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THE

DAILY EXAMINER

Grills, Setaaeie’'ot Ok — UIVIBI

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SALE

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TIONS MUST FALL

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of DRY

cuiteting and on all times ‘© LOTHING Even prices phia by ire st

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Charlottetown, June 4, 1895—246

prices GOODS,

and CARPETS. quoted tn Philadel- and, cannot during this month, make our own and do not keep. them ready us a call and we will give you our own make, much lower than imported trash.

Clothing, Hats, Carpets.

which is

LONDON HOUSE !

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MORTCAGCE SALE.

The Stock of DRY GOODS belonging late Firm of HARRIS &

iwill be sold at |ONLY.,

v. 1895—dv

Charlottetown, March 21,

Low

Prices

3. HARRIS

Acnt for Mortgagees.

STEW ART FOR CASH

ameeaenementenenll

TUESDA sf JUNE 4,

1895.

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We have them of a

figures to suit slender purses. SBVSHsssssessesesse

You may spend more money else- where, but you cant get better goods; they are not made.

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Beeecesececescece

We buy Corsets from the manufacturers large stock we have the Yatisi, W atchspring, EK, the

Parisicine:, D. & A. 200 in Black, =ummer Corset, aud many others.

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Charlottetown, June 1, 1895—246

Ww ooz.

Tam Agent forthe MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS. and uses nothing in the manufacture of Cloth but pure Wool.

Come and see our Double and Twist Cloth, made from our own Wool; Marino Wool, ali donble and Twist and bound to wear.

SUITS MADE TO ORDER by the best Tailor in the city and at low rates.

Weasonic ‘Temple MSBnuilding,

Charlottetown, May 20, 1895--135 & wky

HB84680 20068

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CORSETS!

multitude of kinds. slender figures, and figures not so slender.

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suit at

Corsets to All of them

our Waist, “ Domininion ” q

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only, Among T, Long

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WooL!

This is the largest and best equipped Mill in the Maritime Provinces,

I want 50,000 pounds of Wool this season, for which I will pay the highest price in Cash or Trade. also a choice line of Summer Suitings, made from fine

Call here, pick your goods, and leave your order. OUR CLOTH is the best in the market, made from pure Wool only, bound to give satisfaction.

Grafton

THREE DOORS BELOW J. DBD. McLEOD’S CORNER.

Street,

In In In In In

Grey and White Cottons, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Ladies’ Corsets and Kid Gloves,

Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.

Charlottetown, May 31, 1895—dy

Look Out for Bargains

In Print Cottons (see our wonderful value at 5c),

Men’s Hats, Shirts, Collars and Ties,

You will save lots of money by buying these goods from us,

J. B. MACDONALD & C@.,

QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET.

‘Gents’ Furnishings and Linen Goods

In Latest Styles and Creat Yarieties.

Untaundered Shirts, 25 for men and boys, 10c, 12c,

fronts and cu ffs; from 20c¢ to $1.75 each.

it is the latest make;

re, 400, T0c, $1 and up.

lic, 20c, 25c. ?

White Laundered Shirts, 50c, 65e, 75 Celluloid and Rubberine Collars and Cuffs, all prices.

Sumner Negiige Top Shirts, in silk stripes, blue and black dots, black with colored stripes, flannelettes. from 25c to $3.50 each. Braces for Men and Boys, an endless variety in all colors and prices.

Summer Underwear, in Lisle thread, balbriggan,

Immense variety, in English and Canadian,

When going on a trip

Our Goods are of the Latest Styles,

FOR GIVING

TO

LADIES’ DRESSES.

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Featherbone Skirt Bone

STYLE and SHAPE

For sale by leading Dry Goods Dealers.

A light, pliable, elastic bone made from quills, It is soft and yet yielding, conferming zeadily to fol Is, yet giving proper shape to Skirt or Dress.

The only Skirt Bone that may be wet without injury.

The Celebrated FEATHER- BONE CORSETS are corded with this material.

VV Popular Shoe Store.

