Summerside Journal -- 1868-10-01 -- Page 3

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STOVES,
n ALBANY, per

ye and varied
nsisting of

New Advertisemen

Stoves, Stoves—D. Rogers
Cash for Oats—John Leturgy
Pictou House Coal—K., A. Sirong & Bro,
Sweet Oil &o.— do do
Blacksmiths Coal—Dayid Rog rs,

T have jus 3,

Schr. Golden ane a

assortment of siivEs
is;

{ .
Cooking Stove

A want supplied—Thomas Cairns, “4 ? S hr wo
Fanners— Thomas Hall, Cooking Stoves for co
Notice—A Templar. Parlor Stoves for woo

Lot 19—J. C. Pope. > coal,

Washing Machines, &e.—Mark Butcher,
AUCTIONS:

Assignee’s Sale—Wm Benirsto,

Farm, Stock, &c.—John Linkletter,

Important Sule—Geo. Anderson,

Bed Room Stoves
Tall Stoves, y
Shop & Offie

Stoves foy C

ANY person who is at all acquainte
Mr. Geo. W. Millner knows are Lb
romaler wets, ae can cut,

ve, paint, work at tin, inve is
rother printer to boot, a ate
vented & sowing machine tor dropping
seed and also a lantern, both of which are
especially uselul to the farmer. ‘The iow
ing machine we never saw, and therelore

ith
ea
carve, en-

‘om Boston,
cbrated

D. ROG

we can speak from expericnce,

: SDAY, OCTC

SIDE JOUR

PLOUGHING MATCH will take place W
under the management of the Prince
yricuitural Soviety, on the Farin of |
ot 17, on

November

|

/©O PURCIEASE A
Freehold _Prop erty GEORGE PRICE

The Subscriber has been instructed by | Tuesday, t

i: a i)
V \ | 8rd 1) ee $1.00
\ | | | Competitors to™re**fembers of the Society,
~ § | their names entered with the Secretary, and

Hloughs to be in the field at half past nine
ON

| Size of Furrow to be 5 inches
Tuesday, 6th Cctcber

JENT, at the hour of 11 o'clock. a,m., that |

fo'clock, a. ms
by 8 inches -
By order of the Commi tes,

H.C, GREEN, See'y. | 15¢

di known BRERUOLD Provenrey| —§ es a [lis
uated at 4 Price de
MEE Ty ows eT hel | ree
CLIFTON, NEW LONDON, (yoy rintity of OATS, and | de

rior Land, 80) {BAR iuscribers Ware- | for

24, 1868,

poerrint 4 much wbout it; but of the su- ‘ Cottaining 140 of sup ny,

by aud uselulness of the ** Farmer's Summerside, oct. 1, 1868, acre: being clear din a vigh state of cul- | house, Summer ha

antern A) nn tivation, the ren G covered with good fF GARDINER. no!
FIREWOOD and V

CASH FOR OATS.
FANUE Subscriber wlll
Market Price, in
delivered at his War

‘having had one in use for
‘lantera jamais prineipall
an ee eat light In every direction when
bore dene pacantictl by the hand it is pro-
Piigepsiord slit side Veith tin bands, and
ered A slide door to open. I nay be
ee y Weather without fear ot the
i Boing out, aud even should one oi

@ pieces Of glass, pet broken it is v

some time, ‘This
y ot glass, giving ry the highest
zussia for Oxts }
LOUSe

: JOUN LEFURGY,
_ Summerside, oct. 1, 1868,

PICTOU HOUSE COAL.

H ILE subscribers have j

stsily

st received a small

re, For s atety ito

an Mnny ee : ne it cannot be surpass-| & Cargo of the above POAL. Consumers

‘other palaces, | re ents happen in barn sin-use iterher for PyAlor or Cook Stoves
T: » or the want of farmers Only 22s. GP. per Ton, euuliver:

Rivets havin g a good lantern,
Hs ae tore Sirungly recommend
AnD eed ot u Jun

We would |e early

any pe Youn
tern to purchase one

AN

Ovt 1, 1868. ENG Se BO,

ithe we. Lt is sold at the low i Hi
5 2 low price ol 2s. Gl « vEAiaTy ey Svicenanaess
id 4s.. and is on sule at Ua sO uee ne Ss eee

COD OIL!
KEROSENE
Boiled ¢
at R. A. ST
Oct. 1, 1868.

