for their stock and imple-
ments, some grade milk cows bring-
ing as high a•s $51. The auctionee rs
were Mr. Harry grown and Thos.
Cameron. Each did the very best he
could but Mr. Brown has decidedly
the advantage in voice.
(Too late ;for last week
.)
As there has been considerable dis-
satisfaction felt a•nd expressed on ac-
count of the deplorable, unhealthy
condition of our school by those of our
'rate payers who .knave more regard for
the health and comfort of the children
and the teacher than for the almighty
dollar. A meeting of the ratepayers
was held in our school house last Fri-
day evening for considering what
would be the best to do in connection'
with the seating,ventilat en, enlarge-
ment, etc. It was ascertained that
the attendance had considerably dim-
inished arnd that the prospects were
that it would still decrease so it was
decided to leave things as they are un -
till the end of the year when the par-
tition would he removed and only one
teacher employed. -Miss Mary Currie,
daughter of Mi Hugh Carrie from
near Cromarty, was the guest of her
aunt, Mr's. Barbara Gardiner here last
week. -Mr. George Stewart, of the
boundary, whose farm we announced
last week as for sale,btas since disposed
of it to Mr. James Ballentyne for the
handsome figure of $7000. This is con-
sidered a high price, but it is a, first-
class farm with the very hest buildings
and in the bighest state of improve-
ments. Mr. James Ballentyne, Jr., in-
tends moving on to it shortly and Mr.
Ste\vartrernoyes to Seaforth.
Sliephen Council
The Council of the Township of
Stephen, convened at the Town Hall,
Crediton; on Monday, April 2nd, at 1,
P. M. All members present. Minutes
of previous meeting read and approv-
ed. Hick--V%illert, that' the. Assess-
or's Roll for 1900 be accepted and that
Mr. Guinan be paid, viz; $80.00. -Car-
ried. Sweitzer-Willert, that By -
Law No. 8, of 1900,authorizing the.
Reeve and Treasurer to borrow money
to meet current expenditure, being
read the third time. be passed. --Car-
ried. Hicks -Yearly, that the court
of Revision of the Township of Stephen
for 1900 Assessment Roll be held:in the
Town Hall, Crediton, .on Saturday,.
May 26th next, at 1' p. m. -Carried,.
Resolved that the petitions of the
rate -payers in the vicinity of Corbett
and Greenway, requesting that an
arbitrator be appointed for the pur-
pose of forming a union school sec-
tion, he referred back to the petition-
ers, requesting them- to state what
lands they desire the new section to
be composed of and whatschool sec-
tions would be ' affected by the new
school. The following Path -.Masters
were appointed; -D. Snaith, R. Hand-
ford, Samuel McCoy, Frank Snell,
Henry Rowe, T. M. Kay,James Mitch-
ell, Newton Baker, S. J. Hoglrth.
'Win Bagshaw, Win. Penhale, W. H.
Dearing, Thos. Wilson, James Boyce,
Jeremiah Heaanan, George Montle,
Ezra, Haist, Abraham Dearing, John
.
Robert
Stanlake,J. Latx1 fart Ii,ol .r t
1 , Sweet,
G. K. liienzle, J. K. Morlock, J. G.
Wein, Thos Members, Thos. Lawson,
Geo. •r inkbeiner, Jacob Schwartz,
John Br.okenshire, John Rowe, Pat
Kilgallen, Lyman Glanville, Richard
Glanville, Simon Hartman, Jonah
Kestle, Patrick Hall, James Doyle,
Patrick Sullivan, \tern. \ itzel, L.
Dietrich, Christ. Stacie, Angus McGor-
mielh, Win. Baurngar•clen, Robert
Keys, John Schroeder, Jacob Link,
John Hullohan, Fred Gaiser, Christ.
Fin kbeiner, Abe. W,:rrnerJohn Rhode,
Richard Hodgins, Fred 'Heitzman,.
Isaac Bastard, Thos, Webb, Isaac
Tetreau, J. Carruthers, Charles Stone,
John Allister, Geo. Webb, F. D. Tet -
ream, Peter Disgar•dine, Henry Hamil-
ton, Stephen Webb, Philip Baker,
Aug, Hayter; Jr., }leery Brinker,
:Henry Bertram, Andrew Disgardine,
L. Reilly, P. Glavin, James McKeever,
Jr. James McCarty, Jas Bowland, Jas.
