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«*Â¥ * Trmmed : Hats DOERING BROS., and sold at Dry Goods Profits Splendid Assortment The March of Progress, Last Year This Year Waterloo, Nov. 28th, 1894 Furthermore The Electroplaters. Are now ready to do any and all kinds of plating in GOLD, SILV ER, NICEKEL * CoOPPEE Have your old, worn tableware re plased to look and wear as good as new. i is to be able to suppiy our cusâ€" OUP Alm tomers with the n'll')‘ b:,-st White Brick, Drain Tile and Cellar Tile Snider, Bricker & (o. are prepared to ar! wells, put up g&mps. and erect windmills on short notice. tisfaction guaranteed. Prices to suit the times. Apply or write to SNIDER, BRIGKER & CO., are prepared to drill wells, put up 1 W atcrloo. January 10th, 1896 FARM FOR SALE To Exchar §9 for Town Property in Boriin. & are two frame houses, nearly new, a bank barn Alo @90 tauie 200ses, nearly new, a bank barn 50x80 feet, and all necessary outbuildings. loam, 3 of orchard, two wells. o-m«m.m& corporation of the Townâ€"of wuuuâ€".nm-m" by letter to i.%. 7 im % Bemis & Roos, ISAAG BECHTEL & SON. Work Cuaranteed. Millinery Office above Nimon Snyder‘s Drug Store atlOr ..thermore it is our intention to j add to our equipment from time to time as improvements may ~uggest themseives, jor the demands of the trade require the market Come and see our stock from $1.50 and up. HAWKS®VILLE, WATERLOO. We do not follow We LEip the van we are Dutung in a new Disâ€" integrator and Stone Â¥eparâ€" we adaed to our equipment a new patent kiln Charges Reasonable. ONT., 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 la.rge and varied stock go to Peters‘ Hat Store, Berlin. 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€" 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 astonished. We are going to keep a full linc of the best American makes as well as 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 makerts. We handle no secâ€" ords, butsell you firsts at the same price you pay for seconds elsewhere. _ Take advantage of the hard time prices by making your purchases from. es. Remember two hundred sets all told is what we have sold, now we think we should be able to do at least halffas much again in the same flength of time. To prove our version we are going to surâ€" prise the citizens of Waterloo No. 4. King St., Berlin Next door to Hoffman‘s Drug Store. She Was Weak,Nervous and Dispiritâ€" ed and Found no Benefit From Docâ€" tors Treatmentâ€"She Was Induced to Give Pink Pllls a Trial and is Again Enjoying Health. We are often asked : ‘Do you think Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills are any good! Do you think it is right to publish those glowing accounts of enures said to be effected by the Pink Pills?" Of course we think the Pink Pills are good, and if we did not think it right to publish the testimonials we would not do it. Perhaps it is not to be wondered at that people ask such questions, when they hearÂ¥stories of clerks being emâ€" ployed to write up fictitious testimonâ€" ials to the effi¢acy of some cheap and nasty patent medicines,. The Dr, Wilâ€" liams Medicing Co. do not follow that dishonest practice as there are few places in the Dominion where the marâ€" vellous efficacy of Pink Pills has not been proved. Their method, as our readers may have observed, is to pubâ€" lish interviews which representatives of reputable and well known journals have had with persons who have been benefired by a course of Pink Pills, thus giving absolute assurance that every case published is genuine. Severâ€" al such cases have come under the no tice of the Canadian Evangelist, the latest being that of Mrs. T. Stephens, of 215 Hunterstreet west, Hamilton. Mrs. Hunter is quite entbhusiastic