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Local and Other Items.

Urry Council meets to-night.

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No business at the Mipendiary Mavgistrate’s

C ¢ t this forenoon

- \ vew Roman Catholic Chureh is to be erected in DeSabl 7 No. 1 Barrery will meet for Dill Shed this evening i : Wien everything else fails, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy cures

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YounG@ Men's Bible Classin Y. M. ( ; Parlor this eveniny at 8 o'clock. a oT

Neer your feet warin A superior lot of Felt Boots at D raey Goff & Co's. oct 22 tf

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— i. ae sa G. M Harnts sells i: urniture, Stoves, ete.

at his Ay ‘tine R oo . » cl ay his Auction oom to-morrow, at 1.30 p. m.

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WHeatiey & Sons sell Apples and Herring |

at Auction on Market Square, at 11 o'clock & m., to-morrow.

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Tue Presbytery of P. E. Island meets in Summerside on Wednesday, November 3rd, at 11 o'clock, a. m.

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Di. McIntyre, M. P., left for Moncton this morning, where he takes « prominent part in an Interesting event.

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A SMALL fleet of coasters arrived at Halifax from the Island on Mond iy, bringing 17,785 bushels of oats and 14,350 bushels of potatoes.

A TEAM from the Abegweit Football Club

are to leave ona trip to Nova Scotia next month. They are making arrangements for matcnes wit the Pictou, Dalhousie and

Wanderers’ Clubs ~-

A SPECIAL mecting of the Benevolent Irish Society will be held in their Hall Room this evening, at 8 o'clock. A fall attendance re- quested. By order of the President.—John Hennessey, Secretary.

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Tur steamer M. A. Starr, Capt. Ferguson, arrived at half-past eight this morning with the usual general cargo and Messrs. John Pieming and Henry Giannon as_ passengers. She sailed on return at noon with a cargo of oats, potatoes, etc.

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Mitita.—The Canada Gazette contains notice of the appointment of Major Francis Degherty as Lieut.-Cuolonel rice Henry Beer, deceased. Lient.,Crosby, No. 3 Co., who was appointed Lieut., provisionally in September last, haa been permanently appointed.

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Mr. Jous Mehenziz, of Summerside, received a letter last evening from Sir Charles Diike. in answer to one from Mr. McKenz’e, sympathizing with Sir Charles during the time of his trouble. Sir Charles thanks Mr. MeKenzie for his kind and considerate letter.

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Tar Rev. T. W. Johnsten will conduct Divine Service and celebrate the Sacrament ot the Lord's Supper in the Orange Hall, Long Creek, Lot 65, on Sunday, 3lst inst, at 11 a. m. Services also in the Long Creek Schoolhouse on Friday evening, 29th inst., at 6.30.

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Lecture aT Kenstnctoy.—The people of Kensington were treated to an intellectual feast on Wednesday evening, the 20th inst., when Dr. McNeil of Stanley Bridge, delivered

an able lecture on ‘‘Political Economy,” to a delighted audience. Without going into

party polities, the learned lecturer handled the subject of ‘‘Free Trade and Protection,” at great length, and in a masterly manner, show- ing deep thought and great research, and that he fully understood the questions on which he treated. He held the attention of the audience for upwards of an hour, while he fully explain- ed the subject, his words seeming to carry con- viction with them. When he was done every one felt that they had received a treat of a most interesting nature. A unanimous vote of thanks was tendered to Dr. McNeill for his able effort, which was suitably acknowledged. niente To the Antiseptic Inhaler Co.

GENTLEMEN,— According to promise I write to inform you that yonr Inhaler has worked wonders in my case. I have only used it about two months and I find my difficulty entirely removed. I was troubled very much with a bronchial affection, accompanied with nasal catarrh which prevented me from sing- ing—a part of my profession. I tried yarious nostrums without relief, until I heard of ‘Butcher's Antiseptic Inhaler’ through a friend who had proved its etticicacy. I shall do all in my power to recommend a remedy which, tomy own knowledge, has been so beneficial in every case coming under my observ ation.

