Local and @ther Itents.
are reported
Several sports
amongst
‘ ‘ pie prods
havo
marks of age, all who have 1 eards shoud use Buc kingham Dye for Whiskers, the best cleanest dye
DIACA
mia
Drown or eicionecioniay
reachers of the First Method obtain Banners for BH. H aszard's Book.
can <eptember by ealling atG al
In our reportof the Artillery muld have said No, ed JG N.C, officers and gun- We also inadvertently
of (Juartermaster Cameron,
sterday, Wwe sit
lioiesiciaie lee \ special session of St. Law held at 8 o'clock this ening to make arrangements for the funeral Keith. Members of
will be
} yivanus Wildey Lodge and visiting brethren are in- t » ie present. . elleasiniti \yver’s Harm Vicor restores color and
tality to weak and gray hair. Through its healing and cleansing qualities, it prevents
e accumulation of dandruff and cures all
lp diseases. The best hair dressing ever made, and by far the most econ ymical.
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Ayer’s SARSAPARILLA, by purifying and enriching the blood, improves the appetite, sids the assimilative process, strengthens the and invigorates the system. t is, the best and most thoroughly re
nerves,
there rore,
iable alterative that can be found for old of young. . ~ va
Police Courr (ne of three cases against ‘ m ee ee ee RB |
wo Memoers OF the Sond Hattailon 2ind was
nceluded this forenoon [The defendant
, ;
agreed to return the clothing and accoutre-
~
ments, the property of the Crown. A fine o
five cents ar ta Was Imp sed. The other cases— for property of the battalion—st rment until Fri
lay nex. _
i ne ata
a appt ena a. hoe wet
ri DAILY
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Seeci.n Desparohes tf. fae EXawryre! The Encli bh Strikes. Lonvon, Aug, 27. The printers employed by Eyre, Spottis- woode, Cassell & Co. and Waterlaw & Sons have struck. ~ One hundred thousand borers marched in proeession today. They , were orderly. as
The coal men in “the fhousands have joined the, strikers. os
The situation shows no signs of improve: mént. Meetings of the employers and work- men are held without-vresult. -The Com. | mercial company has declined the proposal of delegates from leading houses of twelve
6
striking dock Ia-
grievances of the workmen. drivers of the Government mail carts de- manded an advance in wages which! the pest oflice authorities granted. A few vessels are unlgiding on tle Med- way, to which the strike has not“extended. The Salvation Army, the Londgn Cottage mission and similar bodies | dre naterially assisting the strikers with cheap gratuitous |
dence or become witnesses for the prosecu tion in the Cronin case. In their affidavits for separate trials each swears he knows absolutely nothing about the murder. consequence the men_ cannot, without be coming themselves pé@rjarers, gd *f@pon the witness stand and teli anything about it. Oniy two of the accused are thus left by
(ur Crors Goon The Buactouche cor- respon lent of the Moncton Transcript Says: Crops in this section are reported excel- lent. The harvesting of vats, buckwheat, and wheat is in progress. Rust has only affected the oats to a very slight extent, no f any consequence being done.
damage of ; | ; . : ] iv ocr atoes and other root crops will give big
Pot returns, and there will be a large quantity for export. one
A Smart OLp Man.—QOne day last week, Charles Deagle, of Sheep Pond, Lower Rollo Bay, who is seventy-one years of age, went out mackerel fishing in the morning with his $01 Un cominy ashore he went to work with the seythe and cut forty-three stooks of oats vefore two o'clock, after which he again went yut fishing alone. Meeting with poor luck, he returned home, went to work and put up a stnali hen house. This done, and being skilled wite the lancet, he went to a neighbor's house and finished his day's Ww rk by bieeding Char. Can any of his
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lie Luke. age beat this ‘ -The particulars of promise case come The parties to the
An Impatient Lover. in interesting breach of
from Kingsbury, N. Y.
uit are Catherine Noonan, a 65-year old vidow with seven children, and Daniel Meen- chan, who has seen less than haif that num-
er of years. The fair widow alleges in her complaint that Daniel promised to marry her but he now re becanse she does not get at 7 o'clock in the even ready to begin his
yn three different occasions,
fuses to marry her
from her work
ing, at which time he is yurting.
hom
_ a iazetk PLor Fattenv.—-A young girl and a van named Me\\iiliams, both members of the band of alleged gypsies who have been on the Island for some time past, arrived in the ity from Georgetown last evening. Sh rtly ifter their telegram was received from the girl’s-:father asking the police to de tain her. This morning the officers captured the pair as they were on their way to the Pictou boat.
arrivai a
The girl was taken to the sta- tion pending the ariivai of her father from Georgetown. The man was released. It is probably another case of two fond hearts—- and a stern, unretenting parent,
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Personal,
§ J. W. Richards, M. P., Davies.
