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CHTEL & To (reditorg. +i ‘ViLh next, rmDute the , t1ing Ollly ps I "“’JHMA‘~ 1 [rustee. . 3â€"2% ‘ORDS 0 too Township, of < & !mpiements, ogt of the T ARCH TKE 3RD, 1CSALE, O0D. FOUND. IC SALE NTED c, lase of music c Tloo, Ont NIE B THE CARM W icrloo in thew, ia ()Jwner C&M l paying OX* Doer 2ND, rected to to excb'a RENT. .n’tnrno“ ind the giv lisposal of ‘on the aims wir i! next, J ribute ',‘M‘ =~‘gn ring fl //le C'm t Waterâ€" b irn, farm i running l. Uhe farm fa‘ll ploughâ€" re= in gTAsSS grain. For trong who â€". Office is § it in ~truct ions Lot 150, Gep ock ofa aterloo lu:ible prog« r~~ of w higk 0b «leigh, I ‘scuffiers, pen bum -a.usap'. ©t of other ford‘3 win Jacobse nt. ATsg o(d_ t )rrel mare w~ old, § ‘u'iferl!ia'. 1 bull 18 l about 30 on of the 1894, ‘_half of purchag in foal, 1 black 1 black w\ anupe nch at «) pails ps ish 3 ind & it sum, nd unâ€" credit otf for zs and ncer, itter, 1 ove tone. "amâ€" , cow <tern ,hay,. scme 1 hay iL OP, n the ‘ow, l year * fat gbs, ) w mill ter, ood igle ets. BOEHMERS. . NOTE THE FIGURES. SAP PAILS, SANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Waterloo County Chronicle. VOL. XL.â€"â€"NO. 10. ~nâ€"»33iTs or $1.00 AnND UPWAROS i jw:p. _ INTEREST ADDED TO nOVEM.BER IN EACH YEAR. It gcovers the Special Attontilon given to and Farmors‘ Sailes NMotes. ictly cash and One Price THE BOEHMER CO., A Gcxesalt Saxkina Business TRANSACTED. FarmERs‘ Notes DiscounTED DraFrts ‘sSsUED PAYASLE AT ALL _ POINTS N CANADA, AND THE, PRINCIPAL ciries in THE Wniteo Statss, Garzat Britain, FRance, BERMUDA, &c. CAPiTAL REST Sales ladies know all about pleased to show you thre un CORSET COVERS 5c Advertise in the < very important department has to our ladies‘ furnishings departâ€" the head of White Wear. new stock containing everything bought at a very low figure will sell these goods at very little more e of the material. WEAR ESTABLI3HED 1867 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. (PAiD UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS Materloo trinimed O( s know all about this department and will be 1 to show you through. Come soon ana f ge tthe best choice, the quantities are limited. AT VERY LOW PRICES.AT OB CON Râ€"_A sAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT HARDWARE, STOVE )( 53 E. WALKER, Generat Manacer WATERLCO BRANCH () CHEMISES 35¢, trimmed 50¢, 710¢c; DRA . 75c SETS of THREE PIECES #1.25, SAP SPOUTS, (1 n RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES‘ OF |NTERES1" THE PRINCIPAL AT THE END OF MAY AND ‘de THE the Collection of Commercial Paper, H. J. GRASETT. ManaGER. of Berlin (Limited.) GOoOW NS â€" OOFLA Hfrs 1 | ~‘You can buy. Nc, 7De, extra trimmed and TINWARE. USE in the £$5,000.000. 09,000. DRAWERS NDS EA WATERLOG, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING 3. $2.00 All | Russell‘s Photograph Gallery, Wellesley, will be open for business the first three days of every nmjonth. When Sunday is the 1st,. date will q}t;mmence on Monday; â€" Head ofâ€" tice, New amburg, Ont. Some party or parties are in the thabit of visiting other pecple‘s barns and sveds and taking with them whatâ€" ever they can lay hands on, _ Would it mot be well to have some detective work this matter up. Dr. Morton‘s granary | was visited lately . and a‘sc Mich, Schaub‘s barn _ and stables and _ Mich. Schaub is minus sixâ€" teen hens. _ Parties in the habit of petâ€" ty pifering must look out for traps. 2 h 3 Cl C u4 +. 