Blacksmith’s Coal
CARGO of L
sile by

¥ Strong & Bro, in this town.
and buy one,

‘Tue weather during the past week has
been very untavorabie ior tarmine opera-
tions, A good deal of grain is AUC HTHAR
we fear, will be much injured by the aa :
rains of the past tew days. From 4 riiue
parts of the conptry we have sad ; wont
plaints. Farmers, we sympathize wiih
you, but let us tell you it is no use eum
ing at Providence.” ‘he merehantaud the
mechanic have their losses too, and we AW
all too apt to grumble if everything doves
not go justas we would Jike it, ‘But it
does no good, Losses will come, and so
will rain and unlavorable weather: so ul .
way is to take itss tt vane oni Rau He
fal it is no worse. We are not the only |
part of the world that suifers. We know
nothing about such tremendous eaith-
quakes and gales as recently happened in
South America, when thousands of persons
lost their lives and others al their proper-
ty. Be cheerful, then, we say, and be
contented with your lot, and all things
will work for your good, :

Carr. Evans has left the Steamer Prin-
ecss of Wales, to take charge of the new
Steamer St. Lawrence, recently purely sed
by the PE. Island S. N. Company, Capt.
W.Bourko is now in charge of the Princess. |
Of Mr. Bourke’s ability we can say but!
little, not having sailed with him, though
we doubt not he is fully competent, with
the assistance of Capt. Lund, who sull re-
mains in her, to take charge of this boat.
During the time Capt. Evans has been in|”
the Princess and cther boats before her|

Burners, Bo MI 1

TL. anc
tow Linseed Oil
SONG & LRO'S,

tksmith’s COAL tor
DAVID ROGERS.

oy

October I, 1868,
A Want Supplied !
ee subscriber wishe
- die that he has fitt
and is now prepared furnish it, with Horse
and driver, at all tj toany part of the
ry Stables Tn Samaiers uke © |

THOMAS CAIRNS,

to iaform the pub-
upi Biearse,

kept athis Li
1868.
‘ANNERS.
4 who wis! to obtain a good sct
of PAD

it NEKS, cun be supplicd by calling |
at the establisliment of

October 1,

JARME

THOMAS HALL

O* Sunday night lis
aw chool Tlouse was

Desk taken out containg

g papers belonging
‘The parties are

known, and if the pagtrs are not at once re-

placed, they will be exposed.

natin A ‘TEMPLAR

time, he has earned for himseif the repa- N OTLCH, is hereby given to the Tenants on
tation of anobliging, trustworthy, abledud | LSC that patot bor 1) ed by Ac ‘THORN:

NUS, and

No accidents cutail |! TODD,
\A Ks OF K
} paid without further ¢

Mr. ASUER BLA
is nuthorised to receive the sine,
Oats and Barley, atthe hig
Sumimercide, und to grant di

faithtul commander,
ing Joss of lite or ;roperty, in: connection
with the boats under his control, have ever
happened, and we sincerely trust: that he
may be us suvcessiul in the future as he
thas Deen in the past, and hope, also, that
we shall be able yet to say the sume tor
Capt. Bourke, alter our experience shall |

have dated as long with him as with his) WASHING MAGHINES

predecessor.
‘6 ¥ : i aN oj ie, ‘
We are indebted to I’. MeNeill, Esq, Wasiise Machmes and Wringers combined
for his kindness and promptness in fta-| VV in tie best, most economical, and labor
suving style—Cheap tor Cash.

nishing us with a list of the prizes award-

ed at the Exhibition yesterday.
Maugies, &c.

