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MMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1869.

New Advertisements this Day

Moved—Finlay McNeill.
Tea Party—Thomas Adams,
r and Tea—*,*
Important Chance—D, & P. MeNutt.
Carding Mills—Samuel Waugh.

‘Turnip Seed—H. A, Harvie.
Kureka Honse—C, ©. Gardiner.
Sewing Machines—H. A. Harvie.

Supreme Court.
Ow Tuesday last the Supreme Court was
ned at St. Eleanor’s, Judge Peters presi-
ding. The following were the gentlemen
composing the Grand Jury :—

Ww. G. Strong, Foreman; John Cairns,
James Hall, Donald McMillan, Hugh Massey,
Benjamin 8, Mills, Harry C. Green, John L.
Muttart, John Lord, Archd, McMurdo, Arte-
mas Hooper, John Gillis, Alexander Hooper,
Finlay McNeill, Richard Dawson, James
Reid, Stephen MeNeill, -Thomas Huckins,
Jesse Wright, Archd. Ramsay, James Wright,
‘Thomas Sims, Peter McNutt.

We will engeavor next week to give a list
of all the cases and how they terminate.

Ata meetinng of the Fire Engine Co., held
in Strong's Hall, on ‘Tuesday evening, it was
voted that the funds in the hands of the Co,
‘be appropriated for uniform caps. It having
appeared that some of the men were disatis-
fied at serving without pay, the meeting on
motion divided, when it appeared that only
six members desired to withdraw at the end
of their term. We are glad to see the inter-
est manifested by the members to keep up
their organization, which would be a credit to
any town. An effort to get up a complete
uniform for the company should be made,
and we feel that our citizens would heartily
second such a move.—J’ro.

We are compelled this week to omit te
advertisement of the Canadian Dominion Di-
rectory, and also a number of other’ adverti-
sements.

We received the other day one of the New
England Self-Acting Hand Looms. It is cer-
tainly a neat piece of machinery. We expect
the owner to arrive here ina few days, and
then those who wish to see it in operation
will have an opportunity of doiag so, In the
meantime it can be seen atthe Jounnar Office

Dunstan's Cathedral, Charlottetown,

At St.
on the Sist ult., by the Rev. J, McKenna,
Mr. Charles Quirk, Merchant, of Charlotte-
town, to Miss Mary Longard, formerly of

Halifax, N. 5,

Died,

At Georgetown Royalty, on th May,
Jane, wife of Mr. Peter Ferguson, in the 81st
year of her age.

At Boston Mass., on the 12th ult., Cather-
ine Coleman, wife of Mi. ‘Thomas Hudson,
and second daughter of the late Mr. P. P.
Rotehford, of Charlottetown, aged 34 years,
leaving a husband and two small children—
one an infant.

At White all, State of Michigan, on the
25th of March, otf congestion of the brain,
John Cambridge, aged 7 years; also on the
12th of May, of typhus fever, Martha Beairsto
aged 6 years, children of Benjamin and Mar-
garct Bell, late of New London, Erince Kd-
ward Island.

Suddenly at Montague, on Wednesday,
26th ult., Eleanor Phillips, aged 45 years.

At Ellerslie, Lot 12, on Thursday evening,
June 3d, Charles Mayfield Price, second son
of Mr. Jesse Price, aged 3 years and 11
months. He came to his death by acciden-
tally falling into a mill-race, when he was not
discovered until life had become extinct. He

was an unusually promising boy, and of more
grave and thoughtful cast of mind then child-
ren of his time of life commonly are,—Com.

Arrivals for the week ending May 29,

The Bark Ocean Mail, Lee Bristol; Salt.
Brig Daring, Davis, Cadiz; Salt. Schr.
Robert Noble, Omiston, Boston; Goods.
Bay State, West, Magdalen Islands; Herring.
Lettee, from Charlottetown, Goods for Hall.

