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COURT HOUSE, Berlin, 2 p. m. The Council met pursuant to ad, journment. Members all present. COMMUNICATIONS, (1)From Peter Itter, Keeper of the House of Industry and Refuge, asking for an investigation into certain char- ges and rumors floating about the County with reference to the manage- ment of the House; (2) from the Board of Trustees Galt Collegiate In. stitute asking for the usual grants in aid of their Institute ; also the follow- ing petition presented from Mr. Snyd- er: the petition of Christian Heibein and three others praying that a bridge may now be built across the Grand River between Woolwich and Pilking- ton. By-laws were then introduced (1) to provide for the Equalization of the As- sessments for 1893; (2) to assess the several townships in sums equivalent to the Government Grant to Public Schools for 1893; and (3) to provide for certain current and necesqary ex- penses and were given their first and second readings. Orfmotion all communications and petitions were referred to the respective stttyrpg Committees. The Council then adjourned to meet again at 2 p. m. On motion the communications and petitions were referred to the several standing committees. ment. . The warden in the Chair. Members all present. The minutes of the last day of Janu- ary session were read and adopted. COMMUNICATIONS. l, From the Education Department, certifying as to the appoiniment of the Legislative Grant to Public Schools for 1893 ; 2. from C E. Lumsden as- sistant Provincial Secretary, Toronto, acknowledging application praying for the appointment of F. Guy Miller of Berlin as the official stenographer of the County of Waterloo; from T. Mat- chett, County Clerk, Lindsay, With copy of petition to General Manager G. T. R, asking For reduced fares on their systems on Saturdays ; 4. from The Carswell Company, Toronto, with copy of their Index to the Municipal and Assessment Acts on Approbation ; 5. From J. H. Ruppel, Clerk of Elmi- ra, with copy of resolution thanking the Council for the Grant of $1000 in aid of their bridge , from Hugo Kranz, secretary of the Berlin High School Board, applying for the Annual Grant to said scnool for the current year ; 7 from George Eakin, Clerk of the Coun- ty of York, Toronto, with copy of peti- tion to Dominion Parliament with ref- erence to railway crossings of public: highways; 8. from theCounty Auditors l with reference to the County Audit and the security given by the Treasurer asking for increased remuneration for extra services , 9. from Thos. Pearce, Inspector of Public Schools for the County with his annual report (distrib- uted in printed form) , IO. The Clerk informed the Council and the Auditors, had filed their report of the Treasurer’s acetiunts for 1892 with Abstract and and Detailed Statements in duplicate as required by law. On motion the deputation from the Township of Woolwich supporting the petition for the erection of a bridge be- tween Woolwich and Pilkington were given leave to be heard whereupon the Council was briefly addressed by Mr. Nicklin of Pilkington showing the ad- vantage and convenience the bridge, if constructed, would be to quite a. large number of the farmers iu the vicinity is cilled to our new line of bi-focal spectacles, People requiring glasses for both distant and near vision should call at the White Drug Store, Berlin, and examine our stock. Only one pair of spectacles required for reading and distance. We make a specialty of work. Read the testi- monials from those who are using them. The Council then adjourned nuti. ten o’clock, B. m. Wednesday in prdel to allow the arious standing commit~r teestime to meet. WEDNESDAY’S SESSION, COURT HOUSE, Berlin, June 21st, 1893. 