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arm on Crang thereatser, op Â¥~ _ proportio very liberal pa nally the :t. A recai SAfi â€"Â¥ Ee ims . TV * 6 a: d 7 and D.oen,.‘“.‘ reat Betai or 0xb w q Uhg L pper Block f thg .~T| CE is he ( yiven !"" the Koa: d of | License Com! rict of North [Wateri00 will lldby v IIth Day of October, If he +/ ernoon. the premises 6 oul mortz:ges being the t med by ine said Morits Ha by tho suid Nicholas Hlil. y par of lor ‘number 6, in . eastern section of the To y in Che *aid County,contain of leâ€"s. _ Thq f irm is a good c eooes, .~ mos‘ly cleared exe Y. SEPT. 12th, 18% ) parce NOI‘Tr‘: ylog and bei, ; the Couuty of CY C Ca per cent on day of <a y of the late Frances DC nmu1,, S T â€"ale by public a, UCNCET.A! Hump ay, Sept. t W or Sale. x) w \LEXANDER MILLAR solicitor for Mortga 1805, Rerlin, Ont. LOO BAKE King & Duke 8t . Gage lots, i goed frame I «hop, «aidien filled with ‘ars, gra land small ! argiain, ?{1‘1 uu.:oola y shoemak kor F t by ce t ‘imee of sale and bala E op ion of purchaser, a < : th ie thonef, I # amn bouse, in the POWD c.ock a.m, !D consider 4 oy Mr*.l..li:nu and A) n of Wateriéo in the Con a Lranâ€"fer of the Wholc# f the |ite Frank Bauer of o and County of Wateris® BENJ. DEYVITT _ ingdlale and 1 ('ou..z, belng Eiigg y will be offe, two parcols t econd +a Ha ti ur tasté L Sandpr301, lay of Sept., 19 b(;swn:rtaidcd ca a ING C and iood to EAGE §A1 erms and A LE TGAGER : ION SAL ( W HOUX > in Waterlog LHKCENSE AOT. Sm * @To to semn ol, C'nur::‘:‘ ‘«t be a comfor:able and T . busi «s man,.retired f, °t 1. in cash At snle and " a‘ the option of the puren t * & $400 of purchase mo Ar«: mu‘tgr\gp‘fo,. & bon ling Near 10th day of October all Aif T° Or in Wellesley 1 f MR3. 34 â€"4t ride e d wel.ingâ€"house, ‘f »rcha, d, and is com «l ol ind market, ho Haw ksville, In & auf Wnsue ty do by Charles KCnast, there H b-'ing 4 t No: i mortgoges, *ne flnr 1~ by M_,,-n‘téflm xt irt ue hing:on. the house Ock in n~ mely at h r< on Nrâ€"t 1DorIgae® it. qnterest. . Terms L A0UUT: A§ New Dunde.;,y;,m" being one acre of .4 No: 4, in th.ma ‘p of Bl nheim, in vying@ thereon ‘a y he ;,p,p.,rv’u"m Â¥inan enb C NDER MILLAR, ~Olicitor for M rta P Beriin, n# ons IZ sale, and applicatio offered for }s to suit in AND ired n. c 2. °50 CY Bp ©% of 'h':‘l by H *‘ Zace, y iditions of 39 """""htm..':'," hC Undersien®, at the time of a by Public Aucti lage ot Hawikevi P McR Rm Vendore gan. f the ou y '";b.«:’.': if Matscane A M l:nm n th March 14th, TUNNEN, Ayr P.Q ‘y of A Th given that po wers of erms in or 1. meanw)h on to the *4 Raul will be propemy _ TOWN PARK, BERLIN. Pisplay .. Fancy in the window of Prices red the imes un sash, poor / 'gadffl puild (all befo: where. is quite an attraction. troceries, _ Fruits, Provisions, Tinware, Oils, Nails, stoves, Furnaces, Ete. Enctroughingz and Repairing Done. Furnace Work a Specialty. Ung planing H Exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem ber 24th and 25th, 1895. M en s Ese o mE es s d tli= imnust be on the ground= ind in building, Pou.‘ry included, which will be attended to and fgd by caretaker. Judging begins ut 12 o‘clock, neon. Trial =pe: ding at 1.30 p. m. Concert in For Prize Lists and particulars address : BENJ. DEVITT, Seey., ‘ne evening. sl-::‘u.\"u D‘AY. “‘odnesda{.’SeD&%: Live 8ovk m~<t be on the grounds by 10 O‘clock, &, Reduced Fares on All Railways Every Day of the Show. ']»‘HE und ed off ers for sale his dwelling house m in th:r;lull Ward of Watâ€" on in connection is a good we.J, cistern, t and vegetable f hflenlso offers fors t.:; finelyjituated town 8 J â€"M JOSEPR FISCHER. Yaluable Property For Sale, he Hasenflug‘s Store . M. SMOEMAKER, â€" JOHN McDOUCALL, H â€"it President. Viceâ€"President, El AÂ¥IX Chas. Kreutziger Judging will begin at 12 o‘clock, noon. OPEN TO THE PROVINCE. YOL. XLIâ€"â€"NOQO. 58 M aTERLOO Chinaâ€" ware DX PROGRA M ME. i â€"t stov s in the market will be kept nd pric s modecrate, The public of the â€"â€"dially invited to call and inâ€"pect 0 Every effort will be put forth to who favor nc with their patronage, x o merit your favors, I am Yours truly, North Waterloo ced d all other ng material buy ing Ciseâ€" DAY, Tuâ€"sday, Sept, 4 : All artiâ€" irchased the MOYER STAND iu, l tesire to inform the Public irrying or the busines< in future on Sept. li, next, with a well Mills to suit Lumber, THE JOSIAH R. GOOD. V * M9s, i s 3 CV oo Aemeeaiiee (D0 e onA 900 Coemiee s P 0 2C Sm m N Te W CC lt ons LoR oys t c " e pyt! eoagh t e o stt 2‘*"*‘\‘ff.