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CHARGED WITH DEFAMATORY LIBEL Thore was a heavy docket at the Police Court Tuesday. Aiter the first case was disposed of Edwurd Waish, who was charged with deâ€" famatory libel by the C.P.R., received bis irollmlnnry trial as a result of which he was committed by the l:::nu for trial at the Fall A k Mr Schierholtz, of the Elmira Adve‘~ tiser, was the tirst witnoss callod. Ho recognized the prisoner who gave bis name as Edward Walsh. The cirouler mdneed was printed in his offiice at tigation of the prisoner. The prieâ€" oner dictated the copy of the circular. He had lost the copy. The circulars were delivered to the prisoner personâ€" ally. I saw some of the circulars lying on the roadside after the printing. of them. The prisoner was three times in my office. Prisoner said he had no questions to ask. Mr Werner upon oath deposed as follows: I am agent for the C.P.R. at Elmira. I saw prisoner first about the 16th of August at my office. I had some conversation with him and asked him for a sample of the circulars he was distributing. I asked him if ho wanted any assistance in the distribu tion of these circulars: He gave me a bunch and I gave them to detective Mnll(:{ of the C.P.R. Isaw nothing of Walsh after Friday until this mornâ€" ing. Walsh asked me if I was the local C.P.R. agent. Walsh said ho heard from Mr Zilliax that I was lookâ€" ing for him but hoged he had not otâ€" fended me. I told him I was afraid that his action would get him iuto trouble. Walsh said when be heard of the Protof accident bis heart bled for the injured ones. Walsh said ho was not afraid to inform the head officials of the C.P.R. about some afâ€" fairs. Walsh asked me for an envelope on Saturday, he put a circular in it and addressed it to Mr Shaughnessey. ~ DETECTIVE MULLO: . F. F. Mulloy, C.P.Ji detective, sworp, said:â€"My head oiuice is at Monâ€" treal. I was ordered to look up the author of the circulars in question. I met Mr Worner, be gave me this bunch of cireulars. I took proceedings to accomplish the arrest of prisoner. The gmoner was arrested by constable raser, of New Hamburg. Edward Walsch Committed For Trial. â€"John Schoudt Gets Six Mosths in Gaol For Abusing His Wife. Mr Alex Fraser sworn, said: I am a constable of the county of Waterloo. I arrested the prisoner. I told him I had no warrant but was instructed to effect the arrest from the chief at Waterloo. ‘The prisoner had no evi dences of the circulars when arrested. ‘The prisoner said he guessed he knew why ho was arrested, it was for issuing the circular about the C.P.R. Magistrate Weir then asked the prisoner if he wished to make any stateâ€" ment as to the charge. ‘The prisoner said the lssue of these circulars was in eonsequence of a conversation about the recent accident on the C. P. R. The man said that _ most of the pe(:&l: that travelled by C.P.R. did read the papers and did not know the danger they were in. He thought if the getting out of a few bills would save life he would do it. ‘The prisoner was committed for trial but was released upon his own recogâ€" mizance of bail for $500, to appear at the 8th of October assizes. ‘The first case to come up was that of John Schmidt, charged by his wife, Bophia Schmidt, with aggravated aesault on Sunday 24th inst. Plaintiff said her husband came home about 7 School time is at hand and ts thoine eceone. _ Are* fi.".’ children‘s in a ft < t‘on " ‘2.0\. lu'lln‘nn.fl- Ai:’-'."