THE DAILY
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AND STE’? ITEMS, | LATEST SUMMERSIDE NEWS.
Special Correspondence of The Examiner
via the Northumberland were seventy going and forty
\ : ' to-morrow PASSENGERS ; rday
returning.
yeaste seven Mer § ‘ Don't f ret to at Personal.—Councillor Haszard, Char i lottetown, was in Summerside vesterday. Mr. W. C. Kennedy Sammerside : Mr G. A. Spink arrived here on Tues day night from Bridgewater. His many
¢
friends here will be glad ta see him.
spent yesterday it
‘ | ‘ue attend Messrs. Jas, Macdonald, V. 8S., J. S
| Hinton, Summerside, and and Dr. Darrach, th | Kensington, who were attending the exhi bition at Toronto, returned last
n'ght.
home
His Worship Miyor Dawson was a pas- senger via the No:"humberland last night. Mr. and Mrs ...M. Noonan returned home last night from Bo ‘on, where they were spending a short va ation. :
A Reevest Graripiep.—A bottle
pcked up off Exmont Bay Shore a days ago containing a pie ce of paper which was written: “Schr. W. C. McLean, save’) 6T tons, bound for Sydney, C. B., Sept. 9th, , 1895, with cargo of lumber from Ruesel Macdonald « Co . of Biack Brook, N. There were other details a3 to ‘passengers and crew, and a request that the person finding it would send it to some paper for ; ublication.—Journal.
1. O. F.—Dr. Oroahyatekha will come to Summerside the express Mond. y next, aud the Foresters here, healed by the Summerside Cornet Band, will meet him at the station and march - throagh the principal streets, then to meet | at the Foresters’ court room. where ad- f las vesierday af n and | dresses will be presented tohim by Chat-
aqua Court and by the High Court. In the evening there will be a public meeting to which all are cordial! y invited. i ES TE or A -
THE WORLD OF sroRrtr.
was few
| "-*> » ' N Ary : eesnients of be
a we ? lrunken
city complain n glit by a
“ > ‘ . : , i ang rv wooden leg, who begs 1D ) spemis the money in’ | gi
uu See that
norning
} lhe ts He is (aaen
Via. Summerside = at 10
K la-t night. She hala general car : :
Miss Carrie 7 ;
a McDonald
Summerside, wa
Grady and
were passengers to
Fra-er to Ha ifaX
Meawn Tuiteves —Last night some thiey The Turf,
of the meanest Kinl, visited the oyster The races at Cymbria Park, Rustico,
boats at Cont y's wharfand male away | took place yesterday A large crowd of
with over two barrels of wyster I. is too | people, among whom there was a fair re-
— af Brie a i rt presentation from the city, witnessed two i who are engaged in the fi-h ug o | good con ests The Judves were:
oysters, at Uiis season of the year, eur Geo. Essory, Ch’town, starter; John
eir money hardly. Only the lowest class | Houston, Brackley Point, Thomas Doyle,
s would try to deprive them of | Rustico; A.S. Hewitt, Ch’town, timer ;
the resuits of their hard labor Dr. Honeywell, Hunter River, Clerk of
ene 9 ae a] the course. Fullowing are the Summarys : OLICE ovrrT.—At the e rt to-day - Joho Cullen, a sailordrunk, and Isaac Me Cymbria Park, Sept 18. (ireen Rece, Kinnon, drunk, were each fined $2 or 10 | “CtUDE, purse $10. ‘s days,and Fgdar McCarron, drunk, was Girey Bov, by Silver King
‘ ; : a : \ 2 9 } given 26 lays hard labor to ve released (Dou ot £O0gR0b 00s 0080 aa -.n ca when he could sh pon board a schooner. i ady Cymbria, by Island
i ne pe oe i
A young wan failed to appear on a sum- Chief, (Cra TEN cbchvecensiecene L333 ? ns for trv r to take possession of the (rolden Sporter, (Stead) ct a a an oe store of M.A J. Goodst Saturday Nellie, by Black Eagle, and a w t wae or Jered t issue for his (Po DES cai s biphetenviieiees’ a 4 4 4 4 arrest Clement Benoit confessed and Dew Drop, by Black Pilot, paid $50 an 1 5 95 costs fora first infra tion | (Horriel) , score 5 5 drawn
3.6, 3.044, 3.02, 3.084, 3,05. track.
of the Seatt Act. Time :
- — ’ re .