3 . .Lots of mud this week.... Mr. Menno Bechtel moved his family, last week, to his farm near New Hamburg. We are sorry to lose him . . . . Mr. John Hill tooak possession of Mr. Bechtel‘s house . ... . The flax mills have finished scutching ard any one requiring help ban get it by inquiring at our village. .. .. Our band gave an open air coucert last Saturd «y evening, the evening beâ€" ing very fine. ...A number of our young folks went to Gadshill last Sun (day . . . ; Mr. Gustave Woiwade purâ€" ichased & Karn piano, upright, from Cairns, Straiford, last week, for the ‘sum of |$400. _ It gives good satisfactâ€" lion . . .. Mr. Heory Mantz will move to Stratford in the near furuare. NEWS NUGGETS. Best for the month of February in the following classes:â€" â€" SEXIOR |SEcoxt.â€" Fred. Myeer, Conrad , _ Berg. I.\‘TEK\lgllL\Tl-‘. Srcornb. â€"Valentine Glebe, Louis Fleischhauer. Jtrxior §xcoxn.â€"Carolina Ergerdi, Blake + Wettlaufer. f V. R. Berlet has now opened out his fine, large stock of Spring ( ioods. Give him a call before you buy elsewhere. His prices are right. Come and be convinced. _ Persox atps.â€"Miss Janet Stevens is in town at present staying with her sisâ€" ter, Mrs. Jas, Clark . ... Mrs. A Boomâ€" er is spending the week in Gorrie with | her sister, Mrs. John Clegg ... . Miss Barbara Poliock, Miss Nellie Moore, Miss Minnie Bundy and Miss Jeunie Ward are attending the mil.inery openâ€" ings in Toronto. ... Mr and Mrs.R Y. Fish were in town Just week ... Mr. Harry Bricker spent Sunday at home in Berlin . . .. Mrs. Robt. Kerr who has been visiting friends iny Mt. Forest has returnéed . ... Mr. Dunoa of Atwood spent a day in town last week at Mr. John Schnurre‘s . . . . Miss Edith Boomer returngd lastweek from ‘ Miiverton, where she has been spending & couple of weeks with her sister Mrs Grimm the News of the" County and District carefully â€" summarized and put into rattactive shape. ... Mr. Bert Fish and wife of Waterâ€" loo have taken vp their abode amongst us. _ We welcoms them to Linwood.. . Mr. J. W. Bundy went to Toronto on Friday last, returned on Tuesdiay. Mr. Jnse,pb Roeble hbas bought the farm belonging to the Pomimer Estate near this place for $3000. This is conâ€" sidered a very cheap farm . . . . Mr.Jacub Schmetzer has sold his farm of 95 acres to his brother George for $5000U. Hilborn Brothers have just opened a lar consignmnt of new , goods fogethe sprigz trade cdnaininf of dress goods, prints; milliâ€" nery, staple, gloves, hosiery, house furnishâ€" ings, men‘s furnishings,clothing, boots, shoes and grogeries, They have studied the wants of Badep and vicinity, and are prepared to supply the goo(li‘l wanted at reasonable prices., Give them a call. J. M. Miller and Henry K. Huber made better time at sawing than the two able bodied men did some time ago . ... Now that the road is very muddy. it is time to urge a «idewalk for Mich. Ave. .. . Pete Lenhard of the Terrapin Hotel spent a few days in town on business and pleasure . . . . The Rev.:Mr. N it.uiy. was agreeably suri:i;ed last Thursday afterncon by the ies Aid, who presented him with an address and a loveAy easy chair. In the evening the Baden M. 8. Band, serenaded bim. The occasion was the anniversary o! his birthday . . .. Mr. Henry Forler of the| Queen‘s Hotel is the happy posâ€" tion sessor of a young boy . . . . Henry Huber is to say for the few foet Teet OfP _ went to Berlin last Saturday to dig a | road on the bill towards Centrevill well for Mr. Knechtel. . . . Mrs. Huber | Mr. Fred Frousch was in Galt the c spent a few days calling on friends in | er day.,. .Bunday was a remarka in... .A number ot our Baden fine day. Onzsmflp,â€"tho raily vouns people Mr. Jackson of â€" Wilmot | trackâ€"was pfoobd all day. ENTS AND O)THER §.OURCES. _ Weltesicy Mr. Pollock of the Lin