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&Â¥ af a 49 _â€"* ~J.S. MUSSELMAN, f Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Smail Fruits, Shrube, Reses, Etc, W HEN we auir nreosd Â¥Y our present cutter, Mr. Rudolph Boettinger, we had two very importâ€" ant objects in view, Viz: Spring Suitings and Trouserings, mostly our own direct importations from the manufacturers are now in stock, and we will be pleased to have you examine our stock and compare prices. Get our prices ‘before buying as we are determined to undersell all our compeéetâ€" itors. We are working on the basis the more garments <we turn out the lower the cost of proâ€" duction and consequently the lower the price to the gurchaser. Our tailoring epartment is a decided success and we don‘t beâ€" lieve in hiding that fact. Turning out good fitâ€" ting garments and selling them at the very lowest prices consistent with figod workmanship,. We ve attaired the two objectsâ€"â€"our prices and fits speak for themselves. DOERING BROS., Settlers‘ Trains see your nearest Railroad Agent, and get a copy of "Free Facts, Farms & Sleopers" Great Bargains Furniture, Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Chairs and Upholsterings. > Lounges Great care is given this de?arunut.. A large stock of Undertaki g Supp ies »1ways on hand ndupfloulowor&n the lowest. Rememâ€" ber the spot. * all kinds of Lumber and Timber, British Coâ€" fumbia Sflum Fioormg and Interior Finishing, and Doors, l‘rmm-' and always a large stock on Picture Framing to order. Remember, give us a call and it will pay you Bloomingdale Furniture M‘fg. Co. Canadiaa Pacife Ry. UNDERTAKING Manitoba NORTHâ€"WEST WATERLOO. For Particulars about AND ALSO FOR A BARGAIN. AND THE engaged uUup V enough to deter people from fldtmg Beck‘s China Store to secure Bargains whic he is now offering in Dinner, Tem and Toilet Sets. Our forte is in theselines: | He now has a yery lirge and well selected stock to choos» from. Prices away ‘down below zero. it will K“ you to come miles to precure the bargains e is now oflnr\nfi. I: will repayyou in more than one w y. e has the lm:est stock, the choicest g A)il and the lowest p &o:l All comâ€" bined rog ther makes a person compelied to visit his store. â€" The visit will do you good. You will return home lightâ€"hearted after you secure one of tg:mpromest dinner sets procurâ€" able west of TorOnto. John F. Beck, Cold is the Weather. Boissevain, Man., is home for a few weeks‘ visit. .. . Mr. Geo. Ruler left on Saturday for Goderich to |attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Plant.... A few of our citizens attended the Conservative Convention on Saturday ....The Band Concert on F:iday night was not well attended, owing no doubt to the state of the roads . . . . Mr. T Wilkinson bas purchased! a site from Mr. E G.Winn and is laying down the material for a large hog peso. Mr. W. has purchased the whey from the factâ€" ory . .. . Mr. White is going along with preparations for an early start in the spring. . He is at present) sinking a well"®®. . Rev. Mr. McNair of Waterloo will conduct the anniversary services in the Presbyterian church next Sabâ€" bath (D. V .). Com 1s THE WEATHER, but not cold U enough to deter people from visiting On Tuesday morning Feb. 26th, the baro, with all its contents, of Mr. Jac. Kress, was totally consumed by