PRIOE- TH REE CENTS.

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THURSDAY AUGUST 25, 1881.

 

 

 

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peeledabunana.
Shindthrgwdowntheskin;

A " soon “collared”
An walked her right in.
J ' t it ',
“no...” “:2 Sfifim 3’ 5
“if it banana one else .
I'd fined them a dollar.
.4. meeting of the Sanitary Commit-
tee of the City Council takes place this

,fwrnoon at 4 o‘clock. . . .
th so! to- ' n : Sk a;
;ES:§2L°.;€”..°T. p‘.’ ....fifi. “T... mg.
- be most desirable about the city.
. Calder has got in enough buck boards
H to supply atravelling meuagerie. Calder
: “L.- a great man in the buck board busi-
ness . . . i _

—The circulation of The “Sex," in-
> creases daily and the demand for adver-
‘ rising space is 50 great as to tax our

columns severely.
1‘ ' -—The steamer Manitoba left last eve-
,5 ain" for Brandon. She was under
» charge of Captain Lauderdale, hitherto
captain of the Cheyenne. ~

_The two young men Sutton and
5'; ‘oster were bfeore the Provincial Court
5‘. this morning and again remanded for
out of an important witness.
. _ -. s
fifiifihfifi.gé’n’ix‘igfi‘thi-lltu‘tlfié’fdfiét’i’
I ooms. See advertisement.
——Tenders are now being asked for
the erection of the addition ~ to the
5 Canada Pacific Hotel. It is said that
v , it will cost fully 8175.000.
1 , ——There will be a social in Zion Church
- ', -night given by Mrs J amieson. Tea
“'11 be served from 7 to 9 and a plea-
' sant evening may be expected.
“ -—Ea! Ha! “'ell,what‘s the matter? \Vhy, n.
‘ Din 5,119 of villa lots, specially for workingmen.
ill take place Saturday night, at the Davis
I ouse. MlLeau Atlchennott, auctioneers.
—The new Manitoba. Club building is
. regressing very slowly. It was started
1 'irly in the spring, and is apparently
no further state of completion than
1 month after being started.

—Wolf’s auction sale of lots last
ight amounted to about six thousand

ollars. There were something like
cventy-thrce lots sold, averaging

5 vi 135.
'1, —The watermen‘s jetty has been
5 ocated at the foot of Bannantyne street
Trust in the right position (according to
'. - but those capable of judging say) to
Q etch all the water which will run from
7 he sewer above it.

_ . —Rcmember the sale of lots at Skynncr's Auc-
‘ ‘ '01: Rooms tonight. ‘ ‘ .
—Do not forget that The “SUN" is by

ong odds the . best advertising me-

'um in this city. It reachesmore fami-

'es and is better read than any paper
the country.

-—The funeral of the late T. Haverty
I: place this morning from St.
Ioniface Cathedral and was attended
y a large number of the deceased
'ends, b7 whom he was deeply
espected. -
The thud of the pile driver is still
card on Portage Avenue where it it is
mploved driving oak trees into" the
wels of the earth. Oh ! pile driver,
hough art mighty and hath done much
:::‘ . thy day and generation to plant
" lumps in this city- of the Promised
‘l l , _ . . I ".
. —Mrs. Miles has still on hand u. few bottles of
, ‘Dr. Antonelli‘s Golden Bleach producing sunny
31‘s for golden hair. Bottles of ~15 ounces $2.25
ach. OigZMain street, one door north of Ameri-

    
   

_ “lVell sonny, where did you get such
'_ ., black eye ‘2" inquired a. kindly gentle-
;- an of a street urchin. “Oh, a feller
ed my brother's hat a swill dipper,
he was bigger‘n I 'thought he
T '=. as." This Iir is true, and if you do not
if ehevc it ask one of the mutton heads
ill: the editorial stafi of the Free
, ~‘ ”'83.
~ —-lmniense success has attended Mrs. Miles sale
my! hair goods which will positively close first
‘oek in September, 163 Main street, one door
'. -onh of American Hotel.
, , _Yes, a large public park is one of the
lungs this city wants, and one of the
if." lungs the Council should. think about
.53 vithout delay, Secure the ground
' vlnlst it is yet time. and later on there
vill not be any municipal weeping and
ashing of teeth over the fruits of
eglectcd duty.