Loading,

Schr. Zetland, Costain, Shediac, Schr.
Maggie Larkin, loading for Shediac, Oysters
and Produce. Schr. S. C. Marshell, arrived
on Friday from Magdalen Islands, left same
day. June 6th—Schr. Hope, Arther, loading
for J. Lefurgy. Great Deceiver, Cameron,
loading for Keefe & Woodside, Montrose,
from Malpeque, Oats for John Yeo. Mary
Jane, from Arichat, loading with Potatoes for
Kilbride,

TEA PARTY AND BAZAAR,
AT ALBERTON,

On Tuesday, the 6th July,

VUE WESLEYANS in connection with the

West Cape and Cascumpec Circuit, in-
tend (D.V.) holding a TEA PARTY and
BAZAAR upon that picturesque spot known

KUREKA HOUSE
1869.

E Subscriber just completed his
SPRING IMPORTATIONS of

NEW GOODS,

Ex Kewadin, Empress ani Amphion, from
ENGLAND, Robert Noble, from BOSTON,
and Merritt, from Montreal; embracing all

The requisites for the season,
BOTH
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,

which will be sold at prices satisfactory
to customers,

4

GOODS OF ALL KINDS can be
found for FARMERS at

©. C. GARDINER'S,
GOODS OF ALL KINDS can be
found for CARRIAGE MAKERS at
C. C. GARDINER’S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for
Blacksmiths at
Cc. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for
Carpenters at
Cc. C. GARDINER'S.
Goods of all kinds ae be found fo

Painters at
C. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds cay be found for

Shoemakers at
CG. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for
Tailors at
Cc. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for

Milliners at
Cc. GC. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be

found for
Masons at ‘

3, C. GARDINER’S.
Goods of all kinds can be found for

Tanners and Curriers at
GC. C. GARDINER'S.

Goods of all kinds can be found for

House keepers at
Cc. C. GARDINER'S.

everybody at
Cc. C. GARDINER'S.

Best Kiln Dried Cornmeal, and No, 1

Canada Flour, at
Cc. C. GARDNER'S.

25 Chests Tea.

25 Chests of Congou TEA in store, per
Amphion trom London, which, for quality
and price, still defies competition,

Cc. C. GARDINER.
Summerside, June 10, 1869.

MOVED!!

The UNDERSIGNED has MOVED
—OVER TO——

J.CAMPBELL'S SHOP,

MAS FOR SALE

WHERE HE

A Large assortment of

NEW GOODS

—AND—-

(ar CHEAP !! 6-9

FINLAY McNEILL.
Summerside, June 10, 1869.

To UNDERSIGNED have JUST RE-
CEIVED from

England, United States, and
‘THE DOMINION,

NEW GOODS,

Goods of all kinds can be found for

A Large and well selected Stock of

Great Rush !

“AT THE

WINFRED HOUSE.

Central Street!
Since the NEW GOODS arrived

A Great Variety of

DRY GOODS!

AND
Fashionable Dress Goods!
Selling Very Cheap!

Fashionable Bonnets very cheap,
Bonnet Material, in Spangled Lilusians
{and Crapes.
Fashionable Ribbons, in great variety.
Black Kid Gloves as low as 1s 10d p pair
White Kid * af ladd, ‘*

Many other articles equally Low!
Boots & Shoes in Variety

TILA, warranted good!
Parties coming to Summerside to
buy GOODS, would do well to call and in-
spect the above Stock for themselves, as the
whole is offered at VERY LOW PRICKS,
JOHN F. BAKER,
Winfred House, Central Street, }

Summerside, June 3, 1869, 4
Something for Everyone!
FANCY GOODS

Leu 8 WN a vat

GROCERY STORE!

TPMIE Subscriber having refitted up the

Shop formerly occupied by Dr. Horkrys,
on Water Street, (next door to Crabb’s Llotel)
has just opened a large supply of

Groceries & Fancy Goods!

Among the Thousand and one diflerent arti-
cles on sale, are the following:
TEA, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, COFFEE,
CONFECTIONARY,
NUTS, SPICES, RAISINS,
CURRANTS, FIGS,
DATES, SYRUPS,
PEPPERMINT,
And everything to be found in a

First class Grocery Store

FANCY GOODS.

