Summerside Journal -- 1868-10-22 -- Page 3

‘ "Pownships Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 14,

a4, 15, 20, 28, 25, 27 and 67.

Notice to the Tenants on the above
named Townships, and all persons
desirous of purchasing Wilderness |
Land.

HE Commissioner of Public Lands will
attend at the following places, on the
days hereinafter stated, for the receipt of all
amounts due on the purchase of Public Lands;
also, for the receipt of deposits of those ‘Len-
ants desirous of purchasing the fee simple of
their Leaseholds in the Estate lately purchas-
ed from the Hon, Jas. ©, Pope, and for the
sale of Wilderness Land,

On Wednesday, the 28th day of October,at
9 a.m., and on usrday, the 29th day of Oc-
tober, unt! 12 a m., at Mrs Webster's, Searl-
town, On Monday, the 2d day of November
And on Tuesday, 8d day of Noyember,at Wm
Hiywood’s, Esquire, Vignish, Lot 2.

On Thursday, the 5th day of November,and
on Friday, the 6th day of November, at Mr.
avid Hunter’s, Alberton.

On Monday, the 9th day of November, at
MeNaught’s Hotel, Westérn Road, Lot 6.

On Wednesday, the 11th day of November,
and on Thursday, the 12th day of November,

“until 12 am, at Mr Allen’s, Wellington, Lot 16.

‘On Friday, the 18th day of November, and

Wh ‘Saturday, the 14th day of November, until
2 a m,v?t Mr Carruther’s, Kensington, Lot 19.

On Monday, the 16th day of November, at

Mr Bagnall’s, Hazel Grove, Lot 22,
NOTICE.

The Tenants who have not accepted the
provisions of the Land Purchase Act, and
have omitted to pay their rent, are hereby fi-
nally notified, that unless payment is made
to the Commissioner at the time and place
above named, distraints will be issued for its
recovery.

JOHN ALDOUS. Commissioner.

Land Office Ch'town, Oct 22' G8—3di

New England Self-Acting

BAND LOOM |

Just whatevery Farmer Requires.

ILL weave from 15 to 80 yards per day.
Any style of goods required.
A dozen different twill can be woven upon the
game warp. Also
Seamless Bags,

AND CLOTH, DOUBLE-WiIDTHE.
Can weave a web six feet ten inches wide.
Also, winds its own quills; and while it

weaves one quill it winds another. Can also

be folded together and taken through « com-
mon door with the webb in, ‘The whole
operation is performed by turning an casy
crank, and can be operatad by a BOY or

GIKL ten or twelve years of age.

S$. WELLS & CO.,
General Agents, No. 113, Federal Street,

Portland, Me. Also Agents for the Lamp

& Bripcevorr FAMILY KNILTLING MA-

CHINE, (Send for a vireular),
October "68. tf

HIDES! HIDES!!

Te HIGHEST PRICE will be paid, in

CASH, for EXE E> Rass delivered at the

“EUREKA HOUSH’ WARKHOUSH.

C. C, GARDINER,
‘Summerside , Oct 22, '68.—

Butter! Butter!
ANTED, by the subscriber,
2200 Wirkins Butter,
tor which the highest price will be paid.

y

1s, 2d. will be paid all of this week.
T. B. WALL,
Summerside, oct. 22.'68. Bi .

Land for Sale.
WPNMUL Subscriber offers for sale a piece of
LAND, conteining about 7 acres, all
clear, situated about 14 mile from St, E
nor’s, on the road leading to Miscouche.
particulars enquire at the Journar Olfice,
DAVID GALLANT.

ow

October 22, ‘68.

PLOUGHING MATCH.

The Albertn Agricultural Society
intend holding a P).OUGHUING MA‘TCHL, on
TUESDAY NEXT, the 27th ipstant, on the
Farm of Mr. WM. WEWISS, to commence at
10 o'clock, in the forenoon, One Member
has the privilege of Ploughing; or his son or
servant. Any person, not & member, can
compete by paying an entrance fee of 3s. The
following prizes will be awarded :—

Ist prize £1 5 O 2nd prize £1 0 O
8rd do. O17 6 4th do. 015 U
6th do, 012 6

At.the close of the Match a good substan-
tial dinner may be expected.
ALEX, HORTON, Sec’y.
Alberton, oct. 22,

. Clerk Wanted.