, —:l'lie Garry Lacrosse Club had a
peclal meeting last evening when it was
. ": ecided not to appeal against the referees
, elcismn but to send in another challenge
‘ 'lnch was accordingly made out and
cut the the “'innipeg Club last night-
..1 hcmatch will probably take place in
; “'0 or three weeks.
—_Thc rarest chance yet, to buy lots 'for private
. _ ale-nets, will offer to-night at Skynner's Auc-
. on Rooms, '1‘. 1’. Murray will send them oil'-
. ~About four weeks ago Mr. A- J-
14, elch had his gold watch stolen from

  
  

1. im on board the City of 'Winnipeg,
" , mung from Brandon. The Chief of

‘. 'Olice has now received information as
- .j q the whereabouts of the watch and

Ill doubtless "soon be able to return it
) Its owner.

~ —Iielley the contractor. who was so
‘ . silly-seared by lightning, is slowly re-
,; Vermg from the eflects of his fright;
- G has succeeded in getting his hair
“Ck to its proper place. He says he
-;, . :15 turned over a new leaf, and in the
ture intends going to church regularly
‘ (l to measure brick 'one thousand to
he thousand.
—Sever neglect a good opportunity, and hence

not fail to buy some lots at T. l’. Murray's sale
' 7‘ Skinner's Booms tonight.

   
  
 
 
   
    

 

 

 

_ There-ware express parcels last even-
mg Confirmed to the following: Stove.“~

. Sank W. Starlet». Hallo. Lana. Harris~

‘ou: Mullholand Bros. F. Ossenburg,
Oms, J . Lyster. H. s. Donaldson, s.
Perkins and H. R. Moodie.

—Do not for‘e: the cI-tuui
gehxl‘cbermottfnt Davsgeggdgc? 15:“ bf? night

——Owing_to the excessive heat of to»
(333‘. there is a great demand for lemon-
fiflc, and many a. man heaves a heavy
“Sh When informed that there is no ice.
But the Lord savs, “ Ho, all ye that
thirst." ' '
u“‘orkingmen. lice I it in mind. “‘e refer-you to

re mm sale of vil lots. bv McLean a never.
mott. at the Davis Rouse, Saturday night next.

—All the hotels are going into the real
estate. There were auction sales last
night at the Davis House, Rossin House
and at the Queen's. T. P- Murray also
had a. booming sale at Skynnei‘s sale
room.

~“Hoxgdah! houdnh! (111!" that is what the
laborer sings with joy, as he roads of the great.
sale?! “llu lots. by McLean & McDei-mott, at the
Davis House. Saturday night. ,

401m Flynn was up before the Police
Court this morningsharged with having
stolen a watch chain the property of
Edward Boyce. The theft was made
about the 7th of July. His watch was
also taken but has never been recovered
He was remanded until to-mornow
morning.

—Look ahead! Yes. look to the future and
prepare for it. Go to Skyliner‘s Auction Rooms
to-night. and have T. P. Murray knock down some
choice lotsto you.

—Lacrosse is the only subject of con-
versation among our young men at
present. Little groups may 'be seen
scattered all over Main street discussing

the merits and demerits, etc., of the
two clubs. The coming match is

anxiously looked forward to. and both
teams are confident of victory.

—Villo nous—McLean & lchermott want to
make everv laborer in \Vinnipog a happv man,
with a freehold and vote, having ulterior ( esigns
no doubt upon the Government. Attend their
sale of villa lots, Saturday night next, at the
Davis House.

—l‘.'lxen making our rounds this morn-
ing we ran across a building under con-
struction in the North ward and were
puzzled for a while as to what purpose
it was intended for until a good Samari-
tan informed us that it was the new
North W'ard school house. “'e admire
the taste of the School Board, and envy
the ability of the architect who ever he
may be. For our part we think it re-
sembles a grain elevator more than a.
school house and think it would be a
wise move for the Syndicate to purchase
it for that purpose.

—-In anticipation of the grand ball in October
next, the ladies of \Vinnxpog Will do well to pur-
chase necessary switches and other hair goods
from Mrs. Miles, whose sale will positively close
on lst September. 163 Main Street, one door
north of the American Hotel.

