.—_.. ...._In.._.._. L ~J “ “.5-

 

  

flaw suntan-rang rm ' n.

v.“ _ .——_ 1 c , r“;
-fiuvmotrh—W.L Bro-e. f, ,. '
.«Weuo— com. .- -‘

w—Lflafin%

.Wmu’w We.

.sourm-ua ~m‘namm
I y mme—num.

 

 

 

 

 

THQBSDAYKSIFI’I‘EMBER 8. 1881.
FIVE torn; ofgold were received in sci.
York last week to pay for gminnnz‘l five
tons more are on. the way.

 

 

 

Tun. Syracuse Gamin- proposes the area.
tion of a. monument to Mrs. Garfield, as
the first heroine of the use.

Kmosrex. Ont... has a. school teacher
named. Spnnkio. and it in and he in II
real good one too. and no he should if
there is Ianything in a name. Toronto
Nan suy'I ;—“When boys get cranky
and play hunkey-punkc .~ they are hand

ed over to Mr. Speckle."

 

 

 

Ocn sprightly eentcmpomry. the Toron-
to 32m. has been guilty of the follow-

in' :—-"The Chicagopupcsv invite the _

Pope to leave Rome and settle in that
city. Asthe Pope is not in need of a

divorce, and wears no hip pocket. it is 3
not likely that the invitation will he nc- '

cepted.

 

 

 

Tm: Toronto Nnu of the 4th says :—
“The Montreal Slur, a high ‘nutlxotity
on matters of Etiquette, says that it is
rightfor a. young man to tam the left of
his Indy companion—when out walking.
It pronounces the practice of taking
the outside of the walk a relic of
bat-barium. and calls on all nice young
men not to forget the fact. If we had
only known this when we were young;
we would not now be croswcyed in our
left shoulder. “’0 trust that some of
our nice young correspondents will give
us their opinion on this subject."

 

u—m...“

Ir would now seem that O‘Donovau

that threat against English vesse u.
The Montreal True ll'imru of a recent
date says: .

"Those who care a solitary llam-
mvu about their lives, and whose
pleasure or business compels them to
sail the suit seas after the 30th of Sep-
tember. will do well to take the Guion
Line. O‘Donovuu Itossu is the agent."

We presume itwill bequite Iquotocross
the ocean on the Guien steamers. still
we should prefer going by the vessels
that are to be blown up.

 

 

Tun ‘NNAL‘K" 'ro ~HIIK nut (:nln‘
There is a bread chasm between .fuct

and fancy in most matters. Fancy is
easily influenced into egregious
blunders. It was vein fancy with the

"fly on the wheel," whSch grew enthu-
siastic over its supposed performance.
When a fellow thinks he can. by his re-
quest. turn out a whole community to
vote for a bonus, and only
one hundred and thirty show up, he
is a victim of fancy. “'hen a fellow hun-
gines that a. desperate lot of villains are
concocting a dark plot, to defeat a by-
law and thwart his [muniary expecta-
tions. and results prove it with-
out foundation, fancy has again been
actively at work. “Then a low in-
dividuals think they can deal cavalicrly
with the intelligent people of aeity like
\l’innipeg, and run the ‘wholc machinery
to suit themselves. they are badly vic-
timiscd by fancy, and must at zui early
date be aroused from their supposed so.
entity to 3. full sense of their stupid and
egotistic arrogance. Semetinies a fellow
thinks he is a anturerm fellm '. and im-
ngmcs that his name to a project is
quite snflicient to ensure it success. This
is fancy gone mud.
n; “I .~.

Now. we propose to show. by con-
trast, the difference between fancy and
fact. and for that purpose we submit
the following extract iron: lust evening's
77mm :

“The banquet in honor of Sir .-‘.. T.
Gait. ’i.C.M.G., at tbh Rovnl Exclimicc
this evening promises to be one of the
most brilliant events that. has ever
token place in Winnipeg. Although the
indicts were only issued. last morning,
they have ullhecn disposed of. and it is
feared that the setting capacity of the
more Will not be sufiicient for all who
desu‘c to amend. Amongst others ox-
pectedtobepxesentauefiis ‘-ip

the Bishop of Row. ‘1: Land, their
Graces the Archbishops at Toronto and
- Boniface. Messrs“. Cameron. Dom-
:nlle, our local members and other land-
.Ing gentlemen. The chair will be taken

a

- u

. that was to draw the crowd was John

lamina“.- humor”; 10.

