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F‘&haâ€"-l Meeting of the Agricultural _ . Society Reâ€"Held on Monday Afternoon. The Watch House â€" â€" Klection of Officers. _ The North Waterloo Agricultura) mhfld its aunual meeting last ary, or the day fixed by the Act mm Agricu}tural _ Societies. present procealed with the reâ€" lar business of an annual meetâ€" ing, hearing the secretaryâ€"treasurer‘s ual report, and cected new offiâ€" cers. Those elected at this meeting were: â€" President, J. M. Staebler; Ast Viceâ€"Pres., L. Koehler; 2nd Vice Pres., Wim. Schaefer; Directors, Berâ€" linâ€"Dr. A. B. Campu=l}, J. Fehrenâ€" bach, J. Harron, W. J. Moody, R. Ried, J. M. Staebler; Waterloo â€" _C,. W. Wells, Allan R. Shants; Waâ€" "terloo T‘pâ€"Wm. Schaefer, L. Koehâ€" terloe T‘p.â€"Wm. Scaaeier, L. ATUCD~ i : 5 o . Plings president read the TORIEMAUNA "* ""~ *301,.1;?"“‘(?7 ST%:. Gies; WoO!â€"[ penj. Devitt, as secretaryâ€"treasurer, wich . "_d it t e \r'. ed that the a position he has heli for over 20 m'"o(s ‘omc::"“’l";u one py [T28ttâ€" The resignation was acceptâ€" election o had. not_paid i tbe'{' ed and Mr. Devitt was made an honâ€" mem,. h“h:' o!ees “l‘:” p:;.e nensni’ orary member of the society by the ‘“,":: rl;quu' o4 in Ubap. 45 S:c‘ unanimous vote of the directors. a 6 » * i 3P olaite TB st uie apiontinte sns | u. n 1 n Mooty m meretaryctrems ‘Arts Act, and it was owing to this iâ€" ang ity that the second annual urer, and he accepted the office. W“h "7“ e rd on Mon‘;‘ l:m i |, Jt was decided to hold the Exhibiâ€" Aost balled by the Prosicent, Dro _A [GQl opar, Friday and Saturd4". "At B. Campbéll, at the instance of the s eSurtely dovigee a detes were : not secretaryâ€"treasurer, Mr. Benj. Devâ€" efinitely decided upoh. ~ itt * % # ‘The meeting then adjcurned . s 2 The meeting on Monday afternoon was â€" largely â€" attended, owing . no doubt to the fact that it was eXxâ€" pected that a stormy meeting _ was expected. Among . those in attendâ€" ance were: Dr._ A. B. Campbell, President, Benj. Devitt, Secretaryâ€" Treasurer; ° J. M. Stuebler, J. G. Hurst, Geo. Moore, Allan R. Shantz, . C sns ies _ £EUE®E, CPCUY RETEONE D OOA C es s Dilman â€" Moyer, _ L. hoehler, Wm. Mitchell, Wm. Schacfer, L,. Weber, John. Gildner, Frank E. Shantz, Chas. Moyer, Geo. Bruce, Chris. Weber, Jacob Gingrich, P. K. Web er, John Bierman, Jucob Erb, Geo. Latsch, P. A. Snyder, R. Ried, W. J. Moody, E. Bricker, A. Wesseloh, J. F. McKay, E. W. Wilson, Geo. Bruce and others. . In opening the meeting the Presiâ€" Gent, A. B. Campbell, explained the fllegality of the previous annual meeting, and read portions of the: Agriculture andâ€" Aris Act dealing with the matter. It was decided by the members . present that before proceeding with the regular business of an annual meecing those present who had not paid their membership fees do so, aitcr which the minutes o1 the annual meeting in 1901 were read and adopted. L F W uoo Ee MR CR The Secretaryâ€"Trsasurer‘s financial statement, and the Government reâ€" port of che society were read, and on motion were adopted. ‘ At this stage of the meeting Mr. Geo. Moore thought it was a fit and proper time to test the feeling _ of those present as to the advisability of holding _ an Agricultural Show this year. On a motion being put to s i ifror _( " d varies me ui secasionaliy we will send for Mir it and return it guwanteed n time. . For clock vepairing try ME S d ol xt onleae e uf the meeting it was unanimously deâ€" cided that the show be held. On motion it was decided that the directorate be composed of two reâ€" presentatives . from Wellesley, Waâ€" " 6 mup areriit Mavae n â€"ANPCY Lo lc ic d wâ€"Oasvipitr On motion it was decided that the directorate be composed of two reâ€" presentatives . from Wellesley, Waâ€" terloo and Woo";ich Townships and the remainder m Berlin and Waâ€" terloo. 