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Time Priceg. «Jueen‘s for d 50c ‘ot ton lored for 1 DS. 8e to give he like of ird of beâ€" the counâ€" all on us e and be n of prices, â€" to adver. . antles, lothing DA LPCOIn & ) , 1 ya* biuge .. 50¢‘. 4 â€"Our readers will find much of interest to them in the advertisement of J. Feanell and Son, of Berlin, who are known throughout the county, as an extensive and enterprising hardware. firm. To add now ) success to their many great achievements of the past, they have decided to invest more money in judicious advertising., The enterâ€" prise, and push of thig is almost volimited and our readgrs, will, we are sure, look forward to th6 weekly anâ€" â€"__ nouncements of J. Fennell and Son with 1 zo small degree olmg". 3z same of Mr. I. C. Bowman, formerly of this County who began business in tnav"city in 1867. _ He handles largely dour, grain and feed. The Globe in concluding its notice says : Mr. Bowâ€" man is an enterprising progressive and popalar gentleman, the soul of ‘hbonor ind [{transacts business on the, broad principles of equity and justive. . â€"Our readers will ‘find much of 1 "â€"Mr. E.H, Schlimm bas opened a taior shop on King St., in the stand formerly occupied by Mr. Ed. Young, where he is prepared to do fashionable tailoring. His charges are moderate ind guarantees a first class fit. â€"liabbits appear to be quite numâ€" vrous in Kansas. â€"From a letter shown us by Mr. Franklin Good we learn that the annual Kiwoka county rabbit hunt took place on Dec. 3rd,‘ 165 men participating. About 6000 rabbits were killed and sent to the Chicago ind Clevelanl humane societies. The Woods County hunt took place on the following week. â€"The Saint Jobn (GHlobe has issued a trade edition which contains an exâ€" cellent writeup of that city. Among the prominent merchants we notice the â€"The passengers carried by the (ialt, Preston and Hespeler St, Railâ€" way during Nov. numbered 15,000. During the same mouth the company hauled over 520 tons of freight. The right place for bargains in violins, accordions, autoharps, guitars, mouth organs and all kinds of strings vou will tiad at Jake‘s Cigar Store near the rail way diamond, Waterloo.â€"50â€"3t â€""Where are you going to buy your Xmas presents ?‘ "At Hobden‘s Bookâ€" store." _ "And why ?" "Because they are all xsw and upâ€"to date." â€"»\ number of sewing machines, organs and pianos are offered at about whole sale prices to clear what is left in szock at R.D.Lang & Co‘s, Berlin. 1t Mr. W. K. Trapp,agent for Goldie w McCulloch, Galt, put a very large safe weighing three tons, in the office of: the Waterloo Manufacturing Co. last week. * C â€"News budgets from (Glenallan and Natchez came to hand too late to be in time for this week‘s issue. +Mr. C, E. Knowles,the well known ob printer, Galt, has purchased a half interest m the Preston Progress. Progratmmes are out for the conâ€" ‘nd â€"Perfumes, best at lowest prices at .\rAider'; Drug Store. â€"Beaver plug is the old reliable gentleman chew. lefuse imitations. sold by J. Doersam. 53 â€"The Central School will close on Friday next, 20th inst., and reâ€"open on Monday, January 6th. The Jeweller, There are times when people ’doflf have much money.‘ We‘ve pienty f stockâ€"eredit enough to uy more. _ We give credit to reâ€" Lentels at Hasenfilug‘s grocery. For Christmas presents go to Saniâ€" Drug Store. . N mas at Snider‘s Drug Store. L GOOD DEXTERIIETS PEQU EGNATS LOCAL NEWS. atch.es, ClLoclkze, Rimngs, . â€" _ ets, ete a given by the North Western rlee Club on Thursday, Jan. As ‘ TO AUuVERTISERS ‘hanges must be left at this office ef than Saturday noon. The fact, everything in the line suitable for Xmas for members of your family nds at â€" t changes must be left not late lay noon. _ Casual Advertiseâ€" deptedl up to noon Wednesday W'&J(. e Trust cverybody, but cash barâ€" our specialty. We have resents at Hobden‘s Waterloo. the course of the eve 4 mending the work as a faithfal, nga teacher of musia: ° _ © _ Mrs. Srapy‘s Coxncert â€"A very | MA NV,_" ""° *NUWI 88 pleasing eatertainment was givene!