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There was a fair attendance at the Opera House.on Saturday evening to hear the famous Quaker _ Male Quartette and Miss Winifred Gray, elocutionist. The singers were W. 8. Rising, first. tenor; J. A. Williams, second tenor; W. N. Amundson, 1st. bass; N. L. Buker, Basso. The acâ€" companist was Miss Blanche Holcomb. The program was an excellent one inâ€" eluding solos, quartette and trio selections. Miss Gray‘s first recitation *A_was "A Soldierof the Empire," gainâ€" ing for her liberal applause. She reâ€" sponded with a laughable Irish dialect piece. In the second part she recited another comical selection, "By Teleâ€" phone," and was again encored. Mr. Rising made a good impression in an Italian "Jamme" and was onâ€" cored. mm-m to respond to am encore tos, as had also Mr. Amundson after rendering "The Holy City". Mr. Baker, the basso, made the hit of the evenig in a Coon song, given in response an dncore after singing the "Bandelero". After his appearance in Part II he was recalled three times, one of his selections being that Irish song, always afavorite here: "Off to Phllufolphh". Miss Holcomb, the accompanist showed great ability as such. The entertainment on the whole was very creditable and the company will find a hearty welcome awaiting them should they ever appear here again. Our Optical Department On Saturday, Wildfang and Co‘s., new store opened its doors for business, and business they got. Mr. Wildfang says the day‘s receipts were far beyond his expectations. But on seeing the excellent goods shown it is not surprisâ€" ing that the first day‘s business in this store was so large. Even before enâ€" tering, the daintly trimmed window, with its show of furnishings goods, is enough to show that a complete and thoroughly _ upâ€"toâ€"date . stock is carried. The store has been reâ€" novated, and there is not a dull spot in it. Luxfer prisms at front and bick make it one of the best lighted stc es in town. On entering the store the first attraction is a large glass case, about four feet high,in which are shown a great variety of haberdashery. This has been styled a "silent salesman"; the name is certainly appropriate. The men‘s furnishing department inâ€" cluding a large stock of English, Aâ€" merican, and Canadian hats, occupies the whole of the left side of the store. On the right side are tables of clothing and in the rear the stock of woollens, a display of which is shown in the Queen Bt. window. The rear room will be used as a fittingâ€"on room and office. Besides the six salesmen of the staff, six people are employed up stairs in the tailoring department. Mr. Wildâ€" fang has control of the Star Brand Clothing and in tailoring he supplies customers all over the Dominion from Halifax to Vancouver. The secret of this is that the clothing is right in fit, style, quality and price. From so ausâ€" picious a beginning, a successful career for this firm in Berlin, can be predictâ€" t::lroohl meeting of the Town Co was held on Thursday evening to consider the Engineer‘s report on the King St storm drain. The report was adopted though several citizens groulto(f“ vigorously against the work. ‘The Mayor and the following members of the Council were present:â€"Ald. Cochâ€" rane, Davy, Bingeman, Gross, Braun, Teall, MCCIR CC Doer and Philip ‘The total cost of the drain is $2825 of which $826.78 will be charged to the fund. ‘The work was petitionâ€" ed for in the regular way last fall from Frederick St. to Water St. Owing to the lateness of the season and as the improvement of King St. was to be gone on with the drain was put down without some of the legal formalities, of the Council trusting to the good faith of the petitioners. _ The work falls under the Ontario Drainage Act so that all whose property drains onto this portion of King 8t. are liable. FAMOUS MALE QUARTETTE. and may be & bidming _ to you Should you be suffering from th&uzolcyo-udnm z with the proper glasses. * to 1 BERLIN TOWN COUNCIL. are noted for their clearness; they %flynlnm-flhdflm ent curves, and shapes, Yuwfllhv:gt-dm if our optician fts you. Try him, W optician fits h . & there‘s ho doubt about it, THE NEW STORE Berlin. OPTICIANS. done by contract. _ On miotion of Ald. Braun and the report was adopted.. never been defeated at home this