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THE DAILY EXAMI?

Local and Other {Items.,

lo-moRRoW is the first Sunday in Advent. . - Ai Vvux it ZO cts e at the Londo tH > [wo more Scott Act summonses have bee: se ved

- — Kip mitts and ¢!

House.

ves cheap, at the London tiene See the heavy overcoats at $6.90 at the Lon don House. Grey Flannels, 18 cents a yard Paton & Cos, : :

at James

o- No business at the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court this forenoon.

~~» Brat Station, on and after December Ist next, will be known as Coleman. cities THs young man who left the jail so hur

riedly yesterday morning is still missing. >

Tue conclusion of Mr. Bain's excellent ad dress on ‘‘ Darwinism” will appear on Mon- cay.

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Mr. G.W. Benriey, M. is in the city, and

Hotel.

| P. P.. Kensington, is at the St. Lawrence

soit ladies

fur steamer M. A. Starr will arrive at two a'clock to-morrow morning.—-W. W. Clarke, agent.

data eaie: Men's All Wool Underelothing, Kid Mitts and Gloves, cheap at James Paton & Co’'s., Market Square. -> lr is said that Francis Murphy has induced »ver 100,000 people in Ohio to sign his total abstinence pledge aa G. H. Cook, & Co., photographers, have on hand this season the best selected stock of Christmas Cards in the « ity

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A Scorr Act defendant, for whom the Pp slice have been on the lookout for some time, was gathered in last evening.

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Avction Sate.—Choice carload Apples, on Monday next. See advertisement bills, --A. MeNeill, Auctioneer.

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Tux Winter Time Table of the Railway is Ss to-day; and therefore nothing can ve gained by the publication of the letter of a a

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c ; A Lirrue thirteen year old girl named Mce- |

Intyre had an eye removed at the City Hos- pital on Thursday afternoon. The patient is

doing well. : at

; . : a Tue fire on the steamer Barruwmore, at St. the |

Johu's, Nfld., has been subdued. All burning and heated cotton and grain has been discharged.

silica Hamppen Wartcues, Silver Plated Ware,

Gold and Gold Plated Jewelry, very hand-

some Vases and Lusters, opening to-day at | W. W. Wellner's.

ahi ST. morrow will he Matins at 11 a..m.,Even song 7 p.m. There will be no celebration of Holy | Communion at 8 a. m. nifineemen

Ow1ne to the public meeting and St. An-| drew's Dinner on Tuesday night next, the! meeting of the Mock Parliament, announced |

for that evening, will not be held until Wed- nesday evening. A Carney on the dwelling of Mr Rob

Augus, was blown down during the hurricane yesterday ;anda portion of the roof of the dwelling of Mr. A. F. Tomlins was blown off. Some other damage is reported, but nothing of any great conseuqence. sdlipsncienig

Tue St. Lawrence left Pictou for here at half-past one to-day. Capt. Cameron re- ceives great credit for the pluck and seaman- ship he displayed in making the passage to Pictou wade in the midst of the hurricane,

he Princess left Summerside for Point du Chene on time to-day.

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Tue usual preparations are being made for Saint Andrew's Dinner on Tuesday oe next. The committee have already dispose: of 50 tickets, and as the number which can be seated is limited, those who intend sons in this annual Festival should secure their tickets

without de lay.

Scotchmen to the front! - |

Samvet Greer, of Wabash, Ind., while reading a newspaper recently, discovered that he had fallen heir toa fortane of 1,500,000 francs in Europe. Still there are people to be found who say that there is nothing interest- ing in the papers. This 1,500,000 francs item was certainly an interesting one to Mr. Read Tae Examryer carefully.

ineclaaalieeecian

Tue storms on the night of the 24th and yesterday were the severest experienced this fall. More or less damage was done os the coast, the Souris breakwater coming in for a share. About 45 feet of the outer covering of the slope being carried away, timbers _driven out, and otherwise damaged. Repairs are being made to this work, but they cannot be fully completed until after the ice forms. -

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and hand- }

Peter's Cucrcu.—The services to-

' editor of the Ex positor, of Seaforth,

|centre and set fire too. ' square was burned in the door, and a small

PEENGRAPREO NE

Special Despatonrs to Tuk Examrnen. wurder West Foul.

