Summerside Journal -- 1867-12-26 -- Page 3

Public Mesting at West Point.
Alarge and influential meeting of the in-
lititants of Lot 8 was held at the Louse of

Mr. John Stewart, sen., West Point, on

Wednesday, the 4th day of December, at 3

cock, p.m, for the purpose of taking into

consideration matters relating to the Wharf

atthat place. The metting wis organized
ty calling Mr, Archibald Ramsay to the chair,
It was then brought to the notice of the meet-
jag that Mr. MeFadyn,the present contractor,
had left the Island, and fears were entertaine |
that unless the people were alive to their in-
terests , the Wharf might be allowed to remain
in ita present unfinished state, There was a
pretty general expressiou of dissatisfaction
on the part of the wiecting with Mr. MePadyn.
ag a wharf-builder, and it was hinted that
judging from the way in which he carried on
the work, he never could have intended to
complete his contract. It was argued thit a
good and substantial Wharf could be built
from the fact that a half finished block had
weathered the storms of the past scason,
some of which had been very severe, Tt was
also argued that the Goyernment in all fa
ness were bound to finish the wharf, from the
fact that £150 subscribed by the people had
heen nearly every shilling collected by Me-
Fadyn, and that this qmount lad been sub-
scribed and paid by the people, with the
understanding that the Government would
build a wharf for them. It was moved and
earried unanimously that a memorial be pre-
sented to Government representing the views
of this meeting, and in wrespectful manner to
urge upon thei the necessity of tuking imme-
diate steps for having the Wharf completed
as soon as it would be in their power to do #0.

A Commitive ting of five was appoint-
ed to carry out the foreguing resolution, viz:
Arthur Ramsay, D.C. Riansay, and 1e3
McLellan, Esqs., aud Mess John Crawford
and John Auld,

Ti was then ae and carried that a report
of this mceting be prepared and forwarded to
the Summerside pipers for publication, after
which the meeting broke wp.

ANG DAL Taneay, Chairman,

Lot 8. Dee 4, Is

ComMMERCIAL tt —The new
the Dominion coming into operation during
the week hae caused quite an tement in
business circles, and we cannot give reliable
quotations for dutiful merchandise. The
‘Variffis di
some modifications will be made therein,
we take into account the articles of Tea,
Molasses, and Sugar, so larggly consumed
in this Provingee, it nist be app: to any
observer that we ehall have to pay three fold
more of the duties levied on these articles in
proportion to cur population than the sister

Tarif’ of

frovinces of Ontario and Qeebee Gnore ¢s-
pecially the latter), and on whoni will be the
burden, most assuredly on our fi en, to

indispensable ;

whom, ‘Tea and Molasses
again it WHI not do to sac ¢ the Coal Min-
wig faterests of Nova Scotia for the imaginary
bencfit of Ontario. If we are to be a united
people in reality, let justice be me sted out to
all. 'Dhis Drovince in a position to supply
the whole: Dominion with Coal, and if the
United States will not reciprocate with us,
itis only just that their Coal should be taxed
inthe same ratio as they tix ours, this is
sound mereantile law. We hope the good
sense of the Government will see the neces-
sity of protecting our interests, ull we want
is fair play in conmion with the ether Dro-
vinces.—J/e. Mapress.

Sr
—A rema

ANGE APPEARANCIIN THE HEAVENS.

Appearance was withessed
on Tuesday night, shordy after ten o'elock,
wt Douglas, [ale of Man. A portion of the
sky opened and cmitted alight that illa-

-—minated the heavens as fully as the full
moon,
gantic figure, like that of a apan, which
waved its arnis slowly for a short time.
then the open space closed up, and the
heavens were attewards much darker than
they were be fore this extraordinary phen-
onmtnon, The weather became very stor-
my « few hours subsequently —Hinglish
Paper.

By lette rsreceived by last mail from Messrs. |

Williams and ¢ ‘ement White af this city, we
understand that produce is in good demand
in St. Joliun’s Newfoundland. At the time
they wrote Jackson potatoes were selling at
Gd., and ‘Turnbull’s at 7s. per barrel.
Froin a telegram received here this morning,
we learn that the Messrs. White’s two vessels
the Vesia and Brighton, have been sold,—
Patriot.

