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GOLTL. SILV ER, NIC EL E COPPEE The March of Progress. DOERING BROS., Ha Trmmed : Hats Charges Reasonable. OQ:tice above Simon Nnyder‘s Drug store Wiaterloo. Nov. 28th, 1894. Last Year This Year and sold at Dry Goods Profits Furthermore ‘.»} Our Aim it Sfi efi t White Brick, Drain Tile and Cellar Tile Splendid Assortment Snider, Bricker & Oo. Wa:crloo. January 10th, 1896 are pre to drill wells, put up pumps, and erect vmn:_s on short notice. gndsttcum guaranteed. Prices to suit the times. . _ Apply or write to SNIDER, BRIGKER & CO., To Exchange for Town Property in Berlin. F)Mf~n0m-u-hlmdlm and in a high state of allvn:h. On it $0x80 foet, and all necessary outbuildings. Soil, Tt welle." Jn the Potoraburs road just usiads ah-':&.dh d& For part as to terms, otc, apply on the premâ€" Bemis & Roos, Work Cuaranteed. ISAAG BECHTEL & SON. Millinery FARM FOR SALE e your old, â€" worn tableware / re +d to look and wear as good as new, The Electroplaters. now ready to do any and all kinds of plating in a the imarket Come and see our stock from $1.50 and up. HAWKSVILLE, n time t WATERLOO. to drill wells, put 1 We We m we adaed :o our equipment a new patent kilu we are putting in a new Disâ€" wouenutt.lxlnnnewbb- integrator Stone Heparâ€" do not follow LEaip the van re it is ‘our intention to add to our equipment time as improvements n ay seves. Ier the demands> ofi iu% Rawksville, Ont. and by the alertness of the teacher and scholars the flames were soon quenched The \scholars then busied themsclves themselves gathering up slates, books, Canadian goods for you to choose from. One thing for you to reâ€" member, is that we make a specialâ€" ty of China, Crockery and Glassâ€" ware. _ We buy in larger quantities than any other house in the Counâ€" ty. Our goods are all of the latest patterns and purchased from the best makers. We handle no secâ€" ords, but sell you firsts at the same price you pay for seconds elsewhere. Take advantage of the hard time prices by making your purchases from. | No. 4. King St., Berlin Next door to Hoffman‘s Drug Store. &&, kround the school yard which were cléared from the room when the fire was discovered _ It burnt a hole in the seiling 6 feet squae. ... Don‘t miss the Sunday school entertainment on Friâ€" day evening the 18th. Mr. E. P. Clemâ€" ent from Berlin with bis choir have consented to aid in the service,.... Cummings Bros., ire mauking prepara tions to erect & new barn. ... Mr.Titus Snider and sister from B‘ooiminggale were visiting at his brother‘s Mr. F. Snider, last Sunday. Winter bas set in and with it comes trade. Mr. A. Eby‘s mill yard re presents the appearance of a, market place. If logs continue to come in at the rate they are now coming they will bave to work over time....Quickfal} has commenced sawing at a reduced price £2.00 per 1000 ft. and is getting all he can cut. Farmers will be able to get their custom work done as well here as anywhere in the county.... Mr. C. Musselman finds plenty of work in bis time....Ano enterprising harâ€" ness maker would find a good opening here. For many years Berlin has had a large hat store. The owner sold out nearâ€" ly two years ago. He has again opened out and if you want to select a hat from a large and varied stock go to Peters‘ Hat Store, Berlin. County with our low prices. Our glassware department has been somewhat neglected, but in the future you can depend that we are going to still further your interests by offering you such unheard of low prices in glassware that you will, be more than astanished. We are going to keep a full line of the best Amerfcan makes as well (as Now, that the holiday season is past, we have decided to increase our lines of staples, such as Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets We! have sold some fifty dinner sets within the last couple of months, and we believe by buying in still larger quantities we will be enabled to give you still better value. The trade we have established speaks volumes in our favor, for low pricâ€" es. Remember two hundred sets all told is what we have sold, now we think we should be able; to do at least half las much again iin the same [length of time. To prove our version we are going to surâ€" prise the citizens of Waterloo Wrepoinxc BELLs â€"Ere this comes before the many readers of the Chronâ€" icle, two more hesarts will have been made glad and united in the holy bonds of matrimony, and will in future tread life‘s journey together, sharing each! other‘s joys and sorrows,. The happy couple are Mr. Alf. Snyder, of the firm of W. and A. Snyder, general mercbants in our village, and Miss Clara W. Snider, eldest daughter of E. W.B.Snider, exâ€"M.P.P. Both sre held in the bighest esteem by all who know them. The happy event takes place toâ€"day (Thursday) at the residence of the bride‘s parents. ArroINTAMENT.â€"At the recent conâ€" vention he‘!d in Chesley by the Cream:â€" eries‘ Association, Mr. Wa.. H. Snyder, of Brubacher & Soyder, who conduct the St. Jacobs Creamery, was appointâ€" ed one of the directors of that Associaâ€" tion for the ensuing year. Presextario®n.â€"On Thursday night last the teachers and scholars of the Evangelical Sunday School gathered at the home of their. president, Mr. Menâ€" no Weber and presented him with a Continued From First John F. Beck, FLORADALE ST. JACOBS. P. age And now that the elections are over we will again continue our visits among the farmers. I might, bowever, state that I am arranging to establish a setâ€" lement in Algoma of Waterloo County farmers‘ sons and daughters, many of whom will be Mennonites. Much of my? time, will be spent with them, But _ any other creed will: be welcome to join in with us. So make up your mind soon, so as to be ready early in the spring and let us know how much land you will want at $5 per acre, and bow much you can pay on it ? or even if you want land at 50 cents or 20 cents per acre, it will be all the same to the writer, But get into shape, so that you know exactly what you want, and above all, don‘t forget to induce some old maid to go along up to help the bachelors out who are now up there. We recently called at the SWEET BRIAR FARM where we found Mr. Peter 8. Bricker in ch«arge. He is certainly the right man for the place and the executors of the estate were fortunate in getting such an able man and practical farmer to lease it. Since he took the farm he has pruned the trees nicely, new barns have been erected, in which he is feedâ€" ing a splendid lot of cattle, pigs, and a tine lot of dairy cows. Mrs. Bricker has things about the house always neat and tidy. Her excellent butter has a good reputation in town, and is ali purâ€" chased by Dunke & Co., our popular farm grocers. Her poultry is of the best and is well kept. We wish this young and industrions couple continâ€" ued prosperity on this corveniently sit uated farm. We also called on David M. Martin, near St. Jacobs, where we found a splendid lot of dairy cows and a yery fine lot of Shropshire sheep. He has things in splendid shape. I hope to seud a lot of these sheep to Algomas. In all probability some of the Martin family will take an interest in estabâ€" lishing our new colony for Mennonites and others in some ot the counties of was suddenly thrown into a state of excitement by the ringing of the fire bell. At midnight as our night watchâ€" Dentist Wilkinson of Elmira is now established in Mr. Louis Hollinger‘s hotel, where he has secured rooms, and is now in a position to wait on his pat: rons. _ We solicit for him a fair share of the public