——Sir Roger Tichborne appeared be-
fore thc police court this morning as
usual with his story that he could not
get his letters, and several millions of
dollars which have been sent to him.
As this sort of thing was getting mono-
tonous, Constable Bell undertook to take
him to the jail underneath, but when he
tried to do so, sir Roger got right on his
muscle and fought desperately, giving
the Constable a severe kick on the leg.
But there was no show for “His Lord-
ship,” ns he gradually cooled OE and was
taken below. \Vhen he arrived in his
cell he imagined that he was again
bound for Australia. over the seas and
began giving orders to the sailors to
shorten sail etc. It is the intention of
the authorities we understand to send
himto the Stony Mountain pcnetentiary
as a lunatic.

 

C01“ PEI‘IRIJ'Z'K LEI'I‘IE.

 

The gathering at the Levee was not a
particularly brilliant one this morning.
The Colonel wore a sort of don’t-care-a-
continental appearance, and Chief Mur-
ray looked as if the troubles and trials
of this world were weighing heavily up-
on his narrow shoulders. Sergeant
)IcGowan‘s was about the only cheer-
ful countenance in the Court, and some
said it was because he had bought a
couple of Vaughan, Dennis & Co‘s Bran-

don lots.

The A.D.C. in waiting announced
Charley IIIcKillop, who started to
sing :

“I'm Charley Flenn,

I‘m Charley Flenn,

.The latest style of collar 0 1"
when the Colonel said :

“Charles, I‘m delighted to see you I
How (lid you get downthis way '2"

Charley explained that he had been
out during the night looking through a
glass at the comet, and just dropped .0“
his way home. The Colonel asked lum
for the loan of a couple of dollars and
told him to call again.

James Sullivan was next announced
and waltzed right into place without
any hesitancy. . .

'Col. Peebles,—“ Iames, whither?"

James—The family was quite well
Co]. when I left ; may I make bold to
ask how is your charge '2"

Colonel—“Only $1 and costs."

Jim panned out well and went away
humming “Garryowen the glory."

Edward McDonald made his bow, and
said he had been on a tour of inspection
last night. He said the rumour had
got about that “'innipeg liquors ‘were
being adulterated and he was appomted
on secret service to find out if it were so.
He had happened into the Levee by
mistake and thought he might as well
remain for the performance.

COL—I want a couple of dollars from .

you. McDonald. for which we'll give you
credit.

Neda—All right, Kurnel. but remember
that I belong to the first family of the
McDonalds. and spell my name Mac, not
Me, the common wav. ’

 

John Flynn got another man‘s watch-

THE SUN, AUGUST 21.-

1881“.

 

chain into his possession, in some xnex~
phcable manna. and was asked to come :
around :o-morrow and explain- 3

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GR.—l.\'D CONT}: RT.

The concert which will take place in
the Pavilion on the evening of the 80:1: '
inst... will be one of the most interest- I
log entertainments ever given in “'inni- '

g. The management is in the hands
of a committee, consisting of Col llough- i
ton and Mr. F, Eden from the Rifle As- ;
sociation ; Hon. A.G.B.Bannotyuc, and;
Lieut-Col. Kennedy. from the Band lllllli
Messrs. TY. R. Clarke. A. Murdo ch andI
J. Emslie, from the Phillnmnouic I
Society- The Band and Or- I
chestm have been practising I
some new pieces latterly which will be I
rendered on the occasion, and besides I
the charming mua‘cul programme, Mm. I
Col. Houglxton will present. the prizes-2'
during the cvening.The proceeds will be I
equally divided between the Rifle As-I
sociation,the Band and the Philarmouic I
Society, and we have no doubt that a
handsome sum will be realized. The
object of the concert‘s coming off so
soon is because the rifle team have to
leave for Ottawa the following morning.

The plan of the hall can be seen at
Henderson's. Volunteers are l‘L‘tlllcstLK-l
to attend in full uniform,

NOTE-3

 

.lN I) (‘0 .VI Jl EN'I‘.

 

If it is true. as alleged. that O‘Dono-
van Rossa and the other Irish skirmish—
ers, who skirmish around safely in New
York. have shipped infernal machines
to England, they can be dealt with by
our Government, and they will be (lealt
with. The American people are not in
:1. humour, just now, to regard such pro-
ceedings with patience.-—Philzulelphla.
Bulletin.

Mr. Blake is one of the few men in
Canada who would be listened to with
deference in the British House of Com-
mous. Sir John Macdonald is another.
Yet nobody in his waking moments ever
accused Sir John Macdonald of indulg-
ing in oratory. But Sir John )Iacdouald
would be listened to because he has
great tact and understands the trick of
saying the proper thing at the proper
moment.——-Toronto Telegram.