‘LATEST SUMMER S| : ' LAT Ky ih SIDE NEWS. ; DIED. . 4 At Charlottetown on the 4th inst., Mar- = B Special Correspondence of The Exani!ae: Nicholson, aged §3 years. Ux : : - {Faneral on Thursday morning at ten | : ‘ yew BUiLpIne Mir “\ A. Br nj ¢ lock, from her hate lence, Malpeque Fort > putting up a fine brick bu 1g} Road,to R cky Point Ferry, en route to Ayonaa e oid stand fora printing offi e | Canoes Cove.) sant ical on t ai ‘ vane : ‘ » ~% ' ° , , 7a s Mearry-Go-Rounp.—( apt. D. M At Marie, on the 24th ult., Ella Louise, Wo = 7 |S and Geo. Muttart have bough! oat loved wife of Olivar Webster, in the in the ” erry-go-round. We understand tha’ te year of her age. The deceased was wit iow ‘ Any & Pp WAS BO v0. M P. Muttart and s« ie tt } is} ly esteen 1 by all her acqna ntiances Quore y the Northumberland this morning for | end faced death with the fortitude of a ; M where they are going to set up| true believer. Her last words on earth New v-go-round. were exclamations of submission to the ——_ VAL.~—Rev. Mr. oe lderston was a | WH! of God and hope of eterna] life through ay n the N umberhand } } the atoning sa ce of the Redeemer. ana Xv rr ’ | ‘ - ~ EINE } ; Suddenly, Boston, Mass on May 28t} Racks M ! Mina —The steamer i- | Charles J. Driviag | arrived this morning | town. gage, O83 New Sipewaik.—-A_ new side wa!) — = > | ; , | , i ioral { i e €as of W ater eet promise " great improvement Oe eee ite ¢ i A. Us The case ag st & am I Jar s McDonald, V.S » for viclat f : If _ For Heal th | of Mrs { i A > lior | to | gy ™ S oe era 3 as TI rr Every glass of Hire’s R vot Beer @ | thieves S$ n PA nirty ] xt ‘ Stands for health. home and hap pi- er ‘ t Nor iy 1 @ ness For healt} hanasmen it meth = ' I alin, because the ingre- - le returning ¢ dients f from which itis made forni the e! Mor. ‘ S MUR ELI egg ie é we s of our most valuable medicines e being | S LUIS! LECTURES, ! ¢ Fo: hone because it can be made | the WS a C 1 : |@r ght at hone without expense or ex- . i 0 iiOy tor eT * ’ } eppos \ hides lahat of thes ea | @! Vor happiness, because wi a5 wa g ‘ Oe eee ee ee g i strict temperance drink, yet fi a: - st he and His Worship } tS of ena uke an L vi u A 25 ee : abs ble to the lett ri € ‘ an 1. vo cent ie . ‘ : to the k f : 5 es satin et NR Market Hall to Mr. J. Spencer e: aK Nt ; as ’ : " . y y are op] 1to Mr. Ellis © rr é = somo Hs TOMASO & JOHNSON, & jg take s rage : sy ; i nterest of the citizens, for trey € There 3s puaatity ‘ f f for | @ ave nothing to fear fr nquiry. (1 ¢ . take g ‘ sys = t} "'a ie mgeiry | Th teliable Druggists. nit | n the interests a } at b the. Teenie: of trail faaveneeeceeteces Y I not suifer from examinatio Wox 1 t M K) > * cities of Yomini | Euwa r th I inl i. pave « gather he is but a seeker on tu W hy, then, should Mr. Tante or | 5 the } a fear Mr. Ellis? , © . an discussion is : ve : stroye cussion » m i F i} heiek nd the ad vi K é bn ywhere see that the best } ‘ F ; H Tae ( rage the expressions of in ing Doubt is often + eer aay Jane 7 It relieves one of mental ndol > ° ‘ . | Yonis \ hould we expect all to Business Grows as it De-| fer ot S i possible that tolerance ‘ t > ‘ , farth a} : “ by afew? Tolera senves (0 Grey : » Peak ’ 1 of othe p2ople’s r a <“ ‘ S$ [t means SwEt & Tati eau " } ] a he wa has an Of _—_ a Now and then one might p i t be pu wh wilh-v sence a. * 2 : i i ; hiw 1 . . P.E.1 be cried down witl eles - vuy oul of f1 iendship but he -é mc is€é his Opinion differs from V ould soon get tired of it. a Ge : : egg oo : ] Us , trance demands . E iiis sh 7. i a was mu he allesval ieisaly Of Eb tadek aouvenceed Watch the crowds that come viows ye - hall in the city, andif his opinions be} here. Get their experience, | ; g, that he be answer i rood ar cat lear . T asn® ; S a answered with good and| get their thought. You'll] ] 42 ; ” ‘i. ; =) * 11] ' Farenas then stop wondering at all i Wan i this activity. a een ee * . I e Cover.—This forenoon Mic mane renee M an Wa i$20 or 90 days ARK | if THT & OG: kc ess. | i Ont iy Wi y uy U, i: adie ce a Prixce oF Wares CoLutece.—The com-! Wha Sell at Selling Prices. Ai _ Meu § exe? es Prine a + ere ~——s ei pene rence eet engaged \ i ew | the O ra | a9 2 Mm} za il thi pere mn ake 2 House on Friday, 7th inst., at 8 o'elsck. | DOMObIND That Qught to was siru ! \ fee } is wW ecl T; t aa i rarn « " . 7 i iy eigenen th interest All Farmers tance of a ‘nsccoauibinuiiie i ree | Tne Dovse Howestean.—We call atten: | corners drive t i DOUSE gg war rage Pi ine ( HERBAGEUM restores herses and #]} ager meu tien a f James rie to al . ..3 unGer m ae ~— ad, of AINE : I. Pardie a uC other anin s out of condition to health z iay Ss f anyone wishing to purchase | aq viror Mn My ; ’ r a the best eecieinae a os +h ow . = © ‘ ‘4 i ae oy ee eee ne ee. eee ee It isthe best Blood Purifier, one which Frora er for hotel site or private re at ‘ 4 . 8 82nd Q : { In cade a ! oe Mon ne ee BESMORY, © PI er om. ef ae : . —— es aS, Saltp r or any tnjurious sub Roe - —— 2 = j stance Davic J. 1 : resig New Seatcre.—The Standard, I a ti aso 4s = : Mecomn 1 : wiles : “ghee : jail. | Horses keep in fine condition when fed | 13 ¢ : eid Lieutenan ton’s new and enterprisiny daily, bas adued | +r , : } . provi- ( S ant A lexand “be ai Ape aie, aa "3 ; yt — t<erbageum. For cattle it is the best milk Foot ag . C ical reb P erfe en immen ani flesh producer. Hens lay more eggs ; OOC, *} 38 r , ss i . ' , r ‘ . ers web perfecting press, the | when fed Hert ageum Fed to calves an- a iV € - its kind in Bo ton or New I iz awers better than | ie dias ae ‘... Tee M af i: . : “» aes , Sv S 0 r than lingeéd, costing only one- | , vs ar A feature of > press enables the | third as muck faixly w : , ei : “See aCe aii) } Standard to print om or blue adver Sold in bags containing 4 }bs for 5 side al : A, ide, cena at eth aves on ti tenes Coo an _DOGR OORIMENE Se OT ey proda whan ; lin Sau ction be oer, Wieeee bla et p TI on the paper are | cents. 