Summerside Journal -- 1869-07-15 -- Page 3

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Auttion Bellin’s Property-—Geo, Ander:
Important Auction De. ale allace
Alteration—F, W. Hales.
‘The Pioneer Line—R. ‘T, Holman,
The Buckeye Mower—Do.
Bargains—R. 'T, Holman.
a i

eaving Weaving—D. 8. Crew.
Watches & Clocks—Do,
Notioe—Alexander Horton.
Flying Freachman—Alex. Smith.
For Sale ia Bedeque—Mrs. J. Rogers.
Road Notice—Jobn Clay.
Great Exbibition—Cail Brothers.
Shingles & Laths—David Rogers,

A Minister once said, “The light is bad,
my eyes are dim, and I cannot see to read
‘this-hyem.” If he had purchased a pair of
«-Lanerus, Morris & Co.'s celebrated Per-
fected Spectacles.” he would have been
sable'to see double, ‘These splendid glass-
‘es are: advertised in another column of our
paper, and we would advise all those who
wish to get a good article, and a pair of
Spectadles that will be a great assistance
to their sight, to call at the Agent's store—
A. LT, Holman’s—and purchase a pair,

Wailea that the amount realized at
‘the Melpeque Bazaar and ‘Tea was £190.
‘Phis is good, and will enable the folks to
finish their new church at once. We un-
‘derstand that Mr. T, Beattie, carpenter,
and T. Brehaut, Plasterer, have already
commenced to work in it. Both these
igentlomen have earned the reputation of
‘being first class mechanics, and therefore
‘the Malpeque Church will no doubt be a
00d job when done,

We have received Livingstone’s Hand
Book and Visitor's Guide ui St. John,”
with an account of Fredericton and the St.
John River, It is published by Gordon
Livingston, and contains a yast amount of
useful and general information, and to a
stranger going to St, John, will be, as a
guide, invaluable,

WE forgot to acknowledge last week the
‘* Mirror of Typography” received by us.
It is published by ‘T. IL. Senior & Co., and
is especially valuable to printers. ‘The
June No. contains a beautilul fruit-piece
plate, executed in colors. It is really the
most beautitul piece of engraving and press
work we have ever seen, ‘Lhe book con-
tuins.some excellent specimens of typo-
graphy and interesting matter, The art
of printing is certainly brought to pertec-
tion in the ** Mirror of Typography.”

We have received an interesting ac-
count of the Militia Drill at Port Hill, this
week. It will appear next week,

A Pie Nie party was given on Friday
last, by the friends of the Rey. Mr, Wed-
dall, previous to his departure from the
Bedeque Circuit, The notice of it sent us
is crowded out this weck. We are always
glad to hear of our friends enjoying them-
selves at ‘Tea Parties and Pic Nies, but we
cannot promise to publish lengthy notices
of such until we enlarge our paper—some-
thing we hope to do before very long,

Tux Hon. L. 8, Titey, from the New
Dominion, arrived here yesterday, Le
leaves again this morning for Charlotte-
town, by the over-land route. During his
short stay, several gentleman called
on him. Some folks imagine his visit to
the Island is to make an ofler to us to go
into Contederation. We shall see.

Tu Island Steamers have altered they
route to this port, Sve advertisement

A Live Moose is now on exhibition in
thie own,

The writ for an election in the Fourth
District of Queen's County has been issued
Nomination day on the 27th July, and
election day on the 3rd of August.

Tuk laying of the Foundation Stone of
the new Catholic Church, in this ‘town,
took place yesterday—their lordshipe Bis-
hops Rogers and Melntyre, officiating.
In the alternoon the examination of the
Convent pupils was held, and in the even-
ing a Concert given. An immense crowd
of people were assembled, and everything
passed off well. We will next week give
a full report of the proceedings,

* The Summerside T’rogress and Jounnar
are at liberty to.abuse us with impunity. ‘hey
are smal) potatoes, and are not worth wasting
powder upon.”

‘The above paragraph we clip from the last
Herald. The astute politician, profound phi-
losopher, accomplished orator, and polished
writer who fills the editorial chair of that high-
toned and moral sheet, is mighty in the muat-
ter of comparison. ‘Will he ie kind enough,
while taking breath amid the whire of his
multitudinous cares, to inform his readers of
the connection between potatoes and powder?