1 L NWm FUVT ; Vory Pleasing ‘The election of officer proceeded with and resu lows: Pres. â€"R. Ried, Berlin 1st Viceâ€"Pros.â€"Allan Waterloo. @nd Viceâ€"Pressâ€"J. G. . estogo. P 2 e CSTT® + Directors â€" C. S. Weber, Woolâ€" wich, Jobn Hill, C. R. Gies, Welles ley T‘p.,; F. E. Shantz, P. A. Smyâ€" der, Watertoo T‘p.; P. K. Weber, E Bricker, W. J. Moody and A. Wese loh, Berlin. §3 Jansen Bros., King 8t., Bexu Before President Campbell 18 T THE TRUTH? tural Agricul 100 of officers was then and resulted as folâ€" â€"J. G. Hurst, Con R. Shant: vacated _ Tank u. 2 % i: Tiaild (e m i she how he A for the honâ€" or conferred on , and llu‘rl that with the new officers new would be instilled "into the Agricultural Society of North Waterloo. ; There was no reason why this show should not equal or surpass many others held in Ontario, as this is one of the best farming sections in the proâ€" vince. It was for the directors, {armers and towns to see to it that this show was made a success. He believed that if the Fall Show was successful, a seed show and a horse show could be held in the spring unâ€" der the management cf the Agriculâ€" iural _ Societv. He also advocated tural â€"â€"Society . He also . AGVOCaseH the â€" amaigamation of the Agriculâ€" tural Society and the Farmers‘ Inâ€" stitute in controlling the fall exhibiâ€" tion, and by so doing more hmnfi WTVB, AERR .TE CC THS mala i on the part ‘of ‘the farmers would be created. & t° OWPAE en n MZT points brought out by the president in his address, and several valuable suggestions were thrown out . which will undoubtedly be acted upon . by the directors. , SECRETARY DEVITT REâ€" SIGNS. Afler the adjournment of the 1e gular . meeting the newlyâ€"elected diâ€" rectors met, all being present. The president read the resignation of Mr. Benj. Devitt, as secretaryâ€"treasurer,. a position he has heli for over 20 years. The resignation was acceptâ€" ‘ed and Mr. Devitt was made an honâ€" orary member of the society by the unanimous vote of the directors. The directors usanimously elected Mr. W. J.«Moody as secretaryâ€"treasâ€" urer, and he accepted the office. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moore Honored on ‘Their Removal to Berlic. Galt Reformer. â€" Mr. John D. Moore, Registrar of the County, is rbout to remove to Berlin. Monday »vening a number of the friends . of \Ur. and Mrs. â€" Moore assembled | at their residence, North Dumfries, to say farewell. The occasion, in that t was commemorative of the reâ€" moval of friends greatly beloved, ~alled forth many expressions of reâ€" zret, but these were tempered by the ‘ongratulations which were tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Moore on the apâ€" wointment of the former to the honâ€" »able and responsible position which ie now holds. Mr. + Andrew ~ Elliott â€" discharged with great satisfaction the duties of bairman, and in a reat speech â€"reâ€" erred to the long rcsidence of Mr. ind Mrs. Moore in the neighborâ€" mood, and emphasized the fact that they had assembled to do honor to Mr. Moore as a aéighbor rather than as a public mam, Aiioe e o en A magnificent bromze clock and two beautiful _ statuettes, accomâ€" panied