N EXPERIENCED Dry Goods CLERK

having a goo! recommendation, will find

a situation, with good salary, on application
atthe JOURNAL OFFICE,

Summerside, oct. 22, 6.

YARMOUTH —

COOK STOVES.

HE Subscriber has forsale at MARGATE
fa large assortment of the
avoye celebrited

Cook Stoves,

which he offers on
Unusually Liberal Terms.

Parties wishing to purchase will do well to
esll on Mr. Kh, W. TREMAIN, at Margate,

or on
GEORGE ANDERSON.

tf French River.
Notice.
RoW. SMITH, of MARGATE, Lot 19,
begs to inform the people of Prince Ed-
ward Island, that he has on hand a yaluable
Vegetable Pill, which will cure
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Ththisic, and ether
affections of the Lungs; and is also prepared

to cure Rugusmavism of LONG STANDING:
Margate, oct 22, "0.

.

Fairbank’s Scales
i“ & subscriber has received per Sehr,

Ti nenal from BOSTON, U. 8.
12 Platform Scales weighing from 400 Ibs to

1200 Ibs.
8 Union Scales weighing from 402 to 240 Ibs,
7 Grocer’s Do. Do. 407 to 62 Ibs.
9 Even Balances, Do. doz to 10 Ibs.
For sale at Manufacturers Pricer, with ship-
ping charges and duty only added.

JAS. L. HOLMAN,

Wholesale Warehouse, }

Heau Lolman’s Wharf, :
Summerside, oct 22, '68

NOTICE.
ghee PARTNERSHIP hitherto carried oa
at Tignish between the undersigned, un-
der the Siyle and Firm of Epwarp Haexurr
ate is mle day mutually dissolved. ‘The
affairs of the concern will be settled by Gro.
W. How an. me ae
GEORGE W. HOWLAN,
EDWARD HACKETT, & Co.
Witness,
Jd. MeGuyany.

REFERRING to the above the subscriber
has until further notive appointed Mr PAT
RICK MORKISEY, to collect all Book Debts,
Notes of Hand, and judgements due the above
Estate which must be settled forthwith. All
parties having accounts against the same, are
hereby notified to render the same to the
undersigned on or before the first day of
January 1809.

GEORGE W.UOWLAN,
19 68.—1Im

‘Handed Over!

UL persons indebted to Joun Russe.
- Srewarp, recently of Summerside, will,
in order to save expenses, pay the amount of
their respective accounts on or before the 1st
diy of NOVEMBER next, to Ron’r McC.
Sraverr, at his oftice, who now holds the
Books, and is empowered and instructed to
sue every man for the Noveiiber Court.

; IT. B. HALL,
Summerside, oct 22, 168
i
AXES, AXES!
UST received by the subscriber, an im-

portation of Graves’ Cr
made in Milltown, N B,

Case’

‘ Xs are su-
perior to any made either in Canada, New
Brunswick, or the United States, and will be
sold at the low price of seven shillings each.
THOS. B. HALL,

Summerside, oct 22d, 768

Per Schooner “ Glynnwood,”
BROOMS;

FROM BOSTON,

90 DOZEN PAILS AND

Cros» Cut and Mill SAWS; 1 Role
Sole LEATHER; 6 boxes Anvrican Chop-
ping AXES.

A. P. MILLS,

Summerside, oct 22, 68

SALT! SALT !!
20 BAGS Liverpool SALT—Low for

CASH.
Summnierside, oct 22 A.P.MILLS
JUST RECEIVED !
Per steamer St. Lawrence.
6 CASES Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
BOOT s. Superior RUBBER
SUOKS tor sale at a smatl advance, for cash,
A, . MILLS.
Summerside, oct 22, 1868.
NOTICE,
FEMI undersigned would intimate to those
indebted to them, that they require FULL
PAYMENT at as carly a date as possible,
Again we have to thank those who favor us
with their custom, and pay us regularly.
Those who do not thus treat us, may expect
to be dealt with as the huw directs, as we fully
intend to enforce payment; for we cannot
afford to leave the balance dace us stand over
from year to year, nor will we be satisfied
with whatis left after all others are paid, un-
less sufficient for us also.

