LOCAL AND OTHER WATTERS,

‘a VEN SS SP SRG SO PATS

LOCAL OTHER WAT!

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P E. Isiesp black oats ‘sell at Hal fax x Pea.—A “Social Tea” will } é ¢ ts ] ¢ i el } \ ‘Ff ‘ . -_-- I st [RMPBRAN » Grand Division S ‘ies " nes t Hiall, Ch ott ye ( Ne sday next ernment ee a ’ ' e f Me Racit CHORIN ’ ! +} } vt an ! ‘ ss mat tho ( wke \ N N \ ace at Quebec last week Customs d 2 -- Ve é ; ewwy ReaADINGs Remember the l’enny ‘ iead Ss at t ele Ss oe 0] 1 tQ- ao . ‘ erow inv ven ’ —_- ceeded in } oTA nderstood that M t M R acka ‘ $Wic I ce Halifax ania . SAT N SION i cently held \ " holders of t Nien ¢ + New 1 » yo into ur I . " : : : be held in t ‘ vith the « in churehes < { ie ; is on il i evel ynad ~ one ore. aRME he nd Le gislative ( ouns | Di i t in cor i a tr h , ] strict of Quee County, do not for. | ™ e disqualification of his , ‘ » yote for Ferguson on Thursday next, te nomination, D irem .% retire from the cont 7g “ee Of Queen's ¢ ntv ¢ Dowmon Printer.—We are in res <om- f the third number of the Dominion | "AVINGS Ban The ba to ‘ ; i} the Dominion Type " cde po t ling Company. Itiselegantly printed, | $-90;' as : ee t uAaNnCce i ic} (CKNOWLE MENT. <= We acknowledge, showing. in on : ‘ with thanks, the recetpt from Honorable | 859 8 I senator-Provincial Secretary Haviland, of ae the sum of ) cents —for the EXAMIver to SN ] . late paper discontinued ged 24, a native « died sud ——_——_-- - I B et, ~ lay ‘ . : , 5 ‘ * ‘ We bacve heard it reported that Mr. C. . ; young man. who had |} n emploved J. Brydges ss to the President of ot ; ae : : | Jewlery store on VW heS \ ig Company, an order } 7 ae | Seen sutfering from an rten t i at : 4 Ak CK DI pAlile } a . ‘ : : : and bad administered to him |} , ' by ap 8podiogy ivr tie remarcs avout the : i I ¢ - 4 dose of m phir t ‘ om} ¢ lway report.— : t + j 1 om ‘ ¢ iis 4 Ute . , —— Inabie tot what l y ‘ig KENs, son Of the late Charles | ous opiate he had adr t 1 n Dieken vorld-renowned novelist, has | baye been im enkin this coon 3 arriveG atl tawa ti BY ung man east The ' apparently 25 years of age, of medium ri 4 re light complexion, and a retiring | ¢ dist nn He expressed himself as be- | aoa ng much pleased with what he has seen I'r [ of the countrys He is to be appo nted an | PO de g ‘ Hear of t » M int 1 Police : th I s ore week, it mit i [mPORTATION OF Ff CATTLE. — Messrs, | a} i , i ; SLOt})} ‘5 | ‘ ‘ ‘ ake | tiuis city, haye imported | ¢ ties, entery from Gue Ip! h, tario, A steer, four vVears hout « ’ about 1 g ” } } + ' J, weighing «,90V i0s.—girtl y Teet « } , A, Wes “ ' ’| James of the Telegraph Ds ’ ’ + , mr . r . ‘ nehes ; @ heifer, three years old, weighing | haye an office estubliched iwi “Ky the ‘ fa inche ay ‘ wo | , ) Zz fee $; and an ox | nex There is act ile thing 24 r} re be fe for ; reigning «,* hiicy » to fed ( produce, } : 2 » | rater mar oan Th MI Pp Ta 3 ae seins 10 to 43 cents, potatoes, 24 to ' . lacs a ‘ i ar) ry a ecery ' turnip 2 to o4 P . a I , nt é y 3 Ruri yuPeriviay. — The annual tle i ») + 4 tie 3 bhi 44 ormpetition of the Ist Battery of Volunteer — ¥ an Con OF She At | Artillery took place on Monday last at} | there are eighteen s " : e Bright Range, with the following re. | Produce of l ; 5 atlas ‘New Era,’ Capt. Wm na loading wi ‘ st Prive, Serjt.