THE DAILY EXAMINER

THURSDAY,

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| LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS TERRIBLE YACHTING DISASTER, i ‘ i 7) Hight Men Drowned ss John Harbor os } Seer eS Tuesday, i ac ee Dene The second race for the corporation $ 5 i rt § ts € i A SPECIA Y eer : ‘up was sailed in St. John harbor on i é 4 § g 4 3 e Y . . 7 i o | Tuesday afternoon, and had a sad ending. ? é rhe vacht Primrose, when near Mahogany | 7 ay ~ as ev : ° , ¢ j ¢ MJ | . ree | Tsland, was struck by a squall and sank | | $ Flannelet(es $ 7 » immediately Of twelve men on board | } ae or - the | only four were saved. Those lost were S. inte Fee PR ECEIVED Oh tui $ That b\ | ash $ . , oh Hutton, owner of the yacht; Fred Priest, . " r ‘i . . | { : a! : 1 t Lint a ? “ ° ’ . re W. Russell, Fred Akerley, James Hurley, | And W ear, ¢ | ~_ George Frich, G. Bartlett and G. Heath- $ veel . la ax. N.8 Ww field SS ae ape tae ——_! ; : n Sabbat] Ihe course over which the race was $ € | h Line ‘ ‘ i abba ‘ ti i and ) | i, led was a 7 per iv ~ — to | f R OW S - O S $ In Price They Range From $ | all beams Ip s ‘ . st on rvice thogany Island, 7 miles down the bay | = . ‘ “ and return Among the boats entered | e 5 Cenis tJ 27 cents, « _-_o ‘ r & summor were the Maple Leaf and Primrose, the é © TO BOSTO N Train Que former owned and wat ned 7" tlijah Ross ° wong ¢ f : an at ' yr 3S ue on, meme | __- “ ; f the Canada _ poe pots oe . "se Perio é A Nice Line at cen‘s. > MI } crew : The vied on start ng wes pretty ¢ A Little Better, 6 $ Fast Direct Line, Not Calling - stiff, but when the Maple Leaf and = Prin- | r ‘ . : @A Splendid Va‘ue, ° at Halifax. Yi ae ai acai a as nn on | Ne W Hi ate, Lew Clothing, new e pr ee about “ @ ees S\ Ca ‘ = to be | turning buoy, the wind died away and for | ‘ ‘ e vard wide, CHARLOTTETOWN SERVICE. 1 xccommoda i half an hour or more little headway was Dress qa oods, New Clothing for A First-class English ee $ — ° 0 i lw ed | made. The Maple Leaf turned first, ful- | aa : nelette, 2 The SS. “FLORIDA” will leave —- Sunday week lowed by the Primrose. Just then in | Child en. ¢ ¢ Navigation Co’s Wharf, Charlottetown, a tense darkne<s set in and rain began ai ee ae @ | TUESDAY, JUNE 26ru, at 7 p. m., and | Mr. PD MaclL« w fallin heavy drops, accompanied by a | : ; every Tuesday thereafter, until further : ‘ th i few . S A Pisce tssortment of Shirt- . "- . : wuld mt \ Nir M Creek, on | high gusty wind, which in a few seconds "hs tk | eI iid ? Cl I o ? ‘ ' roimen | notice; Hawkesbury, Wednesday, at 10 M4 i at 10.30 a. m afterwards blew with hurricane force ~ a . a 00 t 13 | ren - . ot Mn ® Slow onan ee much ¢ Peewee © ing at Boston early Friday We at 6 , Sept. 2nd t 48) This sudden outburst of the heavens cansed VW } . tw ‘k EE ‘ } ? } o , morning. Nia Rive 2.30 p. n great anxiety to be manifested tor the rac- ly our > toc for a l WwW il bri ns os é FROM BOSTON—Saturday, June 23, New Glasgow itoad, 6.30 | ing yachts by the large crowds present,and | a» , 1 ve » N > | at 10 o’clock, a, m., and every Saturday nee | it was not until the boats hove in sight crowe s to our tore - 4 0 one | thereafter until further notice. ‘ : | | Mr. | thas the feelings oj the crowd were reliev- | ] l ] ‘ MOORE & McLEOD | Superior Passenger Accommodation. A M. P. P., is at