Harbor Grace Standard, 1894-05-18

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Vi LU.UE XXXV
'■'KU VKAU.j
HARBOR GHAi'E, NFID. FRIDAY,   M \Y 18,   1894.
[SINGLE   COPIES TWO CENTS.]
NUMBER 42
N. PIKE,
Broker and Commission Agent
fully attended to.
Office—Water Street We.t.
HARBOR CHUCK, -  -  -   NFLD.
Public Notice
1894.   |  MANTLES.  |  1894
New Style Ladies' Mantles,
New Style Ladies' Waterproofs,
New Style Children's Jackets and Capes
The public are hereby notified
that in-the provisions ofl'liaplerTl
of the' Consolidated Statutes, they
are required to keep their
Yards and Premises
free from all no. iousnuisanei
filth which arc likely to inju
public health.
There will be
A Thorough Inspection
ofthe town on the ".th day of May,
and from day to day until it 'is
ocmpleted.
The owners of premises found in
had condition will be liable to a
fine of -
Twenty-Five Dollars
T. B. BKNNKTT.
.Stipendiary Magistrate.
Police Office, Harbor .race, [
April -2i_ IS!., f	
MUNN BROS., WATER STREET
X^FOUNDIj
*• After careful Analysis of *un-1
plea of '
WOODILL'S
GERMAN BAKING. POWDER,
purchased  l»v  me  at  several
ies. I round them PURF
^V_Speed the Plough.<^^JL
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Dr.Smith's Bible Dictionary...SI..St)
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Life of St. I'aiil.'hy Rcv.F. \\ \_arr.ir...:?__
Early Days of Christianity—do SI .co
Mercy an.l Judgment—elo '.'Oc
Etern.il Hope—do _1
Apologia pro Vita Sun by Cardinal
__savn on Miracles—<!o Vile
Crux"Christi hv Kev.'.Ki mutt.D.I>..''( .
Wesley's Nol. s on N. ivTi stunn-nt...!•<<_
Dxfor.i Helps t.i Kihl.-Stii.lv.n.-w e-.l.-l __.
Perfect Love, hv Rtv. J. A. W.-.hI Wc
The Christian. Seer, t ol u Happy Life.
bv H. W. S We
Tlie Salvation Anr.v Sol.lierM'iii.h*. l-'c
The Doctrines of the Salvation Armylflc
S. E. GARLAND,
177 East <!_ 2DO West. Water St.
ST. JOHNS. Niiil.
Potatoes, Turnips, Oats
Butter, &c, &c.
To arrive in Mav, per schooners
Carrit Band ./...,.;.' A,,.,-',- ,, frum
Prince Edward I.-la.id.:;i«x>bushels
specially selected Se. ,1 and K-.tin _
Potatoes, .*._> bushels Turnips.:.
SusbelsOats, Butt.-r. Hay, &c.
Orders bo<»kcd immediately at
.owest rates.
J. J. MURPHY,
Commission Agent."
Harhor (Irace. April in. lS'.H. if.	
Potatoes  Oats, &c.
As soon as navigation opens, the
schooner Brilliant, S4 tons, will
commence loading at Charlottetown
with a very choice and specially-
selected cargo ofSKKD anel TABLE
POTATOES. Also, .TATS, TURNIPS, etc. All of which will l.e
sold at lowest market rates.
Orders now booked for delivery
on arrival here of schooner.
H.  C WATTS.
Harbor Grace, April Gtf	
^ H. A. MORRISSEY v_
in thanking bis customers and the  public generally fur their
esteemed patronage, begs to intimate thnt lie is now
prepared to lill orders for nil kinds of Seeds.
Nothing has been spared in the endeavor to obtain Hoods of a reliable
quality, nnd with increased  accommodation in our new premises, we will he enabled to conduct business lo .. teatcr
advantage for our customers.