'Tbezcouncil met pursuant to adjourn- ment. The Warden in the chair. Members all present. The minutes of yesterday’s proceedings read and adopt- 1. From the Galt Hospital Board, Galt, asking for the usual grant in aid of the Hospital ; 2. From Miss Hen- rietta Stuasburger, late-a servant it the House of Industry and refuge, making charges against the matron and keeper of the House as to the ill treatment of Inmates of the House .,' 3. From his The Council met pursuant toadjourrr COMMUNICATIONS. The following communications were Druggist and Optician, 20 KING STREET WEST, BEf County Council 187th SESSION J. H. LANDRE TH, COURT HOUSE, Berlin, June 20th, '93, ATTENTION 1lAssprPvrarra-DacugsB-0nJumr 21st, a the residenee of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Christianaen, Mr. Gets. Easem- pllug to Miss Carrie Deokw, both of Wat, erloo. MARRIAGE. Jorcssros-Pvssr.-on the 7th of J une, by the Rev. Dr. Snyder, Mr. Harvey John. son to Miss J ulia Pabst, bath of He speler- Frsrc--Batcs. -In Preston, on Wednesday, June 14th, by Rev. T. Snyder, Mr. Geo. Fink, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Braun. FLiGc-R1crwuysos.-In Preston on Wed nesday, June 14th, by Rev. J. Edmonds, Mr. Geo. Fligg, to Miss Maggie Richard- son, both of Hespeler. ArmrsD-8mmrr--iht June 20th, at the resi- dence of the bride's parents, Berlin, by L 'the Rev. J. B. Bowman, assisted by Rev. C. w. Backus, Livia, eldest, daughter of Rev. D. Sherk, to George R. Aldred, of Toronto. BIRTHS. Lms-0n the 3rd June, the wife of Philip , Lein, of a daughter. HEmuBrr-0n June 2nd, the wife of N. Hed, rich, of a daughter. DrmsT-On June 3rd, the wife of Louis Durst, of a son. KmNTZE-0n June 9th, in Wilmot, the wife of Herman Kuntze, of a. daughter. Ji7Nrx,--On June 11th, in Elmira, the wife of Geo. Jung, of a daughter. F RES-on June 12th, In Woolwich, the wife of J 01m Frey, of a Son. GLAESEB-0n June 4th, at Berlin, the wtfe oi Adolph Glaeser, of a daughter. mrssry-on May 30th, the wife of Geo' Huehn, of a daughter. KiEss--011 June lat, near St. Agatha, the wife of Andrew s. Kress, of twins-son and daughter. ZELLEw--0n June 17th, at Breslau, the wife of Philip Zeller Jr., of a son. ELrram-On the 19th of June, at Berlin, the wife of Conrad Euler, of a son. Chwormui-0sy J uue 11th, in Wellesley,the wife of John B. Chalmers, of a daughter. SoBrstorr-2y'TE1rrrtartoz-A)n June 20th, in the St. Louis Ghurch, Waterloo, by Fath- er Spetz, Mr. Adam Sobisch, of Bridge- port to Miss Mary Steinhardt of Waterloo. Gsuvs--Ssymm---0n June 2lst, at Water, loo, by the Rev. Christiansen, Mr. Louis Grill, of Guelph, to Miss Selina Snyder of Waterloo. Grm-0n June 101m, at Newton,the wife of Chas. Gies, of son. SHEPHERD -0n the Willowdale FarmBloom- ingdale, the wife of H. J. Shepherd, of a daughter. REzsz-SszrEs-0s1 Jane 17th , at the Evan, gelieat Pad-souage, Elmira, by the Rev. H. A. Thomas, Mr. Philip Reist to Miss Net, sis Spies, both of Woolwich Township. Scmunrr-0n June 4th, at Eimira Amasa George, son of John Schmidt, aged 3 years l months and 9 days. Mrrssa-At New Hamburg, June 11th, Nelson Gourlay, youngest son of Wm. Millar. The Council then adjour-ned to meet again at 4 p. m. Moved by W. A. Kribs seconded by D. Hibner that Messrs Wilkins, Me, Tague, Clare, Walter and Bernhardt be appointed a committee to investi- gate the charges made against the keep- er of the House ‘of Industry. Carried. ALLrs--rn Woolwich, Adam Alles, aged 70 years. BooAsowskr-0n the I 1th of June, at Berlin, John Bojanowski, aged 73 years. oRAzEx--0n the 11th of June, at Berlin, Binzens, son of Andrew 0razel, aged 9 years. Ems. -In Preston on Jane 11th, at 10 o’dock Geneva Lydia Erb, only daughter of Cyrus and Ida Erb, aged 8 months and 13 days- THE