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The Herald, 1904-12-09, Page 8The .Zurich Herald. Meat Market I am in the nuarket'to buy all, kinds OWI(19"-- I or for which I will pay the highest xnarket price. A supply of Fresh and Salt Meats, Bolognas and Sausages, always on hand. Terms Cash. Harry Yungblut, Zurich = = Ontario. WISMER Horse Shoer and GENERAL BLACK -SMITH. Verity Plow Rapairs aim ways on hand. All work promptly attended to. Shop closes every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Friday evenings of each week, at six o'clock sharp. Kalbfleisch9s MILLS. Planing and Saw Mill —All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing done to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A full stock of B. C. Bed. Cedar Shingles. All kinds of lumber al- ways on Band, Field Gates, Water - Tanks for Wind. mills and Water Troughs. mills 144li Con., Lot 25. S. C. Kalbfieisch Zurich P. 0. Rings Galore. October is the month to buy Gold Rings. I now show a first class line, Ladle's and Gents', soup 601D HY and right prices. — Make your choice now A Full Stock in all Lines. Vine Watch and Clock Repairing my Specialty, F. I,. "ESS T H E JEWELER. SON 1904'05. Our " NEW CUTTERS TTERS <05w'- A BE now ready and can be seen in our show rooms. They are made of the very best material obtainable and eon- structed on princip]es to with- stand the most rigid wear and tear. They have that...... STYLISH APPEARANCE which is so notch admired. Call and Fee them before buying elsewhere, F. Hess & Son. 7nticlii Ontario. (Locals continued from page 1.) D, S, Faust has a fine range of gentlemen's mufflers and ties. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Eilber spent Sun- day Iast with Crediton relatives. New ads.—D. S. Faust, P. Bender J. S. Melick,County Council notice, A lovely range of cushion covers for 15 and 35 cents at D. S. Faust's. Did yon see Santa Claus? Oh yes, he has made his usual call at Faust's store. Fancy all wool and medium horse blankets and robes. There is no time like the present. Quality oounts. Merit wins. Be sure and see the valnes in all wool horse blankets and other grades. Your credit good at A. Ohrrlesworth & Son. At the adjourned meeting of the convention held in IIensall last Friday, the Liberals unanimously nominated Rev. Mr. McLennan as their candidate. Rev. McLennan is pastor of the Kippen and Hills - green Presbyterian chnrclaes and is very popular with his congrega- tions. The reverend. gentleman is a man of pleasing manners, a power- ful speaker and a good canvasser and should give a good account of himself at the close of the polls. Death of Mr. Alexander McAllis- ter.—Another of those old setters who helped to build up this town- ship in the early days passed to his reward, in the person of Mr. Alexander McAllister. His death took place at his residence on the Parr line, near Hillsgreen, on Mon- day, Dec. 5th. and he was well past the three score and ten mark, hav- ing reached the ripe old age of 84 years. The deceased had been en- joying his usual health up to his death, the immediate cause of which seems to have been heart failure. The deceased was well and widely known throughout the dis- trict and his many fridnds will re- gret to hear of his demise. He leaves to mourn his loss a number of grown-up daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral was held on Thursday, (yesterday, )and the large attendance, showing the esteem in which the deceased was held by his neighbors and friends. Interment took place in Troyer's cemetery. DIVISION COURT. The last sitting of the Tenth Division Court for the present year was held in the Town Hall last Monday. Judge Holt pre- sided. The first case was Hartung vs. Bender. Plaintiff sued defend- ant for the amount of an account, and defendant put in a. contra ac- count. The case was settled in open court by the counsels of the parties, both accounts being allow - cure their Seats in advance. This entertainment promises to be the great event of the season. The Drysdale reporter for Txno HERALD has been awakened from his drowsy slumbers by the recent snowstorms and has again appeared on the scene, The severe snow storms of last week have left the roads in a rather critical condition and as a result traffic is somewhat dull along the lines. - The shores of old Lake Huron are again covered with ice, wild fowl are hovering about in large numbers,and sportsmen are every- where numerous. Mr. R.