TUESDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 5, 1889.

aarti pe een a et tt al alate NL CN CE CONE LCD COC eT

10, O0O Dollars Worth

rng te NP con't

Y-MADE CLOTHING

FOR SALE CHEAP AT

. MACDONALD'S.

nnn Xp

OVERCOATS, : - “94.60 | RERPERS, - - =. +. 2 ee

OVERCOATS, - - - - - 9.00 | REEFERS, - - - - - 9§.30

i nets . ee Ga one _—_erereeerer a. one an Rabe ERNE CHEN Te eta wali , — 7 . we — THE DA iLY EXA MINER +e j ra ks I veowee i “al A U Vs ‘ ’ } x : z eaters a srg i s ‘ & 6 | a tocal and Other items. BLE 4 R AP LEC NEW | Local Notices. Ss ie eres === | Twohundred and twenty five cases men’s Clothing, boots and shoes, &c,, to-night at} SpxoraL Desparcuxs To Tak Examiner, § | Wouens and children’s Rubbers, Boots an iE H. Norton & Co Shoes the best quality, at J. B. Macdonald's cui 4 « aVOTULON « ° “ > e ze ‘ imei gainst England and the English. nove 3i . rIxq —Rem er the mecting of the ae : sadies’ Astrachan Jackets, fur-lined cireu- am ( ao 6 it oms, at 8 o clock EW YORK, Nov ue lars, a grand assortment, selling low at. B s All s wll p.ease at Advices from Port Spain to Oct. 4th says Macdonald's. nov4é 3i t} . : ; : “1 ; ‘ iat the British guano bound: ary que stion | Dress Goods,—One.of the largest stocks ii 2 - ; St ill agitates the minds of Venezuelans,and | the city to select from at bottom prices at J : RoanD.—The meeting the City | the mauner in which England had treated! RB, Macdonald’s. nov 3i é rke imSt CVeN- ji tia Lc ante biccMitnw the sonia nf the i os 5 ee ~ } t i dint oe ; | it subjects 8 1eaalnyg the people of tne i (jerman made—Another lot of Ladies Vests } : i spate ee a7 ublie to hostile measures Unable to in-| opeved to-day, in S. W., W. and Q. 5 We: } , > - } i . . a ee : i ‘ rpret her patience, Venezuelans are de- i Stanley Bros., Brown's Block. nov4 3ieod aa termined to force her hands byevery kind of | [yrHord Frven.—-Amnerst is having @0 1. atrage upon British subjects residing in MARKER. , #% } ’ h . are ns : i ’ f ty t fever, + BORN are ei suntry. (Juite recently a wational fete | 4 ie +7 Oth ult. t 3 set y persons stricken down | ba Eh a r “awe cite At St. Mark's ¢ Churel , Lot 7, on 29th ult, by : : I was celebrated at E! Callas, Yuar Wary G1s-} the Rev. I her B ‘> P.. Jam i. Kelly :F Sel ti >. w : : , | we. 4 i >i . mes ih ty, a , ci } Let lhe principai or iturs, the lead i of St Brid ret’s I Or i to © the i ic d sughte: os j a ; : . : : : . ae | ~ IYO YS s “ i * acnertli . bs . mafort fox the see! with oie _ ping men of the country, on this ocea of Eugene MecCarth Ksq,, St. Marks. a ee eg inl TO demonstrated to a certuinty] Foch ne at ees SEP Ret ee ’ elv gray beard in Buckingham’s Dye, Ly a ih untry feels -toward Englan eae ' ; } Lie ¢ Ubu 2C it ayers i ’ + t never tals to color an even brown . . . } DIED. } red ic me of them, a government official, urge ad} 7 06a) v Cs fe i : aa i . . ha ja)} =>)? . »( af tarrn} - 'his hearers to “*tight against the English} At M jell Mills, hea t. 29, of catarral Worru Sexine.—-The citizens of Charlott is their forefathers had done against the | Matilda BE a . tet Pot Unarie He me : - “ay Aeterna } . 1 ” aet Ba su I ner age on ai Spaniards to gain their liberty. During | 2¢@> '2 tne 28th year © i. ae ere

e respectiully invited to the Skating fink Co-night to imapect the new furniture > on exuubdition . M Harris, Aucti

pot itogs and turnips, 5OO busheis oats, an 140

ns pressed nay.