fire. By the time assistance arrived the fire bad made such headway that it was inexâ€" tinguishable. It is supposed a knight of the footpath was the cause of the ignition. The property was insured in the Farmers‘ Mutual....One of our farmers informs us that be raised grassâ€" hoppers this winte» so as to have» a good supply for next summer as they were somewhat deficient last year. Last fall he fetched some ground from a. swamp for the purpose of planting flowâ€". er plants therein. Then he placed these on a window sill where the rays of the sun could find access and at the same time a fire was kept in the room. So one dayâ€"our friend thought his plants were copiously decorated with li1ce and accordingly he decided to feed them a dose of some noxious food,. When i.e was thus ready to feed them a day or two afterwards, be found that these parasitic insects hbad grown to such a size that our: nomenclator then called them grasshoppers. ... Tho remains of Miss E Dietrich from Josepshburg were interred in the R. C, cemetery on Ash Wedresday...!l Mr Ignatz Dietâ€" ner is the dones of a littl= daughter.. . The assessor is making his officia. calls at present....Three members of the family of Mr. Peter Wye, are seriously ill at present. Sick List.â€"Mr, David Hallman is indisposed lately. Hope he may soon recover . . . . Mrs.Jacob Schwartz is very sick too. Dr. Clemens is attending her. May she soon recover. Parmrevr Acoroextâ€"Last week Mrs. Fred Schulitz went to the cellar with a lamp to fetch fi“m I% seems someâ€" bow or other the lamp was upset and exploded, she tried to pick it up whereâ€" upon the coalâ€"oil got on her hands and soon her clothes caugbht fire. Shescreamâ€" ed and it brought her timely assistance but not before she was seriously burnt about her hands They managed to extinguish the flames and Dr. Miller of New Dundee was summoned. At last accounts she was doing as well as can be expected, _ _ + Our young folke took a‘ pleasure tri up to Listowel. They started off Tast Friday. Nobody envied their ride as far as we have learned. Hope they enâ€" joyed themselves. _ . | _ _ _ _ _ _ Birrus.â€"A son at yr‘. 8. Swarts‘s and a daughter at Mr, A. Henhoeffer‘s. P. or I. Coxncert;â€"A grand conâ€" m;'w}i]&hm}:\i@ s__m?&;;ififll |__ mMarrracBEsS| | 0 ©| © on Friday evening" March 8th . All | Rorrâ€"Rrururmarnâ€"On Feb 14,by the Rev. lovenohgoodoooidsmdlhonldwfin Father Foorster, Louis Roth and Mary to be present. Some of the best materâ€"| _ Relli ger, both of New Germany, . ;. . ./ ial in the county hes and | Sonzrz»nâ€"Retoxnâ€"On Feb. 19,by the Rev. no doubt a rare treat be in : store. f!:‘"‘"' ‘&mfil% Admission only 10 cents. J Now Germenys Retders :hoth ‘Of Mrs. E. Schiedel i:iqud:edw recovery is ver Bowden, moved his Continued From First, Page. WILLIAMSBURG ST. AGATHA NEW DUNDER | No. 4. King St., Berlin, cussions were carried on by local talent. | .. . . .. . > ring'thoi«mdinsw‘fiwb::l%'c | 7 U ppiiwisiciet boctiin ini ere ~given ie _( t 0 4 : i i pLaprensr s oue »ul| Oe Sioe d io on tm ie Â¥ B‘ka,; “ nm.fldsd"l t | Elliott, /: orchestra, A8 | Rr;ykxzsxiâ€"On Feb. 27, i~ Berlin, the son usual, noqni itself creditably. ‘The| of Mic:ae‘R jeneski C ‘3 Swartz hmll‘;‘fddod greatly‘ to the enâ€" :nd 5l°d‘\"- ,".ged‘l j’nr i o nment of the evening by giving a Dirtricnâ€"O1 Feb, 24, in W%not. Emma number of m songs which