4 lbs is enough for one animal for ot a in get » Del wk ‘ 6 +] ; , : eral r i un ats tirr es dail : a i Nipr y — © | six weeks, fed re guile arly twice a day—cost ] aI ts fir hub’s bic dailies en . ie caastts y ten me a a I = . ' i erving of all cred | a t over one cent per day. It will pay : a ee ; you to try it. Potatoe ast week ha pped | erin Rye pee from 25¢ to 17 18¢ leman Has His Own Ancer—A new sect of Le oe > WreauEs slow. Hai roted at 2 religious worshippers has sprung inte ex- | 1EO. BE. Ht og a —— stence at Zalma, Mo., and is attrac ing Apothecaries Hall T taw | : vo ‘ ms Inter widespread attention. The Rev. ye 1S Supren e Grand | ge, a. Gee ¥ Shrader is the shepherd of the new flo k. meet , ‘Rp ; 2 The centre of attraction is a youog r iq ual é i in ots ef June and ses r & | who makes periodical flights to heaven, « | week or more Delegates will be present | jit isc ed, returning with ressages for i ON UEEN STREET. fom Prince Edward is!and; in fact every | ¢ believers. The Rev. Shrader claims ’ moof the i w resented. | the Bible to be out of date, anc proposes to | bis will be the largest and t infl stablish a new code obtained from h Vy We are instructe: ad to sell | by Auction, on tial gather) gf of ty 1 Templars ever held suiarters throu th nstr imenutalits } TRIDAY, Jur 1@ Tth, at 12 o’clock, noon, = a s i i < : | a ges ae Tie Gover: Massa Mayor | his “angel.”—Chicago Tribune. i hse conveniently-situated Building Lots tf Bexton, and other dignitaries will take —_—_— | on Queen Street adjoining the residence of part in ihe proceeding: Ciry Scnuoor Boarp—At the regular he | ate Chief Justice P almer. — meeting of the Schoo! Board last evening The auction sale of these building Jots Tue Waeet.—It Icoks very much as if was decided to close the | offers a rare chance to secure centrally- the Charlottetown Cycle Club had come to| echools for the summea _ holidays| situated sites for private residences or stay. We understand that arrange Sjas followe: Queen Squure on _ the "| business purposes. are being made w the Driving Park As- | 25th; West Kent on the 26th and Prince See large handbills with plan. sociation wher: the will secure 3 Street on the 27th. The exatni natior of | Terms—25 per cent at sale, and balance i . ~ we of park a > of re a | the ce partine nts in ¢ ach Scho 01 will be ecured by mortgage on tne premises for a day, also the training room under the/at10o’clock. The pupils wi ill be mas i of years, as may be agreed on. grand stand. They have also secured the the hall at 12 o’clock, when the me A. MeNEILL & CO., Park for « » the early part Cf | and trustees’ cert ific ates will be present Auctioneers. Aagust : 1 to hold grand me successful ones. It nein i 4 ‘ 24 —dy tl sale wy 1i The ess and w a} tainmens be dispensed with. is ict ciiscinetlcammsihiasdly scapes hid Wish ‘ept an opening and closing song. lie — teachers’ report shows that the enrolment v, ’ . | 4 o . . ¢ _Ac at pe SUDIY; Am- | for Muay was 1395,an increase of 13 over | herst, 1 form Of @ | the preceding month The percentage of pet ier water IN | attendance was 85, the highest being 97 in pne ‘ wl! } was i Mr Cc W ¢ " ¢ " - r. Cullen‘a room. The fewest case ) moOden s ago. Theaction | tardinoss were in Miss Harris’ and M ss r I "TA. of ihe a ! € aS) Mc Xisinon’s { tment The st in 7 . P Mex 2 os +: lepar ae ro led . a - Sealed Tendes (in duplicate) for the sur ply | e meth of relieving the crowded cond of Hard and Soft Coal, Hard and Soft Wood car 1 v r I xiul of Prince Street S . oo] w discussed (English measure), for the heating of all Mili- — ‘ ) be ey . at re by me | tery Buildings in each of the Military