Ka We intended to make some remarks
on the correspondence in another column, be- TENT Spring Manuler he Univers
tween the Attorney General and Ion. J. ©. Panter chen ee Viyeren!
Pope, but are obliged to omit them to make : MARK BUTCHER,
roum for the list of prizes of the Exhibition.
te The public have for a long tine felt &e
the want of a Hearse to convey the dead i ne
to their last resting place. Our enterpris-| >" CSO iO
ing townsmun, Mr. Thomas Cairas, isnow | 2...) Loney AAI aR
f ish OU Serew cuttidy of eve description, trom six inches
prepared to furnish the very thing so much | the one thread, to 198 threads to one tel
needed, ‘The Hearse now owned by him MARK BUTCHER.
pil ae at the establishment of Mr.Win.
plin, and is suited in every respect for a - .
the above purpose. We trust the enter: wawing, é&c.
ATRAIGHT sawme, diging, from 1/4 inches to
©) the Finest Pret Work.
MARK BUTCILER
Charlottetown, King square. oct. 1, F808 di

prise of Mr.Cairns will be amply rewarded.
FLOUR, FLOGR.
it

in Cush or
ites ut

Charlottetown, sept. 25, 186°.

oct 1
ee

Turnin
ALN. Eltipses Cor
vental Turning. }

te We must thank our tricnds ina heap
for all the good things sent us yesterda

J IST ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL, a
ey NEW STOCK of

We received apples, grapes, turnips,
squashes, and an excellently cured

Choice No.1 ©
Srumeraile, Ang

-quintal of codtish, tat took the prize at the
Yexhibition, Brother Matieson, long may
syou live to engage and prosper in prose.
cating the fisherics. Your mackerel could
mot be beat.
or The Bazaar and Tea whieh took
sluee at St. Peter's Chureh, Alberton, wats,
CANADA #
SVU Suoseriver hits JUST RECEIVED
h per Steauer's ge kemborough” and ** Prin-
voss of Wales,’
229 Bis. Ne.
Cannd
Por SALE ata small a

we. glad to beards cided stice The]

eday chosen was unustully fine, and grea
j

Wi

|

|
numbers came trom darand pear to enjay |
i

themselves and bave a really good &

The tables presented a splendid appes

Buee, wid reflected great credit on Ure ta

Mies who had the management of them —

"The Bazaar, too, was well patronized;

severybody seemed to enjoy Cuciiselyes,

vand ho untowaed event tarred the pro-
weedings of the day. “Pie anrount realized
wus, we understand, about £60.—Con,

. far We should think that Members of

ithe Government, who were present at the

‘Exhibition yesterday, will now see the

need of a public square in Summerside.

and at once purchase the ground adjoining

the Drill Shed, trom Mr. Sinclair, betore

BGN'e gentleman builds on it.

Gor ‘yer Thomas Sims. Hsq., will please re-

Jeeive our thanks for the tine lot of turnips

tus yesterday, ‘They were shown at

the Exhibition and took the first prize,

We never saw a finer or a larger sample

for the time of year. A specimen of them |
ons seen at our Book Store,

The Freight shipped from this place
ward the Steamer ‘*irincess of Wales” |
jay morning was: 234 bbls. oysters, |
eggs, 23 tubs butter, and 140 bush. |

r

or Cash.
iOLMAN,.

Wholesale Warehouse,
Head of Holman’s Whart,
| Summerside, Sept. 8, 1868.

SALT!

OR SALE, 400
POOL SALT,

?
5

i
Oneida Hotise
Summerside, July
JUST REGe
pl “wmmwaA Din, Ad
5 Chests Prime ENGLJAIL ThA
1 Cask BOILED O1
16 Keys No. 1 WHE
1 Cask WHITING,
ty Fer Sale Low 1
DAVID ROGERS.
Summerside, Aug. 26, 186
Always Re
PPITGSE who wish a PHOT
I ROTYPE ev giBRot y
PIUT
will be promptly attenc
jus Photograph Saloon

LEAD,

Var

NTucsday the 2h September, at the
we of the brides futher, by the Rev.
Roe, §, Pathraon, Mr. Joseph Linklester,

of Loi7, to M\rgaret. daughter of Mr. Alex-
andé#jooper, Lot 26.

ied.

. mornin f September 2th, of Ty-
Haymond Johnson, M. D.,}

ri a,

IRAP, FER-

LR. CLARK,
Head of St. Stephen Street,
Summerside, Ang. 87, 186%,

RR, STRICKLAND -

oid Yever, | Assen
8 yen, p\cefuily and confidently Witt VISIT SUMMERSPDE on the 10th
trusting 9 Jesus: oe Ocronen, to practice

At Pedequepn Friday the 18th inst. DENTISARY.

yards of 4 years, whieh :
fortitude and resig- Roows ar THB CLirron ld

Will, Mr. Richard jin Summerside ten days+

B= Will remain

after an jlincss of
bore vith Chrict

Fupon onthe day of sale.
Lae ;
ferms Liberal.

jo'clock, a. m., on his premises,

all sums under £10 paid on the Ist November

<

The Buildings | Sept
y Mouse, Barn, | ———
‘arm fronts |

Ma tal MAKE YOUR OWN YEAST !
abundance of Massel Mud) yi O1Ck NEW Hpvs, for family use, in
iC QUARTER, HALB,,and POUND PA-
+; PERS. For sale by

Ln. WATSON.