James Yeo, M. P., Port Hill, was Usborne yesterday,
Mr. J. M. Meluntyre, of ‘‘ Sunlight Soap” fame, is registered at the Hotel Davies.
Sir Henry E. Knight, Lord Mayor of Lon- don, is visiting Boston,
Mr J. A. Nicholson, of Belfast, has gone to Montreal to resume his studies at school. Success to him.
Captain Edward Palmer, of the militia, Victoria, Bb. C., is at home to see his father, Mr. Chiet Justice Palmer, and his relatives and friends, in this city.
tev. Costello Weston lett for Summerside to«lay, at which place he speaks on Friday He wil! re-visit this city “uuring ihe coming autumn,
We regret to hear that Mr. Cyrus McGregor is very it from hemhorrage of the lungs. We, with his numerous friends, hope that he may er his wonted health and strength. Brown-Sequard has received a comuni-
igned by alarge number of the Grit membets of the Canadian Parliament, offering him half a million francs anda valuable tim-
Bideford, is at the
at the
ind Sunday next
soon reco bt
eation, 8
ber limit, to prevent Sir John Macdonaid from getting hold of any of the elixir of ille.
\t Manchester-by-the-Sea lives Mrs. Stephen Jantor ‘who jor the past fiity years has in- culged in immoderate pipe-smoking, The love ror tobacco originated in Virginia. Mrs. Dan- forth does all the domestic work of her house- hold, ane in all her avocations the pipe seldom “Miighted, and her average cousaumption of the weed is twelve bowlfuls a day. Mrs.
Danforth will be 97 years old on her next birthday. ta
Danforth,
BikTH.
lu this city, on the 24th inst, the wife of J. D. Taylor of a son.
MARRIED. H At Georgetown, on the 22nd ins’., before on. J. Gerdon, J, P., under license from the
Lieute nhant-Govern.
a D , Mr. John F. McAulay re Miss Louisa McSwain; of Pisquid Road,
OW Oe. —_— o
ae,
. ® this city, on Tuesday evening, the 27th mst., Sylvanus Keith, in the 43rd year of ls age.
(Funeral will leave me W ater and Prince streets, to-morrow Ahursday) morning at a quarter to seven ©clock for the buat to Picton.
a il : - «
© this city, on the 27th inst,, Saran, belov- “aughter of John and Sarah Bowden, aged
the Duncan House,
ed
15 years,
the attorneys furthe defence open to be- come informers. The two are Begyvs and Woodruff,
Justice ‘Field Discharged
San Francisco, Aug. 27. The United States Circuit Court was
informed to-day that the charge of murder against Justice Stephen J. Field had been dismissed by the Stockton Court. Judge Sawyer accordingly dismissed the habeus corpus proceedings inthe case of Justice Field.
cranidsneteapeda
Consequences of the Strike.
or mie
Lonpon, Aug. In consequence of the strike thousands of tons of mutton are rotting. I+ is im- possible to find men to haadle the stock. The committee of strikers declines to allow even perishable artieles to be unloaded. Coal is double its usua) price and all pro- duce is advancing. The biscuit factories are stopped for want of flour.
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The Ruler of Cashmere. Lonpvoy, Aug. 27. In the House of Lords to-day, Viscount Cross, Secretary of State for India, was compelled to accept the resignation of the
under a native council. He gaid that the
Government had not the slightest inten-
tion ot annexing Cashmeré.” s? Another Navy.
Lonpon, Aug. 29,
A despatch from Brussels to the Times says that the Swiss Bundorath is discussing the question of creating a Swiss commer- cial maritime navy.
eee re
Larthquake. ’ |
Lonpon, Aug. 27. © An earthquake was experienced on the Russian frontier yesterday. In the village of Khenzorik, 129 persons; were buried alive. -@9-% *y j
Weather BRiledu.
a : , TORONTO, Abs. 28.—10 a. mm.