by the following address, were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Moore: To Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moore Dear Friendsâ€"Your friends and neighbors desire to make the occaâ€"| sion of your removal from our midst the opportunity for giving expresâ€" sion to their hearty and sincere apâ€" preciation of the many attractive qualities of head and heart which have rendered â€" your long residence among us of such special value and interest to the community. You have always been interested and taken an active part in all that has been for the welfare of the neighâ€" borhood, and in doing so you have never refrained, when an occasion reâ€" quired, from sacrificing both time and energy. Time forbids, and your modesty would protest, were wC to empt . to recite the many _ occa~ sions when you have exhibited . the characteristics of true friends, so general . discussion ensued on we refrain. We feel, however, that we would be guilty . of the grossest ingratitude,â€"did we not in some tanâ€" gible manper evince and express our appreciation â€" of your worth. _ You have been so long connected with our joys and sorrows, our prosperity and adversity that we cannot conâ€" template your removal without feelâ€" ings af the keenest regret. y Mr. Moore, by the distinction . he has won in public life, has brought honor to the neighborhood, and . we would take this opportunity of conâ€" gratulating _ him upon his appoint« 'mtwmmowfltm which he now holds. 4 : e Good friends, we say farewell, but Mynnlmnvowfllmeht- ish the fondest and most pleasing reâ€" We desire to present you this clock as a small token of our esteem and regard. We hope you. will cherishâ€" this as in sotme small measure testiâ€" tying to our appreciation, and of the g’am wmfl“fi for your future prosperity and ha SAID FAREWELL. TRANSFERRED Muskoka , . wilhin Cany . £66 of . the : princ in Canad and the U s, ‘The of the hotel is planned to the best advantage for comfort, and conveniâ€" ence, special attention being given to ventilation and sanitary un:g ments. Its spacious suites, handsome bathrooms attathed, . are especially adapted to either large or small families, Cuisine and service are the best. Open for guests June iSth. Nor further particulats, deâ€" scriptive matter and ai information write M. ©. Dickson, G. P. A., To ronto WINFIELD â€" In Woolwich, March %2nd, the wile of Chas. Winfield, of a daughter. PROHL ¢â€" At ‘Tavistock, â€" March 23rd, the wile of Herman Prohi, of a daughter. REIST â€"â€" At . Preston, March 21st, the wile of E. B. Reist, of â€" twin daughters. BRODIE â€" At Preston, March 27th, the wife of R. P. Brodie, of a son. KERBY â€" At Hespeler, March 23rd, the wile of John Kerby, of a daughter. MEYER â€" At Freeport, March 25, the wife of Adam H. Meyer, of a GAELER â€" At. Beriin, MaAFCA 87. the wile of John Gaeler, of & daughter. SHERMAN â€" At Centreville, March â€"27, the wile of Adam Sherman, of & son. VOLL â€" At Wellesley, March 4, the wife of Henry Voll, of a daughter. DIXON â€" At Petersburg, March 15, the wile of W. H. Dixon, of a son. FRIES â€" In Woolwich, March 15, the wife of Jacob Fries, of a son. SCHNARR â€" At Berlin, March 8, > . ks og & the wife of Louis Schnart, 0% _® son. GOOD â€" In Wilmot, March 22, the‘ wile of Eli Good, of a son. ‘ LICHTY â€"â€" In Wellesley Township, on 5th line, west section, March 11, the wife of John F. Lichty, of a daughter. LITWILLER â€" In Wellesley â€" Townâ€" ship, _ townâ€"line east, March 16, the wife of Moses