THE DAILY EXAMINER, - .

AUCTION SALE.

Local and Other Items.

Livin City Council this evening ~~. Hows’s' Tuts!—The question of to-day is ‘*Why did the shew s(b)irk-us ?" ntinntiipinains ~-aQ i o'clock this evening

St. Laurence Lodge meets at 8 Phe first degree will be conferred aniacnialiiealtien IMrRoveMENT.—The interior of the Diamond Bookstore is to be improved by having addi tional shelving placed therein. litle lial New Ruink.—-Work on the new Skating Rink has commenced Che building will be modern in all its appointments. tactile

DISAPPOINTED.—-Several persoas came to town to-day to see Howe's Circus, and were disappointed te learn that it was not coming here.

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BIS. A regularweeting of the Benevo lent Irish Society will be held in their hall this (Monday) evening at 8 o'clock F. Curran, Sec.

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Tax Norrcs.—The list of persons who have not paid their City Tax is now ready and will be pablished on the 13th inst. without respect to persons. —Francis S. Cuanpier, City Col lector. [tl date. intestine

Anotusr Trot.—The there is some taik of getting up a trotting meeting at the Summerside Driving Park on the 26th inst., the day following the Prince County Exhibition.

: — Frost.--A Moncton Frost last night a garden stuff, and much buckwheat The ground was

Aariculturist says

despatch of the 7th says lled cucumbers, beans and othe: throughout the

frozen stiff in places

country.

—_—-——_— Vicrorra Drvision S. of T. meets this evening at So'clock. The Rev. J. M. McLeod,

British Columbia

who has just retarne:i from Visiting brethren

will address the Division are curdially invited. pcsueitippridentone

Orr ro Quvesec.—The Garrison Artillery competition begins at Quebec to-day. The Island contingent left this morning. Judging by their practice, we feel assured that ‘ our boys” will distinguish themselves, as usual.

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Srectat Prize.—Mr. J. A. Gourlie, V. S., Summerside, offers a special prize of $20, divided into Ist, $10, 2nd, $6, and 3rd, $4, for the best Administrator colts shown at the Prince County Exhibition, on the 25th inst.

Looxixs Antap. —It is reported that the Dake of Edinburgh, in an interview with the Sultan, discussed the question of the passage of an English fleet through the Dardanelles in the event of the Russian occupation of Bul- garia

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At It Acarsy.—-In the event of war the Dominion Cabinet would grant millions for defence, but for the imprevement of our Pub- lic Gardens they hesitate at several hundreds for de-fence. That's how the Diamond Book- store man puts it.

-_— -_—_»>-_ -— Po.ice Covrtr.—Mr. Johr MacIntosh, one af the Waterworks Contractors, was this

morning fine) $5 for allowing an unlighted embankment of clay to obstruct Water Street, near the Electric Light Station.

Tee Mereor Wivxs.—The third and final race for the silk flag took place on Summerside harbor on Wednesday last, only two boats, the Meteor and Vixen, competing. The Meteor won by 4 min. 55 sec., the course be- ing about twelve miles.

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CuampioN or Amenica.—William O’Con- nor, of Toronto, is now champion oarsman of America, Teemer having forfeited the title to him as he could not raise the money for the race. Itis more than likely that O'Connor and Gaudaur will be matched shortly.

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Sermuon.—The Rev. John Read preached a most practical sermon last evening in the Methodist Brick Church from the words, ** There is a way that seemeth right unto man but the end thereof is death.” The rev. gen- tleman’s discourses are highly spoken of.

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Crazy Quvitr.—Miss Emma M. Fletcher, of Upham, King’s Co., N. B., has just completed a quilt containing 12,780 pieces. The quilt is composed of two colors, each piece being the same size and shape forming a pavement pattern, and in size equal to a square of half an inch.

—_——- ->-- — rrr or Canapa.—An Ottawa despatch says: “It is possible the Supreme Court will sit from Ist October next until Christmas. The adjourned May session will commence on the second of next month, and the ordinary fall session will begin on 23rd October.

