Local and Other Mens.

Crry Councu. meeting to-night

o RemeEMBER the Excursion to morrow a \ C. MeDonatp, Esq., is visitir tue ety. A new lot of boots aut shoes opened today a: the Lhunmiaiot Booistore, oo Turre will be a big boom in Svott Act at the Stipendiary Mayistrate’s Court to-mor- row.

illhineeaitgadieilin

A sumBer of delegates left this morning to

attend the Diocesan Synod, for the election vx a bishop.

a

Mx. Tipp, C. E., visited the prince ipal

sources of water supply for Charlottetown on

Saturday. omnia

Arcusisuor Lyxcu, of Toronto, will preach in St. Dunstan's Cathedral at High Mass on Sunday next.

eens

Furniture at rooms to-mor- August 9th, at 2 o'clock p. m, A. MeNeill, Auctioneer, ~~

Rev. T. b. Reacu hopes to return to the charge of his parish with renewed health and vigor after the meeting of the Synod on Wed- nesday next.

ArcTION SALE row (Tuesday,) See advertisement.

iimerciiiiilieii io

THomas Feuer, Ese , Chief Architect for Canada, left this morning to return to Ottawa. He was highly pleased with his visit to Prince Edward Island,

mineenniniliaendiatas

Ow Saturday evening, by A. F. Tomlins and H. J. Calbeck, J. P.'s, Andrew Coady, of Lot 31, was mvicted of brut ully ll using his

snd was fined $20 therefor.

_ - --

wile,

Battalion rning at

Tuk 82nd Band will parade to- m aes m six O'clock, and march through the principal streets, previous to em- barking ou board tie St. Lawrence. al

Tae matter ot which “Chu is not one of public im nd will be better settled by the congregation con than by @ discussion in the newspapers.

_ >

Mr. J. L. Trarnor, of the Mercnants’ Bank of Halifax, has gone to Summerside to take charge of the Agency there during the absence

i Mr. Morrison, (the agent) who has taken a = hdiden.

hman” writes pvl tance,

rnea,

ead le Six Jou~ MacpoNALp received a very cor- dia! welcome to St. Andrew's, where he is the guest of Sir Leonard Tilley. 1t is understood that he will spend a few days in St. John and then go to Fredericton. © inate A VERY nige painting—pond lilies—the work of Miss | hisholm, New Glasgow, N. 3. (niece of Mrs. J. J. Davies, of the Hease), is on exhibition in the show of Newson's Furniture Store. sits casted lHE auctiou sale of those known as the ‘** Gardiner Peter's Road. takes

Rankin Ww indow

valuable Property, place as acdivertised to

premises St.

morrow, Tuesday, August 9th, at 12 o'clock sharp.-—-A. McNeill, Auctioneer detail A HIGHLY-COLORED assault case, in which

a revolver, hatchet, dirty water and abusive language were the te Ta parts, was «is

missed by the Stipendiary Magistrate this

forenoon. One drunk paid the ususl tribute. i edisictiatuans

Mr. Howakp, of North River, lost a vailu-

able horse yesterday afternoon, about five

oclock. The animal had just been harnesse-| up to drive the family to meeting when he began to shake, fell down and shortly expired.

~~ THe Agriculturist reporte that Mr. and Mrs. David Higgins, of Hyde Park, Boston, are on @ Visit to their friends on the Island.

Mr. Higyins is one of the Covehead family of that name who were among the first settlers on the Isiand.

nS ae

Rev. Fatwers Hai_ron Boston, arrived he: Saturday evening, avt left again this morn ing. father Hamilt«.: celebrated High Mass in the Cathedral yesurday, and Father Welsh officiated at Vespers.

and Welsh, of

on a flying visit on

-_—

Two hundred wilea by Water to-morrow, with the privilege of stopping over at George- town or Souris, and being called for on return trip, dinner and supper included, all for one hundred cents. The vest and cheapest Excur- sion ever gotten up on P. E. Island. Splendid music. Grand time. Don't miss the oppor- tunity.

siete

Txere are still about 250 sail of American fishermen in the Bay. Some have already | gone home. Over fifty sail have been anchor- ed in Souris harbor for three or four days, owing to the unfavorable weather which con-

tinues. The north-easter of yesterday (Sunday) drove a still larger number of them in there for shelter. iamaniiingulien Tuz Pictou lawn tennis team are to arrive here this afternoon. They will be

entertained at a ball in Connolly's brick build- ing, Dundas Esplanade, to-night. The ball- room has been nicely decorated with bunting, tennis trophies etc., and when illuminated wil ] ll look ebe arming U pwards of one hu dred invitations have bee n issued. - -~

Drwcan C, who was recently defeat- ed at hammer throw ing by John Me :Dougall, of Pictou, has challenge od MeDougall to a new match to ‘take place this month, f. r from $250 te $ 1000 aside. McDougall is at present the champion of the worid. fea v ell known on the Island, having been a prominent figure at our Scottish games for several years past.

