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A 4 j i ma a Pet r ¥ a iG oD Peske’s N Wha | DO AS a : N his &e€ 3 ) i charg & #2 ~ ana [ a aqdista oo back a :
ial aes
M ‘ Recrrat.—W ar! hat a grand si w » wi¥ the Opera Hous Thursday ng. J yA and patronag His H Lieu Gov , and His VW Mayor Daws i some iva i sted : Mr. Earle’s ; al stud Asp gramme is being prepared Full pa ars M 1y, WwW pro- gram
‘ipaaimaied
Sur Was ( 4 A seve vear-old ¢ x ar Dor s N. B., ’ 2. ma ie jog { 3 y las pa " ram K, W e th boar Cr y g Ambers At D 5 a ing W arr sworn “ Just {. Cha =| vil a t rain H arr 1 allowed the ° to pr ra
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FEOPLE STA —A ecial t the Detr News M i Mich., says : Twenty-f s of Hubbard, cf fa s it Mid and 3 morning : i > county offi dema 2 g eat. 1 Hu ib : S it f i T) 5 ave n tf rw i an! “ H i was s¢ i three years az G : fr De t. The ra 4 now, and the set tie s s « n we re fed to—- la —_ f
i I \1kKS.—Lightning struck the Mack tower of the <ast parlia- I tar me oe va Thursday I og, and a man named Breton, work-
vy inthe basement, was rendered uncon . Th ywer room thettirt! fi siderably wrecked. Four c ST 12 8iignt 8p
‘ Wed ; ghtning struck nt i camp meeting at a, near Muskegon, Mich., ta g Mrs. B son. Her sister, M was fata injured. The lat nd » atruck and ter- rit s rs the tent we i a more iess in- ” ti : ii
or.¢ c& B TO 4 -isAiL LINE,.— The « arranvements of the railways < 24 Fast trains and It yur 8 aD? s will be tne order of ti i CG. R. wil! send paszea- e g Halifax to Bustou in less 4 ri rs One of the new the Canadian Pacific
ix for Montreal! will
with sleeping cars
e3 jz Boston at
ae = © e
30 ' » it ia in season to | cour t sins for New York Su 4 The new ser- ¥) 5 ir trains a day bet 3¢. John and Boston, and two te ; y between Hali- | fax j there has been
; made a ince in @ better class of cars, a service will be better +) . - heat
‘
' ' ; Gatiiurst; treo
| successors the trick. For the sake of their
heads 1s at the Queen Hotel.
2 | Grand, st Stephen, N B; Mrs J F Macdon-
| dette, Dundas, registered at the Queen this
| cluded:
| McMillan, New Haven; L C Hayden, Ver-
| Wood, Mount Albion; Joseph Trainor, Lot Conduetor |
THE DAILY EXAMINER . a ie ode cee :
AND OTHER ITEMS. LATEST SUMMERSIDE NEWS.
Special Correspondence of The Examiner Gone to Dorcenester.—The criminals sentenced here on Wednesdar were taken
; to Dorchester Penitentiary yesterday in charge of Deputy Sheriff Waugh and Con- stables Thomas and Perry,
Persexsat—Mr. Walter McPbail and vife were passengers on the Northumber
iand yesterday, on their way to their home New Bedford, Mass
Mr. L. Henry left here this morning via the Northumberland, on his way to Port- land, Me.
Rev. N. A. MeNeil] was a passenger on
the Northumberland yesterdey on his way
to Havelock, N. B., where he is stationed
Mr. D. McKinnon and wife Friday morning for Moncton.
Arrivep.—Mr,. R. T.
safe arrived here yesterday, and was } His new brick store by io th. 42
June 14, per se
ned, } r
leit nere
Holman’s new
Exrorrs.—Sh pped
Northumberland for Point du Chene: 28 Cas eggs, S877; 284 bags potatoes, $ 156; ‘00 bush. oats, $280; 17 lambs, $34 ; total Soti.