In the appointments of the P. K. Island
Presbytery, published in Saturday’s issue.
Key. J. Allen, should have been substituted
for Rey. I. Murray, on the !u Sabbath of
August in Cascumpec.—JVat.

We learn that there were about five hun-
dred persons in attendance at the Camp Mcet-
ing Services at Vownal on Saturday last.
‘The interest in the movement is said to be
increasing. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer are pre-
sent, and zealously labouringin the cause
which they have so much at heart.—/’at,

‘Tne examination of the pupils of the Con-
gregation de Notre Dame, Tignish, will- take
place on Saturday, the 17th inst.—J’ro.

On the 6th inst,, at Christ Church, Dart-
mouth, by the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia,
Rey. J. Banning Richardson, KR. A., Rector,
to Minnie Heartshorne, daughter of Lawrence
remain, M.D. t

At Charlottetown, on the 7th inst., by the
Rey. Alex. Falconer, Mr, Donald McLeod, of
Orwell, to Miss Margaret Gillis of Point Prim
vore,

At the residence of the bride’s mother, 5th
inst., by the Rev. Isaac Murray, Rh. MeNeill,
Ksq., M.D., Stanley Bridge, to Miss Amelia,

youngest daughter of the late John McKie,
isq., French River, New London,

On the Ist inst., at the residence of the
bride’s father by Mr. J. C. Chappell, minister
of Drovidence chapel, Prince Street, Mr.
Charles A Rodd, to Sarah J. Hobbs, fifth
daughter of Mr. J. Hobbs, hatter, of Charlotte-
town,

Atthe Manse, on the 13th inst., by tie
Rev. W.K. Frame, Mr. Jolin Constable, to
Miss Effy Mackay, both of New London,

At the residence of the bride's father Scotch,
Hill, Pietou, N.S., on the 80th June, by
the Rey. A. Falconer, Mr. David M. Fraser,
of Charlottetown, to Annie, daughter of Mr.
Angus Campbell.

On the 21st ult., by A. Richard, B.C. M.,
Mr. James Silliker, to Miss i. J. Frost, both

of Lot 7. i :
Died.

COME AND SEE THE ELEPHANT !!

HERE is now on exhibition, at the ware-
house of COLIN McLENNAN, Esqr.,
in Summerside,

A LIVE MOOSE!

This beautiful animal, only 12 months old,
stands nearly five feet high, and is very trac-
table.

As the animal will only be here a few days,
parties wishing to see her had better cull at
once, aAdimission Od.

CAIL BROTHERS, Owners.
_ Summerside, duly 15, 1869.

ALTERATION
Departure of Steamers for Shediac

Leo
WN and after THURSDAY next, the 15th
inst. the Steamers for Summerside and

Shediac will leave Charlottetown, until fur-

ther notice, every ‘TILURSDAY and MON-

DAY night, at ‘Twelve o'clock, instead of

‘Tuesday and Friday mornings, as heretofore,

in order to connect with the Boston Boats,

and so as to avoid the necessity of Passengers
remaining for the night at Shediac,

By order,

W. HALES, Seeretary.

F,
July 9, 1869. [ju 15

THE PIONEER LINE

From Liverpool Direct!

ie «lim, J. Hunt, Master, copper
and copper fastened, classed Al at

Lloyd's, will sail from the above port about
the Ist of SEPP EMBER for this port pirner.

The satisfaction already given Consignees,
warrants the subscriber in soliciting further
shipments by this vessel.

FYMIE fast sailing Brig Kowa-

tag? Apply to Messrs. Wat. Srewarr &
Co,. 1 Tratlord Chambers, Liverpool; or to

the owner,
R. T. HOLMAN.
_ Summerside, July 12, 1869. 2w
THE BUCKEYE

MOWER & REAPER!

TENE Subseriber has received, from the
celebrated manufactory of A. ?. RICL-
ARKDSON & CO., Worcester,

24 of the above superior

Machines,

Warranrep to give entire satisfaction,
b@™ Farmers will do well to call early,

a moderate price, and upon good terms.

ROBY. 'T. HOLMAN,

Summerside duly li, 1869. Bw
BARGAINS !
IN

STEEL FORKS,
NASH'S SCYTHES,

N, 8. SIONES,

2 & 3 Bowed RAKES, at
R. 'T, HOLMAN’S,

Summerside, July 15, 1869. 3w

LADIES’
Will find a very large assortment of
Butter & Preserve Crocks!
—ALSO--

Flower Pots!