wood, Baden. CORRESâ€" ‘ plant of the weekly Star which suspendâ€" ! e1 publishment some time ago. (Fz ols T w & a L "eMr._ I S. Moyer has just received some fine, rich j hooey in nine pound pails. Less quantities | can be had at right price. Have_you tried i his 25 cent gunpowder tea? It is good | value, & blntt rachntredartnril" * ns Miss Maggie Soyd »r,daughter of Mr. Joe. Snyder of Natchez and Mr. > taufâ€" fer Shantz of Wilmnot were united in m rriage, by the Rev. J. P. Bowman of Berlin.in the presence of about forty invited guests on Tuesday March 6th. All success to the young couple. REaL Estats SouLp.â€"Mr, Geo. B Schel , near New Germainy sold his farm containing 80 acres to C.Kloepfer for $2700. * Mr. Blake is retiring from farming and is going to move to Berlin. Tne Oupest Laxpmark is tus CoUXâ€" ty â€"Mr. Cnristian Snyder ore of the pioneers of this county, who came from PennsyIvania in 1801, having purchas ed a fam near where Mr. Perine‘s evâ€" tensive flax mills now stand built a hewn log house on it in 1807 which is now owned by Mr. McGarvey. In 1846 Mr. Suyder sold his homestead to the Hon. Adam Perric of Hamilton foundâ€" er of the village of Bonnie Doon. _ Old Sol. api;enrs in his glory and the ice on Hopewell croek is breaking up. A few days more and the ice on the. (Grand river will move. The robin redâ€" breasts‘ veice is being heard and spring is not fir cistant,...Raeg bees and quilting parties are getting below par and tafly pulling will soon be on the programme, ... A large deer was seen last week in the big swamp .. Ho !| ye hunters,duck shooting will soon be on, scour your muskets, chalk your breaches give your coat a few more stitches. 1 he foregoing is poetry. PErsoxALs.â€"Mrs. Clemens, Mrs. E Bricker, Mrs. Shantz, Mrs. A. Bricker wll of Bervlio were entertained at Mrs. L. Moyer‘s . . . . U. Warden MeNally of Blair was in town. ... Mrs. Amos Shantz and wife of Berlin were visiting in the village.... Miss Lou Ebery is spending her holidays under the parenâ€" tal roof . . . . Mrs. Jacob S. Betzner has very much improved in health. ~ Bloomindale. The spring like weather has deprived us of sle ghing, with but little prospects | of any more this spring. Daring the last â€"month _ the number of logs brought _ in is _ appalling. _ Look where _ you Qwill, _ or _ move _ in any direction you are conf.onted with legs by the thousands, » specimen of, which was described by your Conestogo, correspoudent some time ago. _ I Lh‘ik‘ we will have to borrow the appellation by which Conestogo was known some fifty years ago Log Town. However, ere the Autuwn frosts «re here again, all this vast pile of logs, heading and shingle timber will be converted into lumber, beading, shiugles, and hoops ready for the builders and cooper..... Mr. Geo. Peppler is manager for Mr. McAllister in the store. ... Mr. Levi Esley has not succeeded in finding a suitable place to locate in the mercanâ€" tilebusiness . . . . The old furniture factâ€" ory is being converted into a saw and shingle mill. _ Will be in operation in a few days,. ... Fred Buginski has purâ€" chased the brick yard from Isaac E. Weaver . . . . Thos.Underwood has movâ€" ed to Rosendale. ... We regret to say that Mrs. Henry Reist‘s health is not impro . ing . . . . Master Ed. Eby is someâ€" what on the mend.... Mrs. Buginski is also improviug . . . . Master Goo. Relâ€" linger is under Dr. Robert‘sâ€"care. ... Our town is increasing in population. There was born unto Mrs. Levi Elesley a son. Mrs. Chas. Hummell a daugh: ter. â€" Mra. Ed. Underwood a son. The fishing season has commenced. A fine fifteen inch carp was caught this week. This is one of