Passi Twenty-nine passengers crossed over to Point du Chene via the Northumberland on Friday, and 41 on the returu trip :
vats: Clifton House--F I |
Horen Arr ke Halifax; F. G.
lervacKkK,
Brown, Toronto; Montrea!; 7. 2 Woodstock; Lewis F. Wilson, a:xerton,
Campbell Hotel--W. L. McLaren: town; G. DeRoches, Miscouche; Jas. Yeo, Green Park. Geo. Malone, Tryor F. W. Morley, Sydney, C. B. i
Hote! Russ—Jas. R. McLean, Ch’to GS. A. M Bride, St Stephen; Ta, F. ; Ellis, Alberton; Miss Mattie Black, Centreville; Major Wright, do; Ed- ward Crosby, Cape Traverse, Edgar
Ch-’ F.
Wa;
Strang, do.
—_—- +> 2 +a ______ A CLAIM TO GREATNESS.
(Montreal Gazette.) {he new crop of critics who deny Sir ny Sir John Macdonald’s title
neither consistent nor wise in r generation. If proof of Sir John’ capacity were wanted it ld :
to great
ie ow
would be fo
critics’ tributes to the stupendous
ess of the men he has overthrown
» aK
g¢ Confederation as the Starting point, it | ,*
idea of. Sir John
on of stupendous mental giants
Macdonald met h associat
fight, |
and worsted them, pot in time after time ;
one : own friends’ feelings the Herald and other
tractors of the man whose monument is ion square should admit that hb
.
Li¢
jualilies that appeale i to th popular hearts. Unless they do this the | pu: will come to think that those tales |
gh debating power told ‘about every new recruitto the Liberal parliamentary ranks are fakes, and that Liberal leaders rreatness is itself a myth.
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PERSONAL,
Stacy, |
| t ana moreover taught his
Mr. S. W. Crabbe returned from Sydney, |
OBITUARY.
We are pained to chronicle to
i e
} sudden death at Oyster Bed Bridge on Fri. | | day morning, the 14th inst., of Amelia | Hodges, the eldest danghter of the late
|
Henry Hodges, kisq., and reliet of the late | David Muteb, Esq. Mrs. Mutth was weil and favorably known in the vicinity in which she lived, as a most charitab'e lady and will be greatly missed by her large cirele of friends and relatives. She le aves three sons, David, James and Edison, latter now living in British Columbia, and
Boston, and Mrs. John McKay, of Oyster Bed Bridge. To the bereaved relatives and friends we tender our heartfelt sym- pathy. i . » acai ae . hey THE INTER-MARITIME MATCH, jadi | THe competetion began on the Drury | rauge about ten o'clock on Thursday morn-
_ | ing, says the St. John Sun. The conditio:
were difficult for good shooting. There | Was a strong, gusty,left wind, with drift | Ing fog | a rifle, but also to get asight. The targets were almost half obscured by the fog. The riflemen to finish up the 200
managed
two daughters, viz., Mra. Cunningham, of
|
the |
It was not only difticult to hold |
| yards contests on the Drury range, but |
The noon, Sus-
| then it had to be abandoned. | Shooting there ceased about } and the match had to be finished at | Sex in the afternoon. men found a fine, clouds, with
bright day, with drifting light and shade. right front, was
gusts. It was nota day for good shooting. The men | started at the 500 yards range and at it | the P. E. Island men did splendidly. They
rolled up a score of 243, or 14 more than
the Nova Scotiaus secured, and addeda | point at this rangeto their lead over New Brunswick. Pte. Smith of the 82nd Batt.
alternate rhe wind was from. the
strong
i | | trial « ; } brisk and came in }
and then got six bulls, making the best } score made at any range. Sergt. Crockett i - ii a Sees . | did almost as well, and scores ail through | were big. And when the men went back } to 600 yards, Nova Scotia had a lead of | two overthe Islanders and ten over the
P. &. I. started on? with an inner this time | ZY o~ : : | c Gloves,
home team. The scores follow :—
|
| NOVA SCOTIA TEAM.