in her praise of Ur. Williams‘ Pink Pills, and is very positive that they bave done her a great amrunt of good. Her trouble was indigestion and general debility For about a year she was unâ€" der a pbysician‘s care, without deriving any benefit therefrom. About three years ago she was induced by a friend to give Pink Pills a trial, when she beâ€" gan their use, ghe says, she felt dreadâ€" fully tired all the time, was weak and nervous, bad a pain in her chest and was very downhearted. Her father told her she looked as if she was going in ‘"a decline." Sbe replied that she F:om Canadian Era in ‘"a decline." Sbe replied that she felt that way, whether she looked it or pot _ It was not long after she began to take the Pink Pills befor she experâ€" ienced an improvement in her health and spirite. %e tired feeling wore away and strength returned, the extreme nqr;me- vanished ber apirite revived, It is now t two A WISE WOMAN. ontinued From First, Page John F. Beck, t, HMamilton, Waterloo County Chronicle County Council The council met at balf past two o‘clock on Tuesday. All the members present. The Clerk asked them to seâ€" lect their Warden. L â€" Moved by F. Walter, seconded by George Clare, ‘hat Mr. Wm. A. Kribs, Reeve of Hespeler, be Warden. . Mr. Walter stated that the system we have here has with hardly any exâ€" ception reâ€"ulted in baving firstâ€"class Wardens, Other County Councile ofâ€" ten spend a balf a day and sometimes several days in electing their presiding offizer, and the result of that contest frequently divides up the councnil into parties and there is unpleasantness all the year. _ _ Mr. Clare also spoke of the excellent qualities of Mr. Kribs. Carried unanimously. Mr. Kribs in taking the chair thanked the council for electing bim. He said he hoped they will be econom:â€" ical and keep down as much as possible all the expenses. In reference to the meetings we should always start on time, and thus we will be able to [get tbhrough more promptly. Cns t NR C £ Mioutes of last meeting read and adopted. Communications were read. From Issac Devitt, asking to have his son appointed to Agricultural Colâ€" lege. 1 From A. Mueller, acknowledging their thaoks for the last grant, and esking a continuance of same., From the Secretary of the Company asking thas the County Council petiâ€" tion the Government to give aid to the T.H. and B. Railway. ' _ From Secretary of Ontario Good Roads Association asking that a deleâ€" gate be sent to annual meeting. From E,P. Clement, Secretary of the County Law Association, asking for a room in which to place the new libâ€" rary. s From Jadge Lacourse and others recommending that the salary of F G, Millar, Law Reporter, be increased to $200. From a number of people asking that a petition be sent to the Ontario Legislature to pass a law against givâ€" ing franchises to electric railways. From the ofticers of the 29th Battalâ€" ion asking that the usual grant of 8200 be given. : . _ From F. Clare and others asking some action inâ€"reference to classifying prisoners. _ The Reeves of the municipa ities were appointed a Committe to select the Standing Committees. Financeâ€"Robson, Chairman ; Erb, Cranston, Eden, J.S. Hallman, Merner, McAuslan, Sipes, Suggitt, Walter,Clare and Aaron Weber. Board of Audit,â€"F Walter and R Jaffray, at $4 a day each, and mileâ€" age. Roads and Bridgesâ€"J. 8. Hallman, Cbairman ; Sipes, Cranston, Clare, Buâ€" chanan, Merner, Rannie, Hagey, Joâ€" siah Hallman, C. $. Weber, Otterbein, and Suggitt. Ed4ucation and Printingâ€"Rannie, Chairman; Quickfall, Douglas, Camâ€" ming, Debus, Clemens, Noah Weber,â€" Josiah Hallman, Buchanao, McGivern, Duering, Bowman, C.8. Weber,Shauntz, and Wildfong. The council resumed on Wednesday, Th?