Hay » River, ant
ne Nin front of the pren
veiile fave Property has many pr
ud is conVexjent to a School House, Chur hy} J
hai tores, and Clifton Wharf being neta) City Drug Store, Victoria Building, 2
mile from thy premises, where al Ch'town, Sept. 24 i 5

f

4

ar
ed

“Parmers,

qua ie. fora i
WMties of grain are shipped annually.

ALSO
The 3 a A. STRONG &
Gian eee & Implements, R, at Manufacturer's
Gi ldo superior dratt Horse 7 years (CELEBRATED Eta
old, 1 M. “arriage do., 1 Mare 6 years |Cuil and get one,
din’ G Hate Horse 3 years old, 1.0 Summerside, Sept. 24,
Ieite a 1 sar old, 5 Mille Cows, entre ar ne
Pet etre MA VINE
erie S eigh and furs, Sox) see eaat
sleigh, 2 Carts, 1 ata Tron Plougin| ehehe eon SUA
; Ww ee 2 wood sighs, sett Inircowel received by
sett Harness, cart, sitigh and ploug ‘ ea
Harness, 1 hay cutter, yeti Hi _ Summers le, Sept
20 feet keel, with sails and rigging, 1|

take Notice! |
have FOR SALE
ices, MILLNER'S
mo luantern!

AL
sa

fu!

1868,

fi

R. A . BRO.
2

R.A. STR

Pion

Scow 8£ fect long, with sundry
; other | 5

articles not enumerated. . \ ILL PAY the

ja TERMS—For the Farm, one-third PRICE in CA

the purchase money to be paid at the tanster Gats, , $5, i

of the Deed, the remainder to be p id ir two delivered atthe ALBION LOUSE. | 1
or three yearly instulments, as may be ageeed | Summerside, Sept. 24, 1863- |
: ; fl

For Stock, &e., FLOUR ! ae OUR ! oo lag
GEORGE ANDERSON, Auct. | PUSE RECEIVED, |

Clifton, New London, sept. 15, 186

“POSTPONED > |
si eo bnenanmapic Arie ||
it i ; oe | & LIL persons indebted to the ate ot the
TPB SHOP and WAREMOUSE lately) ZX HONORABLE JAMES YEO, of PORT)

OMPTON,
nde on the LOL
Postponcd wat

occupied by CHARLES
St. Bleanor’s, ndvertised tor
September instant, is hereby

NITILL, Merchant, deceased, cither by Boxp, |
fh) Nore ow Hann, Rent, Boor Account, or
otherwise, are her Hicd to come lor
ward and settle the respet
by them, as all Accounts,
will positively lave to
the Preniises, | WILLIAM RICTE
| JOUN INGS,
JOUN YEO.
JAMES YLO. 5 |
Port Hill, S

ie

next, ut 3 o'clock, pfln., then to be

Sold by suction,
without Reserve.

hare Terms at

W

v

Q
Ww

>
te,
ae Subscriber will offer at AUCTION,

on TUESDAY, the 1th instant, at 11
Linkletter) that he tas
LAND adjoining tRemowved his EM
nkletter, contain: | aly

to the building biteiy ees

tha dow

vs/aund others |

P Brown. |
do will be |
eT Ors
riber are

tpi favors,

Koad, that valuable ]
the Farin of Mir. Rovert
ing about GO acres,
Also: the follpwing Stock,
2 COWS, 10 SiUELP,
G Vons of HAY.
pa Terms at Sale.
JOUN LINKL
October 1, 1863,

Farm, Stock, Crop, Im-
plements & Furniture.
DEUS. VAT row, 13h TEEROW ss, |

being about to leave the Ish.nd, has instruct-
cd the subscriber to sell the whole of his
Valuable Property by

