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4. horâ€"e 6 d. 2 bay r RUARY 23rd, 1895 k. <hor hor,r,..’ nyple men to. in eae en ughbred Ay: shirg red), 1 grid» Jersey giade [:z vense? gr deâ€" ( . y buil pedig eed, 1 | 14 months old, 7 to‘s. * )o ring a i1 Chester white" ie e sows l wirh pige nc n 4 «_ recrived 1 L le, on tme hrn.nz sou‘ heast of the a Term of Years. OR SALE. R SERVICEâ€" OR SALE,. Land For Salt Machine with ed‘_"'_..‘ Arst class running Oieg \ nrd-,.i'“"!%é‘f.z OR SALE oo oi t for selling : Hary® 9 lots of timber c109¢ We orehacd om i e Sale ship of Wellesley THE 5th, blic For T contis ' U% 3 yeare nllp;:, “ed ‘: BEIHOLTZE FHMER &« CO, Berlin, ilrivation. | SP * n. w, a bank berB ut buildings soil 1. two neverfi road just 04 a of Berlin. P only on the pl'fl" ~A||{“\‘fi‘ alf op out DU trees is v to the W oal w nd of the CoR: K!mira, Heidel i 35 acres is int Mr 1d, su Jra:s vith fall wheat 1, _ There is 08 ind the nece* in Market, OO 1 welling bfl*’ IHG LCs rd of young Water is ~Upr n a ~pr|ng_§! Berlin. L'Jlu!‘i' c buildi s is forE ORX B ill cleared 7C As the 0 0‘clock, it Cenire " Lt Powlby, -Vnip_d W ater w. R ACT 8, rly ® hase tor, UBe niel _ Call before wyhere. THERE The time for confirmation approaching we would remind our friends that we have made unusual preparations in the way of new Dress Goods and Furnishings for this special occasion. We have just put into stock a great quantity of White, Cream and Black 5 Planing Mills. Cashmeres & Serges, REMEMBER we have One Price Only to All. Fash, Doors wooden build Confirmation Dress Material Tices time THE BOEHMER CO., Chas. Kreutziger VOL. XLIâ€"NO. 9 WATERLOO reduc d :o snit s on all Lumb r, orâ€" «nd all other uild.ng material fore buying eiâ€"eâ€" E;% Some us Low Clover and Timot GIVE US A CALL Geo. Hasenflug, City Crocery & China Hall. New White Cotton Goods, New Embroideries, New Spot and Fancy Muslins, Cream Nun‘s Veilings, Cream Delains, Cream Fancy Goods, White Silks, White Ribbons, White Laces, White Veilings, White Gloves and Hosiery, White Flowers. MWDaterloo Count»o Chronicle. We have a large stock of fresh, frozen, smoked and pickled fish on hand for the lenten ason which we will sell & reaâ€" sonable prices. . We are buyers and sellers of both and can say we are in a position to please you in prices and quality. " 25¢ per yd. (Limited,) Berlin, Ont WATERLOG, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 28, 1895. we‘l up in this standard as Mr. Linton. Mr. W. R, Pium, also attended the convention and delivered one of his very able speeches on ‘The Educational System of the Province.‘ The subject was a new one to Mr.Plum and we are pleased to note that he did so much to the credit of himself and his topic.... The programme for the New Hamburg Spring Race Meeting to be held June the 5th and 6th, has been published with stakes and purses to the amount of $2,000. Entries to close April 1st H. Heinrich‘s, the opening taking place on Saturday evening last. It has been remodelled ‘and greatly improved and puts forth quitea gay appearance. We congratulate Harry on his artistic taste and trust he may be as successâ€" ful in his new stand as in the old .. ... Hahn‘s furniture factory is again runâ€" ing full time. ... Mr, D. Becker was in Toronto, Monday . ... Mr.Wm. Linton, Miss Simpson and Miss Foster, princi pal and lady teachers of our school were in Berlin, on Thursday and Friâ€" day of last week, attending the Teachâ€" ers‘ Convention beld in that town. This fl" the school children a holiday. Mr. inton was chosen a special delegate to the Ontario Educational Association to be held in Toronto, April next. It necessitates a good speaker and debaâ€" tec for this position and we congratuâ€" late the association in securing one :o A BUDGET FROM CORRESâ€" PONDENTS AND OTHER ggDURCES. esnamerr S oo ccmemee. # A house occupied by Mr.Josc;ph Bulâ€" lock, of Galt, was almost destroyed: by fire last week. The family had a nar row escape from suffogation. The