present feel-| ed. But this relief was of temporary dur- Ss 10 u ( Pass us. ’ Quick despatch for freight. St. Peter’s distr with | ation, for soon afterwards a tugboat ap- 6 : anptoate tor Se Some | guaret fe: the chenael aver Porwidge | ; . Ch’town, Aug. 14, 1894—t t's $ HALIFAX SERVICE, erie, Cores ieee i | Island, having in - =~ a | q) ur prices shall be tlie lowest 7 Beginning Tuesday, — aa favor e w what (the! another of the racers. seat esse har I e st ; 4 a f ‘ 2 H | ite steamships “ OLIVETTE ” or ( ants k of a | sails and came near being wrecked in the | on this sland. Should yo ij Vi “a nt $ g g & g g g y g | « HALIFAX . « ill leave Plant Wharf, a 7 gale. The tugboat landed the Sunol and | ’ 2 VE ‘ : 6DOO8OSO0OO884888? Halifax, every Tuesday and Thursday at ‘ v aT Ro Bay Phe miss100 | crew on the west side of the harbor and ‘a Boy Ss Suit or a Young J al ~ Sa. m., Saturday 10 p. m., (until further 1 ed s es Ro Bay then came over to the city side. Then it was | —~e e | notice) for Boston direct. ‘ ¢ las ek On Sun lav that the news of the dreadful calamity by Sut vou can save money by - eatnine. call Sean sean ahiie: Cece ; vas brought 10 2 | which eight lives were lost became known. | gs ° | Wharf, Boston, every Tuesday, Thursday \ he parial as; The story as told by the tugboat hande, | trading Ww ith | and Saturday at noon . Ta nie | who were in the neighborhood of Mahog- | Passengers arriving in Halifax Monday g vl were hell morning any Isiand, ix, brietlvy, that the yachts | g 5 : or Wedneaday evenings, can go dircet'y on g N e history of were becalmed. The Primrose, which was | | hoard steamer, i wo erest taken in spiritual | sailed — by Hutton, was in the} eh I most dangerous position, and when Tiss Sickles Oe os ee baggage ; pate iis The El she was struck by the wind| checked at Prince Edward Island Railway ¢ Exrerratsment.—The Ele she dipped forward and began to fill, and | a j etatione, : Concert Compa vder tl n less than three minutes disappeared be- 5 Bor fall lnderesation os bo cates of. ans t Har J. Da rave a : Ty 9 | or fuil information ¢ | 8 oO I I E , neath the waves. There were 12 persons sage, freight, ete., apply to office of , “18 5 pie ~ pane yi board and ull were precipitated into the Charlottetown Navigation Co. ~ we snd Fentriioquism Ot | raging sea. The engineer of the tug boat, ? ] l i @. , } raging g : j a en I ve or Canada. Market Square last evening. Ther | Tene the terrible phght the men were m,| = RE) Wonderfal Cheap Mien. ’ B. 1. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canada , arge 3 : and luring | turned the course of his boat and within a | : ant Wharf, Halifax. oe sre disposed Of. | few minutes was amongst the Primrose’e | RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents, Ther @ another tertainment thi- crew, who were floundering in the water - sailing 3 ] hi) North Side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston. ey 4 ie The only article on board the Primrose ari ottetown, August 21, 18S "y s € 5 June 16 " The cotta and Jand | (except the clothing of the men) was a 7 3 diapiininaiiaiaiuiiaias ie Q S ast. as advertised, was | wooden bucket. This was caught by Fred | 20th inst., and realized $405 | Haines, who placed it under his arm to| 7 ‘Dy NO ROR JOHN CALDWELL. JOHN MAIR. Me James Morel ‘ bP P E