Cheap at

R. T. NWOLMAN’S,
Summerside, duly 15, 1869. 3m

Weaving, Weaving!

New England Self-Acting

MAND LOOM!

HE Subscriber having procured one of
the above LOOMS, is now prepare | to do
Cusiom WEAVING of all kinds. Any style
of goods can be done on this Loom, A dozen
different quills can be woven upon the same
warp, Can weave a web six feet ten inches
wide, Cloth double width, and Seamless Bags
‘The best of work guaranteed. No delay, Call
and see the Loom and specimens of work,
Reduced prices for Weaving.
DANIEL D. CREW,

Near the Drill Shed.

Summerside, July 15, 1869.

Watches & Clocks.

FPNIE Subscriber has just received a new
supply of CLOCK & WATCIL Material,
aid is prepared to execute all work in the
Watchmaker’s line.

DANIEL D, CREW.
Summerside, July 15, Near Drill Shed

: Norion,

VIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Cas-
cumpee AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will be held on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, at
the Temperance Hall, at 2 o'clock, p.m,

iX. HORTON,

Alberton, July 15, 186 2w :
“Flying Frenchman.”

FYMIE celovrated Horse ‘'Fiyina Frexen-
MAN” thay be expected ty pass through
St Eleanor’s and Summerside, on his way
home, the first of next week.

ALEX. SMITH, Owner.
New London, July 15, 1569.

FOR SALE in BEDEQUE

and selecta perfect machine, at) _

—T10——

Charlottetown & Summerside.

a THE FAST SAILING Brigantine

*§ ZULAUIICA,” K. FIN-

LAYSON, Commander, 233 tons,
classed Al at Lloyd's; coppercd and copper
fa.teneJ, will be on the berth for the above
Ports EARLY IN AUGUST, and sail on or
about the Ist SEPTEMBER,

Importers wishing an early arrival of their
Fall stock, can, by forwarding their orders in
good time, avail themselyes of this opportu-
nity.

For Freight apply to Messrs. Dayip Can-
non, Sons & Co.,, 57 South John Street, Liv
erpool, or to

JAMES L. HOLMAN,

July 8.1869, pat. 2i Summerside.

JULY and AUGUST!
. BY

Steam N. Company’s Steamers

ARSONS desirous of obtaining RETURN

P ‘Tickets, available for ONE WEEK, to
and from any places called at by Co’s Steam-
ers, may purchase the same for ONE anda
HALF FARK; or parties of FIVE or more
may obtain the same at ONE single fare, one
‘Ticket only being issued to the party.

y@™ Season ‘Tickets, at reduced fares,
can be had on application at the office.

By order,
F. W. HALES, ‘Sec'y.
July 1, 1869. Liuly 9.

GEORGE D. WRIGHT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Choice Family Groceries!

Dunn's Glock.

Oharlottetown, - P.E. Island.
July 1, 1869. tf

For Sale or to Let !
Mill and Distillery.

4 Subscriber offers tor SALE orto LET
the DISTILLERY owned by him, situa-
‘The Dis-

DEALER IN

ted in Lona River, New London,
tillery is in good working order.

ALSO—'rhe GRIST MILL, alongside of
the Distillery, which is in excellent order,
and working every day,

There isa Dwelling Ilouse close to the
Mill, which will also be Let,

ta The above Property is situated in a
public part of New London, and offers a good
inducement to any person wishing to muke
money. ‘Ihe Mill and Distillery will be sold
or rented separately or together.

DUNCAN ADAMS.

Long River, New London, July 8, 1860 Im

FARM FOR SALE!

TPMUE subscriber offers for sate 100 ACRES
of excellent LAND, situate at SHEED
RIVER, Lot 13, the property of Mr. ADAM
CLAY, who has recently removed to the U.S
On the above property there is a comfort-
able DWELLING HOUSE and good BARN.
‘There are about 20 Acres of it clear and under
fence. ‘The remainder is covered with valu-
able hard and soft wood, is not over a quarter
ofa mile trom an inexhaustible supply of
Manure, quite near a good set of Mills, and
altogether is well worthy the attention of in-
tending purchasers.
‘Terms liberal—made known on application
to JOUN CLAY,
Centreville, July 8, 1869,

€ pring 1869.