D sxp Dry \ Same day and r bree-minute EAI D in.—A meeting : oe xis Se ae : , | Race, trotting and pacing, purse $15.
tion with the Institution for the Deaf and | :
n connec
Dan will be held this evening in the| Allbird, by Preceptor (Steele) 23111 achooiroom of the First Methodist Church. Darkey, by slack Eagle
The Principal, Mr. J. Fearon, will deliver (Stead) : << sks ce Pee an address, vad pupils taught on | Barney D, by All Right, ee the speech and ip reading will| Sweeewr?')--« a. ae ae 72 ls * z through exercises, The In- Pime : 2.52, 2 50, 2.45}, 2.455, 245.
st tut O .provi les instru tion for the } the Wheel.
deaf Nova Scotia and Prince Edward }
Island, and Mr. Fezron will be glad to A meeting of the members of the Char- hear of any deaf children of school age— | lottetown Cycle Club will take place at
~29 as tohave them ad- opening of the school this
eicht to eig mitted at the
fall.
steen
heir rooms, Water Street, this evening at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is requested.
A Fexsy Sicut.—Midnight atrollers on er eg Queen Street, last night, witnessed an am- using scene when two stalwart policemen were hauling a helplessly drunken man from one of the wharves on a small boy’s cart—a cracker box mounted on wheels six inches in diameter. A well-known
Sir,—Mr. John Gillis, of the citv team, has shown the white feather and backed down. The Kensington team were ready to meet him on any terms, but the evi-lent object of the Charlottetown team’s chal- lenge was to get up an attraction for the
“man-about-town” leat a helping hand at| Driving Park Association, at our ex - . e
a street corner in an attitude of the mao} pense. We shal! not forget it.
pushing a peanut up Broadway with aj Hvueu McLeop.
touhpick, and amid the laughter of the; Kensington Sept. 19th, 1895
passers-by, the men in blae conquered and | « ——
landed their charge in a cell till morning. |
The officers, it is said, worked well in DIED.
traces. | Atthe residence of her sister, Charles- town, Masz., onthe 16th inst., Margaret T. Hapenie, aged 21 years and 5 months.
convcentiiliegtuniie
Zera Sevox—ZJust about as many peo- | ple were turned away from the Opera House last evening as gained admission
anata Ce
when Zera Semon began his Ham-}
ilton engagement. The audience was | SCCCSCSVSESssssseses just as delighted as it was large. Zera | a
Semon is a whole show in himselt. His}@ You Want
tricks magic were all good and pro-}
voke f g innous applause. In fact | @ m s
the wl performance is a an’ gem, | é Ehe Rest,
interesting and attractive trom fist to}
last, not the least amusing part of it being | $ , i. the clo ¢ act + mh aaa perform tnce ‘¢ We Can Give by a company of m irionettes whose | 9 .
eprightly wit and antics kept the audience | It to Yiu
in a protracted state of laughtér.—Ham- |
ilten, Qet., Herald
The BEST in Drugs is none too good for any body—particulariy where a human life may be at stake We
keep only the best.
ymin
1.0. F.—Dr. Oronbyateka will address | & meeting at Montague sridge to-night. | Tomorrow evening there will be a mass
$ °
7 ;
meeting xe Opera Honse when the
chair will be takea at 8 o’clock sharp. It | JOHNSON & JOHNSON
is hoped that ladies will avail themselves j of the opportunity of attending as the meet- | :
ine is not exclusively for nen. The Dr.! Graduates in Pharmacy.
wil! devote his lecture expressly to the sub- |
ject of the I.O. PF. and as he is an elo- VSUVVSessVsssoesess qnent sp-aker and thoroughly posted in ee
the order’s plans on insurance, we mey ‘
expect a tnoro igh exposition of the aims WE ARE READY and ol ts of
the Independent Order of Foresters Last night he visited Court
Avondsle { a 6 ack ased the 1. seer oF . Avon , 1. O. F., and addre e - : TO GIVE YOU men: ber He was listened to carefully and at the close of his remarks received quite an ovation. Those whodo not hear
i
him Friday will miss a treat.
Bed Comfort
THIS WINTER.
APPROPOS OF WHEELING.