I. Railway | better enable him to keep afloat. Subse | — NOW SELLING FOR os ote ' was : yaser quently he succeeded wn getting the bucket e@ ESTABLISHED 1883. " steamer Jacques | under his body and was floating in this eo iecd ' same estate, wil) | manner whéa rescued. Another of the h } a fl I cae at 12 ‘clock crew was resc ted inan almost exhausted pica recreate ata oe oe an en Ss ac 5 JOHN CALDWELL & C0,, ' i Steam Navigation Co's | state. The third, Howard Holder, pe . ; "' osm aaa | was agood swimmer, kept himself afloat and | ie : : : 2° ; cir : one ee | was taken on board the tug quite easily. He Persons who neglected paying their Fruit and Produce Commis- Hay su Crart The steam vacht lixpluyed very great courage in fighting ASSORTED SIZES. sion Merchants, 1 Awa e of the handsomest crafts of | the way until all che others who could be Fr iI I { t} t ma | r p . 2 ‘ » rely . 1 ~ ’ ai \ ‘ 9 "a oLDTph STS at has visited this port fvand could be safely gotten on board be- | o nn 3 «fas Y ‘1 nease Note 1a 187 MoGILL and 131 ST. PETER STS. a arrived | ast afternoon, | fure allowing them to assist him. Mc- ae counts ast at W | (1) MONTREAL, ; was supplied with coal by Charles | Keever, the fourth and last man rescued, M Oyst ialt c 1 ; var ‘ | had « “ry par F escape is life . . falpeque Oysters a speciaity. orres- I a. The Unquawa is commanded bs | hada very narrow cape with his life. : : ‘ . a Oys 2 ( tain Lookwood, and is from Montreal \ He sank twice, and was about disappear- how W eS j equul © the ane sunt hi full, pondence solicited. Tele phone 1876. New York a intermediate | ing again below the surf when Engineer | e e augl4—3m pat pot S s owned by James Ross, of | Bluett, of the tug, who was now in asmall @ fa a Montreal, who is board, accompanied | rowboat, seized bim by the oomar, and amnion . by wife and son and two guests. } with the assistance of others of the crew 904--t t 5 —_—— , | of the tug, pulled him out of his perilous Charlottetown, August 18, 1894 | ‘ Cucren Norice.—Rev. John Hawley position. Saniuel Hutton displayed great ' } D A a ears See re ee 2 = : o Ee - 5 p E Island Railwa w preach in the Presbyterian Church at presence of mind throughout the exciting s s soem inecevorececaacrmrsesciials rans aaa e x . Cc vad Sunday next, at ll a. m..| experiences. Although only able to swim a ie and at Brackley Point Road at 3 p. m | little, he refused to accept assistance ten- ROGERS’ BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. On and after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the Rev. P. A. McLeod will preach at Mount | dered him by the crew of the boat, merely 5 trains of this Rallway will run daily ‘Suadays Stewart at Il a. m. and 7 p. ™.; | remarking to the rescuers when they got ae . ‘ ; een Sentne temens. and at Lot 40 at 3 p. m Rev. T. F. Ful-| to him, “Don’t mind me: I am all right: Charlottetown, August 21, 1894—tu thu sat Read down up i . yreach at West River at Ll a.} pel » others.” The crew of the tug = — ee >a AM Leave Arrive PM AM shhh t : Ri eat 2 : : Rev. E I nig . 4 f aaa that Hutton . O@b.ccoss Charlottetown.......690 04 and at Clyde Kiver at o P my v; . + | boat taking it or grante aid . AT 301 614.....Royalty Junction 608 ois Sark BD. Aa@ preach & wee om | was a your swinmer pac 0 A ere 350 648. ....North Wiltshire 5 34 wo " ue ts —s ee ee ee sa ; piaies : 155 730 anos an acne oo On Ee -_ the « “rf unfortunates ho saw noth ing 5 03 740 Freetown... 