‘fir $R CS + Faang ap t o m Fallâ€"â€"1895.|, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 24â€"25, at BOEHMER‘S Millinery â€"â€" OPENING Fair Week .. During the fair held here next week we will display the most wonâ€" derful stock of Dry Goods than has ever been seen here. It will be worth everybody‘s while to visit this store,whether intending to buy or not ; it will cost nothing to look through, and will be a little educaâ€" tion in low prices. Latest Millinery We expect to excel all previous exhibifé with our show of Millinery. Canadian and American openings were visited, the best ideas and novelties were collected, most of which cannot be seen elsewhere, and on the whole, this show room milst be a very desirable place to choose Hats and Bonnetsâ€"â€"â€" Fall & Winter Mantles . Our Mantle business has grown bigger and bigger every successive year, and for this season we have purchased heavier and cheaper than ever. People who know values will be surprised to see what mantles we sell at $5, $6 and $8. Styles are varied, mostly medium lengths, in plain cloths, T weeds and Friezes Furs ... It is none too early to be thinkâ€" ing of Fur Garments. The best furs are always chosen sarly and anyone anticipating a fur purchase will do well to see our display now. Many new things ; cheaper than before. Come and see. REMEMBER . ‘ The OPENING comâ€" mences Tuesday eveâ€" BOEHMER‘S BOEHMER‘S BOEHMER‘S WATERLOG, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 19, 1895 Ail the News of the County and District carefully summarized and put into altrac Ive Shape. An analysis of the last revised Doâ€" minion Voters‘ Lists giviog the numâ€" ber of voters in the Dominion as 1,â€" 353,735, of whout 650,021 or 48 per cent are in Ontario. Quebec bas 351,076, Nova Scotia, 111,214, New Brunswick 91,607, Manitob, 18,977 and British Columbia 38,010. The Brantford Assessors, who are now closing their work there, state that the population will have an inâ€" crease of between five and eight hunâ€" dred inhabitants this year over that of last. Building operations to the extent of over $50,000 will have been completed in Exeter before the close of the seaâ€" son. The Eseex county buildings cost orâ€" iginally $40,000. Since then they have cost $27.000 in improvements and reâ€" pairs. Charles Hall, a Toronto man, has enâ€" tered a somewhat peculiar suit against John Rice, a farmer in the township of Burford, Brant county. The plainâ€" tiff claims $2000 damages. He married a dsaughter of the defendant nine years ago. She had achild a year old, and when the mother died six months ago the plaintiff alleges that the father of the deceased agreed to take, clothe, maintain and educate the child until she was 21 years old. Four months later the little girl was sent back to Hall by a neighbor of the defendant‘s. Hall now ues for damages, The city of Stratford is agitating for better fire insurance rates. At the present time it is rated by the Fire Underwriters® Association in what is known as Class C, which means a difâ€" ference in insurance rates of about 10 per cent. between that and the next highest class B. The increase of cost to raise the rating from Class C to Class A will not exceed $1,200, when they will have a rating 15 per cent. better than they have now. Alex., E. McEachron, bookkeeper at the Bell Organ Company‘s local office, London, was charged at the Police Court Mondsy with stealing $1,000 from the company. The case was adâ€" journed for a week. Two