\c}llifi'erent committees reported after which the various county officers were appointed as follows :â€" _ Auditorsâ€"J. M. Scully and A, J. Brewster, at a salary of $25 each and mileage. | _ > 0 000 0 _ o Trustee of Galt Collegiate Instituteâ€" George Pattinson, for three years. _ Trustee of Berlin High Schoolâ€"Dr. Morton, for three years. Director of O.V.R â€"John Scott. V Otterbein was appointed a mem:â€" ber of the Berlinâ€"Waterloo Hospital Trust, and Warden Kribs of the Galt Hospital Board. House of |Industryâ€" McAuslan, Chairman; Walter, Robson, Erb, Eden, Kaigér and Aaron Weber. Tke Council then adjourned until June 13th. The son ‘of Isaac Devitt was selected to go to the Agricultural College. _ _ Minutes of the 529th session of Wilâ€" mot Township Council held, at the township hall, Baden, on the 2let of Jan., 1895, pursuant to statute. All the members present, who, after makâ€" ing and subscribing their respective decl«arations of qualifications and office, organized for business. The reeve in the chair. The minutes of the last session were read and confirmed. County Propertyâ€"Otterbein, Chairâ€" man; Wildfong, Cumming, Clemens, Debus, Hagey, Kaiser, Noah Weber, McGivern,Quickfall, Duering, Bowman, Douglas and Shantz. A petition signed by C. 8.Miller and 62 others, asking the council to pass a byâ€"law, prohibiting sleigh riqing and skating on the sidewalks in the muniâ€" cipality, and compelling property ownâ€" ers and others to shoyel the snow off the sidewalks in front ot their property, was read and laid over until next sesâ€" sion to euable the clerk to look up the statutes on this subject. On motl:’n : Josiah Hallman and J. Kaiser, a byâ€"law to appoint auditors, collectors, and members of the local board of health, was introduced and read a first, second and third time, and (3e Wilmot Township Council. 2P sessors :â€"for block ‘A‘, R.N. Kerr ;for block Bleam‘s and Snyder‘s road,Jacob Wah! ; and for Erb‘s road and block‘B‘, Henry Wahl. â€" Collectors:â€"for_block ‘A‘, R. C. Tye ; for Bleam‘s and Soyâ€" der‘s roads, John Noll ; and for Erb‘s road and block ‘B‘, J. Schwartz. And in addition to the reeve and clerk the following constitute the local board of health, viz :â€"M. M.Shantz, M. E.Shantz, A. Axt, W. R. Nichols, M D., Medical Health officer, and J. Wab), sanitary inspector. On motion of Josiah Hallman and J. Kaiser, the following accounts were paid :â€"J.J. Livingston, rep. culvert, $3 75; B Eichler, filling at Rau‘s as per contract end gravel, $61.38; L Iahn, lumber to date, $34 79; Berlet & Seifert, tile, $4.28; D S Shantz, rep culvert, $2; M F Ainslie, half amt of lumber on Town line, $4 91; A Kauf:â€" man, making detailed statement, $8; J R Livingston, refund of dog tax, $1; Osbourne and Haber, stationery,$1 60; D Ritz,printing and advertising,$17.40; F Holwell, B M and D‘s 4th quarter, and postage to 1st January, $15.55; D W Clemens, lumber, $20.55; C Heldâ€" man. refund of statute labor tax,$1 50; A Toman, twoâ€"thirds value of sheep killâ€" ed by dogs, $7.33; A Kaufman,lamber, $31.46; H Schultz, bal on gravel,$4.32; The many friends of Miss Annie Quickfall will bear with much regret of ber death Monday morning. She had been sick but a very short time. . Her smiling face and pleasant voice will be much missed ty ber many friends, she was beloved and respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. The funeral took place Wednesday afâ€" ternoon. May, she rest in pease.... At the special meeting held Morday evening Mr. D. G. Moyer was elected trustee Council adjourneg LUCKHRARDTâ€"At (ii nal an, on Jan, 13th, to h wife o D. C. Luckhardt, a o. Kwowrrsâ€"I â€" Hespeer, on J in. 8th, the wifs of Mr. J. P. Knowles, of a son, ' Krrorsâ€"At Bâ€"riin, on Jau. 4&h, the wife of Geo, K â€"rsces, of a son, > OBERBOLTZERâ€"At Beilin, on Jan. 4th, the wife of J. B. Ob rholtzer, of a daughter. Horrezâ€"At Borlin, on Jan. 10th, the wife of Henry Holtze, of a :ou, ; SCHAEFERâ€"In Waterloo T‘p., on Jan. 13th, the w f of Ja ob N. S cha: fer, of a sons Gieseâ€"Ne r H ide : erg, 0| Jan. 12th, the wife otf Cisper Giebe, ot a son. Hrercortâ€"In Wilmot, on Jau,. 