Dawson's C Gy on the
was sold at auction yesterday | eal
Podd, Esq., for £1025. Pure er Mi.
Benjamin teartz, of the firm of ileartz &
Son.

3righton Toad

Summerside Debating Bociety.

The subject of debate on Jast: Monday
evening—" Should Education be made
compulsory hy the Stat Was opened by
D, Enian, sq. After somewhat
lengthy and spirited discussion
decided in the altirmative. Subje
next monday eyening—t* Would an Act
of Incorpoiatica be beneficial to Summer:
side.”—-Lo be opencd by D. Rogers, sq.
IcRag, Sec'y.
G7.

Summerside, Dee.

The latest tel show that the
Penians are determined to give the British
Government some trouble, The London
dates of the 18th say

Vowder was placed under one wall of Mil-
bank dailin which a number of Beuians are
confined. Vreparacions were all completed,
and fuse lighted without attrac ting attention;
fortunately. on account of some ce in ar-
rangement of miatovials, powder did not ex-
plode. Plot discoycred before attempt could
be renewed. No ar s inade. No clue ob-
tained to guilty parti Gold 1854.

Explosion of Glycerine at Ne tle, more
serious than first expected. Sheriff and town
Surveyor died with their wounds; in all cight
porsons lost their lives, A paper found in

Volyerhampton-ehows Fenians in’ England
lad organized to plunder all armo
Militia forces iu Englind.—Gold 1k

ho™ We
Jately fro
goming direct here, went to Charlottetown
first. ‘This was the case with the notice of
the meeting at the West Point, in our present
yumber, otherwise we should hive been able
ave published it list week.

rare

unas:

have received several letters

or ca wea

oiartied,

« At Pleus
Wesley ( vlpitts,
Binith.

Alied,

At his reuidence, Indian Kiver, on the 21th inst,
Mr. Jamon MeLollin, senior, in the 75th year of
his aye, leaving w large circ lo of frie’ nda ahd rela:
Hons to monta thetr ireparable lose.— (Boston pat-
pers please copy.

At New Biddeford, Lot 12, on the 9th inst,
Jolin Ve

Valley, on the 1th inst, by
Mr. "Sauiuel C nun, to Miss Sary

Mr.
allace, 1 the S2d your of his uge, leaving
a widow, 11 chiliren, 196 prandehildren, and av
large of friends to mourn their loss,

Suddenly, at City, Missou U.8., on
the 27th ult., Jonat Weatherbe, Req. foraierly
of this Island.

On Sanday, the 15th inet, nt hia residence,
George town, after u long. tiness, George Poole.
By find Commissioner of Snall Debte at
stown, teed 40 years.
ryon, on the aid oult., after ah illners of
gleven wi eeks, Lorne with Christian revignation to
the will gf God, Jane, beloved wite of Mr.
John Leard, een., aged 87 y¥ ten months,
Decensed hualett a disconsolate husband, 9 chil
dren, 59 grand-ehildven, nnd 110 wt grand chil
dren, aud 5 great prand hildren departed before
here

steful to the trade, and we trust}
If)

Jn the open space appeared a gi-

| A.merican ar

it wis}
t for

of

the Westward, which, instead of

New ‘Adve vertisements { this Day

Auction st Margate Ceorge Anderson.
Age of Improvement—N., J. Brown,
Wanted— Journal Olfice.

Corns and Warts—\V. lt. Watson.
Masonic—David Montgomery.

Mrs. A. Allon’s Worlds Hair Restorer and
Zylobalsaluuw or Worlds Hair Dressing are
unequalled, and so acknowledged by all who
use them for restoring, invigorating an-
dressing the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
glossy,and disposin, it to remain in any desid
red position; quickly cleansing the scalp, ar-
resting the fall and imparting a heaithy and
natural color to the hin, ‘I’ hey never fail to
restore grey hair to its original youthful col-
or. ‘They act directly upon the roots of tho
hair giving the natural nourisinnent require d.
No lady’s toilet is complete without the Zylo-
balsanium or hair dressing. It cleanses the
hair and imparts to ita most Velightfal _frag-
rance, and is suited to both young and old,

The Restorer Reproduces. ‘The air
Dressing cultivates and beautifies.

If your hair isthin try it, if scurfy try it,
if harsh try it, if
these try it, for all who use it will preserve
tl hair through lite. For sale by all Drug-
gists.