auditors balâ€" anced his books the other day,aud found the shortage. It is alleged that this bas been going on since last February. He came here from Toronto last winâ€" It is with pleasure that I call the attention of my many customers and friends to the new and fine selected stock for your Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats which I will sell as usual at lov prices. V.R.Beriet, merchant tailor. _ ! Mrs. John?Bundy and,her daughter Minvie are visiting friends in Barme and Pickering....The junior division of our school has been closed for the past week owing to the illness of our teacher Miss May Little. ... Mr. Harry Dah] of Erin spent Sunday at Mr. D. Pollock‘s. . Mr. Aaron and Miss Mellie Schnurr attended the wedding of Miss Robinson in Atwood last week .. ..A number of our citizens took in the Inâ€" dustri«) Fair last week....Rev S. A. Laidman and wife,Mr. A. Boomer and wife and Miss Edith Boomer attended the Epworth League convention held in Elmira last Thursday .. . . Mrs. J.W. Bundy and baby are away visiting ‘ at Port . Dover....Mrs. Dr. Sherk of Cheapside is the guest of her daughter Mrs. 8. A. Laidman....Mrs, Frank Lydie of Detroit is spending a week with her sister Mrs, Geo. Glieb.... Mre. R. Y. Fish returned bhome from Tratalger Saturday.... Mrs. Robert Rowe atter a woek‘s visit in Breslau returned home last Wednesday;... Mrs. Livtle of Listowel is at présent in town waiting upon her daughteér Miss May Little who is still confined to ber room . ... Miss Edith Boomer spent a cou Ie‘of days last week with the Missâ€" }u .asl at their home "Cedar Hedge" Millbank. with her sister Nrs, G°0, WileD,... Mrs. R. Y. Fish returned bome from e e o l Trafalger Saturday.... Mrs. Robert | Messrs. Thos.snd Wm. Bedford have Rowe attor a week‘s visit in Breslau | bren renovating their barns lately . . . . returned home lust Wednesday. .. . | M": aud Mrs. Noah Eby, Mr. Tbos.l Mrs. Livtle of Listowel is at présent in Bedford and Mr. M. Braendle returned town waiting upon ber daughtér Miss from the great fair and speak in the May Little who is still confined to ber highest terms of | the same. . . . Messrs. room . .. . Miss Edith Boomer spent a W. and J. Hilborn move’d from the Erbi oonple‘of days last week with the Miss. | house to Mr. :;.E"F“ house. . . . . It es Hall at their home "Cedar Hedge" | * said Mr.Seyler is going to leave shortâ€" Millbank. ly for Guelph where he bas secured a %od situation .. ‘1. Messre. Koowles and nger of Hespeler with their wives oo Laie For oey Sasee) paid Mr. A.W. Hilborn a visit on Satâ€" Mr. Si 6: is all smil " Leen urday, . . . The ry Snider farm was i e im Dorst: is a ;' U8C | sold on Saturday to Mr. Beriett from lv‘i:it.i.nbo""“h“ I“‘mrdmm"u;' near St. Agath The price paid was uk '“d"”d'. JB“" ewith of $9,350 which is considered low as it is Schiedel and Miss \.ulisn“ w:"“h s gnowntolnn lent farm . . . . Rev. Brantford were 'm. latter . Gottshall is series aunt Mrs. Jno Kieswetier of our DUrg | ligions . meetings “u,.’w'. M:A‘ll’i: Mnta;. ?:;umur.flmhnueis ter‘s at present. | . . Mrs. Strub‘s sister, . Mary | Cathorine | Mrs. Bary of is spending a fow Huber spent Sunday at New Germady | gays here at (et with friends NEWS NUGGETS. BUDGET FROM CORRESâ€" PONDENTS AND OTHER SOURCES. > LINWOOD w 9# Louis Waliter merchant of St. Agutha‘ were in Toronto, Hamilton and Brantâ€" ford last week....Mrs. Phiiip Moser is on the sick list and very low at time of writing . ... Mr. Mich Straus threshâ€" ed 300 bushels of wheat in 3 hours on Friduy last. . .. Mr. Juo, Moore is goâ€" ing home to day (Tuesday) as the creamâ€" ery is closed . ... Mrs, P. F. Schummer and Mrs. Jacob Rumstal!,8t. Clements, visited »t Mrs. A. Sarr on Monday ... . Mr. and Mrs. Ferd. Walter are atteundâ€" ing the Toronto Exhibition. | Picxic.