Dis- a 4 ' ‘ - ee wa thé pught the mo a a able m tricta, wi !be received up to FRIDAY, }4th eu | 4 the marks we MIS | would be to remove the boys atten Tune, 1895 Tenders to be marked on the left | . « v . very weig ‘ g a aL ¢ Prince Street School (alx TOinr ne: i gerner of the envelope: ‘Tender for sixil ; Pr ine S ret t . bool ( at nut oe it on) “Coal? * Fuel Wood.” gs the case may be, ixth - 4 Weat Kent otreet Sci: 01 — CLs rei aaa aiietniiel to the undersigned, Ottawa. ng Prince Street of one primary depart- Printed forms of tender containing full par- Po ( su.—S } py ticulars may be obtained from tbe Depart- “a M ment ment at Ottawa, and atthe Office of the De- tors were i — —-- px ty Adjutant General ef each of the follow- Sunday dy eating a Phe v ne We ha put our price cutter to w r Military Districts, vizr London, Toronto, Were Mrs. be thre anebters nat for herenine ofl this sty tial 9 K ngston, Montreal, St Johns, Quebee, Hali- airs PUCK.CY, ‘ a +8 K out fo argal — £ shies: mont | fax, NS, StJohn,N B and Winnipeg, Man. BN0 thr tor I 4 : ih Was Of ig of dry good othing and No tender wiil be received unless made on he r , @r vas I ale Peawee Bros . the nderf | a printed form furnished by the Department, - “os . — Pp Prowse Bi » the wonderful cl nor will any tender be considered if the print- al ‘ ie) Mags as sui m d form be alteredin any manner whatever. m i« ¥ ufler tach tender must be accompanied by an fr ' | ac cepted cheque on a Chartered Canadian é : are : Bank for an amount equal io five per cent of two bh tk W s the total valueof the articles tendered for, f the T which will be forfeited if the party making pedo = the. tender decline tosign a contract when cream wa z ontaining ok. wd upon todoso, If the tender be not ace two nl t i Phe unde raignel, for for the] last r20 ye } cepted, the cheque will be returned were j n « | associated with the firm of A. He mans & fhe Department does not bind itself to ae- 2 yt ' fisvo 5 Son as Look and Gunsmith, Plumber end | ° atic od: a etaeene Captain : a Bye “un » UE a mR ES General Jobber, begs leave ‘to inform ih ‘ Secretary. Desrn McLiacet. — The | public that he has set up in business o Deyartment of Militia and Defence, Re a ess. was | his own account in the premises, corner Oitawa, 25th May, !895. referred erday’s issue, died | of Queen an 1 King Streets, op posite oe may30—6i ee Lod ¥ will be re- | Uniouw House, where he is prepared PE | eer . moved to Sct. Dunstan’s | form all work intrusted to his care in uis Catis : , 7 at §.45,and/usoal satisfactory manner, Charges In This he Off lead will be recited. At | moderate. ; srpy . the ( . 4 Office, a Solemn HENRY HERMANS. High Ma Kequie wih §=60e junel —4i eod : ntu sung, ai w take place from / ; é ven the Ca ' vay station, en «) y Toute | I ; sif past three 5 it is indispensable to have the cor- Oclock t y afternoor On arrival vs a oe : a at Hop, 1 - 1 ir In lots to suit purchasers,”cheap. rect time. By bringing your t Hone hody will te place bj <i gh . ‘ a le a the ma ; sntil the | JOHN NEWSON. | Watches and Clocks to be cleaned, uc Ca if eti aia 4 se ae | . : interme: . Juv | ap30—2m repaired and regulated to G. G a JURY, you will be in keeping with