Louisvitie, Ky., Noy. 26. A Times special says: ‘A report has reached here that the Poe family, thoucht to have been destroyed by fire in Knox ‘ * “ 7 County a month ago, were in reality mur- dered by a neighbor named Concubine. A

young ladies were found ashes of the destroved hut. the murder is told by the illegitimate son of Concubine, whom the reputed father had threatened and made mad, The boy says the man cut from ear to ear the throats of each of the eight persons while they slept, and that his mother then dragged the bodies to the middle of the room and se them on fire.

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Terrible Gas Explosion.

WILKESBARRAE, Pa., Nov. 26.

This morning an explosion of gas in the Conynghand shaft shook the earth for a dis- tance of two miles, and the report was | distinetly heard all over the city. Two hundred men were employed in the mine. About twenty-five of them were horribly burned, seven of them so badly that chey will die. .

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Fire at Sea.

GALVESTON, Tex., Nov. 26.

| The British bark Dramadown, for Liver- ; pool, lying in the outer roads, was dis- | covered to be on fire at an early hour this ;morning. The vessel and cargo of 1,700 | bales of cotton will prove nearly a total loss,

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Reinforcements in Burmah.

Lonpon, Nov. 26. Gen. Roberts has demanded 4000 ad- ditional Indian and native troops to rein-

| force the British 3urmah.

Army of occupation in

The Eastern Diflicalty. Paris, Nov. 26.

The French Government has instructed the French consul at Rustchuk to protect Russian interests. i

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British Pariiament.

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Lonpon, Nov. 26.

| The Government will ask for the whole time of the house to deal with the Proce- dure Rules. Weather Bulletin. Toronto, November 27 —10 a.m. Moderate to fresh westerly winds, fair

weather, with a little lower temperature.

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Dynamite in Canada.

An attempt was made to burn the driv- ing horse and stable of Mr. Y. McLean, Ont., one night last week. Coal oil had been poured on the front door of the building, and a piece of newspaper saturated with coal vil had been stuiled in between the twe parts of the door, which divided in the A hole about a foot

piece of the paper, about an inch square, remained in the crack unburned. Fortun- ately, in sprinkling the oil on the door, the incendiary had evidently,in his hurry, miss- ed the spot where the fire was kindled, and in this way the fire had not dune its work as was evidently intended. The upper part of the building was filled with straw, and the lower part contained a horse and several vehicles. The empty bottle which had contained the coal oil was left behind. The couly reason that can be assigned for this outrage is an article in this week's Ex- positor severely condemning a similar out- rage perpetrated upon Mr. James Wanless, the police Magistrate for South Huron, a few evenings previous. sania Milani

Fixe Lamb's wool underclothing at the Lon-

don House. —_—~>———

New Cooking Prunes and Figs at Beer &

Goff's. nov27 3i sini

Larce stock of flannel shirts at the London House.

icicle hill KsILLer’s Marmalade in bulk and 1 1b. pots at Beer & Golf's. nov27 3i

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOUSE.

OSBORNE

Tee storm waa very severe at Summerside yesterday. ‘The railway wharf was damaged | considerably, and is being repaired to-day. Holman’s wharf was also damaged, and one of the abutments of Muirhead’s wharf was washed away. A schooner at Holman’s wharf had her bows damaged. A lot of lum- ber and other light articles stored on the wharves, was carried over into the sea and

lost

wise

Carr. McLeop, in charge of the cargo _of sheep on board the schooner Wiliiam, which ved her anchor as reported yesterday, de-

dra +? S66 on? “he sires to thank the resolute citizens of Char-

lottetown for the vigorous assistance render- ing the cargo of said schooner and individually, as known, to Captain Sullivan, Mr. Sweeny, of lower Water Street, and Mr. George C All others in friendly esti-

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As announced some time ago, there will be

an Apron Fair in the Market Hall, - ee y » Qt ecerber neat, whent wv. oo eee during

any beauti icles not disposed of : ioe Reina oats St. Joseph’s Convent will he sold off without reserve. We advine ae intending to purchase Xmas presents vo one for the Apron Fair, when they a a ~t : tometling pretty, cheap, and suitable tor any vue. Sev advertise

en Tue meeting of the Y. M. ©. ¥ last “0 ing was largely attended, and deep seution mauifested in the working of the oe chow- The President gave a financial statemen

- sabe j asked ail pre ing a deficit of some $300 am it, and in an en-

sent to assist in meeting deavor to a to the list of subseribers. A conmittee of twenty Was appointed to ee ity for new gabscribers and salicit ° Q ying aff the dght, We ope “eariy response and thus en dntinud web

works

the « tray tavards p* they Wilk uivel & alle tue Sesoviatios tO

Ud Viaicurg ial vale bid

Nov 26-—-Capt R McRae, Liverpool, G B; Capt W A Gordon, Yarmouth, Ns. 26- Jas F Willis, Stellarton, N35; John Howard, St John, N B; E M Sepprell, do; Capt J Mac- donald, Souris; 8 C Ulark, Mt Stewart.