(PIE STANFIELD WOOLEN COM-

PANY at TRYON, in thanking the
Public for the liberal patronage received
would respectfully inform their customers
and the Public generally that the Mill having
been put in good repair and m de thoroughly
eflicient inevery department; they will con-
tinue to manufacture Cloths, Flannels, Blank-
eting &e., from custum Wool as ‘heretofore.
Parties wishing to do their own weaving can
have tieir wool Picked, Oiled, Carded and
Spun, for one shilling per pound. Custom-
ers may rely ona quick return, and ifdesired
may haye Cloth in exchange at time of de-
livering Wool, asa constant supply will be
always on hand.

Wool which must be clean washed, free of
mats and coarse locks, and of good quality
received at the Hon HL, J, Callbeck’s, Charlot-
tetown, or at the Mill,

STANFIELD WOOLEN Co.

Tryon, 1, 186{

FOR THE LA

N EW

DIES.

Artificial Flowers,
Feathers,
Dress Buttons,
Silk Laces,
Gimps,
Collars,
Aibbens,
Gloves,
Hats,
BOOTS AND SILOES, &e., &e., Ke.
Just received and for sale CILEAP at
FINLAY McNEILL’S.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.

Just Received,
AND WILL BE SOLD LOW:

KB BARRELS No. 1 Superfine Mlouw,
9) 10 Barrels Oatmeal,
20 Boxes Extract LLogewood.

. ARTHUR VP. MILLS.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.

“FLOUR! FLOUR!!

UST RECEIVED, per steamer FLAM-
BURGH, trom MONTREAL,

100 BARRELS

No.1! Superfine FLOUR.

pate Subscriber offers for sale a FREE-
HLOLD FARM, containing 72 Acres of
About 35 acres are cleared, and in |

LAND.
covered with hard and sott wood. ‘There is
also a goud Marsh adjoining it, which cuts a
stacks of Ilay annually.

There are on the premises a good Dwelling
House, Barn, Llacksmith shop and other out
buildings, and a neyer-failing spring of water
but a few yards from the house, ‘This pro-
perty fronts on Dunk River, and is within a
short distance of Mussel Mud, Seaweed, &e.,
and being convenient to market, makes it al-
together a very desirable situation,

For further particulers apply ts Davin
Roorns, Dunk River Mills, or to the subseriber
on the premises.

MKS. J. ROGERS.
Redeque, July 14, 1860.

At Bideford, Lot 12, on Tuesday, July 6th’
after an illness of 7 months, Margaret Ellen, |
wife of the late Benjamin Rogers, formerly |
of Lot 16. |

SHINGLES & LATHS!
FS Sale by the Subscriber, a quantity of
LATHS 4 feet and 44 feet long.

a high state of cultivation; the remainder is) -

D. ROGERS.
Sammerside, July &, 1869.

CANADA FLOUR.

UST RECEIVED, per sehr. SEA BIRD,
from MONTREAL,

| 350 Bbls. choice No. | Flour.
| Vor sale very low for cash.

| JAMES L. HOLMAN,
| Wholesale Warehouse,

Head Holman’s Wharf, July 8 1869,

| DEAL FREIGHTS.

i\ JANTED, SEVERAL VESSELS to

| carry DEALS, ‘To load at Buctouche,

| ichibueto, and Shemogue, for Ports in the

| British Channel, Liverpool and the Clyde.
Apply to A. H. YATES,

Commission Merchant.
Ch. Town, June 29, 1869, um

LUMBER !

\-

Kind reader; would you see your foot
Inside a neatly finished Boor,

And feel you may without disgrace

Look even Princes in the face ?

Well, if you would, just call on me,
And you will very shortly sce,

‘That I can do the work:so neat,

And make the finish so. complete,

Thatyou would wonder from your heart
You etme eo late toGEORGE MUTTART!

Is any man withouta Sorn ?
‘Lhe truth must now be plainly told,
‘Lhat such there are, and 1 would say
To such an one, make no delay,
Forif you come, Ive heard it told.
You will and you will not be souep !
For you can get for Money down,
‘Lhe best and curarest work in ‘Town.
So come and act a wiseman’s part,
And get your Boots from
GEORGE MUTTART.
Jentral St., Summerside, June 24, 1869.

reservers

LAZARUS, MORRIS & Co’s,
Perfected Spectacles

AND EYE GLASSES.