house was insured for $400, and was owned by Mr. A.; Roos. Dundas Street Centre Methodists of London raised $16,000 subscription on Thursday night for the erection of a new church. NEW HAMBURG The ball of the A F. and A. M. on the evening of Thursday last was a grand success, There were about 50 couple on the floor. Some anxiety was caused by the fear that the Lonâ€" don Harpers would be detained on ac count of the storm, but they arrived all right,and furnished excellent music. The assembly broke up in the wee sma‘ bours, after partaking of the splendid refreshments afforded by the lady Masâ€" ons....G.E.Esson, photoartistof Preston was in town this week . ... The barber shop which was destroyed by fire some time ago, has been rebuilt and is now occupied by its former proprietor Mr ... . The ladies of the Hospital Auxilâ€" iary held a meeting in the Wm. Tell hall on the afternoon of Tuesday last. Owing to the poor attendance it was Al the News of the County and District carefully summarized and put into altractive sbape. Mr. Thos. Hunt, of the Commercia‘ kotel, Hespeler,has disposed of his busiâ€" ness to Mr. C. Gildner, ofsBerlin. Mr. Isaiah Brubacher is the proud possessor of a little boy since last Fiiâ€" day . ... For thethird time this winter our branch has been blocked and trafftic suspended . ...On Friday night last the Galt train was blocked between bere anod: Waterloo and was left in a snow drift with some eight passengers besides the train bands over night, next morning the snowâ€"plough came to their relief, after being stuck for sixteen hours....On Monday morning Mr. Jacob Keller while at his daily occupaâ€" tion in the Glue Factory, was struck by a falling timber on the back and is now unable to attend to his duties We hope he may soon be around again . ... On Wedne:day eveniog Mrs. Dr.T. M Robinson, gave a supper in honor of Mr. and Mrs: Alf. Snyder. ... Mr GOliâ€" ver Rellinzger of New Dundee spent a few days in town . ... Miss Jane Snyâ€" derof Winterbourne, was visiting friends for a few days . ... A baker; is agitated for in our midst. We think that anyâ€" thing that could be done towards furâ€" thering this should be done at ones as we have room for a good baker. ...A number of Waterloo boys drove up on Tuesday evening and attended the reâ€" vival services at present held here. Miss Bolmer, town.... Mr. and Miss Pen!olur Guelph spebt last Sunday with sister Mrs, L. P. Sngrk.‘ town . . . . Mr. Gordon of Traders staf returned last Friday from his home.. .. Mr, Laschinger of School of Practical Science, Toronto, spent a few days this week with his parents here .. .. Mr. Geo. Hehn returned from an Watfii:-“:- uh& ‘qw o e e * * l”:. e house to. be erscted near station on Miss Laird of Galt is the guest of NEWS NUGGETS. ST. JACOBS Mr. Laschinger‘s lots . , . . Last Tuesday mording a very lively team was tied to the fence about opposite the elevaâ€" tor at station while the train was shunting _ Not caring for the noise made by stam from engine the tram jumped through the barbed wires and managed for a few minutes to make things lively. Thanks« to the owner‘s carelessness in leaving the team where he did the G T. R has a broken fence and the owner of team broken harness and wounded horses. When will men learn enough to tie good teams where they will not see trains when they are not used to such sights, , . . Mr. Albert Lorch purposes erecting a cheese factory on his property north of town as soon as weather will permit. The mJlk will be supplied at so much for each pound of cherse made from it. Six men will gather the milk from Winterbourne, Creekbank, south of Elmira, West Montrose and towards Glenallan â€" Mr. Lorch will engage a cheese maker to t«ke charge of factory and as he too is a well known dairy man,. _ Jt will not be long before our Eimira Dsiry Association has its fair name and brand of chrese in the fore rank of the Bricish Cheese markets The prospects are very favorable.... Last Tuesday evening, before