called D et ich, aged 290 vears »»d I0:months. forth bearty encores. _ Both sessions B"m"o"r‘b-”'hw:‘u"dw' wére presided over by the president, |, 1 ok, age 61 years,3 monthsind 21 daxs. M¢. R. C. Tye, in his inimitable man | LBWi®â€"O»Peb 36 5 Arbroolle Mec P"f‘b Ml& Tye is alwas warmly received | 2 year:, 4 months] nd10 days. 3 in Dundee,. Cow inâ€"On Feb. 24, in G It, William Cowâ€" | POOLE. Creess | Mxzetino, â€" The annual spring meeting of Honey Grove cheese factory for the purpose of appointing a committée, salesman, letting the milk hauling, &c., took place at the factory on Friday last and was largely attendâ€" ed although travel was dangerous. Amongst other things the paying for milk by the Babcock test came in for discussion and when put to the meetâ€" ing it was ouly defea‘ed by one. The D. Chalmers was reappointed. ‘The milkâ€"hauling was let by auction at a certain rate on the 100 lbs. cheese and néarly every route had keen competiâ€" tion. Mr. J. R. Yost scted as aucâ€" tioneer and played bis part wcll and without partiality. A strong feeling for a creamery to be run spring and fall in connection with the factory is quite manifest, and in fact the sooner a move be takon in that direction the better for much more butter can be taken from the milk at such establish ments, than by ordinary farm proâ€" casses. f committee for the coming }ear are Niessrs. J. W. Chalmers, Jas. K. Buroet, J. R. Yost, Henry Kelly and R. G. Farrell, and for salesman Mr. ‘Toronto, Feb. 27â€"‘lhe assessment on which the taxation for the current year is levied is $146,338,664, which is $4,428,000 less than last year, the deâ€" crease being owing to a reduction in land values, chiefly in the outskirts of the city. ‘ | FridaÂ¥ Mar. 8.â€"Sale of farm stock and implements of Mr. Weiss, between Hawksville and St. Jacobs. |\ Tuesday, Mar. 12.â€"Sale of farm stock and implements of A. 0. Boeh mer, north of Berlin on the Bridgeport rorid formerly owned by Andrew Weber. Tuesday, Mar. 19.â€"Sale of farm stock and implements, of Wilhelm, 3 miles south of Petersburg: Monday, April 8.â€"Sale of farm stock and implements of Jacob Kaiser. Tuesday, April 9 â€"Sale of furniture and property of the Rockel estate, Watâ€" Wednesday, March 20.â€"Sale of farm stock and implements of J. B. Oberholtzer, just west of the corporaâ€" tion of Berlin. Wanzenâ€"On hb.?u-r Conestego, the wife L":{.: the casslately, _ | .. _ ~ . > of Klias Weber, of a son, wvuâ€"Abéntflf?;’mhn:Mdvu Brusacnuarâ€"On Feb. 24,near St. Jacobs,the | will fo ghhirgo-, but common are slow wife of lsaiah Brubacher, of a daught r. | of sale at from $2 t : $4 each. Very choice Bronxanâ€"On Feb. 21 in Wi terb urne,the mifiht touch $8. 4+ o 0n bap 195 in Bouce. ty s Srians on on Bay q bags wees So t thityoisg Jugoâ€"(m Pob If, in Eimire, the Wie ofand thick 1 to, 8 to 100 highqr.. ‘Thick fn. tet * & i hogs are n/â€"w in good :emand, and the talk Wirizamsâ€"(n Feb. 22, in Berlin, the (wife | is that they will shortly nig or than, beâ€" of 8. J. Williams, of a d nghber. con hogs. . ‘this i O&an ‘he unuâ€"ual dâ€" SonzIEELEâ€"On Feb, 23, near Conestogo, the wife of Solomon Sch iefle, of a son. \ wife of Michael Brohman, of a son. _ Juxoâ€"On Feb. 18, in Elmira, the wife of George Jung, of a son. WiLLIAMsâ€"()n Feb. 22, in Berlin, the wife of 8. J. Williams, of a d ughter. PaANaABAEE®â€"On Feb. 22,in Preston,the wife of Joseph Panabaker, of a daughte . Duzxcnâ€"On Feb. 13, at Wwellseley,the wife | of Henry Duench, of a son. ‘ Joseph Mitkus, Auctioncer, Waterloo, )nt, guarantees satisfaciion every time Sales romptly attended to and can be arranged for t the Kwnlole Offlcé, as to date, without furâ€" her trouble 6 4 Decline in Toronto Land Vaiues. ans, and Prof. McRae, of 0; A, Eiliot and W. Siater, Galt, and JOSEFH MICKUS. THB JAu > GEORGE LATSCH. 