The Herald, 1903-05-01, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township,
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J. 1?.J. F..ilickbeil,
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Zurich.
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A. choice variety of Field Seeds,
including Mangol, Carrot, Beet,
Seed Cern, &,c., &c. '
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Our Seeds are the hest m lacy p buy.
International Stook Food. �� Good]
a Stock Food that is
Best Grades
Of Family
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C. SCHRAG, �^ a
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Z .RICH.
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Successor to R.: R. Jonston.
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1.00AI NEWS
This is Arbor day. •
Mr. and MTs, Kellerman, of Dash-
wood, were visiting ut C. Fritz's on
Sunday.
We are pleased to hear that Miss
Corsi Hamacher, is recovering from
her illness.
Where do you get your Seeds?
At Feed Store of course. Best field'
seeds always on hand,,
Mr. Ed. Wurm left for Crediton,
Tuesday, where •be has acoepted a
situation in the brick yard. • . •
Mr: and Mrs. J. B. Dennis left on
Saturday, for • Exeter, where they
intend to visit' for a few days.
Mr, Dow, Mr: Foster and Miss
Handford, of Exeter, spent Sunday
with Miss M: Handford, in town.
C. Hartleib & Co., have the con-
tract to put an iron roof on Dir.'
A. Geiger's barn, on - the Goshen
line South.
The wife of Mr. Josia Saraxas,
of the Bauble line, presented her
husband with a fine. baby boy, on
Tuesday last. •
The youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs. William Hildebrand died on
Thursday, The little one had been
ill for several days.
Mr. John H. Schnell has a re-
markable ;young hog on his farm..
She is five months old and tips the
scales tae 234 pounds.
Mr. Robert Stelek was forced to
dismiss his class in the pubic
school, on Friday last, owing to a
threatened attack of the mumps.
Mr. John D'echer recently; pur-
chased a 2 -year-old trotting stallion
from Colosky Bros,, sired by Lord
Setland. John is • always looking
for first class stock.
Mr. John Hey, Jr,, disposed of a
3 -year-old colt to Mr. Abraham
Geiger for $162.50. Hey is an
expert in fitting up horses, and
always gets good prices.
Dr. Campbell left for the old coun-
try, where he will spend a few
months, in the !audible purpose of
inquiring into the latest and best
treatment of the various diseases to
which loan is subject, on Tnesday.
Mr. Daniel Surerus had an un-
pleasant experience the other day
while breaking iu two colts but
beyound a good scare, nothing
serious occurred, although the
horses ran for nearly two miles
before they could be got xznder
control.
Messrs. 0. Eilber, John Hcy, E.
Mage1 and W. Schoellig, have put
tiro nice track in first class shape.
Tho manager, Mr. Eilber, intends
keeping it in good condition this
year. and will charge horsemen the
small sura of one dollar for the use
of it during the season.
Mrs. Paulin, of Dashwood and
Mrs. Eeyrock, Pres. of Zurich W.
0. T. U. were in Goderioh the fore
part of the week attending a de-
lightful reception tendered Mrs.
Acheson, Provincial Rec. Seo„ who
has just returned from a six
months' visit in California.
Mr.R.R Johnston took possession
of the Dominion Hotel, this morn
ing. It is about 19 years since
Mr. J. retired from the proprietor-
ship of the same house. Mr. Shoe-
maker will live privately for the
Present, occupying the house which
which his successor vacates.
The regular meeting of the W.
0. T. U. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Steinbach,on Monday even-
ing, May 4th, at 7,30, p. m. The
County Pres., Mrs. Paulin, is ex-
pected to take the meeting. A
cordial invitation is extended to
the ladies of the town and vicinity.
The Township of Hay has pur-
chased and received a carload of
cement. and will, under the super-
intendance of Mr. McKay, a thor-
ough practical pian, make all its
culvert tile in the village this year.
No doubt the saving will be con-
siderable besides giving work to
laboring men.
Mr. Fred. Rummel has convict-
ed the foundation for his new
house, in the west end of the town,
the dimentions of which are 27 x 36
feet, with a kitchen and wood -shed
in the rear. of 18 x 20. It will be
built of the white brick, so much in
use in the village, Mr. Rennie has
a large number of recd brick on the
adjoining lot, .and report says, will
commence the erection of two or
three now houses in the near
future.
Reeve Lamont is still making
improvements on his faros. He is
laying down between 150 and 200
rods of tile drain, 'clearing the
roots from a, large field and is con-
templating the erection of a drive -
house, hennery and !lig sty, all
under one roof, Looks as though
his bachelor days 'are nearing an
end. 'Twould, indeed, be a pity to
keep .such a handsome and comfort-
able dwelling, as he possesses, idle
much longer. Of course we expect
a bid to the important event.
Otherwise .we will feel at liberty to
invite ourseivas to the Charivari,
more in honor ' than dishoner, in
his ease however,
of Canada.
Hx An Or 'rata -
E1RauTIvit 4r'szaRs
Authorized Capital
Capital paid up - -
H. S.
D. M.
HOLT EstQ„
STIMART T ESQ.
TORONTO
- MONTREAL
$2,000,000,00
81,200,000.00
President
(den. M'gr
Savings Department.