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Houipay.— We underatand that the regatta committee intend asking the City Council to have Thursday, the 27th, inst., proclaimed a public holiday, and also to request the City School Board to make the same day a holiday in the schools. The boys would, no doubt, greatly appreciate Lue holiday.

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S4rtep.—The Ayriculturist reports that the brigt. Hattie Louise, Capt. Barnard, sailed from Summerside Thursday morning for the West Indies, with a cargo of oats, hay and live stock, the latter including some sixteen horses, purchased by Mr. J. A. Courlie, V. S., for the shipper, Mr. A. M. Wright.

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A Sucerstion.—It has been suggested that the Regatta Committee should make provi- sion for a rowing race in which ladies only shall take part. If the suggestion can but be carried out, the ‘‘ ladies’ race” will undoubt- edly be the most attractive one of the day. We commend it the? consideration § of the committee,

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Se.r-Dentat.—General Booth has issued an order to the Salvation Army in England and America for the observance of a week of self- denial for the benefit of the cause. From the accumulated gavings of the army during this period the General expects‘to realize £5000, which will be £2000 in excess ot the contribu- tions resulting trom the season of self-denial observed in 1586.

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Across THe Contivent.-—Prof. Buell, gave vue of his spectacular entertainments to a large and delighted audience at Souris on Friday evening last. He will give an other entertainment in St. Paul's Church, Summer- side on Thursday evening next. We advise al] oar Summerside friends to attend, as the entertainment is both pleasing and in- structive,

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Enror.une tux Act.—William Wallace,

= rietor of the Royal Hotel, Moncton, and usband of Margaret Wallace,the woman whe horse-whipped Attorney Grant in the police

court some mouths ago, wagon Friday con- towed for u tied cake Ut Vibtutton UF te Meat

Regular monthly meeting of the |

, A>t and fined $100 or 90 days in jail.

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This with two previous convictions makes $200, ot 40 days. Wallace went to jail.

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Stxpay Scuoon Prenie,—St, Paul's Sunday School plenic which was held last at Rocky Point was a success Although the weather was rather disagreeable everything passed off in good style. A large number of visitors were present. The thanks of the Sunday School are due to Mr. Smith, of Rocky Point, for the use of his field, also to St. Peter's Boys Band for their services.

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Rare CHance.—A grand excursion to Manitoba and the great Northwest is adver tised. From Charlottetown to Deloraine (200 miles west of Winaipeg) and return the fare is $32.75, and from Summerside 831.50. The excursion will leave Charlottetown at 6.30 & m. on the 24th September, via Summerside thence by the all-rail the Canadian Pacific Railway. Tickets good to return till the 25th November The low excursion rates will, no doubt, be taken advantage of by a goodly number of our

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Derecrive Power's Cram.—A Biddeford,

Me., despatch of the Sth inst. says: ‘* Detec- tive Nicholas Power, of Halifax, who has be- gun suit against the Saco and Biddeford

Savings Institute to recover the reward offered for the arrest of defaulter McNeally, is here looking after his case, which will come to the supreme court at Alfred next The depositions of several witnesses ing taken at the office of one of his at torneys, Charles 8. Hamilton The detective f ywnfident of the legality of his claim for ] rew ard.”

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Agrieu at : . John Richards, Bidefoid, sold one of his theroughbred Hereford bulls to Mr. Edwin Darby, Egmont Bay, a short

time since. This animal isone of of his class in Canada, and is registered in both the English and American Hereford Herd Books. Mr. Darby is one of our niost progressive farmers, and we are pleased to on his part, and hope the « xamplh he has set will be followed by others of our well-to-do farmers.

