THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. |

Beer Bros j

4 SPRCIALTY

- \ | ays : : ep arn h : Nor. we ~ - N i yf the \ Ss { atian | : yn Churel ‘ people are - S Act cases e te- ‘ Prait John iH Aili three cases “ . - M : rue Rous will, to- . k, deliver judg- | . Mayhew va. Stone ‘ Equity will als ¥ adjourn until the 4 ear the Methodist ~ - the damage lay being held ’ umeav, of Summerside, M I and Mr. T. A. Me- ! It is at the instance of M ‘ behalf of the Canada Atlan ! riant steams p ine [RANSFERRE! As will be act ’ ir advertising columns, the . ess heretofore car ed on by >. 4 7 W i transferred to his e and Patrick, who will i arry ) the business at the old! 2 . Que ~ \W vieh them success iliac | Casy wned by J. E. Me- D . Cardigan, put in here yesterday f t She was loaded at Sum- ers 4. M. Wright and has a cargo | of* ia k load of horses,bound to D 1. She is commanded by Capt rgetown Severai vesseis Nova Scotia and Newfoundland after vesterday oe ) PRESERVES STroL_ex.— The Sa : Pioneer says: Last Friday Mr Thomas Schurman, who liv east of the town, noticed some | “a atthe opening to bis cella re potatoes are emptied in, and } eeding to the cellar ne ht ticed that aor v I is of butter besides pre- wer een n either Thursday or We The cellar hatch was fas r thieves had to! row hole used for shovel- icicles I r Srorm.—During the recent g any sulling craft were at various places, and either totally w sed or badly damaged, and ma alrie ves were iost Ihe flat- teamer Majela, owned in Provi- dence. foundered on the coast between Mat I a 1 Point Jud th, and Capt. ( ke and he crew of Six were drow! Oapt. Charles Bateman, of the scl er Ti'lhe Vanderherchen, was lost ov i y the hurricane on the nig t Fifty vessels went asi Se. I e during the same gale, ves a reported lost Severa! fishing vessels are reported missing. ices cceaaliaenionen Le v Liewryine.—-A late despatch f Fredericton, N. B., says: The news of afatal accident at Sherley Settlement, about ten miles below Oromocto, in Sun- } eury nty. reached here this afternoon. | James Fell, tweive years old, son of James F was instantly killed by lightning yes- terday afternoon in the dwelling ot his un e, Thomas Lyn b The boy wa- gathering apples in the orchard when the storm came up, and he went into {the house. He scarcely got in and sat down beside the stove, when the lightning shat-

tered the dwelling and killed him instant- ly It is eaid that other members of the also injured, but no definite

family ition has yet been received. esiiippenien Toox Coarce or fue Piace.—Four or five well-known young men entered the | beer-chop of a man named Daniel Mc Nevin on Grafton Street, one night last |

week, and proceeded to take charge of the place. They kicked the tap off a lager beer cask, and after drinking their fill ft ver, they allowed what was left to run about the floor. Then the till was rifled of its contents, the small sum of fifteen cents. MeNevin protested against

ihe nduet of his visitors, and one of them promptly struck him for his audacit Fearing further violence, Mc- Nevin vameoosed the ranch and left the

The strong arm

enemy in full possession

of the law has been invoked by MecNevin.

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Tue Fistic Anexa.—Corbett has signed the articles for the fight between himself and Fitzsimmons, but the latter has de- clined to attach his autograph while the arnicles are in the present shape. He wanta fiveounce gloves instead of the | lighter ones provided by the articles, and he a objects to the clause which per-}| mits the club to name the referee, anc wants it changed so that the one}

named sil be satisfactory to beth princi: |

Governor Mitchell, of Flor

la, says that

Corbett and Fitzsimmons wilt be prevent- | ei from fighting in that state,even if it | octl5 becomes necessary to call a especial session of the Legislature to pass a law to | that effect | . “EXPECT ME

Berotarizep.-—The ping warehouse of W. W. Clarke, on Peake’s No.1 wharf, was entered either | on Saturday night or early on Sunday | morning Two cases of were | broken open and a portion of the contents | stolen One several webs of cloth and was consigned | to McLean and Cameron, of Crapaud; the other was shipped to John McLeod & Co.,

WARrenovse

goods

of this city, and contained coat linings. | The goods arrived by the Fastnet on | Saturday Several cheats of tea were moved about the warehouse by the thief Or thieves and one left near the dour, ‘but | none are missing. In the warehouse at the tim were five casks of liquor, | but I vere left untouched. | The Lbery was discovered on Sunday

morning bv a man named McEachern, | living or ser Queen Street, who found | open. The |

the doors facing tne river fastened by a heavy v across both, and this

Itis sup

doors had beer Wooden :