The Large and increasing sale of these ©
PERFECTED GLASSES

Is a sure proof of their superiority. We were
satisfied that they would be appreciated here
as elsewhere, and that the reality of the ad-
vantages offered to wearers of our beautiful
lenses, viz.: the ease and comfort, the assured
and readily ascertained improyement of the
sight, and the brilliont assistai ce they give in
ull cases, were in themsclyes so apparent on
trial, that the result could not be otherwise
than ithas, inthéalmost general adoption of our
Celebrated Pertccted spec-
tacles by the residents of this locality.
Witha full knowledge of the value of the
assertion, we claim that they are the most
yertect optical aids ever manufactured. To
those needing Spectacles, we afford at all
times an opportunity of procuring the best
and most desirable.
kh. T. HOLMAN.
Agent, Summerside.
Tlas always on hand a full assortment, suitable
for every dillieutty.
We take occusion te notify the public that we
employ no pedlers, und to cantion them against
those pretending to lave our goods for sale,
duly 8, Ls6o, ly
r y
LOOK WERE!

FPMIE Subscriber offers for sale a splendid
piece of MARSIL on ‘Township No. 26,
on the South side of Dunk River, a short dis-
tance below the Bridge, joining Wm. Schur-
man’s Farm; subject to a yearly rent of 8d.
per acre. Vor further particulars and terms,
apply to GEORGE CLARK.

duly 1, 1869. Wilmot Creek.

WANTED.
Wan a SECOND CLASS TEACII-
ER, of the Episcopalian persuasion,
for the St. Eleanor’s District School.
Apply to

GEORGE JONES, Trustee.
St. Eleanor’s, July Ist, 180% Im

~ NEW TIN SHOP!

TYNUE Subscriber would respecttully inti-
mate to his friends and the public in gen
eral, that his engagement with Kk, T. Holman,
fsq., having ceased, he has purchased the
Stock in ‘Trade of his TIN SHOP, and has
now commenced business on his own account,
in the Shop under the Clifton ILouse, opposite
Steeves’ Hotel, on Centrat Street, in Sum-
MERsIDE, and is prepared to execute all orders
in TINWARE, SUELT IRON, COVPER,
&c., at the shortest notice,
A good supply of TINWARE will always
be kept on hand, and will be sold at Manu-
facturer’s prices— Very Cheap.
This Establishment being A irst
Class One, those wanting anything
in this line of Trade, will find it to
be to their advantage to give the NEW TIN
SHOP a call,
Town and Country Merchants supplied at
the very lowest Wholesale prices.
Jobbing done at the shortest notice,
The highest price, in CASI, paid for Old
COPVER and BRASS.

: JOUN BETHUNE.
Summerside, June 24, 1869,

CLIFTON HOUSE.

1869. SUMMER. 1869.

W FE. have now completed our spring im-
portations, and wonk! eall the attention
of persons in want of summer supplies to our

Large and varied Stock of

MERCHANDIZE,

received from the best markets, which we
offer at the lowest prices possible, among
which can be found—

DRY GOODS of every Tobacco, Molasses
description, Soda,
HARDWARE, ditto,/Sole Leather,
cheap, Neats’ do.,
Ilny Rukes & Forks. |Boots and Shoes,
Manure re Kerosene Oil,
be Shovels, iCod do,
Mud | *& SIIELEF GOODS,
Iloes, Scythes and $.)consisting of every-
Stones, thing suitable for
Nails, country trade,
Salt, =—ALI0=
Paint, all kinds, The justly celebrated
Oil, ‘Turpentine, Yarmouth Cooking
Glass, Putty, STOVE,
Tabs, Buckets,Brooms|Parlor — do.,
TEA (very best, asjiu0 Bbls, No. 1 Bay
neual, of Island HIERRING,
Raisins, Soap, jo0 Magdalen do.

The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Sheep and Calf Skins, Old Lron, ete.

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON,
Clifton House, New London, July 1, 1869.

BRITISH AND AMERICAN
HOUSE.