48 710 Rae yet] J.B. MACDONALD &COS. = |= 3: : : i : iM DD scvcee Z Veseeve M Find AS SE i Opera House | appeared when nobody seemed to know, smal -—__ J OR—_——<— s e , uM ( Summerside AM ex recital. The date set down is Sep” | ys he waa never heard to speak after the | he oe eke one 24 Chis talented young laly i= | first inteaview the tug boat men - with : = ce Gua” 8s Oe a gr ste of the California School of) him. It is not likely that ever the re- . rae ‘ i aN? , | $17 935 "Port Hill ‘O37 935 y - snd Oratory, and was very ome s of the foveal lane will be recov- Prince of Wales Co ege al ] y C 00 § JUST LIST EN !_. We have made a purchase of JOU pairs ot MEN S A LL-W OOL | 442 40 " . + Piaery prooes ; = oa j , “1 es e F * : . . . , — anne? 5urm 16 47 loom fieid, . 130 744 hig aplimented by the San Francisco | ered, as the tide where the accident occur TWEED PANTS, which we bought at a considerable reduction from manufacturers | ¢ 00 11 14 eAberton. 22000 105 75 * er effort at gra a Va red runs strongly Out to sea. ; ef 4 TI . ] t a wilt sell off very low for Cash If you want a pair come to us. s . as. . Tignish ea an | | ie 3 peared before oe r y . rh , : y asi. 3 a J A } ciece. Mise Findley hes appeared before 7 NOW IN STOCK AND OPENING DAILY. ee. ee oe 1 and cheap. We will give Special | -----2.0c--- cere ase aren Ci 29 wali naman pr aaseyse ph DIED ‘ ae BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.—We have them good and cheap. e “ S] , AM PM AM PM sions, and has given such eviience Of Fe! At Little York, on the 22nd inst., Al ; a ,@Q . ¥ , -eeks Parents can save money by | 630 30...... Charlottetown....... 920 6% asin tenia yy Athi ork, cond inh, 4 : , s for the next two weeks. arents can save ’ Y | $3 30....., Chastetstown...... 99) Sm markable ability that we are sure she will) - i vissew son of Mr. Robert Vessey, icin ell iaienlappebeiie Discounts on Boy 8’ Echool Suits fo | 5 840 Belted. 8 ae be greeted with » full house on her appear” | 24 33 years. buying their Boys’ School Suits from us. | B65 05) ar oui 815 405 an repertoire | . : ‘ - ° Z Mou ee aoaniaaenennenate LL B. MACDONALD & CO $3 $8) nna aaer Vet ‘s Ececayt Girt.—We have | om ——— ————— a ° . 1 i 3 920 500 "* ‘St Peter's... 72 24 ' re ' ilver service | ~——e N D to B Stor wid 53 .. Bear River..... 2 ‘Ss oe ne ee fi 4 ' Market Square, Next Door to Bazaar Store. 1055 605 .. Souris... . 615 presented to the new Cathedral Bazaar | 10 PREVENT FEVER —_—_——— OO" Charlottetown, August 21, 8194—dy — — A M PM AM PM Committee by B. Rogers, Esq oe a i Re ie uaany uA ee OMAR ee ea i Me eae eM ee sreoceeenrnnemenin ‘ lh we referred in yesterday’s issue, i. . . - . AM PM ie > . a ‘ { : saiees ven It — TAKE—— : V St ! | 525 410 -Mount Stewart......810 3& ee Oe be t $100 a : / ) J | 938 503 Cardigan. ai tf tains seven pieces and cost B00U : | , s y t Ls § | 000 ) 20 Georgetown 700 2 His Lordship the Bishop and the B ine | Johnson’s Quinine Wine, A 4 9 | |AM PM se ing Committee desire express their | : ; F eosneroccooooscoos reves : ere thanks to Mr. Rogers for thi | prepared with best wine and Howard’s Printers, Bookbinders & Booksellers. PM os eel AY magnificent gift As stated yesterday > € | English Quinine, with aromatics, making { oi ns ie will be among the many beautiful articles | 4 plearant and efficacious combination, . (ceieas bs iPM saint AM d ed of at the Lazaar which opens &t | Contains twice as much Quinine as some sharlottetown, August 21, me : | ‘ A ._D. por i il ray the Skating Rink on the 24th September }other wines. Without a wr oe | re Z s Ti ee Moncton, 8. B. | thing to ward off fevers. rice $1.00 a | In U an ce. J. ONSWORTH, Superintendent, ———— | bottle. j i Uharlottetown. \ Betts.—T) marriage of - M ‘ i. Wr ght, G7 the firm of , ll i W S rman & C and Miss Janie | - b a e egos fe ae a nO Ter ‘Johnson « om, | Another lot of those WOVEN WIRE SPRING MAT- OR H 0 JOHNSON ‘ \ rda rning, Rev. EB ur | ‘ | . a. 2 a . . 7 se, wre j : . : Te ee a — THE RELIABLE DEUGGISTS. We have now a large and ITRE*SES and SPRING COTS, the cheapest yet. Also | England was bridesmaid, ana Mr. rerey | , . : | . . " , . oore Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. oe nsman After the ceremony ; | t f Hats! oo : : >, : : ae AR a assortment o ; “aw *ts and Parlor Suits, very ¥ iple left on @ wedding tour} (or Queen and Richmond Streets. complete a aM beautiful Rug Draw ing Room Sets and ' d EYE AN ' ee ce See eeede a 2 HE 5 § FASTNET fit Boys, Youths and Men, : , IR SETS before | satin set ‘ v Re a? e THe EXAMINer aug22 : as to y ? di | cheap. Look at our new line ot CHAMBER » E T . Office ge Kent Str % Mr. and Mre. Wright every success | nl ‘ reat 1scoun?t | : a . : ’ > oa | —_ =e : Sails cvery Saturday Evening |ecured at a g |buying. We please the people every time. Don’t forget | Aug 16, °94—ly ; ppb ner Ah: agg ont Lit E& ee in Canadian, American and | vod Katie Higgs were eee re Wants, Lost, Found, & ee eee ae hecker lourd, and * FOR HALIFAX English markets. Come and) alts, LOSE, sinatgia : j : g clergymen being is a checker lourd, and the move ’ 9 8s. } , ee ek . { WM (Cample at t © p > ke decide whether we shall | s . i O Nj ; ie : : a. ieee noneed x ) amy we make deck —r oe — ba tore vgoin?7) 7 Advertisements under this he ng charg re : ) iP Se F | — be rich or poor. Buying and selj- | Calling at Hawkesbury, Arichat & Canso. see our Hats bef 5 z | five cents per line. \ i ‘ arqrimareon : 2 } . ro . “ = Mesers. A a Farqu ing right are the big ends of busi- teturning, leaves Halifax every WED- anywhere else. Charlottetown, Angust 18 1894—t t s WANTED—AT Dsunith, aie having some ices talk i > 6 | NES Yr EVENING =: d ‘veloc “ ex,erience in bot air furnace w , ol I I. Higg Mr. Farquhar ness life. Prices talk in the same NESDAY a at 6 o'clock, ex, If em aja bet ote, Soames 2 wont pels, sie ¢ J s rarquharsgn, E-q., way thata good many people do. making same calls. Q : 5 S m cae Se ees — Mermaist Farm, and for #6 Inet #1) IF you cowld trust all that you see | Throagh Bills of Lading issued to al re | ey lent « Jorchester, r . . it i res ( p Orlebar Street, containing « %. € ; : . a ze n : ur- in advertisements it would be easy | ee ale - menein. gut Deatingeh « C ay 00 en 5) F Boys and Girls | ant situation; rent moderate. Apply to SID- Mi “ we ae. : _ Owest rates. : x , NEY GREY. —uugzs srl ler, and the bride is 4 enough to get a bargain anywhere. | W. W. CLARKE, | or _ F cena iad i ittasiineaninedinileania eB W Higgs, E-q, of But human natare is frail, os