In JEWELRY, a splendid assortment,
Meerschaum and other PIPES, Cigars,
Best Smoking Tobacco, Concertinas,
Stereoscopes, with a beautiful assortment
of Views; Spoons, Knives and Forks,
Cruit Stands, Lamps, TOYS of every
description; and an innumerable lot of
Fancy, Ornamental and other goods

Crockeryware § Glassware!

ie As the above Goods will be sold
for Casi, they will be sold very cheap.
Small profits and quick returns is my
motto. Call and inspect the best lot of
Fancy Goods offered for sale here.

The old establishment on Water Street,
will still continue open, and will furnish as
usual BREAD, CAKES, CONFECTION-
ARY, &. Tea Parties supplied on moderate
terms.

JOUN McKEIRNAN,

Summerside, June 3, 1869.

w Style _

 Singer’s Ne

ITE above celebrated and world renowned

sewing Machine with all its
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, is unquestion-
ably the BEST, the CHEAPEST, and most
beautiful SEWING MACHINE in the world.

The publie may judge of the high reputa-
tion and ready sale acquired by the * Singer

SELLING OFF.

I A. STRONG is now selling of a well
+ Assorted stock of

General Merchandize,

At the Albion House,
—AT =

Greatly Reduced Rates

For Cush!

And will be glad to see his old friends, and

all others who want BARGAINS.

He takes this opportunity of expressing his
thanks for favors received personally, as well
as by the late Firm, and sulicits a continuation,
Albion House, Jane 8, 1809,

Albion House!
1869. SPRING 1869.

Just reccived 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 Ready-made Clothing,
Cheap Collars, ‘Ties, Gloves, &c.
Rk. A, STRONG,
Albion House, June 8, 1869.

Boots & Shoes.

X Steamer Flamborough, from MON-
BY vreau:

3 Cases Boots §& Shoes '
Comprising Ladies’, Misses’, Gents’, Boys

and Infants. For sale LOW by

R. A. STRONG,
Albion House, June 3, 1869,

CLEARING OUT !!
1000 Yards Checked ALPACUA (8d.)
500 * COBOURG (12d.)
And DRESS GOODS in variety, equally

low. R. A. STRONG,
Albion House, June 8rd, 1869,

New Books, New Books

TP\HE subscriber would respectfully beg

leave to inform the citizens of Summer-
side and surrounding country, that he has
opened in the Store lately ovcupied by Mr.
Josern Brrrram, an excellent ossortment of

Books, Stationery, Fancy
GOODS, «ce.

Comprising in part—
IRISH NATIONAL SCHOGL BOOKS,
Nelson's (new) Series Do.
Grammars, Arithmetics, Spelling Books,
Histories, Copy Books, Exercise do.,
Geographys, Latin, French and Greeks,
Bibles, Testaments, Psalm Books, Hymn
Books, Prayer do,, Catechisms, &c. &c,
Wrapping Paper. Work Boxes, Maga-
zines. Novels, Fashion Books, Sporting
Papers, and a large lot of

Miscellaneous Works.

Fancy and other Goods, and everything to be
found ina FIRST CLASS BOOK SPORE.

ROOM PAPER.

‘p@™ Any of the British or American News-
papers, Periodicals, Magazines, &c., can be
supplied from

HENRY A. HARVIR.
Central St., Summerside, June 3, 69 prodi

‘SPRING OF 1869.

THE SUBSCRIBER has RECEIVED from
Great Britain,
The United States,
And the N. Dominion,

GOODS
EVER yet IMPORTED BY HIM.

Comprising almost every article needed
by the Public, Having

Enlarged his Establishment,

——AND———

The Largest Stock of

Turnip Seed.

HEAPEST and BEST in ‘Town, for sale

~
C at the “ Prince County Book Store.”
H. A. HARVIE.

Central Street, Summerside, Juce 10, 69.
‘| : | ry
DISSOLUTION.
*PMUWE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
isting between the undersigned, is this
day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
R. A. STRONG will receive, and grant
discharges fur all debts due the Firm,
kh. A. STRONG,

CHAS. W. STRONG.
Summerside. June Ist, 1869.