AUCTION,

on the Premises

TUESDAY, 20

at 10 o'clock,

KG

J requested to call and ge
Wanted! j

\ HIRST CLASS Journeyman Shoemaker, |
fa Ns |
MAJOR RAMSAY. |

PER,

FTVMIE subseriber\will pay the HIGHEST |

200 Tubs
delivered at his War t
JAMES LL, HOUMAN,

sale Warehouse
Jolman's W hart, Sammerside,sept.24 |

. MODI AMEE SMM,
STOVES! STOVES iy
YarmouliNl a

Oi

ocrT.,

The LEASEHOLD. Inteyést of 110 acres of
Land, at the annual rep@of 1s, per acre, for)
the term of 999 year situated on the road)
leading from LONGMAVER to PARI COR-
NER, NEW LONDON. 80 acres are under
cultivation, the rem dnder is covered w itha |
large growth of Hardwood. On the pret

are i ai fortable and commodious we ling Sehool house
House, large BARN, Grana md Wagon) AND SHIP STOVES, in all sizes and va
Ilouse, with a good well convenient to the | of patterns, Por sale ata small advaz
house, and a splendid Garden and Orchard. | cust!

|

|

Albany ! |

|

Truro!

Cook: ¢
Close !

iy

!

o |
|

The above Property isin a high state of R 7 HO! MAN
eat Pea ONE LR ae ean tive aetetl
cultivation, and is situated in a flourishing Bumimeratdes sents a at a .

settlement, and is convenient to a BUNOOW IGE pace, a is
place ot shipping, and abundence of niussel | 1 101 "A M mI
mud, Itis well worth the attention of any | FREEE i) i R 5!
person wishing to purchase a good Farm, It | an thaay

can be inspected at any time. i
sidoele ¢ 1 Farm Horse, 1 Mare & Foal a FARM formerly owned by THOMAS
| 1 Mare, Canadian Gull, 6 Cows, (very good) | SIMPSON, situate at FIFLEEN POINT,
129 Sheep, 5 Pigs. j containing

Tmapplemmenin s 1 Buckeye MOWER, | i p |
1 Driving Waggon, 1 Truck Waggon, 1 cart, | one hundred ‘and seventy acres |
1 ‘Track, 1 1 Piough, 1 pair tlarrows, ‘about cighty of whjch ake cleared, well fence df
I Jauntng Sleigh and Furs, 1 box Sleigh | with cedarwood; the remainder is well cov-
ldo wood. 1 set silver mounted Harnes | ered with good wogd and poles. On this fi
1 do Brass, 2 do tor ‘Track waggon, Cart do., | there are, +2 Ay citings ELours<
Plough do, | Horse Kake and Lset Panners | ah oO oe ny ak 4 At Se :
: 30 Tons Hay, 10 Straw, Top | Also olarect i ARY AND S th,
ee da oe a a wo ne ats : | There is a brook runfing through one of the
shels atts, & nit, arley, | aye aie UPN ida he
500 do Potatoes, and a qdantily of Clover and | Hate ne and a never failing well of water
pat Le .

Ore SALI, AN EXCELLEN!

m

BER 1, 18

~~" Wfitler Wented.
W

Lot &, 10th sept. 1808.

inst., 3

~“Rixecutor’s Notice.
YU, of PORT HILL, M

last Will and ‘Pestana

FINEGAR, just] ~~
P
or other

AY MARKET) oe pofore the thd
hand all other Notes

{ TAW.TANDING from the schr Mar-

150 bis. No.

il iy) 1B Ars
akg
which will be soid ¢ or Cash orapproved |

eae RECEIVED, a fj
| which will be sold

2

“BU TER WANTED! a which will be sold loy
| Wholesale Warehofis

|
ie

a i delivered athis We

| WILL please remember that the subseri-|

| Vessel.

68.

Wilderness Lands.

TO SPORTSMEN.

Auction, Paes, H LoUGHING t aT oH 90) REGS EO RP BVORTIFG 1 DER, QQVERNMENT ESTATES :
OC ee 46 ees WT: Ae 4 d™ Nos Saba Lop. «Ah | : a ce
RARE CHANCE ? Hal Gand wld JAMES YAUOLMAN, | A LE, persone desirous of erat oe ©

holesate Warehouse,

Head Holman’s Wharf, Sum’side _|the more speedy secticment of Wilderness

Lands, on the Goyernment Estates, ure here>
with notilied, that no applications, for said
land will be entertained, until & survey |
is made of the lands so to be disposed of, and
the fronts thereof staked off; and at certain

, Sent.