-'na.' Uor obthian ie h 2t omes. is i YOUR CHILD‘S EYES NOW, C. W. SCHIERHOLTZ CONSTABLE FRASER. i prod ‘ FAApreyeAds > 40 . . bUKA â€" «AQJ/Z~ A. WERNER Chic®@0 v.e.kk ke+++ ew vmk sesse es es oled0 ..sses ++rass Muth, No, 1 nortb. Minn., No. 1 morth.. liwaukee, No. 1 nor trolt, No. 2 red... t. BOUI® .cs ce ks es Hortopâ€"At Hespeler, Aug. 18th, the wife of tGeo. Hortop, of a son. Grieveâ€"At Galt, Aug. 25th, the wife of Adam Grieve, of a dng‘nor. Turnbullâ€"At Galt, Aug. 18th,the wife of G. Turnbull, of a aoh. Jantziâ€"In Wilniot, Aug. 19th,the wife of Christ. L. Jantzl, of a son. MeFaydenâ€"At Galt, Aug. 22nd, the wife of Hugh MeFayden, of a son. Rouseâ€"At Galt, Aug. 22nd, the wife of Mr. Rouse, of a danghtor. Coxâ€"At Galt, Aug. 22, the wife of Mr. Cox, of a son. j . Bindernagelâ€"At Berlin, Aug. the wife of ln.ulhinc;. 3?' som. P?wâ€"n Ayt, Aug. 21st, the wife of . Player, of a son. Koebelâ€"At Bar . 18th, the wife of Poter lnhd,l.':..‘m. * Shoomakerâ€"At Boriin, Aug. 18th,â€"the ::. of Au-m:,‘«::'.p- to kill ber, a buteber He often struck and choked s mgm-n-u»m.mm and his wife provoked biw. He was up before -nmunlwkbm before for abusing his wife. It was not true that hedrew the butcher knile. After s good, wholesome exboriaion from the Magistrate Schwidt was sentâ€" enced to six months in the common The charge against Joe Moeyer for disorderly conduet was beard and at mwm«'m Hie Worship to dismiss the case. Rast Buffalo, A:. 27.â€"Cattleâ€" Offerings,4 care; -ma'y‘ l‘o eany ; ."‘;-."Mfi"“' T(";: $4.00; w o $ \ye at_tops, g‘g_l to ‘?g_.h’rs to gonil. ,'IAI: “1: L'_vnf:g:, Wheat new . . .. Kansas Turkey Flour, Ocean.. l;:oar. I§olh. ri% our, Pastry .. atg . im Hay, per ton .. Straw, per ton Waod,per cord Export Cattle . Mr. E. M. Schiedel, groceryman, 0f Berlin was . discharged by . the Court this morning, no evidénce against kim having been produced by the Crown. woestern steers, $3.75 to $4. Hogsâ€"I | 109. st.w: mized and butcho Ag {m tu‘abacp h““il()“ i‘li;l uy eayy, ; .80; 10 fo; wohyept kaies. .eb i5 in 88 lpta, 18,000; rond to cholce weth 4; fair to cholce mixed. $3 to §3 to $6.40; medinm to cholcs heary, $6.40 to $6.80; mixed !-rker-.do.to: gmu- re, $0.10 to $6.25; plgs. $5.00 to $6; roughs, $5.45 to $5.75; stags $a"So *to 3e 75. ‘Sheep and lambeâ€" Oferings. 8 cars; dull and 10¢ to 18e lower; spring ltmbs, eholce. to nn‘lz. $5.50 to $5.75: do fulr to unod, a.m to $5.40; common to food cnlls, ffl 75 to .75; handy wethers. ©3.75 to $3.00; fair to ex« tra mixed _n‘iq”h $2.178 to $3.00; cholce to exira f arings, WAF W oC Bnn;‘pereo-......'.... 18.00 Middlings, K,ertaon.... 17.00 Butter.pe; .lg Eggs, O e Feeders and Stockersâ€"Light offerings n & moderate demand. _ Prices ranged fror to $3.25 for stockers and $3.25 to $4.50 to shortâ€"keop feeders. Milch Cowsâ€"Pricea were stendy nt $30 Shoep and Lambsâ€"Prices for lambs wer gu to $4.50 rr ewt and $3 to $3.% Export sheep wére bigher at $3.40 to $ Chicago, ang. 27.â€"Catticâ€"Ro “;l. and Texans; la)iul t»-‘mfi .80; to mediam, $3.0 ita n.g m'tu weak excopt a cows, §$2.85 to l':& â€"25; three care extras, $4.5; â€"I5; eanners alow, $1.25 to $3 .25 to $4.40; calves, $3 to §5. 4 to $5; Texas !uu steors, western steers, $3.75 to $4.. Ho 84; fair to cholce mix ;Ma‘p, &;l’tgo&!