seaâ€" son. Until a few minutes to time it looked as if they would defeat the champions but as usual the green and white shirted Berlinites came out on top. They scored the winning goal in extra time. LaPierre of Guelph reâ€" fereed the match, and though he did fairly well he showed timidity in not stopping rough work on the part of the Ayr team. It is said an Ayr man intimidated the referee before the game, by saying he would not be reâ€" sponeible for what happened to him if Ayr lost. _ _ 0_ _ _ 0 _ _ 0_ In thefirst half Berlin tallied twice to Ayt‘s nil, Cochrane and Seibert did the scoring, aided in combination by the other forwards. After changing ends the bome team piled up four goals in short order. . The score remained 4 â€" 2 until twelve minutes to the finish when Seibert notched Berlin‘s third. He repeated the trick at two minutes to time. When the end came the standing was four all and the teams went to work again, playing five minâ€" utes each way. In the first five, George Bochmer made a Gibsonian rush and sent the puck into the Ayr ust for Berlin‘s winning goal. There were no more scores and the contest ended with Berlin in the lead by five goals to four. The February Cahadian Magazine is an attractive issue, with five short storâ€" ies and six illustrated articles. "The Passing of the Contingents," a short article by Norman Patterson, is a deâ€" lightful summary of the part played by our soldiers. The illustrations show the celebrations in Halifax, Montreal and Toronto. Martin J. Griffin, Parâ€" liamentary Librarian, writes of Darwin, Spencer, Huxley and the other great men of the century, under the title "Dying Speeches and Confessions of the Nineteenth Century." P. T. Mcâ€" Grath, the Newfoundland journalist, ‘wflm of the question in that cojony. This is illustrated with pictures of the Premier, the leader of the Opposition, Mt. Reid and other notables. â€" Claude Bryan has a reada‘le sketch of Winsâ€" ton Churchillâ€"a clever piece of work. Marjory MacMurchy writes of Gaspe, and John Reade continues his articles on the Progre- of the Century. The celebrityâ€"of ts month is Dr. A. R. Mackay, Superintendent of Education in Nova Scotia. The stories and deâ€" partments are up to the standard of our national publication. Winnipeg, â€"Feb.â€"â€"26.â€"(Special.)â€"Promier Rol.Jin promised in the Houge toâ€"day that a railway line would be bullt in a northâ€" westerly direction from Brandon this yeir in time to move this season‘s crop. The address in reply to the speech from the Throue was adopted. The Premler‘s motion on rallway bills was allowed to stand. westorl in time address Throue The sensation of the day in connection with the railway deals is the publication of two telegrams from President Melien of the Northern Pacific, in denial of Premiet Roblin‘s statement that the N.P.R. refused to extend their lines or agree to redacâ€" tlons in rates. Melien says he made a pro position to the Government for the extenâ€" sion and operation of hM system in Mantâ€" toba in eonnection with the Government railways, the eompany assuming all exâ€" penses and fixed charges, aso propo«Inc that the Government have power to reduce tates to Lake Superior to 10 cents over the proposed sbort line to Dulutb. e made a formal written offer to Mr. Roblin to this effect. Hilliardâ€"AtWaterloo,Feb.18th,the wife of Dr. W. L. Hilliard, of a daughter. Mogkâ€"At Floradale, Feb. i0th, the wife of John B. Mogk, of a son. Roweâ€"Near Elmira, Feb. 20th, the wife Samuel iowe, of a son. Freyâ€"At Floradale, Fpb. 20th, the wife of Solomon Frey, of a son. Waltersâ€"In Woolwich, Feb. 10th, the wife of W. Walters, of a daughter. Huchnâ€"At HeidelTberg, Feb. 14th, the wife of Henry G. Huehn, of a daughâ€" ter. Schmidtâ€"At Wellesley, Fob. 17th, the wife of Christian Schmidt, of a daughter. Springerâ€"At Shrigley, Feb. 15th, the wite of Rev. A. R. Springer, of a daughter. _ Kanmacherâ€"Near Kossuth, Fob. 17th, the wife of John Kanmacher, of a son. Allenâ€"At Galt, Feb. 21st, the wife of Andrew Allen, of a daughter. * [.nun-hhlrâ€"ln Wilmot Feb. 4th,the wife of Wm. LunuR'lqw, of a daughter. Herringerâ€"At Borlin, Feb. 18th. the . wife of Martin Herringer, of a son. Schclts.