Yours truly, Joan Howarp, Prof. of Music.

Mr. Watson is Agent for the Inhaler, which can be seen at his Drug Store.

ee ee ee ee Hymencal.

Ix another column we chronicle the mar- riage of Mr. Arthur W. Holroyd and Miss Alice P. Jenkins, daughter of Dr. Jenkins, M. P., which took place at Milton yester- day. The day was as bright and beautiful as could be wished, and gave that good augury of future happiness which is ever looked for in clear and sunny skies, but which, in our opinion, the well-known good qualities of the bride and groom make much more certain than any suuny weather ean promise. Over the gateway leading to the church, a neat and pretty arch, with appropriate mottoes, testilied t ) the univer- sal esteem in which the *‘high contracting parties” are held by their neighbors in Milton. Inside, the “church fuli to ypver- flowing with friends from both town and country, showed their popularity in a man ner even more marked. ‘The groom proved no tardy one, being punctually in his place at the appointed bour, and a few minutes later the bride sppeared leaning on her father’s arm. As was to be expected, both looked extremely well. The groom was woll supported © the bride's brothers, Dr. 8. R. Jenkins oud Mr, L. W. Jenkins, and by Mr. Eustaco if. Aaviland, who seemed te b2 taking c irefal notes of the ceremony. In attendance on the bride were her sister, Miss Bertie Jenkins, Miss Daisy Hobsirk and the two Misses Hol- (‘ie cer@ mony ov er, the bra lal party adjourned to Upton, the ho spat ble coun try residence of De. Jenkins, waere the wedding breskfast was spre iil. After the usual toasts had baen duly honored and we lding eske distributel, the newly mar- ried couple drove away on their honeymoon, followed by showers of rice an ithe earnest good wishes of their friend 3, with w — we heartily juin in wishing them God speed im

the new departure, which they os under aush bmpypy wnspicas .

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THE,

DAILY

EXAM

TELEGRAP

[SPrciAL Desparcues to THe EXAMINER. |

The (rapand Road Case.

Orrawa, Oct. 27. The case ot

appeal from

Sherran vs. Pearson, a a decision of the Supreme

betvre the Supreme Court here since yester-

day afternoon, and was concluded this Ch’town, Oct, 28, 13°6.

evening. Judgment was reserved. Hodg- son, Q. C., appeared for the appellant, and Davies, Q. C., and Haszard tor the res-

drill at the Court of Prince Edward Island, has been |

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"Sagas:

BY Auction, to morrow, FRIDAY, Oct.

2 o'clock, p. m.. at (Jueen Street,

29, at Stevenson's Building,

: A Beautiful Lot of Canary Birds,

All Choice Singers, A. McNEILL, Auctioneer,

Winter-keeping A pples.

. pondant, P Liberal-Conservative Meeting at BY Auction, to-morrow, FRIDAY, Oct. 29, at 4 li o'clock, in front of Stevenson's Building, Moncton. ! Queen Sureet,-

Moncton, Oct. 27.

The Westmoreland County Liberal-Con- servatives held a most successful meeting for organization in Moncton to-day. Every |parish was represented, upwards of 80 delegates being present. It was decided to hold a special meeting at Sackville when | Occasion required for the election of a can- ' didate.

fludson Bay Ship Wrecked. Wunnirec, Oct. 27.

The captain and first mate of the Hudson Bay brigantine Cam Owen arrived here, bringing the first tidings of the wreck or | that vessel north of York Factory on Aug. 3O. ‘The passengers and crew escaped with their lives after thrilling hardships.

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Sofia in a Siate of Siege.

Lonpon, Oct. 27. Stage of siege has been proclaimed at Sofia. Gen. Kaulbars has notified the regency that if the conspirators against Prince Alexander be punished, the Russian Government will have recourse to extreme measures.

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Freedom of New York Presented to Bartholdi and DeLesseps. New York, Oct. 27.