Laip To Rest. —T he body of the late Mr. Michael Kelly was interred in the R man Catholic Cemetery this afternoon, The funeral cortege was very large The

regalia. —.

4 Out oF SEeason.—The Agriculturist says: On Thursday last Master Jack Muncey, of

Very CoMMENDABLE.—-The Secretary of

frernoon Venezuelans went town of Callao cutting and wount

~

ish subjects they met in the stree

vovernor did not attend the ‘advised Venezuelans to avoid 1

one of extreme hostility to V ind tl his cannot be wondered at it il the circumstances, especi illy {

nt. differential duty, leased by

public on Trinidadian products

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CalEDONIA CLUB Adjourned meeting | Club Room t -night at 8 o’cluck A fall meet ng of members reqested Business ranvements tur St Andrew 8 D nner

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Auction sale continued to-night at 7.30 KE. H. Norton (

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Satvacse Corts ~The Regular monthly] tion of express treaties. meeting of the Royal Salvage Corps will be | ee heid in their room to-morrow evening at Oo] An Important Announce o' i Het t C. Wilse © ary. !

> TORON PO,

Fropves SutrmMents.—The schooner Veri-| ‘The Mail announces ina leading tes, Cap lerrio, cleared to-day for Gia +} ) Bay and Cow Bay with the follewing cargo, s pped by ¢ H. Schurman: 3200 bushels

- iy was once sup} that scrofula could} t be eradicate i from th svstem: but the iarvellous results proda ‘a 2 use of Ayer Ss sarsapa iiia disprove this t ry rhe reason is, this médi@ine is the nage power! i ) blood purifier ever discovered. —_—»> ? > hal wrrels choice apple cider on hana eu oO ~-E. H Norton & Cr r ~ -

that the Government has resolvec

solve the Le gisiature at onca, ¢

u eral elec tion Wi 1 be Reld be fore the New Year. Premier Mowat is 8} ak at West, Lambt ton this week, where a by-el@ation is shortly to take place.

a

Stanley Heard From.

rusting in Christ about the

ling Brit- | ets. The} Sip. NE

fete, and nterfermng S'side, Nov 1—Ent, ss

Ws

Coila, McDonald,

with the English. The feeling in Trinidad | from Bostou via Cow Rav and

enezuela, | barrels flour and pro lie » fiom ¢ rview of |4 schr Life Boat, Biompi d, he 30 per Minnie. D, McKenzie, Halifax, mdse; 1

Martin’s Packet, Bourg:

the re- : sie Newell, Gi poy do.

in viola-

; . tos

4

Boat, B ompied, Arichat, bal.

Ch'town, 490 yan ottetown. Pictou, Coa;

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>. ‘ Picteu COAL:

ol id scl Life

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ee

wot | QOPICE.

Nov. 4 }

editoria!

1 to dis- H’43 ING relinquishe i the ind that a nifiorm Collecting Co.,

+1 s billed to shall continue business

tinuance of thei suppor,

Lon tow, Nov. 4. Boston; the William Wi]

Ma:Kinnon, head of the=im Committee, has received a desp

ifenry M. Stanley, the explorer, who is ex-

ipectec .. .eachthe Coast in Je | Pebruary.

benevcaient irish society, of which the de-/}

++ ; ? | ceased was a worthy member, attended in|

'

Arming Fo or the Fray.

SAVANNAH,

rhe Macon hardware dealers ar ing considerable orders for firearms from | Americus and vicinity in anticipation of

‘race troubles said to be brewing

this town, left at our office severai very large}

and oe 1¢@ English strawberries, which he had |

Noy. 4.

: ‘ ing Blind Manufactory?

in Relief | 2s, Blind Manufactory; tl atch from Mi ls, Ontario. muaTy OF

“Cod § reed |

in that

JAMES

1 +} i

my friengas ana the pi Die

P.

Agency of the

I be z to inforn nerally that I as Insurance and

General Agent, and respectfully solicit a con-

COOKE,

Cameron Bleek.