“WINDING UP.

LL Persons indebted to the late Firm of
AX R.A. STRONG & BROR., are hereby
notified thattheir respective Accounts must
be paid, or otherwise arranged to the satisfac-
tion of the subscriber.
R. A, STRONG,

Summerside, June 8, 1869.

“FLOUR! FLOUR!!

HAVE received from MONTREAL per
Schooner * Josephine,” 200 Barrels Su-
perfine and Choice FLOUR. Warranted to
be a first rate article.
D. ROGERS,

June 8, 1869.

Wool Picking

AND

CRARDING.

FP\IE Subscriber having his CARDING
MACHINERY in good order, is prepa-
red to CARD WOUL for the following prices :

Two Pence per Ib.
If paid on the delivery of the Wool; or, if
credited till the Fall, TWO PENCE HALF-
PENNY per pound,

Ilaving ‘Iwo setts of Cards, a quick des-
patch can be given to persons from a distance ;
and from his long experience in the business,
thinks he can give general satisfaction, there-
fore solicits the further patronage of his cus-
tomers ¢nd the public in general.

STEPHEN WRIGHT.

Centreville, Bedeque, June 3, 1869. 4in

British & American

HOUS i.

UST reecived at the above Establishment, a
fall and complete Stock of
General Merchandize,

Suitable to the Trade, which will be sold at usual
Low Prices.

Dry Goods.

S$ GOODS, Cottons, Prints, Flannels,
Cotton Warps, Cloths, &c.

Boots & Shoes.

Tou Misses, Gents’ and Childrens, in

greut variety,
Hats & Caps.
Cheice assortment of the yery last style
und best material

Hardware.

ING Glass, Patty, Paint, Zine, Shovels,
Forks, Spades, Brooms, Pails, Trou aud Steel,
Scythes, Plough Metals, Knives & Forks, Spoons,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chain Traces, Lead Pipe,
llames, &c.

\O yeas

Groceries.
UGAR, Tea, Moliissexs, Ruiins, Currante,
Butter & Soda Biscuit, Pilot Vread, &e.
A. P. MILLS.
Summerside, May 27, 1869,

LUMBER.

AOR SALE, cheap for Cash or approved
credit, the following descriptions of good
LUMBER:—
1 Inch PINE BOARDS,
2 whe PLANK,
3 ¢ “ “
SPRUCE BOARDS,
5 and 6 inch SCANTLING.
The above Lumber can be inspected on the
lot opposite the Grammar School.
P. DOYLE,
Summerside, May 27, 1869, 2m

~New Annan

CARDING MILLS !

PPMIE Subscriber haying this Spring refitted,

enlarged his Mills, and imported a Wool
Vicker, is now prepared to card any quantity
of Wool at the very shortest notice,

2d. per Ib.
As formerly, good roles guaranteed.
WM. JAMIESON.
New Annan, May 26, 1869.—1m

NOTICE!

LL persons assessed for the building of the
NEW SCHOOL in the Eastern District o
Stimmerside, ure potilied that they will HAVE TC
PAY the amount assessed on or betore the 18tt
JUNE, instant.
By order of the Committee,

The wool will be picked snd Carded for

“ Auetion Sales.

OOP NNO AN

FURNITURE, &c.

AT AUCTION.

TVHE REVD. Hi. B. SWABEY. being about

to leave the Island, has instructed the
subscriber to sell by Auction, at his residence
PORT HILL, Lot 18, on

Monday, 14th June, instant,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., the following articles, viz.
1 HORSE, 2 WAGGONS, 2 SLEIGHS,
2 Sets Harness, 2 Saddles, 8 Stoves,
2 Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Looking Glasses
Carpets, Crockery and Glassware, Bed-
steads, Kitchen Utensils, and various
other articles.
TERMS—AIl sums of 20s and under, cash;
over 20s Six Months Credit, on approved
Joint Notes of Hand,
WM. BEAIRSTO,
Summerside, June 2, 1569, Auctioneer

Splendid Freehold Farm

For Sale on Lot 3.