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A Fixe Team.—Mr, John Henry has pur- thased from Mr. R. T. Holman the fine team of greys he him five years ago. Mr. Henry says he will challenge any team in the Province, of the same weight—2,600 ibs. —fo1 walking. This is a branch of horse training that is too generally neglected. Quick walk- ing teams do fully a fifth more work than slow stepping ones, and do it easier, better, and more satisfactorily, while itis a greater pleasure to do work with such a team. Draft horses should invariably be trained to a fast walking gait, which greatly increases their value. Taking the prizes for the best wwls- ing horses from the exhibition list is, in our opinion, a serious mistake. —A griculturist.

ProcressivE LawN Tennis TovrRNAMENT. —This novelty in the game of Tennis was in- troduced on Saturday last at Victoria Park, and proved most interesting to both players and _ spectators. Five courts were used, and of these one was made ** King Court,” and another ‘‘ Booby Court.” One game only was played at atime on each court, the players moving ina circle from court to court after each game, and changing partners every move. The players who won the most number of games at the King eourt and those who lost the most games at the Booby court received prizes. Among the lady players Miss M. DesBrisay won the King prize and Miss A. Beer the jooby prize. Mr. D. B. Stewart was the winuer of the gentlemens’ King prize and Mr. Wm. Tnompson the Booby prize,

TT ee I Personal.

The friends of the late Hon. Thos. White intend erecting a window to his memory in St. George’s church, Montreal, which he attend ed during his life,

The Republicans regard Mr. Cleveland s contribution of a $10,000 cheque to the Demo- cratic campaign fund .as an exhibition of wretchedly bad taste. Gen. Harrison ought to retaliate.

The most numerous detachment of foreign missionaries that ever left Canada, in eon nection with the Presbyterian (perhaps, with any) church, was that which started from Vancouver a few weeks ago in charge of the Rev. dames Fraser Smith, M. D., and Dr. Wm. McClure. It comprised, besides those gentlemen, Mrs. Smith, Miss Harriet P. Sutherlad, and two assistants of Dr. McClure’s.

The preseace among us of the R v.. George Sutherland has suggested the idea that the talented and eloquent gentleman might, per- haps, be induced, while in Charlottetown, to deliver a lecture on the country in which he bas lived during the past twenty years. Australia is a most interesting country, about which the knowledge of a majority of evon tne Lest informed persous living here is very indefinite; and we know that from the mouth of the Rev. George Sutherland we could ob tain a description at once graphic and true.

it is stated that the attention of the Militia Department having been called to the l+tter which appeared in the Toronto World, signed * George H Douglas, Lieutenant 24th Kent infantry,” dwelling upon the possibility of war with the States and suggesting that ‘our prime move would be the capture of Detroit,” an official’ communication has been sent to Lieut. Douglas requesting an explan- nation of his attaching to his signature hs rank in the Canadian militia. The depart- ment would not interfere with Mr. Doughlas writing as a private individual. It is the ventilation of his warlike feelings in con- nection with his rank as a volunteer that is called in question.

The retreat of the Catholic clergy at St. Mary’s Seminary, Baltimore, closed on Satur- day morning last. Among the varions ap- pointments made by Cardinal Gibbons we observe *‘the Rev. Thomas J. Broyderick, as- sisted at St. Martin's Church, will succeed bishop-elect John 8. Foley as pastor of that Chuich. The Rev. Mr. Broyderick has been at St. Martin's during the past seven years, and was previously at Elkridge Landing. He studied at St. Charles College and St. Mary's Seminary.” Father Broydrick isa native of Charlottetown, and brother of the late Rev. J. L. Broyderick of that city, but was for many years a resident of this city, being a clerk ard bookeeper at the old estab- lished house of John Hogan & Sons, lumber merchants, Upper Water Street, in which

osition he was succeeded by his brother, P. f Broyderick, when eighteen years ago he left for Baltimore to prepare to enter the ministry. —Halifaz Maul.

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Remember the auction sale of housebold furniture at the residence of Mrs. Frame, Rotchford Square, on Wednesday, 12th inst., at 11 o’clock a. m.—Geo. M. Harris, Auc- tioneer.