Moderate winds, fine, not much change in temperature.
A Tough Beefsteak to Chew. —Some pianos, like tin pans, are made by the thousand by cheap makers, and few ever turn out good. Come and have a taik with Mr SN Earle, if you want a first-class piano, and you will save money by doing so.—4i w,
Placing pianos in houses on trial, without the consent of ail concerned, is a mean way of doing business. Before you give way to the dily-tongued asent, give Mr. S. N. Earle a eali. He wili give you a really first-class instruneut, filty per cent. cheaper than the Do not fail to call or write for prices. aug28 dy4i wy2i
Mr. Earle will be ready to -eommence in- structions in music to thgsepupils whe left on a vacation, on and after Monday next. Has a vacancy for three pupils. . | To
New Fali Boots—Fifst instalment of 25 cases just opened at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store “Splendid valué—au283i
Eight cases clothing: ie y.u Boys’ and youths’ Biadk Woethe Wie a t ever shown in Charlettetown. Tweed Suits ail sizes and shades. Pricewsto suit customers, Give us a call.—James Paton & Co, 4028 3i We call attention to the opening ‘of our large Fall Importations of Cunildren’s, Boys’ and Youths’ All-wooi Suits. Nothing kept in stuck but first-class goods. Prices to, suit all buyers. Give us a call,--James Paton. & Co. au 28 3i
Large size sticky fly paper, equal to two or- dinary sheets, only 5 cents each. Be sure and get the kind with name printed on each sheet--Dodd’s Medical Hall. ¥
Special bargains this week. . Dress Goods, Cottons, Cloths, &c., at J. B. Macdonald's. aug27 6i Great reductions in price made in Men’s and and Boy’s Clothing. Must clear to make room for fall stock, at J. 3. Macdonald's. _ aug27 6i BaGeaGe Express.—Merchants and others having parcels, trunks, etc., to be moved can leave their order at R. K.~ Brace’s, and it
average dealer.
EXA
nounced the strike a stepping stone to |
In |
tuler of Cashmere, and place the -ountry |
ieinind :
a. Craps a - ns e a etna Neem All Me Nee eee ee eee ee ae eee : MINER, - , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 1889. Sad Prowning Accident. ae a saciid: a ae es { BrEYrwEeN nine end ten” o'clock ii, morning a little girl Ghooking gover
the side of one of Connolly's wharves vo- ticed body of " b 'y at the b ttom of therdock. She tol t what she saw to some nien, and the body was, as soon as possible, faken from its resting place. The drow ned lad proved to be
the i ! 4 ‘yi Ss
| James Edmund, the%leven-year-old son of | carpenter, who |
Mr. James HMandrahan, lives on Dorchester Street.
Just.how the accident happened is noi | b dy Wa
definitely known. Near where the fouhd* & small sfugle*scull bout was at an ehor. One theory is that the lad got. on board this boat, aad in trying to lift ihe anchor, fell ovérboard, and, being
¢ unable to swim,
Another 13 the boat slipped from under the little fel
vas drowned.
different, trades to submit te arbitration the how. as he .was vetting from her to the,
To-day the | wharf, and in falling he struck against the
wharf, stunning himself. _
There was no one with the lad when the
accident occurred. The b uly hi Be the water upwards of an hout Wen dis covered. The boy’s coat was found floating in the tide ] i Whiaht a short time before the b boy was seen
tne nead cr the
Wear iv Was found in the direction OT Lie
gyoing
meals and lodgings. | wharf shortly after seven o’clock this morn Mr. Burns at a meeting to-night pro- | ing. . : i
Mr. and Mrs. Handrahan have the sym
a& greater and united movement of the | pathy of all in their bereavement. working men throughout tht country. The | - meen an present struggle would'teach a lesson of , HOTEL ARRIVALS union: 1 ‘ norersqrenanreioiarte | HOTEL DAVIES. rhe Cronin Murder. uur’ Re i: | Aug 27—Dr F A Remington and wife, Miss Lonpon, Aug. 27. iC J Burnett, J W Davies New York; Capt "a i _ | McKenzie, Flat River; Rebt M uigiayg Galles rhe Times Says that as a result of yester- | Point; G O'Neill and son, Vernon Miver; BR day's proceedings Burke, Coughlan, Sulli- | Brooks, Troy, N Y; ES Coburn, do; E B van and Kunze have been placed in such a] Coburn, do; P M Hildama, Montreal; O \ position that they cannot tura State’s evi-| Troop, St John; W F Reid, Waltham, Mass; Francis Tuffts, Lawrence, Mass; Mrs A Laurie, Quebec; Jos Laurie, do; Frank (¢ |Simpson, Halifax; John Ludor, d6; John
Peters, do; W P West, Philadelphia; B F | Clapp, do; Chas B Ladd, Boston; Alex Leslie, ontreal; J W Richards, Bideford. | OSB LLOUS! | / Aug 27—Jas H Good, Stanley Bridge; D W | ty 7 ns Wee ' + | }awattieoud, DLY ow > 2 Suu, ‘ LeMans a ;
act (EK Smith, Port Elgin; P H Palmer, * M Nicholson, Springton; D *“Pownal; Jas Yeo, PortHiil;;Mrs J N and two children, Pictou; K Ferguson, Glasgow Road, O B Hayes, Dalton, Mags
= ae A> ‘ zz oe i ail Men Wanted
Vic toria;
Vei ve
to at-
YJ E want a Wood Turner, a M six to eight
v tend a Circulat Benchmen, and four smart, strong Boys.