FPMUE eubscriber has been instructed to scll
by AUCTION, on the premises, on

Tuesday, 20th of July

next, at 11 o'clock, a.m., the FARM of
Mr. Archibald McNeill,
of MONTROSE, Lot 3, together with the

Crop, Stock § Farm. Implements
This VALUABLE PROPERTY has a
front of 25 chains on the River; contains O77
Acres, and is situate about ten chains below
MONTROSE BRIDGE,
‘There are on the premises a DWELLING
HOUSE, New Barn, Out-houses, and Weill
of Water; also, Three never-failing Springs
of water on the shore, which are yaluable for
Pasturage.
Any person who has ever travelled throngh
this flourishing settlement, will 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 Tithe Deed; one-
fourth in three months, one-fourth in six
months, and the balince in 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
credit 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.

DR. JARVIS
IIas REMOVED his Residence to SUM-
MERSIDE, next door to the Rey. Mr.
Frame’s, on Central Street.

a Ie can be consulted at his residence
or at Hunt & Co’s Drug Store, at all times.
Summerside, June 8, 1869,

: *
Assignees Notice.
A} R. JAMES CAMPBELL, of Saint Elea-
nor’s, and late Firm of James CAMPBELL
& Co., of Summerside, having by Deed of
Assignment bearing date the 13th of this pre-
sett month, and registered in the Deputy
Prothonotary’s office, at St. Eleanor’s, assign-
ed all their Book Debts, Notes and Judge-
ments to the subscriber, for certain purposes
and trusts therein mentioned
NOTICE is hereby given that the Creditors
of the sail party or parties, who wish to come
in and execute said ‘Trust Deed, are requested
so to do within Sixty Days from this date,
otherwise they will be debarred from partici-
pating in any benefits of the said Trust Deed.
ALL Persons indebted to the said parties
are hereby requested to make inimediate pay-
ment, in settlement of their respective debts,
tu the subscriber, at his oflice, in Summerside,
who alone is now authorised to receive and
grant receipts for the same.

Dated at Summerside,
the 20th day of May, 1869.
MARRY C. GREEN.

Notice.

quae Subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
ysed of bis Stock and interest iu the Book
nnd > onary Trade, to Mr. Il. A. HARVIE, of
Charlottetown, who will continue the business at
the Old Stand, and we bes for him a contin-
uation @f the patronuge extended heretofore.
Having made some addition to my Printing
wate , and intending to devote strict attention
to my trade, Limost respectfully solicit continu
ution of past fuyors and lots of new ones,

J. BERTRAM.
Snmmerside, May 27, 1869. Im
Notice.

V E, the undersigned, being authorised ly

Power of Attorney, dated 12th of May,
1869, to collect all BOOK DEBTS due unto
James C. Garesrie, of Long River, hereby
notify all persons indebted to the said James
©. Galespie, to pay the same before the Tenth
day of June next, otherwise proceedings will

f
)
i

Manufacturing Company,” when they can
state and show by their quarterly returns,
that during the past year they sold FORT Y-

which have been bought on the most favor-
able terms, and will be sold at prices that will
compare favorably with the prices of any other

JOHN F, BAKER, Sec'y.
Summerside, June 3rd, 1869.—pro 31

be taken to recover the same,

ARCHIBALD COUSINS,
DONALD McKAY.

as the Sand of Herbert Bell, Esq., on
‘TUESDAY, the 6th of JULY,

Tea upon the tables at 12 o'clock noon.

Increased his facilities

Proceeds to be appropriated toward the
purchasing of a Mission House for the Cir-
cuit.

‘Tickets for Tea, 1s. 6d.

Contrilutions are respectfully solicited.
The following persons have kindly consented
to forward all articles sent to their care:—

Mrs. John Higgins, Charlottetown,

Mrs, Horatio Wright, Searletown,

Mrs Clark, Case wu

Me Theodore. Weight. Wash C9M@ v1

TEA PARTY!

TEA PARTY, in connection with Saint
James’ Episcopal Church, will be held

at Port Hill Parsonage Ground,

On Thursday, the 24th June,

Tea on the tables at 2 o'clock, p. m.