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Ross,

Last Saturday the fina] match between the Footballers and Allcomers was plaved at

Park. A goodly number of spectators were present The Footballers won the toss and choose to go in last. Very low figures were made on both sides, but the Allcomers suc ceeded in defeating their opponents by 16 runs. This makes two matches won by the

Allcomers to one by the Footbaliers. alae

Tug sudden death of Mr. well-known farmer on the Winsloe Road, was 4 great shock to the community in which he lived. He went to bed on Friday night, as Well as usual, and at two o'clock the following morning he passed away. His wife who was sleepin, with him had no idea that he was at

all ili until a few minutes before be expired. He was hi ghly repec ted as an eigbor one his funeral, on Sun lay, was atte nded by a very large concourse of people.

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Tur Rev. Franklin Hutchinson, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Framingham, Mass.,

says :—** ] have ridden the Columbia tricycle overall kinds of roads andin all kinds of weather. It has been of great value to me in

my work of pastoral calling, as 1 have made most of my calls upon it. 1 find use im- proves the appetite, promotes sweet, refresh Ing sleep, stimulates thought and saves a great deal of time ; so it is my opinion that a ma chine, either bicycle or tricyle, is ludispen- sable,”

its

the |

Charles Smith, a |

TUR

oment 7 - wee me

tose aAPiide RE Ws. (SPECIAL Despatcues ro Tuk ExaMINER. |

Another Blaze. Aug. 7. Whitley's enormous dry goods and gener- al stores and warehouse, in Westbourne ,Grove and Queen's Grove, Paddington, were partially burned last evening. The damage believed Several Tren

which

LONDON,

that there is no insurance employes and a score of fire- were crossing the bridge connected one of the burning ings With another, when the structure jcollapevd and threw the occupants to the street, eighty feet below, three

al two firemen were killed outright, the others received terrible injuries, fatal,

*.

pei

employ ves all

suuie

ee seen, enone

A Kidnapping Case. QurErec Aug. 6.

While a young man and woman who were betrothed, were promenading in St, Sauveur last night,three men drove up ina ; carriage and upon alighting, assaulted the young mrn, who, seeing odds against him, made off to secure the assistauce of the police. While absent the men kidnapped the young woinan. No trace of her or the three men has yet been found. The affair causes great excitement in the municipalty.

“urder Most Foul.

Macuon,

Georgia, Aug. 7.

Last night, about twelve miles from here,

Capt. Richard Wolfack, a well-known farmer, his wife, four children and Mrs. West, aunt of Mrs. Wolfack, were foun?

murdered in the house, having been knock-

edin the head and their threats cut. Thomas Wolfalk, a son of Capt. Wolfalk by the first wife, is suspected of the crime.

| He }

has bee h arre ated.

oe

Another Collapse.

Mit launching of Wolf, mn the shipyard ot

coal shed on which about 200 persons gathered collapsed, throwing the whole crowd into the water, a dist tnce of Two dead b dies

Sm. Abe.’ 7.

the new

WAUKIE, During the steam barge William H. Wolff & Davison, a

oO feet

were taken out, three persons fatally hurt, and several others seriously injured Tike Carpenter's Sirike. Toronto, Aug. 7.

the st nicht

The Executive Ccognimittee “ each of Unions in the building trade, met la and discussed the rape strike. It was decided, before calling out a general] strike. ‘

a | . y to hold a conference with master builde rs,

und to this end one from each umion will

lmeet alike number of the iployers on Wednesday to make an effort to settle the carpenters strike. Michael Davitt’s Opinion. DvuBLin, Aug. 7.

Michael Davitt said the Coercion the

speaking at Sligo to-day, Act was now in force,and last of the kind. The Ivrish people were too fond of spouti Deeds, now w irda, | National League were proclaimed sec meetings would be held.