4son deoluncsr _ Marg ret, the wife of John Ludwi., aged 62 year:, 4 months| nd 10 days. . Cow inâ€"On Feb. 24, in G It, William Cowâ€" an, ȣed 80 years,2 months and 19 days. Warrâ€"On Feb. 23, in Galt, John T. Watt, a ed 53 years and 10 months.| Starxâ€"On Mar. 1, in Waterl 0, Charles D. Stark, son of Mr. Charles Stark, aged 15 years, 2 months and 14 days.‘ Mzercoarrzâ€"On March 4, in Berli~, Wm. Metcalfe, in Tlst year, THE TRADERS BANK Capital Paidâ€"up....................... .$ 608,400 Reserve Fundi:...............:/1+iâ€"«.« _ 86,000 Deposit receipts issued. Notes dissounted. The collection of sale notes a specialty. Money transferred to all points at lowest current rates. i DEPOSITS RECEIVED. wient . ipara Gty Ttoi ale [of debosit Lo date of withdrawal at . Interest allowed on all sums of $1 and u; wards, remaining in the Savings Bank depar per annum, compounded haifâ€"yearly. | Special rates on large sums to be left for sm{’ed p&'.i%dl LIVE STOCK. Toronto, March 5â€"We had a total toâ€"day of 33 loads of offerings, and again the marâ€" ket was considerably overstocked. There was, however, a |etter feeling, and p ices wer firmer,though not in any way quotably highe fo catte. We had a ood number of%myers here again for Montre 1, but they wanted to buy much che?er than drovers were prepared to sell, a d in c n equence the trading carrie t. ough in this direction was not considerable There was some better qual ties of c ttle here this morning than we have seen lately, though in very small sup ply, and Picked lots sold around 3ic per pound, a few head wer: reporte! old at a ; eighth more, but the actual business for good stuff cen i« d round 3¢ rer pound, and it h d to be goo l stuff to real ze these figures. Jn fact, tfie market was particularly unchangâ€" Cattleâ€"Some tolerably good export cattle were here,but most of it was only secondary, and prices ranged at from 4 to 4¢c per pound; but 510 trade is very gm«]1 as tit:t’ and only worth referring to ux:;wiug t something is goinfi:n. lot 0‘ 6 >teers, a.ggrefnting 7,930 lbs., sold at 4§¢c; a 1 t of 5 cattle, ‘fi gcr:finting 7,440 lbs., sold at 4¢c; one bull ing 1 840 lbs,sold at 3ic pe 1; a couple weighing, 3200 li)l, sold at 3¢;|3 bulls agg: eâ€" gltfil 4540 lbs sold at Sfc; and , seve al ran ingcfrom 1500 to 1650 Iâ€"s, :old at and about 3c per lb; qu tationâ€" ran e from 2§ to 3ic. Among the sales of butchers‘ cattle were these :â€"A load ave a._ing 1050 Ibg,sold at 3¢, and $10 back; a load averaging 950 lbs, sold at $25 each; a load f 15 nvemg&ns 1065 1os, sold at $33 each; 22 averaging 1 lbs, so d a 30; 19 averaging 1025 lbs, sold at $2.75 per cwt; 20 averagin 1100 lbs, sold at $33 each; a lot of 13, averaging 970 1bgs, old at 24c per lb,‘and one cow weighi g 1200 lbs, sold at $80. Cows were quote : at from 2} to 2%¢ per Ib. | There were nâ€"t mor: than a dozen milk cow here; the enquiry was slow, and prices were unchange :. Sheep and Lambsâ€"About a ool?le of hunâ€" dred were on the market; the trade vas 0: erâ€"crowded,an | prices weakened. â€" L :mbs cannot be qu ted really at more than from 4 to 4§¢ Eer pound, t: ough here and there 5e mavy h ve b en paid. \Butchers‘ she p sold at from $3 to $4 each, and selling prinâ€" cipally «ith la« be, were a little better than oomhor. ‘t his iâ€" caused by the unuâ€"ual d mand duri: g the past two month: zramove for h avy meés pork.