Pyexr venson to take

ANTED, a com
sriber’s Grist Mill at

charge of the §

Fy x - nies ata nian Bach z.|Lo: 8. Any person giv\ng satisfaction will , < ‘A aie . a
DIki. GIORGI DECIR AY, | neat, when Prizes will awarded as , shee A eyes Me ne anit Liberal | dates, of which due notice by advertisement
TO SELL AT Ist Prize $4.0) 4th Prize $3.00) | us ee be given, the Commissioner of aoe
Qnd yay 52.00 eine ., PAMISAY Lands will attend at certain places, to receive
A. & A. RAMSAY, Palen te

| applications from those who are
Gas _. | becoming actual settlers of such lands, (none ”
WOTICE ! | others need apply) andit approved of, pos- -°
PA " ion will be gi o such epplicants, sube
OUN RUSSEL STEWART, recently of ioct to the provis of the Act regulating
Summerside, Merchant, having by Deed ine settlement of Hiierness Lands. .
snt dated loth day of September) — *% No person Is ii: fe possession )
gned to the subgeriber all Ais Book | of any portion of the Wilderness Land, by —
a) ali manner of Ughts due him: Pub | cutting down or otherwise trespassing there-
Notice is hereby givenehat all persons its) on; the Government Woodrangers being °
bted to the said Jolin Re Stewartare hereby | crjetly charged to take immediate proceed- ,
gnested forthwith 76 pay their respective | inys against all persons so found trespassing.
Lts to me. All amagupas not paid on or be- | JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
re the lth day of October next will be) pand Oiiee, April

nded over for collection, without further) ~———-— fa
NOTIC

tives

enants upon Township No. 18.
SNANTS at portion of Town-’
bythe lite Mrs.
Wied di ad, aud
ith her”

THOMAS B. WALL.
Summerside, sept: 17th, 1863.

ToT

upon tha

LL persons having any demands agiin t
the Esinte of the HONORABLE JAMES
fchant, deceased, |
requested to present Ufe sy
to, to the undersizy4éd Wxecutors
At of Sabb
e James YEO, and wt
id Estate are required to make payment | _Charlottetown, duly GOR
es WM. RICHARDS | REMOVAL ! )
JOUN ‘TINGS, 2) ui [0 MIE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
JOUN YO, ¢ Executors. | A public that he has repioved from his old
JAMES YEO | le on Wier sua to tye AT(ADA Brhelgh
ort Hill, se } ately occupied by Mr. ty +N e
rou ah ; | has Maal Hecorinodil llers and
) i their horses. ‘Ihe b, RS kept in,
the bar in connection with the Hotel.
fg™ Remember the old stand:
ALEX. GRADY.
Summerside. July 9th, 1

imple of th
u | ing now exclusively vested
of the jin er, sie ALON lly authorized to recieve»
Honor: | the rents accruing Ut hile

t
MARGARET STEWART.

eld by then

Frsons indebted to}

11 pa Gins.

ARTIES. indebted to the Estate of
REUBEN TUPLIN, by Note of Hand)
sise, ave hereby notified that all
Lover due Noces must be paid on) -
VOPOBER next; |
nas they fiildue, |
Vithout further}
|
|
ected with |
inthe hands of KR. W. TRE: |
ate. for collection. |

9 House Builders!
O* hand by the SUBSCRIBER—

ad

ebts nine

rthey will be sued
otice,

ALL Note
1e Kstite
ALN, ut M

4 ton Sheet Zine.

4 ton assorted Nails,
Lead Pipe,

Sheet Lead,

1ce Is, u
aint & Oil,
Putty,
re Glass all sizes, .
Locks, Hinges and Screws, &c. &¢.

v Sale low,
Summerside, :

A
Dunk RK

FEMI Subscriber having rented the Propert

ver Wills. |

ne Caraquet

redit,
JAS, CALDWELL, y known asthe DUNK RIVER MULLS,
Summerside, rept ane oo in Lot 26, wishes to inform. his triends and the
sansa hah uth Gees u seeded @ whole of the Mills

public in general, that y
Fare now in good workd

} Grist Mill, §;

PLOGR.
re this day, asmall
ze et kerucze, which
CASH,

A. P. MILLS.

ni LOUR viz., the
Ue
UST received i
Jot of Crsarss:
ill be sold LOW £OK Lumber of t
| Partics wishing to buy SHINGLES had
| better examine ours. before purchasing elser,
“where,

FLOUR !!