RANKIN HOUSE.

Nov 26—James J Dolan, Montreal; J S Tes-

key, Toronto.

SHIP NEWS.

S'gide, Nov 25—Erd, schrs Annie Florence,

: « : hn Bernard, Shediac, lumber; Daring, Silliker, Shediac, do.

MARRIED.

é the 23rd inst.. by the Rev. Dr. ee eT or. Michaci Seully, sea., of Souris West, to Miss Mary N. McDonald, of Bear River Line Road.

IN THE SUPREME COURT.

— TaHomas W. DANIEL, ) JOHN boyD, j}oHN COWEN AND WILLIAM K. MOLLISON, Plainuffs

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AND A. Ragip, ~—— An absent debtor, Defendant.

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A! L parties indebted to the d-fendant are here- she +

vy notified that I have received au attach- men’ in the above sui! 4a nat above nami d defendant, and that they are req'liget 10 way tne 3ums due trai; t u “e3p CrVely, ‘BiG mY Hanas as Sheriif of Q toe Ovunty. or sia the hands af

<4) person “3 Nyy V6 appointed & trus: ge fry th xr a Judge ator within seven days

the yey turn as ttachu ent return om * yaar ee a Pr se HBXRY LON . WORTH,

Sheri of Javen’s Cowny, Untewns Mov, 84d wie —~eey a

mother and five children and two ¥ isiting |

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Fancy Sale and Tea.

TRE Ladies of the Charlottetown Baptist ” thurch iutond holting a Fancy Sale and Tea inthe Market Hall, on Wednesday, December 22nd.

Donations will be thankfully received by either of the undersigned Committee -- Mrs. James DesBrisay. Mrs. George Davies. ‘ers. Whitman, Mrs, Neil MeLeod. Mrs. Dr. McLeod,

Nov. 22.

Mrs. Norton.

Mrs. 8S. McRae.

Mrs. Needhain.

Miss M. Currie.

Miss Mary C. Davies. 2Zaw and wy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT.

WILLIAM O, N. PARKER, Piaintiif. Vs. JAMES A, RuID, Absent Debtor,

Detenduant.

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A LL parties

indebted to the Defendant are here-

by notified tuat Thave received an attach- ment in the above suit against the above named Defendant, and that they are required to pay the surns das from them respectively into my hands,

as sherift of Queen's County, or into the hands of Such persons as may be appointed a trustee by the Court or a Jude at or withip seven days after the return of said attachment.

Dated November, 22nd, 1886.

HENRY LONGWORTH, Sherif of Queen’s County. Ch'town, nov 22,—I wek. .

A meeting will be held at.

Bradaibane, on Friday, the srd December, at two o'clock, ior the purpose of organizing a Conservative Club for the First District of Queen's County.

WARPED.

A GENTS—*Pilain Home Talk,” or Medical Com- mon Sense, is a 1000-page book, retails at $2.00, sells at sight; beautifuly bound in cloth, Klit-stamnprd; commissions beyond liberality Get our illustrated pampnhiet descriution of this and Our terms, at once, and you will be vineed that itsels. Our new Lincs, Albums, Ser p Aibums; new, popular, and fast-selling Christmas Subscription Boks. Try them from now until Christmas.—W. Kk. EARLE, st. John, N. B., Manager, Maritime Provinces, for J. 8S. ROBERTSON & BROS, Publishers, Mail Building, Toronto, Ont. faw & wky

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New Violins, New Accordeons, New Concertinas, New Harmonicas,

New Jews-Harps.

Best Violin Strings,

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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW MUSIC BOOKS,

VERY CHEAP.

G. P. FLETCHER,

Sign of the “ BIG FIDDLE,”

LOWER QUEEN STREET.

Novy, 22, 1886.—2aw & wky

CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE

()FFERS will be received by the undersigned for the Large Pipe Organ, now in use in St. Peter’s Church, Charlottetown,—2 manuels, | bank pedal, 17 speaking stops. Cost $1,900; will be sold cheap. LAWRENCE W. WATSON. Nov. 23-—3! wky tf

Herring, Godfish, Pork, Lard,

iH. A Mi Ss, awe.

and be at

iH AVING com :lsted our stock for Fall Winter trade, we can now offer the qual ty of Fish, & =, at low prices.