In the aldermanic chamber of the city hall to-day Mayor Grace bestowed the free- dom of the city upon M. Bartholdi, M. De Lesseps and other French delegates, to the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty to- morrow,

The Georgia Evangetisis. Toronto, Oct. 27. Sam Jones and Sam Small, the Georgia Evangelists, concluded their three weeks’ services here this morning. Addresses were delivered by several clergymen, testi- fying to the great good done by the evan- gelists. Rangoon Rebeilion Increasing. Lonpon, Oct. 26. Acvices from Rangoon say the rebellion in Myingyan is imereasing. The British have organized forces to attack the rebels in Memboo and Myingyan districts next week,

Meving the Big Rafi.

Maccan, N..8., Oct. 27. The big raft had been moved thirty feet up to last accounts, and was still moving, though slowly. Hopes are entertained that it will yet find its way to deep water.

Count DeLesseps Breakfasted.

New York, Oct. 27. Count Ferdinand DeLesseps was given a complimentary breakfast by Cyrus W. Field. Many distinguished persons were present.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, October 28 —10 a.m.

Moderate to fresh winds; cloudy ta partly cloudy, with occasional rains, chiefly in the southern portion; not much change in tem- perature,

SHIP NEWS, PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. PNTERED.

Oct 27—Lavinia Jane, Anderson, Pictou, coal; George A Tuck, Tuck, Glace Bay, coal; Edward Blake, Griffin, Sydney, coal; Lady Speedwell, Publicover, Halifax; Peter Mitchell, Power, Port Mulgrave.

CLEARED.

Oct 27--Mary Alice, Perry, Halifax, pro; Tarquin, Gerrior, Halifax, pro; British Tar, Evans, Chester, pro; Lady Speedwell, Publicover, Vernon River, mdse.

MARRIED.

On the 27th inst., at the §Cnurch of St. John the Evangelist. Milton, by the Rev. Arthur Corway Jones, Rector, Arthur Warburton tlolroyd, Esq., of Wyther Grange, son of the late Hon. Joseph Holrovd. M. L. C., to Alice Penelope, eldest daughter of John T. Jenkius, Esq., M. D., M. P.

At the manse, on the 20th inst., by Rev. J. M. MicLeod, Mr. John Doyie to Miss Maggie Me- Farlane, both of Charlottetown,

‘ DIED. At Hillsboro Villa, on the 2ist inst., Mary W nnifred. dearly beloved daughter of Duvid and Johanna Ezan, aged two years.

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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, bav- ing bad placed in bis hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the s y aud permanent cure of Consumption, chitis, (atarrh, Asthma ani all throat and Lung affections, also positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility aed all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers In taous- wads of caves, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relive human suf- fering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in German, Frenc!

h or , English, with fall directions for preparing and lusing. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, 'naming this paper. W. A. Noyes, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. oct 26 wy eow

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100 Barrels Cooking Apples, ordered for Positive Sale, No Reserve. A. MCNEILL,

Oct. 28, 1836. Auctioneer.

Lai a eee cline fe its own cause; it is not bolsteredj;into notoriety

Choice Gravenstein Apples,

Y¥ Auction, MONDAY, November Ist, at 10,30 | o'clock, at my Auction Room,— i

60 Barrels Choice No. 1 Gravensteins, |™town, Oct. 14, 1886,

50 Barrels other varieties, All choice No. 1 fruit. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer, Oct. 23, 188%,—3i

Apples ! Apples!

BY Auction, to-morrow, FRIDAY, at 11 o'clock a, m., On Market S ,uare,

40 Bris, Choice Winter-keeping Apples, |

comprising Bishop Pippins, &c. Also—A few barrels FAT HERRING. WHEATLEY & SONS,

Auctioneers. Oct, £8, 1886—H

Apples, Apples !

AT Auction, SATURDAY, 39th October, at 11 |

o'clock, a. m.,

100 BARRELS APPLES,

in Gravensteins, Bishop Pippins. and other

choice varieties.