+Ma D a #> and a| ~~ a : Silver Watch presented by Mr. | schooner Mignor ; R. Sneesto which will take al 2nd do Sergt. Irving, 25 00 : : ' tato and uantit ird doGnr W Stumbles 1 OO f ye oO + ; ith do do McLean 3 50| The following ve ore mers jth do Capt. Younker, } OO | Within the] we Schr Wm. 2 5th do Gn'r. Worth 2% 973 bush. 1 t nad 20 , rth do ‘For, Me’ aren, = Wi nips. Th S ni Sth do Lieut. Passmore, . : : h-albdil ¥ | 4) bush. turnips and is THBRE ANYTHING (NIT? —The Montreal | Foote, 1350 bush ] 2 Gazette (Oct 15), publishes the eae | nips and 14 bush. oats Ottawa despatch :— bush. potatoes and 2 “Rev. Dr McIntyre and D. G. Gillis, | H. Tibbo, 1475 bush. 1 of Prince Edward Island, arrived at the | 1999 bush. potatoes Fe Capital this morning. The former is the | , apt. Wm C. Whit ‘ y ; a | y clergyman who, previous to the elections, | — oo eee eS ia said to have made an arrangements with | ‘OT #oone bay; Lugene, ‘ the Government to give sectarian schoo |G. H. B , 1280 bush. pot 2s. Kitty ¢ to the Roman Catholics of Prince Edward | 1699 do do and 100) bi Island. Has he come to demand a fulill- Foote. 1800 bus] * oO ,. si ush. potato ment of the promise oe . i i . . ; , urnips re I sh. } t The St. John News of the 2lst, has the | “274 Free a» os 200 bush. turnips —t y folowing special from Ottawa :-— ' . ; ci 1:,. | being equal to al ] ) - ‘Rev. Bishop MeIntyre and Father Gillis, | ~~""9 ui . . ay tr we re of P. E. Island had an interview with the | ped this week Government yesterday,and urged the es ia Mt oe . tablishment of Sectarian schools in that LECTION SEATIERS ——-A0 | Province. Thisis what P E. Island was! the St. John News, rey promised should they return Government! ‘Inthe Montreal West election « momor 1¢ , Ira ler e.% supporters, and it is = the I remier has! seowart, one of the propri consented them suc! privileges (AA eck ee ; deposed that he and NSenat J re- fact —I{n an Ottawa despatch to i ceived $500, or thereabouts, from H, } St. John News, it is reported: —The | Kay to spend in the MacKenzie el ts are again spending public money | Several other witnesses test 1 | recklessly, under the pretence of equalizing | vated the standard in a similar way . . . re : eh} 4 alt ’ yey ] hrar Civil Service salaries. They intend increas~ | which MacKenzie’s counsel threw ing those of the Senate officials, and in this | «ponge,and the election was declared void. nderhand manner enriching the batch of ‘The Ministerial candidate at « meeting greedy friends who are receiring Governs held in North Renfrew last night ment pay for political services at the last | telegram from the Premisrannoun general electivas. has come to hght ja tr: itinential telegraph 2 F l that another Gr.t a been ‘e rating the | not be located until the (anadian 1] standard in Montreal West. udge Tor- | route was decided Ap r Oino triet tue election case there to-day. | was intended as a gentle hint to the Ele Hugh McK y treasurer for Mackenzie's elec tors of Renfrew that ti final location des tion fund, Geposed to having spent $7 500, | sini deldaia ly A iis eli of t f which J G. McKenzie & Co, subscribed elections If the Gorernm $46, and the respondent, Fre returned Pp ie, $1 OOU. Respondent says it took that + iwh Renf i ( sum, and : 2,000 additional, for general ex- | be subsidized I penses, without using any to undu them the cold s fluence electors. The nr are that jon. Mr t Mr. g Mackenzie will be unseated and convicted | +o. nght to manipalate t t dad f personal bribery ; ieee of personal bribery. tion for Tucker and Smita ei Mr € imeron ( Dut t | 4 . ear ? - 2 G irr is Mownrreat..-A Montrea ; Lace F i _— seated for brioery, by agent-, and haa