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ROPER.

HE debtors of James A. Reid, lately doing tusine-s in Charlottetown, under the name of REI) BROS... are hereby requested and notified to pay the respective amounts of their several indebiedness to MR. S&S. =TEWART, Solicitor, | Newson’s Block, Charlottetown, who alone is

authorised to give receipis and discharges for

the same, : JOHN D. REID,

said James A. Reid. Ch’'town, Nov. 23, 1835-—4i

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} wohtoeiigaamiaa i Soikibinibeveiiiilimnicnstili alcatel Il THE SUPREME COURT, THK BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, j Plaintiffs, and JAMES A. REID, An absent debtor, Defendant.

ALL parties indebted to the defendant are ,;** hereby notitied that [ have received Attachment aguinst the above named absent debtor, at snit of above named pluintiffs: and that they are required tu pay the sums due from them, re-pectively, into my hands as Sheriff of ; Queen’s Counts, or of such person to be | appointed a8 a Lrusiee bY a Judge or the Court, at or withiu seven days afterithe return of said fatiachment, Dated November 13th, 1886. HENRY LONGWORTH, Sheriff of Queen’s County.

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CHRISTMAS IS COMING |

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOGKS! yest received at the Bible and Tract Deposi “ tory, a nice supply of Magazines. Gift Books, rext Books, Christmas Cards, Reward Cards, Mottoes, Sunday Schoul Books, &«., &e.

Bibles and Testaments at all prices. ; M. F. ELLIS. Nov. 24—eod

$20,000 ity Deb:ntures

TENDERS will be Office up to noon of

Monday, the 29th Nov., Inst.,

forthe purchase of ($20,000) Twenty Thousand |} tiollars’ Debentures of the City of Charlottetown, | P. E. Inlend, to be issued in redemption of De- | bentures faliiog due on the following dates, viz:

£8,000 on Ist December, 1856.

3.500 on ist January, 1887.

2,009 on lst March. 1887.

6.503 on Ist May, 1837.

These Debentures are of the denominations of $500 and $100) each, payavie in twenty years trom the date of issue, bearing interest at (d p.c.) five per cent per annum, payable half yearly in Charlottetuwn, P. EK. L-land.

renders will be received for the whole or part.

The Council do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender.

By order, A. Hi.

received at the Mayor's

MACPHERSON, (ity Clerk, Mayor's Office, Nov. 12, 188%, novlz-—2aw tl dte wed & sat

A LL persons indebted to the Subscriber are “* hereby notified that all Accounts unpaid after the 1ith day of DE EMBER next, will be handed into his attorney for immediate collec- tion. J. B. MACDONALD, h’town, Nov, 25, 1886-dy & wky

BAZAAR.

THE Annnal Bazaar and Tea of the P. E. Island Hospital will be held on DECEMBER 16+h, in the Koller Rink. Contributions gratefully received. MRS. LAIRD, President. Mis. C. PALMER, Vice do. MR&, OQLEMAN, do MRS F. VD. BEER, Secretary, Ch‘town, Nov, 16, 1°86,

erring! Herring!

BRLS. FAT HERRING, ex Portia, from Newfoundiand, for sale by WHEATLEY & SONS, Auctioneers,

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as, LST, FOU, a&

LET house on corner Kent and Queen St's Suquire at Mrs. Terlizzick’s, upperQueen St. ney 27, eod lw

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W ANTED—A Girl tor general housework. Apply to Mrs. W. L. ‘Taylor, Huiilsbo:ough sircet. nov 20 3i T°? LET—A House on Richmond St. (near Hills- borough Square), Cuuntaining eight rooms, Bwoou ceilar, yard and stables; rent moderate. Apply to J. B. Macdonald, nov2» fi

1 O LET—Shop and Tenement on Upper Queen Street, at present ovcupied by W. W. itedd. Apply ou the premises. nov24 tf

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FoR SALE—A good Driving Mare, seren years old, daw by imported biood horse Roland: sire, Baygnall’s Messenger. The mare is now in foai by Ali Right. Appiyat EXaMINER office. novi:tf

ANTED Apply at Reyere House.