‘:'; the Sea'gl;un "‘?: g;’":' the pupils of Mrs. Spady in the Town fimR:va‘:h:x U:bou Hall on Tuesday evening. â€" These yearâ€" of.. S â€" Olement‘ is ly eoncerts have become very Bopular | porg 5 muigu were ;'{'m‘; and despite the unfavorable state of the Mise Jessie Melboarne. a weather the hall was crowded to its | MMSS V °851 rted b l;“’l utmost capacity. The pupils performed :‘; grp:obn J’ ®, the various numbers on the programme ":. ven awa mr’. in a manner which reflected great credit Thof: edding T 7 5 % upon their efficient and painstaking ceut coll ectionm o(. g‘on': . teacher. ‘The musical programme was the best wighes of : man varied by a number of dislogues and all of the eonnt; tableaux which were rendered very w parke the Soatt effectively, Where all did so well it M“"’"‘S ""'“m i rem would, perhaps, be invidious to name Ulbogmr?:.nd Mr. J, E. | any one specially but we cannot forbear uan limet “'q';. mentioning the name of Master Na i’ o&'::bovl y 1 I"I ‘a very high degres of technital skill and W (ad w both on the violin and the piano. This about "'*h! ul _ was shown in the clever rendering of a Mr.Walker will we ant selection from the "Bohémian Girl" on | ; ; ; ide to Wateripe to: the violin and in the piano. sgle from | ‘~ _ ~ _ °_ °"7 "". Liezt entitled "Rhapsodie Hongroise" |. . _ : > _ _/ No. 2 (in E). ; Master ?dy ready |~ History of Waterl6o known as a com t of considerable | . ; _‘ . â€" . fi merit and fim h‘” + bri ‘v h wve reomved i J:? u‘ w.’!.;g Te ts PAACEECAe: .<l Migpe o AEREFOAEIH e 4 en e ECCC Deate or Aurr&p Binarxax.â€"On Monday afternoon Mr. John Bingeman received a telegram conveying the sad news that his eidest son Alfred, aged 25 years, had died of typhoid fever at the General Hospital, Brandon, Maniâ€" toba. He went to the North West last August. The remains will‘ be brought back and interred in the cemetery on Saturday. The funeral will take place in the forenoon at half past nine ffrom the residence of his father, about two and a balf miles east of Waterloo. Much sympathy is exâ€" pressed for Mr. and Mrs. Bingeman in the sudden bereavement thty have been called upcen to sustain. o A Giaxt Pixg.â€"Talk about big trees ! _ Last week a huge pine tree was cut down by Alex. and Ezra Schafer on the farm of Wim. Schafer,1} miles west of Berlin. The falling of vthe tree was heard for railes distant. The tree was 135 feet long and 74 feet in diameter at the butt end. 7 logs and 3 cords of wood were cut out of the tree. The logs in all measured 6273 feet, the thickest one 10 feet long, measured 1,â€" 200 feet and weighed 6,330 lbs.â€"Com. Youxa Mex‘s Liserar Cuurâ€"A meeting of the Young Men‘s Liberal Club was held in their rooms on Tuesâ€" day evening. Addresses were delivered by Mr. E. W. B. Saider the Liberal candidate and by Mr. Goorge Moore. A programme of recitations, readings &c. was also given. The attendance was good and much interest was manâ€" ifested. Axxvar MegtiNaâ€"Theannual meet ing of the Waterloo Branch of the Upâ€" per Canada Bible Society will be held this (Thursday) evening, Dec. 19th, at 8 o‘clock p. m., in the Waterloo Methoâ€" dist church. Addresses will be given. All are heartily iovited to attend. A collection will be taken up in aid of the Bible Society. To CorrssroxpExtTs.â€"On account of Christmas and New Year‘s Day falling on WednesJay the Curoxict®E will be published on Tuesday of the next and following week. News budâ€" gets should be mailed so as to reach the office on Monday or Tuesday mornâ€" ing at latest. Correspondents wiil please note. Coxpuctor Sxrorr at Enmtra.