Litwiller, of a son. on : us . Mhe" ai JANTZI GoOD â€" SHANTZ â€" On March 25, i by Bishop Amos Cressman, Abram | ; Good to Barbara Shantz, both of Wilmot Township. } CAMPBELL â€" LINGNER â€" At El mira, . March 15, Patrick Campâ€" bell of Floradale to Mary Ann Lingner of Woolwich. VICKERMAN â€" SAUDER _ â€" At Riverside, _ Aptil 1, at the resiâ€" dence of the bride‘s brother, . Mr. Jerry â€" Sauder, Thos. Garforth Vickerman _ to Matilda Sauder, both of Zion. wWEBER â€" STOECKLE â€" At Strasâ€" burg, March 25, at the residence of the bride‘s parents, by Rev. J. B, Bowman, Ephraim Weber of Gerâ€" man â€" Mills to Maria Stoeckle of Strasburg. JANSEN â€" DEVITT â€" At Hamilâ€" ton, March 19, Arnold Jansen, jeweler of Ber,in, to Ella Devitt, | daughter oflsaac Devitt . of $Burâ€" .| lington. , | DIEHL â€" KERCHNER â€" At Erbsâ€" â€"| ville, March 19, Geo. Diehl of Ellis â€"| to Annie Kerchner of Erbsville. » | CLEMENS â€" MOZER â€" At Zion, a| March 27, Mr. Clemens to Ella â€"| Mozer. = on o y l SUTE ANTZIL â€" In Wilmot, March 24, Les the wife of John Jantzi, of a Cr daughter. s HACKBART â€" In_qu}&sE! 'f.o.vin- g::a' i ship, . 5th THOMAN â€" BIEHN â€" March 26, at the res bride‘s parents, by Bowman, Manassa T Dundee to Elsie _ port. LINKER â€" At Baden, March 22, Mrs. Seibert Linker, aged _ 66 years, 2 months and 15 days. MeDONALD â€" In North Dum{ries, March 19, James McDonald, aged 52 years, 8 months and 15 days. . DOERBECKER â€"At Erbsville, March 20, â€"Andrew Doerbecker ; aged 82 years, 11 months and 5 days. KOLB â€" At Saginaw, licl..“lua: 20, Wilhelmina â€" Muelier, wile 0° Geo. Ira Kolb, aged 42 years, 7 months and 19 days. The remains were brought to Berlin for burial March 26. MARTIN â€" At Weltesiey, March 11, the â€" infant daughter of John Fâ€" Martin, aged 1 year. HAMEL â€" At New Hamburg, March 13, Jacob Hamel, aged 44. years, 4 months and 18 days. GOREYERBIEHL _â€" _ At Berlin, March 23, Marianne, wile of Jacob Greyerbichl, _ agod 58 years, 8 months and 21 days.. . BCHAEFER â€"> At Stâ€" Agatha, March 18, widow ElizADOLN JSMTIEOC u.uplflynn,!nonthu«lt days. BOYD â€"At Troy, N.Y., March 27th, Florence McLean Boyd, younges! ‘IN line, east section, hl;rchl i:.,‘,'.,; 5 I‘F ‘ F yO BORN At Berlin, March 28, t â€" John Gaeler, of & MARRIED ~Manassa Thoman of New to Elsie Bichn of Free within easy . reach points in Canade BIEHN â€" At Freeport, at the residence of_ the R â€"> At Stâ€" Agatha , widow Elizabeth Schaet 80 years, 5 months and â€" of the late at 2 pm. DIED HOTEL Muciier,. wile of ed 42 years, T ys. ‘The remains Berlin for burial â€" Rev _ Jame! | Asns. Tro "n“ M‘E‘m'n , Cometety | 0B | ies ro British Torouto oi iatite uks ut w 1.o%s ady in price w are now again at the prices arie hemaie and 23¢ for and Tats demand beâ€" stroig a na-:gu asmal tm mestineh is Foky ts 1f E- per mm eattle nug.u to '”u:n'm for medium. Ba: Cattie=Were stronger, -eul:’ a g to g.a per ewt for rlcked lats â€"a .25 to rtmluehce. This is an mdvance of !\fnp:r cwt. Feeders and kersâ€"Wore steady, sellâ€" at $3.50 to $4.00 per ewt for shortâ€"keep and $4 to §4.25 per cwt for heavy ers. W ere trmer. * The large number of sheep which were left over from last wo{l have been almost all sold out, and as the recelpts were light toâ€"day the prices adâ€" vanced to the same figures as 10y were at early last week. Export ewes were selling at .50 to $3.15 per ewt. Lambsâ€"Were also firmer for the same reason as sheep. Yearlings sold at $4.50 P Wncs TTUUO LamLe ue 49 BB A8 y d Atl Waterloo, April 3. in s Hiid: sheep, Cl and lights. m mBBL MWIMIUTM DETD OOLdabAme‘m 150 head; steady at _in-cndu'- prices ; veals, tops, $7.50 to $7. 