We are paying Cash for Oats, Bar-
ley and Hides, as usual

ALSO—On hand and FOR

30 Yarmouth Stoves |

WATERLOO,

SALE :

comprising TFarmen’s Coon,
NiaAGara and other patterns.
and Owzmislin stowes.
70 Bois. Caraquet fat Herring.

GOO Bush. Salt.

and a Large

Winter Caps and Furs,
With Supply of

General IMerchandize.

D. &P. MACNUTT,
Malpeque, October 15, 1868 Gin

DAILY EXPECTED !
PROM

4 NEW DOMINION PTOUNDRY,
A SUPERIOR LOT OF

Waterloo, Cook, Parlor
AND OTDER

vy xy WN a

which will be sold
GHEAPER THAN ANY YET IMPORTED.

«. C. GARDINER.
Summerside, Oct. 15, 1868.

STOVES, —
FARMERS BOILERS.

FYNMIE Subscriber has just received a yaried
assortment of the above

COOK STOVES,
with improved WATERLOO, SHOP, PAR-
LOR, ILA LL. BEDROOM, CHURCH,

SCHOOL HOUSE,
WM. G. STRONG,
Central Bedeque, Oct 15, "68

Assortment of

their usual

FLOUR! FLOUR!

Per Schr, ‘‘Sea Bird” from Montreal,

A PRIME lot of
Canada Flour,

Sean. Otrve, and other Oits, Dyke Srurvs,
Groceries, Larpwanrn, &e., &e.

NID LOS\We
RY GOODS!
Per Steamer Princess of Wales,—
a large assortment of
DRY GOODS,
for Sale at the
LOWEST PRICES!

A. P. MILLS.

October 15, 1868—tf
sfhtedth hiatal! ae
OATS.
ANTED, by the subscriber,

230,000 Bush. Oats.
D, ROGERS.

V

Summerside, oct. 7, 1868.

HERRING !

jber wiLexchange Nol

mo ElLerring,

(Caraquet ) for good

POTATOES,

Yelivered at Summerside Wharf. — :

sti JAS. CALDWELL,
Summerside, Oct. 14, 1868,

PYLE sub
m

SUMMERSIDE

A few Box /

To the Electors of the
|First Distvict of Prinee
GENTLEMEN-—

H’ VING been requested by many Tlect-
ors of the District, to offer myself asa
Candidate for the vacancy in the Legislature
caused by the dece of te Honorable James
Yeo, Lum induszed to respond to their call.
Attached to no political party, desirous only
to be of some little service to the Country in
which my lot is cust, and with the sole inten-
tion of doing my duty independently, to the
best of my judgment, without fear or fffor,
andirrespective of creeds, persons, or classes,
[ soticit your suffrages,
And have the honor to be,
Your most obed’t servant,
JOUN HUNTER DUVAR,

Hernewood, Lot 6, Oct 13, 1868.

County.

To the Electors of the

Fifth District of Prince County,
GentLeMEN—

N a few days you will he required to elect

a Member to represent your District in
the louse of Assembly. 1 beg to intorm you
that I am a Candidate for this honorable posi-
tion.

Upon the important subject of PUBLIC
EDUCATION, which now engages the atten-
tion of a large portion of our population, 1
consider it proper bricfly to state my views.
Lam Ovvosep 10 THe ENDOWMENT OF ANY
Secrarran Instirution. I, neverthe
consider it jst, that so long as it sh iremain
the policy of the People of this Island to de-
fray the cost of Educating the Youth of the
Colony from funds raised by common taxa-
tion, the sum annually voted by the Legisla-
ture for Education, shall be apportioned among
the Schools in which Hducation is imparted,
and if elected, J shall advocate such amend-
ments to the Laws relating to Public Lduca-
tion as will entitle efficient Schools—tf open to
the inspection of the Executive Government—
to a share of the grant for Hducation—
whether such Schools shall be established and
maintained by Religious denominations or by
private individuals.

Upon general Political subjects, my opin-
ions are well known to you,
I have the honor to be,
Your obd’t Servant,
JAMES C. POPE.
Summerside, October 15, 1568,
Pro, Ix. Mer. 3w.

- Wotice.