: Agent for the American |

,

coratigg, Co.,

w’ inside apd Slid- ie ByatpeManvfac-

turing Co., Toronto; the New Hatttherg Flour

Pa w—nov5

“Plough.”

Harvest. ant Thanksgiving “| OQONCERT,

T will be given by

i Yieinity Tr rom CAATO rT | ty HARVES®¥ CONCER —_— the Sunday School Scholars of the Uppe: . ue a e .» . ’ ° “ did tk sein ta the Sains Qee.| The Dredging Finished Methodist. Ciaurch, assisted £ wali ; uy oi ae i hi fi uit and vegetable garden Freaks: of nature seem to be adun lant thisrfall. ‘dlicaciidilisemisnies

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; (Queen Square Gardens has much pleasure in acknowledging the re aoipe of $15 from | he sale of articles at a children’s bazaar |

k Peiviy the following young ladies in Sep- tember iast, viz.: Ethel Davies, Vere Hyndman, May Dodd and Lillie Dodd. eis 7, 3. tL, A. Concent—The } Your 1g Men's Literary Association of St. James’ Churzh will »p their fifth annuai course of lectures with a concert. to take place in St. James’ Hali this (Tuesday) evening, commencing at 8 q ik. Phere is an excellent p:ogramme prepared, and those who wish to spend & | pl Sal svening should attend i - > \TTEMPTED TRAIN WRECKING.—A deliber- | ate t emp* was made a iew daysag ro to wreck an Intercolonial train near Stelliarton, N.S, | by placing a large piece of iron rail i tr n The engi 1 OF an wccom meatat st < the obstruction and a serious Tianhe er was narrowly averted. The railway police are endeavoring to ferret out the guilty par tic | eee Hay Deatrrs axp Uncie Sam.—The hay | de rs of Quebec Province, who have claims ayainst the United States Government for a} refund of duties, are wut to hold a meeting | t St. Johns, Que. TI! smount involved is | about SSO00,00U. It s s that Collects fj Castoms Benedict, of Burlington, has x } press 1 himself favorable to the re gnitlon oO | t! laims, ; nee } rrcock A Bowanza.—Rallard Smith, news editor of the New York World, has struck a | jonanzs. Ino a few days he will marry Miss | { Butterfield, a New York taillionaire in her * »wo right he youn couple will spend their honeymo mina tour round the world. My Smith's greatest ‘‘seoop” previous to this was an interview of seve;al columns with Pre- sident Cleveland > ( ix Bap CONDITION. \ report recsive from ‘ «pt, tiatlford states that the Grand ; Manan eable is in a very bid condition, Seven pieces have already b en pt ke I np, ’ siter splicing which he will be obiiged to inderrun the whol li ¢ to th ; Camp rhello p shore The use of the breaks is attribut d : to the effects of the eopper ore in the ledye on the bottom, which correo ‘ex the wire ‘siiiiaveailiaiiiiaas Wieirams’ Praxos.—Why do ladies and ntlemen of high musical talent preter the illiams piano? Because they are able to 4 jadge accurately There are more Williams pianos sold in Canada than all others com- ; bined. Mesars. J. F. Willis & Co. have a number of these fine pianos on exhibition in eir otlice. [uteading purchasers v ill find it t» their interest to buy from Messrs. Willis & i Co., as taey are large importers anc are will- ° . . ee ‘ ‘ ° l. ing to give the public good value for thel: money. inde pe ndest of Where thev reside, —~J. F. Willis & Co. Office, McEuchern’s Build ° ing, Lower Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E. I. er _——s-—

Personal. i, tev. W. A Crawford-Frost, of New Glas- gow, N. S., is visiting Charlottetown.

Villiam nF ndlev, Eaq., and Mrs. Findley

Will leave to-mo rrow morning for Southern

o- Valifornia. Prince Edward Island will thus a b : le prived of two v¢ ry valuable citt zens Me Wi sincciely wish them a pleasant journey.