5. Mogeâ€"Receipts, 4750 head; slow but fairly _ steady and stronger for some grades; Yorkers, $6.60 to $6.170: light do. $6.45 to $6.55; mixed K;cl- ers, $6.15 to_!l.fl: choice heavy, g to T T o wb ccamolnd. 45 to Ts adr thaks." $6. 10. l?“ uo PPR DT CLU OO k ers, $6.175 m;.u; cholce heavy, a.h to :Jln. $6.20 to $6.30; roughs, .15 to .35; ltlp‘ $4.25 to $4.75. _ Sheep and bsâ€"Receipts, 800 head;. fair demand ; cholce lsmhs, $6.65 to $6.75; good to. choice, §6.50 to 36.00; culls to fair, $5.25 to $6.40; sheep, choice handy wethers, g.so to glo; common to extra mixed, .10 to .16; culls and common, $3 to $5; heavy export ewes, $3.50 to $5.175. Lending Wheat Markets. Closing vious . Closing toâ€"day, l mCuh. dfiy (.‘ni May. East Buffalo, Api! London, April 1.â€"Closeâ€"Wheat on pAM8â€" lae rather easier; malze OM vuu"‘e quiet steady. Wheatâ€"Euglish country marâ€" hu of yesterday, bollday. French country rkets, holld;{. Paris, April .â€"Wheatâ€"Tone dull at 22 Wc for April and 20f 45¢ for September and December. go tm O ECC L d a mbeâ€"Were nl-; firmer for the same son as sheep. o:;lA‘! zold at $4.50 F:Jr ewt and ing lambs at $2.50 Were b , solling nt $6.25 ;fiu« o‘mu $6 per cwt“ for 'm WBCRb: a 2s e v e e en i en ++ Kaneas Turkey Wheat Flour, Ocean........>> Flour, Sola........*.*> fi('v;r. Pastry.... PeAS.......00>+>> Barley .........â€" Bnn.‘permn.... Middlings, K’aru Butter, perlb.... Eggs, per doz.... British Cattle Markets Of suffering from kidney discase, Mime Minnie Ryan, of St. Louis, Mo., found a complete cure result from the use of PDr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery. AFTER MANY YEARS or Chicago Live Stock. WATERLOO MARKETS. 81. Lawrence Market British Markets. Live Stock 1.â€"Cattieâ€"Offerings, . Closi P aoy. "Shsk P | s April 1 attle, . T€} 19.00 21.00 .16 J42 14 215 42 10 10 iiz 11 craw 3 i7 'n* EE hundred acres in the Township of n °0 Pnunawn.lg-t4"" e To% maok. ar This is one of the farms cither for stock. or ne of the DNC * swnaâ€"aete of buildâ€" ~ ~"|Farm for Sale. 143% Watcrioo; Apr. 2n 1. 1902 Notice to Creditors. In the Matter of the Bstate of Henry‘ Becter, late of the T-v-d-'!;/ Waterlao in the County of Waterloo, ‘armer, Deâ€" ceased. % is uant the Neppegcets soo uaan ind h one mahd o P rat Wns nc prpntty on to das han t ae n mm-m-fdmfl“ s o onl thek: ie rpacan, g n‘m #.M ton, the full of their ol &.&‘vm..‘:t-.hwm the securiâ€" (if aoy) Bel® 07 PUMDC D on at ie will fmmedâ€" 14 5.175 6 8: 910 7.00 5.4 42 belt ‘ »hpreninptioenseae n tees pipsime e enc @ gard to the clainus we nu’:gh-.n:dmwmb Tor the . seets of the said estate or any part \hore, SF 4o ‘distributed to _.ny porsen or. persons of m.snm.unumum notice, t on s aoscicth RtosriLe P.0. } Exeon ‘ . ‘e P.O. Prrure J. nwxa.mlo-}l ':; .18 Nomant, Hro ie sn anecon ns held at the h.d%.d fl L\)n?;n; i Town of Watcrleo, on * Monday, April 218t, 1902, Eie t ut I at ore clelock p. nF..for the eleo on of officers and mt?nmel\'l y and vous derimg of tho rcâ€" poit of the Co.‘# uperations for the yui-ra and other hul:t_w__r‘h-\nw be brought ore ::uuwt un i. % meeting. | B3 9"685 / pp on wRIGRT, ON! mgre 6L MDUTECAT CLA0 ts a brick hou of New gnndfl- ‘Thereon is a brick houâ€"e b“::dm “&% fram» hrl..