â€"A picnic of rather huge dimensions washeld at the Rocks (Elora) on Saturday, The crowd from here, which numbered between thirty and forty, was augmented to about one bhunured by Waterloo and Middlebrook peopie. The day was pleasant and all evjoged themselves immensely,. the center of attraction beiog the dancing platform which was woll patronized in the afternoon and for a short time in the evening. The young people all reâ€" turned at a. very reasonable hour and for this reason their parents have kindâ€" ly consented to allow them to go again next summer.... Miss Paffard returnâ€" ed on Satyrday from a bholiday jaunt to Toronto and Niagara ouâ€"the Lake ... . Miss Lillhe Millard is visiting friends in Guelph . . . . About half a dozâ€" en of the Methodist people from here attended the Epworth League Couventâ€" ion in Elmira on Thursday. NEW DUNDEE Mr. Buck bas rewoved his tailoring establishment to the rooms formerly ocâ€" cupied by Mr. W. 8. Bowden . ... Mr. Bryant, teacher of Rosebank school,has not been able to attend to his duties since vacation owing to a serious atiack of â€" typhoid fever.... Messrs. _ Jno. Rhodes and A. Spreeman visited the Toronto Exhibition last week making the round trip on their bicycles. They leftToronto about 9.30 on Friday mornâ€" ing and were in Dundee at 5 p m... v% Mr. E Meilke attended the funeral of his sister in Waterloo on Sunday last. .... On Saturday last the children of the Brethren Sunday School spent a very epjoyable day picvicking in Mr. Elias Hallman‘s lawo. Their annual picuic held at Mannheim recently was somewhat dampened by rains so Mr. Hallman offered his lawn where a pleaâ€" sant day was spent. . . . Mr., A. C. Hallâ€" man again exhibited an excellent herd of Holstein ~attie at the Toronto Exâ€" hibition. > As usual hbe captured a large proportion of prizes. _A scientific milk test was, made in which various breeds of cattle entered into competitâ€" ion. The Holsteins ranked very high in the percentage of butter fat. . . . The Dunkards held their Semiâ€"annual Loveâ€" Feast ceremonies at Mr.Isaac Witmer‘s on Saturday and Sunday last, The attendance was very good, many being present from a distance. Prersoxatrs.â€"Mrs. Roaoh and daughâ€" ter of Hamilton have been the guests of Mrs. C. Roach during the past week ... . Mrs. P. Beilstein of Hanover has been spending & few days with Mrs. John Huether®***Messrs J. Becker and J. Steirmiller of Walkerton gave our village a fiying visit on Saturday last....F. Wahl M.D. is spending a few wellâ€"earned holidays here with his mother Mrs. Gmelin. The doctor has a paying practice in the state of Georgâ€" ia....John Doelle of Acton gave our village a business call this week . . .. H. F. Millier returned this week from a trip to Hamilton . ... Mrs. E. L. Liddyâ€" coat of Clappison is now stayiog a few weeks with her (daughter Mrs. Miller who has anothgr guest from Galt in the person of Mrs. J. G. Wegenast. ... Mr. and Mre. Miller of Waterloo were visiting friends and relatives here durâ€" ing the week. WINTERBOURNE PETERSBURG Wfl'é““" *’l‘ 1,fw.:m1w;~, k *,m,g_fi, P caiil * pni>, Fou _2 @ of cattle from the effects of some fatal: disease which first a‘tacked his herd during the early part of eummer, an :, which apparentiy taxes the skill of our local ‘v!ta,' for thus far all that have been affected have died . ... Fail seâ€"dâ€" iog is finished here and farmers are busy at their.corn avd potatoes, both of which are reported rather above the average yield....The frost on Saturâ€" day night no doubt facilitated the earâ€" ly maturity of late planted potators and many garden vexetables, especially tomatoes. ... The Southern fever bas aâ€"_parent‘ysomewhnt subsid d,or arethe Alavama enathusiasts simply pos‘ poning their migrating until the advent of cold weather here so as to more fully appreâ€" clate the balmy zephyrs of the South 1 ... . Mrs. Reid anod daughters Ella and Florence are visiting friends in Listoâ€" wel....Father Weitz of Galt, spent a few daysâ€"hera renewing acquaintances. FLORADALE Work at the flax miil is well advanc» ed for this season of the year; the crop is all threshed and spread and a large part of it is rotted and stored away, dressing will be commenced