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â€"The Park Bogard met on Monday evening, to consider the _P_deafs for the erection of the pvilion . The ::'pdayl were higher than the Bo»Ld t juatified in -&wdm. Jud the a:hivm wes ‘mpt ated t:a tgf the ans somewhetb in order to chespen e my..%hthmd vm meek os»inpzn â€"The $6400 Port Elgin debentures offered for sale by that Council were purchased t&the OQatario Mutual Life Assurance Company for $7,018. The debentures are issued for 20 years and bear five per cent interest. â€"(Owing to the unusually large list of successful candidates at the Eutrance Examinations which we publish this week we have been obliged to hold over cousiderable correspandence and local matter. . â€"We regret to learu that Mr. Lowâ€" is P. Kribs, the wellâ€" known newspaper man, is lying secioualy ill at his teald: ence in Weaton. â€"An American Pork Packing Comâ€" pany has been negotiating with Guelph with the view of locating there. â€" They will employ 120 men. â€"Band Concert and Fruit Festival at Westside Park on Friday evening. â€" â€"We ure pleased to notice that Miss Mary Berry, has been npfioiuled principal of the Doou Public School. â€"The anuual picaic of the Evauge} ical chucch here, will be held ay Weatâ€" side Park this (Thursday) fternoon. Devitt‘s City Deug Store :: A 10c. Bottle makes 5 gallons of beer soLD IN WATERLOO a1r Upgap DHIBT W A18T8.â€"â€"w 4SF SFFYOR : Brmwr & Siehal'mpz shirt v:!%m hese gm.d- were sold for 50 m; be onr choice while they leat for 26¢. Healthful and / Refreshing Drirk Try Wilson‘s e opab. The Bo ridey evening: Oppar Suirt Warsys.â€"Just arrived Bmar & Biehfil'mfl shirt ':!}lw â€"Labor Day Race meet, Waterloo For a LOCAL NEWS. | Galty, Respeler, Root Beer ) sâ€"«»tford and . their home here week. Messre. A. Hillierd and F. Weganast, apent Suadngu i’omm â€" and M , of New Pandee, %;u%firfibg’%fin&%w&m y Mhmy, Arting Beow of Patrsiband ___ Personal and Social Mr. Heary Delion, editor of the eaâ€" eemed contemporary, the Elmira Advertiser, g.vi“' 3‘3‘ Crroxictse & friendly call on Monday. Preston Progressâ€"Miss Ting Wrigth was visiting friends iuuBera‘n and Wfl- Daering, the enterpriging proprietor of l the City Meat Market, is deter mined to leave nothing wadona to maintain the high regutn&on is shop has always held for the excellerce of its meat supâ€" plies Quite recently he purchased ‘a eufficient rumber of atallâ€"fed fat cavtle to last him to the end of August, and customers can always rely upon getting nothing bus firstâ€"classe beef at the 0&&3 Meat Market Lamb, Muston, Veal, an Swaqgenohlldm&‘wmfl%&wnwd‘&; vetybe;%oicured meats kept constan on bhand. | Galy, RHespeler, Wamilton Mallarda‘® Brantford and others will be fully re f preseuted, Baxv Conc#sIt axp Feyit Festivar. â€"A baud c'o;oet& mdku:md :r: e bed in M \ er nusprzes of the Imdies 0‘%\&9&‘100 Methâ€" ~dist charch, next l"ri(k’y eveniog. The Park will be Wq‘ iluminated on ue occasion by ohou't“‘ The Watâ€" erloo M.S,. Band will be present to dis course music at intervals and the ladies will serve raspberries and creau, coffee, ico cream, lemonade and other refreshâ€" ments. . Admigsion to the grounds 10c,. children 5¢, refreshments extra. Gates open at 6 30 p.u., refreshments served from 7 o‘clock. Everyqne cordially inâ€" vited. tof Boy . MÂ¥ helgety ult t y BBacl my c@iiae d Ever r0 tus Forkâ€"Mc H. _ 1. Waterloo took their first innings n e oin ind en on y f‘o?:fimg.. Ha:&fi% in ffost es crinia at (te gl Adpt:y flrdqq‘:mmm aod a:{g er‘s hib bo Pitts / re him at . "dereey ‘Orewsenbafly to Martin‘s aplalt F:g_hr vgrkflk m hr’n ol be beaten on their l{fwa’ but the cas tigation had to be administered to shut npdmn .w:n::- ?;b‘l:o much and to prick the "bu ata tion" the iladrined bobtailed fepariirs had tried to fasten upon the team when they h:at an 8 man team from Hesâ€" !”"’" without ozrwhet- There is nothâ€" gi_hke a ‘ %emzme. downrighy licking to knock the conceit out af some pepole. °PÂ¥r°dv each other. 