1.3- c... es... in. mule.)- at lighf.‘
o'cmck."

Some people might be blunt enough to
term the above idiotcy. but wcsdignii’y
it with the title fancy. The magnet

X may. His name came in at the.
end like the active principle ola bumble
bee. Strange as it only seem. we have
to mimt. on this} occasion. to the organ
of Annnias, thi: Fri-e Plat, for a bit of
fact. “'2 tulle the rcport‘of the “ bril-
li1nt mthcrix '." and find that about
twenty pen-ens sat down to the
“sumptuous hoard." Of this twenty.
about half are members of the Tum-r and
l'ra- I'rru shifts. and of John Norquny's
household. including his man-servant,
his Inaidoservant, his ex and his ass, or
his mule if you like it better. The dif-
ference between fancy and fact is made
plain above; but the fact that is
brought forcibly into the sunlight
is that John Xerepmy and Tom Howard,
and the other few (”luv-lit: of the pan.
lien! xnhnagundi, cannot treat the public
of this city with indiflcrcucc and con-
texupt in attempting anything in which
the people as a whole are interested.
No man in or out of Canada is more dc-
scrving of honors at the hands of this
Province than Sir A. T. Gnlt. and we
regret exceedingly that the banquet to
him should have been made a fizzle by
the egotistic and presumptuous bearing
of a few individuals.

 

 

IMNlnAN.
Edward l-Ianlnn. the champion scul-
lcr. has declined to contest the title to
the championship of the world with
'Wallace Ross. In doing; this we con
sider he has acted wisely. “'crc he to
go on year after year, rowing against
everyone who should throw him a chal-.
lenge, there could be no doubt that
the result would be ultimate defeat. To—
day he in not only champion sculler of
the world. but stands with a record un-
puralled by that of any other oarsmuu

that has ever sat in a beat. “'e feel
pretty certain that he could
beat Rosa were he to make

up his mind to do so. He prefers. how-
ever, torest satisfied with the lanrels
which he now wears and which he won
by vauquinhiug all contestants in Europe
and America. He can retire from the

__1.....__...;umut.-_unfluni .-. nur...loss
reputation. and no unselfish person

blame him for doing so. He has
decided to devote himself, in future, to
the careful management of his hotel
business.

 

‘ PB RHGNAL.

' Mr. J. F. “'ood, brother of the Chief
Justice, is in the city.

A. (i. Bannatync has sold within the
last month $105,000 worth of pro-
petty.

‘ 1V. R. Baker, Assistzmt General Sup-
erintendent of the C. P. B" went south
this morning.

- Mr. S. J. Jackson left for London,
Ont., this morning. Mrs. Jackson will
accompany him when he re turns.

Rev. A. B. Baird left to-dny for Ed-
monton, where he will take charge of
the Presbyterian mission there. He
goes overland.

His Grace Archbishop Lynch and
Rev. Father )lcCIuIn left this morning
for the east. Both are delighted with
Winnipeg and its prospects.

 

AN EXPLANATION.

 

A Special Notice to the public appeared
in yesterday's Sux from Mr. John L.
Nelson, the proprietor of Nelsouville,
which was prompted through a misun-
demtanding with Mr. Wolfe. Mr. T. P.
Murray, the chain-1i ghtniug auctioneer.
is the agent for the estate, and had cer-
tain negotiations in progress with u. view

to bringing on 0. big: sale of
Nelsouvillo lets, be t a mis-
understanding urose which caused

Mr. Nelson to publish the Special Notice
to which we referred above. “'0 can-
didly admit that there was blood in T.
P. Murray's eye ywterday, and that he
seemed as if he had enough mud on to
tucquthe “'olfe and sweep outlthc Queen
with him. but we are pleased to know
that harmony has been restored. a dire
catastrophe avoided, a parent saved to u
drumrvim; family. and an undertaker
cuchred out of a job. Now let us hear
straight from Nelsouvillo.

 

Pilil’lill'l PROVINCE PA RA-
1: ltdl’llfl.

Rxpid City is about to organize
field hiutcry. '

Mayor Curney‘s new hotel will he the
finest building In Emerson.

The “'cat L}: we race trucl; is said to
be the bent in the province.

The “'05:. Lynne gmiu buyers are on
gunizmg for the. Manson's cunpuigu.

The Emeb‘on curlers held a meeting
and have decided to erect a. new rink.