Was found broke niwo pieces, posed ny @orme : on Saturday afternoon be- had teen locked up, and

the wareh

fore ihe piace

then opened the door from the inside by removing the bar, which they broke pry- | the cases The police were Rotifled,

Children’s Millinery.

| the Queen Hotel this forenoon.

| be slid the door open and said: “Well, how

to find that he was being fooled. He found | in the car spoke to her, saying,“ Well, they

| lady-like appearance.

| stated that they were married in Chicago,

ship |

|

case contained flannel and | EXPECT US, on some lines

'EXPECT US, on some lines

SL MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD

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it no clue has yet been obtained. octld

PERSONAL.

Hon. William Richards, Bideford, is registered at the Hotel Davies

Captain W. H. Barnard and wife, of Summerside, have gone on a trip to Bos- ton.

Rev C W Cerey, of this city, preached in the Baptist church, Summerside yester- day, at both services.

Joka McEachern, of Charlottetown,was registered at the Avadian Hotel, Halifax, on Friday.

Mr. Geo. W. Gardiner, of this city, leaves tomorrow morning on @ trip to the States.

Chas. E. Huestis, St. John, N. B., and E. Burdette, Dundas, were registered at

Mr. Alex. Bruce leaves to-morrow morn- ing on avisit to Bosten and New York He will be away for about three weeks.

Mr. W. R. Carmichael, the popular re- presentative of Northrup, Lyman & Co., Montreal, is here on a busiress trip.

There were registerea at the Hotel Davies this forenoon: Walter H Deeks, loronto; W W Jenkins, Georgetown; J H Haslam, Springfield

Jan.es F. McLean, barrister, of New Glasgow, has had conferred on him by his “alma mater” the degree of Pa. Itisa girl. — Dalhousie Gazette.

in the absence of Professor Earle, Miss Mary Large played the organ at yester- dav’s in the Methodist Brick

Chureh in a very acceptable manner.

Fervices

~_- THEIN. NOVEL HONEYMOON,

A week ago last Saturday, while one of the railroad boys was inspecting cars that had been sent out here, he discovered that one of them was occupied Supposing a gang of hobos were concealed in the car,

many of you are in there?” A we'l lressed young man replied, “Only my wife and me '

The railroad man was astonished and

swung himself up into the car, expecting,

however, lying on some pieces of burlap in one corner of the car, a woman. The man

are on to us and we'll have to get out.” The woman arose and presented a neat, The couple were taken into the waiting-room, where the man produced his marriage certificate, which gave the names of the couple and

Lil, July 10,1894. The young man then told his story, which is in substance as follows ;

He was at work ard had saved up afew dollars; they were married, and ha bought $150 worth of furniture on the in- -talment plan, and gone to housekeeping. During the strike he bad lost his place. He st:l! owed $30 on the furniture, and the dealer, finding that the fellow was out of # job, came around and took the furniture bare

away, leaving the couple in the rooms, Plans were talked = over

and it was decided to make the trip out West, and on the evening of Ang. 7 at 9.30 o’clock, the young people jumped on the platform ofa blind baggage and rode out of the Union depot at Chicago for California, having only $5 in money to make the trip. On platfurms and in box cars they made Ugden, where they succeeded in capturing the car that brought them here.

The young fellow is about 26 years of age, and the girl three or four years young- er. Both were intelligent and good look- ing. While telling hie experience the voung fellow looked at the girl and said : “She is a game little woman.” On _ the evening of the day of their arrival here they were seen to dart across the platform hand in hand, and it is presumed that they got out on No. 4, which was just palling out.—Rene Journal.

at once,

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In Bracing October

strength should return ani languor go. No season ig so good for build- ing up the brain and body. The brain will have a poor show if the body is not in health. Give Octo. ber a show in the building-up line by a few timely doses of that well- known and reliable EVERYBODY’S PILLS. know that the demand for this pill is constantly increasing.

remedy, Do you

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.

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on or about —_—— the Drummer has printed on his post cards.

of Furniture, to do as well for you as anyone in the trade.

of Furniture, to do better for you than anyone else will.

EXPECT US, on some lines of Furniture, to do very much better for you than anybody else can.

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Who Sei! at Selling Prices

This year the styles for Children are very varied and pretty, and we are showing the largest variety ever im-

ported by us.

We show astonishing value in Children’s School Ulsters.

BEER BROS.

. Tae Wearnen.—Strong winds or gales from westward; fair and cooler; showery

DAILY EXAMINER . . ‘ ‘

WEEKS.

