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Ce ee oe SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1867,
ESA OS OS ae 7 arin : LANDS FOR SALE

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Now Coodls—Jolin F. Baker
-Auction—W illiam Dodd
Auction—George Anderson

From Model Farm—Wm Leairsto
Read Thir—R. A. Strong & Bro
Assignees Notice—-George Anderson
Wanted—-R, A, Strong & Bro

Notice--W. B. Dawson
Ntoice—Abraham Noonan
Road District No, 6-—Wm LeFurgey

A SIGN OF

) LIMES.

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Scumaunrsmpe is beginning to be alive
again. ‘The fall trade bids tair to be brisk,
And as far as’the farmers are goneerncd,
profitable, Oats ure in good demand at
4s 6 per bushel, Potatoes sell for 1s 4d;
baricy is dull, good two-rowed bringing
no more than 3s Gd. There are quite a
aumber of vessels at the wharves; three
new ones—Capt. Hichards’, Mr. A. Mac:
Millau’s, aud Mr. J. A. MeDonald’s, all
louding with oats for the Home Mayket.
The ‘Princess of Wales” was on Wednes-
diay moiing literally crammed with
freight. She took on board at Summerside
alone about 400 Sheep, 200 barrels of Oys-
ters, and 200 bushels Barley; besides a
horse or two, Several horses were Jett
behind, there being no room for them in
the boat, ‘The town to-day is quite a dil-
ferent looking’ place from the dull, dveury
spot it was two or three weeks ago,

ty GronGe Wicaiys, Esq., sowed this
spring a half bushel of wheat on a litle
more than halfan acre of ground. ‘The
return has been an extrordinary one.
‘Though the grain while growing wud aiter
it was cut sustained serious damage, yet
Mr. Wiggins informs us that he has had
fourteen and a half bushels of clean grain,
from the hali bushel’s sowing. ‘Che wheat
Was soavn on the 6th of June, on potatoe
Jand. It is of the kind called Canada
What. This looks like the ** Good old
times” coming again.

tor Rev. W.R, Praae acknowledges
the receipt of one pound five shillings trom
Hon. J. R. Gardiper, in aid ai the Rey,
Mr. Chiniquy’s mission,

te We have jast commenced the third
volume of the Journal, Now is the time
to subscribe if you want to get a cheap
paper. Only Oue Dollar (Gs, 8d.) in ad-
vince, or Ys, at tho end of the year, As
an advertising medium the Weslern Pioneer
eannot be beat. Over 1600 subseribers
and still they come. = 4

to Weare glad to learn that the samplu
of Tobacco sent to the Tndustrial Exhibi-
tion by Mr, Patrick Rielly, of this Yown,
proved to be the best exhibited. We
should judge trom this that the Prince
Couuly Pobaceo factory will be well pat-
ronized herealter, Why should we send
away for that which we have at our own
door when the quality is so good,

te Wr forgot to acknowledge list
week the receipt of some beautilul apples
from an old friend, R Tuplin, Esquire,
of Margate. ‘They werea splendid sample,
and we tender him our thapky,

bo"? Tue Rev. Dr, Richey is expected to
preach in the Summerside Wesleyan Chureh
on Sabbath next.

Very Lates} Telograms |

London, Oct 13
Much fault is found with the selection of
the Foreign Oflice of Edward Thornton,
ow Minister at Brazil, to represent Great
Britain at Washington, as announced last
week in the London Zimes. ‘Vhe opinion
is generally expressed that none but a
diplomatist of the highest rauk should be
sent to the United States to fill the post

occupied by Sir Frederick Bruce.

Dublin, Oct 13th
The apprehensions of another Fenian
landing oaused by the reports that suspi-
cious vessels had been seen hovering ofl
the shore at Kervy and other portions of

cwethe Trish const ave subsiding.