Tue Esreruazy Dramexps.—The collec-
tion of the Prince Esterhazy, recently sold in
London, contains nuny gems of extraordinary
iterit and association; but, to those affiicted
with burns, scalds, felons, salt rheum, ery-
sipelas, flesh wounds, ulcers ete,, a box of
Grace’s Celebratad Salve is of more value
than precious stones.

The Brig Agvey, Griffiths, arrived at Swan-
sca from Summerside on the 6th inst.

fk" We are sorry ta learn that Messrs,
Pope and Lefurgy have not succeeded in get-
ting their vess 1s outof Charlottetown harbor.
ee ren SAUNAS 14N SMRESTS ETUERS ERS E E

AVC

AT

MARGATE

TILE Subscriber will wil call at Auction, en}?
RMONDAY NEXT,
80th December, inst.. the STOCK IN
TRADE of
Reuben Tuplin, Esa.,

consisting in part of

RY GOODS:

Alpacas,
Cobures,
Sitks, Wlannels,
Striped Cottons,
Overcoats,
Bedticking,
Table Cloths,

the

Linen,
Plain & fancy Tw-eds,
Gloves,
|{Iose, &e. 5

BOOTS & SIONS !
gh4a

in varicty.
A large assortment of

suitable for Ship Builder's, Carriage Maker's,

and Blacksinith’s use.

Varnish, Dane Oils, ke.

Casks of various kinds, Barrels, &c.
Sale Positive!
Terms liberal—made known at Sale.

GO. ANDERSON,

Auctioncer,

Margate, 23d December, 186 7

The Great Angi jean Patent
SHINGLE CUTTER!

The only one inthe Island!

The advantage of this Machine is that it cuts

in of the wood
rtectly sinoath

to the
tingle,

the block
dew

ith the

aye
them the ¢

used these shingles
cided pre-
jerence over all
others.
Any quantity to be had at

Brown’s Vale Mills,

Lot 26, at 9s. per
ul 1s

ju.

per M,

(Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and Lath

Machines in fall eperation,
ha Partict ttention paid to the
MANUFASTURE OF FLOUR

Uravi
Deo, 26, 1867.

‘Wanted!

A GIRL who is capable of performing
wi ork, und can give

gencral Hous
good reference.

Apply at the JOURNAL Orrice,
Summerside, Dee 26, 1867. :

Corns and Warts —

are permanently and effectually cured by
the use of

ROBINSON'S
Patent Coen Solvent.
For/siale hy
W.R. WATSON,
store, Ch’town,
1807,

City Drag $
Dec 26,

Masonic.
N Emergency Meetingof Mount Lebanon
Lodge, No. 08 villbe held on FRI-
DAY evening, the inst., at the usual
hour, in the New Lod! toon, over the store

of Mr. L. Vickerson,
DAVID Oe! See'y.
_ Summerside, Dee. 19, 1807,

WHAT IF ANDY JOKNSON 1S A
MASEN ?

P will not prevent the Subscriber offering

sJVALUABLE FREEMOLD
odin FREBTOWN, Lot
f 100 acres of good land, the
rhich is under cultivation,
me vill be piven for the purchase money
on approv ed security,

For particulars, &c., apply at Centreville,
Dedeque, to

for sale hj
PROVE Wy, s
26, consis ung

WILLIAM Rh.
ua

SUEEN,
19, 1

Dec.

lustreless try it, if none of

GRERY HARDWARE & GROCERIES, |

» Dark & Bright

Timber Wheels, 2 Whip Saws, 2
‘uses, it large lot of old Boxes,

‘Age of Improveme ent | |

M.3 and at Summerside

/TUPLIN’S ESTATE|
FOR SALB!!

(ie & Subscriber offers at private sale, the
following Properties :

That well-known Property at
MARGATE, NEW LONDON,
containing about one-half #cre, together with
the Puildings thereon erected, consisting of
one large Dwelling House, finished complete,
and one smaller do., with Stables and Out-
houses completes; together with SHOP and
WAREHOUSE attached, and ong large

GRANARY.
The above property is situated in the midst
of a flourishing settlement, possesses inany

ALSO the

Clifton Property,
containing about one xere of land, with the
buildings thereon, consisting of one large
two storey STORE, 42 x 26 fect, with good
ecllar, and well finished throughout. One
Warehouse 30 x 20, with stable attached, and
one Dwelling House 34 x 24, well finished.