-nhu;io + sotomb k OrMaN, Fis Washington, Ont. Moroantile Fire insurance Co. \. Puunawn.lglx £ PH0 N UV This is one of the tarms cither for stock or f"lnnonurln. There are twoâ€"ets of buildâ€" nmmllsh-m-#hwuh'md» one, two of three farms. For par ioulare apply to the andersigned on the premises, or by to JAMES HUNTER, _ _ Farm for Sale. 'I\BAT valuable farm consisting of 183 mores. Bechtel‘s ‘g:m.. pear G rman HH;} three Bs "Uban ths properts, W T 20gh com t erleo. B & d welling mu. a banl r -n:':nv nient out houses. is well su with hard and soft water and is in a fret cla»s state of cultivation. rammm.‘uwmnmm the proprieâ€" tor on the promdses, WO choi THE unds rsigned offors for sale hi _ two story frame hou<e co ner Young and Queen St«.. Waierlgn, cor taining 7 rooms and kirchon, With evry modern convenience. ‘Al 0 three good building lots on Young =t Fâ€" r further particâ€" ulars a; ply pu-ull{ en bklfltu to ase PHILIP KRAFFT, Waterloo. 8f Notice to Farmers.‘gggs for M.tching NE sore of land situated half THE nndersigned _ w shea to intorm the ues C Mueler‘s farmers of this vicinity that he has a th m BARJ;&W-W rom T I "ha "_-ot: n":hvmm-h"l‘ Bu?m" eiel pedigoss, for g‘-onlflr. «haps and size. Call and see hem or m “cu 1. B DUERING write . Prices to sult -vflm x bull Wateri=0. ro e horthorn Bulls read for service, wifl‘:m"‘- pediero®, E’Q""" we 53. p‘AVID K. DEH, New Dundee N Rumeiharat, t‘mile west cf Wateriog apd. 3 milles from Ber.in, St. Agatha and Hirbs. y .mot 111 acres moré or less, 12 to 15 acres of w is in “g"""" bush. .o.,,.,“ C on Duaiaingnrt gor tmreana sxet lent water uifured sear school E\‘- is on of ‘he fineet ‘arms in the County. turther Information apply on the promiâ€"es or by letter to [ IGNATZ FRKIBURCKR, bwer \ aterioo + O . O. t 1949 #1â€"tf. A fine lot of Paims, Roston Ferns, Azelins, Easter Lilies, otc. In cut fowers we (ffer Carpations, Roses, Violets, Daffodile, Hyaciaths, Tulips, ste.. â€" . FOR SALE. 19â€"4f. __~ _ ~ YEGETABLES. Lettoce, Radisbes, Rhubarb, and in fact a fall ue of seasonable vegetables. TREES and BHRUBS. C Apple, Pear, Plam and Cherry trees| ___*_____. y ‘ in ail -:: .e:g:‘e.n m; also bardy WHOLESALE and RETAIL, w rose , vines, the leading | prompt Delivery to all parte of the l"“““" ornamental trees. Teinâ€"City. . Store in DEVITEs # T. };ANZEN BLOCK, Ers 81. 'Au-uo.”. House For Sale. Phone 402 FLOWERS and PLANTS. March 20th, 1002 Farm for S@le. _ \goeg Time Aapual Meeting For Sale. BENJ, DEVLIT. se l..u‘gum ISAAC SNIDER, n that the m_sto‘“,".'_:.:'??‘; Alma. P.O.. Out. German Mill P.0. . & ANZEN Act a mile south s50. etary. oh. y wi i te y in the d a| y , * * . to Hate we lead, others try to tol= ‘ : * x lo#, -OU‘l”"Q ® l ks ‘ _~ . ue Antest stslesâ€"by . every y i duthioe i seute comn iate â€" We mBke ie ' com| ‘s make _ \s‘-.""".._.â€"-p’ a epecialty of Children‘s elo ing» â€" ';L‘ < ss 4 have them trom $1.50 to $7 00 per sult. _ t Watch our store for Bargains baturday. % OAd lot of Suits worth $3 50 to $6.00, going at $2 00 each. ¢( u_ # â€" GCeats "*â€"_ 350 to 500, * «> 1 00 each. J w‘ if . Has "®_â€" 150to 250, @ 4 256 each. We have a large stock of rain and shower proof coats, latest stylee, from %3.50 _ to $18 00 each. § Â¥ M. WTILDEFPANG, _._ "Sign Gold Star." Wm Gm{‘& Sone, of Chatham, the largest manufacturers of ca and buggies in the Dominior, are represented here. A fullâ€"line of Pbaet f Surreys, Traps, Road Waggons, De Bufgln and funcy rigs of all kinds. All work %&rfll(.