‘.lo’*b y’t:um lamby, $2. o $5.25; §5.10. gj; Waterloo, August 20 Wheat old .......... .. Hogs, live. ... ®. Wheat is Firmerâ€"The Toronto Live Stock Maurket=COhcese and Proâ€" duce. â€" oat l s during the past week in wholesale circles z’a to ‘Das ‘been , fairly num:«-'-q." The nfi roreies" goadh "bid No malfinesy astiots ore nc lealore ;an been nnflu hm.fiflhv mqornl m week. ‘Travellers are in the city for the E bibition trade, as most of their customers wl Trade"W the Wostern Cattle Market toâ€"day was fairly active. There was a shortage of good cat tle, most of the offerings belng of common te medium stock. Howevir, one or two loads of cholce grades were marketed nt good . prices. Prices of cattle all round were steady to firm. Bheep dnnd lambs were firmer, and hogs un ebanged. | The run was 78 loads, 1,110 cattle, 70Q bogs, 2,442 sheep and lambs xnd 30 calves. . Comâ€" mon and medium cattle wer® slow of sale. Export (Tlllh\â€"?leldy demand, and s from §$4.75 to $5.15 for best stock, an undem Including light weights, were 28 to $4.00. Butchers‘ Cattleâ€"Good trade for chol '.l;}l' best lots wsn firm at $4.40 to $ Chdice were steady at $4 to $4.50. Oth were unchanged at $2.75 to $3.75. _ Hogeâ€"Steady and uncha for selects, af'r;: cornâ€"fed Chicago Liv make the round of the wholesale houses while vE’th:.*omMo uu'?.‘...';' and next. n‘.J’f.’: been a fair sorting trade of a general character Iloa7 is unchanged at 5 per cent, {:r call lokns and 0 to 6% per cent. for mercantile discounts, Toronto St. Lawrence Market. of on the street market toâ€" day, 2 busbels; t ai2, 290 Ainh oprcon al roved weel *fo Wheatâ€"Four bundred r of white fall wheat sold steady to firmer at Tike to T3%4e, 100 bu of red mteady at 70¢ to T2%%c and 300 bu of goos steady to 8l&e bigher at 08e toâ€" 88%4e. .. _ _ Barleyâ€"One bundred and Afty bu old steady to R&dunr at d8e to 52%e. tsâ€"Steady; 100 bu of old sold at 30¢ to 40¢, and 800 bu of new at 86e to flc. lay and Strawâ€"Twentyâ€"Ave loads of new bay d at §$9 to $11 a ton ‘and one load of ul{.l at 13. ‘Three loads of bay sold at $10 to $10.50 ‘ Ingersoll, Aug. 27.â€"Offerings toâ€"day, 075 boxet Anlifut e s saies; 90 ofered, eniesizen holding for @Â¥e. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ table & tom. 00 0 !5‘3-.4 Meatsâ€"The market was qui changed. _ â€" "'P'o'mr;fi few chickens sold toâ€"day at to 80c. cks are worth about 60c to TOc turkeys Je to 180. _ at 60e to" 1&;,;5'3-1'." ooo Vegetablesâ€"The murket is steady all round Cheese Markets, Holman â€" Good â€"= In Berlin, Aug. 28th, Ivey Holman to 1da Good. Kubhnâ€"Zleglerâ€"At Buffaio, Aug,20th, E. Kubn to Clara Zlegler, both of _ Campbeliford, Aug, 27.â€"Campbellford . Checse Fa e lA 20 k # as i0 iâ€"1, a 6. at fic. Balance unsold. F4 :l"iiéifi%i)}l!;&m_'ln farmers‘ waggons East Buffalo to §4 THE MARKET REPORTS Toronto Live Stock dinxz Wheat Markets Olesing previou® day. Closing toâ€"lay Aug. â€" Sept. Aug. Sept H MARRIAGES Tuesday Evening, Aug ; fair to cho BIRTHS Wheat On T2 10 i4 Tok Cattle Market s belug of common to . one or two loads of keted at good . prices. d were stoady to Orm. fAirmer, and bogs un« $ loads, 1,110 cattlo, 70Q be xul 30 calves. . Comâ€" wer® slow of sale. lemand, and sl‘lNl van est atock, and modum welghts, were sold at trade for cholce cnttle, at $4.40 to $4.75, and to $4.80.. Other grades ufi:”finl 1 offerings met on lees ranged from 32.2; e Stock â€"Rocelpts, 5,500; naâ€" > prime ateers, $5.30 $3.00 to $5.26; atockâ€" $ 0.05 .02 fad 60Â¥ 2.10 20) 1.80 6.00 8. ) 0 4.50 _to $8.50 cach. 40 to $3.05 per 35 70 ) 11% 12% Tow t and un per ewt lights. $ 0.05 .68 8.00 7.00 5.66 210 .20 13 14 6.80 light 845. be4 oÂ¥ sell 70 ()Nl and a +alf story house on main street in the vilage of Breslau and atached is in addition suitable for a small u.:lnm The properiy on which house is situa consists of w.?nn;m:m a number of Mm .::1]! aprin rnluo? er al. year around. ‘lfisr HY. W#um 3 â€"tt Freata u. THA'I‘ valua‘ le farm consisling of 105 acres siluated bet ween Heiflelberz ard St.Jacobs on the south ride of the Comesiozo river. 