A. H. B. MACGOWAN,

Auctioneer, Oct, 27, 1886—3i

Pickard’s Bakery.

HAVING srecured the services of MR. L, C.

WORTHY (the late Mr. B. Pickard’s assistant Baker), “ho hus just returned from the States, [ am prepared to fiil ali orders entrusted to ma at SHOKT NOTICE,

We Bake all kinds of

CAKE, PASTRY and BREAD,

In Stock. a Choice Assoriment of

Groceries, Biscuit, Flour, Sonfeec- tionery, Fruit, &., &e.

48 A Share of Patronage Sulicited. EGGS WANTED.

MRS. BARTHOLOMEW PICKARD,

UPPER GREaT GEORGE ST. Oct, 23, 1886—6i eod wky 2i

Carriages and Sleighs.

THE Undersigned begs leave to thank his many

custoiners fer their liberal patronage since! commercing bu-iness, and world cali io their notice and the public generally, that he is now building a large sscortment ct Sieighs, in all the leading styles. Alt best Sleighs shod with Patent Shee Steel, which prevents slewing and runs lighter in soft snow,

Paintiog, Trimming and Repairing of every description promptly attended to and warranted to vive satisfaction,

N. L.—For want of room I will sell the balance of my stock in Carriages, consisting of: One single-seat Carriage. one Double-seat, one Piee on Buggy, one Corning Buxygy, and one Box Buggy. These +re all new and first-class articles, and will be sold at a great bargain.

Parties wanting their Cuwrriages Painted, Repaired or Re-trimmed, can have them stored for the winter free of charge.

Remember the place—McKinnon & Fraser‘s old stand, opposite New Baptist Church, J. J. SEAMAN, Ch’town, Oct. 23, 1886 -2aw & wky

TENDERS For Stone Court House AT GEORGETOWN.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WoRKS, October 21, 1886.

QEALED TENDERS will be receive at this Pepariment until 12 o'clock, noon, on

Monday, the 15th day of Nov., Next,

From any person cr persona willing to «ontract

for the erection and completion of a “TONE COURT HOUSE, at Georgetown, Kinx’s ‘ounty. Hlans and Specifications can be seen =t this

Department.

Eaen tender must be accompanied vith the bona fide signatures of two responsible persons willing to become sureties for the proper per- formance of the contract, and »lso by an accepted Bink Cheque for the sum of ($150), Que Hundred and Fifty Dollars, which will be forfeited if the party decline to eater into a contract when called on to do so, or if he fail to complete the work cun- tracted for, If the tender be not accepted, tha cheque will-be returned,

The Department will ugt be bound to accept the lowest or any tender.

. JNO, WM. MORRISON, Secretary vf Public Works,

Oct, 26—2i a week

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rue THU tiSDAY,

Hie NEWS. CANARY BIRDS. EMERSON PIANOS.

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Re what MR. G. H. HOPPER (the| celebrated pianist) says ; r “ CHARLOTTETOWN. Ohet. 9, 18K6, “Tbave used the Kine u Pisin i Mr. Fietcher for the Coane Fi Von

express MY ENTIRE SATISFACTION Ment,

| nished by 4ns, and beg to with the instra-

“G. HL. HOPPER.”

sar The Emerson Piano has won for itself

a world-wide reputation—the Company being

established as tar back as 1849. Lhey are a

high grade but mediam-priced instrument,

They are remarkable for their Purity and

Brilliancy of Tone, as well as for Durability.

| The Company are to-day one of the largest Pianoforte Manufacturers in the Un.ted!

States, and their mammoth Piano Works are |

‘located in Boston, Mass.

‘Nearly Fifty Thousand Now in Use,

A Piano made for every working hour in the year ! The Emerson Piano is its own best adver-

; tisement. It travels on its merits. It pleads

by other than its Superior Qualities. | . Write for Catalogues and Prices to the Sole | Agent for P. EK. Isiand, or call at his Music

| Warerooms. ¢. P. FLETCHER, Sign of the BIG FIDDLE, Queen St.