* ‘The war vessels which have been guard-
‘ing the Southern and Hastern coasts of
Treland for some time past will be with-
drawn with the exception of one or two
lron-¢lads.
Florence, Oct 13th
Garibaldi has named his son Menetti
Generalissimo of the revolutionary dorces
engaged in the movement on Rome,

** Tris stated that bands of invaders have

been driven oyer the frontier by the Papal
forces and disarmed by the National forces,

i Landon, Oct 14th
~The continued agitation in laly and the
deteripincd disposition evipced by the)
purty of action to persist in the attempted
invasion of the Roman territory, causes
much financial uneasiness aud depression
in this city and Paris,
: New York, Oct 16

Lieut. Lloyd, of the Goverument of
Liberia, who has just arvived here, states

hat there has becn much excitement and

distvees in Liberia, owing to the stopping
of trade in whatis known as country bloth,
‘This is a2 cotton blanket which is almost
universally worn by the natives. ‘Lhe
slaves in the interior of Liberia, who wer
formerly held in’ subjection by native
‘kings or Chiels,have rebelled and obtained
their freedom.

Gold 1444.

2

~ Atthe Manse, on Tuesday, the 15th inst.,
inst, by the Rev. W. R. rane, Mr. John
Murphy, of Park Corner, New London, to
Jessie, third datighter of Mr. Wm. Graham,
of the same place.

At the Baptist Parsonage, Bedeqne, by the
Rev. M. P. Freeman, Oct, 7th, Mr. ‘Titus
Dhompson, of Little River, Cumberland Co.,
N.S.,'to Miss Klithusy Clark, daughter of

*PAVillinm Clark, Usq., Tryon:

At the Methodist Parsonage, Searletown,
by Rey My Waddle, Sep 28th, Mr William
Walsh to Miss Jane Price, both of Bedeqne.

At Egmond Bay Chappel, on Monday, the
7th inst., by the Rev. Azado ‘Prudelle, Air.
Marcelin Gallant, of Egmond Bay Road, to
Margaret, third daughter of Mr. Laurent
Gallant, of Egmont Bay.

At the residence of the brides futher, on the
Gthinst.. by the Rev. H. Vope, the Rev.
Jioward “prague, A. M., Wesleyan minister,
of Mill ‘Lown N, B., to Emma B., eldest
daughter of William Heard, Feq. Charlotte-

n

Ot the residence of Mr. N. MeNeill, on the
8th inat., by the Rev. T. Doncan, Mr. John
Cudworth, to dane, eldest danghter of the
late Wan. Reid, of Charlottctown,

At Mr. Wortl’s, on the 10th instant, by the
anne, Mr. Theians Frigzel, Summerside, to
Miss Mary Ferguson, Lot 67.

iced.

On the 25th Sept., after lingering ilness,
which ho bore with christian resignation to
the divine will, Mr ‘Timothy Maxiield, aged
69 years,

At Charlottetown, on Thursday. the 10 inst
after a short illness, Mr. Hamuel W. Mitche 1

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a native of Cavan County, Ireland in the 26th |

| f his age.
TAN Crepes; on Sanday the 6th inst., Tho-

ais, son of George Wigginton, aged 47) curs, |

GOODS

At THE

Winfred House !

FENIIE Subscriber begs leave to notify his
numerous friends, customers, and the
public generally, that he has just

Removed to his New Store,
THE WINFRED IOUSE,
Just opposite his old stand, on
Central Strect,
where he is now opening a

New & Fashionable stock

or
¢ it gy
DRY GOODS!
which he now offers as CHEAP for CASIL
ascan be bought on this Island.
tae” These Goods ha

ae selected by
himsell, and will be foundt the LATEST

STYLES and FASHIONS,
Cotton Warps all Colors.