This prope within one quarter of a
mile of the fion W —2 plice where
urge quantities of grain annually ship-
ped, and is in every way snfexcellent stand
for business, J

Also, at CLIFTON WIL
LAND, with a large three
40 x 30, erected thereon,

Also, the Leasehold Interest of the

Shipyard at O'Bricn's Creek,
with the buildings thereon, consisting of two
COOK ILOUSES, one Workshop, one Black-
smith’s Shop.

Also, one LIME KILN, convenient to the
said Shipyard.

Good titles to the above properties given,

For terns er other information apply to

GEORGE ANDERSON,
New London, Dec, id, 1307.—

k Happy New Year!
ToA MENTING

NG i
n Congrepation intend holdi
FUBLIC PE Ain the DRILL SHED, on

New Yeax’s Day.
‘the design of the Ted ia}to aid in cleaving the
iy a },

be off the Charbh., Several addresses
rs cand others nity be expected.

1 o'clock, p m.—
ake, ut tla close
Tickets

RF, 4 acre of
torey Granary,

lies in conncetion with the Sunime

4 there will
of whiehthe Addre
la. Gd,

The ladies who have kindly offered to make
utre Cakes will please leave them with Miss
1, aLthe Manse, who bas been appointed to
\ hem, enor before the Bist of December,
side, No 1867 — Droge

ech Tmportations!

CHEAP
CIIRISTIMAS REQUISITES

Layer Ratsins, Loosr Ratsrixe,
; Teas,
fa Spices,
: Fa Cheese,
(o) "‘Tapiocha, [= Butter,
© Grd Rice, Onions, leat
d Confecthry 2 Shalots, om,
‘ Molasses, Vickles fron
aa pees
fH Sil Almonds, Nuts, &e, Pe
ed Worcestershire Sauce, ewe
La Curry Powder, a
[ea] e Marmalade, best
. *icnic Biscuit, ‘ats
Hy Of Coll ce, be
Coy —3 Of Lemon, (Ea)
. A 2B. Almond,
ES Cinnamon,
=<
Ee

Strawberry,
Raspberry,
Peppe rinint,

Causniy SuoAn. GranxcuLatep Sucar.

December 5, 1 ‘
WOOD LAND:
ee Subscriber offers fur sale, in lots to
suit purchaser the whole to one per-

son, 10 acres of excellent WOOD 1 AND,
situated in Lot 18, pargof Mr. Jolin La

farta. The wood will He sold y ith or wiiout
the land.
Terms made known on application.

DAMIAN GILLIS.
“67 +

Trishtown Road. Lot 19, Dec. 19,

yet supplied with the
aisins,Currants, Dates, Fig
for CHRISTMAS, will sive money
culling at the Clygaph store,
JR. STEWART,
Cheap Store, Summerside, ‘

Dee. 6, 1867.

Improved Farms.
GN LOT 10,

MM le AUCTION, at the

nt a Ue

XO he
ite

The improvements on

vee) Acres of Land,

sitnate on Townehi
vize—On the
on the south t
the farns of ¢
the Main Road

1 al John MeDony
i

The l

inplovements

On 89 Aores of Land,

adj

' on the

Mossi

north by
Also,—-Te improvements

On 160 Acres of Land,

ning the fui of Alexander Aller

f

The jira asers to receive Le
at ds gd, currency per aere, lo co

May Tat, [S03.
G. W. DeEBLOIS,

Ageut for the Proprietor

inenee

ci’ Town, Nov. 98, 1867

Gat EAT

ape Salscribers, intending to build a BRICK
STORE pring,

CK OF
IMEBER, commence

SHLLENG GLE
Their Lalge and Varied Stock of

Uritish & American

MERCHANDIZE,

At Groatly Reduced Prices,
FOR CAH ONLY!

G. & &. DAVIES,

187—2in

thei present WS
alter the Ist 1ic¢

Charlottetown, Nov 21,

SOR a good Assortment ol
CLOTHS, g¢
KR. STRWART'S.

amerside, 3

Cheap Store
Die. 4,

is the

1867.