The People's Store,

Wholesale and Retail. approval.

The Astonishing Prices.

First Buyers! Finest Bargains !

WEEKS & CO,

The Bargain Store.

LADIES’ MANTLES ANDJACKETS. —We are now re | Capes, Jackets,

SHOWIN a iarg Stock of

Ulsters, Fur-lined Cireu- lars, &nd a variety of} Maids’ and Chil- i ela

dren’s Garments, al! pe rsOually selected,

Beavers a!l shades, Kuughts and Tweeds

WEEKS & CO.,

The Bargain Store.

(ine Thousand Assorted Sizes FOR $2.75,

THE PAPER AND PADDED.

Envelopes from $1.50 per 1,000 up (Printed).

BEST

FINE FURS of every at the lowest prices are always to be found

Just opened, a second large of Greenland Seal and Grey Lamb Capes in all lengths. Also, Collars Moff-, Ruffs in all furs. Every skin guaranteed

WEEKS & Gi.,

The Bargain Siore.

de scr phion and

with us,

shipment

Orders by mail promptly attended to.

aug27 Queen Street. CARD.

MRS. STEPHEN WHITTY is now pre-

— - ———— | pared to do Millinery at her residence, Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT | Dorchester Sirest, Oetmeen ee ——— F 5 ; an dv» -e Street= j e 2 an will be found complete with the very | Pri * . "old - Will be most happy } +t : . to see al »y old ene Pe iatest ideas. Hate and Shapes in all the | °? °° & NCE OLE CUELOMETA.

" ge 909 w e Phe | __sept20—-3w cod

seve rice stoner. "| UDERTAKIRG.

\ \ a2 i (9 (2 0) The City Gents are getting so tired they ) ) ts ; a can’t or won’t walk; therefore the sub- Wee J Y eS 2 [ 2 | scriber has grovided a PALL BEARER’S |

newest designs and at all prices. aes Trimming Department is under the man- agement of MISS MURPHY, and orders

will receive her best attention

WAGON, which will be in readiness at with everythirg re- purposes, and at

! all times, together jvired for Funeral moderate charges.

DRESS GOODS.—Many bargains are EMBALMING

to be found in this department. In low} notice.

Dress Goods, from l5dec. to 30c., double |

width, we show special lines. In better . :

gooas, Tweeds, Coatings, Serges, etc., at oct5—eod & wy

low prices. Black Goods of every des oo. scription.

DR. CONROY |

| George and Dorchester Streets, opposite The Bargain Store.

the Bishop’s Palace. Entrance to office on Dorchester Street. | AND BLANKETS,

octll1—tf FLANNELS

The Bargain Store.

attended to at short |

| j

ISAAC W. WADMAN, Grafton Street.

yet to buy can’t do better than see our goods.

Provincia, TREASURY, Prince Edward Island, 25th June, 1894.

Under aathorityeof the Act of last Ses sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government oi Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from any person or persons, Tei- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such termsas may be agred upon.

This will afford a good opportunity for the investment of a large or small sums fur short or long periods.

ANGUS McMILLAN, Prav Treasurer.

WEEKS& CO.

The Bargain Store.

HEAVY WOOLEN UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gentlemen. Ladies’ spe- cial lines, 20, 29 and 39 cents, extra value. Gents’ special lines, 45 centsa suit. Very | heavy at 42 and 69 cents. Better goods at | low prices.

WEEKS & CO.

The Bargain Store.

ee

june225—pat

e $10 per cet. Poriial , sets $2.00 and up ‘TEE wards. Painless €x | traction of teeth.

DR. J, P. MCRRAY, Office, 145 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. ¥. I.

. . . . r ; Ladies’ Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Wool} oct6 Shawls, Felt, Knitted and Quilted Petti- coats

. A very large variety of Ladies’ | Wear of all Kinds. SELL

the BEST,

At WEEKS & CO’S., the Bargain Store only which is

of Charlottetown will be found the best |

goods at the very lowest prices. Woodill’s

highly finished, extra value CLOTHS for Sacques an U Isters, in BILL HEADS | : i eee |

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JAMES D. TAYLOR, |

a t | bonght direct from the makers. The value can’t possibly be beaten. We show rovineld dal all qualities and kinds, aud any who have ‘

Cease

the largest ranges of WORSTE DS small advance on cost, ing our extensive range We are also offering, very flow, Blantetings, Flannels, Horse Rugs, Carriage Wraps, Highest price always paid for Wool, cash or trade.

OLEN COMPANY.