UST RECRIVED, per steamer Merritt
and Schr. Josephine from MONTREAL,
and Robert Noble trom BOS'TON—
#8 Casks Kerosene OIL, 1 Bb. Olive do.,
1 ‘Tin Neets-foot OLL, ldo. Castor OLL,
lido. Cod-liver OLL, & do. Carriage
Varnish, 2do. Furniture do., 6 boxes
Tobacco, 20 Caddies do, 6 dermijol:
French Vinegar, 2 sacks Filliburts,
ido. Currants, Dozens Pine Apple Sy-
«ho.
Low tor Cash or approved credit.
A. P. MILLS.

rop, Raspberry, Lemon and Strawberry

NNN Oe

ROAD NOTICE.

TPE Subseriber will let by Public Auction,
to the lowest bidder, on THE SPOT. on

Tuesday, 27th July,

instant, at 11 o'clock, a.m., the following
work, viz:—
Certain REPAIRS to WILMOT CREEK
BRIDGE; and inmuediately afterwards, pro-
ceeding on, will let im the same manner, tic
BUILDING of a STONE DRAIN and other
work, near ‘Thomas Schurman’s, Lot 17.
Immediately after, the MACADAMIZING
of certain portions of the Road between Thos.
Cairns’s and Summerside.
‘Thence proceeding Westward, will let the
MACADAMIZING of certain portions of the
Road between Jas. Darby's and Summerside.
—ALSO—
On Thursday, 29th July, inst.,
at Lo'clock, p.m., on the spot, certain RE-
PAIRS to Grand or Ellis River Bridge.
‘The above work to be performed according
to specification to be submitted . tthe time
of sale.

JOLIN CLAY, Sup. Pub. Works,
Prince County.
Bedeque, July 15, €9.—pro 2i

NOTICE !

0 be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
premises, ‘Township No. 8, in Vrince
County, on ‘THURSDAY, the FIFTH day of
AUGUST next, at Eleven o'clock, forenoon,
under and | ursuant to a license duly granted
by His Honor the Surrogate of this Island for
that purpose:
ALL THAT Freehold Farm or tract of
Land which belonged to the late LAWRENCE
SHOR?D, of the atoresaid Township, Farmer,
deceased intestate, and of which he died seized
und possessed, situate on the said 4 ownship
No. 8, described and bounded as fullows,—that
is to say:
Lying oa the North side of the Hamilton
Road (leading from Pierre Jacques Mills to
the West Point), having a frontage of about
nine chains thereon, and extending northward-
ly by parallel side lines for the distance of
about sixty chains; bounded on the West by
Angus McPherson's farm; on the East by
Stephen MeWilliams’ farm; and on the South
by the Hamilton Road, — containing Fifty
Acres, a little more or less, with all buildings
and appurtenances to the same belongin..
Trnas oF Save.—20 per cent. down, and
the balance in six months, with interest at six
por cent. per annum from diy of sale.
JAMES YEO,
Administrator of the Estate of the
late Lawrence Short,
Port ITill, June 29th, 1869.—Sins

Wanted.

A TEACHER to take charge of the CAR-
ZX LEVON SCHOOL, Lot 6.

THOMAS KEDELL, Charwmah.
Carleton, Lot 6, July 1, 1869. Bw

Singer’s New Style

SEWING MACHINE.

ITE above celebrated and world renowned

sewing Mac © with all its
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, unquestion-
ably the BEST, the CIIEAPEST, and most
beautiful SEWING MACHINE in the world.

The public may judge of the high reputa-
tion and ready sale acquired by the ‘* Singer
Manufacturing Company,’ when they can
state and show by their quarterly returns,
that during the past year they sold FORTY-
THRE THOUSAND and FIFTY THREE
of these celebrated Machines. Four Thou-
sand Nine Hundred and Ninety Wight more
than any other Sewing Machine Company in
the world,

The above Machines are warrant d to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION, and not to
get outof repair, and are now on exhibition
at the Journau Office, Summerside, and at
the Agents Store in Charlottetown.

JOUN HIGGINS,
ASU

June 3, 1869.

The Climax Mower!

MANUFACTURED BY

The Corry Machine Company

TYNE subscriber being appointed Agent for
P. BE. Island, for the above celebrated Ma-
chine, Farmers intending to purchase a Mow-
ing Machine this year, would do well to wait
a few weeks, until the ‘*C]IMAX” arrives,
as itis believed to be the best Machine ever
invented; one Firm alone having bought
ONE ‘THOUSAND MACHINES | for this
present year,

As soon as the Machines arrive—which
will be ina fw days—full particulars will be
given,

JOUN PF. BAKER,
Agent for P. be. 0.
Summerside June 3, 186%,

Also Agent for Haywood’s Cloth Mills,
‘Tignish.