The bestplan to hinder ainatory or
murderous assaults in a train would be
to make an interval between the
roof and the partitions
of the different compartments of a car-
riage, which would be filled up with
bars—«I say “filled up with bars,"——bc-
cause I doubt whether it would add to
comfort or security were the tenants of
one compartment able to climb into
another. If a. person were attacked, all
that he would have to do would be to
shout out, then some one in the next
compartment, hearing the noise, would
touch the signal and the train would
be stopped, The probability of this
taking place would hinder murders and
kisses—London Truth.

_~-——+—
’l‘lll-Z son’ or ARGYI.I..

 

Mr. Laboucliere's paper gives a more
picturesque account of Lord Colin
Campbell's marriage with Miss Blood
than is published by any of the court
uewsmen in ordinary. “Never," says
London ’l'rufll, "had bride a lovelier
wedding morning than Tluu‘sday last.
The sun shone brightly, but not- so
overpowering!) as on the previous days,
on the grass and trees that makes the
small churchyard of the Savoy chapel
so beautiful. while the friends of Miss
Blood and Lord Colin Campbell were
assembling to witness their marriage.
Some of the youthful bridesmaids had
arrived very early, and were much ex-
ercised as to whether they were to fall
into the bridal procession at the gate or
at the church door. The latter proved
to be the order of the day. Shortly
after the six ladies, in their pretty pale-
blue lace trimmed dresses, muslin fichus
and mob caps. had ranged themselves in
readiness for the bride, the Princess
Louise ariived leaning on the arm of the
Duke of .‘Lrgyle. The Princess wore a
cream colored dress slightly trimmed
with dark peacock blue, and
a small bonnet -of the latter color.
The bride's magnificent figure was seen
to advantage in her wedding gown of
satin brocade and China crepe. Her
wreath was of real orange blossoms, and
a white tulle veil was thrown over them
and her very dark hair. The service
was unnecessarily long, no less than
three hymns being sung. one cousc-
quence of which was the fainting
of a little chorister. The procession
from the church to the
carriages up -the crimson carpeted
path under the trees was very pretty,
the white-robcd choiristcrs preceding
the bride and bridegroom, and the Prin-
cess Louise and Duke of Argyle iollow-
ing closely upon the bridesmaids. Lady
\Valter Campbell looked very handsome
in her dark sapphire velvet dress, With
a pale pink feather in her bonnet. One
of the guests were a rich dresspf plum-
colored satin, the front exquisitely em-
broidered with a design of flowers

and leaves in gold and Oriental
colors. The gold-embroidered bon-
net and slippers imparted a

charming air of completeness to this
lovely dress. The bride was given
away by her father, Mr. Blood,_0f Brick
Hill, County Clare. Lord Cohn's best
man was the Marquis of Stafford. l'he
honeymoon is to be spent on the Con-
tinent. The bride‘s travelling dress was
of dark blue bromide, with bonnet of the

 

same, trimmed with corn flowers and

 

dark red roses.

WA N 'I' E D.

 

Eight firslihsiiIS-lone Mamas \“h‘dfia‘kl:
Wages, Thsoe to Four Dollars
or Day.

I‘m-mean ‘ortnighuv. Apply at the new Ugilrin‘
Mill. or at our 0mm. l‘uin'. Douglas. .
.‘fchONAIJD k (‘.\.'ll~:!:o.‘i.
“'innipog. Aug. SI. [\fl. Iv.-

IMMENSE
Auction Sale

05‘

170 Villa Lots,

Brim: subdivisions of Lot 63. l‘.'.l".~l: U! St.
Jana-.0.

The owners have survey“! lilfly-l’uur niul
our-hulf arm of tho above lot mun \‘illa hub
of (it. \ :65 {out min-lusunl havo instructed \:~
to sell them by l'l‘lllJC AUCTION

OX

Saturday, August 27th,

At 7:30 o'clock 1’. .‘Il..

AT THE DAVIS HOUSE,

.\I.—\ I X STREET.

The abovo lots aru a confirmation of Min
Phillips strn-L from Solm lhuno sxrvot \ert
towards I'm-mun avenue. and ln-iu: ixmno-liah-ly
outside the c:'.._v limits. Lhoy will be free from
city taxation.

The lot:- aro lmuutifully located for private
residence-4, and in no part, of the City is property
more anxiously rough: after than in the innuu
diam vicinity of the above lots.