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It is intended to hold a temperance con-

vention at Regina during the session of the

Northwest Council tc protest against the

recent and further concessions to the | liquor traflic.

—_—_-——-— . Apples by tae bbl, fur eale et Beer & ie 8.

Saturday

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THE BALANCE OF THE

Stock in Trade

OF THE LATE

OWEN CONNOLLY

WILL BE SOLD OFF

BY AUCTION, Tuesday, lth Sept. Next

Commencing at Eleven O'clock, a. m.,

AT THE BIG WAREHOUSE,

—CORNER OF— Sydney {treet and Dundas Esplavade,

The Stock consists Syraps, ‘Tobacco, Crockeryware, Glassware, Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper, Shoe Brushes, Wrapping Thread, Jars, Cream Tartar, Ginger, &c.; Sweet, Olive and Codfish Oils, Lron, Fair- munks’ scales, Counter Scales. Shop Stoves, Lamps, &c.; 1 set Fanners, 1 Boat, lot Empty Kegs, Octaves, Caskse, Hoysheads, &c.

TERMS—AIl {sums under $10.00, Cash; $40.00, three months on approved joint notes.

in part o° Teas, Coffee,

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By order of th? Trustees. FREDERICK PETERS, Solicitor, dy 3aw wky 2i

ANTHRACITE COAL.

‘| 10 ARRIVE per Schooner ‘‘ Otter,” due here Ist September ;—

Ch’'town, Aug, 28, 1888

400 Tons best quality HONEY BROOK and LEHIGH, in Egg and Chestnut sizes C. LYONS. aug21—Ilm pat her guar

Queen's University, Kingston,

Vy examination for Matriculation into Queen’s & College, Kingston, will be held in Charlotte- town, beginning on the 20TH DAY OF SEP- TEMBER.

Candidates may obtain particular information from MR. LD. MONTGOMERY, Superintendent of Kducation, Charlottetowa.

The above examination is instituted by re- quest, and if it proves successful it may be con- tinued from year to year. sept3

AUCTION SALE

Household Furniture.

14 instructed by MRS. FRAME to sell by AUCTION, at her Residence, Rochford Square,

On Wednesday, 12th Instant, AT 11 O’°CLOCK, A. M,:

Allher HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist- ing of Parior, Dining Room and Bedroom Setts, Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Pictures, Hall stand, Cheffionier, Mirror, Crockery and Glaseware, &c., Kc.

A.tso—Iren Bedsteads and Beddinp, Stove and Zitchen Utensils.

GEO. M. HARRIS,

Auctioneer,

Cook

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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

Valuable Farm at Johnston's River.

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Farming Implements, Stock, &c.

tb Subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on

WEDNESDAY, tne Twelfth of September néxt, at Twelve o’ciock, noon, on the premises, his Farm, consisting of one hundred acres of land, situated on the north side of Johnston’s River, of which about fifty acres are cleared and ina goed state of cultivation, andthe balance covered with wood, timber, poles, &c.

This Farm is eligibly situated, fronting on the Jonaston’s River. and being within about seven miles from Charlottetown. In connection with it there is a fine marsh, with plenty of good marsh mui.

At same time and place, will be sold Fifty Acres of | and, within a mile anda half of above, trouting on Shepherd’s Creek, of which about thirty acres are ready to stump,

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At same time and place. all the subscriber’s Farming Implements and Stock, smsisting of Caris, Ploughs. Wagons, Horses, Cc ws, Sheep, xc. &c.

VERMS—For Farm, Five Hundred Dollars down; balance first December, 1890, with interest, to be secured on premises. For Stock, three months on approved security.

For further particulars apply to Palmer & Mc- Leod, Charlottetown.

PATRICK GORMLEY. Johnston’s River, Aug. 27, 1888—dy wky ti 12th

WOTICE. Prince Kiward Island Directory,

NYONE in the City who has not been called upon, or wishing to advertise er subscribe forthe PRINCE Ei WARD ISLAND DIREC- TORY, will please send n their orders as soon as possible Don't forget this will be the first reliable Direc- tory ever issued of the Province, The price of the work is only $2.00. Advertising rates, $10.00, one page ; $6.00, half page ; $4.00, fourth pago. Address,— FREDERICK’S PUBLISHING CO., Maceachern’s Building, Qneen Street.