Hays, R. O'Rorke, Pat. Pyan, Theo.
Whiteside, C. H, Wilson, Fred Green,
Silas Stanlake Sr., Silas Stanlake, Jr..,
Fred Penhale, Jas Atkinson, Henry
Kraft, Iy.Schroeder, Peter Schroeder,
Jas. Merrit, Conrad ;Wolper. Fence
Viewers. -Thos. Shapton, Newton
Baker, ,Terries Ford, Richard Glanville,
Henry Doyly, Chas. Holt,Ware,Oliver,
Robert McLinchy, Peter Farrell.
Pound Keepers -.W. Moffatt, P. Shap -
ton, Robert McFalls, C. Finkbeiner,
l ler:
Jos. 7I1 ol.<.y , Lords �' a 1 , has Holt Pat, Hall,
Jos. Edwards,Edwards,.l. J. Amy, C ,
Pre iter, _ Silas
Joseph Brenner, 1 rl'.d., P
tv T.
Stanlake and G. Masser. The fol-
lowing orders were passed: -Advocate
Printing Office, printing, $31.50; John
Klumpp, tile, $1.10; Joseph _Guinan,
assessor, $80,00; Mr. Pcnhale, re-wnrtz
diptheria, x;1.00; P. Gooding, gravel
contract, S.B., $7,.17; Chester Prouty,
gtile . 30 0(l; ; John Kerr, eir. t lc: firer.
tp., 31.01; Frank Suns, box culvert,
$2,00; Charles Brown, rebate on taxes,
$7.00. Connell adjourned to 'feet on
.lYtay 7th, next at 1 pan.
1 I IINlt k Err ilr�za, Tp. Clerk,
Shargn.
'Farmers in this vicinity are anxious
ly looking k o��a spring :showers,
rri for warm, n s ers.
seeding 1i ill be 1 Ery fat , gand grass
will not be fit to pasture cattle tilt'
well into i\Iay.:--Mr. Jacob Schwartz:
is busily engaged clrinsing. lumber. for
his nesv building.-: Snow still hangs iii,
sonic of. the concession roa,cls.-In
spe d0 ° Tern paid ui visit to our school,
on Friday morning and strongly urg ,
eel upon the tivstee.s the necessity 101-
new desks and seats in the school as
Sharon, is the only sehooihouse it?
Stephen boasting of the o1d. seats..
The trustees visite d S.S. No 3, Stephen
in 1110 11ternociu with the teacher and
Mr. Tom, and later examined the
seating of the: Exeter Pablie school,
with e1. 1iew l;0 getting the, best sup-
plies to bo hacl. Only, one S. Section in
Usburrre has still the old straight back,
straight seat forms of discomfort, like
ours, It's time for a change. --Mr. and
Mrs. Hooper, othhiva, visited atShar--
cul on Sunday and Tuesday. -A num-
ber who attended the sale at Mr. Pen-
hale's on Tuesday afternoon were sur --
prised to find some of the best stock
sold ere a sufficient number had gath-
ered' te
aathered'to make a decent bid. The auc-
tioneer was agood. man to buy from
indeed.
SURPRISE PARTY. -Two large band.
mm agons from Exeter conveyed a happy
peaty= to the residence of Mr. John
Rowe on \Ionda.y evening where their-
desire
heirdesire to have a "good time" was more
than satisfied. Music, games, pleas-'
ant conversation, and songs, were the
'Ulu•.>,
fi7 cs of the cl eelsin
;,. Adel to these
tasty luncheon provided by the
ladies of the party, a.ncl the merriment
and enjoyment was complete. - The
company broke up "early'i reaching
home in the " wee sura' hours.
'Zurich
(Tc late:' for last week.)
Spring has made its appearance but,
the warier south' winds are not the
prevailing cines., -Messrs. Damart and
Rickbill will have their:delivery Thurs
day; a good tinge is expected. -The-
Millinery season: has opened again and •
some of our windows are ;lined with
Most beautiful hats. -A number from
town attended' the wedding .ala Mr.'
Bechler, when his daughter Annie was,.
united. in marriage to Mr. Gerigerich
of the Bronson line Tuesday. The
happy couple were the recipients of
many beautiful and useful presents.:.
-Mr. Canning, merchant, of Kippen
called on Mr. William Hess Tuesday
on business. -Mr. Ortwein, merchant,.
of Seaforth, called on :friends Tues
clay Mr. Torrance is..(featinghis
friends to a number of socials. -Dr.