AME Persons indebted to ALEXANDER
M. PRICH, late of Be cque, whos
Notes of Land become due the Ist of Noyum-
BER next. are hereby informed that their re-
spective Notes of hand are handed over ty the
undersigned for collection,
MALCOLM McFRARLANE.

adeque, Oct 15, 1868 Sin

B

HEREBY give notice to all persons in-
debted to me, that L have empowered Mr
SOLOMON I RD, of Cape ‘Traverse, to
collect the same an snt discharges; there-
fore all persons iudevted to me, will pay the
same forthwith,
| WILLIAM BROW,
Cape Traverse, Oct 15, "G8.
Notice.
A LU Persons indebted to the subscriber
SA are requested to call and settle their ac-
counts on or before the 33a of INoW=
lembewr, ensuing, as all unsettled accounts
will, after that date, be placed inthe hands
of an Attorney, for collection
TILOMAS HALL.
Summerside, Oct 15, 13863 if

Dk. J. N. LULL, —
| Graduate of Bellevue Hospital,
Medivat College, A. J.

ice in the
Water Street y
fof). L. Holman, Ley,
** All calls promptly attended to.

Summerside, Qetobe

Summerside Bank.

CALL is hereby made for the THIRD
and Last instalinent of the subscribed
Capital to this Bank,—the same payable on
or before the First pay or January 1869.
Bb. L. LYDIARD, Cashier
, 1868

STEAMERS
Alhambra & Commerce,

CHANGE OF THGUR,

‘vs will leave Queen’s Wharf, every
THURSDAY EY
BOSTON, touching at CANSO and ILAL-
IFAX,

CARVELL BROS.,, A
Oct. 15, 1863.
FANWERS.
AARMERS who wish to obtain a good set
* of FANNERS, can be supplied by calling
at the establishment of
THOMAS HALL

Summerside, oct

LOOK HERE!
TYMIE subscriber begs to intimate to his

fricnds and the public in general, that he
has opened a First Class

Liquor & Grocery Store,

athis OLD STAND, on Water Street, in
Summerside, where he will keep constantly
on hand Kuicg aos of the choicest draught
including—

Brandy, Holland Gin, Port anl
Wine, Jamaica Rum, Trish and
ich Whiskey, Porter and Ale, Pipes,
Kerosene Oil, ‘Tea, Sugar,

Hennessey
She
be
‘Polacco,
Molasses.

Tavern keepers and others wishing to pur-
e the best LIQUORS will do well to
g the Subseriber a call, as his motto is
* quick sales and light profits.””

Persons wishing liquor for med
poses will find at my Store a W
Article,

R. McDONALD.
Sunimerside, Oct 15. 868. :
r," ; , '
War is Declared!
NTED by the subscriber, during the
V nipping season,
50,000 Bushels Oats,
or which the highest price will be paid, in
Cash, at the time of delivery.
aval B. HALL,

Summerside, oct | 68
CANADA FLOUR!
ky sehr SHA BIRD fron MONTREAL

400 EXbis. No. 1 Eresh Ground
Canada Plour.
For SALE at a small advance on cost for cash

approved urcdlt
ARAM e JAS. L HOLMAN.

Wholesale Warehouse. ;

Head of Holman’s Wharf,
j Summerside, Uct. 8, 1868.

JOURNAL, THUR
| NEW

NTIL further Notice the above Steam- |

= a
GOODS.
A Large Assortment

Just received and for sale at

Very Lowest Prices!

FINLAY McNEILL,
Summerside, oct. 8, 18us.

SPILLGLs

ICIIOPPING AXES.

ae RECEIVED, a large lot of Chop-
ping AXKS from

Spiller’s Celebrated Edge Tool Ma

| nufactory, St. John, N. B.

The best

Axe Manufactory in the

Dominion.
Every Axe Warranted!
Axes of any weight to suit purchasers.
D,. ROGERS,

Summerside, oct. 7, 1868.

NEW FALL GOODS!

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!

Stand from under! Stand olear!!

The Bottom’s out and Prices
are Tumbling !!

