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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 571, 19 August 1880, Page 3

Nblic |loli£es. . FOR a ALE. niiAf VA LUA BL K I&EEHOLT) *_ . with BUILDINGS erected thereon, known as BROOKES* STOiiTC, l.pven Streetj Nasebt. One Double "Barroiled GUN, iu excellent order. A'so, One Three Quarter-Sized BILLIARD TABLE, in first class condition. Alsoj One good HACK, and one MAKE, witk FOAL at fooh Apply to THOMAS PTN3F.B, Empire Hotel; Nasebv.ONNOLLY'S HYDE HOTEL AND STORE, HYDE. Mr Connolly having become Proprietor of the above Hotel and Store, wishes t" inform its numerous customers th-it tliev may depend upon a continuation of the same attention and civility which characterised the establishment under the charge of his predecessoi. The ifol-el is substantially btiilt, with a view to health and comfort, and is furnished in a first class manner, with prirate sitting and bedrooms. Travellers will find everything to their convenience. The Commercial hoom is large, and well adapted for the display of samples.The Stables are commodious and comfortable,being fitted un with Loose Boxes, &c. Eve y attertion given to. Horses. The best and Favorite Brands of Liquors only kept. English and Colonial Beers in Bottle and Bulk. She hyd -- store will be found to contain a Large Supply of Groceries and Provisions oi description.Drapery; Boots, and Clothing in great, variety, at prices, TOR di5H, which ■will ensure a sale. Agricultural Implements, Mining Tools, and Ironmongery, adapted to the requirements of the district. JOHN CONNOLLY, Proprietor. Hyde, July 1, ISSO. - NOTICEELECTORAL .DISTRICT OP MOUNT" IDA. Office of the Registrar of Electors',. Naseby, 20th April, 1880. FOBMS OE APPLICATION to be plaeed on the ELECTORAL ROLL of the MOUNT IDA DISTRICT can beobrained at this Office. THOMAS L. SHEPHERD,. . Registrar of EleQijbri; AUTUMN & WINTEE DEAPEEY. TTEHBERT, HAYNES & CO. Are showing an unusually large and fashion* able stock, comprising all the LEADING SHADES In French Merinoes . . . In Colored Cashmeres In Persian Cords In Honeycomb French CJo^h In French Wool Reps In the new Corduroy In Hawick Dress Tweeds In Canadian Tweeds In Colored Satin Cloths In French Valorem Cloth In Cashmere Diagonals In Foule Serges In Wool Serges In Grecian Cords In. new Costume Tweeds In Vesting Dress Trimming In Homespuns In Organdie Muslins, for- evening wear In Fancy Grenadines In Pompadour Silks In Foulard Silks In Tarsore Silks In Japanese Silks In Irish Poplins In Trimming Silks. Satins, Sarcnets, and Pekin Velvets. Fringes, Buttons, Ribbons, and Trimmings to Match all Shades. ALL THE FASHIONABLE MAKES Ladies' Silk and Cloth Jackets Ladies' TVeed and Cloth Ulsters Ladies' Costumes and Skirts. CHILDREN'S TWEED ULSTEES, In all sizes* i THE NEWEST FASHIONS IN Millimery Bonnets Ladies' Seal Hats Ladies' Beaver rlata Ladies' Satin Hats. . FEATHERS, FLOWERS, STATS, SKIRTSAXD TJNDERCLOTHfVG Of all descriptions. HERBS Lit, H A YNES, AND CO-. Have on Hand 2,500 PAIRS ENGLISH BLANKETS-, Suinni r tiuisued, tor Single and Double Beds, from Ss 6d to GO*-. . . 37,500 YARDS OF FLANNT3L,Oonsisting of Real Welsh, Lancashire, end Saxony. 26,000 TARDS OF COTTON, UNION, AND WOOL •SHIRTINGS. .ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SHEETINGS, All widti-a. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN'CALICOES; All kinds. Woit.e and Colored Quilts of every description MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHTN& " vf the Best Material Hate, Sc&rresj Ties, Glove s, Shii ts, PanU Half-hose, Traveling Trunks, Leather Bags*. Railway Rugs, etc.j etc. Herbert, Haynes, & Co, PKINCES STEEET. DUNEDIir