Now time to subseribe

for the Journal—only $l a year

advantages, and is a good stand for business. ;

gs & Spices
by

COURT
penis,

On Parcs ay, th Jan’y,, 1858,

(bounded as follows,

Id.
by

1, and bouided on
cast by
arm, andon the |

mm Road, formerly oveupied by Aretibald

y 99) yenra,
from

CLEARING-OUT SALE, ~

five dosirons of reaneing
"GOODS, and will,

( ioaitag

SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, ‘ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1867.

iH ARV IE

ALMANAG

1868.

NTVOME PRESS, aadwill will be ready Tor delivery
ubout the 20th inst,

I
THE

Prince E’d Island Almanac,

FOR 1868,
IENRY

JUST FUSLISHED,
AND READY FOR DELIVERY,
THE P. E, ISLAND

CALENDAR,

FOR 1838,
Contaihing, besides the udual information, a full
and aeeurd sioned Offi-
cers of the Estar Kh rund

Ve
For Sale, wholesale und 1 tall;
Souksture, by

at Queen Syuare

D. LAIRD.
si dil

CHEAPEST YET!

AIL subscriber has

_Charlottctown, 1 oT, 1807,

just received at lis

pied by John A. MeDonald,) his

MERCHANDISE,

comprising a general assortinent of
Staple & Pancy DRY GOODS,
Ladios, Misses & Children’s BOOTS,
SMOLES, Rubbers & Overshoes, in yariety
VERY CHEAP (TOR GASH.

Also a choice assortinent of

= a7 .
Family Groceries !
HET E OIL,
eR, Tob 0, Vinegar,
nts, Soap, Candles,
Apples, LB iscuit,
Dye Btotty, &c. &c.

ising, Curry
Figs, Nuts,
Buckets, Grooms,
All of which willbe sold VERY CHES?
for Cash or approved credit:

HiIUGI RAMS, at
Vater-strect, 110G) Lay

LINE O
a ee dbelow ant

FOR CASH.

The Subscriber, in order to effect a clear.
: anco of his
Retail Steck of Goods,

has commenced selling

Summerside:

Se £1

Dry Goods, \
Shelf Hardware, —Y
Crockery ware,
Bocts and Shoes,
Ifats and Caps,
Clothing, &c.,

At and below cost for CASIL.

learn prices before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES. L. WOLMAN.
American House,
Dee. 12; 1867.

istomers-

British &
Snumereide,

“Wholesale Gus

Will find it to their advantage to cal
samples of

The Assorted Crates of

ol Cost.
ALSO:
CONFECTIONARY,
KEROSENE OIL,
LITCU, TAN, OAKUM,
ANCHORS, IRON,
TOBACCO, PIPES,
CHAINS, NALLS,
SULPILUR, ROPE,
SALTS
DYE-STUFES,
‘ STARCH,
COPPERAS, MATCHES, CANDL. ne
ING sob. \,
WASIING SODA,
PLOUGIL MOUNTING,
SHERYL TRON,
TOUSE C! 0 AL.

RK. P. (OLMAN,

Summerside, Dec 12, 1867—3in
FLOUR

Pass Schr. Provipescr,

from Montreal,

FLOUR!
100 bbls. White & yellow Kiln dyicd
CORNMEAL.T
ta" For Sale ae CASH ONLY!
SL. MOLMAN.

d
Summerside, Dees

sume due hy w them, IN
DAYS froin this dat
until next Ball for y
paidenthe 20th J
shall sue for
Court.

ARTHU rn ie oa, & SON,

Cal,
EK, : ‘tonite

EST PRICK ia Cash for OATS,
Summerside, Dec 12, 1867—8m

Christmas Tree!

on the 27th Decen!s
Spm REER q
provided, ‘A good time”
Margate, Dee. 12, 1s07.

is exper ted.
din

) subscriber will pay the IHGUEST

Who Wants Money 7
SASH PRICE for any quantity of

py
OAS,

delivered at his Warchow®
C. CS GARDINER,
Summerside, Dee, 12, 1867.
POR the Chea;
COTTONS go fo
~R.STEWARTS.

merside, ?

Cheap Store, Su
Jee, 6, 1867.

Prince Edward Island!