the fiveâ€"inch carp placed in the pood last June. It now weighs two pounds.... Mr. Lshman Sherk is crowing over a fine batch of Langshan : chickens lately batched. He is starting in early. The egas were from our noted hen fancier, Mr. Geo. Zeller who. takes great pride lin his Langshans and Light Brahmas . . . . Mrs Louis PRller spent a few days in Watâ€" erloo last week and the good man was up on Sunday . . . . Mr. Jacob B. Snider spent Sunday at Maryborough . . . . The roads are éxe¢rable just now, However we are thankfulâ€"for small mercies, that is to say for the few feet feet of dry road on the hill towards Centreville. . Mr. Fred Frousch was in Galt the oth:â€" RreslJau. CGerman Mills was a remarkably madeâ€"the railway Cash in Advance. 6 morths, he has {eft a bereaved fami‘y to mourn the loss of a loving son and brother . . ... On â€" Wednesday morning last Mr. E G. Wi in had a nuarrow esâ€" cape, While going down the St. Jncohs hill, his load of logs was turned compleâ€" telyZover and El under it. He howâ€" ever escaped with a severe shaking up and a badly bruised ftace and arm . ... Mr. and Mrs, E4d McC rmick,Pâ€"lmers ton paid us a flying visit last week , ... The Sacrament cof the Lord‘s Supper \was adminiâ€"tered in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath. MARC West Montrose. The prevailing warm weather we had the last few days sent the snow flying down the vales into the streams,The ice broke lcoâ€"e on the Grandriver l»st Mon day morning but happily created not as imnuch excitement as formerly and passâ€" ed off without overflowing the banks . . The suffering of his porkship is still preâ€" vailing. At a recent slaughter of five of that race a gathering of 40 human beings assembhled to witness the scene ....Mr. C. D. Bowman stored awnay his ice Jlast week which he got from the (Grand River . . .. Mr. *Addisorn Suyder from Bridgeport moved on the farm last Tuesday vacated hy Mr. C. Olicher,the latter moving to Elmira . ... Mr.Joseph Weber from Michigan is visiting friends and relatives in the victinity «t present Our terms in future are strictâ€" 1y Cash ih Advance. There will be no exgeption to this rule. Subâ€" scribers who have not paid should do so at once. _ If your lahbel reads Jan., 1894, you are in arrcars, Send us one dollar and the label will be changed to 1 Jan ©95, 22 .+ Mr. and Mrs. Rbodes Letson frowm A‘ma called on some of their friends last week . . . . A public school examina tion will be held at theJ erusalem school house next Saturd y, the 10th, an enâ€" joyable time is expected. Miltbank. The social in the Presby terian church was well attended. _ Therefreshments were abundantly supplied. The Iaity was well represented. Aud the noisy boys they were there in full force, and it is safe to say that taking the capaâ€" city of their lungs now, the future of Canada is destined to have a voice for generations to come. _ The sum realized | exceeded $150....Two young immiâ€" grants having no doubt heard of the of the bright and glorious prospects of our land, bave decided to locate and isett.le and receive their guidance for a time. ‘Ine gentleman at Mr. Roager Strachan‘s and the wee lady at Mr. Alex. Smith‘s . . . . The Sons of Scotland concert was crowded and ably conductâ€" ed and tfinancially a great success . ... Mrs. McCormick died on Friday at the residence of her son Mr. Michael Mcâ€" Cormick and is to be buried today (Monday). . . . Buyers for the Ingersoll tactory shipped a couple of car loads of hogs last Monday, paying 41 cents live weight. 