to the St. John Telegraph —(ne of the largest fires which broke

special Ottawa 19) reports has occurred in Montreal for years, outat 1. 30 this a.m., in the of stores, bounded by Saint Sulpice and Leroyer streets, entirely destroying taree stores and the contents, and causing a loss

$200,000, The fire originated in McArthur & Co.'s store of paints and oils,

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and spread so rapidly that the firemen | ’ | most shallow pretences, the use of these |

were forced to abandon it and turn their | attention to the hardware store of Delisle & MoGill, the upper floor and roof of which | were burned. The losses are estimated as follows: —LRuildings owned by the 7 Nuns, Delisle & Me‘%ill, $40,000, fully covered by insurance; McArthur & Co's total loss, #10,() 0, insurance $9,300 , Vietor Hudon’s loss, $20,000, insured fully: Hudson, Murphy & Sumner, importers of dry goods, $5 (1), by water and smoke,

$27.000;

covered by insurance; Kerry, Watson & Co,, druggists; G. R. Favre, hardware Cantin & Co., paper, slightly damaged by

water, $10,000 falls

hard on the

altogether the fire insurance companies ; nearly \l the offices the city aii

AC \t the nomination of | candidates for the Dominion, in Digby. on the 15th inst., the iately appointed Minis- |

terof Militia appeared in anything but a

are in

HALLENGE. —

favorable light. One of his politica! op- ponents pressed him rather hard in the

fight, and he — i; gloriously retreated. Should the Minister ce spirit to the Militia, we greatly fear for the honor of the Dominion on the day of battle. The following chal! enge by Mr. Savary :—

Tome How. W. B. Van

ae, —With a oc lice that might have Me re ted of one capable of “the un- ed ne asy and malice you have evincs esti ards me, you retreated from the c ed an soon as you finished your se- beech, replete as it was with insulting

pers Mal allusions, and statements on pub,

‘@itters at variance with indisputable facts,

has been issued

Wa

For the honor of the county, and in the

Nun’e block | | him to pay the costs in both

| narrow escape from being disqualilied. ‘|

i i ' |

. : from 1 ful) irOill =}

Judge acquitted

lence, but comp

bery on his own evi

i ' h suite.

Tne Government are using the sup nuation fund to reward their friends. An- | other Customs official is to be superanuated

; | simply Ss he has had a pain ip his | side for two or three days. Thus on the - es

funds have been daily abused. EO EF 5 EIT EL EES OI me

A Berlin despatch says the Von Arnim’s letters have been publicly offered for sale The British man-of-way ‘ G ill visited Cienfuegos to test the practicability ;

| ing : a cab.e thence to Jamai ;

= Spurgeon startles people o y his strong jokes and bizar rre utterances, fies

would think that his popularity, which | stands the test of time with as yur pers ls stency, was in need of no ‘fresh noveli- | ties ‘He has had a long career of unai i loyed s uccess, the result of vigorous ex tionand unwavering zeal. His eloquenc is not of the highe wder and | jokes are coarse, but a aiways ‘take.’ W do not doubt his sincerity but w hould not like to make him our Gumaliel. H

mmunicate his craven |

ing. for which we certain);

‘ most eflectually.

Mterests of political morality, and of truth | and justice, | now ask, not asa favor, but |

a4 right, that you meet me at any time | before the

Place you may appoint,

election, that I may answer you face to face

ecomes » man and a gentlemon. "A. W. Savary, Digby, ' AVARY

j | ee? retort when he enquired, ‘If | ‘

latest achievement was a defence of smok are HOt ] to quarrel with. It a; that th

< ‘ollege endowed from a fund raised by his

p irs

persevering energy h been recently opened. Mr. Spurgeon’s inaugural ad dress was rather common-place. His jo! was that he might have invited the Arch bishop of Canterbt wy b t he thought they could get on very well without him Chen followe: dan American gentieman 10 1m | veighed : against ‘Little Sins.’ Amongst

these was smoking—particularly the smok~ ing of cigars. Why they should h we bee n singled out for denunciation it would be difficult to see. A large proportion oj them are made of cabbage leaves, and therefore can hardly be very harmful Ve dare not insinuate that Mr. Spurgeon put up his American friend for the purpose of knocking him down. but the sig r he did ‘IT hope, by the grace of God,’ said the pastor of the Tabernacle, ‘to smoke a cigar before I go to bed. Some people call this irreverence, but in Mr, Spurgeonit isnot. He wants delicacy and refinement; his sensibilities are coarse in the fibre, and therefore his language is so. A foolish Anglican clergyman lately declared that ‘ir Spurgeon’s attack of gout was a judment upon him, This was a very silly remars« ; but what shall we

my gout be a judgment upon me, what | shall we say of the Bishop of Winchester’ s Timothy Seed per (bush.)