â€"At Watérioo, Feb. 25th, the wife of Rev. A. E. Schults, of a son. Dahmar. â€"â€"â€" At Conestogo, Fab.19th, the wife of John Dahmer, of a danghter. MARRIAGES. Rickerâ€"Bi{johnâ€"At Galt, Feb. 20th, by Reov. Jdi Pcuu?bh Ricker, of Sheffield, to Margaret 8ijohn, South THE FEBRUARY CANADIAN Montagâ€"Dorschâ€"At 8St. Agatha,Fob. Jns if hev.Bt. Aopmauh Letude: 1ith, by Mev.. D. AOJINANS, LORDOOT | _ or sutate of o EeE t EWCETC +C Moning, of Petersburg, to Helona | | 3" 1*5" mies porin of Conentoge, $ | Saturday Markeet d':: Fiaherville, by Rev "m“" e pr n Niiindionag w -?u-u't: "r" Mss thak Ein of Weolhich, to C e . ara. Butter sold Manitcbi Eailway Deal BIRTHS: Dutten, Feb, 20th, Sochnerâ€"At Waterloo, Feb. 220d, inâ€" faot son of Mr. and l,l'l Alf. Soeh'ner. NOthQ 4 aged 18 months. to Persons Having Money for Investment. Chapman â€" At Hesp@ler, Fob. 18th, uind «_â€"â€" Sheive . Tow sain, too hom omm pnrrromanmapraien ow â€" Near n eb. y may any sums ‘rom Christoph Grischow, aged 85 years | y Faly ano 1st Jamu 17." Besured by . Ara and 9 months. -mat';'h“dodmmm and assets of the Lehmanâ€"At Wei.onbu;g, Feb. 14th, m“c:.f“'z': rmma*r,@â€":m:g Frank Lebman, aged 78 years. n PA 3 n;t est, Mfi-l or to Wagnerâ€"At New Hamburg, Fob.17th, nliveelinii enc latndedmel dtnkecareli Henry Wagnor, aged 74 years, 7 months | _ and 21 c‘y‘- Bernier \Yan‘s the North Pole. Hoppâ€"At Berlin,Feb. 19th,0tto Hopp,| ‘Toronto, Fcb. 27.â€"A distinguished aged 97 years and 4 months. visitor in Toronto is Capt. Bernier, Walperâ€"Near St. Jacobs, Feb. 18th, ;hlo is ;;annlng a trip to the North ole. is afternoon Capt. Bernier Simon Walper, aged about 75 yOAT8 | wiy address a mceting of the . Onâ€" Bowmanâ€"In Woolwich, Feb. 16th, 4| tario Land Surveyors, and he is exâ€" child of Mr. Enoch Bowman, aged | pected to speak at the Canadian Inâ€" about 6 months. stitute on Saturday nicht. He will h Refuge address the House of Commons next § Baun,;egfztih;:am Kath qpap.| WFook. of | the requoet of Sit Wilftrid man, aged 47 years. Beuries ogermnnmmim oneeomemmesmecome Cummingsâ€"At Berlin, Feb. 20th, Wm. A Deaf Min Killâ€"d. Cummings, aged 74 years. Gravenhurst, Ont., Feb. 27. â€" Hahnâ€"At Berlin, Feb. 22nd, Levina| While walking along the railroad Anna Hahn, aged 4 1â€"2 months. track yesterday | afterncon half a Ends ecennainen s o2 ce L220 aall «+â€"__|*mile south of here, lohert Pi‘l of uP hrasos, / 4 ud hm tor o w First it‘s washing, in damp and draft. Thnh'ohd‘vhhhhmm;nd and sick women well. _ Mm-mw.e-flth‘l Plerce by letter, free of charge. All «ow e e j rtg i t 00 4n j y t se s n qGtaeth n (Qy (TD Co., . Y., Box 31. "I have taken but hdfl%" Preâ€" fl-' and * Goiden Discovery.‘ uduuhwhâ€"â€"-‘:lt&l all that 1 have ever taken before. I took ufib‘llmdflhbd-m‘dlm ln-ldl'lb-y-w‘lol:‘. half and now 1 can work all time for a family of four. My sdvice to all who are troubâ€" HANNâ€"â€"AV DORMH, PDD. SAM0, AMOCIC® Anna Hahn, aged 4 1â€"2 months. Groffâ€"At Waterloo, Feb. 26th, Mary Baumann, wife of Andrew Groff, aged 70 years, 5 months and 4 days. J. K. SHINN, fiâ€"-fi.air. My advice to all who are {rout« g lfllkvuh::fimh?br.?h&'l covery‘â€"the most wonderful medicines in the Hahnâ€"At Berlin, Feb. 22nd, Levina| While walking along the railroad Anna Hahn, aged 4 1â€"2 months. track yesterday | afterncon half a "mile south of here, lohert Pi‘l of Groffâ€"At Waterloo, Feb. 26th, Mary Gravenhurst was stmick and instantâ€" Baumann, wife of Andrew Groff, ly killed by the mail train due here aged 70 years, 5 months and 4 days. | a; 1.30 ‘p.m. Hill, who was deat, fi was returning to town from . work, and was overtaken by the train on a 10 17â€" Al HPRGRT sharp curve. Funeral Director and Embalmer. MARKET REPORTS. Waterloo, Ont. Telephone 267. Littis Chauge is Whontâ€"Fiut Mar. 4.â€"Farm stock and implements of John Steffier, 1 1â€"2 miles west of Erbsville. Mar. 5.â€"Stock and implements of Levi Stauffer, 1 1â€"2 miles west of Waterâ€" loo. Mar. 6.â€"Stock and implements of Amos E. Weber, 1 mile west of Breslau, 3 miles east of RBerlin on road leading from Berlin to Breslau. Mar. 7.â€"Stock and implements of Abram. H. Wambold, 2 miles south of Berlin on road leading to German Mar. . . 6 Am .â€"Stoc rovies,, o ce Biothe, 3 miee 1 ys uns‘s Soie, ooto, ente of| t rebemine is Sonie to 4 I| $a of Ber . H. ; and lin to g“‘ on f,“‘_l‘:v.,,or'i s Bik+ Hm"“flo amb imple reala T .'ou"" $.. n road old plem u. o‘cd im L0 T «> Mar , 2 mi ents Defroit," is | ... %.. ar. 8.