â€" Conductor Soider will give his celebratâ€" ed lecture entitled "Life on the Rail and the Poople We Meet" at Elmira on New Year‘s ‘eveniog, in the Elmira M. 8. Hall. Corductor Snider is well known as an eloquent and convincing speaker and will »o doubt be greeted by a large and appreciative audience. i Couxnctt MEETINGâ€"The Council met on Monday evening last. A statement of receipts aod expenditure was subâ€" nitted by the Treasurer and received. After the passing of a number of acâ€" counts and of a By: Law forholding the next election t.ho"Councilv;agt;i;!-l:dj fo W w o n t o e t on Monday last fespeler won from Pearson by 24 to 4 ; Gitson from Traâ€" vers by 17 to 16 aod Haight from Anthes by 14 to 13. o Curtincaâ€"The first of the seties of home ma‘cbes for the Gibson Cup, now held by Mr. Geo. A. Brince, was played on Monday last Anatrialarn apan Wikeas NicB Xuxas Boxes.â€"25 in “u box (Jake‘s Special Cigar) a real 1 cigar for 5¢, by the boxâ€"or by the pi€se ut Jake‘s Cigar Store near the diamony, Waterioo. All kinds of musical inâ€" struments cheap.â€"50 3t co when can get the genuing Tonka Fmixlnoi:-loof‘: package, Sote ‘by J. Doersam. _ â€" * ~g es Axxvar â€"Somnor Mzetincs â€"On acâ€" oouutbltbolngfw“ the ‘year falling on Christm , Day this ‘year the snnual schol mestir will be held on the following day, vig : Thureday, Dec. 26th, pxe * â€"Cottolene and supreme at Hasenflug‘s; _ _Don‘t buy cheap cut Smok about three weeks." x ol Mr.Wailker will we understand bring his bride to Waterioo to reside., _ made. ‘The newly wedded couple Jeft at 5 Golock for New York, Balsimore ashington return in nhmtthm'mh?d t Usborne and Mr. J, E. Seagrato, and many complimentary specches were Miss Jessie Melbourne, and the groom was supported by Dr. Harry Riddeli and Mr. John Jounes, jun The bride was given away by Mr. Frank Lloyd. The wedding presents wers a magnifiâ€" cent collection of gifts, sccompanied by thebectwishqd wo! many Mm;.‘”:: all parts e country. the wedding repast the toasts of the bride and groom were given by Rev. hir. Usborne and Mr. J, E. Seagrato, and A very pretty wedding was that of Mr., John R. Walker and Miss Emma Veronica Melbourne at St. Clement‘s Church yesterday afternoon. The litâ€" tle Lesalieville church was crowded with the friends of the. bride, who is a memâ€" ber of the choir and one of the most highly esteemed of the residents east of the Don, as well as of the groom. who is weli known as the trainer of the Seagram race horses, and the. most successful man in his business in Canâ€" ada. Rev. John Usborne, the rector of St. Clement‘s, officiated. ‘The bridesâ€"maids were Miss Melbourne and:> The following which we clip from Thursday Globe is self explanatory :â€" The regular quarterly services of the Waterloo Evangelical church will be held next Sunday, Dec. 22nd, Preparâ€" atory services will be held on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday the Rev. M. L. Wing, P. E. Berlin will preach at 11 o‘clock &. m. . Services will also be held on Sunday evening at 7 p, m. The Rev. P. A. McEwen, B. A., of Windsor, N. 8., has accepted a call to the uewly organized English Baptist Church of Berlin and Waterloo. Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. in the new Y. M. C, A. Hall, Queen street, Berlin. A corâ€" dial invitation is extended to all to atâ€" tend their services. WATERLOO EVANGELICAL The annual Christmas festival in connection with this church will be held on Christmas eveniog. A good. programme of recitations, dialogues, singing &c. will be rendered by the children of the Sabbath school, : A special Christmas service will be held in St. John‘s Lutheran Churoh;on Christmas evening. _ An interesting grogmmme of music, etc.