‘ Dressed hogs advancâ€" ed fu ly 25¢ on he local ma ket toâ€"day. 'l‘hom:zb last week v gre 12900 cattle, "54 lambs and â€"sheep a d 2214 hous. Weighâ€" ing fees amounted..o $49.50. | UNITED STATES MA y East BuffaJo. March 53â€" of eittle were only two cars. The t was steady with yesterday‘s prices, and the offerings were all cleared up. } Hogsâ€"On sale,. 3750 1, mostiy choldâ€" ; prices were alightly for but lower for uwg:a-. r and ;ll'h'l sold at $4.25 to $4.45; $3.75. to $4; stage, $3 to $8.50.â€" <~ MARKET REPORTS THREE AND A HALF PER CENT. ELMIRA BRANCH. oF CaN AD’}. L. P. SNYDER, Imot, Emma Q:months. ) :Au'd M’ @d 21 d@.\'l. »ille, Ma w1 , aged Mana er. "3 | duUMMOP e Just Think Of It !l;r 40c on the $ Men‘s fine striped undershirts good value for 6boc, 25c each, An exâ€" tra line of Merino undershirts,good value for 75¢, at 30c each. Men‘s fine Top Shirts, splendid value for $1, are selling very fast at 40c. _ This is the charce of a lifetime to buy cheap undershirts and top shirts. Seo Our Show Window This Eveâ€" one lot of choice, medium weights at $6; the latter was taken by a packer. Mutton, carcase..........$ 6 00 $ 7 00 SMYVTH BROS. g:i.npmfofl:rhnpm;fl tends to t oyment en rightly flo m.:;, who llv:bot- ter than others and enjoy life more, with adapting the world‘s best products to tbomdtyddbdng,fll“ the value to health of the pure liquid â€": Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form rosk adpeptablo ud pleas Terms Cash and One Prics. Cheap Cash Store. atome out at exceedingly Low Prices. > > KING ST, BERLIN. WATERLOO MARKETS. WATERLOO, MaAr. 6th. 1 KNOWLEDGE Y ou)4® â€"{lothing t , > | moving buildings Tavern & Shop Keepors‘ all persons requiring licenses for the /icâ€" ense m ending the 30th of April, 1896‘ otice is by given (hat application must be made therefor before the | 4 _ Inspecior and Secretary. Waterloo, March 6th, 1893, CITY MEAT MARKET keeps constantly in stock Sugar cured Ham and Bacon, Summer Sausages a specialty. Call at headquarters for your supply of Choice Fresh Meats which are sold cheaper than ever _ cComkBToGo, on‘t, Importer and Breeder CARBD OF THANKS. H. B. [Duering hereby returns thanks to his numerous customers for their very liberal patâ€" ronage in the past and trusts that by close atâ€" tention to the wants of cus omers he will reâ€" ;:ln their confidence and patronage in the vure. H. B. DUKEBING, King St., Waterloo. Painters â€"will find this a splendid opportunity to recure an old established buâ€"i:.eâ€"s on liberal terms as the time i< now at hand for making contracts for new work. Apply to CONRAD HOFFMAN, the oldest painter,aud paperhanger in Water Berlin & Waterloo Hospital Socisty AND FoOR um-asma ~od land, with L, new tz;n.\.e house, jJust 9?!’90..'!