patronage. He comes here well recommended . ... Mr. E W. B. Snider spent a few days in Toronto on business.... Mr. Wm. Penwarden of Port Hope has been appointed asâ€" sistant station agent, to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Geo. MéKay‘s promoâ€" tion. this coming province, as the time is now at hand when enough people will have settled there to establish a separâ€" ate province and thus put a stop to the sacrifice of timber limits to outside speculators. Our two saw mills at Iron Bridge and Sowerby are now doâ€" ing a large local trade in cutting lumâ€" ber for farmers in the vicinity. A great many people are moving here in spring, as from all reports so far reâ€" ceived, this is an excellent section of that great country, and as soon asâ€" the mills avud factories, now in prospect, are erected at the great water power at Seult Ste. Marie, the farmers who will settie Pecnefather township and other localities in the vicinity will have a couvenient market for their wool, wood, and produce. In conclusion I would again advise those who can, try and get bomes in this vicinity, as well as in the section above referred to. Write for any information to the Chronicle office, or Berlin, and I will help you all I can. If you wish to dispose of or sell your property ere moving, Mesars. This is the season of parties, On Saturday night some of the young folks gathered at Mr. David Miller‘s home and report having spent a good time . ... On Monday Mr. Orlando Menger, who has been teaching for the last four years in School Section No. 3, Woolâ€" wich, left for Toronto, where he ~will take the Normal course. ... Mr. Allan Huber of the Beriin News staff, bas been around town, taking subscripâ€" tions and appointing different parties to carry on correspondence for our place for the different Berlin weeklies. OUf course we were not to know the latter, but the thing: "leaked out." man was making bis useal balf hour round, he noticed an unusually bright light gleaming forth from the dining room of the fiitter House, and upon investigacion found that the ceiliag of the room was on fire. Heimmediately set the alarm and soon had a force of men out, and with the aid of the force pump soon had it under control. Cause of fire unknown. Loss estimated at from $200 to $300.. The building was insured in the Waterloo Mutual and contents in the Mercantile. will go up in proportion, cBland will then also ady new firm of farm auctioneérs, will sell | and permanentlyâ€"curing constipation. it to the highest bidder and guarantee | It has given gatisfaction to millions and you satisfaction, as a better pair of| met with the approval of the medical auctioneers would be difficult to find in | profeasion, because it acts on the Kidâ€" the County of Waterloo. © Now t 214*'--4“3;'*'“:'-&- futms in Algoms, ns whent is sure toT -.-p”-c;‘fi is for sale by all dragâ€" go up to $1 ere another year pastbs, | wists in 750. but it is mantâ€" Waterloo County Chronicle, Thursday January 17, 1895â€"Page 8. AMONG THE FARMERS. miraiy s ampnngitte efi i~"w 4 Siup'ofgu is for sale by all dragâ€" 1 another year M but it is manu go up in proportion, and the price ] Co. only, whoss name is printed on every Sek (K Mr. Robert Sharpe is a well known resident of Starkville, Durbham county, who has been living in Canada for about thirteen years. He is by tradea blackâ€" smith, and on coming to this country located in the township of Haldimand, in the county of Northumberland. Afâ€" ter working there for a time he purchasâ€" ed a residence and shop a Starkville, where he worked at his trade and estabâ€" lished a nice business, Being both courteous and obliging he was well likâ€" ed and was appointed postmaster for the place. He was in the best of health and with the exception of a