breaking his neck, —Toronto Nation,

say of Mr. |

‘ en my I Ley ry ¢ f ( ' 4 t } ' | } i i i I cy ) ‘ , ‘ D x7 , Bb > lam | Lam La j vA 7. i Pp \ rat D EF > I ( - * RSit KF I ra) ‘ E3< tT ) G “ Viis< i 3 7 . , ib t Ca P Co { { ] ree Gt iV tl] . kha Hi Hone ( He nun lo espun, (“ t 7 1 liomespun Flani Lard, per lb Oats. } i S

Straw, } Tallow per ] Wool, per ib Potatoes, pel bus

Pear] Barley, per }}

Sheepskins. (each '

Turnips, per (bush )

)

Lr

eM * > 1 4 1 4 { } t os ] o os ‘ 0.02 to U.Us

0.79 to 0 80}

0.00 to 0.00

9.20 to 0.25

Gene ral Ag

Sept. <

Bt 08 ee

Ls Cf] PRICE*, BOOTS! SHO'sS | SLiPVERS, RUBBDRS,

=) ene

LORDODRN HOTS,

REESE CLOTHIMG Say MU. OV ERSHOES,

in all the Leading: Styles! IOCCASSINS,

wiih. and without Legs.

ow UPD E

Paetc: "Je DORSEY & JOST

wish to call xttentioa to their large and well selected Stock of the above (Goods _which have been selected with great care,

so as to give satisfaction to their customers.

at the and Canada, vO Jaye Oneed the Lergest Stock of Clothing ever shown in Charlottetowa ! 812,000 WoOrore ri overcoats, Stormcoats, Reefing Jackets. BUSINESS COATS. VESTS. RUBBER COATS.

Stock of CENTS’ UNDERCLOT™INC!

coven sees) eciiaatie

GEORGE DAVIES

IS74.

irrivals from England

m4 arn PANIS €& Ae oe Balance of Stock daily expected — com prising Felt and Leather Goods, for meu | Women and children, in great variety, | AS CHEAP AS ANY IN THE CITY, Remember we keep right op p-posive South | Side Market H use, Sign of the ‘ BOOT ; FACTORY.’ Ch’town,

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ull

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& Co.

Bookbinding .

OI eee

Oct. 12.—3m

FEATHERS W ANTE

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THE highest Cash price given for any quantity of good FEA TH- ERS, at BUTCHER'S Ware-

| FOOMNE

UM G fararn % the y oe Ieee

{Aug. 17, 1874.—8m

A FULLY EQUIPPED FRUIT! FRUIT! “Apples, Cnions, Watermelons AC.

Job Printing Office, SELLING BELOW € 7

. ia . ms r ‘ . , . Workmen, and all requisites tor the execution 'A. McNeill’s Auction looms, to none, we solicit orders. EXCHANGE BUILDING.

: : 4 ar eal Ch't own, Sept. 7, 1874. ‘cured the services of a FIRST-CLASS BOOKBIN ‘DER, |S a and are prepared to

| are prepare 18s 7 4. SEE. REINDS OF BOOKS

ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL MANNER! NEW GOODS AT THE

attention to the Manufacturing of - BRITISH WAREHOUSE, BOOKS, LEDGERS. &c. | Queen Square.

WILL RULE iN ANY ST YLE REQUIRED, | The Sebnoctbees hel nee sembeed per Steam-

MACGOWAN & HASZARD, Saeeeeaies

A NEW SUPPLY OF

HAVING

With WXpe! enced of work in a style seeond

We have se (

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owt she

{ ons " we wl sive

la rticular

YS VEACGOW i : G H. Hasz. ARD, Brit ish a EF oreign D aier Street, October a 1574. y a a) ae MERCHANDIZE! Suitebls for the Present Season, ee Ze. which are Sa for Inspection j and Sale, at the cua cs — Lowest Cash Prices. YOU BEI! YOU BET! | wee “AND 2 THAT YOU CAN GET PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING CHEAP ! Supplies continually received. FOR WE HAVE OPENED UP A LOT ey OF CLOTHING A | CHEAP ! W, & A, BROWN. October 5, 1874, ‘The above can be fully realized by a close inspection of our WANEED. Vi NDA vo A pa ' ‘ ‘TE by the febee ibers, 3,¢ \ Uhl GUAT, DRIVING CAPES, OVERCOATS, REEFERS. V W a swonoeannieeeeeouen id aw TS AND VESTS, een GARVBLE BROS.