{995’9 TKB Onrario rHu:t‘xltl ul;lte’ Assurance Cna 0 or sale the now oocng by npnmny gr::n and Ohrwmeoh about miles from Berlin on the Bresiau _road, being parts of Lots Nos. 122 & 123 Ummoo:.’l‘m- ship of Waterloo, containing t one hundâ€" roJudllnwmouwhlch is erected a stone dwolun& frame bank barn on stone stables. Part of the «se money will be required at time of i and the balance may reâ€" _â€"_. THMHE COMPANY at Waterioo. Waterioo, Ont., Feb. 13th, 1895. Tâ€"1t east half of the old John W. Brubacher farm in the of Woolwich comâ€" 166 acres lying in the bend of the Conâ€" estogo river, _:‘ayhot_mllmln.w- St. J: Hawkeville. 35 is timbered, mmhmwm:hm and about 50 acret fall ploughed. ‘There is on the farm a good house and barn and the necesâ€" English Bekshires. prepared to w for all kinds of and cheerfully given. nBon?. Devitt, Secretary Board of Licen se mmissioners. where al. necessary information ill be given. By order of the Board. RENJAMIN DEVITT, 10â€"ét FARM FOR: SALE FARM FOR SALE. FARM FOR SALE. FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1895, gg'mm Pring condiien: waree fp uin peastosshs | yer To Rent for a Term of Years. TO PAINTERS. WHOLESALK AND RETAIL LICENSEES. M ANNUAL MEETINC. It ISEAEL CRESSMAN, New Dundee, Ont. OF LARGE . 18B A. 0, BCHMER & Co, HOLLE, x4 & 244 5/ The Waterloo County Chronicle to adve de Auction Sales Extensive Auction Sae, Vehiclesâ€"4 lumber wagons one of them with wide tire, truck wagon wide tire, dump car. demoor«t, 3 seat carriage, 2 top buggi >, 2 road carts, cutfer, 2 seat Gladstone cutter wi i pole, jumpe:, 3 pai bob »leighs. _ HAVE received instructions from Mr. A.0, I Boehxaer. who has leased his f1 m { rmerly owned and occupied by Andrew Webcr,a shor discance morth of Berlin, on the Bridgepor roud, to o.toer by Public Auction, on Tuesday, the 12th Day of March, 1895 all Fa:m #tock and Implements on â€"aid farm, consisting of the follo » ing : .uorsesâ€"I sp«an gray mares. 8 and 10 yr= ( ne of them in foal to Axland Jumor); . jan bay mares, 9 and 12 {n; ;mn aged horscâ€": biy mare 6 yos old.&:xc lent ver; dark biy mare, $ yre old, siged by Cleâ€"r Grit; sa l.on coming 3 xei.l'l, sired by Axland; Cy{rc& no se coming myu; Cypress colt oominfi yrs; 1 Marauder g and 1)John Duscan filly coming 2 yearâ€". attie rade Jersey fresh milch cow, cow with calf &t foot, 4 cows in calf, 2 gr de Jerser li;:geu 12“;:;.{ hl{i Jersey bull.l:i two year old ers ear old stecr, 7 yearling culves. year : â€"Thoroughbred Southdown ram, 1| sprh:.g?u#hs. 15 ewe sheep. Po t.ry,-fi) hens, 4 ducks, 3 geesc. Pl?_ e rling Cbester Whire boar, brood sow i pig, 25 mg« 6 months old, ___ ea; 20 acres is sown with fall whe:t and «bout 50 acres fail ploughed. Good buildings and wa ter on the farm. TERMSâ€"Cash for all purchas>s up to $10. 1mpieme..tsâ€"Binder, m woer,scl(â€"raker aper, hay rake, seed drill, pea barvester, land roller, turnip sedder, scuffies, 2 straw cut.ers, 4 plows set iron I1l1‘qu, 4 log ch«ins, 2 or ss cut siws 3 sets double harness. 3 sets single harnes~. car riage harm«s~, f}; nets, cow ties, stone bout, or yoke, shoyels, forks, rakes, hay racks, fa ning mill, wheelb«rrow, gang plow. (urn.p pulper, and other articies too numerous to mention also the following real estare: Firâ€"ily An acre of land thai was formerly & port of sad farm «nd on which stands a fine two stor brick h use with modern conveni nce> and a good barn. Second y â€"A farm of 166 acres car t. Jacobs, being the east half of the old John W. Branher fauirm in the Townsh p .