Masonic Temple Company,

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Masonic Temple

Company will be held in the Masonic Hall, Water Sireet. on MONDAY, 17th September, instant, at § o’clock, p. m., to'receive plans of a proposed Building, and to take action in refer- ence to construction or disposal of land.

J. T. CROCKETT, Secretary.

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Te \O/'R\8N 1 ANTHRACITE COAL. TO ARRIVE, ex Schr. Robbie Godfrey I ; New York, due here about 12th inst. A _— 270 Tons of the celebrated JERMYN COAL, which gave such good satisfaction last year.

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Valuable Building Lots,

BY AUCTION.

AM instructed by MISS MACKIESON to sell by Auction, on the Premises,

On Wednesday, 19th Instant,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON:

Three fine Building Lots situated on Euston Street, onposite the Residence of Alexander McKinnon, Esq,

These Lots have a very desirable situation, fronting on Euston Street 48 feet and running back 160 feet.

‘berms at sale.

GEO. M. HARRIS,

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CESS” Kid Gloves, 4 clasp, colored sti STANLEY BROS...

In every direction we meet your wants, and guarantee SATISFACTION to every purchaser, Class Dry Goods Store at the lowest possible

Large, our Assortment c mplete, our Styles are the very latest, and our PRICES THE LOWEST.

ties for this Month—Dress Goods, newest fabrics, with Trimmings to match; Print Thread and €otton; ROUILLON’S FRENCH KID GLOVES, in 4 and 6 button lengths; also, our celebrated

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc.

WANTED.—A reguiay Physician of twenty years’ experience in his profession wants to find a guud location for the practice of medicine in P. EH Island. Will pay liberally for informa- tion, or will buy an established practice. Ad- dress *° Medicus,” EXAMINER office. septl0—-10i pd

Apply to W.

w+ VTED.—A good Milch Cow. W. BEER, li—sept8

WANTED,—A Girl for general housework. Good wages. No washing. Apply at tis office. tt—sep.8 W ANTILD—A Boy about 14 years of age to make himse!f useful about the place. A country boy preferred. Apply to J. G. Eck- stedt, Malpeque Road. sept 7

WanNtkp AT ONCE.—Coat, Vest and Pant Makers.—McLrop & McBKENZIK,

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. O LET.—A House on Bayfield Street. Apply to ‘IT. R. WILLIAMS. pd 3i—sept6

W AN rekD IMMEDIATELY.—An apprentice tolearnthe blacksmith trade. Apply to

CHARLES PATTERSON, North River, sep? dy wy lipd

W ANTED.- A General Servant. Apply to Rev. JAMES Simpson’s, Powra! Street. sop 7 tf

ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—<A Parlor Maid, \ also a Housemaid, Good wages. Apply at (.H& KXAMINER office. augld W ANTED.—A Girl to da general housework.

Apply immediately to Mrs. DAN, STEWART, Keat Street,

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WANTED AT ONCE,—One Custom Shoe- maker. Steady work given until May Ist. Apply at Gorr Bros. sepi§ OR SALE.—One large second-hand Fireproof Safe (Tilton & McFarland); one double Writing Desk (biack walnut.) Apply at A. Mc- NEILL’s Auction Room. tf—sept6

a the city, a Bank Bcsok of the Mer- chants’ Bank of Halifax. belonging to the ton. James H. Peters. ‘the finder will please lex ve the same at the said Bank, where he will be suitably rewarded. tf—sept4

wy Aare + Nurse Maid. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. F. L. Haszarp, sepl4

Euston Sireet,

Te? LET.—The House On the Esplanade at pre- sent occupied by F. T. Newbery, Esq. Apply io Hon. B. Davigs, septd