} * ; oe
200 500 600 Tt)
|} Lt Bent, 93rd Batt....... 29 31 29 89
| Sgt Blair, 78th Batt..... 26. 20 32.88
| Ls Dover, 78. Batt.......... 27 36 29 8 Gun McEachern, H G A 28 30 28 86
Sgt Carter, 93rd Batt 26° ar 2 &
‘ Y , + “or oe *» is seen that he has met and defeated Mr. | Corp Cox, K CH oe oe 29 26 = “< Mackenzie, who, if sometimes mistaken, | [TOoper Webster, K C H 29 24 26 79 was undoubtedly a good man in every | Pie Bassett, 68th Batt... 26 28 21 75 | good sense of the term. Phen Sir John 222 229 222 673 tuckled that heaven-sent orator and ee | statesmen, and intriguer and wobbler, NEW BRUNSWICK TEAM, Mr. Edward Blake; and Mr. Blake went | 200 500 600 Til wn, and aw ay. ‘ Sir John f pught Col-Syt Henderson, G2ad ! with Mr. Laurier, who (always taking the Vuniees §.. | | 8h 96: 9° 99 celarations of Sir John Ma ‘donal V3 Op- Capt Smith, Rifles...... 2T 29 32 8&8 ponents), 1§ as an orator and expounder in- | Cant McRobbie, 8th Hus 30 29 28 87 terior, f to anyone, only to his predevessor, | Corp Sullivan, Rifles.... 26 3 zi 84 ir. B ake, and who possesses, moreover, (Sot. Lordly, 62nd Fus.... 24 28 29 8) rivalled magnetism and the power of | Maior Hartt, 62Zod Fus... 26 28 26 9 winning men = hearts. And Mr. Laurier | ¢ ipt. Manning, 62nd Fus 23 28 23 7 was deaten a3 dir, biake has been. Mr Capt. Langstroth, 74th B 27 26 18 71 [ r (and Mr. Blake, too) had with | Wien’ nial Gop winaiaaaodukcal, h Sir Richard Cartwright, the greatest 213 228 216 657 , | (see Liberal papers) master of finance, the aay ' | greatest trade authority, the greatest do | ree bater in Parliament. There were | 260 500 606 T am the Liberal captains, Mr. Mills, | Sgt. Crockett, 82nd Batt. 25 33 31 89 the greatest consitutional Jawyer and | Lt.-Col, Longworth, Artil 28 30 30 8S philosopher, and Mr. Paterson, of | Pte. Smith, 82nd Batt.... 29 34 25 «88 Brant, and Mr. MeMullen, and Mr. Fraser, | Capt. Crockett, 82nd Batt 26 3 24 81 and Mr. Michigan Charlton, and Mr. Edgar, ‘ orp. Baird, Eng. ......... ai 31 22 80 avd Mr. Somerville, and Mr. Sutherland, Pte, Acorn, 821 i ethic. oe at 26 3 anc Mr. Lister, and Mr. Fisher, whose Lt. Stewart, Artiliery...... 24 28 25 77 varied and varie gated greatness is constant- Capt. Hoope r, 82nd Batt. 22 29 19 70 y being set forth before an admiring | coterie, and the aggregate of whose debat- 206 243 202 651 g talent only the Hansard can give an| The Island team, with the exception of
Stewart, returned home la-+t They all speak in the h'ghest
Lieutenant evening.
entertained by the St. John riflemen.
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM.
Crariorrerown, June 14, 1895. W. J. Mureay, Esq,, Manager Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, Halifax, N.S.:;
Dear Sirn,—I beg to acknowledge the receipt, with thanks, of your cbeck for s life of my late husband. I also wish to ex- press my thanks to the Association for the courteous treatment and satisfactory settle- ment of the claim.
Wishing your Company every success,
I remain,
C. B., last evening. i! Mr. J. J. Fairbairn, of Montreal, is here Yours very truly, n a business trip. He is at the Hotel | Jennie CHAPPELLB. Davis | N. B—If tne late Theophilus Chappel’e
Superintendent Waddell, of the Royal Electric Co., this city, returned home iast irom Montrea!.
McKay, of Halifax, is She is the guest of her par-
evening Mrs. N. E. 7 i2re.
sting singe
| eats, Principal and Mrs. L. Miller.
Rey. W. J. Rudlege, of Wolfviile, N. 3., He will leave this
Baptist
fternoon to take charge of the Church at Dundas and Annandale.
The arrivals at the Hotel Davies this forenoon ; J A Nicholls, Monteeal; Joseph Donnelly, Halifax; J D Currie, do; C C
S ynris.