It Agent. Charlottetown, Apr | 9, 1894. WARDEN—Rev. James Simpson, M. A gfOR SALE—A second-hand billiard table, f After the ceremouy the is well to get behind yrice and Fee Cl’tow ne 16—dy. ye f\STER BOYS’ SCHOOL—Rev ye sold cheap for cash. Apply to A. Dows io adie * j i a ) va a echoes nd cm h’town, June 16 y oe a oe * ea ry H be: ' sone ae > S Pp a éecre below . comin ig ah 9 QUALITY "STYLE, NEWNESS | ; ! ASSIST \\ i MASTER BOYS’ SCHOOL | 7S ee ee s 2 ue EXAMINER juins y ote J As .o hata, aN Ee AEs i i” oan ge ee se f and PRICE, will stand the closest ‘ S I AN Lok, Y Ss { i Wr f vee Seti Mise Bi a ae BAS oh ee-iae ah. ae : MISTRE> GIR fs | = 2 partly decked; cost $45; price $20. Apply at —___——— vsti CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS "8 cits te =A r. Geo. F a | The Schools will re-open on MONDAY, fo — es a : wl ; i wie Edgehill, Windsor, N 8. S ae 3rd. "Pupile ‘premaed for | rWENTY , DOLLARS LA Bote tg f erest e even whieh | ° Septem bi ora. vp : 4 | twee the ont Office an ‘arve ., ype yg ig K WRIGHT & 00 LTD : ' | matriculation at the various Colleges and twe ate dollars. Finder will be a yh Al : : ; ving it at this office. aug ii et Ne MAR 2 Low Prices This Month, ae a . trip throug the NI i rt j , . it a d vit der FEES—Bk vs, $8.00 per term ; Girls rO LET—A house in good order, cx ntaining \ : Who Sell at Selling Prices. Established o the Authes 4 y Ps ™ £5.00 per term. se os rooms, situated on Wau rOtceet, nearly » } Synod of ihe $ t ’ - the Patronage of the Sync - rther information apply to the opposite Round House. Apply to Mrs. Low- : ‘ ; > For further information app PI ! } Diocese of Nova Scotia, and the | Ward r Miss DesBrisav : | DEN, Dundas Esplanade. tf—augls Synod of the Diocese of , oe eee ciauigandasvediedneamsieili Eakin . * ; ang eod . Fredericton. angl4—~ Sa selina FOR SALE—A cottage with five roome, at . 4 oo ae orth end of een Street. Apply to the See the LADIES’ JACK- _ Diiiciae: Miineinieias north end of Queen street to the nee ; lli es ‘ 51.00 Chairman Board of Trustees—The | Deliv ery Expl ess. TEet, Oe . e ee vid we are selling at 91. TT 1 VV ~ i ova Scoti 8. WANTED—By a first-class dry goods sales- 95 e } d } ] LIVERY ~) | j : 9 Bi-hop of Nova Scotia: : a ee ee i >: >: man, a position in adry goods establishment. and $2.50, worth double. ” President Poard cf Directore—It. G. Trunks, Baggage, etc., conveyed to and | Rings LINngs. iweive years’ experience. First-class refer- ' c Cc Leckie Esq. j all tre ins. steamboats, ete. at short . “4 ence. Address A. B., Box 158. augy f Tape . = T » f | from all trains, steamboats, , : lings Rings : : 2 All our BLOUSES and GREAT GEOUCE STREE*, Lapy Prixctpat—Miss Macuty, notice. Please leave a Pin J. Rin ro ings TO LET—The two Stores on Queen Strevt . y ; . ~ ; atton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen ings. ©” | lately occupied by the subscribers will et ea es SHIRT WAISTS : must be NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE. with a staff of twelve Governesses and | Patt & ae ee +>: : > noe } separately or en bios asdesired. Rent moder- E h f Fur 600 S at eer ros sold this month. Big discount | ° aaa are A. McQUAID. | Rings. MINngs. | ete. Apply tod. B. MacponaLn & Co, Mare : : RASEUCNOTS. 