It is the intention of the parties getting u
this Tea, to afford every facility in the way a
comfort and enjoyment, and to make it THE
‘TEA OF THE SEASON!

By order of Committee,
THOMAS ADAMS, Sec’y.

Port Hill, June 10th, 1869,

THE GENUINE

COMMON SENSE

Family Sewing Machine!
FOR
£3 58. O4.,

AT
Harvie’s Bookstore.

Ch’town, June 4, 1869.

"Wilmot Creek Carding Mill.

TPE Subscriber, having this Spring refitted
his Carding Mill and Wool Vicker, is now
prepared to Card any quantity of Wool at the
shortest notice, The Wool Vicked and Card-
ed at 2d, per pound, if paid before the accounts
are furnished in the fail.
Good roles guaranteed,
i SAMUEL WAUGH,
Wilmot Creek, June 18, 1869.

dealers in the county.
marked low,

NO DISCOUNT, EXCEPT FOR CASH,

will be allowed.

ALSO:
uircu ave eue 2 UUM acas,
er D. & I. McNUTT.
Princetown. June 10, 1869.

Tea Party & Concert !

AT SUMMERSIDE.
On Tuesday, 29th June.

fPYUE Ladies in connection with the St.
Mary's Episcopal Church at Summerside,
have decided holdinga TEA PARTY & CON.
CERT, at the DRILL SHED, in Sammer-
side, on TUESDAY the 29th of JUNK, inst.
Tea to be on the Table at 3 o'clock, p.m.
Doors open for the Concert at 7 o'clovk.
Proceeds to be applied to the payment of a
debt due on the Church.

Tickets for Tea 1s 6d. Vor Concert 1s 6d.
Summerside, June 2nd, 1869,

100 Per Cent Profit!
CF readily be made by purchasing the
following desirable PROPERTY, situate
At Alberton,
and fronting on the Main Street, leading to
the Harbor, consisting of TWO & A QUAR-
TER ACRLS OF LAND, divided by a street
and suitable to be divided into building lote;
on one of the lots there is a
Dwelling House,
30 x 26, in good repair, with a Kitchen 16x 16
attached, and a Barn 30 x 26, nearly new.

For further particulars and terms apply to
Mn. Nets Woonsive, Alberton, or to the

subscriber,
NEIL CAMPBELL.
Point Prim, May 26, 1869, — pat. tf

The Journal is the best advertising

The Goods being

Prompt Payment Expected.

THREE THOUSAND and FIFTY THREE
Jof these celebrated Machines. Four ‘Thou-
sand Nine Hundred and Ninety Eight more
than any other Sewing Machine Company in
the world.

The above Machines are warranted to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION, and not to

FOR DOING BUSINESS,
And beivg in a position to buy upon
THE VERY BEST TERMS,

Ile is determined to sell AS LOW AS

get outof repair, and are now on exhibition

ve . Office. neraide
ut the JouRNAr ey HIGGINS,
_ June 8, 1889. Agent for P. EK. T.

Facts for the People,

"—F\HE Subscriber has received at his Store,
Cenrrat Street, his STUCK of

NEW GOODS,

Suitable for the Trade,
Which he offers at the usual LOW PRICES
Call and see, you are sure to got
Value for your Money!

L. VICKERSON,
Summerside, June 3, 1869.

~The Climax Mower!

MANUFACTURED BY

AN OTHER MANA OCR.

4 Summerside, May 27, 1869,

THE GRECIAN BEND!

Every Requisite for the

SUMMER FASHION !

Can be had at the Store of

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON,

Who have just received their

Spring Supply of

Ladies & Gentlemen's

FURNISHING GOODS !

Grey
White
and Printed COTTONS,

The Corry Machine Company

Te subscriber being appointed Agent for
P. E, 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 ‘* CLIMAX” arrives,
as it is believed to be the best Machine ever
invented; one Firm alone having bought
ONB THOUSAND MACHINES for this
present year.