I HAVE RECEIVED and am DAILY RE-
CELVING from GREAT BRILAIN, the
NEW DOMINION and the UNITED

STATES,
Large Importations
of almost every description of

er
NEW GOODS,
Suitable for Fall § Winter Trade.
which I will sell at a very small advance
on Costs and Charges, for CASH PAY-

MENTS.
D, ROGERS,

Oct. 8, 1868,

* *
French Burr Mill Stones.
FUNMIL subscriber having furnished theDUNK
RIVER MILLS with the above excellent
stones, is now prepared and is able to turn
ont FLOUR,OATMBAL, &¢.,equelin quality
to any millon this Island. ‘The
Grist Mill, Saw and Cardi Mills
are all in excellent working order—plenty of
water and competent workmen—so that per-
sons Coming to the above mills will not be
disappointed or have to wait long,
‘The shingles cutat this mill have not yet
been surpassed in quality.
DAVID ROGERS.

Dunk River, oct 8, 1

Canada Axes, Nails, &c.
Ve subscriber has just received per SHA
BIRD from Montreal,

55 Kegs CUT NAILS

12 dox Higgins’

10 demijohn

2 dozen Grain Scoops.
For sale at a sinall ac 20.
JAMES L, HOLMAN,
Wholesale Warehouse,

Head Holman’s Wharf, 53

INotice.

FEMI enbseriber bis been ve dito state to
all persons indebted to the ve ofthe tite
M. Wright, of Dank River Mills, that be-
nthe tith Vember
ny, a person win Be at Mills to
i ve payment aul nt di and Chat
all nasettiod deta, w Iter that a be placed
in the hands of an Attorney for collection,
DAVID KOGERS.
IsGS.

October, Sth

Vreetown,
ened a cei
LUMBER YARD.
At subscriber wishes to inform tho pub-

lic that he has opened a LUMBER

YARD in SUMMERSIDE, in the place
formerly us uch by Messrs, Darby &
Montgomery, directly opposite the residence

of Joseph Green, Esq. He will keep con-
Wesnly on hand,
Pine Boards and Plank,
Spruce Boards and Plank.
Hemlock Do. Da.
Laths, Shingles, Pailings, &e-
Allof which will be soll Cheap
Cush.

for

J. W. FORSTER,
Summerside, oct. 7, 1868. y

ly
“4 PVT PEA I WN Mg 1G
EXECUTOR’S NUTICE!
LL persons indebted to the Estate of the
LX HONORABLE JAN YEO, of PORT
HILL, Merchant, deceased, either by Bonn,
Nore or Hanno, Rent, Book Account, or
otherwise, are hereby notified to come ior-
ward and settle the respective amounts due
by them, as all Accounts, Securities, &e. &e.,
will positively have to be closed up torthwith.
WILLIAM RICHARDS, 2
JOUN INGS, 5
JOUN YEO,
JAMES YEO.
Port Hill, Sept. 23, 1863.—6w

TI CONGREGATION DE
NOWRE DAME,

Summerside, P. E, Island.
MPMIE Course of Instruction embraces the
English and Prench Languages, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Geography and the
Use of the Globes; Ancient and Modern flis-
tory, Rhetoric, Botany, Philosophy Chemistry,
Music—Vocal and Instrumental—Drawing ,
Painting. Kvery kind of useful and orna-
mental needle-work.
‘Terms per quarter of Ll Weeks:

2 Executors.

Or

Board and ‘Tnition, - sf 47 6
Musie Lessons—Vianoforte, - 1107 0
Vocai Music, 4 . - 010 0

Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, + 0 10 0
| Parents or guardians residing at a distance
should appoint some person in Summerside
who will liquidate the Bills at the appointed
terms of payment, and receive the pupils
should circumstances render their removal
nec y. ‘Lhe Roman C tholic Religion is
the only one taught in the Institution, How-
ever, all denominations are admitted, but uni-
furmuty tequires an exterior observance of the
general regulations. No encroachments are
made upon the liberty of conscience, When
two or three of the sume family are received
into the Institution, considerable deduction
will be made in the charges,

SI LiccT DAY SCILOOL.

System of education as above, Ilours of
attend ince from 84 to 114, a.m., and from 1
tod, pm., Terms per quarter— Pupils of 10
years and upwards, 15s: Pupils under 10 yrs,
‘os. Music, Drawing Painting, &c, charges
as above.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

Where Pupils are taught Reading, Writing,
Arit +, Grammar, Geogrdply, Pian
sewing. ‘Terms, 5s per quarter. Pupils under
10 years, 3s.