POOR HOUSE QUESTION. After some discussion having refer- ence to the charges against the manage- ment of the Poor House it was moved by C. J. Wilkins seconded by A. Me- Auslan whereas the keeper of the House of Industry and Refuge has asked for a Committee of Investigation on several charges that have been made in the public press against his manage- ment and conduct as keeper ; and whereas a charge under oath has been made against the keeper and matron of said institution, be it, therefore, resol- ed that a committee of tive members of this Council be appointed to investi- gate all charges against the said mun- agers forthwith, and report to this Couneil--said committee to meet in ten days and at once to invite all per- sons to make any charges that they may have in writing to said committee --Ihurried, Honor Judge Lacourse with reference to the galary of the official stenograph- er. BEDroRn--0n the 16th of June, at Bloomin: dale Nellie, the eldest daughter of Thd Redford, aged about 12 years. Be.ororar-0n the 18th of June, at Bloom. iugdale Mary A. the infant child of Thos, Redford, aged 12 months. English Syavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Cu1ioused Lumps and Blem. ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, sttfles, Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted by Ed. M. Devitt. THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED. DEATHS BERLIN. FallWheat,.-, Spring Wheat......., GooseWheat......... Barley-........... Peas................ oats............,.. Potatoes, perbush . . _ A Rye ..m..........mt Flour, per 100lbs.... Butter, per Ib....... Eggs,perdoz........, Hay,perton..... ... Hides. perlb......... Sheepskins each .t... hit mix the Bates. Ira11Wlteat........, Spring $t t.P.vF.... Straight Flour......, Ocean 's .e..P.. Middlings....._..... Shorts;......... .qmrt Bran......,.......... Oats, ..mFrrrrmr..m.m, Peas-......, Barley.........,..... Eggs--... Butter-.., Dried Apples,. . .'. . ., Hayperton......... Apples per bushel. . Potatoes per bushel Hams-............. Shoulders per lb. . . ._ Lard.....-..,... Tallow............... The Second Annual United Choir Exam. sion will be run to Sarnia on The total export for the week was 6,162 head of cattle and 16 horses. As the season advances the shippers are naturally anxious to hear of the British Government making a move in the direction of removing the embargo on Canadian cattle. Invitations have been sent be Choirs of all denominations with their friends to partici- pate, M . . Montreal, June 18.---Cattle ship- ments still continue at a fairly rapid rate, and the profits cannot be seriously complained _ of. Up to date 27,743 head have been shipped at the port of Montreal, which is 2,040 head in ad- vance .of the quantity exported last year during the same period. The figures for May, 1893, were 16,711 while 11,032 have gone the present month, and dealers here are under the impression that the increase already secured will be more than maintained at the end of the season. ' Attractions are,--Pienie Lunch, and Tea, in Bay View Park, for which tables will be put up, dishes found land hot water, Tea, Sugar, Coffee and Milk provided :free of charge. Grand Concert in the artemODn taken part in by over 1000 cheris- ters. The Waterloo Musical Society Band and an evening trip of two hours on the lake. ' Steinmer Monarch of Beatly Line will be in Port for: inspection. Those who wish'may take afternoon boat for Detroit and return next day. _ " CATTLE SHIPMENTS FROM MONTREAL Tickgts good for two days and Sarniu Choirs and friends will spare no pain in as- sit1syr, to entertain '"If Party. ... _ The cheapest and very best from 2e. per roll upwards, Ingrains and felt papers at half price can be seen at Hymmen and Russel's Hardware store and Weber and Co's market grocery. No old stock. All new goods, WALL PAPER. Time or four special" trains will be pro- vided so that there will bdrm overcrowd- ding and the G4 TI, R, will give ‘us through trains from Stratiord. An 8 horse po Iver and engine. For farth, er particulars apply at GRAND TRUNK RAI LTTUF, MARKET REPORTS. THURSDAY, JULY 20th, 1893 -Tske H. C. C. for coughs, colds nroup 2,5-lmo. FOR SALE. Express. . Passenger Passenger Evpress. . Mixed .. . Express. . . . . Lt'd Express Mail....