Deposits of ;1. and received and
highest rates of interest allowed.
Deposit Receipts issued at favor -
rates. Loans male to Formers
on their own notes.
A , GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE
--OFFICES AT—
Exeter Crediton
F. G. KLRN, C. W. GILMOU ,
Manager. Manager.
F, W. GLADMAN, Solicitor,
SALE REGISTER.
rriH.ORouGHI3Rg) DURHAM BULL
for sale, 13 months old. Eligible
for registration. Good dark red oolor and
pronouneed a first class animal. Apply
to
Rola r N, DOUGLAS,
—Slid• Blake P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE. -50 acre.,, West
half, Lot 2.0, Con. 10, Hay, one and
a quarter miles North of t he Village of
Zurich, about 40 acres cleared, balance
good pasture land. Good frame house
and kitchen and frame barn 40 x GO fret.
This farm will be sold cheap as the pro.
prietor intends going West. For particu-
lars apply at the premises or address
tior.o\ru .1ACOBE,
39.6 . Zurich P. 0.
'LIAM/ FOR SALE.—Lot 22, N. B,
1 Hay, 100 acres; half -a -mile East of
Blake, 88 acres cleared, balance good hard
wood bush, 41 aures seeded to grass.
Good°water, (3 wells). Good Stone house
and a large frame barn with stone stabling
underneath. A frame pig -pen, driving
and implement shed and other necessary
out -buildings. This farm will be sold very
reasonable, if disposed of within the next
two months. Apply to E. Zeiler, Zurich,
or t0' '` r
140n5aT N. D(mM:is proprietor, .
38'--8 Bake, 1'. 0.
Notice.
TOTIC;B IS HEREB1 Gr'CFN THAT
a 13y -Law was passed by the Council
of ti e Township of Hay, on the 6th day of
160:3, providing for tl,e
issue of Debentures to the amount of
$1641,95, for the purpose of the "Schwalm
Drain" scheme and that 'such by-Iaw was
registered in the registry office of rIuron,
at Goderich, on the 11th day of April,
A. 1)., 1903.
Any motion to quash or set aside the
same or any part thereof, must be made
within three months from the date of
registration, and cannot be made there-
after.
Dated the 18th clay of April, 1903.
FRED HESS, Su., Clerk,
Garden Peas at Feed. Store,
Zurich.
Mr. Ireland of Clinton, was in
Town, on Wednesday.
Zurich. has, so we hear, the best
material for the making of a girls'
base -hall club, of ahnost any town
in western Ontario. Some of our
young girls attending school, are
said to liit and catch well. Were
such a team organized here and an-
other in a neigboring town, a con-
test might he arranged between
them, for some trivial thing, by the
Agricultural Societies of both pla-
ces. Such an event could hardly
fail to draw out a big crowd to each
Fair. The very novelty of the
thing would go far to make it a
profitable venture, aside from.. the
interest it would arouse in the
friends • and citizens of each of the
competing parties.• Many of the
people now go to such places as
much for enjoyment as to look at
live stock, and of course anything
like a novelty is sure be appreci-
elatecl and largely patronised,—
Base-bail too, strengthens and in-
vigorates all who participate in the
game.
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Hoffman's !
Jubilee
Laundry .
We use no oheanicals
tri destroy or injure
your Clothing, and. we
Guarantee our Work,
TAILORING IN
CONNECTION
W. R. HOFFMAN
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Ready far
krabe.
UR New Spring Stock is complete. We think
we have good reasons for feeling proud
of our new spring lines, such as
Men and Boge' Ready-made I Men and Boys' fine uprto-date
S U !TS, DRESS SHIRTS,
Mens and ]3oys' HATS, of the very latest
American. Styles
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MUSLIN all kinds, of the newest designs
Many.Inore, which space does not permit us
to mention.
We invite you all to come in and see our new
goods, whether you buy or not.
you are
llxdtkeo��always welcome to come and
styles at FAUST'S,
Prices will be made easy, and produce takers in
exchange for goods, at
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the
rich
and surrou :ding country, 1 would
kindly call your attention to the
the most modern Shoe made in Can=
ada, and the best value for the
money.
CHAS. FRITZ,
THE SHOE/14.4A/
ZURICH, O101TARI0
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
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We have in a nice stock of Ladies'
whitewear of al( descrip-
tions.
Night Gowns, z,oet to $1.50 Drawers,
From Underskirts
From
50cts to ;11.50. 500. to *1.25
CORSET COVERS from 20 to 50cts.
We are also showing a large and up-to-date
range of
New Wash Goods
Here is where you get all that is new. We
are always strictly up to the moment. Call
and see for yourselves.
Highest Prices paid for Produce,
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ZURICH, Ont,
44!1NSS
TRUNKS VALISES WHIPS
FANCY RUGS OILCLOTHS
HARNESS OILS
Agency for
Spaetzel's Pneumatic Collars
Try there for your tender -shouldered horses
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A POLL .,INE ALWAYS IN STOCK
Trois. G11A1)E
PIANOS AND 'AN
A number of second-hand will be sold at .BARGAIN PR CRS