Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, June 30, 1877

Issue date: Saturday, June 30, 1877
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Thursday, June 28, 1877

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Pages 1 - 4 of the Winnipeg Free Press June 30, 1877.

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 30, 1877, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vol. T r. I jail sri 1877. No t 11 k w join sex to lawful Al ,1 o clock ., at Umsu am printing olmec ii pkg Mam Toha Kenny Luxton. A Hub Sci Pitlon Twenty live v per five doll very in All parts of the City. Advertising rates. Manitoba real estate Agency. John Freema log an v one i ,1., column . A suit column one Volumn i i notional column Kates apply m Litu commercial advertisements Only Ishi in Nom those relating to Liy Laws sales tenders wanted 1 Art Ner shop idiot tvs anything of a transitory character. Ear Sof six lines under a of it Koli ti1k Mulligan and w. Ross estates in the City of Winnipeg. Town lots farms scrip and half i Breed lands. Doors South of court House main Street. Tru Siena Amer Lisin Sper line solid . Fly i insertion 10 cents subsequent i Ulm turns o him. A Elk ii Ivert Slement inserted for less than us. It published under any circumstances. Unis icon locals cents per Len each inset lion advertisements unaccompanied by specific m is inserted until ordered out. T Loi i 1877. John a. Kenny. Koltor. M. Snyder Anderson and ii Taii. 1 a Staple and fancy groceries. Xvi Cal part leu Lar at tent Ion to our genuine containing old Java Coffee and Choice must to addies Iii 10 in i Japan Gaiden Tea ill or i ill i surgeon Kal Lna Teot the . Lidice ii Virv uni n Troi us 1 in a so Iii general commission Agency opposite City Hall. I u i 1 1 1 1 s id t Niini a Titis in tiie s ii Rei ii lit hid sold John d. Parr Iii Oppositi if m 0 Munuel tin x i t l dus i i t ills a d an i n in it Lui 1 i Nial Piti t i i of tin .1 x _ i an i Oiin in Sals i n up a Lisle j b. To Idi .1 cia1 t " and Pri i at inn ulu i a ill in Ziy Carriage Sleigh manufactory . D la. M Ilii it Luj a Mi-i.r-. R com to i sir at .1. St a a i it is k latin tilt ill i i i i written. Is importing to oar loan of Waco Sand by cases incl will arrive on tin Opi Nunno Taviga a Pac a i u hot John Raverty proprietor at Bottom figures. Thomas lusted my Emht tin Hou a up in and Ilii 1 Kukst a. T. Westfall proprietor. To l Ait in manner by Good Workman at or acc ski suit lie times kit by description of in paper hanging and _ Tell Jet. . . No. 1-t in every month. All Bret i Len a cordially item to attend Liy order of m Eftin ii. , barrister attorney solicitor Etc. Otlv-e-omi1 or. Main Street n Keewatin Phillips. ,iji., land Surveyor and engine or. Lands Olliee. Knt Rani irom South door Uili a hours y . To i _ j. Oan Aoa f1uk and Mariul in i Knack co. Of Hamilton. Robert Strake for Manit Lxi. House Painter paper Hanger and Glazier. S iop in lir own it Kul Hellord s building in Ali eur factory. A. In Ini want mihtih6, paper hanging or kalsomin1ng Stanley Payne at their new shop near i Ivory stable. Stanley Payne. I a Iii urfi Tancy sign writing. To my oct g Stone Aive Tuke 1 lie subscriber having opened a Stone and Sand i i a we Liviu Street in this oily is prepared in u isl class article in Stone and hand 111 f no lowest possible . And orders left at or. J. U. Ashdown hardware to Box 270, will to promptly to. William Nimmons Little Stoney Mountain Man will until further notice make regular be tween Selkirk Dally leaving a leg at return Ling leaves Selkirk at ii . For freight or of. Hoblyn master on braid or to j. Jiaqiu Javk Lnu Icieg. Winnipeg May 1th, 1s77. Pm o Steamer Swallow win till further notice make Dally trips bet Ween w in Pes and the c. I ii. Crossing leaving Winnipeg at ., and on Selkirk at 7 . I or freight or apply to Jas. Kjan a an master on Board or at freight shed foot of notre Damu St. ___________________________________8i21m will Lucive for Portage la Prairie and Way ports on the River on monday 30th current and will cont Micon this route during High water. For freight tip ply on Board to . We. I Rubyr or to a 27m p. Me Arthur. M new bonnets new hats new parasols new costumes new wrappers new ribbons new dress goods new ties new ficus sew mantles. Also a Large Wejs Artmont of children s wrappers and dresses a Joni torus Jan Nan i in 9c my the Only Patent process floors in the province which can compete with the Best Thev stand on their merits encourage Home manufacture just received from messes. Sutherland Briddon of the Selkirk pottery works a Large consignment of hand made Flower pots. Being of a very porous nature they Are specially adapted for ail kinds of House plants. To arrive from same firm a consignment of butter crocks All sizes special terms to the Trade our tailoring rement is now very Complete. A splendid Stock of scotch English French and Canadian tweeds Mcl Bhag Hon mall ooh in the leading new York restaurants constitute h ice Culus and inter Esting As to Merit examination. Uliey Aro generally Young men although Homo grow Gray