rettling down to Lent,; our youngy people had n lass final hop, tillâ€"the next one. Ac cording to a‘l reports it waus a very p‘easant affair and aside from the customary "Elmira Kick" before the "Hop" everything passed off smoothly. Pedro, dancing and light refreshments were the order of day and this happy combination wouderfully add« d to the be:iuty of the many dainty costumes At midnight a bearty send off was given to Terpsichore and then all left for home with the firm resolve to fast for the next seven hours at least durâ€" ing Lent....The Parlor Concert heid at the home of Mr L P Soyder last Friday, by the C. E. of Meth. Church, proved a very pleasant affair _ A goodly number were present and proâ€" gramine well rendered and much apâ€" preciated. This was the second ot a series of Parlor concerts promised by the young people of C. E.... We understand our genial friend Mr. H Zilliax with his family had a very nuarâ€" row escape in a runaway last Sunday while driving to Listowel. _ Aside from a smashed cutter, we are happy to state no one was seriously hurt.... The Fraser Dramatic Company have arranged with Musica] Society to play in the Hall ou the week commencing 11th March,. As they are playing on commission and are said to have a good company aud new play& we beâ€" speak for them a good attendance. Six for them and half a dozen for the Musical Society is why we boom this .... Mrc. Hillary, of Traders Bank, Torontec, has been appointed manager instead of Mr. Snyder who takes cherge of office in North Bay. Mr. Snyder our popular and painstaking manager of local braoch of Traders Bank must lcave us and go to North Bay. This news will be received on all hands with much sorrow for during his residence in our town few other townsmen have entered into all moves for its well beâ€" ing with as much zeal and sacrifice of time and labor as has Mr. Snyder. As & proof of this we have but to mention a few «f the public institutions to auffer by this sudden move:â€"This Branch of Upper Canada Bible Society will lose its President and best finanâ€" cial supporter, besides an active, well posted collector; Woolwich Township Fair suffer the loss of a practical Direcâ€" tor; The Beard of Trade a thorough business member and its most pushing member for outside manufacturers to locate bere; The I. 0. 0. F. lodge must choose a member to take charge of the Musical Department as well as elect another member to take the posiâ€" tion of Permanent Secretary now about to be vacated. While Mr. Soyder has been Secretary, the local lodge could make the proud boast that its books and reports were the neatest in the district. The working member of the Musical Society or as he was better known througbout Waterloo County "The Chairman of Advertising Comâ€"| mittee" will have left our most popular Society when Mr. Snyder boards the train for North Bay and but one example of the loss to be suffered by our young people. . The Germsnia‘ Hockey team loses its bead and Capâ€" tain. We are sorry to let him leave, without us turning the tables on the British as he promised we would do and I believe csn.:;.u Bntttlt: name all the le to is change wonlm too long. %e all regret his moving from our midst though we understand it is a> promotion and another example of the trust placed tli:n a woll daarm:g manager by the central Mgndl e m.u':t:t allow our own petty griefs to in the way of any man‘s advancement and so will cease wording my regrets. But before ‘ ddabdhn I would not be justified if I did not speak -Llo. as a Methoâ€" list, as a member of the Sunday school pag 0 s F40 . ts 4 Mr. Soyder was always at his poâ€"t and here will his friends feel his removal with keener sorrow than in any other society, With all his sincere friends we do wish him a pleasant an4 prosâ€" prrous life as Manager of the new Branch of Traders Bank at Nortb Baiy. 1 Mr. J. H. Steiss of the city grocery, Berlin, was here last week .... Both our teach rs atten ed the Teachers Association at Berlin last week. Miss Joues went from there to Galt to pay her parents & visit. She returned again on Monday....Mrs. Ad Eck stein is on the sick list. . .. Mr. Conrad Gies intends building a new house this summer.... Don‘t miss the "Jury Trial" to be given at the Concert at Dietrich‘s Hall, Hawksvil e, on Friday evening, March 1st, and the "Trip to Chicago Exhibition" . ... Our villagers were busy drawing wood‘ out of the bush last week. This seems s if we were going to have another storm . ... Miss Schierholtz of Elmiraiaat present here visiting at her brother‘s Mr. C W. Shierholtz. ... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vollmar were visiting at their uncle‘s Mr. Kompf of Waterloo last Sunday HEIDELBERG. Mr. H. G. Hathn of Guelph has been bere visiting hbis parents and friends ... . Mr. Louis Buckle hotelkeeper and R. Lyndich of Millbank prid us a fiyâ€" ing visit on their trip to Waterloo. ... The pulpit of the Presbyterian church was filled on Sunday morning by the Rev. J.S Hardie, Ayr..The teachers of the village attended the Teachers‘ Association in Berlin on Thursday and Friday Jlast....The sale of Holstein cattle on the farm of Mr. H. Hillgartâ€" ner on Wednesday last was well attendâ€" ed _ Mr. A. C. Hallman continues the business and will improve and increase the stock .. Mr. Jno. Hillgartner, Hanâ€" over, was in the villageilast week . . Mr. and Mrs, E 8. Simpson, Toronto, were the guests of Mrs. S Current ... .The opening services in the school house on Suanday were conducted by Rev.Henry Goudie, Berlin. The revival meetings continue....The singing school in the Blenbheim chursh conducted by Mr. Steiner, Ohio, closed its quarter on Satâ€" urday evening, The class was well atâ€" tended and evidentiy did good work. The practices will be continued by Mr. Menno M. Shantz who has had considerable experience _ in _ conâ€" ducting singing _ classes.....The meeting _ on _ Monday _ afternoon to further consider the question of operâ€" ating a cheese factory in the vicinity was presided over by Mr. Joâ€"iah Hallâ€" man. Mr. G. Bettschen acted as Secâ€" retary. Mr. Menno M. Shantz gave the report of the committee appointed to visit other factories. Mr. Henderâ€" son, President of Bright Co., delivered an excellent address. The canvassers reported 25 shares subscribed which was considered insufficient to warrant further steps being taken at present. Is was decided to further canvase and report at the Farmersa‘ Institute meâ€"tâ€" ing on Friday.. We are sorry we were not able last week to announce the proâ€" gramme of the Farmers‘ Institute meeting in Koblenbrenner‘s Hall on Friday. We are not informed in time to announce it. Nevertheless we are looking for a: full house and if the weather does not take a decided stand against it we will have it . ... Mr.H.D. Brush, veterinary dentist will visit New Dundee Feb. 25th and the three succeeding days. He has taken dentistry as a specialty for the last twelve years treating from 1,500 to 2,â€" 000 horses each year. He has spent some weeks in Bright, Plattsville and Haysville. Mr. Brush is a son of Prof. Brusb, the borse trainer who visited the county some years ago. .. .. Mrs. Kuechtel of Listowe!,motherâ€" inâ€"law of Mr. Louvis S. Weber was here visiting. _ She returned home last week....Mr. John Hahn, Jr., of Floradale, paid hbis purents a visit on Sunday last . . . . Mr. Andrew Wahl our cooper is now prepared to do all kinds of tight work which will save our people to go a distance to get their cooperage done.... Mr. John Bahn, farmer, lost a valuable horse on Monâ€" day through distemper. The many friends in this community of Mr. Samuel Slichter will deeply reâ€" gret to learn of his sudden death which took place at his nome, Brown City, Mich , the 14th inst. Juet a few days previous to his death Mr. Slichter was enjoying the best of bealth till on a Sunday when he conâ€" tracted a severe attack of inflammation. A physician was at once called in and all medical skill proved