Yarmouth Gook Stoves, |-

UNRY A. HARYIE.
Queen Street, Charlottetuwn, 2
Dee 12, 1807: 5 |

STORE, (opposite the store lately occu- |

Fall and Winter supply of

Cash customers in want of the abore, will |
do well to call and inspect his Stock, and)

and see

CROCKERY WARE!

still remaining for sale, at a small advance

S,SALTPE TRE,

BAK-

& MEAL.

j notice, be closed at thi

800 Bhls, No. 1 Alloway & other banda

LI, parties indebted to us by Book Ac-| ‘7
count or otherwise, must pay the several
FULT, within TEN
ge we shall not wait
All sums un-
MBER instant, we
at the next Cominissioner’s

N still pays ihe HIGIL-

hea sale of FANGY
ANS at MARGATE,
stant, to commence
NTIS. will also be

est Brown and White

ate eonietes se

‘SEED WHEAT AND
FLOUR.

have this day cecciyed from Mentrenl 550

Farm at “Auction! '

MAB Subseriber lins Leen instructed by
Mr CHARLES ADAMS, to sell at

. Lushels
Auction, on Tuesday, 7th Jany. i) ; “
‘
1868, on the premj » at1l o'clock, a. in., White Bald Seed W heat,
that valuable LE OLD F ARM, ‘bituated jthe Lind most upproved of and generally prow

on the NEW LONDON CAPES, consisting | '4 Cayuda,
of 24 acres. It is\ull cleared and ina good | ALSO:
| 109 barrels of the colebratdd

state of cultivation.
Alloway Mills Flour.

‘Yerms Liberal and made known at sale.
D. ROGENS.

RGH ANDERSON,
6, 18 Avct.

New London, Dee yar

fummerside, Dee 3, 1867

: SEED WHEAT.
FOR SALE AT ;
Coes subs fn qmintity of ex

MARGATE, NEW LONDON! | & cellent © WEST. Farmeva

T ‘an Subscrti jer has on hand and for eale | Would do well to . oppor
RIGUT & SON.

. tunity.
on the usual terms, an assortment of the | 1h

above and justly celebrated STOVES. |
Parties wishing to purel will please ap- |
ply to R. W. ‘Tremain, at Margate, or to the |
undersigned at New Londot |
GEORGE ANDERSON, |

i

Bun

TO LET!
Entry cs may be agrecd on,
A Cone ORTABLE COTTAGE HOUSE,
with Garden and Barn, close to Saint
Mor The House contains 7 rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Lumber
Room; 6 Closets and Cupbo , and other
; con CCS,
For further particulars apply ‘st the Office

7.

Dec. 19, ng

“CHEAP STORE.
CHEAP STORE.

Save your money hy baying your Dry Goods. |

Store, Sumnierside, a

en & Schurman’s, where he offers for
sale a choice assortment of

D. y Goods, Groceries,
&c., of excellent quality, and cheap for Cash.
J.R. STEWART.
a1, 7
" ps ag. a.) . wn) yi
FREEGOLD PROPERTY
POR SALE!

h large Two 8 TSE, with twenty
2X aeres of LA ached,situated on Lot | 7 — Fi
14, about two miles from James Yeo’s. Highest Gani Price

Any person wisl country busi- | P: AID FOR HIDES, atthe “EUREKA
ness could not hay rable spot, it HOUSE,” Summerside.
being in the midst shing settlement | hiss CILAS. CARDINER,

For further particulars apply to the owner | _ Su mmcrside, December, 1867.
at Summerside, doh

Stop! i Read This!

sna orm een 9 | PAMIIIS Subscriber vequesis all, persons
indebied to him to call and. settle

QLESALE!
|their accounts previous to the 1st day of

Tper Zulicka | January, 186s.

~

d)

BRING ALONG YOUR HORSES !
SMIPHS FORGE.

guged the services of
und CARRIAGIE
« now prepared to
asall other work
orge (Sutherland's
osite the etore of

Grocerigs, &e., at the j of this pape : co sane 3
CHEAP STORE, Bec Mennor es 100.0 ISAT; A
ror OR the Lest and Cheapest TEAS
FANIIE Subseriber wishes to inform the public) ge to
that he has oponedaS TOR In Summer: | STEWART'S.
, on Water Street, directly opposi ; Cheap §'

Summerside, Noy.

in his line of business
oll stand) on Water Sur
Colin MeLennan, Meq,

Summersid X wv Bl, "

NEWION
in

2EL.