} will be given y the Sabbath School scholars. The choir of the charch will also render a number of choice selections and be acâ€" companied by a number of brass instruâ€" ments. _ Miss Alberta Woerner of Elmira, spent a few days with friends in town. Miss Ella Williams, Gueliph, is spending & week with her sister in town. Misses Emma and Edith Roos 1eâ€" turned on Monday after spending a few days with friends in Galt and Preston. Mr. D. B. Dewar, ms r of the Bank of Comnterge, Lonfion, spent Saturday with friends in Berlin. Misses Amelia and Christiana Wieâ€" derbolt, Pomelia Schmnidt and Allice Hyde, spent Sunday with the latter‘s parents at Ratzburg. - Mr. N.Crese,photographer of Elmira, speat Sunday in town. Mesers Arthur Hilliard and Wesley Hagey of the Toronto School of Denâ€" tistry, are home for ‘their bolidays. Mr. J. D. Boulton, teller of the Molsons Bank, is spending his Xmas aud New Year‘s bolidays at his home in Toronto. _ / 5 & Hamilton, that hale and ‘ well mot fol: Jow vho; :;:rm knows ncifiitylu ‘Charke ight Brigade‘, ® Pin‘ and ‘The Wounded Soldier in such a nianner that it not only reflected a great deal of credit upon hinwelf, but also upon the 13th Battalion of Hamilâ€" of having one at‘ Wedded In Toronto WALKER â€"MELBOURNE which he is oneâ€"of.the favorite Personal and Social The Churches. LUTHERAN. BAPTIST. u'i:;ffio":r}.p med [ O = ~, "’"""’ udigl. | e, and the groom K f f ks to t . H Riddeli lju;‘ur{;hengé‘ “.mp S Bflo t Pfl 'r;mn;‘ %git WA’I’EM. s c Surhic ie of its noubncr: dgtaofilneteftmaxt: wz e | wareilog, ©â€" ydelix(.!d(}mqyatSaporlb. short history of the f sfathers of those Pmmm Candy at 10¢ W th, t ampiema 01000 L0 ‘;“MWWMW&; Cream Chobolates at 15¢ por Th. labor and the factegathered from ly different sources will be inval ;;“.., wole O ul 4o2 .0 (/|~ Peppermint â€" and . Conversation | Premises, or by ictter addrosscd fo"" _ _ *‘ compilation of this History must | Lozenges at 10 cents a pound. ‘Ali|} ~©#â€">=®*° ; W»x GARLAND, Propr, _ &’:‘;‘ffi"l’:fi‘:flh.‘.““‘i“ other candies in proporg?n. New Dundés, 1 Sopt., s, ~*" U"""®* * * short history of the forefathers of those early settlers, together their naâ€" tionality, réligion, etc, families are : arrangetl . alphab y and the first volume includes all familiea from A. to L together with a complete index and all the latest Games;" the latest game of "Watérlo0." . Hockey Sticks are selling cheap at °_ . A beautiful assortment of Hints for _ Gift Givers ! No. 20 to 24 King Street Kast, Berlin, Ont,, Next door to Nevilie‘s Drug Store. This is a chance that will be counted as a fortunate occurrence in your life. A chance to get just what you want, at a justâ€"whatâ€" youâ€"wantâ€"toâ€"pay price. If you want to get a little better article at a little lower price than you exl;ected to pay, come to our store. Come and look at our goods. They will verify our statements. Men‘s and Boys‘ Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gents‘ Furnishing â€" Goods, Boots and Shoes, to choose from. Large stock Undershirts and Drawers at all prices, and the values cannot be beat. We offer you as nice & line of Goods as you ever: laid your eyes upon, in our Fall and Winter Selection of If so,.don‘t fail to see our stock. We have Tons of OVERCOATS and SUITS Do You Want To Buy an | | ‘ _ OVERCOAT this Fall ? OVERCOATS ! J. Uffelmann Sweep our Sholves Cles ’ o ppap.. IM ARGS 0 npâ€"4â€" 25 ?B'"d""“a‘b,oeiglmm Mmy mll'Bfillas ! ME'A_SA‘L & :E__ BLY f 8. BRUNK & CO., BIBLES, . PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, ALBUMS, | â€" PURSES, SLEEPâ€" :,f’IN G DOLLS.(all sizes) ‘CELLULOID and PLUSH GOODS, COLLAR and > CUFF BOXES, . SLEIGHS, â€" DOLL CABS, °. Sweepers for Cash, All goods on our vfi. | must be sold ufii‘ j Price cuts hbut litte f‘h‘ | "Flbg".;v:l;&'. Music daily at the of the .pioneers of :y ’ s : ns /. k él;eafh-i, | Christmas |Presents Cheap As we are doing principally a cash business, we are consequently selling at close, cash prices ; just think of a â€" _ be seen upon entering. Perhaps many throughout this county have not taken advantage of seeing this fine store since it was reâ€" mogelled, and to ‘those particularly do we extend a hearty invitation to come and see itâ€" in its holiday