18 aores is hardwood buâ€"h the remaindr is cleared nndln-fiuodw".le of culiivation. Upen the pronerty is a youd bank barn, a stone d we‘ling, oro«ard and is well -_-up.p:led wiâ€"h hard »nd soft water. This farm is snitable for dairy purâ€" pos‘s. For further particulars apn‘y to 160 aere farm for sale, 1 milo icom Bresiau on the Gmeiph mad, with A:ood Woulo.g brick house and a good barn and driving shed. Ahan good orchard and well rupplied with water. o_ Asâ€"&0F ... Valuable Frechold Property in the Town of Waterloo. \HK underslkned bas reseived ’*m'- "nlhmuuw and William Sntâ€" ler, Ks ot Wi l’w... to ofâ€" ter for i alé by pub is auction Alezand er House, 6 on yoieednbi t ooll & d lotr nomber: 85 and 88. Un this parcel hall'."_'fin 3 upd 3 9n the yoost side %‘PP’”‘ im 4 h J. K. SHINN, Tuesday, S>:ptember 17th, 1gor1, [)U"’IJ( * NOTICE (nzof the Boan for the district of N. a‘ the * arket Hotel Ra im o oo us d c en in n c oe e t ORmtt the Town of Berlin: for a tran«fer of tne tavern lcense now he d b Jabn M.Scbmidt, of Berlin, County of \\ aterloo. 35 31. BEXJ.Diâ€"VITT, Lice nso Inspector. P e e o OR n n TS SE i belonging to the se Louis Engethandt 7 bouse is two storeys high, contairs 7 ro=n# and ki.ohen, ha» nx;-o' brick floor in ce lar, waterworks and gas. | For further partioulars apply to .. w': im n: nnlco-n & on en ns tmaonth dany a o nnaionerenneys & toe en nosi ie en af i‘ dence Duke St., opposite J. Letter Liguer License Act. Farm for Sale. House for Sale. Huberâ€"At Waterloo, Aug. 26tb, Edward, som of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Huber, agod 11 years,6 months and 14 days. MacWilliamsâ€"At Preston, Aug. 20th, Mary Carter MacWilliams, in her 68th year. . Trachselâ€" At New Hamburg, Aug. 19th, Mrs. Christian Trachsel, aged 85 years. & Bleamâ€"Near Logan,Mich., Aug. 14th. Jonathan BlJeam, aged 9L years, 4 months and 2 days. Brubacherâ€"At Mosboro, Aug. 20 h, Addie Brube cher, aged 25 yerrs UPLIC NOTICE is heteby given tht a moetâ€" [) ing of the Board of Linesse Commi«ston rs for lhezhuivz of North Wairrioe wi‘l be held x the * arket Hotel. Borlin. on SATURDAY, SEPT Tth, 1901, at 11 o‘cluck a. m , to consider an nmpli".:.lln'v: made by Ephmnim Fer iet, of instms memes i e Paic on he en mo name $s Wls veenbalary for Stoinerâ€"Soyderâ€"At the home of the bride‘a parents, Woolwioch T‘p, Aug. 14th,Geo.Steiner to AngelineSpyder. Walkerâ€" Ivisonâ€" At Kippen, Ont., Aug. 27th, H. G. Waiker, of Waterâ€" loo, to Miss E. Ivison, of Kippen. Holdawayâ€"Blackâ€"On Aug. 10th,Geo. Holdaway, of Ayr, to Lizzie Black,of Toronto, formerly of Berlia. pEatiés. s Waterloo, Ont. Telephore 267. Rosi Farm for Sale. Persons from (:l:mml }c ddu- $ | ease are invited to sA eonsult Dr. Pierce, |l !'; by letter, free.: All cotrzopond;ucdei: N ’ couducted un Fras * ty\ the seal of sacred a' _‘AL secrecy. . Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Baffalo, N. Y. In a little over thirty years, Dr. Pierce, assisted by his medical staff of nearly a score of physicians, has treated and cured thousands of men and women who had been given up as incurable by local physicians. * ifemer mcltes Mi% “: Hi€ Dingman. of Rapd u. rg Jenn ngman, l v €o., Mich. "Last I e on P aaegal.. the‘ time. My husband thought I had conâ€" mmption, He wanted me t& get a doctor, but moum would try Dr. Pierte‘s Golden Med~ leal ery, aud before I had taken one bottle the cough stopped and I have since had no sign of its returning." Doctor Pierce‘s Pleasant Pellets cure copstipation. $5â€"4t Auction Sale HAT de 3$5â€"1 mo. House for Sale. Funeral Director and Embalmer To Whm It May Concar Mrs. Charlotia Schrader, Exéoutrix Wim.Kramp, Executor. artioulare apply to _ W. Oofiumuurloo. SAMUKL u0OD, 8t Jacobs, Ont parce! there is «it ;}L;i‘ihi furt publicition: ‘iln h aaur:‘ph news,aper such 1 beieg on‘the &?d,\ypo.f August. A at the hour, day and places the Ih:fing the votes of the ele tors {t E;"(!E'i\'iifiiél;;(i of the (:or{.wmx of Waterloo, i= the event of the elector: being obtained thereto a Take Notice that the foregoing is n true copy of a propord byâ€"law which has been twken into consideration and wh ch will be finaliy passed Avd notice is heroby further .. Theat aftor the first day of September, 190!, the said ex> routors vill.goeeed to distribute the assets of the said es‘ate amon@ the partics entitled thereâ€" to, b.rinr regard only to the claims of which lbsr +hall then bave notice, and they will no. Nflh:flhmfifin“n a sets or any pnrt“t.he;ool so dis ano person or Emn- whose g‘aim or c‘aims they shall not then have notice. A, B. McRRIDE Eolicitor for Excoutors, 8056 0000000 _ _ ___ _ Waterloo, Ont. ,fi" o tacene ane ’fl'a‘ -- the m;m&'z e s t ce onl Homrer wri ies dota, Rereron, jue Tntd Uabeetucts uf the Munidvaniy "of \he 7 ‘That the clerk ef ilds Counci! shall sum up the number <f votes given for and azainst us byâ€"aw at the Council Chamber 0 < the 4 h day of Sep ember, 190}, at the hour of 11 o‘clock in the torencon. 8 That the M yor ofthe said town shall atâ€" tend at hamaid Council Chamber o> the 2nd dn{ of Sâ€"p embe . 1901, at the hour of 8 o‘clock in the afté noon to appoint persons to attend at the various flmng places and at the final summing up of the votes ty thesaid Clork resâ€" p ctively on beh«lf «f the persons intecested in an : promoling or opposing the paâ€"sage of this byâ€"law rrxpc':g‘lvely. ll‘indtl ptn--d after the assent of the ratepayers in the Counc l Chamâ€" ber, at the To‘l?:\l of Waterleo, this cay of » + * debt. _ ___ _ M 5. This byâ€"law shall take effect on the Arstday of October, 1901. > 8. That the votes of the qualified clectors of thesaia ‘Town of Waterloo shall be taken on this Byâ€"Law lzdbmlo', pursuant to Lhe Municiâ€" rul Act on Tuésday the third day of Segumbo ‘, 901, from the bour of 9 o‘clock fa the forencon until the hour of 5 o‘clock in the afte:» con of the same day, and at the 1 Jaces and by the Deputy 'lzetumlng Officers hersinafter specified, that is say: Ii‘orythe Nor:h Ward (pol ins subâ€"divi jons Nos h;nd 2 united) at Harmonie Hall, King Stroet, r. Chas. Noecker, Deputs Rcturnin« Officer, For the East Ward (po‘ling subâ€"divimons No 3 and 4 united) at Win. Hogg‘« offlce, Queen 8t., Wm. Hosy, Deputy Roturning Officer. For the Ssouth Ward(polling subâ€"divisionsNo=. 