2 on -f A. MO é re . a Ds | ket Square, —j x tion 9 ' to clear First-class Turnouts, Barouches, Bug-| The Buildings at Edgehi!! have capacity | july26—3m eod Rings. Rings. | carmen a ataarntnarmemeinntnesseaes onan a gies and Open Wagons. Teams can be for 100 residents. The new building is | Rings. ¥ scp aeeieens - tain ‘Apply at this i eat objects in COTTON CHALLIES at) tad at any hour. Rates reasonable and | heated throughout-with hot water, and all | —— SPP tt -jy80 ust five years especially we have made it one of our great olijec special terms made for excursion parties. s are provided with the electric light. ; : ' f -verytl -w and desirable in Fur Goods. We! ge d 10 nts er — t : | FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—An upright busing — ¢ for our customers everything new an pre 43 6 an ce ? SE STANLEY "he grounds cover eight acres, about one- | ° . >is 6 ell ¢ tby the : I ; . t , best qualities JOSEPH STA) > The gro 5 : ca 5 fi j R fi r Piano in good repair to sell or rent by have ¢eq e 1 the markets in England and « anada tv obtain the very i t TC : aug3—lm Great George Street. half being solely for recreation, and laid | . Beauti ul ings “ | month.—C. L MorRison, Auctioneer. and ery t price. The very largely increased amount of os ee PRINT COT TONS selling & = out for Tennis, Croquet, Bewls and Ar- | B tif { lies julyll - dep riment, and the satisfaction we have given our customers, is full proo i . * Michaelmas term begins Sept. Lst. | = . ” eau Be es. | - ENT. -Watermere the residence of Go that onr embition in this respect has been largely gratified. Our sales already this very low. FoR SALE. ont lendar embodying full information| Ihave opened a new JEWELRY and winnde Uectan ak teomalammeenetiene PORNO ate that we «hal! surpass anything done by us heretofore. Ten Cases of oe? For ble form of ax estion for admis- FANCY OODS STORE on QU EEN ee led. also Parkview Cottage with one acra 7 our Pur Goods having already come to hand, we have decided to make our first Fur The Dwelling House on Fitzroy Street, and aoe a “5 STREETL, opposite J. D. McLeod & Co’s. | | Apply to A.MCNEILL, —_§2 tf guar pat is having a} : ie Dw ) Fate Moe vo | | —y : . Ex matonce. Our both windows wil! therefore be taken for that purpose for & . now in my S eaedialhs The premises necntine tet DR. HIND, | If yon want your Watch or C — he “ E W AY LO R, | Bie be. rr i Mobkirk. cians # few days. We intend making this the biggest Pur trade season on record by ws. All may be inspected daily from 1 to 4 p. m. +v25—Im eod Windsor, N. 8. | —-[ don’t mean to go when you go, ue . s anetg —— Oe ee oe tae correspon der regarding Style, Quality or Price of goods will be promptly attended 7s ly to. Messrs. M. & Cc JY ee - | goand keep good time—come to JOSE! H . ‘KK heated by hot water, bath room, all in goo ; : } £ For terms apply to. Messrs. M. » Ve i. | & beat : ed CAMERON BLOCK. , emt modesaie. Poaneaton given at to by we. McLeod, or to the subscriber A MARRIED COUPLE er two gentlemen | (;QQDSTEIN and have them repair order. B at nels ane oe S | BEER BROS ete JAMES McLEOD, | cau be sccommodased in a somvorshSmoe of | Open daily from 7a, m. til 9.30pm.) i=. street a Ad uC . 3 ition. ress X. 1. 4, ‘ . augZo . Central pos aug9 july 12 - aug6—3w m ws this paper. aide fae Weatner.—Wester) couth-westerly winds; fine; higher temperature. Ch*town, Ang. 2, 1894—dy