J. N.STEWART.

Noy ov ety, 1887

wr

ANE

and Wewadt 2 ‘ |
ISB. fom BOSTON, Providence from MO.N=!
TREAL, and Seca Bird from WALIFAX the |
following |

STAPLE GOODS,

which he offers ut a small advance on cost for
cash or approved credit :—
40 Chests ‘Tea,(very choice,)
G Cases Confectionary, (4 &6 lb.Lot'les)
20 boxes Layer Raisins,
4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currants,
3 bis. crashed Sugar,
§ tlhds. Bolasses,
17 eye bi-carbonate Bons
- Soda Gr,
2¢ isi Bathetrick,
50 Casks Kerosene Oil,
59 sides sole Leather,
10 boxes ‘Tobacco, 10 do. Natural Leaf,
a cask Putty in bladders,
5 boxes Liverpool Seap,17 boxes Pipes, |
A cask sheet Zine, $ bbls. Tar,
2 ole Rosin, 2 do. Copper as
do, Alain,30 Kegs Cut ing
10 tons refined iron, (all sizes.)

Sniserils

ae BERTRAM.

Journal OMe

Adminis rE Noti

AX A persons indebted to the Extate of

Winniase Banciay, late of Lot 12, de«

ceased, are hereby required to. make imme-

diate payment to the sptbscriber; and those

persons who have femfaatnan against tho

said Estate are requ to furnish their ac-

counts, duly attested, for settlement, and
within three months from the date hereof.
JAMES BARCLAY,

Administrator.

JM, 1867.—tf

| Ellersbie, Lot 12,S5ept.
es

A dininistr ation Notice.

LE persons indebted to the Estate of Gro
M. Wausur, late of Dunk River Mills,
+, deceased, are hereby required to make
immediate payment) to the Subscriber; and
those persons who gal demands against
| the said Mstate, ar sted to furnish their
accounts, duly attested for settlement, with-
in three months from the date hereot.
LETSY MARIA WRIGHT,

JAMES L. HOLMAN, Adininistratrix,
British & American House, | Dunk River Mills, Lot 36, 2
Summerside, Dee , 1867. S | March 21, 1567. 5

Salt! Sait!

De BRIG ZULEINA from Liverpool—

1092 BAUS SALT!
2400 bush. bulk do.
For sale very low.
J AMES lL. HOLMAN.
Summerside, Dew, & 5, '07.

NOTICE, -

MIE ane Meeting of the PRESBYTE-
RIAN CONGREGATION nt SUMMER.
SPEDE, will be held in the Chureh, on ‘Paurs-
day, JANUARY
Pewholders
to the ‘Treasure
Ge
half

Ladies Sewing Circle.

Aue LADIES of the SUMMERSIDE
WESLEYAN CHURCH AND CON-
GREGATION have establishea a SEWING
ic IRCLE, assembling on Tuesday afternoons,
lat Messrs. Strong's Hall. Preparation for a
| BAZAAR towards liquidating debt on the
iC hurch is the object. Coutributions of ma-
(terial or moncy will be gladly received.

i Ke A. Strong,
rs. Nichardson,
y—Mrs. Alex. McRae,
irer—Mrs, Charles Strong.
14, 1807.

Presiden
Vice Pr
See
Tre,
Sumimersice, Noy,

A. Good Investment.
SALE a very commosionsly built and
finished COTPAGE, sitnated near the
vollionse, Wilmot Valley. Phe Cottage
ay. 0 fe cl. The purchaser will be required to
A few remaining Pews will be sold, andj! ng the preaent winter, Thiy
also a few rented, at the anuual meeting. | Ne

dat.
he i and Danie natthe Journal
Ke fall | onte or on Application}to the owner.
GE
WwW

their KR
that day, in
for the present
be “punet Those who |
have not paid for Pews ‘are respectfully re- |
quested to do so without delay

{
Ly
Vi
|

!

also be sold on that day.
attendance of Pewhollers is requested,
T. Bb. HAL i See'y. & Trea,
Sumniorside. Dee, Il, 7

Biaile” |

ng ofthe fires in the Church for |
NORGE DOULL.

not Valley, Novy

“Who Wantsa Cottage ?