-3. Talbot has purchased the fishing station on the shore of the Lake opposite this villag, form- erly owned by Ivir. L. Menore and has it removed to his residence. Mr. Frank C'orriveau is at present making preparations to have his barn placed on a cement wall and has most of the material placed upon the ground. Mr. H. Talbot onr veteran thresh- er is doing a rushing business at present with his giant locomotive. Flurry has an up-to-date outfit and has taken sweep stakes for being the best thresher in this vicinity this fall. Messrs. T, Johnston Jr. and Peter Durand Jr. delivered some fat cattle to Mr. Gilbert Dick in Hen - sail during the past week. Mr. Alex. Cliallot who has been. engaged with Mr. Thomson,of Hen- sall, in framing,has returned home. Mr. Ben. Sherrit is doing a rush- ing business along this line with his chopper. Ben is a hustler. Mr. John Durand is at present engaged in erecting windmills at Kincardine. Messrs. Joseph Gellman. and Louis Durand have taken the con- tract of cutting a large supply of wood. for Mr, S. Moore of .Bayfield. Mr. William Turner, who has spent the summer on the Govern- ment survey boat on Lake Superior, has returned home looking hale and hear ty. Mr. Paul Cleave paid our burg tt business trip on Monday last. Waken up old. Drysdale reporter for The Expositor and give us some of your news. This is the winter season and you are violating the laws of our newspaper reporters by maintaining silence. Messrs. Emerson Snider and Blake Horner intend shipping two carloads of choice heavy cattle to the Old Country next week. These two gentlemen aro expert stock- ed, each party to pay their own dealers and we wish them every costs. H.:1'. D. Cooke for platintiV success. We cordially invite Young Byron, the poetic genius, to give an inter- esting piece of poetry in next was an action brought en by the week's issue of Tray Ze'aicn HERALD 1)latiritifi, who is tt hardware mer- 'It is a long time since Byron has chant in Hensel', to recover the appeared on the scene and a piece price of a stove purchased by the; of hie poetry will be a treat for defendant about five years ago, The ? next week. Come now wake up stove was loaded into the wagon of j'13yron and help us along. the defendant at the plaintiffs' store in Hensall, and when a short distance out of the village the stove fell off and was broken. The plain- tiff demanded payment but was re- fused. Judgment was given again- st defendant for Mica of Stove and and Dickson & Carling for defend- ant. The next ease on the list was McArthur vs. Workman. This case HENSALL Special to Tnn HERALD. Mr. A. Brandt, who for over two years was our popular station agent, has resigned and is succeed - costs. E3, .i. D. Crooke for plaintiff, c'd by Mr, King. Mr. and Mrs. and Dickson & Carling for defend- Brandt and family left on Tuesday ant. The last case was an action evening tor a holiday trip of some by N. E. Cook, of Hen4all, against G. J oynt, also of Henson, to recov- er the amount of a judgment ob- tained in \Vinghani court against Mr, Cook. It seems that Mr. Cook had purchased a. trotting sulky in Winglhun for Mr. Joynt, but the latter refused to accept it, it not being what it was represented. to be. ittr. Cook, in the maantinle, had paid for the sulky but thc for- mer owner refused to take it back. Judgment of non -suit was given. Mr. Vanstone, of wingham, acted for plaintiff, and Mr. Proudfoot, of Goderich, for defendant. weeks' duration and on his return he will take a very lucrative posi- tion in our new engine works, Alex. will be greatly missed at the station. On Friday last the bonus was paid to the engine works. Orders for months ahead have been receiv- ed and it will soon be a great help to the village. Dri. Medd. preached in .St. Thomas on Sunday and reports the water- ing cart put