15th, the \ wire of Gregor Hergott, of a daughter, Laxcroroâ€"In Gal:, on Jan. 15th, h« wife «AF.ejer o« L n.ford, of a duught r. Mipouemissâ€"In G«‘t, en Jin, 14th, the wifâ€" . f M .Rober Middlemiss, of a duughâ€" ter. ScHAEFERâ€"At Borlin, n Jan.13th, the wife of J.cob H. Scha: fer, of & son, MARRIAGES, Sxyoperâ€"Sxitoerâ€"O ) Tnursday, Jan. 17th, by the R v. A. Y. H ist Alfred S yd>r, to Clara W. Suidâ€"r, daughter of Mr. %.VV. B. Snider, exâ€"M.P.P., both e: 8.. J cobs, Gziserâ€"Kocuxâ€"On Jan. 15th, by Rev. J. Fr sch, <f Eimir:, J h) Geise!, to Mary Koch, bot» of,Woolwich. ScnuLrzâ€"Ktaumzerâ€"In Toronto, on Tus«â€" doy Jan, 14 b, by R v. Dr. T. Snyder, Mr. Christ an F. Schuitz, of Pr st n, to Miss M«lissa L.‘ Kummer, of Toronto. Mursuurz®zâ€"Retgâ€"On Jan. Ist, l%tho Rev. R. Vou Pirnk. of Berlin, Mr. Wm. Muel«â€" ANXECHTEL â€"BECHTELâ€"Un Jan. Sth, by the Rov. J. A. S¢hmirt,of New Hamburg, Mr. Bolom a Kvechtel, of North Rasthope, to Miss Lydia Bâ€"cht 1, of Wilmat. Remwarpâ€"KAatarcmiscuâ€"At the residence , of the bride‘â€" father,in Rl.ice.on Dec.26th, H Rev. Wm. Reinwald, of ornington, to Lissic Kalbficisch, Dewarâ€" wezâ€"Oan Jan, $th, at the .. Manse, Milverton, by the R:v, Mr. Kay, Brings comfert and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, wého live betâ€" ter than others and enjoy lifoimore, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world‘s best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health 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 bencficial properties of & perfect laxâ€" ative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, hgadaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidâ€" neys, Liver and Bowels without weakâ€" ening them and it is perfecily free from every objectionable substance. ____ Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drugâ€" gists in ?5c.jmtt~le_s.,‘ but it is manuâ€" factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. ler, to Miss K.t:e R th, both of Be:lin. vuuxâ€"Rigux â€"Qn Jan. 21d, Mr. Herman Kuba, of Beriin, to Miss Louisa R:enm, of Water oo. , KNOWLEDGE BRIDGEPORT. lc 13258 BIRTHS. F Homwrur, Clerk. y 24, 1 SHOEMAKERâ€"At Bresan. /n J n.14 h, Mrs. G o. Sneem ker, a red 83 years. Seumprâ€"On Jan. 15th, at New H mburg, A teli e, daiught r â€"f Danie a d Cathar.na Schmidt, aged, 24 y ars and 13 d iys. * KmeouRâ€"At Elmira, 0) Ja~. 10th, Carrie Na m, daugh rof Mr. Fred. Kilgour, ug d 8 months and 1 uay, Hortrâ€"In North Es thope. on Jan. 8th, Ruiy and P arl, twin ch ldren of Ch isâ€" tian Hoft, aged 2 months aud 10 days. Semetznâ€"Io Beilin, on Jav. 10th, John Jo erh. son of George Schell, aged 3 years and 9 mon hs. Dorrpâ€"In Berlin, on Jan. 15th. Hannah Olivi, daughter of EAward D :pp, aged 10 y ar , 3 montbs and 9 days. SHaANTZâ€"N ar Ber‘in, on Jan. 18th, Samuel Shastz, aged 84 years and 1 day. Brsogâ€"At Bridgeport, on Dec. 25th, Herâ€" wan Biuch, aged 1 month and 4 days, Lirsâ€"A: Well: ley, on Jan, l8 , G«orge L ps, aged 20 years. Wreirrzâ€"A Strasburg, on Jan. 7th, the wife ot Conrad Weitz, aged 78 vears. Quarrinâ€"Ia Ga t, 0 Jan. l6th,at 6 cclock, Cathawine Turnbul‘, widow of the late _ Wiuliain Qusariie, in her 771h year. Roserrsoxâ€"In Galt, on Jin. 16th, Jaimes _ Ro e tson, azed 60 year«. ‘ Quickraurâ€"At Bridgepert, on Monday, Jan, 21st, Annie Laura, daughter of R. M. and L. Quickfall, aged 20 years, 10 months a d 