MARK WRIGHT &
! . _ paw,
az. augl4—dy tf
Lad, Minatak Meade Cook's Tourist Tickets
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL PLACES
tn» fe n ln Canada a RAILWAY
OOKS of Coupon Tickets can be made up
f to suit the requirements of Travellers, combining all the primeipal cities and places f interest in Canada and the United States.
Ucean passage to Europe also secured by all lines of Ste tmships sailing from New York, on application to
FENTON T.
nf aitad ud the United cae.
AND STEAMERS.
NEWBERY,
ae Offarlottetown,
Agett.in P. E. Island Fer Thos. Cook & Son. July 6, 1889—tf a >
FI fs WV Ee tas
TObL Ar CHERRY,
iW Faxtit and "Most ®aluable
, @ ee Rowkdy for aff Throat and psf ti Lung Diseases, It has cured hundreds of cases considered
hopeless. It soothes, heals and str the diseased or irritated Throat
in L very short time. Just a few « s ure a fresh cold if taken in®time. 1 nts
per b6ttle.
For sale at the Drug Stor®s.
W. HAWKER & SO&
~Proprtetor,=
nov lly dy Qe lobn N. F = Sa : ———e -—— WANTS, LOST, FOUN® Ske
; +4 wow bs
{47 ANTED, a good cook. ¥¥ Watson, Queen Street. tf Je LET, a house containing seven rooms, situated on Richmomd street, near square. Possession Ist Octobermext. Apply to ’. Bourke, on the premises. Aug. 27 eod ti d pd
Tills-
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Wanted. Fir-t-class Coas Makers 4fnale or (femaie). Aiso Vest Makers. Apply or ad- dress for one week.to John Cader, Merchant failor, Shediac, N. B. aug 26—iw . a eoilis., Ww. NTE!).—A Protestant Nursét» go te Mon- ¥ real 3 ugus \pply io Mrs. George Peake, Charlotiztown az 2u—lw w iy — - . al
on “his
dwellfuz Tleuse
ily aa‘t conven
pipe) LEieA ‘Tenem nt
Dorchester Street, couira
SHOP TO LET.—The 8 upied by W,
Oophow oc
N. Tanton, Watchmaker, with wo ops 0 Stairs. Good stand for any kind of basiesgc@i. &. Brace. i»
OST.—On Princes Street, a Satchel, with a
Purse inside. The finder will be rewarded by leaving itat THE KXAMINER UVilive, or with Dr McLeod. aug 23
wes TED.—A Cook. Apply by letter to Mrs. Arthur Peters, 23 Mr. Peters is et present aug 19—pat
in the country.