—ALSO—
Expected in a few days from HALIFAX,
a choice lot of

GROCERIES!

which willbe sold as cheap as foymerly
Persons coming to Summerside, to pur-

chase Goods, will please call at the Win-

Jved House. on Central Street, where they

will find the subscriber happy to show

them his Stock and tell them the prices.

when they can judge for themselves,

JOUN F. BAKER,

Summerside, oct 17, 1867

AUCTION.
THXO be sold by AU IOW at the BOOT &
SUOW FACTORY, Qurex Sauane, on

'RUESDAY, the oth day of NOVSMBER
next, ull the

Stock in Trade
formerly owned by Mr Groran Nicons,
Consisting of;

boors,

uw

241 Pairs Men’s Conpre

101 do do Kip Wellingtun BOOTS,
116 do do Grain Leather do., do
i do do Calf Wellington, — do
do do Kk Boots,
do do Brogins,
lo do Shoes and Slippers,
do Women's Culf Congress beots,

do do Kip boots,
do do Serge do.,
do do By
7) do do
234 do do Varios,
224 do Children’s do., do.,
$50 dy Rubber Overshaes, Men's, Wo-
men’s, and Children's,
259 do Felt do do do do,
370 Uppers of various kiads.
10 SEWING MACHINES, ineluding
Mel nd Singer's, and all the ne-
ve. plant and uaaterial for carrying

ary
on an extensive Shoe Factory.

The above stock belng wel made anid in
excellent condition, affords a most desirable
opportunity to comatry merchants and others
for supplying themselves for the winter.

Turms.—All sums over £10 up to £20,
three months, and £20 and upwards, 6 months
on approved notes,

TO be sold at AUCTION, on Monpay, the
{th day of November, at the late residence of
Mr. GEORGE NICOLL, on Richmond Street.

A VALUABLE Lor Or

RGUSENOLD FURNITURE,
Consisting of Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Oil-
cloths, Bureaus, Washstands, Window
Ourtains, Pictures, Weather beds bedding,
Ledstends, Glass and China Ware. Kit-
chen Utensils, bedroom, Parlor and Cook
Stoves, Waggons, Sleighs, Harness, &e.
'Tenas.—All suns over £10 threu montis
on approved notes.
ba Sale positive.
Wa. DODD, Auct.
Charlottetown, 9th October, 1867, :

TEN

AUCTIO}
FENO be sold by public AUCTION, on FRI-
DAY the 2oth instant, at LL o'clock, a
on the premises, a valuable MILL PROP
rY, owned by Wm, ROTTENBURY, con-
sisting of 25 acres of Land, situated on the
old Town Road, ang within 24 miles of Clifton,
New London. The land is covered with sott
and hard Wood in abundauce, and a permit

of 50 es of land adjoining the-Mil DPro-
perty. he Millis new and good opera-
tion; double-geared at an abundance

of water, and areversed overshpt water wheel,
There is a lerge quantity of logs now lying at
the Mill. :
TERMS—A credit of three or four years
will be given if required.

GLO, ANDERSON,

Auctioneer,

Oct 17,1867 Tal & Pat

From Model Farm!-

AUCTION!
any be sold by public AUCTION, on Satur-
4 pay, the 19th October, instunt, at HUB-
BETS IOTEL, Stmimerside, at 2 o'clock,
pem, ONE YEARLING BULLI, from the
Mode! Varn. oa
Terms at Sale.

Wa. DEATRSTO,

Oct 7, 1867 Auctioneer. ~

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READ THIS !
LU persons indebted to the sub-
seribers: by Promisory Note or
Book Account are hereby notified
that their rept tive Accounts are
now ready for inspection, and a full
and prompt gettlenient is required by
tha 15th of NOVEMBER next.
All unpaid accounts, after that date,
will be placed in Court for collection.
R. A. STRONG & BRO.

Summerside, oct, 17, 1867,

Assignees Notice,

R. REUBEN TUPLIN, junior, of Mar-
0 gate, having by Decd of Assignment
this day registered in the Deputy’s Prothono-
tary Office at St. Eleanor’s, assigned all his
BOOK DEBTS to tha subseriber for certain
purposes wud trusts therein mentioned.

All persons indebted to the\saig Revnen
Teri are hereby requested ike imme-
dinte payment of their respective debts to the

undersigned, or his agent Rh. W? Tremaiy at
Margate, who alone are now authorised to
receive the same,
GEO, ANDERSON,
Assignee.
tf

{oct 17

Margate, Oct 6; 1807

OOD ‘merchantable POTATOES, in
exchange for Caraqift or Prime
Island H

h. A. STRE
Summerside, oct 17, 1367

Notice.