A who have wheels, not in their head but for riding, shoul! be intereste 1 in the fact that Fibre Cbamors is an interlining make an Outing suit utterly g winds,
which will impregnable to damp and chillin while its porous nature allows th vapes of the pataral from hearty exerci-e
Do you ksow how much ea-ier Bed sree es making is when vour Mattress is made in TWO PIECES. FIFTY CENTS extra,
is all}
moisiure resulting One thickness in
lf or other outdoor
&@ suit for wheeling, £011, 0 when remaking on New Mattresses. sport, willensure a cowfortable warmth : : | | 2 for - in @l. sorte of weather and an Immuwy this comfort Costs you from the dangerous ch lls which two cftien }
While all ladies
kom that it ins Tarni-bes a yh tif MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD
veas for their slveeves and skirts, special 'y
g ruits because it will Who Sell at Selling Prices
adapted fur out frough usage, Sep. LY
eadure any |
For Little Toddlers
we have a beautiful variety of Dresses and Cloaks—warm, serviceable, dressy and very becoming — in fact, just what ood taste and good judgment would
suggest.
A SPECIAL
attraction in our Children’s Department is a large purchase of Aprons an Pinafores, worth from 2c. to 30C. Your choice only 19e.
Also, 5 dozen Children’s Cashmere and Serge Dresses, bought at much under usual price, now offered at $1.50 and $1.75.
BEER BROS.
EXAMINER
|
On |
B
3% Weariter.—Moderate winds; generally fair with a little higher temp
High Glass Fur Store !
All Furs Direct From Manu- iacturers at the Lowest Possible Prices.
LEADING —
ALREADY OPENED.
_— —
LADIES’ FUR MILITARY CAPES, 24, 27 and 30 inch lengthe.
GiEENLAND SEAL CAPES with Silver Fox, Sable, Alaska, Wallaby and Ascrachan Gc llars and Trimmings. This gives the Cane a very high-class and handsome finish.
BALTIC SEAL CAPES,
NUTRIA CAPES,
GREY LAMB CAPES,
BLACK ASTRACHAN.,
ALASKA SABLE CAPES,
ALASKA WALLABY CAPES,
LEAVER CAPES,
PERSIAN LAMB CAPES,
With Muifs to match, if wanted
SPECIAL ORDERS.—We_ will _ be pleased to give qvotations for Seal
Sacques, Persian Lamb, Astrakan Sacques or Fur Capes of any deser iption,
LADIES’ INVISIBLE HAIR Light Brown, Mid Brown, Dark and Black. 156 Dozen just received, two qualities,
66-inch Best BLACK CRAVENETTE, $1.00 a yard, regular retail price, $1.45.
SATURDAY we expect to the balance of our Fall Stock of Dress Goods, Jackets and Millinery.
NETS,
Brown
open
W.A. Weeks & Co..
THE PECPLE’s STOR",
Wholesale and Retail.
Charlottetown, Sept. 12, 1995.
PERSONAL.
Mayor ~ Dawson returned home last
night.
Davies. Lord Danraven leaves for England.
Teronto t day
N. B. MeKelvie, of Summerside, was at the Davies te-day.
Sir Nicholas O’Connor, British minis- ter at Pekin, is to become British Am bas- eador to Russia.
Zera Semon is in town and will play in the Opera House next week, beginning on Monday evening.
Miss L. Dosherty, of Cardigan, left this morning for Boston on an_ interesting mission.
Mrs. P. McGrath and Miss Croken, of Hunter River, registered at the Revere to day.
Messrs. Edward Hogan and Ivan Me- Kinnon left this morning for McGill. Both young men will study medicine.
It is said Lord Duatferin year from pubiie life and devote his te managing his Irish estates.
The Czar is living almost in seclusion at present. Heis in constant attendance ov his wife, who is in a critical condit‘on.
time
Mr. James H. Bradley leaves to-morrow |
enteas medi-
morning for Montreal where he McGill in the first year course in cine.
man, Montague Bridge; Wm. Minto, Sum merside; Mrs. D. Gordon, B. Boswall, Victoria.
George town; E.