OUR   STOCK   OF   SEEDS   IS    COMPLETE,
f and has been specially-selected for this country's growth. 4
• It includes some choice Prize-winners. Also, (ilaeliolaanel •
f  Dahlia Bulbs.    Florist's Friend in .'.lb. Bags, 15 cts. per Bag. t
H. A. MORRISSEY, Water Street, Harbor Grace.
HALL - BROTHERS
Have on exhibition a Choice Selci tion of
Spring | and : Summer § GOODS
which Ihey offer at     *
XJ_a.i_i.£3_JLa,ll3r - XjiO^st  - Prices.
. _ ..Leading Lines in Fashionable Hats. Blouse.. Dclaincttes.
Prints, Art Muslins. Ac.
W. J. KUSSELL,
House, Sign dt. General Painter
Venetian Blinds made, refitted and renovated.
Graining and inside work neatly done.
Lettering and Sign Painting a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Residence—
VICTORIA ST.. HARBOR GRACE.
FOB SALE
FANCY AND TOY BAZAAR,
vicrrbRiA street.
Traced and shaded Mats,
Berlin Wool, Color Boxes, Crayons
Ink Bottles and Stands,
 A. A A. BRUNLEES.
J. W. KENNEDY,
Boot and Shoe-Maker.
WATER ST.,  HARBOR GRACE,
(opposite the Slip.)
Every description of LEATH EI_V A RE
mada and repaired.
___. Hand-sewed Work or all kinds a
\_cially.
BOOTS and SHOES
Wholesale and Retail.      .^J .£    Every variety to select from.
>HAI_L BROTHERS^
Water Street, Harbor Grace.
Sole Agents for
2^>Smallwood's Boots
(Wholesale and Retail.)
(
WHOLESOME, and   WELL-
PROPORTIONED.
GEORGE LAWSON,
Ph. I)., L. L. B
II;tlifit__.*'
HOR SALE!  TO CLEAR.
A few tons No. I Timothy Hay
'00 bvish. Oats at Cue. u hush.
J.J. HENNESSY.
For Sale, To tee Or To Let!
Tbat Desirable'
Dwelling -House
(Two Tenements),
situate on Cooperage Hili, head of
Victoria Street.    Bent  low.    Possession given immediately.
DWELLING-HOUSE,
on  Water Street, al present occupied by Mivfohn Casey.    Possession {riven H-rSftsSovenilier.
For particulars apply l.>
EDWABD PARSONS.
Tn stock, a full line of
Household : Furniture
of all   kinds.
Also, a Large Variety of
PICTURE - FRAMING
All sizes,    ('heap and Hood.
Fancy Goois, Boob -and. Stationery
All kinds, qualities and prices.
PHOTOGRAPHS, - &c.
Tb is ia tbe season for Photographs,
 Tintvpes. Arc    (it-oil style and
 finish.    Picture's enlarged.
PARSONS'
EMPORIUM,
Water  Street, Hni-hor^ Grace.
Piano and Reed-Organ
TUNING.
W II. KENNEDY
— PIANOS and  REED 'ORGANS. —
Orders for lown work or from outside
places wiU'.bo given prompt attention.
»gy-AIl work carefully and satisfactorily performed at moderate rates.     **
Wires. Felt, Ivories for Keys, _C., _c,
nl whys kept on limit!.
W. II. KENNEDY,
Water Street, Harbor Grace.
MarlUSm
ALL   QUITE   NEW!
Straw Hats,       Ladies' Jackets,       ' Rubber Clonks,
And a Splendid Assortment of
sfFANCY GOODS, &c, &c>
 are to he had a I	
M. J. JONES, 93 Water Street.
SPRINGS GOODS.
We have at last received part ofour Goods, In train
from St. John's, ex Barcelona, I'1 inula and Grand
Lake, and we would invite our manv customers lo
give us an early eall.
A large Stock of Dress Goods of all descriptions
Summer Prints ami Sateens. Flannellettes.
Calicoes, Flannels, Moleskins, Blanketings.
Hats and Caps in all styles and all prices.
Cheaply selected Stock of Women's, Misses',
and Children's Roots and Shoes.
PATERSON & FOSTER.