FOTICE is nerchy given that all Debts

due GEORGE NICOLL, by Book Ac-

count or otherwise, have been assigned to

me, and that payment of the game 15 iim-
mediately required.

1G & BRO.

W, BYDAWSON. |?
Charlottetown, oct 8,” 1847.

Notice,

FPNHE subscriber hereby notifjes ail persons

indebted to hin to make immediate pay-
ment of the amounts daejiim to Mr. Jdonn V.
Gopny, of Miscouche | suins remaining
unpaidafter the 20th Yetober, instant, will
be sucd for without disgnction of persons.

ABRAHAM NQONAN,
: Blacksmith.

Oct 17, 1887 3i*

~ Road District No. 6.

FHNO be sold at publie AUCTION, on SAT-

URDAY the 20th instant, at 8 o'clock
pm., the rebuilding the brijge over Rayner’s
Crock; also a bridge over the brook near the
same place; immediately! after, repairing | ¢
bridge over Waite’s Crcek4 and some other
repairs of damages done by hate storm.

Wa LEFURGEY, Commissioner.
Lot 19, Oct 17, 1867

Oats, @ats, ats,
Ww VTHD IMMEDIATELY by the sub-
BCT

er,

50,000 Bushkels Oats,

for which the highesf price willbe paid in
CASII, on delivery. And also wishes to in-
form ull those indebted to him that the Brig
Verena will be herefluring the present week
fora full cargo 0} Sy) when every person
indebted 1s expected to pay up in full,’ (Oats
pref d,) as my ferns are a fulland prompt
payment in Ocropern of cach year,
THOMAS B, WALL.
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1867. tf

ea, ” An ote
READ THIS,
And Govern Yourselygs Accordingly.
He subscriber herchy notifies all persons | !
indebted to him by Book Account, Pro-
niissory Note, or otiPrwise, that their respec-
live wmounts now dye must positively be paid
in FULL by t st NOVEMBER next.
After that date all gmounts remaining unpaid
will be sucd for wifhout further notice,

8

! Tron'Plouyh, 1 Wood do!

Stoves, ‘Tables,
Bedding, E

For Stock,

TEA, TOBACCO, &

AUCTION!

Stock, Crop, Farming Imple-
ments, cte,, ete.

FEXIIE subsecibor has received instructions

from the Aduzinistrators of Mr. WM.

COUSINS, to sell by duction, at his late
residence, on ‘Township No: 20, NEW LON-
DON, on

Friday, 48th October inst,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, a.m., the following
urticles, viz. :

1 horse, 5 years old, 2 horses,3

years old, T bluod mare, 12 years old, 1
Milley, 1 Foal, 3 cows, heifers, 2 calyes,
16 sheep. 6 hogs,

The above steck are all of superior quality.
ALSO—CROP:
s, 20 do. Barley, 14 tons upland
eres Potatoes, a quantity of

Hay,
Straw.

Farming lh

ments:

2 pair Harrows.
1 Hhorse Rake, 2 Carts, (iron axle,) 1
Jaunting Slelyh, 1 Wood do. ,1 Waggon,
1 set Waggon Lurness, 2 sets Cart and
Llough Warness,

Houschold Furniture :
‘onsisting in part of Cooking and Parlor
Chai Beds, Ledsteads,
rthenware, &c. &c,

Sale positive, no reserve!

TERMS,—Por the Gaain Cash on delivery.

rop, Tinplements of Husbandr

wl suis under 20s. cash on delivery.
ind upwards credit until Ist November

1568, on approved joint notes.

GEO, ANDERSON. Auctioneer.
New London, Oct 10 1867.

EELOUR,
ON CONSIGNMENT

y ust reevived from London, New York,
UU

and Montreal:
780 Chests and Half Chests Congo & Oolong
Teas;
250 Boxes 10's Tobacco;
178 Walf Boxes Brigit or Matuzal Leaf
Tobacco;
250 Cases, (8 caddies each) ‘Pobaecu;
‘This Tobacco is of excellent quality, being
manufactured from southern Leaf.
720 Bbls. superior ind fine FLOUR, for
ale low for Casu, or good paper to close.
C, L, RICHARDS,
North Wharf,
St. Jolin, N.B.