5 and 6 united) at the effice of the Water.c0 Woollen Comp..oy. King Street, Conrad Huchâ€" ner gard, Deputy Returning Ofticer, _ _____ Not! 30â€"5t Waterloo, O Dated at Waterleo this 2ith day of July, 1901 To Authorize the iegue of Debentures Ker the purpose <of exteriding water mains and perfecting the system of water works in ths L.aon > ‘Town o: Waterloo TOF CB6 uit of $aioy us bossas after provided (which is the amou t of the deut ncteaad. oc k39 the purposes aforesaid un to uo other. . _ _ For the West Wardt 7 ard 8 united) at the : the Market house, Ch Returning Officer, _ _ In The Estate of Wilian Young, **~*‘>n is hereby given thatâ€" a Byâ€"law for stopâ€" «. pang up a d sel ing the lolhm'l:uikms of bighways or road allowances in the Tow a of Wat ylnfi haiu composed of : Firstlyâ€"That "ort on Da streot im :h:h:dd T'i;'fim'i{ Vatarioo, easterly from the easte » ,,wuum”nlMydlmAmuoh geth. r with the extehsion sas erly of said Dayid «‘râ€"et, thirty feot in > idth as -on;lond th the «... uture registered i1 Book G ? as No. 1085. wdl‘: 'l'nuzmlonot the road allowance ‘x‘rom in width aJong the casterly side of a & "\‘{";:LD“M mnmjumn menâ€" thom in Ah‘u re easterly t x:thenuerly Imluflbouh-z::ouumn uf Moare Avenue willbe considered by the l1 #ipal Council of the Corporation of the Town ..m-?o&:nmfli of the said Council to ve Letd in th s Council zhthnh'h" of Waterioo on the 9th b t 1901 at 8 o‘cthek p. m., at which sarxd time O‘)L-t e said Conncil willin person or by Ccunsel of s..Jieiter hear nny ome whose N,fih be W aifected thereby and who poti‘ as to be so heard., A. 8. MeBRIDE, «_ "gmuwâ€"‘ le w issue the said t:nul.mu‘- to m m of t -hdobtnp:{thkm y & ing ih < period: of th rty years being the curâ€" rency of the said deboutur.s; such yearly sums neivg of such respective am unts that the agâ€" w: egaie amount payhle in cach pear for pijoâ€" Under Section 632 of the Municipal Act Farm for Sale. Wlmluu Â¥Y _ the sum of «ble in each of the oibur tweblyâ€"£ing yoa s of said "?‘t‘u find"u‘u lh; *mount reâ€" unig‘ us minu nu'h- m..a erest as hereinafier provided in £280.16. _ ality, â€" % {'hn the said deEntum shall be made pay â€" wbie . t the office of the ‘Freasufer of the said Town of Waterico and shall be rnbh on the first day of October, one in cach year for the next succeeding tMrt{ years common« in‘.vmh the year 1002 and shall cach be for s&. th g[nrozau unmnm;&-y- bie in ca h of the mi ity years for principal and intercst at the rate aforesaid. a 8, _ ‘That cach of the eaid debentures shall be daâ€" ted on the day this Byâ€"Law shal take effect. 4, During the curreney of the said Deben uro« there svail be rais d anuually by special rateon all the ratsable wg)ex& Jn }ho said Town of Waterloo thesum of $29.16 for the v:{s«o of ryln the amount due in each of the years for prrnclpdmd interest in respect of the said 3 pA) and interert at the rate hefvluafter menâ€" Uuned. n.p-a of the ssid debt rhall be .,,.:;E possit 1909},,';' 'P_-m"_“::& :‘?-v!; W atsrloo, Aaigust 5th 100L sioipripetty o0 be aaid Mankipaliny serond t â€" al h:s uvfi;.r:vmon' m’l\l of the do”u , being fur the year 1901, is the sum ;;A'é'd‘;mt:ti&u&lsttd the cx&s‘in“! de 10 debet s» . rporation 3 aud no principal or interest is in artenr. °_ _. Be it therefore enac -dxt.hub poration of the Town of W aserioo, ? 