slight‘asthâ€" ma trouble bad no complaint of any kind. In the month of Marcb, 1892, heattended an auction sale in the neighâ€" borhood and came home in the evening apparently a‘l right, but during the night was taken with a chill, accompaâ€" nied with a violent pain which graduvalâ€" ly grew worse and before morning he went into convulsions #£nd became unâ€" conscious. A doctor was summoned who bled him freely, which seemed to, relieve him for a time, and next day he seemed better, and the doctor told him he would be all right in a few days. This, however, was not verified, and alâ€" though he could go around he was fast failiog in health and at times would be in an agony of pain. One doctor said he had sciatica, and another told him that his trouble was rheumatism of the spine and that he would never be betâ€" ter, He tried many medicines but all failed to do him any good. ‘ At this time he was so weak that he could only . hobble around with the assistance of: two sticks, and had to give up work. The pain continued day and night and finally he lost the use of both hands and feet and often longed for death to relieve him of his suffering. About this time Mrs. Sharpe wrote a letter for him to a friend for whom he had worked when he first came out of the country, and this friend sent bim a couple of boxes of Dr. Williams‘ Pink PiJds, urging him to give them a trial. Before the second box was done he felt somewhat better and purchased another supply. To hasten the story, Mr. Sharpe continued the use of the Pink Pills until he had taken fourteen boxes, by which time he had completely reâ€" covered and is now as well as ever he was, and has lost all the asthma troutie as well. He is now able to do a hard day‘s work, and is loud in his praises of Dr. Williams‘ wonderful Pink Pills. As the reporter was leaving a Mr.Stark, an intelligent farmer who lives close by, called, verified all that Mr. Sharpe bad . said,and referred the reporter to others in the neighborhood who knew the cirâ€" cumstances as well. One who had nevâ€" er seen Mr. Sharpe before would not think, looking at him toâ€"day, that he had come through the ordeal he has, as he seems the very picture of health ana both he and Mrs. Sharpe attrinute the whole cure to Pink Pille. Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills strike at the root of the disease, driving it from the system and restoring the patient to health and strength. In cases of paraâ€" lysis, spinal troubles, locomotor ataxia, sciatica, rheumatiso, erysipelas,scrofu}â€" ous troubles, etc., these are superior to all other treatment. They are also a specific for the troubles which make the lives of so many, women a burden, and A° STRANGE ATTACK AND THE DIRE RESULTS THAT FOLLOWED A POSTMASTER‘S STORY. Mr. Robert Sharp, of Starkville Tells of His Sufferingsâ€"Lost the Use of Both Hands and Feet and was Forâ€" ced to Give Up Businessâ€"The Timeâ€" ly ‘Action of a Friend Pointed the Way to Renewed Activity. From the Bow manvilie News Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when righ:ly used. The many, who live betâ€" ter than others and enjoy life more, with less oxpenditure, by more promptly adapting the world‘s best products to the needs of ;l,:{‘.iul being, will attest the value to th of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. _ _ Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptab‘e and pleasâ€" ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxâ€" KNOWLEDGE Y# THREE AND A HALF PER CENT. annum, compounded haifâ€"yearly. Specm‘i 1 l'::'mtahmmmwbelm(or stated periods DEPOSITS RECEIVED. w&?mmmo'dmumm&mvfi@omk‘:d M ment dm!o:om. from date of depo:rt‘z date of wi wal at Bean. Loowisâ€"KCxtzâ€"In Br in on J in, Sth, by he Rev. P. Schwei zor. Mr. J hn Ludwig t Mis El zab shKanitz, both of Beriin. Motrâ€"Grorrâ€"On De .26th, by the Rov. A Blunk f Ro\ ock, M+. J. M ic to Miss Asâ€" n e Grepp,bo h iem Brusue,Pois Co, DIESENXROTHâ€"SAXDERSONâ€"At heâ€"reside=c> d othe brdos fa hor. in Mori d ogtos,. by tm R v. J hn Kay, Mr. Geo, Diesoor ch to Misâ€" An is Sa ge. son. & Depdnit receipts issued. Notes discounted. The collection of sale notes a specialty. Money transferred to all points at lowest current rates. Beroryâ€"In Bailn, on De. 29 h, D.ni Beigoy, aged 79 years, 8 monhs ind Capital Paidâ€"up...... Reserve Fund|........ Deposits............ . J. bl a‘s, Mr.J cob Hain to Mis Alwina S hm idcl bo h of New Hamburg, Barmaxâ€"SsyuERâ€"O» D. 30th, 1894‘ Reut . M. B.umao, of near Elmra to Mary S yder of Con:stogo. Frazerâ€"Braxâ€"A th> resiience of th bude‘s fath <, B nniford, on New Year‘s day, y the Rev, W. N. Voiliock. Mr. 8. 8. Fazer, of Eut Zorra, to Miss Asa cay~. SHANTZâ€"Ia Buff .1 Jdorn E mes, o Artucrâ€"In Ber in, â€" s ur, a_ed 68 yoar SCHELLâ€"In Berlin.on Jan. 10 h. the Gaught® +r o J. B. Senel!, aged 4 yeus. Kraxrâ€"In Bâ€"rin, on Jan, 12th, Antrony Kr.ue, aged 9 years. Emyâ€"In B rlin, on Jan. 13:h, a chi d of Cyrus Evy, aged 4 mo ths, HavacHu®Râ€"A New H mburs, on J n. 6 b, thâ€"child of Gideon and L una Hama«ener, agâ€" d 2 months and 6 Jays. ScHALLHORSâ€"In Bet is,on Jn 4th, Augns: ta, the wife of Cari Sch.ilnoin, aged 50 yoars, 0 months. CLEMESsâ€"In Noew Da dee. ou Jan, 7Tth, THE TRADEBS BANK Martha L nisa the wife o: Johu W.C emâ€" en, in her 27 h car. Werrzâ€"In 8 rasbug, 0n Jan. T:h, the wite cf Comran Weitz, uged 78 years. FoERoERâ€"In Li wood, on Dec. 24th, John Fo r er, ag d 72 yearâ€". 2 months aud 26 d :ys. Nisperâ€"On Jan. 5th, Conrad Nispel, Post Master, Presion, agel 68 years and 5 months, E CrEssâ€"At St. Jacobs, on January 6th, the w te «f Henry Cress, of a : on, SPETZELâ€"In New Dundee, Jan. 9th, the wi e o_ Williâ€"m Sp tze‘, of a daught r. Hixrzâ€"In B«lin, Jan. 13th to the wife of Mr. Heiman Hintz, a s n. Zicrtaxâ€"In List we‘, 20 h Deâ€"., the wife of Conrad Z iliax of & son, ATkIxsoxnâ€"In Hespâ€"ler, Jin. 8:h, the wife of M . E. Atkinson, of a son. Laxzâ€"In Hespe‘ler, Jan. 5th, the wife oi Mr. Henry Lanz, of & son,. Forpâ€"In North Dumfrics, Dee. 23°d, the wife of Mr. John Ford, of a daugh:er. BorLe®tâ€"In East Zor:a, on D:c. 29th, h« wife of N. Bouert, of a son, Ertztâ€"In S:. Clements, on Dcc. 4 h, tha wife f Joseph Erte‘, of a daughter. ScnLEUTERâ€"In Wellâ€"sley, on Dec. 26:h, the wif» of Cir. Scil utâ€"r, of a daughter. &trounâ€"At Kossuth, on Jan. 3rd, the wife ot Yost S. Sirch, <f a +on, speedily restore the rich glow of health to sallow cheeks. Men broken down by overwork, worry or excess, will find in Pink Pillsa certain cure. Sold by all dealers or sent by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box,or sixâ€"boxâ€" es for $2.50, by addressing the Dr. Williems‘ Medicine Company, Brock:â€" ville, Ont., or Schenectady, N.Y. Beâ€" ware of imitations and substitutes alâ€" leged to be "just as good:" 3 v UBLIC notice is hereby given that applicaâ€" tion be~llulotothol?nunAâ€"nb~ f Province of Ontario at the next session an act to incorporate a raitway comâ€" ay to‘be known as the Grand Valley Railâ€" y Company (or by such other name as may ELMIRA BRANCH. a® NOTICE. OF CANADA. MARRIAGES. DEATHS. is w Da dee, ou Jan, 7th, the wife a: Johu W.C emâ€" on Dc John B d H N se. he caugh 1‘ c. 30 At TBE best stock in Canada of Berkshire and and Yorkshire. Their sire and dam were never beaten as prize winners. Sire took lst at Beriin this year. The dam could not be taken. She is even better than the sire. I sell my pigs reuou_bl& Gm.A.HYDEb. 