â€" fitee losding to O South in , $iig 1. o tom "o sou m'shm“ d German Duon.,.';...,g§ (f ob o sov 3 3 ulu hern 1 0 MSt: 11"‘“";-;‘“",,:3"’“!:’.., \l?""‘in' n :; h 15* ie 8 a" P ult m m*x...:'n,.‘:,.of Pn e m â€"â€" im 18 Jaco th. u. re o""e:’ No. 15% «+++ El b H of Fi of lan 4 OXE n . o 1 Mai ipp F.Ilfhmln ale 121 situa u""-_.l" ~L.. LAWH 9# “:'nll._m * will be °n‘m:°d Wheat, wh l awkEscEk D.. wost ofm offered 7 a meaial w ow\ 0 E vid Leh fla:llll.n at| h Tre. m fan 1mira man d si aye b'w"'“"h ‘0 ~ Tike 18 ~Pars wfll°b.bolanm"“" 1 '3,{-‘.;."-:'3.‘ -'~."""'-"."4I s * d nrate of the 1 oBered 6 "e"’“"'i"‘:ii'."-'f.'_'"«'n mt “1 m,‘,z"fm,::"k and ered : B:::-:Q,.:::'.’lh'_ ts Mar. 12 reat of nleggi y oR 5’-{.'.'-11::--'-'.{)%"" t Mic .â€"Btoo St. Jac 1 B ements, moronco Fo :.9 9 1 so 8t. ‘t,'“l D""kl and obs. rubacher ::01*0:‘"° l-§,;)° LIYE ; 0 38 *J. Elmim"' 2§nw 2{‘“'““:‘ ‘| 1 :; larg the ca 27""’}‘.‘0‘\. seX Mar. l;l on Bo“mfiu miles nm:h of ‘l’"dlal c.:'nza c;'rl‘" mlrh: run of o e rancoges ( hes e S of Con w and i rm. of y pr chsiet n:"“ t hows )"'-‘r‘““m“-" Wat estogo hiefol mpl xport mher t as al out" .""4 of Mar t]cfloo , and ‘h,gfien“ oT 4 l':.‘::,.“‘c:n 1 '\.-RLO(’d ‘-:0 c:‘h‘f!cp o rara P y ies borin ol vick nu'.'_- ,'b'fi'.?’ -._',";‘k.d prics l:MP. G:.‘:,nd impl h of o r;{‘:“::“l,"g;l? ‘:r‘l? to $4 80 .15.-'01“_ 14 leme u_ med ',‘.‘vx,.'d‘--,,"anfl 4 so %‘."".;.".'." mlioe woee of rhiee oi is iR 18 M 11, 3 mil aprantsboig S omm ‘:"3“'--‘."?7-"- K ¢%€ ar. 19. â€"Sto ma,“".)‘"phmou ircren wifh‘ 1 % 3 7 ts ie mhom taak fi='~~-‘=~¢r-:.--:::::*-:a-,~a 18 “ndro" tock n:mgmn.:‘ ?;fi;’-;:::-.',_;:-'?fj’;)g Eoo “m‘ Doert im e Lam 5e * r‘."'-'-._.'.:: J g M“mw““.. ’.1"31"’:,'5,"' of ","::,;h::'e':’fir‘ int _: ;83 giw « $ w m 5 Tomfuale .â€"Bwosk a miles. southâ€" m ine Nn fam Ts 18 18 an thâ€" * "f.“' eo”;a.,'ea,‘:s 4 Fioradale: and ind implemen * BG, . )C § i2 mares 2 " mten 244 mss o : Mn ‘â€"if Ti Lsk un moth, -:::"‘l.n:l:‘fi.w ~ W::tm’o "5 “' ;Mgn‘wm‘:?un of T har botan~ aary 28. 8 _ -:ruh' porth ‘hh“m M‘:M, ‘-'::'.‘.:-.’.'.... :r : d'cg:h-*:m of E“'-'.'.'.',-n..',';'-'-f'.',; llog . w Meds, m Shan gathe and 3 m.,. © :: i mm ere.: 1 © Fetwesbary i&"r“"l:" 14.00 7 iewritmg rad. 5 -;.--f“'-’i::-'--':. 18 c i 1P vo.':---.,'.'.'-.. {: 'p"‘ o io s e fasee o K ."’;__,’.m.::u_,":: ::, »1 E_ ..._..-i:""-. u“ 60 is rave ‘g 11] a *My heaith is the best now that it bas peen o hoke s 'M‘:n.;;‘." "‘"g., Ire, Dr. Pierce‘s Pleasant Pelicts sweeten % I T" Couphe SNC .5' .2.7..:.'-_:-*. h....g.. plementt |mm Joseph Mickus, Auctioneer. Chronicieâ€"Telegraph, Thursday, February 28, 19or=â€"Page 8 â€"~ â€" AUCTION SALES. DEATHS. The Mutual Life Ass‘ve Co. Â¥Formerly The Ontarto Mutual Life, mn:u-l-ao-hwm Thursday, March Tth, 19014, «t one of the clook, p, mk _ . .. . _ Waterico, February ith, 190L. Just UxLoADED such as Driving, Saddle, Carriage and Worki:gmtmnl which : you can inspect at my stable. If you want a Molaughiin nolssloess gear buggy remember King St., East of Scott, BERLIN Desirable building lot for salé George st. For p .‘oulars -7”__ 20 he mortgageof whole proprty and assets of the Company. First nmp-;c â€"u,oodu any c«n'm:-fln Street Wost, heriin, or to ree s n, or Milins & Shns,Sotighors, 30 Queen Stroot bortin. é’l __Berlin and Waterio» street _hiilw'iz mmmfiyhm I:-nylm-vmn'r‘l;n. u ve cen half on oc Faly and sn Jand 7"" ‘Reswved‘ ip Arct ‘Toronto, Fob. 27.â€"A distinguished visitor in Toronto is Capt. Bernier, who is planning a trip to the North Pole. This afternoon Capt. Bernier will address a moeting of the Onâ€" tario Land Surveyors, and he is exâ€" pected to speak at the Canadian Inâ€" stitute on Saturday nicht. He will address the House of Commons next week, at the request of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Liverpool, Feb. 27.â€"Wheat futures yesterday closed unchanged to 4d per cental lower than on Monday. Chicago, Feb. 27.â€"Wheat futures reacted 4c per bushel yesterday. LEADING WHEAT MARKETS. Following were the closing pricse :l.t important _ wheat centres yesterâ€" ay Annual Meetirg. | Auction Sale | â€" TORON:O LIVE sTOCK. Toronto, Feb. 27.â€"The run of live stock at the cattle market yesterday was large, 73 car loads, composed of 1,018 cattle, 1,205 hogs, 754 sheep and lambs, with (nl out 20 calves. Trade was not as good and . pricos wore easier than last week. Ex cattle, choice. ... ..