3 Municipal Counâ€" @ll thereof in Couneil duy counven d and as sembled, and it i~ hercby enaciod. L. For he pm-mohddn th said sum of wminydo nr-ol%h-lud‘fownol atorloo to the amount of as aforesaid shall beissues which said debentures shali bear Interest at the rate of 1 per ceot. D‘le. T: ly, and which eaid deben ures shall be lmd by the Mayor of the said Town of W aterloo and by the Treasurer thereof and the Clerk sha‘l atâ€" tach thereto the corporate seal of the Municipâ€" Town of Waterloo MREE hindred actes in the Township of 4t ce to Creditors. ron sALE . |Inamikasramames| â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" _ FOR S i es ~Warning. of Waterloo, Decea NOTICE. td ol ‘ug subâ€"divis‘ors Nos Conncil Chamber at A. Hachnel, Deputy RIDY, Clerk purpuse of ex in fixed for polls will be UChronicle: ublication f the Tow t of th me mo iJ Prizc list and al information (rom JaAMEs STARKEY, _ Wat. Larppaw, Mr. H. B. Duering of the City Meat Matket has secured enough stallâ€" fed beeves to keep his customers supâ€" lied until July 1st, You can rely upon getting the very choicest meat there fore at all times, TheMarket has been freshly painted and papered, a founâ€" tain aud pond have been installed, A}!â€" ed with speckled beauties. The showâ€" windows are filled with hams, cooked and raw, bacon, sausages etc. of the most tempting kind. Dried beef kept constantly on hand. Drop in and see one of the best and neatest shops in Western Ontario. *3 Music by the Guelph Musical Society‘s Band. Cheap Railway Rates. Single Freight Rates. Mr. C. Jones, of Berlin, is prepared to take threshing contracts on shortest notlce. Mr. Jones travols a steam Champion machine provided with .al, the latest appliances, including a dust 'l*ct'u" and chaff blower. For partiâ€" nufi cHarces JOX®s perâ€" ~at the Grand Central Hotel Berlin, foOF his whereabouts. â€" 30â€"4t September Don‘t forget it you‘ll regret Buggies. Panâ€"American People Aâ€"C. Thoman, King St., East of Scott, BERLIN Ave , Buffalo, N. Y Farm for Sale. I have the finest and the largest stock of buggies in the County to select from.â€"â€"The McLaughlin noiseless gear is noted to be the most durable and finest rider in Canada, also other makes which I sell cheap. Lumber wagons and the Wilkinson and Fleury ploughs. Horse shoeing doneso as to ‘give comfort and develop his feet. Interfering prevented. . GUELPH Central Exhibition Upâ€"toâ€"dats general prize list Special Attractions. Stalilfed Beef. Threshing. SPEEDING, FOOTâ€"BALL, TUGâ€"OFâ€"WAR Pres‘dent Open i5 Four Local Ulubs. (v)'pefi to the Countins of Wel ington, Waterloo and Halton. H. B. Duering. 17, 18, and 19. Hurry Up Sale â€" Note a féew of the following prices: i 8 Men‘s Black Fedora Hats, ular 50¢. and $1.00. now Brown, Pearl and Siate Fedr::u, u?:z.zsfx.z?saz. now Fine Brown and Slate Stiffs, regular Qz.ai $2.50 now Men‘s and Boys‘ caps, regular price 25c and 35¢, now _ â€" â€"â€" Men‘s fine summer underwear regular price ?x'oo and uns td = § $1. 50 per suit, now 5oc and Moen‘s Outfitter, Children‘s blouse suits, regular 50c and 75¢, now = =â€" _ 35¢ 10 Boys‘ Suits, 3 piece, regular price $6 and $8, to clear at Men‘s summer coats, regular $1.50 and $2 00 to clear at 50, 75 and $1 15 Men‘s Suits, regular g& $10 and $12, for _ â€" * $5.00 A few odd sizes in men‘s and boys‘ suits regular Frice , 4 $6, $7, $8, now $349 Box 479 Proprietor Youmteohurryuiitm want to get in on \th" fi gains. We have several lines of Hats, Furnishings and Clothing that we will clear out at wl ..: Sec‘y M. Wildfang, Town of Berlin, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th & 