BEKS,
| mond Bay on the north and | on the soul
12 LARGE CASES
About 110,000 people inhabit the Ix land, 1 of them of Seottizsh biood. it maintains the average of the Dominion in the relative numl of Catholics and Pro- lestauts—tu ith of the former Quite a number of Aecadians remained, and a mora’, thrifiv, domestic people they are. For a £ time they eked outa precarious CXS I hiaher ind pourer farmer-, but there was an industrial re vival an gthem some time age; tier took a leaf from the book of their thritiy Scotch nieghbors, and it is not so easy now to dist uvul h the dilference the farms
Ine soil is a bright, red kam, very fer-
i tile, and almost every foot of it fit for
i although without cities or
| C™Ops has s-tin,
| tion, but | was quite surprised
} tO my notice
of the Dominion, aud they are not in any way modest in impressing the visitor with the notion that Canada should pay we:l, and that without grumbling. for the hcnor of consorting with the maid of the sea. | “Honest Ji nn Hopkins, the hedge and ditcher,” was not a circumstance to the
} men
| and it would sot be healthy fur one to dis-
will retire this |
At the Queen to-day were George Whit- |
Rev. E. T. Woollard has been app yinted |
Russia. He
uéw duties the
British chaplain at Libav leaves to enter upon his end of October. Robert Quinlan, of Sleeth, Quin an & Co., marble worker’, 5.. Jolin, is here tor the purpose of placing 4 monument over
the late Lieut. Governor Carvell. He is at the Revere. Band Sergeant Charles. Hine, of the
§2nd Battalion, left this morning for the Royal Military School at Fredericton, N. B., to take a course of instruction at that institution.
Mr. A. H. Wadman, of the firm of Wad- |
man & Wadman, undertakers, is at Sum- merside to-day in connection with the bus inesgs, and will return to Charlottetown this evening.
Before leaving Victoria, B. C. His Ex- cellency the Governer General gave the medical health officer, a sum of money to be spent on the lepers at Darcy Island.
tey. J. W. Kierstead, late pastor of the Alexandra, Uigg and Belfast churches has left the Island to finish his course at Acadia College. Before leaving, his friends tendered him a “farewell” at the residence of Mr. Wm. Jones, Pownal.
The Journal remarks : Dr. Moore, who has been practising in Summerside for some time past, 18 about locating at South Bend, Indiana. We regret his departure
from Summerside, but wish him every |
-necess in his new field
Lieutenant Governor Dillon visited the cheese factories at O'Learv, Campbellton au‘ Grand River yesterday, and returned to Charlottetown last evening. His Honor has now person- ally visited all but six ofthe factories of the Province.
Mr. William E. Muryhy, formerly of Tracadie, but now of Cambridgeport, Mass., who has been spending a holiday on the Island, left on retura this morning. Mr. Murphy bas got along aplendid!y in the United State:, and his many friends on the Island will, were are sure, be glad
to learn of his success.
™\.¢lan and Mr.
London House Men’s underclothing; good range of qualities at low prices—T. J. Harris. sl!) tf
rer 're-h oysters received to-day at No 52 Grafon St., oppossite the Masonic Temple.
: MARRIED. : At Bradalbane, on the 11th inst., Neil
Campbell, P. E. I. R., station master at North Wiltshire, to Miss Alice Mackay, eldest daughter of Wm.G. Mackay, of. Brada} bane.
On the 13th inst., at Trinity Church, Georgetown, by the Rev. E. T. Woollard, James T. H. Shields, of Snelburne, N. & to Alice M. Mayo, of Souris.
et -
Partnership _ Dissolved.
. partnership heretofore existing be- came ae Meleod, Malcolm McLecd and D. Gordon, under the style and _ of John McLeod & Cu., having been a solved by mutual consent, all debis ue the late firm must be immediately paid to
the present firm - a McLeod & Co.
N McLEOD, MALCOLM McLEOD.
‘| 17—lw & w
i | }
|
| Summerside, located on the isthmus where
: : i ; , | telling you of the beauty, fertility and sal- H. B. Mackasey, of Halifax, is at the | we q
PRINCE EDWARD wT. O. Be EK. Island,
ISLAND.
An Account by a Visit to PL
(From the Then plar )
The magnificent Clyde-built steel steam ship Northumberland, which makes daily trips from Point du Chene, N. B., to Sum- merside P. E.1., takes the eye at once, and one wonders where the traffic is found to keep her on a paying Quite a crowd of United States Canadian tourists were wailing to take. the steamer and this kind of business is yearly increas ing, sol am told. As bright and
basie. and
pretty as its name, is the Island is nearly eut in two by Rich Bedeque Bay h, which is the harbor of town. Bedeque Bag is
the noted for its oysters,
and divides
honors with Malpeque on the ot her hore for irest flavored bivaly e whe N American
continent
It is a and farmhouses,
and under cultivation
ince Of farms
farming Prov and mauufactories, it probably has more people to the +quare mile than apy other province. Oats and potatoes are the principal products, and | can vouch for the character of tLe pota toes.
The constant cropping of oats and_ po- tatcesthreatened tormpoverish the rich land and a imovement for a greater variety of
I thought I kept affairs and Government ac to run paternalisns on the part of the Dominion D partment
of Agr.