Albion House!
1869. SPRING 1869.

Just received at the above Establishment

Cheap Hats,
Cheap Bonnets,
Cheap Prints,
Cheap Dress Goods,
Cheap Skirts,
Cheap Ribbons,
Cheap Feathers,
Cheap Flowers,
Cheap Parasols,
Cheap Mantles,
Cheap Waterproof Cloths,
Cheap Doeskins,
Cheap Broad Cloths,
Cheap Jteady-made Clothing,
Cheap Collars, ‘Ties, Gloves, We.
Rh. A. STRONG.
Albion Tfouse, June 3, 1869.

Boots & Shoes.

YX Steamer /lamborovgh, trom MON-

d
Boots §& Shoes!

i TREAL:
3 Cases
Misses’, Gents’, Boys
and Infants. For sale LOW hy

Comprising Ladies’,
R, A. STRONG,
Albion House, June 3, 1809.

CLEARING OUT !}

Splendid Freehold Farm

For Sale on Lot 3.
MPNHE eubscriber has been instructed to sell
by AUCTION, on the premises, on

Tuesday, 20th of July

next, at 11 o'clock, a.m., the FAKM of
Mr. Archibald McNeill,
of MONTROSE, Lot 8, together with the

Crop, Stock § Farm. Implements

This VALUABLE PROPERTY hea a
front of 29 chains on the River; contains 27
Acres, and is sitnate about ten chains below
MONTROSE BRIDGE,

‘There are on the premises a DWELLING
HOUSE, New Barn, Out-houses, and Weil
ef Water; also, Three never-failing Springs
of water on the shore, which are valuable for
Pasturage.

Any person who has ever travelled through
this flouriehing settlement, wall have noticed
the valuable deposit of Musser Mup which
lies almost in front of ths Farm.

‘TERMS :—For the Farm, one-fourth paid
down, on delivery of the Title Deed; one-
fourth in three months, one-fourth in six
months, and the bak.nee ia twelve months
from the day of sale, to be secured by a Jud-
gement Bond. For the Stock and Crop—All
sums under £5, cash on delivery; over £5 a
eredit of three months, on approved Joint
Notes of Hand. ‘
Complete delivery of the Farm will not be
given until the purchasers of the Crop have
time to remove it. For further particulars see
Handbills. Should the 20th prove unfavor-
able the sale will take place on the following
day, 21st.
ROBERT GORDON,

Auctioneer.

Montrose, May 26, 1869.

AUCTION

Sale Positive! No Reserve!

4

I will sell at Auction, on easy terms.

BELLIN’S PROPERTY,
IN TIGNISH,
On Wednesday, 2Ist inst.,

Commencing at 10 o'clock, a.mn., consisting of:
OO ACRES OF FREEDOLD LAND:
i (30 x 334 chains) 60 of which are
cleared and conveniently divided into fields ;
20 ready to be cleared, fenced, and 20. partly
fenced, covered with seantling, poles und
young hardwood. On the premises are a good
und commodious Cottage, $4 x 23 feet, with
a large porch, cellar, &e., and out-buildings ;
a very superior Barn, complete, 50 x 80 feet,
with lean—to 17 x 80, and manure shed, 24 x
24, with loft, frost proof cellar under barn
thoor, 20x 1, by 7 tt. deep, lined with cedar
posts; also, Granary, Ilay Barrack, Hen
House, &e.; a large garden and orchard, well.
stocked with young and healthy trees, and a
spring of water near the house, not surpassed’
on the Island,
A brook runs across the farm, through the
barn yard, to which cattle have access from.
nearly every field A handsome bush runs
across the property, sheltering the buildings
from the N., N. W. and N, E. winds. Swamp
inud on the farm. mussel mud 4 mile,and sea
manure in great vbundance, 1 mile off, fish
manure at stages in the vicinity.
There are a Church, Chapel, school-house,
stores, tannery, saddlery and forges, also,
cloth, grist, saw and carding mills, all within
two miles, ;
The above is to be soll with or without
crop, consisting of the sowing of 7 bushels
wheat, 82 do, oats 3 do. barley, 3 do, buck-
wheat, 13 do. potatoes, | of 20 acres, be-
sides turnips, garden vegetables, &e,
For the Freehold, a credit of from 3 to €
years will be given, as agreed on at sale, pay-
able by instalments.
Terms for Stock, Implements, Tfouschold
Furniture, Crop, &c., &¢.—Under 208, cash ;
thence to £5, credit, on approved notes, till
November next; above £5, half next fall,
balance fall of 1870; on all sums paid down
of the last, a discount of 10 per cent. will bo
allowed,

GEO. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
July 15, 1869.