Kennedy, city, and E. L. Bur-
ald W. C.
The arrivals last evening in~ W. J. Murray, Halifax; W. J. Rudlege, Wolfville; Ed. Ford, Hamilton.
Mr. W. J. Murray, General Manager for Neva Scotia and P. E. Island of the Mutual } Reserve Fund Life Association of New York, is at the Queen Hotel. He will re~
‘ 7 a city for some time ooking
forenoon.
main in the after the interests of the Association.
Miss Fiorence Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Thos. Kelly, Summerside, was ove of the graduates at the New York City Training School for nurses, receiving her diploma and prize at the commencement exercises held recently at Blackwell’s Island. There were thirty-one graduates in al), and the amphitheatre of the City Hospital, in which the exercises were he'd was crowded.
Arrivals at the Revere Hotel yesterday : A MeNeil!, New Perth; D McKay, New London; R B Watts, Chester, N §; John G Miller, Tignieh; Roderick Nicholson, Brad- albane; K C Holmes, Hampton; WM Roberteon, Sackville, N B; H H Lefurgey, S’Side; M C Riley, W Riley, Montague; W SN CGrane,J MH Crane, China Point; John Acoro, wifeand son, Mill View; H
non River; Jabez Hudson, Neil Penpraise, Victoria; Oliver Mason, Lot 43; George Farquharson, Mackenzie Corner; Duncan Martin, Brackley Point; Robert Stead,
s
had taken an ordinary life policy, in an old system Company, and paid the same amount in premiamsas he paid the Mutual Reserve, his heirs would only have receiv- ed $1,484, instead of $3,000. Gain by being insured in the Mutual Reserve,
An Ottawa deputation waited on Sir fuckenzie Bowell and Hon. John Haggarr, jinister of railways and canals, a few days ago, and urged that a grant be made towards the proposed bridge at Nepean Point. Sir Mackenzie Bowell promised that the application should receive con— sideration, but did not hold out any hope of any grant being made this year in view of the rigid economy which the Govern- ment felt bound to exercise. He did not, however, wish the deputation to misunder- stand him that the Government would always be in such straits. There was, he believed, a good time coming, and in that time he hoped they might be able to de something towards the present scheme.
\ u
Patti has been setting the Londoners wild with her singing in La Travaita. Patti is fifty-two and becoming an old woman; but her hold on the public en- thusiasm 1s like her farewell appearance. It renews itself.
4 aon —————_—
eee Ladies
Find it i
That difficulty is overcome if Johnson’s Curling Fluid is used. No trouble, no danger, perfectly harmless.
Price 25 cents.
Wheatley River; Angus Nicholson, Hazel
Grove; M McKinnon, Rocky Point; Geo A
65: W Horton, Mount Albion; McKenna, S’Side; D Byrne, North River;
|J A Rebertson, Bonshaw; Wim Parkman,
Rustico.
nee
to-morrow, We give the large cently made b turers’ prices. L6e. and 1%e.
Summer Vests
SPE Er TS IT
Tur Wearner.—Westerly and tuostly fair and warm.
FY TY LE LILITIT IIIT IIIS
:n addition to our usual Saturday Snaps, of which there will be a special display
y us at less than manufac-
AN ODD PURCHASE of 600 Ladies’ Thin Woolen
SHANTUNG SILK only 25c. a yard. BIER
snorth-westerly showers at a few po
zi
will show FOR THE FIRST purchase of Hosiery re-
The prices will be 12c.,
will also be shown at 10c.
RRR ERR EET
BROS. |
ints, but
OO4O4O804884G8 BSSSE8884
JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
Graduates in Pharmacy.
VPOTSSVVSSSVSAGAVTVS f Breach of Promise
Suits and law suits are not the kind MARK WRIGHT & CO. offer, but they have another very accept-
able—at their usual mod-
to keep the bangs in curl dur- ing this hot, moist weather.
erate prices—for PAR- LOR, DINING ROOM or BEDROOM.
MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
At Suesex the riffle- |
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$3,000, being the amount in full on the |
| vette, Hanlon,
|
Men's
j } } }
lay the |
ld
a ee ee
2ATURDAY
SPECIAL SALE
-——_—— OF
GENTLEMEN'S
Glove Day.
eee
KID GLOVES.