By she Rev. Dr. Doyle crossed to the mainland ut bY Monda ‘y teamer,en voute to Baltimore t Ws “df part ticipate in the Catholic centenary celebra Le th 1G taking p' ace there this we i He travels :'. ~ ~ompaBy with His Grace Archhishos we Bes, woe y od will be the guest of Pathe we be Sdlcrick Past f St. Martin’s Church set od wore, during his stay in that city. We

th the 1 ‘eRtor bOn voyage, : Phis ia the time of th r th one $0) solid ad Goff Bros. is the

pair of bavte, aad Go Bros. is the

place Nw get them acted t:

| perature

Corgau Lanpbine, Que.,

Chorus—W,, AAMfuwley, Nov. 4, Evening of

by an Adutt

Conductor—on_ the

Dredging for the last pier for the Canada] Phursday, Novy eaubets 1 tik,

CH, : aw:

Atlantic Railroad bridge over the St. Law-

“he bridge IN THe} alc?

rence here has been finished. 1 will probably be opened for traftic ary.

OTTAWA, The trouble in St. George’ % the exciting theme in the E; circl s to-day Sir William Rite}

>

OGuly a | Rumor,

OTTAWA,

The rumor that°Col. Dillon ha

The Trouble € ontinues, with a bountiful supply

party who retired during the servic

in Jann-

4COMMENCING “AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.

tely decorated various pro-

Iti is pre ope sed ty

The Church will be appr opri a j of the ’ , . due‘s of orchard and tield. Nov. 4 make this #n unique and attra ‘hurech is the Ente rtainment, Tickets, 20 cents. Child:

13 scOopa “a ss ic led t ae nd ime next week 0 + ep rogramme next week

‘ J.D oct30 —wis

Nev. 4 8 ) AP Er 8S gone to i a © a 5 Seon

Washington on fishery business is in- — PEARS © > . 4 , manny WILLIAMS’, me We: uher iui letin. BO1LOTS’, &e. | 5 Pickin ‘en. 5.—-10 a. m. NRE Fass os re Fresh westerly winds; fair; lower tem- ee

Shot in the Eye.

an OE)

| RIMMEL’S, VF

YusrTeRvay afternoon about four o'clock, || puNCAN i

wi ile a! unui ber “of bovs were }

with ai air gun in the yard of Mr. T Morris, corner cot Queen and Kent | /|———~—

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j

Streets, one of them, Fred. Train Mr. P. H. Trainor, painter, was

vily struck in the eye wih a sm: the contcata of the gaun—sustsini ies which will hkely necessitate th of the eye. The shot that did th

o Morris to fire. Morris tovk th

his hand and prepared to shvovt. sbout raising the gun to its proper e heard a pvuise, aud, looking up

sudden and unexpected appearanc ed Morris a little, and his finger slightly upon the trigger which ¥

time, and the shot, instead of str targst, went higher up, lodging in eye.

When he was hit, Trainor screa Morris and the other lads at once

what was the matter, picked Tr

the scene of the accident. He

sight. The pro s«hilities are taat will have to be removed.

over the disaster t o his play inate, Boys’ suits, overe abs and reefers, at Jas Paton & Co's,

- You have the hest ready-made cl tov. B5 this we hear every day. Oar boys’ overcoats and reefers are giv atisfaction, and everyone who huys

or auit go direct tod, Ly Mac crothing store,

his assistance. Morris, as soon as he saw

ainor up ’ - ial ; and carried him into his house, adjoining PS LABRADOR HERRING, now

landing ex schooner for medical assistance, and soon Drs. roy and Jenkins were on the scene. They found, 2n examination, that the shot as perforated the eyeball directly over the | Warehouse—Welsh & O

pleased. When you want an oyercoa reefer

is gicad 1

4% wi

practicihy Fiockhart s.

2

" a : nomes & oe]

or, Son ol accilent- Wi ics

ll shot— 4 we og injur-

e removal > damage

mene:

’ | gm was fired by Harvey Morris, the 15-year-oid BRUSHES is son of the Mc. Mortis above referred to. 41V, |

The target at which the boys were firing

was at one side of a water closet, and young i iS. going For Use After Shaving. 1

egun in

As he was oct29—3m eod (t t s)

* position, suddenly, |

4 saw Trainor’s head over the top of the] C» FZ E= closet. The noise made by Yrainor and his 6). a Es,

e startl- pre ssing vas e@aSl- pa

4. .