-.... Mail.,...... Lt'd Express l, .VETTER. (Reported by Jonathan Uttley.) WATERLOO M AIKKETS. ELMIRA MARKETS Berlin Time Tnble. WATERLQo. June 7th,1893. GOING EAST, GOING WEST. The CHRONICLE Olfice, Elmira, c. h. WINTER, May, 16, 1893. ...$060to$062 .. 058 060 ... 058 060 ... 035 035 _... 055 057 T... 033 034 _... 045 050 ... 054 056 .... 175 000 11.10 a.m 37.09 pm. 6.10 8.30 9.55 5.10 8.42 Secretary. 2.112 9.45 014 010 03k $064 $064 225 7 00 30 11 ll 12 10 m Waterloo County Chronicle 011 650 004 015 225 12% 11 " 60 40 12 20 IIs 50 Changetof Business at Smyth Bros. Terms Dash and ht Price. H.aving had 30 Féisrs'.expyri,ene in the above business, we feel convmqed that we can serve 0111 customers satisfoctonly. Terms-Cash, or C. O. D if sent per ex- press. The Berlin Steam Dye Wonrs--0fmas, Queen St., Ahren's Block. Berlin, May 11, 1893. Uhapped Hands, Rough Skin, Ill 801399. Earaehe Mint Sore filyts. files After mature deliberation we have decided to make a complete change in our large and ever in- creasing business. We must have more'room and better facilities to handle our Large Trade. To make the contemplated change in our bnsiness, it will be absolutely necessary for us to clear out our entire stock as soon as possible. In order to effect a speedy sale, we will offer goods at Sacrifice Prices, until the stock is disposed of. This isa chance in a life time, where a New Stock ofstylish and seasonable goods bought for spot cash, will be offered at cost and in many lines much below manufacturing prices. The space at our disposal will not permit us to give a complete stock list with prices, but we quote a few lines of staple goods with prices as a sample of what we ar doing. 4000 yards of all wool dress goods regular prices, age, 30c' and 35c per yard sale price 15%c and ISC, 1000 yards printed Challies, new regular price 12%c per yard sale price 8c. Soo yards fine Dress Sateerts regu lar price 20c per yard sale price 12%c per yard. 400 dozen Ladies' Children's and Misses' Cotton Hose, sale price Sc, 6c, Sc, we and 12%c per pam 300 Boys' Ready-Made Suits regu- lar price $1.75, $2 $250 to $3.io, sale price$r, $1.10 and $1.50 1000 yards Tweeds, regular price, 40c, Soc, 75c and $1 per yard, sale price 20c, 26c, 30, 40c, Soc. ooo yards Shirtings will be sold at 6c, 7c, 8c, 10c and IIC per yard. BERLIN STEAM DYE WORKS. We wish to announce to the public of Berlin and Waterloo County that we have establish- ed Dye Works, where Ladies and Gentlemen can have their clothes cleaned and. dyed at moderate prices such as Dresses, Shawls, Woollen Bed Covers. Yarn, Stockings, Ribbons Window Blinds, Feathers, Coats, Pants, Vests Neel; Ties. etc. Roseline FROSTED FEET, BURNS, (jMlkllflll and especially a fine preparation for the HAIR. Price 259. ':i7adtiflft gihrsihki, Shlr55TH BROS. GREAT SALE. HAVE 30 dawning of Italian Bees for sale. Pricg ff Ltst No. 9. Besn's tract, 2 miles NEW BUSINESS. SIMON SNYDER, BEES FOR SALE. Prepewed only by Cheap Cash Store. Waterloo, Oat, E. VOGLESANG, KING ST, BERLIN TRY ROBT. HISLOP. STRASBURG, P.Ol it Manager, Philip Huhmeier, Has contracted for this -space. Gas Fitter, Plumber, &c. Kindly favor us with a call and we shall be pleased tl