{ Woolâ€" wich. lyin. in a bend of the Co estogo River, on tne mfi‘lending from St. Jacobs to Heide} berg nd Hawkesvilie. 35 acres s well t.mber TERMSâ€"Cash for all purchas>s uy to $10, Overthat Amount 12 months‘ credit on approved not: s or :rer cen‘. off for cash. Termâ€" of tcal estate mad« known on any of sale. rale to commence at 10 &.m., sharp, Lunch at .oon. A. 0. BORHMER, JOSKPH MICKUS. It | Proprictor: Auctioneer, Farm Stock and Implements. HE ungiersigned will sell without root by public auction on the premiseâ€", on h: etersburg I:oad, just west of the co: po:«liOn ot Berlin on Wednesday, March 20th, 1895, commencing at 12 e‘ctock, noon, th valuable proper y: 0 .00 ____ MnsP ie 1 Bay Horee, rising 4 years old (« good driver) 1.8Span of Grays, 9 years old; 1 span of Hays, ! d.htaoan-ou and the other rising 5 years: ! Cow, due to crive end of March; 1 C:w, sUP ro-od to be in calf; 1 Eeifer; 1 iron «xie W agk D wide _tire) with ‘bor «nd side shelves, 1 plg: ar e Waggon ¢wide tire) with box and si( shelves, 1 wooden axle Waggon (vide tire} ! ‘Top Bugay, 1 Cutter, 2 pair of Bb Sleichs, 1 Mower, teaper, Gang Plow, Hf Roke, 3 setts fron Rarrows, Steei Plow, Chil d 0%. oneâ€"horse, Plow (new), Scuffier, Finring Mill. Goat Robe, Turniv Slicer, Wood lisck, B Rack, Whee barrow, 2 steel Sorpers, 3 Neck: yokes, 38 of Double Harness (one ncw), ®® m B 2 Cider Barrels, 1 big \. cat Tub, : 2 Sand Bores, 2 Gravel Box® 1 Doubletrees,. 2 Churns, l‘ Etore Uhaine, Shovels, Porks benbromie: nersaniesn . an OP SALE: All sum» of $5 and ut Ger cash; pver that amount 9 months‘ cr=dit 00 good riry.> six per cent. per num di€ count on t amourts. Hens cash. Eon ns 0 oogs! n + cE L126R GIWQI,A_’I_‘.S.(‘J‘!'!A.A_ J, B, UBER i ’8, anmetDt _ _)___ j Aauctioneer. Beriin, March 21d, 1895. Bnilding Lots andeHouses House and Land For Ss$ PUBLIC SALE covers the field by reaching more inhabitants in Waterloy County than any other pape published. Leave your order for bills and advertising at the CHRONICLE Office. ‘ Bee page 8. OR SALE. ise these well as on this nds greatly the succeg the sale. Hundredfold soon â€" be conducteg ughout dilfferert parts of cou}\ty. It pays a mmBice Gromt the Borlin Market 008 o er fhr onl ooans e Truit troos is tor stlf p lars apply to the unde" Cansda has made more sub=!4" ; thin the laet deonde, and n ) other it better in the future. Inv sim 05 wirable building lots and hou‘®® for different parts of Berlin. Favoritt , Jocaltites. , Dwellings, lus" . arranged. Two thereof quit~ D°", flancdna has made more n-"ll‘b*'? tial e. Fair prices and enty 1CMD® XEUCUTORS, L. Breihaupt stat® Mill For Sale. lonSal. HENRY F. WIEGAND, onl\ Office, Queen «t c dn Soss io :nj ellflz': Trith mock of o# P : oprietofs SBerlin. 5 YOL XLIâ€"â€" Tailoring. CLOT Chas. Kreutziger We have special recommending o for men‘s suiting on. We had a lit season‘s goods left we were enabled t almost entirely fresh stock and fe what we have sel meet fwith your Nothing nced be s ability to make cl § have been at the long enough to k is wanted and tha of help is none too) THE B erare bay in 2e QOur cutter not "no fit no sale, 4NTE1£“ A F11l. we like and what Price plays a ; part here as well. suits of material improve any man‘ ance at $10 and fine imported su $16.50 to $18, w really worth $5:0 t [] of fo so of