According to the Gladstone .\ ant. both
candidates expect to be elected for
Dauphin.

The Il'ffifil' says that there will be

ll.

VTillfiL

THE- sgu, SEPTEMBER 8, 1881,
'cnunA PACIFIC .‘HDTEL,

last Wednesdnv evening and delxited the
following: subfect "Resolved that the
negro xufl'emd more from the hands of
the white man time the Indian: The
We won- _

Mr. Douglass of the Intrrmuienal
advertise; that he will go east to make
telegraphic and other arrangements for
the Emma Daily International. The
lialnmg Expreu mun advises him to stay
at home and learn how to publish a
weekly first.

 

 

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

 

STEINHOFF, Importer and Mann-

. fuzorcr of Home“. Saddles. “'hxpn,

Trunks. Venus. Etc. We: Port-go Avenue,
Main: Street. Winnipeg. septa

URXISIIED ROOM. TO LLT.——-

l—‘lve minute: walk from the Post om
Apply Mr. 8. B. Ritchie. Bonnet-no meet. 0p-
poslwthoOeutrnlSchool.

 

I) LET.——A House In the liwlthiest
locality oi the City. wast of the Central
SchooL Seven rooms and a woody-bed. House
net and fitted up with all conveniences. Bern.
#21 per month. Apply to A. B.En.~:sooxn. thi-
linrn Street. upmm

 

WANTED.

 

BRYANT GIRLS—Apply to w. L.
Bruce, Intelligence Office. Merchant; Bunk
Block. septa-l

 

M. l'IcLARTY’S
EHEAP CASH STORE.

406 Mus Srnxm',

NEXT T0 1‘5!“ HCOTCII BAKERY.

The Cheapest Store in “"innipeg.

 

A Complete Assortment of anllm', Gent'-
nnd l‘hlldl cn'u nearly-Made, Seamuuble,
Book and fibers on Sale at Bollom Prince.
TheE'anandWinterStock willAn-iveina

Few Days.
Custom Work and Repairing PromptlyAttond~
M'I'm M. McLARTY.

 

MANITOBA.

EMPLOYMENT .
" ”AGEN BY.

AND

REGISTRY OFFICE.

IIELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED.

Houses to Rent and Rents Collected.

('olIrIllon Agency null Gent-ml (‘oln-

lulu-learn.
Collection of Accounts made aspccialty.

15:? PLEASE NOTE IT—All communications
strictly confidential. A call solicited.

Office. Room No. 9, L'p-thlrn,
lmpcrlnl Bank Building.

S M ITH & 00.
5011.5“.

LACROSSE

MATCH.

GARRY vs WINNIPEG,

I’.\‘

DRIVING PARK,

Till-2

.\'

Saturday Afternoon. 10th,

.‘1‘ ll.ll.F-I'A§T 'l‘“'0.

Aqlmlsnlon. ‘25 Cold--
sopfitd.

IIME, STORE & sum

The Stony Mountain Lime and Stone
P311?

lluve commenced I'uw.-I-.I.7.inn~~ at the “'urks. and
um now In: Ian-d to deiiu’r Stone at \\'iunipcx:.
Portage n. 1 'rio and Erucn-on. or any point.
along the line (If C. 1‘. 1L,

AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.

Smuplrs If! ku‘ thr mug lu' .u'r‘n u! lftr
Qflur qt (Inc ('nmptluy, ll'imIiIK-y.
They “III also be_l.bl.o to (“midi Lilli: in

or small quantities aster the 15m March.
having new under construction two- lurgc l'ntcut
Kilns which will turn on: it“: bushels per week
each. .5. LIME EIOUH‘B will be huiltattheir
Stone \ard. \\ Iunxpcg, where onlem will be filled
for Lima and Sand hem one bushel upwards.
“'13): the localities for q taming stone and
burning lune fire will be able to undersell our
one in the business. '
For other Information, I‘riccs. N. apply at

Ladle-v: Free.

 

 

 

nine "lung up “ weddings in the Portage

 

below the snow flies, 5 0r “'1: “_ qus'r 12:,an
The Marquette Debating Society met.”gm ' ’ " A ‘ swnynommn

JAS. G. liCDONA I‘D,

hath Jilin fire-.91.

ll‘v’l.\'l\'lI>EG, - - - MANITOBA.

The Hanna-i stocked with 'rhzé‘winm and
Liquor-

The Bar In on the Bodega Principle.