51 Shakespeare, Out. undersigned offers for sale his baker shop, house and three lots situated an. atreet. Waterioo. ‘There is a frontage of, utut-ndt.holmae- be arranged fer two emall shops. t rooms uruln for Awellâ€" ing rooms, A good chance for the right mam. Kasy terms oftgayment. For further particaâ€" lars apply on the premises to HENRY KOEHLER, 28â€"fm Waterioo. Ont. In THE east half of the old John W. Brubache farm in the Township of Woolwich comâ€"« prising 166 acres |jing in the bend of the Conâ€" estogo riyer, midway between Elmira, Heidelâ€" berg, St. Jacobâ€" and Hawksville. 35 acres is well timbered, 2) acres is sown with fall wheat and about 50 acret fall ploughed. There ision the farm a good house and barn and the necesâ€" â€"ary outbuildings. also an orchard of young fruit trees in bearing condition. Water is '!bp. g.xed at the houâ€"« and stables from a spring by yaraulic power, For terms and other required information applr to the occupant Mr. l)aniel Fries or to 1 \*OTIC}.‘ i~ hereby given that the above 4 named Andrew Rockel has this day made an ass.gniment to me under Chapter 124. of the Revised =‘atutes of Ontario, 188;, of all his e« tate and effects for the benefit of his creditors, and & n c« rn;f of the said creditors is hereby convenâ€"d and will be held at my oftice on King street. in the said Town of Waterloo, 0 . tic County Clerk‘s Office, Berlin. Jan. 3rd, 1895, at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon, for the app imtâ€" ment of inspectors 1nd the giving of directions with reference to the disposa! of the estate. . at 2 o‘clock p. m. as provided by the Statute in that behalf. _ Crediior= are requested to file their claims, verified by affidavit, on or before the day iof meeting. 2â€"2t J, M. SCULLY Dated ith of January, 1895, Assignee, County of Waterloo. Berlin on Residence, PUPIL of A. S. Vogt ef the Toronto Conker vatory of Music, late of Leipsic,Germany Pupilz‘a’rrep;mi for the first .&)ear‘s examinaâ€" giion in Piano at the Toronto nservatory of Music. Waxt AovertisEnExnTs.â€" Farmers and others will find that they can in many cases insert with profit a small advertisement such as those found on the 8th page of the Chronicle. If you have a farm, a horse, a cow, or anyâ€" thing you wish to sell ; if you have lost or found anything, insert a small advt. in the Warertoo CouNty CnroxIcLE. Advertising in the UHRONICLE. Advertising Chronicle brings good results Teacher otf Piano and Organ Shoulders per b TaliOW.;+:@.:2:1 Dressed Hogs.. Apples, per bbl Sheepskins ..... WaTkrRLOO, JAX.J 16th. 1895. Fall Wheat.................. ...... 80 55 BULEF :: :2:.:1.):1 Dried Apples...... Potatoes per bag ... Importer and Breeder Englisl_li' fi'@hfim MARKET â€" REPORTS MISS ANNIE BEAN, Notice to Creditors HE Municipal Council of the County of Waâ€" terl0o will meet at the Court House. at Lâ€"1f FARM FOR SALE. Pigs for Sale. Water Tuesday, January 22nd, 1895, I8th DAY OF JANUARY, 1895 WFH FPOR SALE. math ? WATERKLOO MARKETA N GTTICE. Waterloo, Ont. 1 IRAEL D. BOWMAN 47 A. 0. BCEHMER & CO D. B. M, McKAY, of the Wellesiey Townâ€" ”wfllhhflln County New Dundee,.Ont. * County Clerk t of the T. v of Wal Albert St. Berlin, TCM 1t rle §# 0 55 J.F. MASTE at the hour of 12 o‘clock no0n. in {he office, Waterloo, for the purpoâ€"o < the Annual Report and the electio: rectors,. By order of che Boa d. LEVI fTA! E residence of the u ville, 3 miles from t of 4 acres of land bank stable and wklndndbesfinz Brecder of Improved Larzg Tamworth pig=. â€" _ A choice lot of young pi;g- of select from. Paire furnished t respondence or perâ€"onal inspec i. Jmate, Boeâ€"2.2004] Wwi. COLQUHOUN & Mc BRIDr Waterl Sol.cito‘> [+r Assig cc. Dated at Wi.teri00 th.s 2nd « at the hour of 1 o‘clock p.m.. at the He :607 of the C:ttnpany.r;r&um of \\qufi{: . purpose recei the Annual Resof election of Directors. By order of the Bosrd THE T wentyfirst AnnualMee: i: Waterlco Farmers Murua: }.: Coullp.finy will be held on ESDAY, JANUARY 22n¢, TH A T desirabie farm of 12% acrcs 17“'$ tween 5. Jacobs and Elmira. abou! °* gook from the former place. On the farm it * * :«lnohfln. tnm%xkfi:;'-.n out buildings. yation cleared flu a good state of CUC"" y Good orchard and abundance of "*‘!