21st. * All live sh ck, exoe pouli mmuet be on the mn;dlcu o'eloclu:.m. S-tz’fin Bept. #lst, mn%mhoon the grounds fw 813;;:é £0th. e ibitors otolt.hmu.hhndm Ts must produce certificate of registration Judges when exhibiting. Anc sns batk erarfernan‘s Wee Tosy,"Upan tha property is s good. cony m i." t ";‘ifilr' arn, ul-v-‘:’ Araifimenarerar en oo ISAAC SNTDER, _ _ also buss connection ‘from _ east Amherst Gateof Exposition. Lodgings 50 cents and upwards, breakfast 25¢c., also box lunches given. You can reach home by Kenmore and Tonawanda electric cars from Main Street every half hour. Live stock excepting poultry on Exâ€" hibivion at Vlotoflli'!l'k and Poulâ€" try and other articles at the Skatin Rink, a few rods from the park. P. 8.â€"Wo«ld refer to Mr. W. H. Becker, of Berlin. NORTH WATERLOO Erdnl efforts have been made by the Board to make this one of the most attractive fairs evx:rdl;el'-‘i"h.yr?'fl‘h:ng -Muhg.%rh‘ 32 00. H h m}-'-"g" hipâ€"Ist prize $5 by 3 , ha wl T. t AReitenuph M E.D. Ind price $ mit bf ‘ot an pring horeoy and ontlie as 4 30 m e o Oe aorus bud Sittle wo 490 p. m Will »ccommodate 30 people dAilJ. Rooms are new, large and airy. No hotel sweat boxes. Strictly private. A. B. Campbell, Panâ€"Amorican Lodging, Special rates to parties ef four or mote, also club rates, Farm for Sale. Address, . . HMalf Price . . O. Bochmer. $rd prize $2 suit underwear by U. Clemens. e c AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND FINE ARTS EXHIBITION in twe Rules and Regulations. ie gedtrasratemmeas reprme s â€" ie mnees ces Open To The Province Special Attractions. President The Villa Ave. Home . ... 15 minutes‘ walk from grounds, Engage early. J. B. Rickext, 30 Villa Ave., BUFFALO, N. Y. .aof.. Odds and En * B. Dovitt, German Mills P.O. King St., Berlin. Secretary, The Suries proviiter s ognatant in front on teon cops the aok & $160 Aug.29, Sept.2 and 3. M. DICKSON, District P--': nger 2 ‘ J.l{flRICSLALD.A'-& @ BE ONSA® S BY a simple contrivance the can be changed to out from 10 to 12 a«#dosired, and has extâ€"a streng 2 Channel Frame sad Improyed Tilt. It the work of two walking plows. x & LABOR DAY Wheel and nre guaranteed the best line of gang ploughs in the market, winning the Grand Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, 1900 For sale at the Masseyâ€"Harris Warerooms, opposite the market, Waterloo. WiLL BE RUN ON Imperial Gang Plough The above together with the National and the Contury which is sdapted spocially for heavy cl«y soil, are all fitted with the Vority Fatented Double Cone, Dust Proof, Self Oiling Woodward‘s Waterâ€" ing Basins, _ Rarvest I Rarosy 3 Excursions |â€"**% Returning until Nov. 3rd AND 1 i 1 wmm%ndm; ‘1 ';‘.‘:I:t; in O.f-dgw t or m "1." ‘urther a piy tot!.xo neares Canadian POE“A:-G, . H. Asst. Gon‘l Paser f A B '1‘?(?:.‘:;7'»6 l-gt'.. Toronto. sA Returning until Nov. 17th, Sept. 17 Sept. 3 For Farmers and Dairymen,â€" LoÂ¥ 4 T MMAMMAmMAii % Simoue Frrat Fare Between »ll s*stions mfl lnahbotmit. Port Buron, MifB. Fails and Buffaio, N. Y..mg ist mo ’nd.g:‘l"lw%‘i .norbs:hn 3rd,, 1901. narticulai Agents Tranmk R:.I.I'W:;NM‘ inche M. J. 1 PAY for in 2 seasons, mw,m-ofl ,!!;!,!!3!!1'! in A"! tickets valld to return.nutil Sept. 1901. # 3 Detroit, Port Buron, Mirb E. N. HAWKE, Ageht Winni De!o'& Antier Estevan Hinscarth Hamiota _ Swan River Regina f Moosejaw ;'I'k' n : Chikery""*** Mact ecâ€"l Fdmonton 158C 715C INCLUSIY® Sept. 2, 1901 )$ ons en T9