ina week or two . . Messrs. Scherer,Bowman & Hoffâ€" er, pump makers,and well diggers,have bought an engine for drilting wells." Thi@ firm has done a good business this summer. For wood pumps they are hard to beat . . . . Mr.Theo. Ruggle spent a few days at Toronto last week, after spending a day at the Fair, He made a business trip to the city. Goods are arriving daily and their winter stock will soon be completed . . . . Mesars. Deâ€" vitt and sons returned from Toronto Fair last Saturday. _ The boys say they had a good time and succeeded in bringâ€" ing home a fair share of the colors . . . . Mr. J.T. Ott our popular tailor is again into his fall rush; if business keeps on at present rate he will be obliged to get more hbands.... Mr. Abs. Eby‘s new house is uearly completion . . . . The new Evangelical church is nearly completed. . W hen finished it will be a neat,comforâ€" table church and a credit to the conâ€" gregation. The opening services will be held on Sunday, Sept. 29th. Arâ€" rangements have _ been . made to have both English and German speakers at all the services....The secretary of your public library has reâ€" ceived notice thiat the amount of legis lative grant appprtioned to this Library is $138 70, The directors are in a posiâ€" tion to invest ngarly the whole amount in books. . . . Miks Maggie Harper, teachâ€" er of the senior|department of our pubâ€" lic school, has banded in her resignaâ€" tion . ... Mr, Jobhn Hahn who has for some time bees employed by Mr. P. Soehner, wagon maker, has bought a business at Baden and gone to take possession of it, We wish him success in bis new hom]e. ... . Mrs, A. Cressman is reported on tho sick list. ... Mr. Thos. Mathieson is at present engaged in sinking a well for Mr. A. Cressman ... .It is said that & certain young benedict who is not burdened witrh any superabundance of avoirdupois,but who nevertheless is apâ€" parently not afflicted with that disagreeâ€" able malady called "dysorexy" was greatly chagrined when he found him. self unable to dispose of four Iinsu poâ€" tatoes the combinedj weight of which was five pounds, and balf a pound of butter,and consequently was obliged to stand the drinks for the crowd. We extend our sympathies to the poor felâ€" low but he might have known it would be a difficult task for.him to entice four Irishmen to enter any place where nothing more was to be had but lager beer and lin.burger cheese. * Well here we are again after a week‘s rest. It was rather an onforced rest as news was scarce and we hoped that a little would pile up in that time. When no one bas the kindness to die, to be born, to be married, or to trade horses the local correspondent‘s task is someâ€" times a hard one. Note we noticed that the one who kicks hardest "no news in the paper this week" is the felâ€" low who bor ows bis neighbor‘s paper. Mr. Norman Stauffer who at present occupies A.8. Clemmer‘s farm has rentâ€" ed Lot. 73. G. C. Tract at present ocâ€" cupied by Walter Keffer. Mr. Keffer has bougbt a farm of 100 acres for $4,â€" 000, near Elora. We understand Mr. Clemmer intends to sell his farm. A. Mr. Heckendorn of Moorefield, was looking at George Shoemaker‘s farm last week with a view of purchasiog it. There are some excellent farms for sale around here and intending purchasâ€" will not find a more convenient or 3-'.11@ locality any where in the coun:â€" ty . ... Henry Prong_has completed his job of draining on Wendel Beechey‘s farm. Henry is a hostler from Huseterâ€" ville,having secured a big contract from ville,having secared a bi the Model Farm,Guelph. der they have a Model F der they have a BRESLAU m,Gueliph. It‘s no wonâ€" a Model Farm out there int money, . Breslau tile, |man to put them in. * fGrorRyâ€"Geo. Reinhardt task is someâ€"| a visit on Monday evening. ... Mr.and te we noticed | Mrs. J. Weichel have returnad from a hardest "no | visit to relatives in Ottawa. ... Mr. A. ek" is the felâ€" | Jeanneret is once more engaged in actâ€" zhbor‘s paper. | ive business in