We want to sell the entire stock Kid Gloves $1.25. ‘Kid Gloves, SE.10; SLIGO Kid
SBS
im one day. for 90c; Wc GI.50 for Zoe ; 1.40 for $1.00.
Charlottetown, June 13, 1895—246
WSE BRO
The Wonderful Cheap Men.
D
Parisienne,
- &
a -—(x) asctmensiaeenstienenittins snettioncentiengatatins
We have them of a multitude of kinds, slender figures, and figures not so slender. figures to suit slender purses.
You may spend more money else- ¢ where, but yOu ¢
ecant get better 4 goods; they are not : ;
eee ¢
$ made.
6 BVVSHGOSSS84S888s
We buy Corsets from the manufacturers only, large stock we have the Yatisi, Watchs & A. 200 “ummer Corset, aud many others.
in Black,
Oc:
for $1.00;
Charlottetown, June I, 1895—246
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Corsets to suit All of them at
Among our
pring, E, T, Long Waist, the
new “Domininion ”
SNAP !
66
100 100
6s
| Charlottetown, June 5, 1895—dy
—_
100 Pairs Ladies’ Oxferd Shoes Misses’ Oxfords, Children’s,
a
t 7% cents a pair 65 “ .
open 66 sé
Call early before they are all gone.
J. B. MACDONALD & C@.,
QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
THERE IS ONLY ONE PLACE
——THAT YOU SHOULD
——AND THAT IS
BUY——
AT THE——
Readymade Clothing for Men and Boys,
terms of the manner in which they were |
McKAY WOOLEN CO., BARGAIN CORNER.
ce — pe = ey ws me a er fn SS SS SS Se SHIP NEWS, W _ { 1! = Ge Ie tram i¢€ oy » es « S Si. ° Yort of Charlottetown. M FMORIAL CARDS it a = AOS f, Found, de ; Advertisements under this heading charaeca ENTERED. a five cents per line = *aareed » 12—ar. Isabell: Tnnie. Pinette: | "I a ae : a June 13- oe at - as — ce 7 - ; CABINET MEMORIAL CARDS, neat- WANTED -Aa@ : - oy Lily Bank, Blue, Murray River; ss Oli- ly printed in gold on fine quality Black | ence “Apply by letter, XY mae
3oston; Minnow, Gairou- ard, Buctouche.
14- RW Smith, Forest, Port Morien; Portland, Bond, Sydney; Paragon, Mc- Lean, Shediac; Foam, Moran, Pictou.
CLEARED.
June 13—cld, Isabella, McInnis, New Glasgow; Lily Bank, Blue, Murray River; Georzie Harold, Bonnell, St John’s, Nid. |
]4—-ss Olivette, Hanlon, Boston; Janet A, Perry, Tignish; Foam, Moran, Shediac.
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DO YOU VOTE, GRIT OR TORY? Will be a question which before long per- haps, will be put to the people of this country. *Tis important, possibly, but the daily needs of the citizens are the vital things with which we have to do. And one of these needs in the opening spring; is a Rigby coat. We want rain to break up the ice, but do not want it down the nape of the neck, because we want to live. Rig- by Porus Waterproofs are simply the best in the world. Practically Rigby is with- out serious rival to-day. The best adver- tisement is the satisfaction which Rigby has given to the thousands who have worn it. Think of its dual character—a perfect waterproof; a hanlisome tweed overcoat, with unlimited choice of patterns. No- thing clammy aboutit. Porus, light and warm. Rigby is indispensible.
MARRIED.
At the manse, Georgetown, on the 12th inst., by Rev. W. A. Mason, B.A., Mr. John Howard Dingwell, to Miss Agnes Keefe, both of Lot 56.
At Summerside, on June 6th, by Rev.! W.H. Robineon, A. M., Mr. Allan el of Cavendish Road,to Miss Bertha Lamont, of Clifton
DIED.
At Oyster Bed Bridge, on Friday, the 14th day of June, of Bright’s disease, Amelia Hodges, wife of the late David Mutch. She leaves three sons and two daughters to mourn the loss of a kind and leving mother.