show you specimens and designs in Monum nts, Headstones ete., and quote you tlgurtss for any style of work either in Granite or marble. First class work guaranteed. NOTICE is hereby given that Tenders will be received addressed to the undersigned at Berlin, up to 12 o'clock. noon, on Tuestiay the 20th June, instant, tor the erection (iimlizsg all materials and labor) of a new Building on the Court House Square, to be occupie as Judi? Chambers and 0fftee of the Registrar of the igh Court of Justice; ALSO for the erec- tion ofa Boiler House in connection With the Steam Heating ottpe 903nm! Buildings. ar, Plans and g'piaiiairrhTs" can be seen an the Ofmae of Mr. J (mas Knechtel, Avebiteet,Berlin. Neither the lowest nor anytender necessarily aeeped. ' , ' ' , ' " “m , A “$35133; to be sealed and marked "Tender for C)ouatr_BaileiuiLtL', - K “ -__H - W County} Clerk’s i5tTi?j?7 Betlln, th June 1893. County of Waterloo. TO BUEDERS. THE WATEBLUU Granite& Marble Works we would annomce to the public that we have purphasud1 the she: and stock of Mr Stricgr and that we inter; to continue the bush) S in the futura. We have had many , ears' oxperienc‘e in generaly blacksmithing. HORSESHOEENG we make a specialty. We do an kinds of REPAIRlNG and guar- gpteethe work we turn out to give satistam 1011. IF you have lost gloved one and desire to erect a 1hi,rei tribute of affection to the memory of the eparted one. The stock of Leon Snyder, merchant- tailor is now offered for sale EN BLOC at a rite on the dollar. The stock is all new and well assorted ahd consists of Tweeds, Wor- steds, Over-coatings, Trimmings and Gents' Furnishings. The shop fixtures will also be sold. A s'plendid chance for a live tailor. The best stand in town. Proprietor retiring from business on account of ill health. MEfl0lilrliT-TAMillllil mm or LEON SNYDER. Erb Street, opposite Marker. WATERLOO. HEUHS & SON, Blaeksmiths. Kindly give 1stt a can. Heuhs ' Son, Blaeksmiths. sHOP:---Coemt King & Cedar st FOR SALE. SHAEFER BROS. (Successors to M. Stricken) WATERLOO, ON T, ISRAEL D. BOWMAN, Ea County Clerk. 2t NEW CARPETS must be cleared out The building at present occupied by me having changed hands it will be necessary for me to remove to other premises while the present building, will be undergoing some repairs. I am determined therefore to hold a clearing sale for the next sixty days during which time 1 will offer my large stock of boots and shoes at remarkably low prices for cash. Call and inspect my stock. and get my low quotations, It will pay you. George B. Sehneider's, Waterloo. .. n-v;.u a4AAV u. u. u. %dAtaKi30 . V _ 11 stock of H. KRANZ k SON, Berlin, :33 itsliti 'dui," 51:"3'86' um Doug!“ we, nanent home. We come not as strangers to this beautiful a d (“my town their per- old town boys, Mr. Clemens having served his time with MH Jprogresswe .town, but as best dry goods merchants of this town and Mr Pearce hi r, . A. Mac'kle’ One of the 3131119ny the old firm of Isaac Hoffmatn. i . l , IS Partner: having been in the THE well known hrm of J. U. Clemens & Go., of New: Dundee, stock of H. KRANZ [it SON Rwh’n and AMMDA on malrn Ft,., rsd -prri/ claim our firm has a reputation second to none in the County, and we also feel proud in being ina position to succeed such an honorable firm as ll. Kranz & Son. We also wish to say right here that we have come to stay and We are not afraid of any compe-r tition, as we have in the past been in a. position to hold our own and. The old Motto is, still good, 'Oprosition is the Life of Trade." We are Determined to put in all the life we can and make this noted establish.. ment the Noted Cheap Store. We have lots of good goods cheap. We do not intend to quote prices, as it would be an injustice to