Elmira,he baving opened vho at present | a jewelry store im Ruppel‘s bloek.... farm has rentâ€" | Many of our townsfoik, old and young at present ocâ€" | visited the Indostrial Fair at Torouto . Mr. Keffer | last week.... Misses Reynolds and ) acres for $4,â€" | Bostwick called on Galt friends last aderstand Mr. | Saturday . . . Mrs Fry is visiting friend his farm. A. | at Kartzville.... Mr. M. Weichel lef orefield, was | for the Western Fair, London, yesterâ€" emaker‘s farm | day . . . . Several of our people attended purchasing it. | the Macton picnic held on Tuesday ... ent farms for| Mr. LJ. Winn was in Toronto last nding purchasâ€" | week writing on & supplementary exâ€". convenient or | amination .. .. The Woolwich Townâ€" re in the counâ€"| ship Agricuitural Society have put out completed his | bills advertising tha fair to be held in idel Beschey‘s | Fimira on Oct. Jad and 3ra .. . . Mr.M. from Huseterâ€"| Weber of Waterloo is aiding in the ; contract from | Eimira foundry until the busy season ‘It‘s no wonâ€"| is over. The hands are working over ‘arm out there | hours trying to fill orders. ... Mr. T. , . Breslau tile, | Sherrington bas commenced operations it them in. * | on bis new bouse... . Miss M. Winger eo. Reinhardt ‘ is visiting relatives in town. .. . Mr, that ymftrms. Ratz andâ€"Mr.,>and Mrs. : pigeons. All | A. Feick are attending the District 8. the boys began to box up their pigeons Among others a son of Mr.Huehn boxâ€" ed up his one evening with the intenâ€" tion of taking then down next day. That night an evil disposed person apâ€" propriated that box and sold the pigeons in the morning. Mr. Huehn tracked his pigeons. ‘The boy who had taken them found out that he was detected, paid double price to regain the pigeons, and returned them. We want to re mark that there is no fun or sense in a trick like this, that this boy is guilty of theft, and that an action of this kind will lose the boy the respect of the community. . Mr.Johr Goudy of Brown City, Mich., is vigiting his parents bere.... Mr. A. 8.Geiger and wife were visiting friends down East for a few days.... Mr.A C. Snyder and wife, and Moses Cressman and wife are visiting friends near St. Catharines....A visitor arrived at George Witter‘s last week. It‘s a girl. It is said George would have preferred a young ditcher but we must be satisâ€" fiedjwith what the Gods provide.... We hear that one of our best young men, a young farmer living within say 10 miles of Bresiau, will be in«rried within the month. We are told the young lady most interested (we say most interested because such an event causes a wideâ€"spread flutter among the young ladies) lives within say 10 miles of Conestogo . . . . Mr. William Berry of Mildmay Bruce Co., is spending a week with his son and two daughters who are teachers in the county....Jacob Betzoer, sr., noticed in the papers last week the Express Messenger Betzner runniog between St. Paul and Winniâ€" peg bhad hbeen seriously injured in a colâ€" lision. Mr. Betzner immediately conâ€" cluded that it was his son Samuel and telegraphed to know the particulars. His fears were somewhat relieved on receiving the reply that a broken leg was the most serious injury sustained by bis son. ... Mr. E. Bracey and Jo. Zuber each lost a valuable horse last week. Bracey‘s Puoch will draw the seprator no more, and Mr. Zuber lost one of his matched heavy bays .. .. Bisâ€" hop Wademan of Markham, York Co , occupied the pulpit of the Old Mennoâ€" nite church on Sunday evening and preached a powerful sermon . ... We met our old frieed Mr. Abram Moyer of Breslau last week and he gave us good evidence that his hbeart is still in the right place by handing us one dolâ€" lar for the best local paper in the county. The G.T.R. were unable to run a special train last Thursday evening to enable outsiders to attend the District convention of C.E., consequently the two hundred visitors who were expectâ€" ed did not appear. Many however from the surrounding places drove in so that the