29 ts Ip. & success, The program as announced was carried out the letter.. The large hall could not accommodate the throng, scores having to go away. Gross proâ€" ceeds $206....Jonn Wood, of North | Carplina, is at present on a visit to his uncle R, Wood. He leaves in a few | days for Manitoba to make a home for : himself. . He says there is no money in hoeing corn and picking cotton in the south at $7.50 per month ... . Mrs. Mohr of this village received, word . on | Monday morning Feb,26th,of the desth ‘of her husband. Mr. Mohr for some ]huhock has been mentally affl cted. About four monthsago it was found C. Schwartzentruber, woo has been ailing for a long time of cancer of vhe stomach,died on Monday morning, Feb. 26th . . . . Henry Doering jr. and family left for Philadelphia, Peon., on Monâ€" day, Feb. 26th, where they intend to meke their future home . . . . H Spencer met with a severe loss on Friday Feb. 23rd. â€" While in the bush cutting wood he bad his horse standing near to where he was chopping down a tree, which fell on the poor animal killing him inâ€" stantly . . .. The C. 0. F. concert given Tuesday night Feb. 20th, was a grand wPRETT TT "â€"6â€"1;;9 sw emoved ‘to London Incane Acylum when be .died on M daté. .. -n‘,’mtm fb!* H 8, 1894. Milverton, to the Milverton cheese A meeting of the patrons of the Carâ€" thage sheese fuctory was held on Thuraâ€" day 1st inst. This factory did a very successful‘ business last season and a the prospects are bright for the future.. Mr HMugh Jack, reeve of Mornington, ow ns and operates the factory and gives good satisfaction as to m«king and sellâ€" ing . ... Mrs John McAulley has been very ill during the pust week. Dr Parke of Listowel is in attendance and is do ing his best for his patient. ... Mr. Hugh Riddell intends selling off us tarm stock and implements in the near future, and to take up his abod : in the town of Listowel. Mr. Riddel! has been one of the most sucerssful farmers in _this vicinity. Philip«barg. Pusmc Scermmoor Examixatiox.â€"The Spring Examinaton of the pupils of Pimlipsburg Public School ~took place on Sat., M«rch 3., arnd though the roads were almost impassable, a large number of visitors from the sce ion, nine teachers and four, students were present. | Foliowing are the teachers in order of size :â€" Jackson, Rebetski Hagey, Brown, Heist, Kuntz Morley, Holdsworth and Mies Morrison, _ The following B. H. 8. students were preâ€" sent:â€"â€"C. Hripe, A. Po‘llock,f Lederâ€" man ar d Doeting. During the fore noon the pupils were examined in their several sut jects and s cowed themse‘!ves to be well up in their classos. Their copies and _ drawing books Adeserve special commendation. _ At noon the lunch baskets were opened hy the ladies, and a tahle was, set for the teachers, and a‘l partook hewrtily of the good things which the ladies of Philipsburg had prepared for the ocâ€" casion. Though Mr. Hagey aterather heartily at nooun it is not be hoped that = R W t any s nsible person will _ think hard ofI hun when matters wre a litt‘e explain ed . The fact is, Mr. Brown, the evening before the examination ate so har tily of nuts and popâ€"corn up to a late hour, that during the night be, could not give Mr. Magey much rest, ‘ and in themoruing he had such a, capacity for good things espsecially for the nicely fried egys that ivis no won der that Mr. Hagey did his share at noon. â€" After dinver a few more subâ€" jects were examined. Then came w programime of dialogues, recitations ard songs, by the pupt‘s, which _ were wed received. _ The Jast peiformance of the day â€" were the speeches by the ) visitors and the exercises â€" were wound up by all singing ‘God save the Queen.‘ Mr E dt, the tescner, deserves credâ€" it for the great psios takon in traning the pup‘ls of his school â€"A TracuEr. Petersburg. OBITCARY.