ANS OUNCEMENT

_ After careful study of the usage of Assurance Companies at howe and abroad, und of the exne- rience of this Society in @il the varied reforms introduced by it, the EQUITABLE LIFE | ASSURANCE SOCIE?Y has combined in one | form of policy all the advantages and guarantees |} which can sufeiy and properly be united, and now offers it to the public under the name of the

Fa TON TINE PORACY.

If you desire Assurance on your Life, you should secure one of the Equitable's Free Ton- | tine Policies ; because (') it is

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| INDISPUTABLE,

and you buy a Certainty instead of a Possible Lawsuit; (2) it is

UARESTRICK’ D,

and you are not, as in ordinary cases, prohibited from going Where and doing what you please ; (3)

RON-FPORPEITARLE.,

and you can never be deprived of a just indem nity even on surrender ; (4) it is

PAY tBLéi!MWEDIATILY

after death, thus providing against even tempor- ary embarrassment ; (5) it is

PR?-EMINENTLY LUCRATIVE, in many cases providing Assurance in later life for nothing, or yielding back t»e whole, or nearly

so, of what has een paid in by those preferring to withdraw ; (6) the form of policy iz

SIMPLE

and shorn of needless formality ; (7) the advan- tayes offered under the policy are

ROW OBTAINABLE IN COMBENALION IN ANY OFRER COMPANY

or under Any Other Policy.

For Tables of Rates and full Explanations, apply by jeter ur in person to

WARBURTON & SMALLWOOD,

AGENTS FOR P, E. ISLAND.

B. MCKINNON,

Corner Grocery, Special Agent for Summer side Ch‘town, Oct. 13, loeé.

IST, FOUND, de.

WANES, L

Lest -To-day, between Po3t Oll:: and Dr 4 Jounsau's Corner. a Purse containing a sum of mmeyv. Toe finder will be suitavly rewarued. by leaving same at otlicve of Messrs. Davies &

Sutherlaud. oct2Z8 3i

WANTED ~ Middle-aged Woman or steady uirl to keep a farm house. Apply at this

offi ce. oct 28

W ANTED—An experienced Man in gardening and care of horses; one who is thorvughly master of these duties will have good wages and consiant employment. Apply by letter, “Ss. A. G.,” at this office. oct23 lw

FoR SALE or to Let a House containing 7

rooms and an attic, with pump in kitchen, Opposite Woolen Factory, Spring Park. Avply to Win. McKie, carriage builder. oct23 tf

L=EFT, at Upton Pack, on Saturday last, a Rub- ver Coat. Tue fiader will please return to D. O M, Reddin, Jr. o0c126 2i T° LET-.A new House, containing seven rooms. Apply to Mrs. Bb Pickard, oct tf A DRESSMAKER, who would go out by the ** day, will ve pleased to wait on those desiring For address enquire at EXAMINER oci 25—i pd

ber services, oftice.

L°T —Last Sunday night, between Victoria Park and the R. ©. Cathedral, a Silver Bar! Pin, set withstones. Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at this office. oc Zs tf

] OARDERS—A few Boarders can be accommo cuted at the Vuncan House—W. H. Farquhar

son, oct25 uf

A COOK wanted immediately. Apply to Mra, Col. Gray, “inkerman House,” Ch'town

| Royalty. oct2l Gipd

T° 1.ET—A House near the Foundry, Apply | to Patrick Farmer, near McKinnon & Me- octld if

Lean’s Foundry.

T? LET.—A House on Cumbertand Street,tately occupied by Miss Forgan, containing sevea rooms. /ustession given immediately. Apply on the premises to Jawes Crockett. oczi,eod T° LE.T—House on Water Street, opposite the Railway Station. Apply atthbis oftice, ootl3

TO LET.—A house preening tee rooms. Apply Wo Jas. A. McLeod, Spring Park Road. ne Ort t

W ANTED~A Cook; good references required. ’ Apply to Mrs. H,. James Palmer, Pownal Strect, next door to St. Jose)

’s Convent. — j ocis tf j

Charlottetown Steam LAWaWy sorts tow aa Ser oe

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MEAD OFFICE: Mark Wrieht & Co., Furnitare Ware room, King Square.