of no avail and n on :‘ Being:a man of very fine and amiable NEW DL oJ 5) Obituary. was beloved by all who were retained had the pleasure of bis acquaint=nce. When quite young he retreated from the fo‘kes of this world and set out‘ to serve his Master in whose fied of labour be became an earnest workr. Some time ago he in company with his brother Wesley with whom he made his home, located in Michigâ€"n. On October 11th,1893, be came to Cauvada and was married to Miss Allie Elsley, daughter of the late David Eisley. The bappy couple then left Canada apparâ€" ently quite confident that nothiny would ere to blight their bright and peaceful future in their new and comâ€" fortable bome in Brown City, but ala«! Death in her grey shroud of sorrow came +oon, oh so soon, to their door and called away the chief of home leaving the griefâ€"stricken wife with ber litt‘e babe to mourn the loss of a kind husâ€" band and loving father. The remains accompanied by Mr. Wesley Slichter and his sister Mrs. Huber, were brought to Bertin, where a large concourse of sorrowing friends and relations had gathered together to pay their last tribute of respect to their honorable and esteemed friend. _ After the funeral service which was conductâ€" ed by the Rev. Mr Hallman, of that town, the body was taker to Rose ville for interment. In tha death of Mr. Slichter, Brown City, loses one of its favorite citizens as he had been a diligent worker and a liberal supporter of his church as well as a friend of everybody. But no warmth of friendship, no favor of love can ever call him buck. Sleeping sweet ly, sleeping where the rain and the atorm will pass over his breast as harmâ€" lessly as the soft breeze of a gentle summer‘s morn that await a joyful reâ€" surrection. And while our heartfelt sympathy is extended to all those who mourn the s0ss of a true friend, we can hope that when the messenger,Dcath raps at our doors we may be prepared to go with the words ‘Praise the Lord‘ on our ips as were on those of our dear cepirted and that we may meet him in the bright beyond within the pearly gates of that beautiful City of Gold. ~"Blessed are the dead that die, .. .. A couple of sleigh loads of young people from the Townâ€"line, spent a very pleasant evening at Mr Jno. Bailey‘s, on Tuesday last....Mr. D Brown of Listowel, is visiting at Mr. Fred Donâ€" ald‘s. ... Mr. Gehl, late of St. Jacobs, has rented Mr. F. Lackner‘s blackâ€" smith shop and bf-gu% work ... . Sacra ment in the Presbyterian church on March 3rd. Preparatory services on Saturday .. .. The Anniversary services will be held (D. V.) Marsh 10th. Last Thursday we had another big storm. â€" The roads were blocked,so that the mail carrier could not get through. Wreppins Brurs.â€"A very pleasant and interesting event took place on Tuesday of last week at the Catholic church, St. Agatha, when Miss Aggie Lorentz, eldest daughter of John Lorâ€" entz, was married to Mr. Louis Dorst. A big sleighload of about twenty young people from Erbs«ville, drove out to Mr. Henry Berlet‘s on Sunday evenâ€" ing. They all spent a very enjoyable time under the roof of our hospitable host. In returning home the sleigh broke and some of the boys had to walk home. Our public school was closed last Thursday and Friday, the teachers beâ€" ing in attendance at the convention . .. . Mesers, I. Devitt and Aaron Snyâ€" der attended the sale of Holstein catâ€" tle at New Dunde last Wednesday. Mr. Snyder bought a cow and Mr. Devitt a yearling heifer and a bull. As the cheese factory at Elmira is now certain to go abead and many of our farmers are pa trons, the introduction of this great dairy breed will be a very valuable acâ€" HAWKSVILLE Miss M. Kirgus of Listowel, who has been spending a few months with Mrs. Jno. Ba«iley, has returned home.... Mr. Geo. U‘Neal of Wallenstein, was maurried to d«ey to Miss B. Hileox, daughter of Mr. Jno. Milcox of 13th Con . ... A little daught«r of Mr. Geo. Nichol‘s bad r«ther a dangerous exâ€" perience a few days ago. _A bottle conâ€" taining carbolic scid, for the tootbache was thought to contain something good and the little one took some. As yet no gerious results have been experienced other than the burning . ... Don‘t forâ€" get the Musical entertainment in the Hall on Friday night....On Saturday last Mrs. Norm«n, daughter of Mr. A Proudlove, presented her husband with a daughter . ... Mrs. Joo. Walters, Sr., is serrously ill . . , . Mrs. N. Dietrich and Mrs. A. Abhrens attended the funeral of the late Henry Giger, in Hamilton, in the LOfd."