$4 60 to $4 80 port eattle, light ...... 4 00 4 so " _ bulls, cho‘se ...... 3 85 4 25 * Dlll!i Hight ...... 3 40 a t Butchers‘ cattle, plcked lots 4 25 4X | 100 C oc RAmeÂ¥c BM L ue sk k22 ++ ++ s MIleh COW® ... 0s se css eep, ewes, per owb ..... **_ bucks, per cwt .... "__ batchern ...l0...0 Lambs, batnyard. per owt. * r ewt., 'rnln fed Hors, choice. m&';--- than _160 and np to 200 The.c. . _ The regular Saturday market was well attanded by both bayers and sell« ara. Butter sold at 206 a Ib., while BHORTHORN Bull, 12menth« old; also a m':'mhdtu&â€"lw 12 months, P. A. SNYDER, &1 mo. Hloomingdale, Ont, Berley, bush. ... Ont-,’hol’ sls Buckwheat, busb. Were Narrow on Tuesdayâ€"Latest To sir es "har td is o ant medke For Sale sold at 186 a dos. Wood was a oar of well bred horses FOR SALE. Notice. A. C. Thoman, Cash. _ Fob Quotations. Wheatâ€"Fluctuations of Canadae, arrives in 15.00 «19 18 .10 PRETN KRIL AMfch $) 784 0 80% $ 004 2.10 4‘ t6 : \Farm for Sale. "to | Rp ooom :.':; sa :” Ananansesespuuce .18 6.00 7 16 11.00 1 i. WAMBOLI, to sell by public wud Te ts Noi beree hn Thursday, Marck 7th, 1901, com mencing at 1 o‘ciguk p. m., sharp, the fulles un ies ns S M o . we en Tin e amupihont en enc dvndu‘-u-â€".lmnâ€"lb se weod ! yearse d, brows mare Ti o hh urer S onichane Recioendifent ie * (Shore e u-':.‘r""‘:-fl:m o o e e e in . _ L [Peke aiek e ts bowee $ reare obd. svan e and all cume of $10 asd under cash, ever that on e se mons -.â€"0&-‘-'-:":-.-’..‘ J08, MIOKUB, A. H. WAMBOL®, sn * ? W w akBOLD, Cleck, _ _*_*‘* the time and the also be PP 3e rAvpocds / y gand x onl anp h 1"4 Jour Szmacl + acres more or less,. On the furm are frame Ren‘e, bank bare and necessary "“"'"7;‘ or chard, 15 sores in tall whest, 5 actes in rye. furâ€" ther particulars apply to the propricter on the furma. cemmencing at 1 o‘clock p. m., the follewing vuuwi. vie : STOUK :â€"t se ri ing 8 years old grey fl\fllkl-mhnl! znhl-m en the i _ ~â€"farm of Jobn .1 mile woâ€"t of Eirbs~ mare rising 6 yoars old, colt rising 1 years ol1, 5 cows all in caif, he fer in calf. heifer 2 yoars old, 2 calves rising 1 ye r oid, # calves, 8 ewes in lamb, sow in p g, 3 t months old and i geose . ooo wood rack, cradies, soythes, gravel pla k .geod chains, cow chains, hoes. rakes, shevels, and cash; 10 months‘ credit given om sums ov r that amount on hnmuowmo ce or 5 per cent per «nnum diâ€"coun low tor JO8. MICKUS, JOMN nf_l_‘ryn: C of Erb«ville and 2; miles southâ€"cast of Meidel THIRE will be sold.by public auetion on the I _ * Tarut of Audre= Dosrbecker. J ntle north Wednesday, March 20, 1901, commencing a‘ 1 o‘clock p. m., the following + aluable pro . vie : . _ STOCK :â€" ‘molyru-old, bay mare 6 ‘urtvidin black horse J3 years : 1d,% colts ynno‘d.eown;muod to be in ealf, cow. 2 calves 1 year old, r 2 years old, 4 fat vattlc, 8 a! and 6 â€" , lm“lm KTC.:â€"Binder, mewer,drill, hay rake, 2 lumber wavron>, sleigh, 3 Yapkee plows, gang plow, 3 harrows, seuffier, land , oul ivator, 2 faaming mills,hay rack, wood o t t t ana s in n A. oo Rrilice, log ohoins, yimin page: Aeovels, Farm Stock and Implements. |. Farm Stock and Implements. collars, pig trough, forka,grind stene,a gnantity of bay, pc:fothu mym"nehu np‘)&-h{ lNo-fiohnrn, meat tub, cider harrel, wood box. sink, flour box, box stove and a lot of other _ TERMS OF ALK:â€"Fat oat le, PG and all ;;IMI o(m.:'mdn.ndu ash ; "Tl s -nun: mon credit on ap * netes o per o-'nt. off â€" for J";.‘}’-u of credit amoun‘s Jos. {tcxus. Axvpazw Domrsecrien, 9â€"2t. _ Auctioneer. Propristor. articles too nuimerous to mention. «t the hour of 11 o‘cinck in the foreémcon ai Grasser‘s Hotel, in ts vilage of Bridge UND!Ru-demne of th« power of sale contain d in a certain morigage made by Wm H. Kby to G. W. Wright there will be sold by public auction on Saturday, March 9th, 1901, Mortgage Sale. %'l“h‘ fellowing valuable lot n-:’r mijon: NO. 8, on the east side Lancaster gvmidmte‘dl h:z &Iw mdaooflzgnm-nd ver, in WH,W.