The above mentioned classes will open on
Monday, the 12th October. It is highly de-
sirable that Pupils should be in attendance at
the beginning of the scholastic year,

No deduction made for occasional absence,

Summerside, October 8, 1868,

ne

i

DAY, OCTOBER

‘|The above sale is POSTPONED un-

Ww

22, 1868.

| Auction Sales.

‘Valuable Farm for Sale.

HE Subseriber has been instructed by

Mr. EDWARD WARREN, of AUGUS-
TINE COVE, LOT 28, to sell by
AUCTION, on FRIDAY,
the 30th OCTOBER, instant, at LL o'clock,
ae n., his FARM,

Consisting of 41 acres of Land, |
xty of which are clear and under a good
te of cultivation, the remainder is cov-
ered with a good growth of Hard Wood.
There are on the premises a good comfort-
able Dwelling House and kitchen, and a
never faillug Well of water near the door,
Also, from 15 to 20 tons of Hay andalarge
quantity of Straw. Barn 66427, Horse
Stable, Waggon LIlouse, Grainary, Work
Shop and Dairy, alsc Lime Kiln and a
stream of within filty yards of the house,

'TERMS,—For the m £160 this fall,
and the balance in 4 years by four equal

St

s)
instalments; for the Hay and Straw, six
months,

‘The Lease of the above Earm is
Annnal rent, one shilling per
r further particulars enquire of
the Subscriber on the premis

JOUN COUGIILAN
Auctioneer

Oct. 15, 1868.

Farm, Stock, Crop, Im-

plements

"PO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, op
FRIDAY. Gth NOVEMBER next, at 11

o'clock, forenoon, on the premises of Mr,

HUGH CONNORS, Kerry Town, New Lon- |

don, Lot 20: The HA BR WE consisting of

about 78 acres Freehold Land, about 50 acres
cleared and in a good state of cullivation; the
remainder is covered with hard wood. The
greater part has been manured with Mnssel

Mud. Abundance of Mussel Mud within one

mile of the premises. ‘There is a good new

Dwelling Mouse on the premises, and a never

tailing springof water at the door. Also, the

SPOCK consisting of—

1 Horse, 3 years old,
Mare, 4 years old;
4 Cows, 3 Ieiters,
Calves, 20 Sheep, 5 Pigs.

1 Cart, | Waggon, 1 pair Harrows, 1 Wood
Sled, 1 Jaunting Sleigh, | sett Waggon
Ilurness, 1 Plow do.; 2 Scows, 1 Mud

r, 1 Vlow, 7 tons Hay, a quantity of

3 20 bushels Wheat.

TURMS.—For the Farm, a deposit of 6}
per cent to be paid down; the balance by |
three yearly instalments. For the Stock, &e, |
made known at sale,

(Canadian Gull). 1
1 Morse, 4 years old
1 Steer, L Ball, 3

G. B. McK AY, Auct,
Clifton, New London, oct 21, ’68 :

WATER LOT
AT AUCTION.
FEW of those adinirable Water
ZX Toots, Bast of Meuuvan's Wise,

belonging to R. L., WEATUERBILE, Msq.,
will Le sold on

Wednesday. 2ist Oct,

instant, at Pablic Auction, onthe
spot.

A FEW OTHER LOTS will also be!
offered, |
October 7, 1868. pro

til Thursday the 12th of Novem-!
her next, then to take place at tho!
hour of 1 o'clock, p.m.

Prince County
PLOUGHING MATSH.

PLOUGHING CH will take place
£AX. under the ma ement of the Prince |
County Agricultural Society, on the Farm of
Mr. GEORGE PRICE, Lot 17, on

Tuesday, the 3rd November

next, when Prizes will be awarded as follows:

Ist Prize $4.00 4th Prize
ond $5.00 Oth sé
Brdy $4.00 Cth tt

Competitors to be Members of the Society,
their names entered with the Secretary, and
Ploughs to be in the field at half past nine
v’clock, an. Size of Furrow to be 6 inches
by S inches.

By order of the Commi tes,
Ht. C. GREEN, Sec’y.

Summerside, sept 23, 1865

REMOVAL !