Ww ruld be ng.

were wanted, if the

ret

Sir Charles Tupper

Orrawa, Aug. 6.

Sir Charles Tupper, writing to a cabinet minister, has intimated that he would return about the middle of October, in

order to prepare work for the next session.

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< holera’ s Ravages.

Rome, Aug. 7. Cases of cholera are reported at Palermo, Messina and Resena. There are no new cases. Two deaths are reported at Malta Friday.

Weather * «

oy in.

8—10 a.m. mostly northerly

Tor Moderate to fresl i fine and comparatively ~Jol. | <> ~ <———

| Mer. Caartes Roop, shipped a number of

handsome hurses on the St. Lawrence this l!morning. They are for the American market.

Tuk St. John Velegraph reports that the Rev. W. W. Percival, formerly of the Metinod-

ist church was received into the Presbyterian church, after the ususl examination had taken place at Toronto, on Tuesday.

- ~ a letter from Mr. C. A, this city,

aud at pre- of the

Hartford, Conn., Tele gram, in which he states that heis not the Augustus C. Rochefort mentioned in the Boston G/ol having been married in a station house, that he has ‘‘entered into any such yiage, either compulsory +>

We have received Rochefort, formerly of sent business manage!

as and denie contr wi t as mut

Witli ing y.

“

Frxnat Novice to Téxee ti All persons who have not paid their city tax on real estate, personal property wd poll, for this

Vear (| [SS7 ), are reque sted to pay the same on

or before the 3lst August, inst. AlIl default- ers after that date will be advertized, and i executions will be issued; and all horse and carriage tax and dog tax for this year (1887),

20th of August inst., will be

ulpala by the re spect of persons.

sued for without il ity Cc olle

: + Lier, 4% tor. aus vo u

Chane i - - W. H. Patrer, salesnian & Katon, Boston, writes: ‘‘ It gives me sure to say that Adamson’s Botanic Balsam cured me of a severe cold, to which I had been subject, espec ially during the winter mon ths, and I have in many instances recommended it to my friends, and they have all been bene- fitted by its use. ure. Ir

Easterbrock plea.

for

tl i | bottles 10 cents

dy

cougo mixt

i acialileiecanel + $20,000 for a _ dead or alive, over 50 feet long, him at Bridgeport. He says: men like Prof. Baird say there is but thatthere must be such a le gal gentlemen accustomed to

wei ghing testimony say that the ence is overwhelming. 1 think, they mi nake a systematic search with boats and Gatling guns, “a know that $20,000 backing up their guns, that there will be no_ trouble ip getting I want the first one, Here's

re wee f £24 Fas ' - i. BARNUM is still offerin

“6 S. ientifi , no question creature, and

its exi

;

the ercature.

and am willing to pay20,000 for it.’ @ chaute for Henry ! :

8 estimated at $1,250, 000. It is |

: HOUSE. det

sgt it has no equal as a! "lz

wy lw

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wr tenet tee

Twentieth Annual Convention.

Avoeust 6. AFTERNOON,

The place of the half-hour’s devotional meeting was supplied by a Bible training class, couducted by ere Secretary McLeod, Dustin, of St. John, and McDonald, of New

SATURDAY

Glasgow. Much interest was manifested by the audience in, the exercises of the class, especially in the modes of dealing with

anxious enquirers. At the close of the meet- ing the President called the convention to order, and the audience joined in singing :

“ Rock of Ages.” after which D. Mc tregor, of Halifax, read the | Scripture and engaged in prayer.

Atter routine business the question of the next place of meeting was taken up. Invita- tions were received from Amherst, New Glasgow and Windsor. After a_ brief discus- sion and a moment's silent prayer, it was unanimously decided that as far as the von- vention could now see they preferred Windsor, but agreed to leave it in the hands of the executive committee, making the suggestion that if nothing unforseen had occurred Wind- sor be the next place of meeting.