4 duga. Jaxxâ€"At Pe ersburg, on Jan. 10th, Mrs. Jennrercc cf (he date Jehn Apellinaris THE TB%DEBS BANK Capital Paidâ€"up Reserve Fund,.. Deposits......... ASBOLE: :s sns zes current rates Interest allowed on all sums of $1 and upâ€" wards, remaining in the Savings Bank departâ€" ment 30 dags or over, from date of deposit to date of withdrawal at per annum, compounded halfâ€"yearly. | Special rates on large sums to be left for stated periods MARKET REPORTS. TORONTO STREET MARKETS. Jan. 22, White wheat is quoted at 63¢, red at 62c and goose at 60c, oats at 33 to 34c, barley at 46 to 481¢c, peas at 59 to 60c common, rye at 50c and buckwheat at 42¢c. Hay sold at 29 50 to $10.50 for timothy and $8 to #0 50 for clover. Butter, pound rollk, 16 to l17c; eggs, new laid per doz., 24 to 25¢; dressed hogs, per cewt., $5.25; chickens, per pair, 25 to 50c; turkeys, per pound, 8 to 8!¢c; geese, per pound, 6 to 6)¢; ducks, per pair, 40 to 65¢c; potatoes, per bag, 55¢. Toronto,Jan.22.â€"To day‘s live stock market was a small one, and in cattle unsatisfactory. â€" Several lots were held over from Friday‘ on the expectation that prices would improve, but toâ€"day there was a decline of about 1â€"4¢ a lb on butchers‘ cattle. Demand, was slow, Export Cattleâ€"Mr. A. Thompson was buying a few export cattle again toâ€" dey. He picked up ones and twos,and succeeded in getting together about a load. Prices paid ranged from 3]c a lb to $3 80 a ewt. Butchers‘ Cattleâ€"Prices were easier all round, but particularly so for meâ€" dium and poor stuff, of which there wes more than sufficient to mseet demand. One drover made a loss of $100 on a load of medium cattle which be held over from Friday. The range of price toâ€"day was as follows:; Inferior and meâ€" dium, 2 to 3¢c, and good to choice, 3 to 3}c. There were very few really choice cattle in the market, and 3%c¢ seemed to be top figure for loads. One local dealer stated that he would pay 3c for picked lots, but had not paid the price to day. Sheep and Lambsâ€"There were less than 200 here toâ€"day, and only about 100 sbeep were on offer, All sold readiâ€" ly at Friday‘s figures Good, fat exâ€" port sheep are quoted at 34c a lb, weighâ€" ed off car, for ewes and wethers. Rams are undesirable. Choice 90 to 100 lb lambs are wanted at 4¢c a lb and light: er lambs are worth from 34 to 3#c a lb. Hogsâ€"Run light ; about 550 here. Demand was active and all were taken before noon. Prices aro firm at Friâ€" day‘s figures and prospects look rather toward an improvement in value. Storâ€" es were in good demand toâ€"day at $3 90 to $4. There were orders on hand for 2,000. Long lean hogs, of 160 to 200 ibes, weighed off car, sold at $4 12% ; thick fate at $4 10; sows, at $3 50; and stage, at $2 50 and $3. Calvesâ€"Only a few in; demand limitâ€" ed. Good,fair veals, of 135 to 140 lbs, are in moderate demand at $5 to $5 50. Milk Cows and Springersâ€"About a dozen in. Demand slow and prices easy. The range of prices was from â€"Offerings were about six loads, most of which v::lnld over; the market brmms:ndn. all were sold ; veal calves, dull and slow, at $5 50 to $5 75; r s 5 to fair calves. PE Lfs o o " jb m « East Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 22.â€"Cattle Deposit receipts issued. Notes discounted. The collection of sale notes a specialty. Money transferred to all points at lowest V o il 8. ;;-Of”dropay and l1 G.ippe, aged 75 THEEE AND A HALF PER CENT ELMIRA BRANCH. DEPOSITS RECEIVED DEATHS. LIVE STOCK. L. P. SNYDER, Manager. $ 608,400 3,840,000 5,660,000 Hogsâ€"Receipts were fairly liberal. all of 40 cars being on sale; the market was slow and weaker, if anything prices are quotably unchanged; yorkers,choict oornâ€"fed, $4 20; medidms, $4 30 to $4 35; rough, $3 50 to $3.75; stags, $3 to $3 25. Sheep and Lambsâ€"There were fully 60 loads on sale, the bulk of which waâ€" bheld over stock, the market was full easy with yesterday, and but little was done; sheep, choice export wethers, $4 to $4 25; fair and good mixed sheep, $2 40 to $3 25; common to fair, $2 to $2 25; lambs, good and choice, $4 50 to $490, fair and good lambs, $3 75 to $4. Fall Wheat.. . Spring " ..