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes
to retin thanks tor past fivors, and
aequiint bis Customers and others

that he
Removed his Boot & shoe Store
to the building lately occupied by Mr: P Brown,
neatly opposite the’ Jonrned Otlice, and will be
inost happy to receive a continues of thet yOrs.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber are
requested to cull and settle their accounts.

Wanted?!
A FIRST CLASS Journeyman Shoemaker,
f

MAJOR RAMSAY.
Sept. 24, 1868.

Patt) .
STOVES, STOVES.
I have just received from ALBANY, per
Sehr. Golden Rule, a large and varied
assortment of STOVES, consisting of
Cooking Stoves for wood,

Cooking Stoves for coal,
Parlor Stoves for wood & coal,
Bed Room Stoves,
IIall Stoves,
Shop & Office Stoves,
Stoves for Churches }
and School Llouses. |

Daily Expected from Boston,
alot of the celebrated

Waterloo Cook Stove,

for sale at Low Prices and on good terms

D. ROGERS.
Summerside, oct. 1, 1868. oe
OATS & BARLEY !
EMAL subscriber is paying the INGHEST
MARKET PRICKS for Oats and!

Barley, delivered in Summerside.
LL. VILKERSON,

Summersi‘te. oct. 7

Journeyman Tailors.
VA D, by the subscriber, THREE

good Journeyman TATLORS, to whom
ly employment and good wages will be

given, i
ANGUS McSWEEN,.
Summerside, oct. 7, 1868. Jin ae
CASH FOR OATS.
TEA Subscriber will pay the highhest
Market Price, in Cash for Oats
delivered at his Warehouse

i many articles not ennme

i Bal nee jas

Auction Sales.
FARM, STOCK. CROP, &e.

dhe Subscriber has been instructed by
; Mr HENRY TUPLIN, of Margate, to
sell at

AUCTION on TUESDAY,
the 27ih of Octoder instant, at 11

o’elock, a, m., the FARM now occupied by

him, containing 100 acres of Leasehold Land,

about 60 of which are cleared and in excel-
lent cultivation, ‘There are on the premises

a good Dwelling House, Barn and Work

Shop. There is a well at the door, and a

splendid stream of water running through

the Darm.

The above Property is pleasantly situated
in one of the most flourishing firming dis-
tricts on the Island. It is only atout one
mile from Kensington, and ten miles irom
Summerside, and is in the vicinity of Churehes
School Houses, Stores, and other conven i-
ences. Come and inspect it.

STOGK: 1 llorse, 1 Mare, 8 excellent Cows,
14 Sheep, 1 Cart, 1 Truck Waggon,
Harrows, Vloughs, 2 new Driving Wag-
gons, Iarness, &c., &c,

OROP—5 ‘Tons HAY, and a quantity ot

STRAW.

'RMS.—For the Farm, a credit of three

years, paid by instalments. For the Stock,

&e., allsums over 203. a credit until the Ist

November, 1869, on appproved Jvuint Notes.

GEORGE ANDERSON, Auct.

New London, Oct, 14, 1868.

FARM,
Stock and Implements.

HE Subscriber will Sellby AUCTION,

on MONDAY, the 27th inst, at 1L
o'clock, on the premises, ab BRACKLEY
POINT, his

Valuable Freehold Farm,

of 130 acres, nearly the whole of which is
cleared and enclosed, with the buildings theres
on, which are pretty extensive It has a shore
en and is every way a most desirable pro-
perty fora fumily willing to work Also, the
whole of the STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
STOCK,

A splendid half-blood COLT, 2 good Work-
ing HORSES, 1 MARK, a very good
Stock of SHEEP, CATTLE and PIGS,

IMPLEMENTS,

Threshing Machine, Fanners, Carts, Ploughs,
Wagyons, Llarrows, Ilorse Rake, Harness
Sleighs, Mud Digger. Scows, &c

EURNITURE,
Sofas, Tables, Cheffonier, Chest Drawers,

Clock. Chairs, Bedsteads, Carpets, a
num! er of Stoves, Looking Glassvs

——ALS

Blacksmiths’ and other ‘lools, witha great
ed The whole will
be SOLD witho.t reserve, or certainly very
nearly so

TERMS .—For the Farm, £100 paid down,
£100 before the Ist of MAY next and the
viy be agreed on Possession
ly For the moveables quite
RMS will be given on good

PETER GREGOR,

given immec
LIRERAL
Joint Notes

Lis

Oct. 15. 1868.
STOCK, FARM IMPLE-
MENTS, &c. &c.