Sept. 21

Nianhood Restored.

A victim of youthful imprudence, causing premature decay, nervous debility, ete., ince tried in vain every known remedy. has found a simple self-cure which he wili ; send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J. H. REEVES, 78 Nassn street. New York

octs 6m

Boone Bay Herring!

Ch'town,

sanuanas JACKETS, vise Woel Secks, White and Fancy Shirts, | "Ries ceived, direct from the factory in London, G. B..

U1. bt. CAPS 8 OO Ate.

‘ollzawss, and races,

finving re

1LCAS

i in rant them a good article, superior to any in the 200 BBLS. split BOONE BAY HER- trade A close inspection solicited. - RING. in prime condition FOK SALF BY . ROBER SON, eae T. NEWBFPRRY July 18,18, 1874.—tf

ee i a , 39 Queen Btreet. Paar Receivers of Land Tax

For 1874,

In compliance with the provisions of the

nL CWRTER \7 ‘STOVES,

t 4 BiB ba) \ 4 i M4 6 | F i j several Acts of this Island for levying an

‘ ~ 9} Assessment on all lands therein, I have ap-

a | — “ | T | vinted the following per ns t« be Rh f, Nil LNER’S TH SHOP, c . | ' wat o i

lmportations

i erivers of the said Assessment :--

COMPRISE oa ie nee . , A FEW GOOD STOVES PRINCE fOUNTY vu Lr0s lH — Department Tuomas Hocktn, Township No. i,'and the

eastern parts of fownships Nos 2and 3 ROBERT GORDON,

bot, Farr, Bed Room, Hill &C..

LATEST STYLES 1N the Eastern Shore Settle-

lng off at very sma ii pro fits. Please ments of Townships 4 and 3, Township ss Goods !! cal i and xs No 6 aud Savage Island. | Oct. 12, 1874.—2m Rrcuarp Cosrain, the western Shore Set- aN’ Les, } seca — ntti i Gemeatt of Townenips Nos, &. 8, 4 aad & Joun Currin, Townships Ns. 7, 8, and 9 TR S Trp Cs | | Cc |! . ’ IMMINGS, M ILLINERY, ; 0a 0a ! | GeorG P. Parmer, Townships Nos. 10, 11 x i AVING been appo! , a and 12 Ha S } 7 bh appointed Agent for the me - ats, , Bonnets, j i BLACK DIAMOND COLLIERY.! HucnH Ramsay. Townships Nos. 13, 14 THES, FLOWERS, HOSTERY, GLOVES. AND} Westville, N.S... 1 am prepared to grant | Lennox Islands and Sandhills adjacent.

{ orders for Cargoes of large andl smal ll Coals.

{ ry ~~ |} This ¢ ‘oal has been proved to he of ex- ( CL if ) ] Hs, | cellent quality.

P. S. MacGOWAN

| Syrvanus E. GALLant, Townships No. 15 and the western molety of No. 16.

Jonn Grapy, Jr.. the Eastern moiety of

Fa y Coatings, Overcoalings, | citown Oct. 5. 1874. Townsbiy No. 16, Township No. 17, Sum Bases ee ti merside and Indian Island. EDS, GREY aND WHITE Venatius S. GIs, Princetown, Prince

Houses for Sale. town Royalty, Townships Nos 18 and ly,

Oltous, Sheetiag, Shirting, Flannel ar if iy | Grover, Bunbury, Fish and George's Is- tr jiton IDS, She tng, \] (Ing, anne 5, | | ik ss Subscriber offers for Sale atwostory | i 7 ail : : a house, with eleven rooms, fitted for a | + — “ 4 Blankets, Tic ae, Gingham Boarding House, with stabling (the Rothsay | Mason Waiaut, Townships Nos. 25, 26 and Pe EN SS, | House), on Kent Street, near Queen Street. 24.

| Joux LanGc, Townships Nos 28 and 29.

yu | Also, a Ware He ‘ R HA AU DY- MADE CLOTHING, | mn Pane govt : a me 7 a

pe apply | QUEEN’S COUNTY

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IN GREAT VARIETY. 7 Mrs. TERLIZZICK , Duncan McIntyre. Townships Nos. 20 and

eiving Nt Ww its y M it] Stes nnie Ch'town, Oct. 12, 1s 4. ~— =m oe 21. ipo $3 n closes : JoHN Binns, Townships Nos. 22, 23, 24,and Portable Ranges. Peter's Island.