Joseph Ross' Bulletin May 10th
1    New Timothy Hay Seed,     Swedish Turnips. ♦
I Yellow Corn Meal in barrels. Palermo Lemons,  t
|    Fresh .Halifax SAUSAGES, _ U cents per lb. |
X New Canadian Cheese,    Tapioca—12 cts. per lb.J
Polar Boneless Codfish—") 11) Package. .0 c.: I  lb. Bricks, . c.
Mttnn's Fertilizer in .. lb. Bags, 15 cents per Bag.
Joseph Ross, Water Street, Harbor Grace
Bishop
Bishop,!
Duckworth St. ♦
St. John's.* |
Books,
Stationery,    i
Toys,
Jewellery,
Music,  .
Papers and Periodicals.
Cheap.
5 %%*_fc____%%
! Outport
I     Orders
I Promptly
{Attended   to.
WHILE   THANKING   OUR  MANY    PATRONS
Jbr* their much-appreciated support du ing  the
past  oil  years, wo beg to solicit a continuance
ofthe same, and would call attention to the fact
although failure in the English crops last season
has caused a great scarcity of SEEDS, and notwithstanding the
extraordinary advance in  prices, we have again secured our
usual large and varied Stock of .*..*.'.*..*    .
GARDEN AAA*k*k*k*k*kJk_mtkAJk*k*k*kA
AGRICULTURAL,
FLOWER
SEEDS.
We are now prepared to fill at the lowest possible prices all
irders with which our customers may be pleased to favor us.
W. H. THOMPSON & CO.,
Water Street, Harbor Grace.
Canadian   Government   LANDS.
THE GOVERNMENT OP CANADA HAS Jt^THE NORTH-WEST 200,000,-
000 (two hundred millions) of acres of tne very best land in tho world,
which it offers free to actual settlers in sections of lf'i acres each. The average
yield of wheat on these lands is from 30 to 40 bushels per acre ; oats, 50 to 70
bushels ; barley, 40 to 50 bushels ; root crops and other grains in proportion
THE LAND IS READYFOR THE PLOW, and does not n quire clearing, fencing
or manure. Tlipre is no rain in the fall to injiiri*_ In- grain, and seeding begins
about the 1st of April in* he largest part of the country. Over a great part of
this region CATTLT: AND HORSES RUN AT LARGE all winter. There is
good water easily found everywhere. Coal is delivered at from 18.60 to $5.00
per ton at all railway stations. LUMBER, for luiil.lin._r, costs from 16 to 120 per
M ; shingles sclL at 98 per.'M. Cattle dressing from 700 lbs., to 900 lbs., are
raised on the prairies without any fond but the wild grass. RAILWAYS
are built, or being built, all over the country. Churches and free schools are established in every province. Good homes, good lands and inslituticns under tbe
old flag. Now is the time for enterprising men to come and secure the best-
localities.   Special rates given via I. C. R. and C. P. R., on application lo .
C. C. CARLYLE,
f Newfoundland Railway, St. John's.
Carriages, Sleighs, Carts, &c
JAMES WARREN,
Carriage* sleigh builder
U prepared to execute nil work In Ills lino
wilh .:.. j.iitili. OskhI uml inlthful work
guaranteed.
All kinds sif Repairing done lit short notice
nd nt moderate price*.
Vehicles Mull In Inlcsl sty lex nnd In flr_-
claM flnlali.
_r* Satisfaction guaranteed.
STEWART MUNN & Co.
Shipping And Commission
Merchants.
Board of Trade Building.
Also, to the buying and shipping of
Flour f.nd Provisions and General Produce.
Cable Address—MUNN, Montreal.
FOR
— A Useful Present —
TO
Wife, Mother, Sister
or Daughter
GO TO
J- : CASEY'S
AND BUY A
WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
THE WHITE SEWING  MACHINE COMPANY
JOHN CASEY, Gen. Agent, Water St., Harbor Grace.
groceries, 5 Provisions,*&c.
We h»ve in stock a full assortment of
Plain and Fancy Biscuits, Syrups, Sauces, Flavouring Extracts,
Tinned.Fruits.    Cottolene, tbe new substitute for Lard
A Full Stock of GENERAL GROCERIES. &c.
CHAS. BUTLER, - WATER STREET.