The whole pi oywrtv will be undoubtedly sold.
“'0 luu‘(' had anxious inquinm alrua-ly. and no
doubt speculators “1“ not In: uluw to avail thum-
selvcs in securing It, owing to tho many I\Il\‘ll.ll-
(ages its location and proximity given it.

Torin» in.qu kuo“ x: at time of sale.

Remember. Illl‘ salt.) taken place at. tho Din l-
llou:~q-, .Vlnln Flu-rel.

 

Also, at the same time and place, In" No.35.
HI. \‘Ilul, only din-o Illlluri from the city. vou—
taiuing lil IlCrl‘J. There is a house and null-Io on
the lot, and part, cultlvatexl. There is ill in : onu-
Lunbur on Lhe lot.

‘McLEAN a: McDERliO’I'i‘, Auctioneers.
aug. L‘ -‘..’.'.

MANITOBA LAND BUREAU.

A- R- Main 8: 00.,

3615 .Vluln Inn-cl, “'qulptg.

OPPOSITE CITY HALL,

NORTH-WEST HOUSE BUILDING.

LAIIDS FOR SALE.

ACRES OF SELECTED
and wall located “7’th Lands for

£9,000

PROPERTY IN E VI'I RY

poruun of the city.

CITY

See our new mlvcrtlucmL-nt in a few day...

  

crane Chance

«FOR—s

AUCTION
3 A L E

 

 

WA Iii-EB.

OMI’OSITORS.

__ ___.‘lSF:.._-..._ ._ . _ _ .___.__

HA RNESS MA KER. —- A first-class

man to an :1; Brandon immediately. Good
“fugue. Jas. \l’. k'ulllrruok.

Apply at this Of-

PAnTrS'Eh.—'n.e Eli-timing: 4...; ILL-4

long experience and a thurmlgh lmmrlulgu

of the General Grocm'yaml Fruit Business wi-hw. ;
to meet with :: porno-r who ran command from -
.41.?!) to r10}!!! in join him in establishing a bun- '

new: in the same line here.

Adel" use. Pam-if Kn,
Sex Office. in!

——t)l“--—

THUR SIDAY,

August 25fl1, I88!.

125 LOTS

20 Half Acre Lots.
48 Quarter Acre Lots.
Balance 66 by 102 Feet.

4 of these Lots have 8 Front-
age on Main Street of 5|
Foot by about 200
Feet Deep.

This property is situated just outside
the city limits, directly opposite St.
John's Cathedral, on the west side of
Main Street, extending west to )Icl’bil-
lips Street. and is comparatively Free
from Taxation.

The new Street Car Company propose
running LIIUII‘ cars half a mile beyond
this property.

(Ioml Sidewalk already built within a
short distance of the property.

School Facilities in the neighborlmml
unsm passed.

The following gentlemen are at pre-
sent. residing in the locality :—-—lIiH Lord-
ship the Bishop of Imports Tamil: the
lion. J. C. Schultz; Rev. Mr. l’ritchanl;
llcv. Canon l’rimlalu: luv. Cannn
(hum-a; ltcv. C. IV. l’inkluun. Pro.
Supt. of Education; Goo. Winks, Pimp;
luv. I‘mI'. Brice; Duncan lib-Arthur,
limp, Mauagl-r ML-rcliants' llauk ; Alex.
McArthur, E 41., Manager til the .‘-I.mi
tolm Investment Association,——which
speaks for the desirability ol the neigh-
Inn-howl as a place of residence.

TERMS :

One Third Cash, Bal-
ance in 6 8:. I2 Months,
at 6 per cent. Interest.

TITLE Perfect and Il‘lDlSPU‘I‘ABLE.

1’! A)" S ON vVJ 1'1“" AT THE AUCTION
ROOM. 0!" II. SKYNNI-Jll 6’ C0..
OPP. QUEEN'S HOTEL.

___

This Property will be mid at

SKYNHEB'S AUCTIOII ROOII'I

 

0:: Tunasnar Evnmxo. AVG. 2.5.

T. P. MURRAY,

I td Auctioneer.

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- “I: run 5- follows: . -

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\mu- :3 “Tantra; . . .. “IL“ ;>.:.:.