AGENCIES:

G. H. HASZARD‘S Book Store, Queen Street-

' Tue weaker sex are immensely strengthened Gg‘ y DA VIeS, American Clothing >tore, S’Side

| by the use of De. R. V. Pierce’s Favorite Pre- | seription which cures all fermale derangewests

bard yives tone OS tbe sysvogk,

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Ub tow

Gents’ Goods a Specialty | Som ty HS |

chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen ; Connolly; immediate possession given. For

terms and particulars apply to Owen Conuolly. | jun2l eod j

i yo LET—In Subscriber's building, a large office, | ! suitable for Ciab or Assembly Koom.— J. Maceachern. sept 23 no wed |

fork SALE—A Dweliing House and Shop| situwte on Euston Street. For terms and par- ticulars apply to George Alley or to the owner on

the premises. —H. H. Pollard, septs if |

po LET--A House on Pleasant Street, with | wel myer aay w V illiaw : fe = cg | UF twa, Ucn WO, Bly wy

tavte eed

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ER 28, 1886.

OCTOB

Wirick IS THE

Lieapest ald Best Qhry §

IN CHARLOTTETOWN ?

is a question frequently asked, and we believe the best solution careful comparison of the goods and the prices charged. ho ae : é'

e claim to stand in the front rank, and respectfully invite a fair comparison, We

wish also to intimate to our friends that, notwithstanding the effort put forth by our opponents to sell at a discount of 33 1-3 pe : than ever. This, alone convinces us that

of the problem ina « In point of genuine value

rcent, our sales this month have been larger

vur prices are honest and that we i _ to . € are servir our customers well, We again ask you to look everywhere ; but buy nowhere till a

JAMES PATON & COS STOCK OF

Hosiery, Overcoats,

Hats, Mufflers,

Caps, Scarfs,

Mantle Cloths, Linders and Drawers, Ulster Cloths, Shirts, &o,

Dress Goods, Sacques, Fur Capes, Shawis, Gloves,

aD ee

Goat Robss Versy Gheap.

ee ree) ects

MILLINERY.

We need not say anything about this Department. It is still under MISS

HOBBS’ management ; al] orders get her special attention.

oe eee

JAMES PATON

Ch’town, Oct. 21, 1886.

TABMENTUUS SLAUGHTER.

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ULEARING OUT SALE,

moceenpeveien, ) eeenietiontiigmacaes

J. B, Macdonald’

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& CO.

MARKET SQUARE.

ONTEMPLATING making extensive alterations in my store, early in the new year, which will necessitate my closing for some time, I wiil

SH Lh OF Ff

N dll ld , STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOGDS

o---—— ~ —— AND ———

-L-O-T-H-I-N-

AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.

ome eee) er +

All the stock of Fancy Dress Goods and Dress Cloths at 33} per cent discount.

All the Cloths and Tweeds at a discount of 83) per cent.

Knit Wool Goods, Shawls and Mantles at. 33 1-2 per cent discount.

Gray, White and Scarlet Flinnels at 33 discount,

Velvets, Plushes, Ribbon and all Millinery Goods at 38 1-2 per cent discount,

A'l the stcck of Men’s and Boys Clothing, Gents’ Furnish- ings, Overcoats, Reefers and Suits at a discount of 33 1-2 per cent.

All Cotton Goods at a discount of 25 per o2nt.

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1-2 per cent

The entire stock must be cleared before the first of the You ean depend on getting the BEST BARGAINS

y "SS

New Year. ever offered in this city.

Ya All Goods Sold for CASI only,

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BB. MEACVDIONALDB,

QUEEN STREET.

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