attire. If any store has made special efforts to secure a fine range of Christmas Presents, the City Grocâ€" ery and China Hall certainly have accomplished it, which can plainly HASENFLUG‘S. WALPER BLOOK â€" _ Gents‘ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Boys‘ and Youths‘ Clothing. Saturday Bargain Prices will irevail in Boya‘ Clot{ing and Overcoats for this month It will pay you to take advantage of this offer for u etul Xmas presents. BOYS‘ CLOTHING A new lot of Bow Ties to arrive for Xmas. New lot of Derbys and Fourâ€"inâ€"Hand for Xmas. _ Lined Glove , the best make in Canada. White and colored Kid Gloves, all sizes. Collars apd Cuffs the new styles. Use Berlin Renton Braces For 1NDZ RUTZCC ,M!8 _ NANCKerCNiGIS, refiular price, $1, for 75¢. Fancy colored_silk hdfs, regular price 75¢, for ‘50c. â€" , none equal to my 25¢ special. > A special lot of White Silk Handkerchiefs for men; extra good value offered in thase oods. Initia â€" White Silk Hdfs . at gOe, colored ®silk handkerchiefs, regular MEN‘S FURNISHINGS CAPS AND FURSâ€" _ ~ HATS ! HATS! Black and Colore{ Felt Hats in all the new Block English and American styles at special clearing prices,. . _ . Woollard, Good Wear d a miParm i uis mpburics se lexg Ece P Tagk #5 _| . _ Tie Boxes, Handkerâ€" â€"â€" Dolls and Dolls Car. "â€" 3 _| ~ ~‘chief and Glove Boxes, â€" riages, Dolls‘ Cradles, y â€"" | . . Rocking Horses, Horses on Wheels, s y Sleighs and Toys of Every Description. * Besides a full line of Fancy and Staple Goods. You will find here is : Just the place to buy your Christmas Presents. The Prices Are Rick s ITUATED at the corner of th¢ Huron and Petersburg roads. Lot 7, concession 1, ' A, in the township of Wfl'mot, two miles "A% tare and his on it a bane bark (Goubi acres, an on it a uble deck) 60x70 ft,, brick house 30x45 ft. and a drivâ€" :| ing shed 20x26 ft. Terms easy. Apply on the and other sundry articles for the Xmas trade at . Snyder‘s Drug Store, The latest and at lorvest prices. See our windowâ€"â€"â€" HE UW’ offer for ‘sale farm ... the 6 Ahun:; b&'eber.!r% m “m Mee rts -{,.L.pu 117 and 118 and con:aining ros, . acres is good harawood bush, a L resenm.ts ! Wishing You All The Compliments of the Season in Gents‘ Fine Shoes. Just received, Slater‘s Gents‘ Patent Dress Shoes ; correct style. A good selection of Ladies Fine Oxfords in stock. Come in good time for the bargains in Gents‘ Slippers. Special Reduction During the Holidays ! THE POPULAR 800T AND SHOE STdRE Holiday . Footwear W.H. BECKER & CO., Booksellers _ _These are going at 25¢, 15e, 1oc, se and 1c, and some we actually giving away, just for the asking. Toys upstairs. BARCAINS IN ALBUNS ! Farm For Sale. WATERLOO. Fancy Purses, Wauets,[ Brushes, ‘ Combs, Shaving Outfits, Here you go for 0 Fancy Goods Store, King St., Waterloo J . 8. ROOS. le ~Charles N. Rockel FOR a good fit and Stylish\ Dress or Mantle go to the A SWORN STATEMENT idbifioatiddindtr Jnhs Sindbrteds Iutborntanienich i bring .',';'{,“,'; sworn statetent to the CHRONICLE osflc« that they have cured by "Dr. Agwews O« tarrh Cure" will receive §1 AV ager, G. Lachenbaue, Emma Ricffer, Adam Praff, kd. Hamel, J. Mayer, and sevâ€" eral otheu.d&a&u cured within 60 dnys. (ng bottle each it: PRICE, 50 CENTS. Epsona Catareh Cure SPECIAL General Merlin& of the Share holders of the Berlin & Waterloo Street ilway Commn_{ will be held at the oftice of Company in the Town of W aterioo, on the 23rd day of December, A U, 1895, a i o‘clock in the afternoon. to consider and sanciion a Byâ€"La w nuthorlzlng the borrowing of the «um of $2700, on the credit of the Company. ALKEXANDEI MILLAR, Becretary. Dated 12th December, 1895. 50â€"1t 42465 Has Cured Several in Waterloo. EFERENCES: A. Mcintyre, Park Mant _ MISSES CROFT, THE KING OF CURES. NOTICE. and Mantle Making. Upstairs, Uffelman‘s Stree King street, Watulo 170 wiil ind here is The Prices Are Righ Papor Hanger, The first