Oct 10, 1887.

JAMES L. HOLMAN.
sh & American Tlouse.
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1867,

TOW nie
Ty

ELELANOWS HOTEL, for
y be agreed upon.

109)

1su7.
Who Wants Money?
F you want the IUIGHEST PRICE in
CASH for your OATS, you can have ithy
delivering them at my warchouse,
JOUN LEFURGY.
Water Street, Summerside, 2?
1 October, 1867 Ser
Not.ce.
DARTLES indebted hy Note of Tiand to
Sumiueyside Bank, on account of late
Firm of PLDGEON & STEWART ure hereby
notified tu ina mmedinte p, t at the
Bank. Allover due notes wiHAte
1. L. LYDIARDP, Cashier.
October h, 1867. Im [loth

Once more!

Summierstde, Oct. 1

t

and PRIDAY
DAY

Summer Arrangement.

FBVii MAILS for the United Kingdom, the

neighboring Provinces, United States,

&e., will, until further notice, be made up and

such terms ts myry
Apply to Dr. MALTS, St. Mleanor’s, or] forwarded
to WM. BEAL , Summers Charlottetown, as followsa vier

from the General Post Oflice,

Fer nswick and the
:, every TUESDAY
venings at 8 D'elock.

tit, vie Pictou, every MON-
DAY and FRIDAY even-

toes

For Nova 8
WsDN
ng at 8 o'clock,

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
he West Indies, avery alternate MONDAY

and WEDNESDAY evening at 8 o'clock, us

vllows, viz, *
Monday, Oct 7 Monduy, Nov. 4
Wethnesday, “ 9 Wednesday, © 6
Monday, *'2L Monduay, ae)

Wednesday, ‘{ 23) Wednesday,’ “ 20
Letters to be registered and Newspapers

ed tor. [must be posted halt an huur betore the time
of closing the mails,

T. OWN, P, M. G.
General Post Ollice, Ch’ Lyn, }

ERSONS owing Mr. W. H. Wirson are
requested to make payment of their res-
pective debts to the subscriber, ALL amounts
unpaid va the 1th NOY OR next will be
sued fox to close up the estate.
M, McLEOD, Assignee.
, 1887. LoctlO

Cl’Lown, sept

Found.
q OUND off SEA COW EAD, on the Ist

of October, instayt, a KEWL BOAT.
the owner can have hgbeby proving property
and paying expenses? sheis not clained

before the Tet day of November next, she will

Sea Cow Herd, Oct. 10, 1867. Bi *

Stray Cow.

209

June 10,1867.
OATS! OATS!

(Oat PAID FOR OATS.

FINLAY

Coal for Sale!
EONS PICTOU

SLACK COAL
for sale.
TINLAY MeNEILL.

Navy Bread!

MeNEILL.

be sold on that day to pay exy b rApPMraNavy pop eulk
FELIX. SHERRY. 15 Ge NAVY BREAD for sale

VINLAY MeNEILL.

YENILIERTE has been on the subscribers pre-
thises, since the 1dth of dune last past,
a RED COW, about 10 years old; there is
a white spot on her forghead, and a white spot
on her flank. ‘Phe owner is requested to
conie and prove propesty, pay expenses, and
tuke her away, otherwide she willbe sold at
Auction, of which further notice willbe given,
HUBERT GODEY.
Miscouche, Qct.10, 1867,
Notice.
% TREMAIN, finding it absolutely
r to eet all debts due him,
o indebted to settle their
ately.
sutveville, oct. 10, 1867.

Bi

CANADA FLOUR.
Sch. SEA BLKD fron MONTREAL,
Bbls. Fresh Ground No. 1 FLOUR,

P

i

Extra superti

—round tyon >

rel and

Summerside, Oct. 3, 1867. tt
Hignost Cash Price

AID FOR HIDES. he BUREKA
JiOUSEH,” Stummerside.