1 ." .111 Liquors drawn from the wood.
1 inc Brandi. of Imported Cigars.
145.153 J. XVI-BOON & 00.,

septs Proprietors.

H. s; GROTTY

& C

 

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

FOR SALE.

Lots 31!, 40, 41. McVVillium Street.
Lot :2, :5 and 4. block 11, )1c‘Villium Street.
Lot 156 and 157. block 11. Mc\\'ill.inm street.
I .02. as, corner Mc\VillinIn and Kenn streets.
Large brick residence and one acre of land,
near Dr. Schultz: otfico, Point Douglas.
Let 5:), “'illinm street. good house.
Lot 13. cor. J nines and Louise street, large
house.
Lot 92. Isabella street.
It. lots on Non-o Dame street west.
1 I lots on Yonnc street, cast of Notrc Dame.
1' lots opposite Manitoba College.
7-) feet of were lot, Mc‘Villinm Estate, with
house.

Lot 6, Disraeli street, 3 houses.

liloclc 21. Logan Estate.

hits on Alexander and Logan Estate, west of
l) ulfcrin Park.

5 large lots. McDonald Estate.

8 lots on Point Douglas Avenue.

Several lots on Point Douglas Common.

3 good lots on river. near Louise bridge, suitable
for wharf.

Lots 11, 12 and 1:}. Ross street. near Princess.

Lots 9 and 1'2. with good houses, Charlotte.

3 lots corner Furby and Buell streets.

Lots 97 to 115,011 Gomez and Gladstone streets,
Fousecn Essate.

El lots 9 and 10. comer Isabella and Bunnntyut
structu.

Lots 16, 450 to 453, and 47:2 to 478, Riverside
Estate.

Lots 9 and 10, Ross street, near Princess, good
double house.

Lots 9.08 and 210, Logan Estate. -

Lots 61. 62, 63 and 439, Riverside Estate

Lot 21. McFarlane street, Fouscca Estate.

Lots 49 and :10, Ross street.

9 lots in acre lots, '75 and 76 Jemima street.

Ach lots 19 and ‘21), )Ic\VilliIIm street. '

4 lots joining Mr. Bend: rson's, Notre Dame
street west.

Lots 149 and 150, Jemima. street.

“’fi lot B. Common street

El let 6, block C, Adelaide street.

Lot 54. Common street, good house.

Lot 105 and 106 Jemima street.

Lot 12!. block 21, McVVilliaIn Estate.

Lots 93 and 2.", block ‘22., )[c\\'illinxn Estate.

Lot 13, corner Adelaide and William streets.~

Lot 62, Rupert street, good house.

Lot 7'1. Lizzie street. small house.

. may: gflgaggipggfrgeiwm Ratings 4192‘”-
50 feet opposite city hall.

23 feet on Main near Market Street. —

3 lots on Main street. near Pacific Hotel.

4 good corner lots opposite C. 1’. R. station.
1 Several good lots near St. John's Ladics' Col-
cce. '

Villa lots joining city limits on Not‘rc Dame

street.

_ Villa lots Plu‘lrh of St. James, 2 miles from
c1 ty. This property is now being so livided into
acre lots or (I offered for sale. It commands a
fine view of the city, and is high and dry at all
times of the year. A Government drain runs
along the east side of the property. and a graded
road on the west. Sold on enav tenns and cheap.

Tp s, n 7w, SW3» and s; of NiV} Soc 31. 240 acres

T1) 9, r ‘3 w, s w} ands i ofn w} Sec 1: 340 acres

Tp H. r -l w. n oi and 3 vi Sec 12; 320 acres.

Tp 3, r 3 cast, I; wfi Sec 23: 160 acres.

T1) 3. r 3 cast, I: o i- Soc 15: 160 acres.

Tp 15, r 3 c, nwfi and Inger! s w} Sec 31 ; 240 acres.

’1‘]! 14, r 5 w, sec 4: 910 acres.

Tp 9, r 1 e, s w} and $5 of n “'l‘ Sec 3: 210 acres.

'l‘p 11, r 3 w, s oi and iii of n 0‘: Sec 2 : Macros.

Tp 11, r 9. w. s ol- Sec 31. and w; of s w:- Scc 3-2;
‘34!) ucres. ‘

Tp B, r 5 e, 21 e1- Sec 16. and n} of s of Sec 16; 240
acres. ‘

'1‘p 5.r4 e, ne§ Scc 1, and sf of 5 e4} Scc12; 240
acres.