To be sold AT AUCTION, if not previous-
ly disposed of by PRIVATE SALE, on

Tuesday, rd Noyv., next

at 10 o'clock, a, m.,

The Leasehold Interest in 80 acres of
LANI), at Wellington, Lot 16, with a front of
15 Chains, on the Lgmont Bay Road, oppo-
site the residence of Allan’s Ilotel. 35 acres
are C.eared and in a good state of cultivation,
andis well fenced, the remainder covered
with Hard and Soft Wood. On the premises
are a Dwelling House 23 X33, Barn 23 X 25,
with other out-buildings, Marsh Mud to be
had in the immediate vicinity of the farm,
and Mussel Mad, in abundance within a digs
tance of one mile.

—ALSo-——.
2 Horses, 1 Colt, 3 Cows, | Leifer, (two years
old,) luge pair oxen, lot Pigs, Sheep, Geese,
Farm Implomonts: 1 Ridingg Waggon, 1
‘Truck Waggon (new), 1 Cart, L Jaunt-
ing Sleigh, | Wood Sted, setts Harness,
Forks, Rakes, &c. &e., all nearly new.
Produce: 9 tons Hay, 250 bushels Potatoes,
anda ot of unthrashed Oats,

Household Furniture: 1 Cooking Stove, 1
parlor do, L Bureau, lots Chairs and
Tables, Large Kitchen Cupboard, 1b
Writing Desk, &e. ALSO—1 Large
Workshop Stove, and Stove Vipes, some
Sashes, and Frames.

TERMS.—For Farm, made known at Sale;
for other articles, all sums under 25s., Cash
on delivery, over that amount, a eredit of
one year on approved Joint Notes.

JOHN McCORMACK,

sllington, Lot 16, Oct. 15, ’68.

We

Farm, is tock, &c.

4 Subscriber has been instrncted by Mr:
Matcotm MeGoueany, to offer for SALE by

AUCTION,
on Tuesday, the l0th Nov. next

at LL o'clock, a. m, on the premises, his
Valuable F old Farm,

one mile from Grand Ri rry, Lot 14, contain-
ing 78 es first Class LAND, with a Marsh of 8
or Wacres attiched, which annually yeilds about
Wtonsof Hay. ‘This Farm is ina high state of,
cultivation. On the premises there are a Dwelling
louse, Barn, and othet buildings, and its water
fucilives are excellent. Marsh Mud in abundance
is within a few chains of the farm, which fronts
on the river.

Also the Stocelc:

Consisting of 1

Hlorse, 6 yours old, 1 Mare, rising three years,
! Horse, rising two yeurs, 4 Milk Cows (good)
1 Leiter, do, 14 Sheep, and 7 thoye, with
quantity of Upliad und) Marsh Lay, aud

Straws
Also, farmers utensils,—Con-
sisting of 1 Wayuon, | Cart. t Track, t Plough
set Hurrows, | Wood Sled, 1 Riding Sleigh,
sets Hurness, | Riding Saddle, Chains, Traces
Uny forks Rakes &e,
frouschold furniture,—Lot of
Chairs, P sofa, Publes, Bedsteads, Wash stands
Chest Drawers &e. &e,
Terms of Sale :—For the Farm, terms libe-
ral; for the Stock, Farming Linplements, &¢.,
accredit will be given until Ist November,
“69, on approved Joint Notos.
GEO, ANDERSON, Auct.
New London, oct 15, 68.

FLOUR! FLOUR!!

hee RECEIVED, a small lot of No.1
e CANADA WLOUR!

\ R.A. STRONG & BRO.
Oats, Butter, Eggs,

JOUN LEFURGY,

Summerside, oct. 1, 1868, \

Low by R. A. STONG & BRO,
Summerside, Sept. 24, 1868 J
ILL PAY the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE in CASI for
delivered at the ALBION HOUSE,
Nuumerside, Sept. 24, 1868.