. CLAS. C. GARDINER,
ide, Sep. 5, 1867. ti *

Summer.

Fiour! Flour!

HAVE JUST RECEIVED from MON-
TRUEAL, per sehr. ** Sea Bird,” a supply of

neo Canada Flour
ARENT, Anybody
WD hidl better get a bar-

Also--A few Barrels CORNMEAL.
D. ROGERS,
Summerside, Sept. 26th, 1867.

wantir

do do. do. White and Yel-
luw CORNMEAL,

For sale low.

i

JAI L. WOLLMAN,
British & American IHouse
ide, Out. 10, 1867.

_ Summer

c tr 1
E\G@LISH TEAS, &e,
AILY EXPECTED to arrive, per Ships

“William Allen” and ¢* Day’ Break,”
FROM IIYERVOOL:
and Half-chests prime London

10,900 bush, Liverpool SAL'T,in bags & bulk,
Navy Bread.

Canvas, Cora geo ikum,
Diteh. Tar and Rosm.

ALSO ON HAND:
20 Chests and halfschests TA, a prime
article.
The whole of which will be sold at the
lowest prices for cush or approved paper.
JOHN LEFURGY. |t
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1887.

~ ‘Labrador Herring!
NOR SALE CUEAP, for Cash, Votatoes, | t

I

Oct. 10, I67.

r

i

“For Sale Cheap!

A SMALL cargo of COWBRTE (neat Sya-
Pe ney tines) ROU ‘OAL, recom-
mended good,

foNEILL,

Summerside, Oct 10, 1867.
4 -
Uopy
rc OR SALE at
BTORE, a new style
adapted for our schools,
July 11, 1567, |

TRAM'S HOOK |
{ Copy dok, well

others the formation of a N’
SION for the Provinces o

or approved credit.
, JAMES YL, HOLMAN, ni the
British & American (louse. Grand Scribe.

Cash! Cash!4 Cash!!!

AM paying cash on delivery for

HIDiS,
and J... SEED,

OATS,

in any quantity delivered at my Ware-
house.

D. ROGERS.

Summerside, Sept. 12, 1867.

Sons of ‘Temperance,
MIE TWELVTIT ANNUAL SESSION of
the GRAND DIVISION, 8. of ‘IT, will

meet (DY) ut SUMMERSIDE, on WED-
NESDAY the
for the transaction of business.

98,

28d instant, at 3 o'clock, p.m.,
As matters effecting the best interests of
he Order will come up for diqeyssion, among
BOON AL DIVI-
BAN, America, a
urge representation is anticipated

D G W W's will please attend to their re-
urns, credentials, Ge, &e, at the proper time,

and Wave these forwarded on or before Wed-

resday the 16th instant, to the G W P and

JOUN SCOTT, Grand Serite.
sins

Notice!
LI, persons having any claims against the
. ‘Trustees of the PLAT SCILOOL, will

Char’town, October Ist, 1867.

render theiv accounts before the 20th instant,

hand all pérsons indebted ww them by Bond,
ik ~~ | Assessment or Judgment pay orsettle up
5. ‘by the 20th, or they willbe But in other hands

for collection,
by order of the Trustees,
J. WIGGINS, Sceretary «
October 1, 1867— di

examine our stock,

PLOUGHING MATCH,

TEMIE Committee of the Agricul/ural Society
of Alberton, intend holding a PLOUGH-
ING MATCH, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
29th, inst., on the farm of Mr, Parnick Cun-
NINGUAM, to Commence at 11 o'clock, a. m,

There will be Vive Puizxs given, oa follows+

let Prize, - - : - £2:.0. 0
2nd do, - : : : 110 0
8d do - - - 1 5 6
4th do - - - +0. 0
foi 9 2 ~ 015 0

can send Kis son or servant,

Any nigmber
and any’ persy?
of 3s. for the day;
become a member. GC

‘There will be a good, substas?

can compete by paying a fe
ov. by payment of 10s, can

tial DINNER
will be

Rare Chance!