  

l' 3-: ' f. r rattan-n Ll :‘sairiwu an; 5.1".
.uviw .-.: T'nr:-:=:o h moi-J . . . I N 1- m.
; la'un‘ l‘urugr L1. Prairie for “Maurine. an gnu.
I Arm» st \\'ix:ulps\$.- .. . . . aid-pm.
[it'd-‘3 “Iraqi”: for ("hm lathe .. .-
I . Ari-foo at Pro-Is Inks-u..." ..... ...-
(i-Jlln'Nf'uH at t‘rmn lake with train {or
I: :1 Portage on “radius ash-1
Fridays.
; I.»~.-.u~ Che-:4 Luz-i fur Winnipeg . .. ..
y ‘ Ann-v M “muting..-“ . .. .. ....
‘ I Haney!» a: firm“ Takeout) train from
l‘ ‘5 K‘s-Ham in; \I'ulnv-dnyu and
Muturdnyu

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I .'..l. that: 2...! £427. .'..::r..‘... m.

TA! MI).

3.11 311.1.

'l‘rss‘.‘ are run on St. Paul time. “out: In 2.?
amazon 1.x tor than \Hnifigw time.

“'31. HARDER.
.\. ll. HTH‘XNEY. Asst. hams Initianvr.
Unwind flap-rmu-mlout. Iv

__\l?‘v l! ll‘lSIhii. if done jadicioualv.
A l'.'. . Tim I' the «vuclmmn amrml a: 1":
other ‘ -x~.au-u_i.ica. 'l‘rv It and be continual:
Hm I-~..: mutual m which to max» yuarwlt
known In Tun hrs. Hutu Natal-ate.

LIME, STQIIMSAIID

The Stony Mountain Lime and Stone
Company

ILn'o conunracml oiwratloiu at the Works. and
am How 'I'i-paxml to deliver Stouu at “‘iun'pcu.
l'urmgn .i I mine and. Hnwnou. or any point.
along the lino oI C. 1'. It...

AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES,

Sump/rs '5’ flu-Ir 5'!qu may Iv «cm III' {Er
(”luv of Hi“ Company, Ii'inniiwy,

They hill also be able to furnish Ll.“ “In.
lama or “null quantltlm linux- Um no: March.
h.\\ on: am: under comlruulluu two Iaruo Patent
lillm whirl: will turn out gunhunhoin per tum-k
amvlu. .\ Idlfifi XIOI'NH \I'HI ho lnultnt Ilmir
Mum: \‘urul, \‘i'mulpou. when: omen will be MINI
h-r l.ln:n and Ham! from ono huulml upwanll.

With |llu facillum fur quanvmg stone and
burning limo wo will bu able to undunmll any
one In tho lamina-"oi.

i-‘ur other lnronnauou. l'rlcm, .vc‘. apply at

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Ur “'Innllmg.
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“no

Stony Mountain.

li‘lll'dthlJu LOTION.—- A .Imrlectly
. . lumen-an propumtlou. and a positive sum
for l-‘rvvkh-n 'luu, Moth ratchet. and all umiuu
I‘ulllfilIl-‘JI of the skin. leaving the com nIchz-u
fair and van-my. Guy l‘haruuu: '. Ju. b‘. 01.1....
.\I.U.. next, door north of the Pen 0mm, '

 

Edward II I. 'Drevvry’s‘

."l‘OCli AND CREAM

ALES,

Extra Porter

AND
Lager Beer.
is CASKH 0H BOTTLE”), ‘

Equal to Any In the Market.

Ilmvunlm In connection will: thlr. iho Mani:
{.41)le Hmla Water Works. and can supply l'luiu
Soda. (linger Ala, Lemon Soda, etc. vita, «jun! lo
le bunt, imported.

REDWOOD BREWERY, Winnipeg.
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JOB TEAS AT JOB PRICES.
Merchants v'vm find the Teas
Extra Good Value at George
Wishart & Co.’s.

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L I Q U 0 R S
01“ ALL KINDS.

IN _BOTTLE AND WOOD.

WHOLESALE w
& RETAIL.

THE CHOICES?! WINES. ALES,
PORTERS, WEISKIES, '5ch

Always on hand in large quantities.

CIGARS OF THE BEST BRANDS.

Alex. McIntyre.
2.7:) Main Street.

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I'. 7‘.—-1‘l'l"h' LOT” HO“ HA LB.

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I Finest Assortment in
Ethe City, Choice Fran
Igrant Teas, Splendid
(Values, Wholesale, at
lGeo. Wishart 8:. Co.’s.