1 supply of

Summerside, sept 17

FLOUR!
June 4, 18

tion to Shipbuilders?

Tnvita

6000 BLOCKS, |

NOWRBADY FORSALE... «.
= AT COSTIN’S BLOCK SILOP,
a SUMMERSIDE!

ee subscriber 1 leave to direetéthe
j auention of SHIP BULLDERS and
SHIP OWNERS, to his BLOCK SHOP,
where he lias now, and will constantly” keep’
‘on hand, a large lot of BLOCKS. of all size
which will be sold at the lowest Island prices,
and 25 pen cent. off for CASIL.
Remember séare motthe Blocks you
d about whi no Bushing in the

Canada Flour zand\Corn Neal,
‘heap fpr Cash, |
A, BUACK, |

Jneida House,
Sept. 17, 1868.

;

Bricks.

net
A2I3.

BltICuSs,
Cash.
. HOLMAN.

VOR

1

Hicad Holman's Wharf, se 3S,
BARLEY WANTED ! |
“AE Subscriber will pay the highest) sheaves, and 2 where 3. is reqnired.
MARKT PRICK tor at s purchasing ocks should always
10,090 Bu F Fas many vessels haved beempst in consequence
10use ‘of bad Blocks. :
any | Yhe fastest vessels that ever sailed from
i this Island were furnished with Blocks from
‘the subscribers Kactory, (he New Dominion,

| Undine, Zulcika, wid others)

Wholesale Waythouse,
lead Hlolman'’s Wharf
Summerside, Sep. 10, 768

ides an
FENG subscriber Wal py

ket prices for an}
delivered at his Warel

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with neate
ness and ninde substantial, Deck Dlugs,
Pumps, &e.. &e. 5

Reference can be made to Ton, J. C. Pope,
_ Jolin Yeo, +. and Capt. Richards, ,
JOUN COSTIN,

[Sheep Petts.
the highest mar-
uuntity of the above

EC.

L. HOLMAN.

Feb.
QHUuIbEN VICTORIA'S JOURNAL
| “Our Life in thé Highlands.”
| Hiarvie's Store,
Sept. 10, 1868. Queen Street.

lead of Holman's wharf
Sunmerside, sept. 10,65

Lo

FARMERS 2

Wednesday Auctions,
MILB Subscribers will have a sale of FLOUR
MEAL, &c., everyNYEDNESDAY, at 11

o'clock, during the Sumit,

CALVELL BROS.

ber is buying Produce all the year round,
and now more particularly wants in any |
quantity— Ir

8,

Oats,
Barleys”
oa iy 4
Hides, ‘Temperance Hall Store!
I elts, $e. | PENILE ¢Cascumpee Temperance Hall Com-
The IIGHLY! CASI price always pany’ will LEE (for one year or more)

ta een Po ee [the premises owned by tiepp at Alberton and
given, delivered at Warehouse, or at) yiown ty the above Rivet well calcuhited

| for carrying on Dabble se the front

| being fitted up agfa gengfalefetail store, and

| having good Welrehouse'¥oom in the rear.
Rentinoderate. Immediite possession given,

| Apply to 1 - ROGERS,

i Sec’y. of the Company.

Alberton, 8th July, 1868.—tf.

Wanted Immediately.
20,000 Bushels Barley,

50,000 Do. Oats,
ROB. T. HOLMAN,

Timothy Seed. /_ALSO

Murniturve : Consistte of Tables, ioral nn

Chairs, Bedsteads, est Drawers, Mirrors, 100 AGRES. FeLAND,

Bigves peo Gl Ate ure Kory wards (near Mg Mi on Lot 18)
na TERMS :—For the Farm a eredit of Pe bee!

dyeurs, paid byinstalments. lor Stock, &e.