[Funeral at 2 o’clock Sunday, the 16th.]
A pleasing agitation will shortly fill the mings of the ladies touching new costumes. Nothing better can be obtained than @ Cravenette. Ina variety of shades, it makes up as a smart costume or wrap, OF cloak, if need be, while itis at the same time absolutely impervious to rain or dust. It is rainproof, and yet as porous as any other dress material, so that it is free from the objections of the rubber goods. Craven- ette in Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Grey, Castor and Black, the ideal] dress goods for spring and summer. Save money, in wear, while it guarantees as distinguished appearance.
ci ices
Loxpox, June 13.—The Marquis of Lorne spoke at Cambridge University to- day at a meeting called to establish a memcrial to the late John Robert Seeley, who was regius professor of modern his- tory at Cambridge University. The Mar- quis said Prof, Seeley’s views on the ex- pansion of Great Britain was now generally accepted. British colonies must be looked upon as allies. These colonies were as independent as many foreign powers. The idea of alliance must be inoculated, not the idea that the colonies belonged to Great Britain. Nevertheless, Great Britain must oppose any policy that would let the colonies go to pieces,
A beautifully finished ASH DINING EXTENSION TABLE
six
—extends to 8 feet long, legs, very strong, only $7.75 A little less Casu will bay it.
JOHN NEWSON.
Charlottetown, June 15, 1 895.
acy Chee aS dy che Way fe) ae
es
Marine Insurance !
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VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHTS insured at Lowest Rates.
Sterling Certificates Issued When Required.
ee
HORACHK HASZARD,
Sgent Western Assurance (Co. Charlottetown, June 6, 1895—246
ee
ee omnes
LONDON HOUSE !
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MORTCAGE SALE.
The Stock of DRY GOODS belonging to the late Firm of HARRIS & STEWART will be sold at Low Prices FOR CASH
ONLY. T. J. HARRIS,
Acnt for Mortgagees.
Qharlottetown, March 21, 1895-dy
Cards, with bevelled gilt edges.
The Cards are suitable for framing, and | are especially adapted for Albums. They make handsome and very appropriate mementoes to distribute among relatives and friends of deceased persons.
The designs are original and artistic, and tie workmanship is far superior to any jimported,
PRICES —One Card, 25 cents; four Cards, 50 cents; twelve Cards, $1.00.
Write for specimens aad particulars.
Mail orders filled by return mail.
JAMES W. O’REILLY, Designer and Printer of Memorial Cards. Ch’town, June 8, 1995—6 & wy
TENDERS
For Lighting the Streets of Charlottetown. SEALED TENDERS will be received
at the City Clerk’s office up to noon on Tuesday, the 2nd day of July, A. D., 1895, from persons willing to contract with the City Council for lighting the streets of Charlottetown with electricity according to specifications and conditions to be seen at the office of the City Clerk,
Also from persons willing to equip and supply Machinery and Plant, capable of and sufficient for carrying out the above service—the plant to become the property of the City.
Satisfactory security required for the faithful performance of the contract, {
The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.
H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk.
June 1 ~36 id
To Let on Queen Square
That large Shop lately oceupied by Messrs. Ged. Dixon & Co. Size feet. Shop is finished in best style, and | has in connection, a fireproof vault with combination lock.
Also, whole of third floor, 75x40 feet and a large room, 42x22, on second flat.
All above are heated by hot water and lit by electric light.
Under Shop is large Cellar, floored and lit.
Above will be let for a term of years.
Apply to THOMAS MORRIS.
75x25 |
junel 2—pat
EYE PROTECTORS
——FOR—— Bicycie Riders, Railroad Men, Stone Cutters and Motor Men, Price 80 cents,
Also, Colored and all other kinds of Glasses.