T1) 13, r 1 \v, SW;

Tp 19.. r 1 W. s 8,,
2-10 acres.

Tp H. r 1 w. s e} and c3 of s w& Scc5: 240 acres.

Tp 13, r 5 W, In} of s3 and s} of 11 eg- Seczn: 240
acres. .

T1) 13. r 5, II! sir of u i Sec $1, and sfi of n wé Sec
'24: 240 acres.

Tp 4, r 5 o. n el- und e.’_: of u w} Sec 9:): 2-10 acres.

T1) Arie, nel- Soclflandsfof sci Sec13;240
acres.

'1‘ 5, r 3 c, n w} and Iii: of n 0} Sec 13 ; 240 acres.
NI-Zl- Sec 3. 'I‘p 11. r 52:: 160 acres.

S \V quarter Sec 9., T1) 11. 1' 5:2: 160 acres.

S F. quarter Sec 10, Tp 10, r 52‘. 160 acres.

N E ( uartcr Sec 1, T1) 4. r 3-2.: 160 acres.
“()3 Sec3.Tp4.r3c;3-_‘nncres.

N ha f See 21, Tp:l,r3 e: allacres.

Nhnlf Sec%. I‘p3. r3e;31)ncrcs

“1 half Sec 33, T1) 3. r 3 e: 320 I ores.

“Whole Soc 35. '1']: 15, r 4 w: 641) acres.
“11010 See 36. Tp 15, r -l w; GLO acres

N \" quarter Sec 13. Tp 13, r 14 w; 160 Items.

and 5’; of n wig Sec 19: 2-10 acres
Socks and n~._: of 11 e1- Sec 21:

S \V (pun—tor Sec 94. Tp 15, r 14 w: 160 acres.
K hal Sec 36. T1) 16. r 15 w: 33.0 acres.

1" \\' quarter Soc 11, Tp 7, r l w: 16‘) acres.

H. S. CROTTY EL 00.,

Oflicc, No. 358 Main St, opp. City Hall.

 

AtDVEl‘TISE 1n the

TfiE SUN.

comm
FORTUNE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

82.4 MAIN Sn, szxzrsc.

 

3 Call at Office for List of Citv
and Country Properties. -

—

TERMS EASY-

T- p. MURRAY,

 

.AIU'C'I'IONEER

ND'

REAL ESTATE AGENT

SEL THE EOLLO‘VING LANDS
FOR SALE:

House and Lot. cor. \Villinm Street.
Valuable Corner Lot on Main Street.

“'1. lot 5, cor. Kate and Mchrmott Streets,
Bunnatyne Estate.

Two Blocks of Five Acres each joining City
limits. .

House and Lot on Jemima and. Scott.

119?. and 193:, Burrows Estate.

50 Lots on Furby Street, between PortageRoad
and Armstrongnlfloint. '

Brick House on H. B. Reserve.

El; Sec. 1-1, '1‘ 4, R 6 west, i mile from Nelson—
ville.
Sec ‘23 and Ni: 13, T 1, B7west.
S E} Sec 15, 'J.‘ 1, B 9, west.
N “'5. Sec 3, T 1. B 10 west.
Si Sec 33. T 1, B Bear-t:
Si Seem. T 1, R 3 east.
13% Sec 17, T 1,1! 6 cast.
S E} Sec 9. T '3, ll 6 west, ncur Mountain City.
Sec 13, '1‘ 3. It 1 cast.
W1}; Sec8,T&R3en5t.
SE iSecSamlNE’; Sec9,T2.R3enst.
N E f See 13, '1' 3, R 6 west.
SE14 Sec5,T3,RSwest.
N W} Sec25,'1‘3.113ee.st.
N1. See 19, '1' 4, It ‘2 west.
S E} Sec 31, T l. I! 7 west.
S E} See 36, T 4, R 8 west.
wg Sec 9. T 4.1% 1 cast.
S \V i Sec 1, T 4. R 8 west.
S E} Sec 1, T 5, R 1 west.
Ni See 14, '1‘5, B 1 west.
S} Sec ‘33, '1‘ 4, R 5 west.
Wig Sec 12, T l, R 8 west. .
Na} Scc35. T 5. R 12 west.
5 \l‘} Sec 35, T 5, R 1 east.

S “’1. See 21, T 4, It 3 east, and cost :1: o S E} of
Sec 20—940 acres.