> particulars as to terms, etc. appiy 02 [b FT," Creditor~ are : otified to file me, du y veritied by aflidavi me‘t of the nature and va‘ue aut ) held byr them.on or befc Feb. o extiafes which date1 s asjeis of the said e~tate ano entitled thereto, having rega then proved a~ proviaei by ~a ANXNXUAL MEETING House and Land For $3 THF: thirtyâ€"second Annua‘) *Mee‘s. Waterloo Mutual Fire Inâ€"ur 1 pany will be hela on SATURDAY JANUARY 19th, 1895, Waterleo, Dec. %th, 1894 North Waterloo Farmes Yuud Fire Insurance Company E residence of the undersigncc :‘ ville, 3 miles from the Berlin M«**° of 4 acres of land. good w e:D% | bank @table and other ou! 5‘ wmumz fruit tree is fG For particulars appiy t0 !D¢ signed on the premises. ain Waterloo Mutua at the hour of 12 o‘clock t pany‘s Office, Waterluo, fo c~iving the Annual Re or tive Directors. by order 1 \’OTICE is hereby given to ‘! _ of the Mercantile Fire In pany that the Annual Meeting c will be held on at 0: e o‘clock i« the ment (f inspectors reference to the di ANXNXUAL MEETIN® Bauern{reund.Berlin J Daily News copy, Mercantile Fi atile Fire Insurance [1. Waterlo0, D~c. 19th. 1894 _R _ Woegenast and, Adam n lipper c rmyy bujsiness at the said Town of Waiterio‘ q the style and firm of Wegenaâ€"s‘ & Co. M fa¢turer=. have made an aâ€"~lgnter ne the general benefls of their crecdiss y Chapter 124. K. S, O. I887. and am ndins a anfi a meeting of their credit râ€" wil. ce t th¢ Ajexander Hous. in the Town o Wa on ‘the I6th DAY OF JANUARY, iggs Sale to commence at 1 p. m. TERMSâ€"Hogs, hay and o articles, cash for purchase= a) le«s, Over $5, eix month=~ cr joint notes. In t/, \t i m P No Sn ; OR en ol oi Airins. Ts . unaidl Znd. The‘following stock and mpl A span of well ma:ched chestput in 9 years old; 2 horses aged 11 ind 1; mare 7 years old; 4 cows supposed to 3 yearli g heifers, 4 spring calves : sows, 2 small p gs, 1 Chester Wi.iu | pejigree), 3 ewes, 1 broadâ€"tired w parrowâ€"tired wagon. l top bu.gy. carriage with shafts and pose, 1 sicig 1. wheelb«rrow, hayrake. ston t plow, 3 other plows, iron harrow. binder, ‘mower, one sett double ha sett single harness, hoes, rakes fork whiffletrees, neckyokes, etc, Al toms of hay and about a hundred } LATSCH & B RICKNELL, Auotioneer January‘5th, 1885 Notice of Assignme on the farm of the undeâ€"sised near w burg, about five miles sou:h JOf Berlin lo_vr}nxg!-opgny. Â¥iz : Ist. The farm compri= ng eightyr4y of good, strong soil. inc:udiug ten a T€s well timbered with hard wood ind ro There is on the f irm a good large bank 1i storey frame dwelling and out buildj & never failing well of good »pring Terms mad« know n on day offsale. AUCTION SA THERE will be sold on Thursday, January 17th, FARM FOR SALE 39â€"6m OTICE is hereby g Saturday, dJanuary 26th. 1895, Jnn Notice of Annjual Meeting **~* â€"AND Meeting of Creditors rs as to terms, DA VIDIMILLEL New Dundee, spectore ond giv.nw a o the di + omal of the e ~ are s otified to file th. erified by aflidavit, â€" e nature and va‘ue of t them.on or before ifier which date ] shall he said ectate an ons ereto, having regard . d a~ broviaei by said . Fire Insurance Co‘y HENRY F. WIEG M afternoon, for nd giv.ng dire osal of the es: ed to file their J GEO JAS. LOCKIL H TEG ANDP. Freeport. 08 Ont. TA\ WANXEp Propr 1 Cash ‘ting ; OL ap @h Ts "1 uFi |$% Jt ra CLO Before rece will sell the remai m selitary garment stock left either, â€" xt the most impo FIT EV ER PERS( low for #%01 YOL. prices &P° hC our THE }* i MA N & 14 w PU Box Yol Me 0d