The subject of the executive committee's report was then resumed, and subscriptions were increased to $852, upon which the whole matter was referred to the executive come mittee to retain the services of Mr. McLeod travelling agent, for as long a period as the fundswill allow. Reports were handed in from

various associations, some showing marked progress, others stationary and a few retro- grading, when the hour of adjournment

heving arrived the meeting closed with the Doxology. SUNDAY’S MEETING, —FAREWELL. Meetings on Sunday were very largely

attended. A verywarm interest was displayed

by the citizens ana the inhabitants of the surrounding country. The morning devo-

tional meeting, held in the Methodist Church, at 7 a.m., wasa good meeting—many of the delegates taking part. The consecration meeting in the Presbyterian Church, at 9 a. m.. led by George McDonald, of New Glas- gaw, was well attended, the Church being well tilled. Meetinys held in the afternoon, in the Market Hall, for wen only, and in the Presbyterian Church, for ladies, and in the Methodist Chur for boys were all well : ied. A. W. Me- Leod, ‘Travelling Secreta ry for the Maritime Provinces, led the mec ting in the Market Hall, ££. B. Ingersoll, of New York, conduct- ed the ladies meeting, Dr. Currie, of Mon- the boys meeting in the

treal, conducted

Methodist Church. There were farewell meet- ings heid in the Market Hall and the Preshby terian Church at 8 o'clock p. m. Both meet-

ings were densely packed. Short and eflective-

addresses were delivered by many delegates. Earnest appeals were made to young men to give their lives to the service’ of the Lord Jesus Christ. At the a of the meeting in the Market Hail, the Dele vates who were there and a varias of the

audience proceec ted to the Presbyterian church joining with the Delegates there in the fare- well ceremonies. The members of the Conven- tion joining hands while ‘Blest be be the . Tie: that. Binds, “Ghall We Gather at the River,” and repeating the Lord’s Prayer simultaneously. Rev. Mr

Gordon offered a short prayer and pronounced the benedictson. The President, J. E. Ir- vine, then declared the Conventian closed, and thus ended a series ot meetings that will leng be remembered by the people of Summer- side and vieinity. The delegates all join in saying that this was the best Convention ever held in the Maritime Provinces.

singing

London Figaro reports that a will known Countess, whose life is spent in devising new varieties of social pleasures, gave a canine ‘‘At Home” a week or so since, at which more than fifty pet dogs, principally terriers, pugs, and dachshunds put in an uppearance. A collation served, on a special dinner service, was provided, while, as a delicate attention, several live rats were placed in a back room for the terriers, who were equal to the most exciting task of

worrying them. As the Countess’s dog ‘* party’ has since been described in the

boulevard orfians as undoubtdedly coparchic and undeniably pschutt, it may be expected that we shall hear of many similar enter- tainments before long.

DIED.

Suddenly, on the night of Friday last, 5th inst., Charles Smith, of Winslue Road, aged 65 years.

me

RARE CHANCE.

O be Sold lLy Auction, on the premises, ST.

PETER’S ROAD, on

Tuesday, the 9th August, inst, AT 12 NOON,

si Handsome and Valuable

roby in the Visinity of

Caiariottetown,

ARDINER PROPERTY,’

The os Proper

(Known as the ** "now

occupied br tiobert Bridges, and sold ‘under Power cf Sale.) NONSISTING of Fourteen Acres of Excellent Land, in good order. On the premises are a

handsome DWELLING HOUSF, 36 by 2

feet, coutaining drawing-room (with folding doers), dining-rocm and breakfast room. First flat upstairs—3 bed-rooms and bath-reom. fec-

large Kitchen rooms the

bed-rcoms and closet, adjoininy, with pantries and servants’ over. Is one of the best built houss +3 On island. FARMER’S COTTAGE: detacied. A very large BARN, STABLES and GRAN- AKY. with a high stone wal} founda- tion; can drive a horse and cart under building. Large stone tank. for rain-watcr, in one corner. Is one of the largest and best constructed Barns onthe Island. Alsva WORK-SHOP AND TOOL- ac he

prendiises

ond flat—3

These are so well-known that a fur-

ther description is unnecessary. ORCHARD young Fruit Trees. far Ten seres,a:d more, ¢f land, almost ad-

joining, can be had, if required, by the purchaser.