- w a plan 0â€" surve: mad> by Messrs. Bebofldd'z Hobeon, P. L 8 , and containing by admeasureâ€" ment nearly oneâ€"half of an aore. TERMS:â€"Twenty per cent, of the purchase money to be paid «n (he day <f sale, balante within ten d ys without interest. @ther torms and cond tions made known on sp‘laun to BCELLKN & WEIR, . IMPLEMENTS:â€" Berlin, February 25th, 1901, mâ€"niuhefw r articles tos numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE :â€"All sums of $10 or under T Ehisks houss, Rnmire w * Morday, March iith, 1901, Farm Stock ‘aad Implements. know > ss Sochnor‘s uorners,Gore Let No.19, 4h riwain Poof ced Woukiblh 1 sile "Whes of _1 _ taining 108 acres, soil clny loass . half wiy TT ravee thienee eokes mrefeputel coming: nmh-!: i’!!!':'EE"m_ conc ced Sechntr‘s ComeraGere Let Notiith It. Farm Stock and Implements. BlacksmithShop and House for Sale, Monday, March 4, 190), 2 Farms for Sale By Auction. TH A T desirable Public Sale Public Sale Auct oneer ic s rraas soll clar loam half wiy T46 D. LE: Hay, nimips, pesszees, chink i ty Ted cuihet hnihe ons tthas For Sale. bimmpctade * *â€"â€"<â€" *4 SR Vendor‘s Sol citers. Ne. er, Bâ€"antford Pr pricter. e ie en e t o 5.‘%".‘3*@?&5'“& y | Sieeas ds he ho calpposed io by in Hedery $ neJ racks.. & bay rakee." 15 tabe shoo sefi na s ET Wassd o 3 two ferram m..:t:.â€" karr ow u rm.' l-:s-_-t Chief thresher, Exoel â€"for straw cutrer with i anmamaeadetane o T ine ols io enA earine . on fork, rep and pulleys, wagen with : ox, 2 iron m iuemmenm ns Peken 1e buekies moud bart, cutter. bueF) pele. 4 sets team harness, set carriage harness,? umnm-.'::w-. # work besâ€" Iimk 2 ete Kotllhs copper kottle, . menl, Sn racks, $stomeâ€"b ate, logging chains, sho els, m‘qlrsdumm neckyokes, hoes, grâ€"in bags -vthm-hn hammer, Crowâ€" bars, and a number of articles too numerâ€" -.b.-uon‘&hnwflldn be sold arout 61 cedar ; round ceda~ rail .. a qu nt â€" ty of cim plank and other lumber. Also a quanâ€" 3‘3&& A}I:l.‘lhgfi‘n‘d whder «& .h‘ionr carity. Hay, Turnips, Grain e.::h mee * 3 LUNCH AT NOON, JO8. MICKUEB, ___ LEVI STAUFFER, Tm:uwmu.a ?‘pnhuosu&h-on the "Tarih coupfed ty PETRI SHULE, 2 miles north of Kossuth and 3 mileg east of Breslau near shants Station, on Friday, March 8th, 1gor. cemmencing at one o‘clock p. m., the following nh.ihrwrg. vie: LIVE STUCK: Mare 6 years old, mare 10yrs. old, bay mare, biack horse, bay mare rising 3 ‘anâ€"ad. driver dingb years old, goi by Hamâ€" â€" tonian King, cow frosh, cow du : to calve in July, grade Holstein cow due to calve in May. 7 head of Jers y grace cattle, viz: cow to calve in April, 2 cows and 2 heifers to calve in lqs, 2 «pri g calves,8 ewes, Yorkshire brood sow, due to farrew early in April, 9 store pigs about 5 months old . IMPLEM ENTS: lnsgn used only one season, mower,diso harrow,2 t l-‘m:‘pnfi plows,2 plows, »et iron harrows,land ro ler, sced cril, straw cutter, sorn har rester, turnip pulper, turnip s icer, scuftier, pea puller, 2 hay racks, wood rack, hay rake, broadâ€" tire wag.m, truck broad tire, 2â€"seated carriage, 2 top pair bobâ€"sleighs, long sleigh, light pair bobâ€" outter, grain or die, hay fork with rope and pul eys, famning mill, pair ie tongs, crowbar wheeiâ€" parrow, 3 horse blankets, $ robes, set team harness, 2 sete plow hr‘nme-..:i:a nfi‘mhhh"nm doubletrces, n’i’fifl, in es, hes, chains. HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE: Extension table,cenâ€" wre table, wash stand, i un,e, & chairs,rocking chair, abedsteads,counter scale weighisy 240 lbs., wardrobe, kitchen e-mni, cream »eparator. Daisy chirn, woodâ€"box, barrei, miik eans, milk box, copper ketile, 2 iron kettles, saugnge #fl der, grincstone, and a large number, of other articles too numerous to mention. . Also about 8 tons timothy hay, _ _ TERMB: > 11 rums of §8 &nd under cash; over that amount 12 months‘ or. dit on approv d jornt notes,or 4% off on c#e‘it &mounts, Hay and sheep cash, 108. MIOKUS, PETER Auctioneer. ~ P 846 OLIYER 8. KOLB, Clerk â€"OFâ€"â€" Farm Stock & implements. THERE will be offered for sale by public auction on the premises of Eutas WEBER, 1 mile weat of Breslau, 3 miles east of Berlin, on the Berlin and: Breslaw road, on commencing at 1 o‘clock p. m., sharp, the following valuable prop rty viz, LIVE STOCK : â€"Agricultural mare 5 years old, mare 4 years oli[good driver, fi)od size}, 6 cows, che due to calve arch 14, Jersey ,rwde cow with calf at her side,fat beifer,2 yearling +teers 2 breeding sows, mdigr?ed Yorkshire, 1 pit{ months old, 6 ewes in lamb, 3 chickens. 