3 e Berlin ball team is oontmd of a fine lot of fellows and they played a placky game of ball on &w&u but they simply were outplayed at every K:wt» 1t was mortifying no doubs to e beaten on their gmfi but the cas | afternoon, and, defeated the Berlin tean: by 8 runs to 6. They won the game squarely upon their meritsâ€"by better pitching, better batting, better catching and by fewer errors in the field,. The reault was not for a moment ifldfl\“lnd'?n. in the &mgs car boysadded 4 runs to thei : they had a cioch on the (w‘m couldn‘t be shaken. Ward pitched a great game. He was most effective when the bases were full and when a bit might have &roved very costly. Crew gave him gily edged support. The wisdom of the decision of the manager and committee of Waterloo‘s team to dispense with the servicee of Cristall and retain W«d‘ was fully vindicated ou Saturday when these two pitchers The Roysa in Â¥a)~=â€" and Riack Trim MW':.- Rivais in Grey For the 5th Time. "They came, they saw, they conâ€" quered," Waterloo‘s invincible base t,ll team went to Berlin last Saturday WATEBLOQ‘83 #AÂ¥8BY VICTORY wmmcmm.w.aw_; the, plate. ts wi How Warerloo Won. when these §wo pitchers ut â€" Filobr 72 m er went to 5’«&"‘“&& 19 'zkf* | éfi % f To :: miitn I . ' all, Ec fim......‘"‘“‘“",%‘fzt arstsourt1.® termitory and was thrown out at lst by xm’h\t & baa decision hy Mitcholl gave bim the bag. Stoneman fanned, w%swndet- singled but was neatly ngiled on trying to make it a twoâ€" 8. ’Wu:l:dkod. went to second on a i bai}, and parloined third, P; popped, to Saunders, and J«nim'l tolâ€" lowed Ward‘s example, ndry %Cfll&lfl. Orew went to first on wood‘s miss, but Fichr re tired the side by dubbing to Cristall and m:«:-n out on lst. For Berlin, Blacklock flied to Hendry. Mathews sent a grounder to Jennings but it reached first Lefore him. in §rying to feel the leather, Martin ran ;itup&habweothiajm: and was 9. Rieb couldo‘s do batter than a li::h m\t: S.nExdets and kvu out at the initial biy. Koeter took a pa & was cilled in tryiog o wrlol,‘w and Auv_il’d stayed with his row‘q'éol} by fanning for the fourth ve time.â€"O,. _ For â€" Berlio, raham‘s jroum was handled too quickly by eanings anvd he returned to the ch. fluniggx hit another into Jenning‘s territory and was thrown out ~9wfw 7. Risb funned and Koobler fied to Mathe=ws, A:lward hit to Saunders and, was out at fratâ€"Q,. Kor Berlin, Saunders fouled to Crew and Haze!â€" wood went out a first on a dab hit to Wud._,OIWl“pqn.dm Hentiry. ?ldmuh&â€"z ~Kor Berâ€" Cristall lined a hot one to Allward, Blacklock fouled oat to Crow. Mathows wenk to first on Hendry‘s error, and Mayrtin‘s single was _ good, for BY .INNINGS hit to WATERLOO I] â€"PBALEB INâ€" Furpiture Springs Mattresses, Window Shades and J, K, Shinn & Co W, H, BECKER & 00,, a Amalgamation, Call and Buy ! We Can Save You Money i summer â€" Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Wash Muslins, Men‘s and Boys‘ Sm Coats andâ€"Vests, Parasols, Straw Hats, Ladies‘ Shirt Waists, Men‘s Oxford Regatta and Neglier Shirts, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, &c. wishes you to get a breezy idea of what he has in b&rgains: Dress 9°°d3. Silks, Mandkerchiets, Laces, 1t is too much like summer to be bothered with details, but Just a Sugpsiin. BICVYCILES We have amaigamated the ty Bookstore stock and our J. Uffelmann . Uffelmann. Booaksellers (by the case) Berlin, i4 Satchels . 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