our goods, as we do not claim to have any trashy goods but We claim to understand the buying of goods and expect to make our money irrlsuyis1g. So we ask everybody to call an see us and we hope to form a mutual: and beneficial acquaintance for all who give us a share of their trade. Don't forget theplace-Noted Ghee, Casl St , ' Stand, Berlin. p I ore H J. o. CLEMENS & CO. Property In St. Clements UNDER and by virtue of the powers contain- ed in a certain Mortgage which will be produced at the time of the sale, there will be offered for sale by public Auction by Joseph Mickus, Auctioneer, at tlrierbiehl's Hotel in,the village ot St, Ulerponts,on Saturday.the10t.h day of June 1893 at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon the following property, namely: All 11tr,/yytrfi,e parcel BEWCW‘? landmand premis; ALL parties indebtpd to me by book accmm or otherwise will please call and settle without delay. All accounts not paid within a reasonable time will be placed in other hands for collection es situate lying and being in the Townsnig of Welleslev in u. e County of Waterloo and ro- vinoe of Ontario containing by admetururement one acne be the some more or loss ltii,i,nE com- posed of part of Lot Number two in the igbth Concession East Section of the aforesaid Toms, ship of Wellesley and known as Lots Numbers Forty Eight A. and Forty Eight B. on the east side of St. Clements Street according to John Funk's survey of the village of St. Clements. TERMS . Tan norr-enr. n Hm nrrrrzhasa, mnnnv - ijijriily: T'ezi ihFierriG?'therpi)irisiiisisirGiG'e, to be amid on the ttt of sale to the Vendor or his so icibors. the bs ance within 39 days there- after. For further terms and condxtions of sale Apply to COLQUHOUN & MCBRIDE. Waterloo: VENDon’s Boracrrortss. Dated at Wsstevloo the 16th day or May A. D 1893; it. GEORGE B. SCHNEIDER. Waterloo, May 10th 1893, MORTGAGE SALE Also another reduction in the price ofbalance ofstock which l the Inhabitants of Berlin BOOTS AND SHOE! GEORGE B. SCHNEIDER, NOTICE. Clearing Sale _OF__ from 150 per yard and up. and the County of Waterloo for the next sixty days at LACEaCURTAINS. , BY JULY 15th. P. ZOEGER. bther -premises Wuhile tie preégnt building. , am determined therefore to hold a olearing mL:nL L:»__ I 7:" m T _ . - and . IN order to keep pace with the times I kaya- Just introduced a new variety of graining m imitation oCwood which is acknowledged ttr be the best and most natural imitations. Dab ticularly of White Ash, yet, iven. My customers and i'fh2Ui02ilv' already that I have carried on business here for the past 27 years so that my long experience is a. patter guarantee for good work than that of begulmers. possibly can be. My work recommends itself and I shall endeavor to do the work at the low est possible prices so as to retain the custom hitherto ngen me. As I am not m the harm: of putting to work inexperienced may but supervise the work personally, I ssatistiub that this will meet with the app of my customers. . I also desireto call your utt Paper Ha. l and lot, corner of Allan and Mary st.etts, Tho house is a new two story brick buildimr provided with all modern conveniences. The property must be sold as the owner is Ieavmg. town. For further particulars apply at the house. T LA? IrLIPPEBT, THE undersigned offers for sale his house __ tysdlot,yyorher of Allan and Mary streets. Waterloo nth Oct. 180.Y Oldest th-tla of pol Waetrloo, June I, 1893. 1 Contracts {for "paintirod other work in my line. ta, my residence will recon? thank you for the liberal me in the past. ..emwrr'r . T which will be done neat}: day or roll, . SOMETHING NEW. [?PROPERTY FOR SALE, GONNA Kranz & Sons Ch P? large stock of” Waterloo. hare bquht the my stock. the tea all at