HANDSOME JERS

rst prize at the

ikiug the ‘Trainor’s 5

: oct26—tf

med, and went

YS

next rani- Con- Every barre! warranted, i

the eye | ing, Water Street

The little fellow is suffering a good deal » ety to-day. Young Morris is much affected LN G Ba

rors 110 i

very nic F- rTAVING di cided to wind up my b usiness

on the Is land, [ have to request th )

payment or all am unts

ae ¢ ' r othing iN} book account or note of h men’s and

ing great are well

December. Ali amounts

sii be he ved oo date wilt be nanaded to collection.

J Ch'town, Oot, 31, 1860

at the | Exhibition in Charlottetow T. HEATH #

>jeature ol!

. SEAN AN,

Superintendent,

Beng sl,

1 > Wade «&

Hollow Ground, |

’ ’ . (ratvanic, &e,

a 2 S oe

i

. : 1 months old, Nova Sec ily moved, the cun was dischargse wa.

y moved, if un was Gis¢ harged. The look the fi gun was pointed slightly upward

ree

n.

Morris cauti ned all the boys ag-i uear it during the fisiox. Bat hs advis "e ae sf : ae . ' : ; j i Philoderma, (s}ycerine lel wes not taken, hence the disastruus acci-||_. _ ps 1.2) { ucumber and Rose 3, Toilet at ' 7 . , itr ; ; ict bef Rum. Magnesia, Moustache ainor, whose turr to fire w: before , rain aT, ¥ ) r i re 48 “ me tiqu: s, &e., at Morris, afer sh iag, went over towards

the closet, first, however, hinding the gui | W, ER. WATSON’S.

> vd Putcher’s,} }

’ }

a: rae jews z ey

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ed Som © HEIFER, 18

tia Registry. nt Provincial

AVILAND

Labr ador Herring.

‘*Mary Mack.”

For sale by

wen's

due nd,

nat

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settled

my

J. d.

JOHN KELLY, had American House, Dorchester Ntreet.

Brick Builds |

tf —ceti29

B e se by

ry el: ith of 1 by that W Attorney mt

SEAMAN,

RCOATS, : - . - 5.50

i REEFERS,~ - - - - - 4.00 OVERCOATS. - - : - . 6.00

REEFERS, - - - : - 4-50 OVERCO ATS) : . - - 6.50 | REEFERS,~— - - - : - 5.00 JVERCOA TS’ . . - - 7.00 | REEFERS, rt - - - 6.00 OVER! OATS’ - - - - 7.50 | REEFERS,~ - - - - - 6 50 HRCOATS, -~— - - (2 *'. "900 Pi G88 ao co ee RCOATS, . - - 9.00 | REEFERS,~ - . - - - 8 00 OVERCO ATS, - - - 10.00 | REKFPERS, - . - . - 9.69 OVERUGATS, - - - - 1100| BEBFERS, -‘-- <2. U2 OVE BURNS, . - - - - 12.00 Meiis’ Suit’! Mens’ Suits! Boys’ Overcoats! Boys’ Reefers! Boys

ce tN ei

Suits! Boys’ Suits!

® The Largést and Cheapest Stock of Ready-made Clothing in the City.

= | J. B. MACDONALD.

Chins! lottetow n urn _ 1889 ~eod why

—— ae — ee : =

Got the Pull .

~ ON THE BARGAIN BUSINESS,

at. % —

just because we promise no prére-than we can perform. e and make our Bargains better than’our Brag.

OUR IMMENSE sTOC CK OF CLOTHING Is GOING LIKE HOT CAKES !

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Wo wil. make you happy with Bargains that are at the top notch for Cheapness and Value. Wo have the Largest Stock of Clothing in the Lower Provinces and Lowest Prices in the Dominion.

{x} -~ = Don't be foolish enough to buy without seeing the

¥¥ onderful Cheap Men's Stock.