TERMs—One-thirl of the purchase monev to be paid oa day of saie. and the balance may remain on interest, at 6 per cént., for five or more years,

L nay be agreed ipon, A, McNEILL, Auctioneer Augnet 1, 7—3i eod pat

‘Provincial Bifle Association.

| town,

evident e of ' when |

i

T i} Annual Prize Meeting of this will be held on Kensington Range, Charlotte- MUNDAY, Lith August and following

vu

As sociation

days. Firing to commenc G,. L. DCG Sec y Prov. July 12t—3aw & wky il dte

at 8.30 a. m. iERTY, Major, _ tifle Association.

i1tLEN''—A House containing six

yvithin six or seven sr

Avsly at this office. Jlyls

W ANTED TO or seven rooms,

utes’ walk of the Railway.

| Fraser,

| Donald,

' Rochester, N Y; W H Draper, J 2

|

i i

| Graves,

HOTEL A RerY y ALS.

RANKIN HOUSE,

August 6—J B Doyle, Pictou; P F Hamil-

ton, M J Welsh, W G Howe, Soston; Mr aud Mrs E T Hart, Halifax; G F Atkinson, Moene- ton; D W Smith, Toronto; H $8 Daly, Mon-

treal; O R Crabbe, S side; A C Powell, Milton.

8—V L Cote, A J Boxer, Montreal; John

Big Bras D'Or; E A Gill, Pictou,N 8. OSBORNE HOUSE,

Aug 6—J W Mullally, Souris; N 7 Wright, Victoria; O B Wadman, Victoria; J M Forves, Tyne Valley; R W) Southwarth, Sate York City; Frank & Barratt, Annapolis, N 8; f°! Moncton; B T Eaton, Maine: -AE Macdonald, ss St Lawrence; © A Meluntyve, Kaien Rev T W_ Johnstone, George

rapaud; Jas H Burke, Miil View; R Moutres!: R D Stavart, S’Side; Jas EF | Macdonald Cardigan; A: A Sradshaw, | Winnipeg; A M Wright, Bedeque; W H Nave, ®» -d:: New in, St John, N B; H E Melarlane, Moneton; J Ny Fraser, St Peters; A © Macdonni!d, Mont Chas Newbery, Mt Stewart.

REVERE HOUSE,

Aug 8—J B Robb and wife, Amherst, N

Cc C Robertson, city.

Providence; Palmer,

ague;

i887--FALL i RIP--1887

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Barkeutine

The well-known Clipper

ER IV A-”) 0 3 300 Tons Register, | co

Now Newly Metalled and Reclassed at Lloyds, JOUN ROACH,

WILL

Commander,

SAIL FROM

Liverpool! for Charlottetown, |

About the Ist SEPTEMBER, next

And will carry Freight at through rates, to the diiferent Kailway points on the Islaud,

For Freight epply in Londen to JoHN PiTcarRn | & Sons, 16 Great Wiaoch Street, I C.: in] Liverpoul ty PirCAIRN BRoTUERS, 51 Seuth} John Strvet; or bere to the owners,

PEAKE BeGS, & C9.

1887

‘ster t, I

Ch'town, July 27, saw tf

From Charlotte stown to Liverpodl,

The Clipper Bark ‘GHORGH PHARE,”

650 Tons Reyister,

“ATION. HASTER,

the 15th August,

FOUN Me Due here about

WILL SAIL FOR.

iverpeo:i, Darect. About the 25th AUGUST,

And will carry canned goods, starch, &c., at Low Rates of Yreight,

PEAKE BROS. & Cd.

Charlottetown, July 27, 1887-—3aw tf

RE MOV i BD.

HARVIE'S | BOOKSTORE is removed to num- ber 236, Kent Street, opposite Mark Wright & Co’s New Brick Factory. augsd

os.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de.

—~One small Steam Engine, used but

- 2 a 3

©

OPENING TO-DAY A?

is “oe ’. ¥ 2 h . %

BROWN’S

BLOCK.

“ta cs oc — Bal ad Fg £8

LADIES JERSEY JALKETS,

Bought at a BARGAIN, will be Soid

45 PER GENT LESS THAN R&GULAR PRICES.

Ch’town, July 14, 1887—eod & wky

FoR SALE very little right Steam Boiler,

and in good repair; also, one up complete. They will be se'd

at a bargain we of the Charlottetown WwW oolen Co., Ci aug tf wa NTED—A Young Man, about sixteen or twenty years of age, to take a position grocery store in this city. Apply by letter ad- dressed to P. O. Bux Lio. au,8 3i

On August ith, between Carter’ s Confer w harf, a Bicycle Tyot re ‘anch aud oil ean, ‘The leaving it at this Buge 21