â€" Com quisition . ...Our Mechanics‘ Institute is now entering upon its third year. The auccess has been all that could be JOSEPHSBURG A director‘s meeting will be FLORADALE WHOLE NUMBERâ€" 20810 & CENTREVILLE Another of our young knights has joined the order of henedicts. Mr. John Moss was uni‘ed in marriage to Miss Matilda Bowm»n, both of this place. We wish the young couple & long and bappy married life. .. .Mr. Good, cattle buyer of Waterloo, was through here last week, buying cattle ard pigs.... Nr. Abraham Dippel, son of Mr. John Dippel, is on the sick list .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herte! und Mr. and Mrs. Otto Homuth were the guests of Mr. Fred. Frousch, on Sunâ€" day . ... Mr. Christian Clemens who is on the sick list is improving slowly. Dear Sir:â€" You would greatly oblige the undersigned by allowing us to inâ€" sert the following in your columns, stating briefly the relationship that has »lways exist d between ourselves and our tenant, Mr. Veitch. Also to adâ€" vise the public generally that we have always had implicit confidence in Mr. Veitch, having known him as we have intimately for the past sixteen years, and feel that in justice to himself conâ€" sidering that his natme hus been assoâ€" ciated with the crime of baving placed on our premises sticks containing gunâ€" powder, _ We cannot from our knowlâ€" edge, our dealings and our sncial, as well as our business rel«tion@ with him which bave always been of the most pleasant kind, conceive of any possible morive that he could have hxd for such an act. The object that has been asâ€" signed, namely, that he wished to get possession of the dwelling house we occupied, could have been no motive whatever, because three months preâ€" vious to the piacing ef the first stick on our premises arrangements had been made that we should in a very short tims give him posseâ€"sion of the dwell ing, as we had decided to leave the homestead and reside in Galt. No other possible motive could be a:signed. W hoever the guilty parties are we be lieve that Veitch was not that party. We further state that Mr. Veitch is not at ali respons.ble for anvy suspicion that may rest on other parties, and we alzo wirh it to be dirtinctly understood that we make this statemest volu tart ly, and as a matter of simple justice toâ€" wards Mr. Veitch. at the low rate of 5 to 6 per cent. Loans can be effected from $500 apâ€" wards. Borrower given liberal privilâ€" ogee as regards repayment of principal. _ Loans completed promptly and withâ€" out publicity. _ For full particulars write or apply in person to Arrangements have been completed to loan a large amount of private ind Company‘s Funds on CcoNESTOGO The Waterloo Cattle Exporting held a very succesful meeting here Saturday. â€" Large entries of cattl shipment were made. They say prospects are good for their ; trade. â€" Their books are cpen for i entries. E. M. Devitt, Pharmacist Waterloo, Agent Qementecd. @1.00 m box. All draggism. PRICE‘S TOBACâ€"CURE N OTILCH. Town Property Farm Property COMMUNICATION. Februa ry 26th MONEY TO LOAN (Continued on 8th Page.) PER CENT. Firstâ€"c as« British Coâ€" 20 per M or _ $100 per or per tqw‘:..‘:n. my yard here, Planing or in carl ai lo s. any raflrosd no n !nO-\&rlz â€" AND â€" â€" AT â€" Mary P IsAngriuA agena@inc cure for the Tohnaceo Malit, . kiul ths eraving and "hankerng." Tablet form for vest pocket RO 16 ROUDFO GOT r M« mng last th r€ 1€ )r TR