& ion SALE, a HOUSE and
LOT, ple

ntly situated on

< “4 RALS f ‘
Wint or Ax TANS ement. TH ON: , nearly opposite
nC rurch, in Sutmersida,
TONG Mails ‘for the neighboring Provinees is finished pitside, and is 86 x 26

and the United $ will, until further | soot, ¢ at is 14 story high. Size of Lot 66 fect

every T ue sity, | on Central . t, running back 182 feet.

yy urd Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. | Per yy and made known at Burtan’s
at Britain, Newfoundland and | Bookstor
the W HOC alters) Sumnic Marth 28, 1867. tf
nate ‘I lay and Saturday, at 7 p.m, as! goa oe
follows, ‘House and Land for Sale !

i fers 1868 5 VY BE SOLD, DWELLING HOUSE,
aoe i with ONE ACRE OF LAND attached,
dy 7, do
do WW, do jeituated in Cape tasers ¢, Lot 28, and now
do 21, do occupied by Daniyl Campbell, Carriage Build-

i12, do ae It is in a gogd business place, and offers
\ re do ani cement to any person wishing to pur
G, do \ is uy ipping place.
Ue do isi Ne chase. Itisa Bonu shi ping i ICE :
8 db , do 80, do STEPHEN CAMPBELL.
0 do Bitunliyy May 2, do Cupe Traverse, Sept. 12, 1867
s for Suiniisreide and St. Mleanor’s, | 4 es go RR 9 a
deque, will be closed every Tuesday 'Valuable Freehold Farm

viv
and Briday, at 9, asi. TOR SALE IN LOT 17.
Leticrs to be registered and newspapers | Fa\{1E subsciiber offers for Sale 100 acres of
must he posted half an hour before the time | | LAND, in Lot 17, formerly occupied by
of closing the Mails. Mr. HUGH SMITH, It is all cleared and
THOMAS OWEN, P.M. G. under cultivation—within one half a mile of
General Post Office, 2 inexhaustable beds oMfusec] mud. Lhis Farm
Cprown, Th Dee., 1867. 5 fronts on tworoads, gfitsef which leads to the
Se gine shore. ‘Phis property is within two and a half

AN otice | liniles from St. Bloanor’s, and five of Summer-

nl is in the immicdiate vicinity of grist,
BEG to request all persons indebted to the | ing andsaw mills. ‘Chere are on the pre-
HEN W. HALL, |

Netate of the laty S uN i mises a comfortable dwelling house and a
to eon rw ae y the amount in full darge barn 60 x 85, with cellars under it; and
due. Those persois to the West who are in| other outbuildings. ‘The tences ate of cedar
arrears will bear in mind that unless they
make immediate payment they will be sued

and in good repair.
without further not

For information as to Terms apply to the
ba subscriber on the premises.

JAMES ILAL Li.
Saloni ALEX, McCALLUM.
ans Tot a, De e. 11, Nor. 1k, 1867—tf

TO BE SOLD
Hy Private Contract.

, IS67.

17

Aue AT well th rwy i aculeliaes Thi
Wales Boarding” House, at a enst
Rent and Q lt, ly kept by Mr.

for

Jolin Hol opened by the Seb- IC NE of the best BUSINESS STANDS in
seriber. inent boarders re PRINCE COUNTY, situateat WILMOYT

anteed. There nre
and as hay and onte |

commer
good etables ont
will be kept constant Mu ri
thy man in attendance,
to call at the Old Stand.

|} CREEK Bridge, Lot 19, only two and a haf
nd, with a trostwor. | Miles from Summerside—by land or by water,
vavellers would do well | lately in possession of Afr. John Waters, Car-
ringe-maker, contawgipg a quarter of an acre

Bs. C. WIITLOCK. of LAND, a WORK-AUOL, 20 x 40 fect 18

G harlottetov n, Noy. us, sur m in ny foot post—well fitted up and in good order,
: ~—— | 'This place is well adapted for either a Car

Appr entice W anted 1 jriage or Blacksmith Shop; and haying af
on the sea-shore, makes it a very ?*

| LAD. not Pre i 15 years of ae, to denen place. fem
the Tallofty Bustiess One trom the coun |
ti y preferre ‘d LA ia Ohnee : | fad? For farther partic sleet

| Ay wet x
| Summerside, Juge®
“

GUS MceSWEI

Samarers ht