G. H. TAYLOR,
North Side Queen Square. june3
HOUSE TO LET—The house adjoining the residence of Mrs Edward Palmer on Queen Street, containing eight rooms; it is fitted with electric light and heated with hot water;
on given atonce. Apply on premises orto H JAMES PALMzR, “ tf mays '
junel5—2i WANTED—Salesman: salas fror 5 , ” " permanent place.—Brown Baw Co asa > men, Toronto, Ont. 2i pd—junels LOST—In or about the market i “air OF Srectacies in cese, Finder wilt otllen y communicating with this office. jul4 2 LET~—A nice cottage on Fitaroy Stree Jast, Seven rooms. Apply ere Queen Street. nee janes”
LUSi—On Wednesday evenin 2 i . between the Post Office and ee Mathie Depot, a purse containing $10 american gold piece pated 1787, one $3 Domivion note and reveral one dollar notes. The finder will please leave same at this office, for which they will be suitably rewarded. jJunels
WANTED—An honest, aetive enti la iy to travel tor established, reliable hanes Salary $750, payable $15 weekly and expenses Situat.on permanent. References, Enclos er aekennes stam ped euvelope, fhe Demin o ompany, 315 Omaha B tnicag: junel2—lm — ”
WANTED—4 good canvasner fo,
county in Nova Stotia, Now Mranonise = Prince Edward [siand, to sell a speciait, to farmers ; exclusive control ; now is the ao to introduce it. Address, enclosing stamp tor reply, P O Box 76, Montreal, Que. Mention this paper. 2m 12—an26
Davina eee ee ence LOST— Between Charlottetown a sf River, a gripsack contai ning pap = ene a0 value except tothe owner. The finder ’b leaving it with the v undersigned, wiil be suit. ably rewarded.—#. LEPaGE 2i pa--jall
NOTICE—Having had goad e Dressmaking in New York and Poon Te new prepared te accommodate any ladies that wm 7° call at 45 Upper Great George Sirect
sharloiteto#n.—a LICE M. } ‘
junell—5i pd ee
A FEW BOARDERS can be acco odated Sec mt
dur ng the summer months at Peasnus Point
,
| North River; good oytin é , Zz and bathi ng; terms moderate, A ly lo MES c - F IGER, Pply ik J KAN
: iw—j une]
RESIDENCE FOR SALE~—The 2 of Mr Archd Johnstone, now oocu ibd ty Nd Webster, situate on the Ma! peque Road Door Bayfield Street, Terms easy. Apply to AA MCLEAN, Solicitor. 6i~tune7
WANTED—A middle-aged, respectable «a man as housekeeper Apply, auiek one, required and references, to Rev ET Woo: LARD, Jeorgetown. tf~junes
W ANTED—Salesmen to sell choi VAN a ne . hardy trees, roses, shrubs, ete, in obtan nan
| Villages; no long tramps in the coutry; po
experience needed; agents treated as liberal as the beet : son mention this paper.—Stone Montreal, Que; J W Beall M may4—2m (6) i
customers 7 terme; & Welilngton, anager.
_ TO LK l—A very comfortable ry ly situaied dwelling house of Ha soem ek ingsmall bath room and convenient | having lawn and shade trees in front, on oth ford Street, Brighton Road; nine Ininutes- walk from post Office, five minutes fram bath, ing house, Victoria Park; 'moderate- Apply to W C Harris, Jr. may4
WANTED AT ONCE —Gooe coat, pant at vest makers; no apprentices monk oo McKay WooLen Co. im ss
SATCHEL LOST-Lost this mornine tween Capt Cameron’s house, Pownal Direct, and Dr Dodd’s corner, a tan colored satchel, containiug some money and a bunch of keys’ wapeet will be rewarded by leaving it at this
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TO HIRE—a first-class Horse UBEY; also a dobie seated Phaeton, Tecan roe able. KnquireatG. G Jury’s Jewelry Store,
north side Queen Square . May l6—dy SS ee
TO LET OR TO BE SOLD—Brightor Lod¢ee on the North River, and former y the sum- mer residence of thelate Admiral Bayficid ; terms very reasonable. Apply to BAYFIEI.D & BLANCHARD. junei
“PASTURE TO LET—-Pasture tor one ortwo
cows near residence of LC Owen, Esq, Saint
Peter's Road. Apply to H JAMES PALMER. may29—tf
TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper BL. Apply to Prowss Bros. eo
WANTED—Coat, vest and pant makers Jom N MacLEop & Co’s. Ca TO LET—The store on Queen Street next to Junnson & Johnson's Drag Store. Apply te J B Macpoxa.p & Co. tf—api§ -