« Straight Flour Middlings Shorts.... Bran:::: . Butter .:.......: Dried Apples... Hay per ton..... Potatoces per bag Hams............ Shoulders per b Tallow.: ++ Dressed Hogs.. .. Apples, per bbl Sheepskins ..... Waxt AovertiseEmteENTs.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 Chropicle. If you bhave a farm, a borse, a cow, or anyâ€" thing you wish to sell : if you have lost or found anything, insert a small advt. in the Watsrnoo Cotuxty CmroXICLE.* _ Advertising in the Chronicle brings good results. Barley PUPIL Oof A, S. Vogt of the Toronto Conser vatory of Music, late of Leipsic.Germany Pupils prepared for the first year‘s examina: tMirm in Piano at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Teacher of Piano and Organ Residence, THE east half of the old John W. Brubacher farm in the Township of Woolwich comâ€" prising 166 acres lying in the bend of the Conâ€" estogo river, midway bet ween Klmira, Heidelâ€" berg, St. Jacobs and Hawksville. â€" 35 acres is well timbe ed, 20 acres is sown with fall wheat and about 50 acret fall ploughed. There is on the farm a good house and barn and the necesâ€" rary outbuildings, also an orcharé of young fruit trees in bearing condition. Water fs sups piied at the liouse and stables from a spring by hyuraulic power. For terms and other required information apply toâ€" the occupant Mr. Daniel Fries or to THA T desirable farm of 125 aetes, lying beâ€" tween s‘. Jacobs aid Elmira, about 2« miles from the former places On the farm is & good stone house,. two stories high, bank barn and ali necessary out buildings. â€" About 95 acresare clesred and in a good state of cultivation. Good orchard and abundance of wator, Yor particulars as to terms, etc. apply on the premâ€" ses, ar by letter addressed to St, Jacobs P.0, DaAVIDJMILLER, TBE best stock in Canada of Berkshire and and Yorkshire. Their sire and dam were â€" l â€" ville, 3 miles from the Berlin Market, conâ€" sisting of 4 acres of land, good dwelling house, bank barn, <table and other out buildings, with all kinds of bearing fruit trees is for sale cheap. For pariiculars apply to the under: signed on the premises. HENRY F. WIEGAND, 2â€"2m Freeport, Ont House and Land For Sale r§NHE residence of the undersigned «t Centre &t. Jacobs, Dec. 24.1894 never beaten as prize winners. Sire took lst at Berlin this year. The dam could n t be taken. She is even better than the sire. I sell my pigs reasonably. GEO. A. HYDE, blâ€"6t Shakespeare, Ont. UBLIC notice is hereby given that applicaâ€" Ptfiou will be made to the lfilnl.uvo Assembâ€" io( themwtzt Ontario -t.:er:fixs seasion pany to be kno‘:rubu the Grand Vu.uqyw Ran: w Com: such other name bow npu{wl-h power to o&m maintain and operate a steam or electric railâ€" ind e i ifi ns wht tonde a um won on siee! thoks tom tas Tows us and partly by eleciric po Wfiw Oor_steel trac the County of I the of the Grand 1 near the City of Brantfor MISS ANNIE BEAN, Importer and Breeder English Berkshires. FARM FOR SALE. FARM FOR SALE. 3â€"if and Yorkshire. Their sire and dam were C haatan es nelea winnant Sira tnnk lof at Pigs for Sale. WATERLO® MARKETS. WATERLOO, JAN. 24th. 189. NOTICE. Waterloo, Ont. ISEAEL CRESSMAN, _ _ New Dundee, Ont. OF LARGE A. 0, BCEHMER & CO, Berlin Albert St. Propfi«;lor‘ t. 16 14 10 10 5 00 50 45 18 15 55 12 11 N"OTICE is hereby given tha; May 1N, Wogenast and. Adam alippert ( y un business at the said Town of Watcriy "u the style and firm of Wegenast & Co YX facturer, have made an assignment ; tue the general beneflt oâ€"f their credilo . t Chapter 124. R. 8, 0. 