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They y ’re only tually worth up to Si.15.

Double Width T weeds, at thi:

SIE IRE ST

50 cents a yard,

TLL LLLL LLL LAI ELITE HAVE YOU-——

IF NOT—

and they’re ac-

OUR WINDOW IS FULL OF THEM!

beautiful goods, offered

great sacrifice to effect an immediate sale.

BEER BROS.

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Cx

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Tue Weatiuer.—Moderate winds; fair weather; stationary or alittle higher tm

peraiure,

beaming mien thagmaliimttti sane wt

the town time. Make no mistake but bring them along, aad if they are past redemption replace them with You will save money by dealing with

C.c.JSOURY,

THE RELIABLE JEW:LEP,

North Side Queen Square, Opposite the Post Office, Charlottetown.

a new one.

_ may22—3m daw 14 & wy Closing Out Sale.

All the stuck-in-trade of the late Wm. Weeks, on north side of Queen Square, ccnsisting of Strong Boots and Shoes and Shoe Findings, will be sold out -at lss than cost. The balance remaining unsold ov i8th of June will be disposed of at Auction on that date.

may3i—wky tldte dy 135

Stock up to

Date.

plete lines in

Leading Styles ty

Lowest

we are bound

WE

Prices !

Charlottetown, Eay 30, 1895 ~135 &

Styles away up!

WEEKS & WARREN.

LADIES & GENTLEMEN !—Don’t sight of the fact that we have full and com-

lose all kinds of FOOTWEAR.

Prices away down!

For Comfort, Durability and Good Value

to take the lead.

Try the Popular Boot & Shoe Store.

EKS & WARREN, NORTH SIDE OF MARKET SQUARE,

wky

1, 85e, 95e, $l, and up to $3.50 each. Linea Cuffs, 20c,

See our Percha Shirt, white with colored merino and cotton; excellent value

Linen Collars, 30c, 35e, 40c, 50e.

oF 25¢,

Hats and Caps, Straw and Feit,

don’t forget to see our Trunks and Valises,

McKAY WOOLEN Co., BARGAIN CORNER.

fhe Acadia Sugar Refining Co., Limited, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.

Prices quoted on all graies lelivered at either Halifax, N. S., Charlottetown, Sum- merside or Souris, P. HK. I.

HORACE HASZARD,

Agent for P. K. Ixland,

Ch’town, April 2, 1895 —246 ly

3 Those Who Study Economy 7 and yet wish Stylish Effects

USE

FIBRE CHAMOIS = :

No other stiffening can give the same durable and graceful effects, and no other is as wide, 64 in., or as cheap, 35c. per yd.

FIBRE CHAMOIS can’t be creased or wrinkled, is easy to sew, quite unaffected by moisture, and will last forever. Its smooth fin- ish and —e are specially suited to light summer materials

TO INTERLINE In 3 weights. Beware of imitations. GOWNS AND WRAPS.

Every yard of the GENUINE FIBRE CHAMOIS is labeled,

Patented July, 1890. Trade Mark Registered.

The wholesale trade only supplied by THE CANADIAN FIBRE CHAMOIS CO., Montreal. 624—junel

~ BDIRITININ Leave your order at THE EXAMINER 1B ~ ee ean print anything you need. See our samples. ood work, promptness, low rates

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COLE. :

Landing to-day per Schooner James Semple, 100 Tons Acadia Nut.

C. LYONS & CO.

May 29—lw p&g “ SNAPS. Just received 146 cases and boxes of Oranges. Blood Oranges selling at 26

cents per dozen, otner kinds from 12 cents per dozen up. ‘Prunes, a nice lot, 7 cents per Jb

W. A. HUTCHESON. junel 31

indian Butter Tubs. |

2500 large, smooth and well-made. Very important to have tubs to hold the pickle.

CARVELL BRCS

may3]—iw 2aw 52 guar

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading harged five cents per line. °

“W ANTED-—A giri for general ‘housework. Apply at this om z. tf—june4

SATCHEL Losr- Lost this merning, be- tween Capt Cameron’s house, Pownal Stree and Dr Dodd’s corner, a tan ‘colored —— . en seme nae and a bunch of k Finder will be rewarded by a it at office. unen

WwW NTED-A young man for salesman, either in boots and shoes or dry goods; must have experience; good reference required, Apply to J B MACDONALD & Ca. 4i—iupd

BICYCLE FOR SALE—A first-class bicycle. forsale. Apply to Harny Crocr.grr. june3—ti_ pd

FOR SALE—MIii Brook Farm, 13} acres, situated in West Rovaity, three ‘miles trom. town, or will exchange for property in the city. For particulars address JoHN CaMER- on, P O Box 79, Ch’town, lw pd—may27

WANTED—A girl for general housework. Apply at EXAMINER office. janei

TO HIRE.—A first-class =e Wine and Bugsy; . also a doble seated Phae Terme r Enquire at G. G Saryedeene.

able north side n Square, opposite Post Office. May 16—dy —

TO LET OR TO BE SOLD— on the Nerth River, and form the eum- mer residence of the late ‘Admirat Bayfield ; terms very reasonable. Apply to BAYFIELD & BLANCHARD. junel

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