. a ys

! A Farm of Vifty Acres,

1860; over £10, one half on the tst Noy. Le69 | 7 : A : !

and the balance on the 1st Nov. 1870. ' | partly cleared and fenced, in possession of
‘erms for the Grain, Cash on delivery, Re RESHARD, Lot to.

* GEORGE ANDERSON, Auct.
|
|

New London, Oct. 1, 68
HAY SCALES !
PPMIE Subscriber offers FOR SALE at the
Manufacturer's price,

One Pairbank’s:

Just mported, and in or
for transportation to an.
JAMES
Wholesale Warchouse,
Head Holman's Wharf, Sum'side, sept. 24.
Pesto E28 8 MPLA
rpviits ANNUAL SESSION of the Prince
County Lodge of British Templars will
be held in the * ORNQN®’ podge Room, in
Tryon on Mor , the 25ch inst.,
at 2 o'clock, p.m.
At7 o'clock, p.m, Uy
perance Meeting held,
are invited. +
WILLIAM
Centrevil ¢, sept 14, 1808.

—ALSO——

ALARGE NEW STORE,

New Warchouse aud Fish louse
formerly occupied by Roderick Nicholson,
situate at Campbellton, Lot 4. This is one
of the most desirable places in the Island for
a man of small capital to do a trade in general
merchandise and fishing.

The above properties having been bought
at a bargain at Sheriil’s Sale, will be sold ex-
evedingly low.

TERMS EASY.

For farther particulars apply in Charlotte,
town tO Hlavilund & Brecken, Barristers, &e.,
or Wo.

ton Seales. |
nal package, ready

Parc of the Ishi
fs HOLMAN,

RICHARD HUNT.
Summerside, Sept, 24, 1468

~ GANADA BLava!

TUST RECKIVED BXGAZAO RTI
otber eepyiy of be

0. ROGERS,

h, 6s,

BAL, an

vill be a Tem- i
ich the public
j match: ery
« SHEEN, C. Sec'y. i
2i*

Sanunervide, Ang

860.

tis age. | Charlottetown, sept. 8, 1

Clark, in tie 56 year

'

_Simmersiao, Sos 10,1858. "Dott | Gheapest Schoel Books
Sewing Machines! | Av
SINGERS Ay Style FAMILY SEWING | FEAR ViIE'S 2S CORE,
139 MACHINE, and N@® 2 Manufacturing | gp 0, 1868 ren Str
| Maciine, (warranted to givygfferfect sath a y hed ee Sereet.
| tion) ure for sale by | For Sale Cheap,
{ Se ,
Gio os Mae | One pair large Linber, Wheels, (new)
s : 1 One Treenal Aicigre, (has been
used one sumb{er. )

es

IGGINS, Agt.
Clrtown 2
5 ~

CANVAS!

been

Aug, 20, 1868.—2m

| aes A
| ka The above
if Agents for Appiy to

pe sold at a Bargain.

“AVING appointed

Messrs Davip Corsatn & Sons, of Are} RICHARD W. TREMAIN.
| broath, one of the largest Canvas Manufae- Margate, August 6, 1863.—3m :

turing Firms in the Unite. Kindom, we are
prepared to furnish tye various descrip- |
tion of |

Sail Cloth’ & /I wines,

auited to this markelyg Atiirers’ prices
snd cost of importatigA, by which a saving
of at least 25 per cent.fuay be effected by pur-
chasiag here.

~BRONZONETTE.,

FEMI" application of this most elegant. pre-
paration is extremely simple, while its
effuct upon the articles enumerated below is
almost magical, imparting to them a glagzed
| bronzed surface of great beauty :— :
Iron Fenders, Stove? Fittings, Orna-
jments, Lamp Stands, per Coivs, &e.,
Striw Hats, Plaster Bust#s\and Ornaments,
Leaves (real), Ivy and L@ur&, Holly &e.— |
Effect most charming. leaves m
be bronzed Iuminatory and writ

JOSEP POPE & CO,
Charlottetown, Sept. 10, 1868.--pro. din

Fl ie @ht
Bricks and Shingles!
MILE Subseriber haga giantity of super- :
aie Weitic ln quantity of a Glass muy also
wed Shi ur sale.) W. R. WATSON
¢. GC. GARDINER. ‘| City Deng Storo, Victoria Building, 2
Summerside, July 30. 1868, i CW Lown, Aug. 20. 1868, i

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