} ciose
track of public across a very pretty piece of
uiture,
which had not betore cc mé To encourag the Islanders Government is and
viving fair satisfac.
the running a number of cheese factories They are and although [ confess a preja dice against partnalism, I aim tempted to make excuse for this variety of it.
There is one thing about the J<landers : they will not in of Government aid for lack of asking. They have more politics, as more popu- lation,tothe sqnareinch than any other part
to go tuto
ial PViINg,
creamerics tion, too,
lose anything the way
1} as Weil
in the
He
[slander with his lot.
average way of content-
never wearies of ubrious climate of the tight litthe Island,
agree with this estimate while on this side of Northumberland straits. on
UPchA HOUSE.
FIVE NIGHTS.
Monday, Sept 23, Tuesday, Sept. 24. Thursday, Sept. 26, Fri day, Sept 27, Saturday, Sept. 28.
Z&RASEMON
And His Boy, Lawrence, THE WONDLE WORKERS.
Reserved Seats, septl 8
Admission, 25 cents. >
35 cents,
WHIST!
Tell it noiselessly, but let it be The Fall and
heard.
the friendly game are at hand.
Playing Cards, splendid value. See our 25c. Card.
Whist Markers, etc.
A.W. REDDIN, Phim. B,
Central Drug Store, Sunnyside.
septls
Molasses and Sugar.
Schooner Ida Mand is now landing at our wharf: —
300 Puns. Choice Trinidad Molasses, | 300 Bris. Very Bright Raw Sugar. |
Lowest Prices. ;
CARVELL BROS. ;
septl8 —pat guar—21 |
NEW GOODS FOR FALL
NOW OPENING.
LONDON HOUSE.
|
J.
New Dress Goods, New Mantle Cloths, | New Flannelettes.
———————
HARRIS,
CHILDREN
eee ee
Children’s Overcoats, Children’s Children's Ulsters, | dren’s Suits, Children’s Odd Pants,
MEN! —
Reefers,
Mien’s Overcoa
Men’s Reefers. Men's Suits, Men’s.
Pants, Men’s Co and Caps.
Boys’ Overcoats, UWlsters, fers, Suits, Odd Pants. | Ulstere, | coats. Reefers. Hats and Caps.
The largest and by far the bes and cheapest stock of Mens, Boys’. Youths’ and Children’s Overcoat-, Eteefers and Suits in Ch’town.
PROWSE BROS.
The Wonderful Cheap jien.
Charlottetown, September 17, 1895—246
Youths’
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ascent ict ee
oe
hen all a << —— 2 oe
PLLERLIE Dorr
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,
Chil-
ts, Men’s Ui-ter-, Men’s Hats
ats, Ree
Suits, Over-
1805.
WARNIN
—_—_— -—_—_——_—_ -
eerste TE
in iain ti ORS te
You are hereby
warned not to make any purchases until you have examined the new stock O and Overcoats, Ulsters, Ree- fers and Suits undersigned under pens alty of missing one of the best bargains in Clothing ever offered, and also of neglect- ‘ing an opportunity to procure for yourself the most comfortable, ting garment to be found in this city, is here you can reach the limit of the pur- chasing power of your dollar,
f ¥Zen's and Boys’ Fall Winter Clothing,
the
a
of
durable and best fit. It
J. B. MACDONALD & C0,,
Market Square and 132 Queen Street.
Charlottetown, Seytember 16, 1895—dy & wky
Overcoats and Ulsters
We have given more than ordinary attention to the selection of our Winter
Supply of Overcoats and Ulsters.
KXxperience bas taught us that there are many men
who expect Readymade Clothing to be as good as Custom Made, aad who are willing
to pay the price when they get what they want
selves accordingly.
We have therefore governed our- Every Overcoat and Ulster in our Store has been made to our
own order, just as experience has taught us that they should be made to suif. our
Fall trade.
Good Work, Fashionable Cuts and Fine Trimmings are all included in the Everything about them is away up except the prices.
up. Brown and Grey,
Our Clothing Room is now piled full of these garments, “The early bird catckes the worm.”
fast approaching,
make
Colors are Blue, Black,
The season for them is
McKay Woolen Company, the Fine Clothiers.
Desirable Private Residence |
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
I am instructed by the Executors of the | Esta‘e of the late James L Miller to sell by Auction, on the premises, Upper Prince Street,
On Saturday, 28th September, inst,
AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,
that very desirable Residence on the east side of Prince Street, at present in the oc- cupation of W.C. White, Esq. The lot has a frontage of 48 feet on Prince Street, and extends back therefrom 205 feet. The situation is one of the best in the city.