‘ me
7 ANTED.—A good Servant. Apply at once George Sireet. City. augl7
to MRs. C. B. MACNEKILL, Great
yo LET.—One-half of my Dwelling House on
Priace Street, containing Seven Rooms- Possession given 10th September.—JOHN Hig. GINS. e “aug
RoE SALE,.—At a liberal reduction, the Ency-
clopeedia Brittanica, latest edition, complete
ia 24 volumes; Cloth binding. Apply at this aug 9
office.
willbe promptly attended toby Joseph Dewar. |
Telephone communication. augl0 Im eod |
Kelly & Co., Photo Artists, beg to annowsce
that they will make no sittings after Satur- |
will please order early in the week. tl 29th
day, August 3ist. Those wishing duplicates | Su
wart ED,—A good Salesman who undersiands Book-keeping, to take charge of 4 Diore in the country. tiberal wages will oe given. Good references required, Apply vy ictiei : 619, Charlotteiown. ang 10 ANTED.—A good Servant for general work, Apply to Rey, i neo K. J. Lioyp, Pownal eet, ti—augd
that }
en in |
1. The |
\3 79.97 | McCallum, j
aly
: ‘
ng!
i
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othing |
TRE ERS AND OVERCOATS,
FOR FALL AND WINTER,
And in order to make room will clear out the Balance
counts for CASH
Charlottetown, Aug. 22, 1889--eod wky
of Miens’, Boy's and Children’s Clothing at large Dis-
PROWSE BROS.,
Sien of the Great Big Hat.
WE RESPECTFU
at the LOWEST PRICES.
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NEW DRESS GOODS,
in Cashmeres, Merinoes and Fancy Colorings; Tweed, for Ladies’ Costumes; Cloth, in Checks and Stripes (extra value); Plaid Dress Material (new shades); Fancy Prints, Cretonnes, Flannelette, Winceys, and Printed Dimity, &c., &e.
Our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well stocked with the Best Materials, and
in etnaiiniceanesaiily —~(x ) — ——--—-
LLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
“- Charlottetowng Augs 23871889 —eod wky. oo :
PURCHASERS
ur Stock of Dress Goods
IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND DESIGNS.
NEW DRESS COODS,
1889
ig, OUP Wirst (nstalment of Dry Goods from the English Markets,
TX )
JAMES PATON & CO.,
aT
VIA HALIFAZ.
Canada Atlantie Steamship Co,
The Fast, Steel Clyde-built a
STEAMSHIP °
“Leeves Noble’s Wharf, lifer, é ev ERy WEDNESDAY MORNING, o'clock, Returning, leaves Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, for lialifax, EVERY SATURDAY, at nuon Passengers ieaving Charlottetown on pues,
@ or Boston,
at
| via Pictou, arrive at Halifax same evening, an
can. if they prefer it, go directly on Steamer without extra charge. Charlottetown to Boston (lst class).......... $ 9 20 GOO A Fo) RO eco ae oth taskannen 16 06 hrough Tickets issued at ail Stations on P. EH. Island Railway anddintereolonial | by the Age f PVE. Isla@md N tion Co. y the Agents of t oth. NAVE aAtio , and on board theifSteamercs? and at my office,
Charloitetown, @ 4 | : PBN TOME EW Oi ¥. : _ = Agent, CHIPMAN Bros = & General Azgeitts,
FYRlifaxes 34 Atlanti¢ Stead
oard the
kh. B. GARDNER, ‘Agent, way 24—tf
bl i)
4;
100 dity Debsutures.
ee
eee’ ew to Peake Boos. & Co. aug 2b | rFEYEN DRI : ; oe ae up to noon of SATURDAY, the *
vS will be received at the Mayor's
& &
l4th of September next, for the purchase of | i e Thousand Dollars ($12,000) Debentures of. 1 City of Chariottetown, payable ia iwenty (20) Years, bearing interest at Four
(4) per cent. per aunuin, payable half yearly,
tne Debentures will be issued on and bear }
interest from the lst October next. The Council do not bind themselves to‘tc- cept the highest or any Tender. By order,
Lend For Salp.
aug 2!, 1889—m w s pat tu thur sat
NE HUNDRED ACRES of UncLearep Lanp, in Lot 43, King’s County, in lots
of Thirty-two acres each. This land runs soutn from*Rollo Bay Railway Station along Bourke’s Read 50 chains. A Brook runs through the middle of the land the whole length. No better land in the Province. ‘This land will be open for sale uutil Octobtr
to isox } Ist, next. ‘ | | Apply to Patiick D, Cox, Land Surveyor, ————-—————--— + | Charlottetown, who is ausaorized to sell the
saine and give Deeds.
Ca'towa, Aug. 23, 1689--lm sw
',(CIPY OF CHICAGO, 5,202 Tons.