Pallister, of Bayfield, Called on
Campbell Monday night. -Miss G. A.
Dempsey is in charge of Merner Bros.
millinery department again this sea-
son. -Mr. Sam.` Faust visited -`friends
in Dashwood Sunday.
SCHOoi. RnPOET-The following is
a correct report of the public 'school
here. Names are in order of merit.
Jr. III. -Peter T.eiehert, A. Bossen-
bery, F. Demuth. Edwin Koehler, A.
Kolhler, Chas Eiiber, Herbert Bloch,
Herbert Axt, A. Heideman. Sr. _II-
Rosa McNevin, Helnia Sipple, Roxie
Eilber;. Ed H'aherer, Ida Prang, Frank
Uttley.. Jr. II. Fred Hess, "Mebel•
Finkbiner, 0. Weseloh, G.: Hartleib.
Sr. Pt. II. -Eva "Prating, Ireene`' Lipp-'
hardt, M. Fuss, Percy Bossenbery,
Herbert Uttley, Mary Uttley. -Jr. Pt.
II.-Acla Koehler, .0. ' \teseloh,
Howalcl, A. Wurnr, E., Smith, J. Goll-
man, M. Smith, A. Their. Sr..Pt. ',-
Elmore Weido, A. Brenner, N. Schnell,
Milton Weber, Ema.unal Volland.
Pt. I. -Celia lless, T. \Y eseloh. A. Ben
der i\'Iinnie. Price, Gideon .Kolhler, rl.
'Hilderbr•, nd. No. I, -W. 13)111mel,
0, Finkbiner, C. l3assenberry.
B. E. Gl r.0 ui, Teacher.
ENAM1yiTioNs.-The,foliowiing _ are,
the narues of the successful pupils of.
Zurich Public School at the e aniina--
tionshelclMaa•ch 29, 80, aecording to
ruerit.-From Sr. III. to Jr. 1V:=Hilda
Koehems, Edith Torrance, Earl Ilan-"
dy, Elrnore Thiel, Herbert Howald,
Herbert Smith; Henry Heiclemann,
Abram Bender, From Sr. II. to Jr..
IIT. -Elba Webber, Idella 1! islier,I:izzie
T'ruemner, Laura Boysenberry `Lottie
Hilderbranla, 3'headoro Scllrade a.
Prorn Jr. II. to Sr. Il. -Warren.
,Lev
-
i good, Lily Faust, Freda'laborer,
ic.,:
Lydia Braun, Eva Z3ra,rnn, '11laurrO
Weber. Prom Sr. Pt. I1. to Jr. :LI.
Ella Wes cion, Ale g alLzalu a•:
J roles,- Leolmarcl \Nunn. Froin Jr.
Pt. II. to Sr. Pb. II. -Arun Fishery
Hamour Well, Clara Bloch, Corina l
Holtznan, Charles Bossenberryl -. From
Sr. Pt. I to Jr. Part it. -Pearl John
sten Alma .Brenner VictorR
eichert
Mary Thiel. Prom Jr. Pt. to
Sr. Pt.'
I. -Henry Fuss, Harold Appel, Lorne •
Weber, Alex Foster, Melinda Randell,
Henry •Price. From No II to Jr: Pt.
i..-Ellinora I:Iartileib, .G or ma Gott-'
schalk, Edgar Torrance, Willie Ben-
der. From No. I. to No. IL-Gertie
Magell, George lI3ess, Leonard Hayst.
Peter B,anclell Abrim SVurrn.
JOHN TOUR\ OE, T
caches.
MARRIAGES.
Roc+Fims-Cr irS'.CIr'- On Wednesday,
Y,
April 4th, 1900, by the Rev. D. H.
Goodwillie,Robertll,anclolph Rogers,
only son of T. L. Rogers, ., bank-
er,
9
er Parkhill, to Annie Mande Chris
, , .ire,.
only daughter of Edward Christie,
Esq., Postmaster of Exeter; Ont.
FISriLR-Ktsri:r--At the residence of
the brides' fattther, on April 11,•
April by
the Rev. C. AV. Brown, .Teff. Fisher,
of 17sborne. to Miss 1\Icttie Nestle
daughter of Mr, Chas. Kestle. t.
CASTOR IA
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For Infants and Children. ,
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