0 0_ _ . IMPLEMENTs, Ero.: 8 horse power, 2 straw cutters, c{ilinder cutter, nearly new, wagon 3 inch tire,carriage, buggy bohâ€"sleigh, cutter nearly new, fanning mill, 2 ha{ racks, mower, seed drill, hay rake, 2 ploughs set iron harrows, 2 set woeden harrow8, land roller, 2 potato scuffiers, turnip puiper, turnip slicer, wheelbarrow, set double harnees, set plough barness, forks, doubletrees, no:;{ole. # grind stones, wood rack, weeder, corn stocks, 25 bus. ?)eu for seed }Gr::ru}. 25 bus. White King oats for 15 bus. Big Four Oats for seed, 350 bus. different kind of oats; extension table, cooking stove, cider â€"OPâ€" Farm Stock, im nts, barrel, vinegar barrel, saut grinder, lard press, wash tub, hencnu, storm windows, screen doors, washing maâ€" chine, crosscut saw. TERMS OF SALE: Fat heifer, bu{. ‘ grain and chickens, and all sums of $10 amd under casb; over that amount 10 mon‘xw.:'c'fedm approved joi'm.notdgs or or payment of credit amounts. ~ Jos. MicxkUs, Amos E. Werkrp Auctionser. Proprietor. T. W. WaxBord, Clerk. ___ Also on the same day . and \thce there will beoffered for sale that viful farm consisting of 121 acres more or less, with goox bank barp, Toy farme o n Coaming Spring croct all arm is & ng creek a year round. Tand is undor'good culâ€" tivation. On the farm is a younfi orâ€" chard, fall wheat and bush, The farm is near to Berlin and scbool, churches and markets. Terms for farm made known on day of sale. _ HAT desirable farm in the hl{d'fl- El se s e eoire tais io rppmasipatipnie aad & with kitchen, sommer s ater= underdrained and well fenced Nevs ~w oreak u‘% m fl':":'. Tok matie wasepan l anain "Po Automatie Sprayer.| Farm for Sale. partioulara as to n'mm.-w-m Never 8 sne Whke 1, No marchant in this loâ€" ohHity ever had it on mile.. You naver saw i adven ns it before buying, â€" Massyâ€"Harcis warersome , Wednesday, March 6th, 1901, Public Sale Public Sale a uctioneer, 4 months‘ oredit, â€" No reserve as the farm us TA Aidms ies I prep h are old Sork nBeia rre B ions e n ies onl blied 2t Tamatare o Hol is sked jo Ralte pnabe ced (ub â€"OFâ€"â€"_â€" Euis WEBER, Proprietor, PETER SHUPE, _ __ Proprietor maset 5s Proprietor ""! Auction Sale Farm Stook, implements & Nouseâ€" hoid Ffurniture. o« of ie AiniM ns nen es ut one o‘clock sharp, the following: BTOCK:; Span w h-y.“i-fiadt:y’ %% filly 7 months old, ::Lâ€"-. 30 years old, 8 fresh milch cows, 2 cows, * ed to be in calf, i jferey "D% bred, 3 steerg ans 2 neifere, two F old, fat, about 3 hene, W hite Rock. 1 lll*’y!m’l‘: Hummingâ€"bird, Mowâ€" Te gi.ces. AhNorip Dusttrice t mile coush of Roseville, n‘un Horee Corner er, Oshawa s 2 ino h mu-. 1 -'-Eu.hd ht;vv. 1 strauw cutter, grain crusher, 1 root -fxn" 1 â€"umber wagon, 1 truck three inch tire, 1 two seated , 4 lugâ€" yies one new, 2 ‘rlr bob 2 ¢utâ€" ters “mlfl"f.t.b hnd‘ > hay rack, 1 long, 10 h ree power with rods, : fork, rope and pulleys, 2 QbL' 14 Imi 1 .:t wr:ulew single rness, 1 set W JOUBEBOLD EFFEUC1S : 2 iron rettles, 1 box stove, 1 parlor stove, 1 coal heater, 2 cooking stoves one new, corner cupboard. 1 table, 1 extension table, 1 wash stand, writing desk,book case, Whirlpool washer, crib, bedâ€" steads and louvges, chairs and parior cha‘rs, cheese vat and press, Babcock wilk uester, kpinnillF wheel, bartels, crocks and other articles too numerous to mention. Also 6or 8 tons of hay, TERMS ; $10 and under cash ; over that amount 9 months‘ eredit on #pâ€" proved joint notes, or 6 per cent. . innum off for cash, except hay, ea stalks ensilage, giain, potatoes, cattle and chickens which wiil be casb. corn stalks with corn, ensilage, 200 bushels oats, a quantity of potatues nd some house plants. . & At the same time and place, if mot previously sold, the farm will be offerâ€" for sale consisting of a hundred acres more orless. (On the premises is a good subst.ansial dwelling â€"house, a large banvk barn with good stabling beâ€" ieath, and all necessary outbuildings. [erms of farm made kuown on day of «ale. The above Stock and lmpleâ€" ments wiil be soid without reserve, as Mr. Snyder is moving to Alberta, ALEX. AM®s, ABRAM SNXYDER, Auctioneer. Proprietor. Jos. WrigLzy, Clerk. the following property : Cc FARM ;â€"Tha%m consists of 150 «cres, being juk IV. cun 4, whso 50 weres ucros the read being part lot 10,con. 5. n the properiy there is & gocd brick house. 