‘d and prices ntendin pur:‘uen_ ¢ call at the Masseyâ€" Harris wareroom$s before buying dmgere S Notice To Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Strickler, Late of the Township of Waterloo in the County of Waterlo, Farmer, Deceased. OTICE is hereby pursuant to the § Rovise Bmu(nln’l'?)"»hdo 1897. Chap. n flonbrocc n‘ w 0 -:v'n:'”dflonra %fi&'n. wb?)dld A::r 3:-: ® i ‘.' w‘. ¥« mm t'x‘n-d by m;m;fl.u mfilur to the ur der igned, one of the executors of the ast y CH0 CS EOX TCLI2 Accanced on oF the #2rd day of Februsry . 1 ePe mmE t» send by mp«pfi.u w“lv-r to the nvdwlfll.md the executors of the ast wilt teiament ofâ€"the said deceased on or before the first day of May A D 1902, their Christian and surnames, -dsn-m and descrip~ tion, the foll particular« of heir claims, a Stateâ€" ment of their accounts and (he natur of the seourities (if m) w:fim And fucther take notice t the executors will imâ€" mediatâ€"ly aft r the raid last mentioned date prouedtodin.ributoflnutfleo( he id aeâ€" ceased unor-fi the parties entitled thereto, hayâ€" img ngrd onty to the claims of which the raid executor shall then have had notice, and that thâ€" said executors will not : e respon®s bie for the sgeet« of t e said estate or any p rL thereof so istribute ,.to any person or persons of whose ctaim they shall » t then h+ve had notice, ‘ Dlud&nqflthdnyofm 1002 w JACOH B 8 HMIDT, TA TCEA aik 12â€"3t 13â€"3moe; SI!BE undersigned offers for sale tbat desirâ€" able farm know». as the David B. th; homestead, in the Tewnehip of Waterioo, 1 1 miles west of the Tâ€"wn of . Wate Jeo The farm contains 219 acres, about 195 acres glea and The balance in good ‘hard wood burh, 38 acres sown in fall wheat. 45 sores in. grass. baian e plowed for sprin; -edhz % ‘The farm is well fences and â€"n fi at eL- ot ultivation. On it is a good house. batk baru and al} ~necesâ€" sary outâ€"bnildingr. y 0 er at ‘both house and ngo aprings on the farm ® apply on the prem! j 3â€"3mo 0O Pmd 0 xloo. 1448 S.ua‘i:;:‘;'m‘:'l';; can suppl you with the | ¢ wost reiiable farm and garden a ed» of all kinds, on done ts bennens; weer conmtandp on | hand, . Milveâ€"ton, Waterion «nd % oo poate tds mofl'm':“ oitry C + fm'oysr”&dh. Bibby‘s Cream .R | the best of all caif foods, kept in stook, Gingrich‘s Stook is known n‘. . $2 l k oadl mt meaoad | Hnseed meal, catmeal, wheat, beana, (rain bags l WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Pramnt Delivery to all parts of the x GINGRICH, prop fetor of Farm for Sale. Harvest SHALL NOT FAILâ€" dak â€"ANDâ€" Executor, Baden he °" ATERLOO | you with the 1T. Elax"lze, Star Clothing House, King St , BERLIN Ont Easter Gol: lh:hmfl-h.m.fihn Anâ€" dwglngc.umniu upwsndlnolmm Single LOVE T i Between All Stations in Canada _ _ Anmm#m»mmw Port Hurn, Michigan. % All etations TO but not FRO M Ruffale Hu& B wck Rook, N Y, Nl?-nl‘t“& N. Y _ ® Susp nsion Bridge, N pâ€" Going March 21st to 290th. inclu« to, returning up o-ndl:whdlnt':nwllwl.l’l m% For fm particulars apply to Agents 0 Grand Railway System. : J. R. STRICKLAND, Agent, Waterio. _ M. C. DICKSON, Diâ€"trict Passenger Agent. A (reat Reduction John Hill oN THE BALANCE OF MY BUGGI Toiapinls ‘i"fi‘ffi Cediion_â€" Por tarme and partioulars «pply,!o of , Rast sing St. DEALER IN YORKSWRE PICS From six and sight weeks up to SOWS one year and upwards, all bred from imported stock,. Thoroughbred Shorthorn cat tle for sale at all times. 3 Valuable Property for Sale in +d r. t0 muke room tor a ship ment . of catters and . sleighs. Horse shoring done so as to give confort and develop the feet Interfering prevented. RETURN . TICKETS will be issued at . ‘Teachers and Studetip Wellesiey. A C. Thoman, Holidays..â€" FIRST CLASS AGEF T. Scott, BERLIN Fare