Prices as low as al the -| Joun P. Tanron, Charlottetown, Charlotte- ion Ta Pp" MTABLE RANGI NGES. American manu-| town Common, Charlottetown Royalty, > 2% : facture | Townships Nos. 30. 31, 32, 38, 34, the ROBERT ORR ( co. | Ww oom Ew northern moities of Townsiips Nos. 36,

Wholesale & Retail. ARRANTED, and 37, Township No. 65, Governor's, St

‘ al Peter's, York, Pownal, Goose and Bed- Gyr fe epee : | CRABBS ford Islands. Mes tas Sie a James E. Kriier, Township No. 48 and the MS if H\ ' Nee Gneee a southe rn moities of Townships Nos. 35, Ubal 3 ri ul | Cask paid for Scrap Iron, ay ane oF,

Joun J. McKenzir, 4% and and 50. | DonaLD STEWART, and Prim Islands. WiiuiaM Ross, Townships Nos. 69, Wood Islands

town, Sept. 28 , 1874 pat din Townships Nos

mere aaa | Union Hail Il Meetings:

Lozs DAY, 1], a. m., Worship and} Breaking of — ad.’

7 | J

EEN f

Messrs. Benj. Davies & Son,

Townships Nos. 57, 58

)] iL &

j \

62 and

Lord's Days, 64, p. m., Gospel Preaching. DoxaLp Nicuorson, [Allan's Son) Town- FNTENDING to make a CHANGE in| Thursday, 8, p, m. ‘take Readings ship No. 67, i their present Business, will sell, FOR | Sept. 14, 1874. tf |W M. McLrop, Township No. 48. THREE MONTHS from this date, all KING’S COUNTY THEIR SPLENDID STOCK Notice To Importers. Wmasan Sinnot, Townships Nos. 35 and

or : a MPORTERS are beret ”y notified that in|} & GRA ERTIES future any goods remaining in the suff-

rance warehouse, without being duty paid

ie ACLAY, RonaLpD McDovearp, and 43

Township Nos. 40 and 41 Townships Nos.42

AT and entered, within TEN pays after being B u T : Nn annie i: : : - NALD McDowNaALD, Townships Nos. ane ei ‘ cor aenm, 1| landed, will be removed to the bonded | #0 Costs & Char SOS 6} warehouse at the expense of the owner,and 45 These Goods have been selected in the! be there snbject to duublethe usual charges.'| Donarp Stewart, Townships Nos. 46 and Markets in England and the Domin D. CURRIE, Collector | #-

Ancus McPuat, Georgetown, Georgetown Royalty and Keserved Lands adjoining Townships Nos. 52, 53, 54 and that part of Township No 55, South of Grand River, Panmure and Boughton Islands.

Townships Nos. 31, 59, 61,

} 1 ( omprise everything necessary for Ch'town, Oct. 19—lin use, Want ed.

A PADT PBA OPPORTUNITY PUPIL to learn the Veterinary Profes-

A KARE s thus offered to Householders i in TOWN sion. A three year engagement requir- | 0, Berns and COUNTRY to lay iu their WINTER | ed, and # fee of one hundred dollars, Ap- | ao ae S 5 a sibly he | Ply to it . UPPL AE S cheaper than can poss ibly he . H. BYRNE, V.§ Witutam Noxtox, Township No. 36, and purchased elsewhere. Ch town, Oct. 12, — that part of Township No. 55 north of

a The Sale fide one, and —-| Grand River. Register

132 bona

will be for CASH ONLY, on delivery. Grates and) rong ure, tornive on oa

ht if BARG AIMS ¥ iAY BE HAD, | Ma To prevent mistakes, all persons, whea | rble Mantles

oe a ey een ere | duce a return, according to law, of the

paying Assessment, are requested to pro- | | 4 purchasers will find it for-their POR Register Grates and Manties go to | quantity of land, te number of the Town- rest to give us a call at once, CRABBE’S. ship, and the name of the owner or occupier, |

Sign of the Stove, JOSEPH POPE, B&B. Davies & Son. . 109 Queen Street. Treasurer.

Ch’town, Sep. 7, 1874.—pat her arg era Sin ‘Ch'town, Sept. 28.—pa 4in Treasurer’s Office, Sept. 26, 1074.81 dec 4

As tl intendiu

inte