37!
\CRTY OF CHESTER, 4,770 Tons.
10 |
A. H. MACPHERSOB, City 4 |
CrPry OF NEW YORK, 10,400 Tons (CETY OF PARIS, 10,400 tons, ‘CITY OF BERLIN, 5,491 Tons.
CITY OF RICHMOND, 4,789 Tons.
js These nageificent steamers are amongst the | largest and gagtest in the world, and are weli
; knowe for the gegalgrity and rapidity of their | passages ucrdesethe nel
| The Saloons and StatéfGoms are armidships, , where least motion is felt. guadies’ and Gentié- , men’s Sitting and smoking Rodm3, Pianos,
| Libraries, Barber Shop, Baih-rooms. ete., pro-, i vided. Ail these Steamers are fitted with the
leves in Saloun.
’
| Klegiric Light Mac a } in fares app'ies to Jecation of Berths ScAfe-room8, Ali enjoy equai privi- ay ; also} }
3ROWN’S BLOCK, MARKET SQUA RE,
Shortest toutes, Inman Line. “Army and Navy Depot.” Le
ae ee
JAS. SCOTT & 00.,
FALIF AS.
A Kull Stock of Wines and Liquors
JUST RECEIVED.
ao
Cases ROYAL BLEND, 75 cases ISLAY BLEND &GALIC,
~*100 Casés OLD RYE, 50 *“* CHAMPAGNE, chuice brands, 150 * CLARET, 25 ** HOCK and MOSELLE, 2% “ LLQUEURS—Cherry Brandy,
second Cabiu Passengers are berthed in rooms
table |
(th oll di ga ynalinumberineuch. A liberal } is Tur-
und 6verything necessary for the voyase
nisbed by the Company.
Leave Now York tur Liverpool via Quzenstowa :
' er , Sade on ~
BVYERY WEDNESDAY,
i . a
UF PASSAGEs
| New York to Liverpoo},
RATES
550.00 ) and upwarde,e@¢
- oordipyg Lo Mtate do $73.50 ) vogim & location, Ketura Trip Tickets at reduced rates. : Baggage checked through from New York to oo
\ | Charlottetown |
For farther informdtion apply to
FENTON T. NSWBERY, July 6G, 1889. Agen
WANTED AT UGH,
'
i) LABORERS, 200 Lumbermen, for ee) 0 New Hampshire and Michigan. Teamsters get from $24 to $28 per month and ‘found; Choppers $26; Car-loaders $26. Also 1100 Laborers for Massachusetts, and 50
| with large agencies through the country give | us opportunities to place large numbers of men, and we guarantee all jobs given. N. E. Employment Agency, 125 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass.
P, 8.—When ready to come take the Inter, national Steamboat fur Boston.
aug. 20, 1889—2w
i IMO V ED.
HAVE moved my office to the Brick Bnild- ing on Water Street, formerly occupied by the Merchants Bank of P. KE. Isiand- : FRED. W. HYNDMAN, aug 22, 1989—1lw
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Stone Cutters. Our facilities being connected | 1th September, inst., at 12 o'clock, noon,
Noyau, Curaco, Bene lictine,
Maraschino,
200 “ FINE rORT and SHERRY, 150 © HOLLAND GIN and OLD TOM, 300 “ HENNESSY’S BRANDY, *, * co a T. 100 ** «BASS’S ALE, ‘ “ BURKE'S SLOUT, $a * APULLINARIS WATER, 100 ** BELFAST GINGER ALE, 50 “*. KINE OLD RUM,
00 “ KINAHAN’S L. L. WHISKEY,
—~And wa Fuil Stock of —
“ GHOICE GROCERLES
ap24
Property at Spring Park
ee eee
E are iastructed by Robert White to sell by Auction, on WEDNESDAY,
on the Premises, all his
Valuable Property at Spring Park,
—CONSISTING OF—
Plot No. 1—64 feet x 100 feet, with a large Three Tenement House thereon.
Plot No. 2—64 feet’x 100 feet.
Plot No. 3—32 feet x 100 feet.
This Property is clear of City Taxes, and within five minutes walk of the Post Office.
Offers at Private Sale will be considered.
Terms easy. KE. H. NORTON & OO.,
Auctioneers,
Ca'town, Aug, 20, 1839—eod till sgle
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in aa RE RSS Dace
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