L°s? 4 tionary and Ferry monkey wr be rewarded by

containing finder will otlice,

T° LET—A Cottage on taining eight reoms; stable and outhouse attacbed; furnished if required, or use of pianoif required. Apply to the owner on the premis Katie M. Brothers. augs tf

Pieasunt Street,

eon-

“S.—~

W ANTED AT ONCE—At_ McLeod & Mc- Kenzie's Star Tailoring Establishment, two or three first-class Coat Makers; none but good ones need apply. Highest price paid ; steady werk: pay prompt. aus 6i Po LET—That D sirable ‘Dwelling House, situ- ate on corner of Prince and Dorchester Streets, lately occupied oy Mr. George J. Wright; immediate possession Apply to George Atlcy.

jly 25 eo ul

\—For the rem: aftergrass pasturage, 90

TO LE’

PASTURAGE excellent

the season,

Malpeque Road, opposite residence of Mal, Mo- Leod, sq — George Alley. aug 6 - OST—On Friday, July 2%h, on the Malpegque

Read, between McVorald’s (Seven Mile iiouse) and Springfield Schooi House, « Pocket Book, containing from forty to sixty dollars, aud some papers which bear the owner’s vane. ‘Sie

finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this office, or Wm. HH Haslam’s stove, Count; Line Station, jly 30

oy 4. E.

To LET The store lately occupied Yuiil; immediate possession. apply io AM, stev eae Que en Street. jJunels tf T° LET—Part of a House of five or six rooms pleasantly situeted: partly turni-hed if de sired. Apply at EXAMINER office. jly 19 tf W- ANTED—A servant gir'. Good reference re- quired. Apply to Mrs. C. B. MeNeill, Great Georye Sireet moO LET—Three miles from town, a nee ing

House, partly furnished if required, For par- ticulars enquire ci L. E Prowse jui6 eo tf

“po Le? “Grhie

an 7

'

A Honse and Stable on Plea Street, with good water on preinisces; House on i street; near Katlway. Apply to

Wiliam Dod une?

im ww |

tinder of !

= Wh

Ve

PRINTS

DRESS

, ‘ 329 yo it =~

Joly | l,

Ch’'town,

ox

Re ‘ a “44

Infants

Infants’ infants’

PSU °

MIUSELENS & STRAW HATS, riges 0 Uleat NOW going on.

S & 3 Bed "y Ss bea,

er ‘ESSORS li gry So

cB

Mestin Rees,

infants’ Musiian Night Gowns, Rriants’ Musitin Monthiy Gowns, Infants’ reek foodies, &c.,

Merino Fresses, Merino Clo«ks,

infants’ Merins Pelisses,

Infants’

Wool Bodices,

infants’ Beol Secks, infants’ Woel Hoods,

Infants’

Lace Hoods,

Jutants Normaudy Caps, Enfapts’ Blankets,

Sufants’ Weol

Deets,

Infanis’ Wool Infantees,

Fnfants’ infanis’ Bibs,

Ch’town, July 8, 1887.

- ee ee

J

Wool Gaiters, &e., &e,

~ ee

S522 BROS UT 2 oe

<3,

During tits month we will give Speciai Bargains in Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods,

Black and Colore

Ladies’ Gloves,

Remember MEN C is one of

Superior TEA

be Fp of 2 HS o

“1? , ~ Ch’town, S. 26

July

CHEAP FG

(Vi * want money, and stock of Furniture and House-furnishing that defy all competition,

+

We are prepar pr Pia ates Upho

An immense Mantle Niseurs. Cornice-pole Goods

18 A GS Be

Ch’town, April 22, 1887.

Sunshades, Ribbons, Flowers

Mantle

the the Largest in and Boys’ will be cleare

Srecial oste ng for house-cleanin stock

Picture

“i Cashmeres, Siraw Hats and Trimmings, and F

g +. 33 ‘ Ladie?’ sathers,

Cloths and

~~ Cd

READY-MADE

Ladies’

Je Crseys. CLOTHIN Town. Several d at a Great Bargain

25 Cents.

G DEPART.

lots for Men

ee

8 fx gE A = a VE AE BBDNALD

se

GASH,

are offering our immense prices

—_—o0 — — —_— to that end

{;00d8 at

Call and sex all all orders entrusted to us with attention tis season to Repairing and ¢ time, of Window Shades, Children’s Carriages, Frames, Mouldings, Window and to arrive = a tew days.

WRIGHT & C@.

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