on Monday. He will preach in Wingham next Sunday. The merchants are preparing for Christmas, Mr, Hopper has a fine DASHW6oD display of ebony goods. • ------ Rev, Mr. Kethwell,ot St.Thomas, Special to TUE HERALD. Secretary of the Superannuation. The home of Mr. and -Mrs. Kraft, Board of the Methodist church Stephen, was the scene of an in. preached in the interest of that teresting event on Tuosday. Dec. fund on Sunday. lith, when their seeenc.l daughter,6 Miss Annie, was united in the holy ponds of wecllotalr. to Dir. John tjWein, of C roditc„i. Tito ceremony i was performed. by Rev. . M. Clemens , at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the presence of aboortt one hundred plies la . The bride vans itttende d by Miss Tillie Wein, and Miss Myrtle 1 (lurk, of Crediton, played the wved- I ding a1ur<'',i. In the evening the 1 '. 1 tun Bras:; :l3dand arrived and The children had a half holiday on Monday to allow the teachers to attend the funeral of the late Hadley Doan. Mr Dairock and two children, of C]irord, visited friends in town last week. Mr. Thos. Dayman has moved his family and household effects to Exeter, The other horning Dr. Gunn, the limo 'eras agreeably ;,pant We assisted by two of our local physi-. extend c 1r heartiest c ongratulao, clans, performed an operation on tid.ns to the happy couple. DRYSDALE Special to Tnh HERALD. The teacher and pupils of Separate S. 5, No. 1, Sauble lino, Hay, aro preparing a concert to be given in the School Hal. on Friday evening, Dec. 18th, The hall has been en- tirely renovated and a now stage erected. Reserved seat tickets are to be sold for those wishing to pro - Jan ass Bunthron, assistant at the stool;m, far appendicitis. The patient is doing well, The fire alarm was sounded on Wednesday morning and the citi- zens soon found tlittt the trouble was at Cook's flour mill, A pipe in that boiler gave way and steam. and water filled the engine room and put out the fire. It, Cameron and I�. Howald narrowly escaped a severe scalding, The damage has since been repaired. A. Charlesworth & Son. Hardware Merchants.. ✓ ARE now carrying a large and up-to-date Stock of Hardware,fully assorted in all lines We buy for cash, and it will be our endeavor to do the best we can for all our customers. To deal fair. We want your trade, we want your confidence, and above all we want to give you good honest goods at a fair margin. Come and inspect Stock and get acquainted. Our. MR. KELLY was in London last week and picked up . . . in an $85000 bankrupt stock of hardware, that was put on the market last week. You will get the benefit of any good buying. A. Charlesworth & Son, Zurich, Ont We have a fine lot of........... T! Winter Shoes UR FELTS are warm and good wearers. We also handle the King Stub -proof and Armor Proof Rubbers : the best Rubbers ever sold in town. Eggs taken in exchange for Goods P. BENDER & Co. Zai°ieh. This cut represents the Pandora Range. THE STOVE That People talk so much about. HE Stive where the fire circulates twice around the oven before it strikes the tripe, no other Stove has this ianprove- ment. No other Stove is just as good. It also has an indicator on the oven to register the heat, no guess work in baking and a dozen other improvements over other Stoves. Call and see this great Stove A big stock of... Harness, Robes, Blankets, Fur Coats ca -area at C. HART LEI B, The People's Hardware and Harness House c l I A RE What is there more fascinating and cheerful in a room thtt.n a pretty variety of Chinaware? Our stock is complete. Nevar before have rye shown such beautiful lines. Christ- mas is drawing near and you can't choose anything nicer for a gift. The following are a few lines we wish to draw your attention to. ,l,rdineers. 1 Cups and Berry Setts.—All prices. I Nice, Fancy Pats —All sizes, I Pitchers. --A good Vali- from 10 cts. to $1.25 each. i ety. Cake Dishes. -- Some- I China Bowls. - - Some- thing very pretty. I thing Odd. ,lap's Ware, Bohemian I Porridge Setts. -- Just Bowls, Vases. I the thing. -Saucers.- - Poultry, Dried Apples, Butter and Eggs taken in ex- change for goods. D. STE N BAC H, Zurich.