S E} Sec 93, ’1‘ G, I! 1 west.

NJ; Sec 95. '1‘ 9, R 2 east.
' N 5% and Bi of N “3 Sec 5, T 8, R 3 west.

N 1V1- Sec 9, and S; of S XV} Sec 16, T 9, R I cast

S B} Sec 23 and N9 of N E} Seem, T 10, R8 west

N 131 See 27 and Si: of S E:- Scc 34. ’1‘ 12, It lwcst

N “‘1 Sec 35, T 13, B 3 west.

S 155- Sec 14. T 1-1, B 2 east.-

IInprovcd Farm at TweLittlo Points- 120 acres
in crop; good buildings at a bargain.

Improved Farms in all parts of the Province.

“'1- Sec 9, T -l, 1! 1 cost; 140 ucrcs in crop; with
house and stable, near Morris.

S “'3 Sec 27 and N11: of X W} of See 22, T 13, B 1
west: 210 acres.

N1: Sec 2, '1‘ 4, 11 6 west.

Eggnu+.c&IO.—HJHLNL.DX.S JLLSBC 13.11an B

S E} and Si: of N E i Sec 11, T 9, R 1 west—240
acres.

S “'1 Sec 1, T 4, 1‘. 8 west.

I'll Sec 13, T 1-1, It 4 west.

Town Lots for Sale

_IN._

NELSONVILLE,
-MOUNTAIN CITY,
cars-rm. CITY,

PILOT MOUND,
HAMILTON,
DOMINION crrv,
MORRIS.
STONEWALL,
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE,

—AN D THE—

CITY OF WIN N IPEG.

20,00 ACRES

FARMING LAND

N OT ON ABOVE LIST.

SIM-rulnlolw and thou- .‘k‘rkiu: “onto-I

will do u c-ll [’3 "all on air lit-fou- purchas-
ing flu-“irr- .

3:.” Sp‘xial attention given to Sal
of Real l‘J-t-de BY AUCTION. e

Also to Household Effects. Stock, sc.

T. P. MURRAY

Auctioneer.

OFFICE: Over Andrews’ Jewellery
Store, Mam Street, Winnipeg.

 

 

mly

Jfifilrt'lfillflG-i'flfl

Aw I

 

JAM - .

H—FfiquRTERS‘

.Lm’e Pilatf’g‘f‘fi'rn .-_ E:
FIRST-CLASS MEAL;
Clean. Quiet and In Good 0",". i
ENGLISH EESTAEEANIE
PORTAGE AVENUE. 3°

3 OYSTRES RECEIVED DELI E

w- CLoucI-IER,

Pr OPfietot.

 

.-x-{'-.~

Igars.
ROY 6’1. GILMOUR-

1%.. l - - - -. 'l‘i’t‘dll' 1..-

I
n

. .l‘.
. , .
:2. "I
— . E...
< :‘1
2'. -"
H 2 "H
.> :1
.-I
2 — ,,
r-l Z ;
A n
H 4
7.1 2
n- .
,‘7’1 'I:
. )'
E I
H
2 .2
Z :Z'
— :-
> ‘.
p
'Q

n
in

all

3......

”ROY & I:GILMOU R,

oularly called to our stock of Foreign and Domestic Canned and Bottled Goods.

i

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors and C

-.y_u amt.»

THE MOST COMPLETE AND FINEST S’l‘OUK IN 21-1-11
CLEMEN’I“S BLOCK. MAIN ."1‘IU

ts, Tourists, and Jobbers is part

TEA. AND COFZElEE _A_ SPECIALTY.

do GILMOUR.

"i‘u' 50M}£9me.mm.

.5. .

The attention of Immigrau

ROY

Golden Hotel Restaurant,

'(Later Re-Opened by c. H. Fowl-:21,
Keeps the Best Table in the City.

FRESH OYSTERS

Served in Any Style at All Hours.

 

i‘

~' “stint-:33

 

 

All [he Delicacies of the ficnson to be
Ilnd n! the

GOLDEN, HOTEL RESTAURANT,

1310 c. n. FOLGEB. Caterer-

 

 

MU

CARTRIDGES, am"
In Great Variety. LOW PRICES. M

W. H; BOYD’S,
P011881 Avenue, opp. Queen's Hotel-

A‘Z-Br—Ii’epairiny a Specialilll' RM.
sonabla Prices. '. -

 

1mm

sepfi’rm

.nnrwsn-‘rtmpl” -