1887, and am. nding 4 and a meeting of their crediters wil) i« be} the Alexander House, in the Town of W ., on the 16th DAY OF JANUARY, 1ggs In the matter of Messrs, Wiosnas d the Town of Waterloe, Mani Insolvents. their Christian names, surnan and description with full partic claim, statement of accounts and curities (if any) h ld by them, af; the administrators of the eâ€"tat the assets and effectsof the said A among the parties entitled there ward on y to those claims of whi then have notice and the said ; will not be lhable for the asser thereof to any persen of whose cla not have been received by them . such distribution. GEO. H. HUT« & 0 e o‘clock i~ the afternoon ment f iespectors and giving reference to the di | osal of th Ad Waterlo0,. Jany.l?th. A.D . 18w TEE WELLINGTON MUTUA TH{{ \ Tuesday, 12th Day of February ner at 2 g‘elock, ‘p.m., to receive 14â€" Jireâ€"r Report with the Einancial Stateme year, the Election of Directors for ivnr and other business relevant t« jy order, Creditors are notified 10 file their me, duly verified by @flidavit, gi1 ment of the nature and va‘ue of th an{) held by them,an or before :) Feb. nextaftor which date I shall d asseta of the said estate among«t entitled thereto, having regard oi tnen proved as provided by said A. COLQUKHOUN & McBRID+ Waterloo Solicitors 202 _ for Assign ece, Pl’RS('AY\’T t the K« wr.o, Ch p. 110, See given to all creditor= of claims u%ain-r the late Town of Waterioo, reti in to the Truets Corpor pany to. or to the undersig.« before the Notice of Assignme â€"AND ~ _ Meeting of CGreditors Dated at Wiaterloo th loi the Matter Pommer th s]u']) nl‘ W J.F. MASTER Of Adam Deersam, late 0; ds lo0, in ho County . \YO’TM‘E is hereby given that : L bhaving claims against fthe s& are reqtur d to file theirclaims s Pommer of Milbank P.O.. on or first day of March, next. together w fAdavit proving such claim and take after the gaid fi «t day of March n« dermigned Executors of he said d proceed to distribute th> said e~!. regard only io such claams is hay filed and proved as gforesuid Dated at Millbank this 218 Gay o Breeder of Improved Larg Tamworth pigs. â€" A choice lot of young pif~ of either select from. Pairs furnished not h respondence or personal inspeciion so Mereantile Firs Insurance (1. pany that the Annual Moeting of will be beld on at the hour of 1 o‘clock p.m.. at the 11@ of the Company, Town of Watesoo‘ purpose of receiving the Annual o0 election of Directors. By order of the JAS. LOCKIK Waterloo, Dec. 24th. 1894 North Waterloo Farmes‘ Miud Fire Insurance Company ANNUAL MEETING at the hour of 12 o‘clock noon, in the C PM , office, Waterloo, for the purpose 0f m«l"fi.‘, the Anpual Report and the election of f0"" rectors. By order of the Boa: d ANNUAL MEETING e Bsagh 2&.@@&%&_% FRLDAY, JANUARY #5th, 18** at two p. m. D. B. M, McKAY. NOTICE TO CREDITOR U OTICE is hereby qiven to th« of the Mercantile Fire In Hotelkeeper, deceased Notice to COreditors. E_ General Annual M Woellington Mutual Fir wili be held in the Comp« vip IE T wentyfirstAnnual Meeting of the » Waterioo Farmers Mutual Fire |D®U" npany will be held on TUESDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1895 21 aterlk Saturday, January 26th Wotice of Annual Meeting FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Ist DAY OF MARCH, 1895 New Dundee, Ont. decea (Signed) CHAS. 1A p th ]rlc‘ Soli red Ho: allOn 0 d, thei Teg&rd only to. by said Act WILLIAM SXrop: upk.0 00 JR B ip s Amash ‘ee. sc« . 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