WANTED.— About middle of October, Board for Lady and Gentleman. Addresa, with * B,” Box 512. ti—septl

T° BE LET.—A Shop on Kent Street, opposite the Kocklin House. Apply on the premises. septl

particulars,

Te LET.—The “Italian Warehouse,” Queen Street, lately occupied by Messrs. Norton & Fennell App.y at the office of Messrs, Palmer & McLeod, or to Mrs. Brenan, at the Hotel Davies. 6i—aug30

OST.—Between Hotel Davies and Apothe- caries’ Hall, a large Ape stone from a Sexual Hing, marked “©,” The finder will be reward- ed by ieaving same at thisoffice. 3i eod—augid

WANTED.—Ten reliable Men to canvass for subscriptions for the P, EK. Island Directory. Big pay to the right men. Apply at once,— FREDERICK'S PUBLISHING Co., Ch’town.

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) LET.—A House on Water S:reet, contain-

difierent color

at any price.

September 7, 1888.

BRACES,

COLLARS,

TIES,

UMBRELLAS,

Our UNDERWEAR can’t be beat,

See our. American RUBBER COATS,

White and Colored SHIRTS,

TOP SHIRTS,

HATS and CAPS,

Ask to see our 25c, TIES, best value in the city.

Silk & Linen HAND- KERCHIEFS,

Cashmere MUFF-

LERS.

SAVE MONEY and

trade with

P. J. FORAN.

Sept. 7, 1888—eod & wky

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of same goods, $35.00.

(0) On MONDAY, September 10,

we will inaugurate our Great Colossal Sale of CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING and Gents’ FURNISHINGS. Having re-; cently returned from taking a second course in Cutting in New York, I am in a better position than ever to turn out good- fitting Garments that will please the most fastidious.

Our workpeople are of the very highest order, so with good Material and good Cutting and good Work, you cannot fail in procuring what you desire.

Cash Customers will find it to

their advantage to patronize

Fall Announcement !

PARLOR AND BEDROOM

AVING purchased from hard-up manufacturers, at our own L_prices, the entire material for ebout 200 WALNUT PAR- LOR SUITES, we are g ing to share our good luck with our patrons until all are sold. We offer a SEVEN PIECE WAL- NUT SUITE, upholstered in Hair Cloth, for $30.00; the same Suites, upholstered in WOOL PLUSH, and trimmed with a We upholster these goods and guarantee all materials to be first-class. These pr ces are for Spot Cash only, and these Suites will not be sold on time

We have complete BEDROOM SUITES, including TarEE Chairs, at $16 and $18. Our $20 Hardwood Suites, with three Cane or Perforated Chairs, is a daisy, and we cannot manufacture them fast enough. Our $22, $25, $27.50 and $30 Ash Suites are not equaled in the Dominion for value.

‘These goods are all HOME-MADE, and are not driven to- gether with hog’s glue and an old felt hat. ]

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

P. J. FORAN,

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Connolly’s

OLD

STAND. P. J. FORAN,

CONNOLLY’S OLD STAND.

JAS. PATON & CO

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Royal Smyrna Rugs,

Grey Filannels, Blankets, Blankets, Fine Top Shirts, Underwear,

Collars, Cuffs, Ties, &c.

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September 6, 1888.

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CLOTHING

A Large Stock te Select from—Very Cheap.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

BROWN’S BLOCK. |

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on hand.

ing eleven Rooms with Shop. Possession nth tw M, er

June Z1, 1588—e0d

20 to 40 per cent. below cost.

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Vo the Wholesale Trade:

JOB LOTS, comprising 50 Pairs Assorted Boots, §sold frem About 1,000 Pairs of this kind

GOFF BROS.,

Successors to Dursey, Guif & Ov,

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BUOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

Great Boom in

THE EXCITEMENT RISING! Our Boots Take the Lead! Fit any Foot, Suit any Purse |

Boots & Shoes.

NOTHING LIKE HOME MANUFACTURE i