\ Man and Boy fop genera) work. nov20 U

To LET—The House at the head of Pownal Street, now occupied by Mrs. Robert Weeks,

Enquire at THE hXAMINER olfice. novl7 eod

T° LET—Shop and Dwelling, situate on Gratton Street, opposite Law Courts. Apply at Queen Square Vining Rooms. no 2t

WEATHERS WANTED—Highest price paid for gvod new Geese Feathers, by John Newson, Furniture Dealer. sepi2s

T°? LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connolly; immediate posses-ion given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Conuolly. jun2t eod

yo LET--A House on. Pleasant Street, with stavie end weil ia yard. Appiyto Wiliam Dodd. ost4

To L’T—A House and Outbuildings and 6 \cres

se Bank, Kits agd |

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PL ek kInG Extra 1 Labrador, and lar pul up ia barrels, Dalves, qaircers, ' the Gogern,. “OD Fis 1i—Q00 quintaijs choice Table Fish, large, | / mediam and small. i \ ACKEREL —In barrels, halves and kits; Ex. | "4 wa Me-s, Nos 1,2 and 3, Mess Shad, Ton | gues and “ound; in all size packages; Finaan Haddies, &c. |

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ae Sma. pORK—Salt and fresh, Hams and Lard, Fresh aad Salt teef Sausazes made frosh, every morning, of the, best uuterial |

HRIiBS. Everything in

‘ fuilline of the best quality can be obtained

the Provision and Grocery live at our stvure. Orders by Mail or tended lo, Goods sent charge.

Telephone promptly at- to any part of the city, free of J. H. MYRICK & CO, Fish diarket, Ch'buwn, Nov. 15; 1686,—0i evd

ot Land, known as “Maryfield,” situated on Maipeque Road, adiovining the premises of Mai- coim McLeod, Exq. For further particulars apply to J. G. Eckstadt, at St. Vimcen'’s Nursery. novs tf

frOR SALE—A Dwelling ‘lowe and Shop ’ gitnate on Euston Street. For terms and par- ticulars apply to George Ailey or to the owner on the premises. —H. H. Peliara. sepis “f cS 10 LET—That brick Heysa on Dundas bspila- nade, now in tie presession of . oH. tlaszard, Esq.; possession given Ist Ovciober a. For Tis d particulars apply to Uwen Vonuoiy. eee jundi eod tf

WANTED IM MEDIATELY—A first-class Cook (references required,) Apply at the Revere House; good wages. noviiti po LET. rouo'ns in Rood repair; ply at EXAMINER Office.

Honse on King Street, containing six stable in the rear. Ap- nov$ ttf

Te LET—A Store and Dwelling, cae door nerth

TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE, intvnisii deiaglels

All the stock of Fancy Dress Goods and Dress Cloths at 334 per cent discount.

Ali the Cloths snd Tweeds at » discount of 335 per cent.

Knit Weol Goods, Shawls and Mantles at 3% 1-2 per cent discount.

Grav, White and Scarlet Flennels at 43 discount,

Velvets, Plushes, Ribbon and all Millinery Goods at per cent discount.

A'l the stock of Men's and Boys Clothing, Gents’ Furnish- ings, Overcoats, Reefers and Suits ata discount of 33 |-2 per cent.

All Cot’on Goods at a discount of 25 per cent

: snap ne we. (me en The entire stock must be cleared before the first of the New Year. You can depend on getting the BEST BARGAINS ever offered in this city. Wes All Govuds Sold for CASH only. { 4A\ 8h 2%

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IN 3 HAT & FUR STORE,

A NEW DEPARTURH! LOWEST

SEATS, of the Latest Styles, at the PRICES. FURS, of all kinds, Cleaned, Dyed. altered and Repaired.

HIGHHST CASH PRICKS paid for Raw Furs. a. BTUAR ST:

GOODS.

Sleigh Robes,

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Ch’town, May 4. 1886

LADIES’

Astracan Jackets, Fur Coats,

Fur-li ed Cloaks, For Caps,

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Fur Tippets, Fur Gloves,

Mufis, in PRICES —~Also— Seal, A large assortmeat ef Beaver, Men's Furnishings, Otter, Shirts,

I Collars, Persian Lamb, } Cuffs, Astracan,

Braces, Monkey, Hosic ry, Belgian Seal, &c. ies’ C Ties, Ladies’ Caps, “19 . ~ Paramatta and Rubber Children’s Caps, rs Coats Muifs, &e.

kee Underelothing, &.,

A Full Line of Staple Prices as Low as aay

and Faacy Dry Goods, in the trade.

at Lowest Prices.

snnapiamnenanintl

STANLEY BROS,

of G dillner’s; Possession’ given immedi- ately. Enauire gt the Dancan House, corney

Priave wc Veker

Browa 8 Block, Opporits Maiket House.

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