â€"At Waldau, â€"two miles east of this village, on Thursday afterâ€" noon, Mr. Chis. Weurschmidt quietly breathed his last. â€" Deceased was born in Germany on the 27. of Oct. 1823, and had been a continuous resident of the hotel of which he was proprietor and ufrnager for nearly 40 years. He was the father of seven children, three sous und four daughters, five of whom gurvive him. _ The funeral was largely sttended and took place on Sunday the 4th inst., from the residence of the deâ€" ceased at 2 P. M. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. L Buehler and the remains were interred in the Luthâ€" eran cemetry here. â€" Deceased was 7] years, 4 mos. 3.days old, and the wid ow and children who remain to mourh their loss have the sympathy of the enâ€" tire community in their bereayewment, â€" Mr. Henry Schnaf has been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. Louis Seyler, of this village, for the next year. He will find Louis an able assistant, for be is honest and industrious and fully understands all kinds of firm work.... Mr Clancy, agent for the G. T. R. here, tells us that the engine that bas been standing in their yards since last summer, is to be sold at an eat ly last summer, is to be sold at an eat ly date. It has been seized in the interâ€" ests of a London Co. who shipped it Farmers!. Now is your chance to purâ€" chase an engine. â€" Call, and Mr. Cluanéy will give you further particulars as to date of sale etc. PERsoNALâ€"Mrs. H. N. Milieris home again from hber visit with her parents. The pupils say they are giad that she has returned for living a bachâ€" elor‘s life was beginning to have its ¢ffâ€" ects on the teacher‘s temperament . ... ‘;f”r- and Mrs. Jas. Clavcy spent Synâ€" day in Stratford ... .Edward, infgut son of Chas. Pelling is seriously ill and Mrs. H,. Doelle is also in Both are being treated by I of New Dundee. ‘ ~Add one to our population, ératulate Oscar Marchland when you m At i--uhvy. and ?g-: i "itongbtfo written w 2‘32{« p! 4 { 42 Carthage WIIOLE NUMBER. 2036 Bed Room Suits â€" â€" â€" $1100 Piningâ€"room Exten. Tables $ 5 50 Kitchen Chairs â€" â€" â€" .30 Side Boards â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" $10.00 Rocking Chairs â€" â€" â€" $ 100 These lines togett CARPETS AND CURTAINS R, D. LANG & 00., . 2“000“0“0‘ #0600000008e ® TI" Vl"" Ganala i i i BpEST.:ansf : Cummmmmmenmmmnte trel Di siness Cnl-'; 4 lege, Toronto, Ont.. and>& 1, On(. & Ungquestionably Canaca‘s Greatcst Comâ€" & zmercual Schools. . | c s ud Men~ & 4 tion this paper. . Shaw & i Puaacltas. & §6eg#ea8aAA*~*~ 2 a a~ ~a* @466 for you if you Â¥I are both doing well and are known as first class hotel men. Casper Boege! the genial blacksmih does a good busi ness. _ We understand he makes horse showing a speciality. _ Weber Bros are great values offered by Fire Insurance. Representing the London and Laneashire, North British and Mercantile, Phoenix of Brooklyn, The @above companies are amongst the largest and most popular compaâ€" mtbovorld [ Call on or write to. â€"_ . POINTER (Continued on 8th Page.) . S. HALLMAN. ou want to fuinisn your House Cheap. »ther with au immense stock of Handâ€"inâ€"Hand, c éattle, pigs and so on. er the old canmpaigner in c dine has just finished as is could weltl be found &nd Iwelling h use and Vaetor irchased the old st. Ule: ; Canala itc s ness i lu Shorthand at the Cene : siness Cnl-‘. 1, Ont. . catcst Comâ€" @ 1 Menâ€" Pascisals. : Mrâ€" K roetch 8 S gtfll(‘l’ill d sonl of the is concerned, _ pastor. stets de depart Etiicient by the & Mr. 8t, Cle h, both +6 +6 11