Umbrellas and Gents’ Furnishings.

| German W. A. WEEKS & 00., Baking Powder,

The People’s Store, | wad Wholesale and Retail. and you Jack no customers to

Charlottetown, Oct. 15, 1894. octd

FALL

AND

WINTER UNDERWEAR.

We are showing a large assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Undervests and Combination Suits. Special lines of Vests at 20, 25 and 30 cents.

Men’s and Boys’ Warm Shirts and Drawers from 25 cents upward.

Cardigan Jackets from ‘0 cents.

HARRIS & STEWART

LONDON HOUSE.

ma few places,

Charlottetown S0ctoberff1, 1894—dy

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!

=0Y GET OUR

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Horse

OUR STOCK PALE AND WINTER BOOTS

J. B, MACDONALD & 00.

Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is now complete, a1 to come and inspect the largest stock of Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Children’s Clothing ever offered before in the city, and in Style and Price to meet cverybody’s We wish especially to call your attention to the Clothing of all sorts made from our own Tweeds. Shey are cheaper, more durable and look better than any- thing you can buy.

We have a very large stock of TWEEDS, Imported and Home-made, also one of in town, ali of which we are offering at a ver HATS and CAPS of all sor's and at all prices.

of UNDERCLOTHING at

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1894.

bankrupt prices.

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AND EVERYTHING IN THIS

Charlottetown, October 6, 1894 m w f

Are Some of the Necessaries of Life.

FLOUR, TEA AND SUGAR

ocmenenesnoemcnninenceneell

We have Flour to suit everybody in quality and price.

Sugar in Granulated, Powdered, Cut Loaf, Porto Rico, Trinidad and Yellow We invite you to try our Groceries, feeling confident that you will be satisfied with

. B ENMAN

In the Building formerly occupied by J. D. McLeod, Queen Street§

our goods and prices.

S

Ch’town, Sept. 26, 1894—mon wed fri

LINE

hugs! Horse Rugs! 400 NOW IN STOCK.

> i : j You will save money by ordering now, |

- Best Assortment and Prices the Lowest in the City.

AT

Ww. BE. DAWSON’S.

tastes. Refined |

Tea to satisfy all

& CO, |

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OF

IS NOW COMPLETE.

Our Prices will be fourd the Lowest in the City.

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YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR STOCK |

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ik ceancnon A ictal

An immense. Stock to choose from. Prices right.

J.B. MACDONALD & CO.

Charlottetown, October 1, 1894—dy

| Trains Outward.

McKay Woolen Company.

id we cordially invite you

We are sell-

Sealed Tenders, addressed te the under- signed, and endovsed “Tender for Rustico Work,” will be received at this office untli FRIDAY, the 26th of October pext, inciusive- iy, for the construction of Works at Kaatico, Queen’s County, P. E. Island, in accordance with aplan and specification to be seen on applicatioa at the Post Office at Rustico, and of the Department of Public Works, Ot:awa.

Tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied and signed with the actual signatures of tenderers.

An accepted bank chegue, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, equal to five percent of the amount of tender, must accompany each tender. This ebeque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract, or fail to complete the work contracted for, and will be returned in case of non-acceptance of tender.

The Department does not bind itself to ac- cept the lowest or any tender,

By order, E. F. E. ROY, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Oct. 5th, 1804. f octld

‘McKay Woolen Co. SWEAT BLANKETS. WOOL SUITS, SURGINGLES, HALTERS,

OUR SPECIALTIES !

READY-MADE CLOTHING, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, UNDERCLOTHING, HATS,

CAPS, BLANKETINGS, FLANNELS.

| Come and See Our Show.

McKAY WOOLEN CO.

Charlottetown, Sept. 25, 1894—dy PE. Island Railway. P. &. Island Railway,

Onand after FRIDAY Ist June, 1894, the

trains of this Railway will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :—

j_ | Read down!

PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM BE OO. cocce Charlottetown....... 6D 90 301 614.....Royaity Junction..... 606 919 35) 645. ....North Wiltshire...... 5M 880 466 OB. ..000 Hunter River....... 52 ‘-

1 OO Tal cdess -Bradalbane........ 50 7 Ba: hk. eee OO eee 455 780 1 OOS F@.......00: Freetown. ........ 46 71 3 Bg eee ee 42 68 $00 815)...... Ar MP invests 46 6% | PM Summerside AM ROD OOPS. c0kex Ly BP iakevee 840 16 1 BOS BE csensce Miscouche......... 32 104 OS OU cccssec yaa seoeusen 3807 1017 SEF 9 EB.s coiccccdeeetecsbcies 237 9% SOs WP iiivcses bccn EBERT 0020000000 1464 «680 § 08 10 47......00. Bloomfield......... 130 74% | 600 31 14.........-AIDOFtOM.....0+008 16 7% BED 10 D.... 000 00 0cccRels meevevess 12% 6H ~ |PM AM PM AM fa \ | AM PM AM PM f | 630 300....... Charlottetown....... 92 5% |} 650 815.....Royalty Junction.....90 6 6 | 7 BO... cscs ee | 805 405).......Ar Tnunk ee Se