'l‘lmc-nib made to suit Mr. Joseph Micâ€"us, auctioneer, ) as 1eceived instructions from the undursigned to sell by public auction on Lot Iv, C n. 1, Welleslcy, west se tio , on FRIDAY, MARCH 15th, 1901, â€" ~ ame m.,o-hl.f stock implemenl(l’, househoid offectâ€" and articles will also be ; HORâ€"Es: aare seven yea s old in foal, 10 se 6 year« old. horse 9 years old, fllly 1 year A . mare 8 year old SHORTHOTCN CATTLE :â€"Maud, rosn,«alved March 1, 1808, bred by John Campbel . Bros, Urosshili, got by Heir of Neidpath 2602 dam ountain Miâ€"t 18,716; this cow will have cait at her sid. , calred Jan.7; Primrose,r, an,caived. an. 8, 10, vred by Jobn Campbeli Bros..Crossâ€" uill, got by Neidpath. 20.692, cam Mabel Ki kâ€" cvinqts;n. 18,884 ; oan Duchess, roan, bred by roim n-goell B o=., C oushib, got by Heir of Auwood, dam Autumn KoSe, by Meir Uf Neldâ€" »mih ; Meir Crown, $1,730, red, caived M rch 4, 890. brec by John Cainpucii Bros., got by ho r of Neidpath, 20,602, dag» Mabe .borle by Lord ossie 11; Ited Trooper, red, c .ived May 16,1»99, wer by John ua?hau Bros., C: ossh 11, fiv by Lexith Chiet, 27,097, dem Merry Boi by Heir «f Ne dpath ; \\elimk-y‘ Satior, red. calved May :6 luu.uhred by John L"msbc 1 Bros.,Gros: hi 1. ot by ir of Neidpath, dam Miss Nob‘c by <ob! man 13,130. _ s Friday, March 1st, 1901, GRA DES :â€" Fresh cow, twoâ€"yearâ€"old A {‘r-hiro »ei er, steer calf, Jersey calf, steer culf l 0 wouths old * ze 10 Leicester eves with lamb,9ewe l mb«,r m, + Yâ€" rkshire brood sows, 9 pigs (ve months old, ‘nd 10« hens, * IM PLE M RNTS.KTC.:â€"Deering binder{new Aassey binder, hay loacer, mower. sick‘o grind> r, diso. 2 plows (L new), 1 set jron barrows,gra urusher, pea ha voster, fanning mill and mew , hor e power,‘lfi-cl. hay fork. rope ulleys. wagon,. bob sleighs, long sleih, de wa . buggy, cutter, cuiting box, root puip<r, 'm“g, g le with whifficâ€"trees and no kyoko; seed drill. spring vooth cul ivat r, set of scales, wagon racks, 2 sets of double harnes«,set single intuess 2 rosu. 2 cross out saws and mnms ‘ther articles _ A qm\nm.{:l bâ€"riey, peas an a 8 to be soid for cash, rge kitchen table, glass cupboard, woo! b x, chairs, cookini stove, hontin‘ stove, w-lr*t book case .n’ writing deek, 2 bedsteads, Leader churn and butter table and nwina machine. Sale h.g ns at one o‘ p. in. sharp. TERMs :â€"All sums of $3 ard under cash ; on ums «ver that amount tea mon hs‘ on dit will be given onapproved jof t notes, 5 percent. discount for cash on credit sums. All parties must settle before removing treir purchses. Jos. MickUs, ELtZABETHCAMPBELL, 9â€"2t. . Auctioneer. Administratrix. TBIRE will be sold l:r public auction [ _ farm of Mrs. Andrew Scheifole, ¢ ~I _ farm of Mrs. Andrew Scheifele, one milo south of Conestogo and four mies north of Waterloo, on Wednesday, March 13, 190], commencing at one o‘clock p m. sharp, the fol lowing valuable proper y: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ â€" STOUK :â€"Bay horse? years old, bay mare years old, -mdw-n lo,ye.n old in Knl. nare 13 years oid in foal, s. ring col . 6 co fr-m.!.’lvr-ey,eowl.l two yearling heifer®, atears two years old, 5 uprln{ caives, 3 calves,Chester Whitesow with pige four ald, : heep, 6 ewes, some chick ns and ® d TMP!EMENTS, _ KTC :â€"Maxwell | bindet, Brockville mower, seed drill, disc, cult vator, souffler, Jand roller, chmm' moll.fanning mill gang &Iofilhfl'm hay rake hay rack, wawon, nllr steigha, t p b« ylornbuu‘: carriage, cutter, l.ur-% pulp r, wheo! barr w, oroas cut saw, 2 Waterico plough® an‘ a '-"ui'{ta&'uq. > itc ul :â€"Oupboard, 2 bu w s eenoak Ceae nbhmnt d harcens stch tand, loungo, sofa, 4 cane bottomed rho‘lr:. rooki cm\hw table, extension ta wg l'able-. !n.tho‘r.!nllo "l"uhlr-l (1 No -ton.-!)’uv- : lu:.‘g.c kett o ; mt it mieat 100, humbar of orooks, n.-qln. nl;t {ot‘.rl tiolse too numerc tion. chiokens and all sams of $10 hi mth\mn-t 12 months‘ Jm t notes or A:v cent for of credit amoun Stock, Implements and Farm. Mars. Axprew Sonrm®Lt Proprictress, Joa. MiCk U8, 3. G. Horet, â€" NOTIOR is hnhyfl!m that the lAnv--I lc-g:l. of ao'-muh Fire neurance pan been rmd wntil lu-‘h 4th, m a‘clook p. m. _.______._"‘e _____ Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects, Public Public Sale Au Uoneer ALFRED WRIGHT OFâ€"â€" JP o E}i.{" Cld ws,gri t ie , GT puiper, k 4 un’?::’ ct single d mnns eas and 2 cook in; 5o aot Cl on the