Terms and further particulars can be
obtained at the office of Davies & Has- zard, Solicitors. R. BEAIRSTO, septlO—245 Auctioneer,
A Pointer for Agents |
The subscriber has-fitted up ten of the finest
SAMPLE ROOMS
in the Province in the substantial Brick |
structure,
Corner of Queen & Sydney Sts These rooms are all large and well
lighted. They are heated by hot water,
lighted by electricity, connected by tele-
phone, and are fitted with sauitary ar rangements. Elevator and office in cun
nection.
r. P. GILLIS, Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1895—3m
Black Diamond Line.
The S S COBAN, sailing trom Montreal on Friday morning, Sept. 20th, will be due at Charlottetown Monday morning, Sept 23rd, anda will sail fer St. John’s, Newfyundiand, via Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possi- ble rates .
For further particulars as to freight and passage apply to
PEAKE BROS. & CO., septis Agents,
———$
PICKLING |!
20 Bris. Proof Vinegar (very strongest).
sm « 3AAr- * io * 2s 10 “ Cider,
40 Demijohns, oe 500 Pounds Mixed Pickling Spice.
CARVELL BROS. septl8—pat guar 2i
Blenheim Serge.
When onee worn always worn,
Fast in
color, soft, rich finish, and wears well,
Call and see for yourselves.
D.
A. BRUCE,
Leading Merchant Tailor.
P. S,—First-class ways find employment with us,
Coat Makers can al-
=r
LOOK AT THS
and be convinced. Every man should be well dressed: There’s only one way to carry ovt this idea, No matter what you pay for a ready niade suit, it’s only a ready made suit after all. Men differ too widely in form and figure tor the same clothes to fi. a regiment. Only your merchant tailor can fit you, and we are the merchant tailors of the best fitted men in Charlottetown. Don’t wear clothes that can only make other people wonder where you borrowed them, but come to us for something admirable in fit and workmanship, and more reasonable in price than any other house 1 the trade. Our stock of Fall Suitings and Overcoats 1s now cont plete, and at prices never touched in this city. s. A. McDONALD.
Charlottetown, Sept. 6, 1895—135 FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
= Seen =
sl . Si cca aod
Marine Insurance
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHTS insured at Lowest Rates.
ce
Sterling Certificates Issued ‘When Required. HORACE HASZARD,
Agent Western Assurance Co.
‘Kent St. Oyster Saloon,
Opposite Dr. H. D. Johnson’s
As the season for oysters is now open,
I will be prepares to-day and = dur- ing the season to supply the public | with the very choicest Oysters
| and other shell fish that can be obtalned
served in my
| in the market. They will be every way to suitthe wants of } tomers. They may be had either on the half shell, by the quart or other | wise as desired Our fish: being freshly opened require no military brass Having been
cus
<n Sheil
i band to awaken them. in the business for some years I have much pleasure in referring those who
| “a — ; | wish first-class fish to my former and pre | sent customers. Give me a trial order.
GEO. CARVER, Kent Street,
septl 7—3i
Wants, Lost, Found, && Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
TO LET—Two small warehouses, centrally situated, suitabie ‘or storage. Apply at this office. 3i—neptls
WANTED- Situation in an office by an ex- perienced book-keeper of steady habits; good references. Apply at this office.
septié—jm pd
STRAY ED—On Wednesday night lasi, from the pasturage owned by Mr Eden, Lower Spring Park Road, a white and brindle cow with tops sawed off horus. The finder will please leave information of her whereabouts with Mr. Dewar at Goff Bros. septlé & wky
TO LET—That beautifully situated two- story dwelling on «’rince Street, now occupies by James Reddin, Esq; possession ven first of July next Also, cottage situa on Hills- borough Street, lately occupied by Waliace arbing; possession given at once. Apply to Peake Bros & Co. 135 tf—septll
WANTED—A girl for general housework . Apply to Mgrs D STEWART, Kent Street. sepus
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LOST—Between Pownal Wharf and Brigh- ton, a fur collar with head. Reward will be given if returned to this office. tf—sept!3
TO LET—A house lately accupied by Miss Simpson, situated on south side of Graften Street, between Rochford and West Streets, in good order. Apply to ARTHUR MELIISH , London House Building, or corner of Great George and King Streets sept
W ANTED—An experienced girl for genera
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