Mount Stewa t

820 410§....... er a 810 36 | 900 43%..,. OE... csvcneees 742 #315 930 500........-bPOtGrs........0.7a9 8 1014 533.........Bear River.........6@ 188 SED OU cnccécese Uses «00000 6b 11 AM PM AM PM = _ —=-_———_—_—__| Ae ttneaennenenneenennttnees eneeeenennnenennee nes coore ee — |AM PM AM PM At = | 525 410.......Mount Stewart...... 810 845 ae | 938 6Gb..a..0- Oardigam.....-..0 3 287 | —_ | 1000 520........Georgetowm........70 216 — 4M PM AM PM eee ee Ne 2 ee ee ee seereeee eeeenee COPYRIGHT, | PM AM 9+, | 515. ..+-.+0+e+eecee Bamerald...... seeersceee 7 | 605 ovsecceAM MO RERUOEED. coe on-- 2080 ‘3

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GOOD GROCERIES.

. . There is something substantial about |

When it comes to

them that satisfies. QUALITY

always feel sure of finding us at the |

. . . . 5 a questiou of you may |

front. As for PRICE, we are right in it. Weigh well our words, then

come and see how we weigh.

x)— ‘ & CO SANDERSO “9 so | Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Newson Block, Victoria Row. }

Charlottetown, September 24, 1894—m wf

MR. F. W. HYNDMAN, INSURANCE AGENT,

has removed his Office to Watson’s Old Stand, Queen Street, next door to Telephone Office,

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REMOVAL

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CHALLENGE!

As the match race between Onward and Billy McKie has not been completed, I will match my horse Balston against Billy McKie on the same conditions, namely, $100 a side—race to come off on a day to be agreed upon—at the Souris Driving Park.

JAMES McDONALD, V. 8S. Summerside, Oct. 12, 1894—4i

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

has for twenty years HELD THI FIRST PLACE as @ strengthening and tonic medicine.

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

is agreeable to the most fastidious palate.

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

is acceptable to the most delicate stomach.

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

may be taken with perfect safety at all times, and for any length of time, by the most delicate women and children.

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

has, by its timely use, hundreds from

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many uatimely

graves,

PUTTNER'S EMULSION MAY RESCUE YOU!!! Kept by all good Druggists, at 50 cents for an honest EIGHT OUNCE bottle. octs

NEW GROCERY

—AND—

Meat Store.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the public that he has now in stock, at his old | and well-known business stand, Richmond | Street, a large and well-selected stock of | the finest GROCERIES, which wil! be | sold at the lowest prices for cash.

Also, constantly on hand, a full supply | of BEEF, PORK, BACON, ete.

High-grade FLOUR and TEAS, whole- | |

sale and retail. |

septl5

rescued |

comfortable THOMAS CAMPBELL. } we Pleasant 5 with stables and w

D. POTTINGER,

Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Rall Moncton, §. B

A. McDONALD, Acting Superintendent, Charlottetown.

DR. H. D. JOHNSON EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street

Aug 16,794—ly

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

| Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

WANTED--A good apes for general housework. Apply to Mrs. I, Woop, Graf- ton Street. ocetls

WANTED—A housemaid. | ARTHUR PETERS.

Apply to Mas. octLs

FOUND—A pearl and silver rosary. The | owner can have it by applying to Mrs. WIL- mam MAGUIRE, Hillsborough Street.,

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TO LET—Half of cottage pleasantly situ- ated near West Kent Street School. Apply on premises to Mrs. HENDERSON. octib

W ANTED—A housemaid in a small family. Inquire at this office. tf—octll

TO LET~—A Room, 9x15 feet, on the second flat of the subseriber’s brick buiiding, corner of Kent and Prince Streets. Apply LeEmM- UEL WRIGHT. 3i eod pd—octl0

WANTED—By a young man with capital to invest, a partnership in goed business Address A B, care of this office, sept29

OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms above the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island, at present occupied by Miss Chisholm as an Art Stadio, with fire-proof vault. Possession given Oct. 13th. Apply at Merchants’ Bank of P. E.

sland. eod Ui—septld

HOUSES TO LET—Three

house. Apply to tioneer,

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