IMPORTAN
AUCTION!

Va'uab'e Property

HE Subscriber has been instructed to
sell by AUCTION, on

Tuesday, 27th July, instant,
at 12 o'clock, noon, the whole of the
VALUABLE PROPERTY
eee
ANDREW N. CAMPRELL,
of LOT 16, Prince County, consisting of :—

200 Acres of Land..

100 acres of FREEHOLD, all cleared and:
under cultivation, having. a front of 20-chains
on Richmond Bay, and 20 aeres of excellent
MARSH; the whole of the Jand has been
covered with Mussel Mud. There are on the
premises a good DWELLING HOUSE, with
large Kitchen attached; a Wood House, a
large BARN, Hay House, Granary, Poultry
llouse, Vig House and Cookery, with other
Out-Buildings; a Well of Water near the
House, a goud Garden and Orchard, &e, &e.

100 acres LEASEHOLD, adjoining the
Freehold. 80 aercs are cleared, and 14 acres
ready to clear; the balance is covered with,
Fence Poles and other Wood. The whole
Farm is fenced with Cedar. The right to
purchase is stipulated in the Lease.

The property will be sold in one ortwo
lots, to suit purchasers. It will be suld with
or without the Crop.

‘The above property is consklened the hand-
somestin Lot li. It is pledsantly situmted,
is only 7 miles from Sumiuerside, and is in.
the immediate neighborhood of Churches,
School-hous Mills, Blacksmith Forge, and
other conveniences. [tis only a short dis-
tance from the Mussel Muul, and.an abundance
of Creek Musl aud Seaweed an. the Farm
Shore.

he" TERMS.-—A deposit of Ten per cent
tobe paid on the day of sale ; halfof the
balance when the deed is executed, and the
remainder in two years.

GRO. ANDERSON,
New London, July 10, 1860, Auctioneer

Facts for the People,

“

500 COBOURG (12:4)

low. R. A. STRONG.

Albion House, June Srd, L&6n,

WINDING UP.

LIL, Persons indebted to the lat

1000 Yards Checked ALPACUCA (8d.)

ible, Redwood, 9 bis, Crashed Sugar, | And DRESS GOODS in variety, equally

JIVE Subscriber has received at his Store,

Centrat Strasser, hie STOCK of

NEW GOODS,

Suitable for the Trade,

Firm of

oe LAUNOHED Sawed SHINGLES always on hand.

On the Ist inst., at Lot 12, from the ahip-| ; i DAVID ROGERS.
yard of Mr. ‘Totten Ellis, for Juba Yeo, Keq.,| Summerside, Jaly 15, 1869.

a Brig of 265 tons. called the Ramnnrn, z 4 oe . |
On the lat inst, at Egmont Bay, from the| Job Pranting done neatly and with
despatch, at the Journal Office,

Summerside, June 17, '69.

6 Bbls. Coal Tar !

| ae SALE LOW for Cash or approved tion of the subscriber,
A credit, A.V. MILLS.
Sunmerside, June 17, 1869,

Which he offers at the usual LOW PRICES
Call wad see. you ar) sure to get
Value for your Money!

L. VICKERSON.
Summerside, Jane 4, 1609.

PME Subscriber has on hand a quantity of

VINE BOARDS and PLANKS; LATHS
and STUDDING, which lie offers for sale
in lots to suit purchasers,

JAS, L, TIOLMAN.

Summerside, Jane 14, i860.

| R.A. STRONG & BROR., are hereby
| notified that their respective Accounts must
| be paid, or otherwise arranged tu the satisfac-

R. A. STRONG

shipyard of Mr. Neil McNeil, for John Yeo, Summerside, June 3, leew

Keg. Barque of 296 tons, called the Susie.