church was comfortably filled, The various subjects under discussion were. handled in a masterly manner by such . gentlemen as Rev. Dr, Scott of Berlin, Rev. Mr. Scott of Galt, Rev, Mr. Nu get of Hespeler, Rev. Mr. Wase of Presâ€" ton,besides many other gentlemen,loc«l and visiting, Taking it all through the meeting was a decided success and many left feeling well repaid for their visit . . . . Mre. Wood of Rockwood is visiting at Mres. Laschinger‘s . . . . A load of our young men visited the ‘City of Rocks‘ on Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs, Hillary of Drayton visited at Mr. Hilâ€" lary‘s on Sunday . . . Many of the young friends of Mr. E. Zeigler gathered at his home on Friday evening to spend a last enjoyable time with him before his departure for Ayton, We wish him success. ... Miss Reynolds of Brampâ€" ton is visiting at Mr.Reynolds .. .. Mr. Dingman bas removed from Mill to Cburch St . . . . Misses Skelton and Fawâ€" cett of Drayton spent the latter part of last week with acquaintances in town. ..:.The Y. P. A. of the Evangelical church paid its sister society in Berlin ELMIRA WHOLE NUMBER. 2119 NOW is the TIME f ds wid Linoleum $ss stock, worth $1 per yard, for EZ° Repairing Done Cheap and Quick. F2 2 Z2 Office . t KNELL‘S JEW ELRY STORE the leading place for Diamonds, Watches Clockâ€", Jewelry and Silverware. f Smoking two five cent cigars a day, for five years would amount to over $200 ; und for twenty years to $1,400 or & life insurance. Why send gold dollars and $5 bills up in smoke? Price‘s Tobac Cure kills the tobacco babit, smoking or chewing. Sold by Tapestry Carpet Grapcare Orricra®, BERLIN and have your Eyes tested on scientific principles. 4Â¥ No Extra Charge for Testing the Eyes worth 60 centsâ€"for Chenille Curtains and Covers at Cost. S convention of the Evangelical church which is being held in Wallace . . . . The residents of Arthur St.awoke one night last week thuking that there must be a fire somewhere in the ueighhorhood. On some getting up to investigate they found that thg disturban e was caused by several fires but they were in as many braips . i .The Rev, Mr. Tafel of Berlin preached a very acceptab‘e sermon on *Dyctrines of the Swedenâ€" borg Chur:b'mi the Presbyterian church last Suuday morning. SPECTACLES R. D. LANG & CO. , Berlin WELLESLEY Mr. John F. Smith, one of our enterâ€" prising farmers, bas thriahed 40 bus of peas from one load. Is there sryone who has a better yield 1. ... Scariet feâ€" ver is preval nt in our vicinity and will most likely be looked after in wme . ... Jack Frost maide his appearance last Sunday morning when vegetables were damaged greatly in some parts‘ of the neighborhood . ...A great number of our citizens have takeo in the Indusâ€" trial Exhibition at Toronto and feel good over it . . . . Rev. D. Lechner‘s one year old child is sick with inflammation on the bowels, and there are poor hopes of its recovery . . Micbacl Wilhelm has wiven his block a fresh coat of paint. J.Stahle bad the contract, which imâ€" proves its looks toa grcat extent.... Our Fall Fair wili be Tuesdag and Wedâ€" nesday and prospests are of having & good turnout. Miss Mary Shiry who was removed to the Berlinâ€"Waterlo» Hospital is imâ€" proving.... Miss Ella Lutz was in German Mills over Sundsy.... Mr. Jacob Soider epent Sunday io Bloomâ€" ingdale. ... Mr. Karsedt gave a short description of his trip over to Bradford, Pa., last Thursday evening.... Mrs. Eby of Centreville is ill at present . ... Mr. Enoch Hirst is unable to work at E. M. Devitt. Pharmacist. Waterloo, Agent ak "Posime GOLD DOLLARS IN TOBACCO We Offer, as never before, Henry Knell, jr., (Continued on 8th Page.) IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF â€" GQ 48 cts. per yard. Planing Mills. Firstâ€"clas: Briti‘sh Co, lumbia Codar < »hiagle" $:.20 per M or $1.80 pe* +quare, in my ya d here, Or in carioa~ lo.s, a)Y raliroand po.nt in ntario FREEPORT 80 cts. per yard Chas. 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