waiting for something better to turn up in the Way of an eating House or a Green grocery store of their own. They Are mostly French germans and Swiss and nearly All speak two or three languages fluently. They Aro great travellers too and often make their Way All round and Over the world travelling and waiting waiting and travelling. In fact seeing the world is the prime object with Many of them. The Jer Are especially of this Elass. The Oer Man waiters Are generally the sons of trades men or hotel keepers who have received Good educations and wish to increase their knowledge by travelling. They make the Best waiters. The Centennial exhibition left a great Many foreign waiters stranded in Philadelphia. They went to new York and other Large cities after the exhibition closed and Many of them have already returned Home with an added fund of experience. Waiters in first restaurants get from s to to per month and gratuity if. Which Range from i to per Day. The to Are always belter than the regular pay. Some of them Vic no on above waiting often Amas very comfortable Little Fortune and the a arc often lot by up Buvin chs for themselves. The head wait enjoy i rom s to Sijo per month and Board. In Kin Ope an entirely Dii Leicht a Tim Piv Vail tin we sums the Hind lords a co to privilege of wait Iii. And then arc allay Twenty or thirty apply for every vacancy. I nor such a Tom the fee i an invariable vol american Cavell or. Are not called by name in re Taranu of Cairo and by uni Iris i ave them in new York. These Little h Are common to Trau la a of All countries and an old adj Uaimano of a waiter at brings to them a Comtoi table air of in a far lard. As a general Rule Wauer Aie hone to. Oine of lives and a Erie docs would interesting Book thu a would take the tune to write them. Or fudge 1 Itman a a habit of lipping i with h under i Pillow when bed. The nil it somehow it lipped Down. The inline was in Les. It gradually its Down want toward the Foo t it the bed. A her a bit virile to lying . His touched it. And a it Kli Vei v he was and jump Iii i i rom bed he said gracious. Maria there s a Toad or a Nake 01 sonic Hinig under the covers. I in it it with my foot. Mrs. Pitman gave a loud Cream and was out on the floor in an in Tant. Now Don t go to hollering and waking up the Aid Tho. Judge. You go and get the Broom or something and cull fix this thing mighty 1 i term got the Broom and gave it to the fudge with the remark that she Felt a if were creeping All up and Down her legs and Back. Nonsense. Maria now you turn Down the covers slowly while 1 hold the Broom and bang it. Put a bucket of water along Side the bed too of s we Cun shove it in and drown mrs. I Itman fixed the bucket and gently removed the covers. The judge held the Broom uplifted and As soon As the Black ribbon of the watch was revealed he cracked away three or four with his Broom. Re Hen he pushed the thing of into the buc Ket. Then they took the bucket to the Light to investigate the matter. When the Liu go saw what it was he said i might be known that just like you women to go screeching and making a f uss about nothing who s going to for that watch i t s utterly it was you made the not said mrs. 1. You need t try to put the blame of ii hush up and go to bed i m tired of hearing your blather. Tears to me you can t keep your Tongue still a minute. Blame me if i Ain t going to get a divorce and and the judge turned in and growled at Maria until he fell mar adder to Mammoth Cave is but one among Many caverns in the Sib carboniferous Lime stones of Kentucky the total length of which prof. Shaler thinks is at least l Miles. Tin Equality in Point of numbers of the sexes is most attained in France. For every men there Are women. The extreme is found in Paraguay where there Are to men. Wmk Hon. Mrs. Norton known As a poet and novelist is dead. She was married in March last to sir William Sterling Maxwell the Bride at that time being 70 years of age and confined to her chair by rheumatism while the Groom was years of age a Coon Deal of the lawlessness in the thinly settled portions of Texas is attributed by local papers to the wild habits engendered by the life of herdsmen. They Are now urging the abandonment of for farm ing and Point out the Superior advantages of the latter in respect of profit Economy and morality. Tun Freedom of London which was Given sex president tyrant no unimportant thine if he should take a notion to stay Over on the other Side and go in business there. In a commercial Point of View it would be of decided value since he could buy and soil without paying taxes from which this Honor would not Only exempt him in London but throughout the United kingdom. Two Hundred of the .500 luncheons of Palm Oil paid by the King of Dahomey to free his country from blockade have been lost in the Jambia which struck an unknown Rock five Miles from the Shore and was afterwards beached a mile and a half Oil Cape Palmus becoming a total wreck. The Crew and passengers were saved but the mails specie and 200 luncheons of the indemnity Oil were lost. Jii ii a i ii ;