Locai Notices.

More new hats at L. EK. Prowse’s. m5 New and: vy Trowserings, Worsteds and Suitings ist opened at DD. A. Bruce’s OVER 1 hundred children’s suits to select { 1 at L. KE. Prowse’s; best value in tow mo i | Pi received his stock ol ( y's London hats today me | } ‘ j ] ley vned to LADIES and (rents Kid Gioves open lay at James l’aton & Cos mye ly \ ' can't get a rit to fit your boy s at L. E. Prowse’s it’s no use trying in the town. hie Hats ! Harts !-—Mens’ Felt Hats opened to dav at Ja s Paton & Co’s., Market Square. y MANY ca ve boots, shoes and = slippers s ‘ rand ye olde folk to wear . ~ iaAyv a now b ing ope ned, at Gof! , } Rercector,—Anterior to ye epocke at which ye anciente vernaculai advertizing . 7 ’ , . racket shall be worne out o1 superceded by ye

threatened Volpluke era, please allowe his nibs of ye Retlector to introduce to ye goode people of ve towne Ais newe fangled produc : ' ‘ ‘ i Yorke Gilte <dced tion yclept } Newe orke siite eagea Oyster Stewe--also ve Parker Hous baked beans, soused hogs pedals, et m5, eod pd Tue Refi r oysters, salads and game,

my 1, 3i eod

fur Retlector steak, chops, ham, pork and

beans my 1, 3i eod Tue Reflectoi susag tripe, pigs feet, anned beef mv 1, 3i eod Every person should call on the cheap man und see his new clothing. L. E. Prowse, sign of the great big hat. ap 19 G. M. Harris received instructions from Mrs Grey to sell by auction at her resi dence ‘*‘ Inkerman House” all her house- | hold furniture Sale will take place about |

the middle of May. Catalogue will appear |

ndue ti eod Ww ap 24 lore VW IsOCK I ber Knee Boots, rub ber lined t k ball, the best American | rul rket, to be had at Goff u 3 in Uf rset, tO ve nad a OL j Br m2 | | Hat Flowers, Feathers, etc. ; also received Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. English Trim- med Millinery expected daily at Mrs. Young's. ap 26 i , k CuiLpRex’s Dresses and Tunics—new styles | at Beer Bros. my 2dywy

American Rubber Boots | m2

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Feb. 28. 1888

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WHOLESALE Dry Soods and Millinery. Received into Stock This Week :

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3.000 Pieces Prints,

Drillets, Lamas, &e.,

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Tweeds, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Flowers,

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Bangor and Morell Station.

Caledonia and Orwell.

Cardigan Bridge and Lot 56.

Cardigan Bridge and Railway Station. Georgetown and Murray Harbor North. Johnston’s River and Southport.

Kensington and Park Corner.

(Leary Station and West Cape.

Sutfolk Station and Railway Station.

West St. Peter’s and (Lot 40) Railway Station,

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U. T. K. Spring Tooth Harrows, Steel Frame, Mann's Grain Seeders.

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