As soon as tho Machines arrive—which
will be ina fow days—full particulars will be

given,
JOUN F, BAKER,
Agent for P, E. I.
Sammerside June 3, 1869,

Also Agent far Haywood'’s Cloth Mills,

medium on the Island,

‘Tignish,

White and Blue
Carron Wanrrs.

Room Paper, in variety

Red,

~A 16 0—
A No. 1 Assortment of

HARDWARE,

ome ANT me

Groceries!

And everything auitable for Country
Trade. Call and examine our Stock.
SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON,

~ Photograph’ Saloon.

Prince County Folk, attention pay,
And list to what I now would say,
I can inform you.tlul svery diy

BY ME,

My Stand is on Saint Stephen Strect,

As any one you chance to meet

Will tell you; for they know a neat

Asd handsome Picruns you will get
FROM ME,

So young and old, just give a call,
I have enough to suit you all;
And when you find the price so small
You'll send your neighbor's short and tall
TO ME.
And should you find your palate Dry,
Just step next door and you can try
Cool Soda Water: none deny
But it’s the best, and got up by
MYSELF.
So come, and yow my PICTURES test,
‘This surely is a fair request, '
And if you yield to my behest,
You'll say my Pictures ave the best
IN TOWN.

CHARLES Kh. CLARK.

if Dwelling trouse and Premises recent-

ly occupied by the subscriber, situate at

Travetler’s Rest, (8 miles from Summerside)

The House is 24 x 28, all finished, a Work

Shop, Barn, Sheds, &c. Privo moderate—

‘Terma easy,

For particulars apply at the Journal Office

or to the owner

GEO, W. GAY.
Summerside, May 27, 1869.

NOTE,

TPE Co-Partnership existing between the

ment and mutual consent. Persons indebted
to the late Firm are requested to pay the
amounts to Hanay C, Green, Esquire, tu
whom the same is assigned,

JAMES CAMPBELL,

Clifton House, New London, May 27, 1860

W, F. CANNON,

undersigned, is DISSOLVED by agree. |

Tated at Summerside the 11th May, 1860 |

Long River. New Londou, May 18, 1869. 3i

P. E. Island Steam Navigation

Aten ee 8 OO ET OOO TOE 5

FIMUIE Steamer Princess of Wales or .St.
Lawrence, will leave Charlottetown as tin-
der, until further notice :—

For Pictou, Port Hood and Cape Breton.
every Monday Morning, at 5 o'clock, leaving
Pictou for Port Hood, on arrival of Train from
Ilalifax, same day; veturning, will leave
Port Hood every Tuesday morning, and Pie-
tou, for Charlottetown, on arrival of Train
same day, u

For Pictou, and Hawkesbury. Gut of Canso
every Wedi: sday Morning, at 5 o'clock, leav-
ing Pictou for Hawkesbury, on arrival of
Train, same day, from Ilalifax; returning,
will leave Hawkesbury every Thursday morn-
ing, and Pictou, for Chawottetown, on arrival
of the ‘Train, same day. '

: For Pictou, and Georgetown, calling at
Souris, weather permitting, every Thursday
Morning, at 5 o'clock; returning, will leave
Georgetown for Pictou, and Charlottetown
every Friday Morning, at 6 o'clock, :

For Summerside and Srenttae, Overy Tues-
day and Priday Morning, at 6 o'clock ; return-
ing, will leave Shediac on Wednesday and
| Saturday, on arrival of the Train from St
| John, :

Steamer Heather Belle will, until further
orders, loave Mount Stewart Bridge every
Vriday Morning, about 7 o'clock, returning
about 4 o'clock, p. mn.

_ Port Selkirk every Tuesday Morning about
7 o'clock, retuining about 4 o'clock, p.m.

_ Crapand every Monday, (weather permit-
ting) about tinie of high water for Charlouc-
; town,

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¥. W. TALES, Sec'y
Charlottetown. May 4, 1869, : . mis

| Cash for Oats.

| PPE highest price in CASH willl be paid
id a for a FEW HUNDRED BUSHEL
VATS, delivered at the * Kurcka House.”

C, OC. GARDINER,
Summerside, May 20, lead.

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