FP XMIN Subscriber will sell or rent for a ter
of years, his TANNERY and sDwelling
House, situated at Campbleton, This
is one of the best stands on the Isfand fore
‘Tanner, and the Tannery ia fitthhd up ia

thorough order,
STRANG HART.
Campbleton, Sept 19 .1867. 2

“Who Wants a Cottage P

a SALE.
abit } OR SALE, a HOUSE and

ft LOT, pleasantly situated on
Crentuan Srunet, nearly opposite

the Dresbyte Church; mersidé,
The Mouse is finished outside} and is 86 x 26

given; and immediately after there
sold, at Publie Auction, the t
Goods remaining in the society's Store, ole |
sisting chicfly of Farming Implements.
ALEX. HORTON,
Alberton, Oct. 8, 1857.

* the

Us

fect, and is 14:story high: Size of Lot 66 fect
on Central Street, running back 182 feet.”
‘Poms easy, and made known at Berrmaw'’s

Jooketore, :
Fe apolde Narch 28, 1867. tf

Partnership Notice.

TEMUE undersigned, haying this day entered
into Co-partnership, intend carrying on

aRETALL and COMMISSION Business, at
Clifton, New London, unde name and
style of

Schurman & Johnston.
, SCHURMAN,
JOIN JOU
Clifion, New London, Oct B, 1867

NO'TICH !

MPMIE Subscribers beg to intimate their in-
tention of CLOSING ‘TILE BUSINESS
of the present Firm, and ta request payment
of all persons who st ndebted to them,
either Book Acc or Note of Hand;
nnd to give notice that 4il unsettled Accounts
after the 20ih of OVTOBER pext will be
placed ia a legal course for recovery, without
fail,

JOUN HASZARD & CO.

St. Eleanor’s, Sept, 20, 1867,—2in

NOTICE!

EXE Subscriber notifies all persons indebt-
ed to him for CARDING or otheryi te
vome forward and settle their respe:
counts on ur bese Ugg Sth day of OC |
next, as all accounts tled at that time
will be handed oyér Yo fhe clerk of the
Small Debt Court for cdilection.
SAMURL WAU SH.

Wilmot Creek, September 25, 1867.

Farm for Sale!

MPMIE Subscriber offgs FOR SALE his

VALUABLE bg AK OM, situated on
Lot 16, consisting of seventy-five sof
LEASEVOLD LAND, about forty acres are

highly cultivated, and the remaining thirjy-
live thickly ee hiard and soft wood.

‘The buildings nea new consistota DWEL-
LING, BARN, and’ OWL HOUSES, all neat
and commodious,
‘This Farm is situate in one of the hand-
somest and most thriving settlements on the
Island, within one mile of Grand Riyer, a
convenicut shipping place, and where sea
manures ean be had in abundance, and only
seyen miles from Swumerside, where good
prices can be af all times had tur every des-
cription of farm produce, A school house is
at thedoor, # Church not far distant, and in-
deed nothing is wanting to make it a rare
chance to any ene wishing to purchise.

Hor further particulars apply ou the premi-
ses to

GILBERT
26, 1599.

McARTHUR,
Sept

Lot 16.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIO!

“ Clifton Flouse ”
RE-OPENED! |

The subscribers are now opening their
j
first arrival of |

NEW GOODs,

consisting in part of

Dry Goods, Groceries, ard ware |
Cotton Wasp, red, white & blue, |
Jarthenware,
Glassware,

Drugs
Boots and Shoes!

Brooms,
Pails and ‘Pubs,
Tea, (best English)
Sugar, Molasses,
Raisins, Currants,
CONFECTIONARY,
‘Tobaeco,
Boap, -
Kerosene Oil,
Tron and Salt, i
Nails, (ail
si es,) |
AXES, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT, OIL,
All of which, with a variety of other
Goods, will be sold at the

LOWEST PRICES

Medicines,

J

that the sume must be paid tb him at his Office:
in Charlottetown
JAMIES C, POPE.

£

Esq., dece

| those persous who have leg:
the suid Estate, are req

in three months trom the «

‘Yo Let.