‘ ROS. Sea A GENUINE

cS rarlottetow n, Oct. 5, 1S89—eod WKY

Dede steion Eiasd, FOUR

*\HE public are hereby cautioned not to f vive credit to Mrs, Fred Musick, as she } has left my bed and board, | } FRED MUSICK. | gC h’town, Nov. 4, 1889— Ai nd lh Ease FOUND &e|

JIANO FOR SALE ata bargain, if applied for | — at once. Eoquire at this office, | —

novi-—ti eoa

(0 LET. Dwelling House on corner of Pownall Commencing On MONDAY, Noy. 4th, and continuing for

i pts s API oly to TH08 . W. DODD, |

| novd—daw tt A TWO WEEKS, a BONA FIDE disposal of | LOBES Retwete . Marphts, Seale she. oe BOOKS,

of six : doll urs { hree two dollar bills). ‘The finder

will bs rewarded on leaving it at the ELDON om, aay HOUSE, K Mt Street. voy] 2: pa ‘ : —

a el

ees)

» i Fa ~ ae WANNER Haeramemttonte PLUSH COODS, *Y ily to Mrs. Jonn Longworth. noviift | 5

er Pee : i Saag | FYOUND.—Abou ta wi ok ago, ¢ small sum o7| . OS : CS +; » VAS cB j i 4 ahs a : Bi—00199 | em ie aay Ces

money. Appl y at this ofiice on

.

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' —WILL BE HELD AT THE—

; - _ _ —_— —-—-

| rt 7 " PACK SALI —A thre -tenemeni House, with i’ plot«t ‘land 100% 0 feet, situate on Lower

Spring Pack Road,. opposite Boyie’s Tannery. : Wili be sold ata bargain. Apply at the office of McLean & McDonaia. dy di wy ii pd—oci29 a

B. ASK BURNER in good condition for sale s A's ata bargain, Apply to Geo. M. HARRIS, | {x} ootsO—2i (w tr) . i: Aue ne| 20 PER CEN. TOFF W ANTED.—A Cook and a Housemaid. To ex-| =. 9 ‘¢

perianced persons wages will be $10 ex-|

i} month 10 Cook, and $3 to Housemaid. Apply at ; pee {x} this omiee. 5i—oct30

; Se rt rder to redt arie o an f08T.— Between C ‘astetachown aad Meashew.? This Sale * undertaken - ore © redace the large and varied Stock, and to 4-on Friday evening last, a black Cashme re | le ssen the crush peculiar to the Holiday Season. Mackintosh with cape atrac ‘hed. The finder will | eT = be sul'ably rewarded on leaving the sane at THE | 17 Make your purchases early and obtain the best. EXAMINEK office. oct29 2i - See ay eT THEO. L. CHAPPELLE, TANTE D. —A young woman as cashier in aj e ° t W dry zoods store. Must be accustomed to! : : ch snging money and have some knowledge of Ch’town, Oct. 31, 1889—3ieod why li DIAMOND BOOKSTORE.

book-keeping. Address P. O. Hox 329, Char lotte- ee sad town. 6i—oct 23 . ————

LsATEe Soe of

‘ NYONE with a ge oa Base Barner for se Je | | /& wili hear.of a purchaser by cailing at E. W.

| TAYLOR'S Store. oct26 DS cccusdeceueaniiincerrignannoneie i sia sseieneceiaiiionsiiiapiainiiamnentananal j rN LOAN—$ 09 toloan on favorable terns, } a 1 iwonty-ive ‘thou od dollars ix, lange or small sa 13. Avply ty I . Maleoi ni WeLeos (of 1 Hs mera fcLeod) at Bank | N. 3. ail ding, Char- 0 ii: : oe . | ; : pSeewn ee © mebneeos un Hand, from $5 up--Tested aud Warranted. rm) LET.—A House on Grafton Street, opposite | ; a -- }—- - the Prince | of Wa le a3 tay © at present o2-| C ; rf i ssk ‘= ae Gi . pt eee are ee Bale ne heaper Kepi in Steck but ast Guaranteed.

LAN, Me or nt ‘Bank P. ¥ istand. octls | : : Pes . Our \vatches having received the highest awards for general excellence and time

ANLKD IMMEDIATELY,—A good gene ral | kee; ying qu ities, we can the oroughiy recommend them S rvaut. No washing. Apply at this office. | Unsnii ivited testimonials regarding their merits received continually, New Goods oct2é ° ‘in every de Dieeiaeat.

| W ANTED,—A boy to attend a horse and daw | CH Es fie @ ¥ ti Ee,

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