: A{IAT pleasuitly situated House
ae Ty Ap wv cr Street, lately occu-
pnts: ubseriber, It is

S pied by, M
well finished and commocious,
be suitable for a Boarding Hous?é,
Vor particulars apply to
DONALD RAMSAY.
Summerside, aug. 15, 1867. tf

~ Water Lot For Sale!

TEMIE Subscriber offers for Sale that valu-:
able Water Lot,adjoining the shipyard of
Charles Green, Esq., on Water Street, in
Summerside, tucastring 60 feet front and
running back 80 feet, more oryless, with tho
water privilege.
‘Terms easy, and made known on npplica-
tion at Benriaa’s Bookstore, dr to
PAUL McPIHAIL,
Summerside, Aug. 22, 1867—tf

FOR SALE!

FYMIAT valuable FREKHOLD FARM, a
LOT 16 FERRY, of One Hundred an
Thirty acres—either with or without the crop,
As the Farm is well knownja description
heve is unnecessary. Any pe anting &
Varm, by calling on the Subsdriber on the
premises, oron William Beairsé, Esq.,Sum-
merside, will receive all the required inform:

qtion, ie
i HUMPHREY McLAREN,
Lot 16, August 8, 1867.

Freshold Property

ox Sale in New London }
(pny Subscriber offers for sale 24 acrea

and would

* AND, situated in Park

Of cxeclienk sootadi: f
Corner, New Loaden, Tt ig all cleared and

in a good state of cuitivation,
For particulars apply to Georgi
Isq., French River, or to Mr, G

St. Eleanor'’s.
CILARL

Kildire, Sept, 12, 1867,

Anderson,
rge Saw,

AMS,

cee)
If the above Property is not disposed of by
private contract on or before the 12th day of
NOVEMBER next, it will on that day be
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at 12 o'clock,
hoon, without reserve. CAS

lfouse and Land for Sale!

MNO BE SOLD, » DWELLING HOUSE,
with ONE ACREWOF LAND attached,
situated in Cape Traverse, Lot 28, and now
occupied by Daniel ell, Carrlage Build-
er. Itis in a geod buginess place, and offers
an inducement to any person wishing to pur-
chase. [tis a good shipping place,
STEVILEN CAMPBELL,
Cape Traverse, Sept. 12, 1867, )

TO BiG SOLD
Hy Private Contract,
NE of the best BUSINESS STANDS in
(INCE COUN'TY, situate at WILMOT
KC Bridge, Lot 19, only two and a half
from: Sunmmerside—by lund or by water,
lately in possession of Mr, John Waters, Car-
riage-maker, contaiping a quarter of an acre
of LAND, a WO.- SILOV, 20 x 40 feet—15
foot post—well fitted\up and in good order,
This place is weil adapted for either a Car-
riage or Blacksmith Shop; and having a front
on the sea-shore, makes it a very beautiful .
place,
fog’ For further particulars apply to
A. WAUGIL & BROR.

Summerside, June 27, 1867 tf

A

NOTICE !
fAALLTE Subscriber having closed his business
establishinent at Summerside, hereby

notifies all persons indebted to him, for Rents, -
sook ackounts, Vromissary notes or otherwise,.

Char'town, Sept. 5, 1867.

Adininistration Notice.

LI persons indebted to the Estate Of Grq.
M. Wuicur, late of Dunk Riyer Mills
sd, are hereby required to ma
iyment to the Subseriber ; and
demands against
urnish their
accounts, duly attested for settlement, with-
te lrercof.
BETSY MARIA WRIGIIT,
Administratrix.
Dunk River Mills, Lot 26, }

nunediate

Country Customers will please call and

SCHURMAN & JOILNSTON.

Clifton, New London, i}
Oct. 8, 1867. j

HIDES!

IE Highest Price Ce paid for

Ilides.
SCHURMA JOMNSTON.

Clifton, New London, Oct 3, 1867

Herring & C
pe subseriber offers for sale, at his Store
a CRAPAUD WTARP,
Barrels Prime HERRING
0 ‘Ponr SMILTIT COAL,

ADAM C, LEARD.
oria, July 25, 1867. din

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