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U. S. Derr Decrease of the United s ke since June 30th, 1887; $53,830,. itlacinn SI Tt is re ported that measles ar t whous Many of the covntry | ire Ma Crossing both ways at the Capes to-day Thirteen bags mails for this rr 1) this afternoon - ~‘ Acer sé. 4 ported that the anti Seoté Act party in M ton, have summoned KE. King Dodds to come to their assistance. sa _ SALVAGE Cores Chere will be a meet- ng this evening of the Royal Salvage

ps in their rooms, at 6.30 o'clock, sharp.

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THERMOMETER RBADINGES. During the

night the thermomete: registered 5 below

zero; and this morning at 10 it stood at 5 ab feel SMALL Dest Covnt.--This court was in session this forenoon There were several cases before it, all of which were postponed until next month. “w ue Bisnor Exect. Telegraphic ad-

vices ftrom Halifax, to-day, state that the Synod, in unanimously elected the Rev. Mr. Courteney, of Boston, Bishop f Nova scotia

session,

iat Ca H Sexvices.—Rev. J. Hutchison, M. 4 will (D. V.) officiate at North Bedeque, on Sabbath, the 12th of February Bext, “és! Mock, a ; and at South Bedeque, at 2.30 veather and roads permitting i aialllcasMicia A KinpL_y Actr.—Mr. William Dennis, of

Halifax Hera/d, «a short time ago pre- uted six of the most des rving of the boys in

St. Patrick's Home with a-pair of Acme skates ea rhe beys, it is needless to Say, Aappre- ated the Kindnes Chaieees Coy Che concert in the Pownal Hall, Asc evening, was very successful. There were | a goodly number of people present, including many from the city. The Baptist Church hoir and some of the members of Zion Church choir were among the performers, and added much to the success of the affair

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A Wett-Desexver Distincrion.— We heartily congratulate Professor Anderson on the latest distinction he has won by his merit, viz.; the honorary degree of LL. D., McGill College, Montreal, a tender of which by Sir William Dawson, reached him last evening.

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ScHOLASTIC.—The semi-annual examination of the students of St. Dunstan’s College is in progress to-day. Besides His Lordship the Bishop, the Reva. J. AZ. Macdonald, Father Burke, the Cathedral priests, and Messrs, Caven, Roche, Montgomery, Foley, Dr. Con- roy,and several other friends of the institution are present.

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Personal Property Tax anp Pout Tax Notice.—All persons who have not paid their personal tax and poll tax for years 1886 and 1887, are requested to pay the same at in order to save costs, as executions will be placed in the hands of the police, immediately, without respect to per-

once,

sons.— Francis S. CHanpier, City Col-

lector dec30 lw dy wy -

UvTRAGEOUS Acts.—Sheffield, Sunbury

County, N. B., has been the scene of many

outrageous acts for some time past, culminat- ing Sanday night by wrecking the Temperance Hall by the explosion of a gallon oil can con- taining powder Dad teeling about school matters thought to the cause. Two achoul houses-out of three have been set on fire snd the grammer schoo! burned to the ground since which ha been taught in

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the schoo Temperance Hall,

@iekili

‘** HAVING examined the formula from

vhich Adamson’s Botanic Balsam is prepar-

ed, we recommend it as a safe and reliable

medicine for the cure of asthma, coughs,

or

sIds ill diseases of the throat, chest sud lungs. Geo. W. Martin. M. D.. Augusta, Me., I. H. Sterns, M. D., form-

erly Surgeon, N. M. Asylum, Togus, Me.” Prial bottles 10 cents dec3O, dy wy lw

> ius Roaps.—Complaints are being re- el thiek and fast about the intolerable state of the roads lt appears that those whose duty it is to see that the roads are

properly broken are altogether remiss in its discharge. Appeals to the general District Supervisor appear fruitless, and we now cal] the attention ef Commissioner of Public Works Bentley to this matter, in the hope that he will bring his officers to a sense of their duty. Road-breaking is a serious obligation, and as should be faithfully discharged >

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Proutsmoky Law.—A plumber of Provi- dence, Rhode Island, turned his back on his trade, open da palatial saloon and boldly de.-

lared that he would sell liquor openly in de tiance of the Prohibitory law. He tried to bribe the Assistant Attorney-General, swore in Court that he never sold a drop of liquor in his saloon, resisted the officers of the law,

arried an appeal to the Supreme Court, was finally arrested after a desperate struggle, and has just been fined $350 and sentenced to ten

months’ imprisonment The fine and costs will amount to $1,200. ee

\ ScocessrcL IstaANpER.—Since the open- ing of tratlicon the Algoma and Sault St. Marie branch, the duties of Mr. W. B. Coyne, Assistant Superintendent, hav: increased that it was found necessary for him to have an assistant. Mr. W. E. Bagnall, Chief Despatcher, was chosen as the « ompetent man, Since he became Chief Despatcher at North Bay, three years ago, Mr. Bagnall has proven himself to be an energetic and careful worker, and is indeed werthy of the confidence which the company have placed in him. His efforts

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and merits are signalized by his recent 1dvancement in office,— Nipissing Times, North Bay, Ont (Mr. Bagnall is an Islander, and was formerly Relieving Agent on the P. E, I. Railway. } -_-_o— ob Gaining a Treasure. ** You will come to our fair to-morrow

evening, Mr. Simpson, of course,” she said with a bewitching smile ; ‘* you must bring lots of money with you.”

Mr. Simpson was so overcome with the smile that he was on his knees before he knew it, and presently everything was as it should be.

““ George, dear,” thegirl said later on,

and she said it thoughtfully, ‘* perhaps it will be as well for you not to bring too much money to-morrow evening. We ught . both to practice econvmy now, ybu know,

DAILY EXAMINER. PELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

;

Local and Other Items, |

SPEOLAI Despa tre HES TO [Hk Kx awene "

Crews Rescued

Yarmovutu, Jan, 31. The steamer Mauna has arrived here,

| having successfully rescued from Mud Is.|

| Inu the crews of the wrecked brig Sainval Copel, wrecked there, andthe schooner Mi ‘Vv Bent, of Parrsboro, burned at sea on the 20th off Seal Island. The May Bent Was from Parrsboro for Newburyport with coal. She had a hard experience, and badly iced up. While the men were all on deck the cabin stove was upset: the vessel was quickly in a blaze and soot: burned to the water's edge. The crew barely escaped with their lives in a smal! boat and the Captain and one man were unconscious when they landed at Seal Is. land. The Coipel’s crew had nothing te eat from Thursday to Sunday on the unin: habited mud island, except a sheep which was found there.

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Irish Affairs.

Dusiin, Jan. 31. The trial of Blone, member of Parlia- inciting tenants to resist the authorities, to-day resulted in his conviction. sentenced to four Appeaied.

There were two evictions at Kilmihill County Clare to-day. tected by 200 policemen. The mob in Seghluby with the tenants toll- ed the chapel bell, groaned and threw missiles at the evictors. The police charged the people, and a hot skirmish took place.

Timothy D. Sullivan will be released from Tullamore jail to-morrow morning. Preparations fora triumphal procession are being made at towns through which he will

months’ imprisonment.

,

The sheriff was pro-

pass on his way to Dublin. Numerous ad- dresses and floral. gifts are arrivine at Tul- lamore for Sullivan

The Cu

rliss Case.

Prerov, Jan. 3t.

Detective Curliss has been here the past few days looking after some cases, and also to see that the sentence of certain parties convicted for violation of .the Inland Revenue law might be carried out. Some of the parties, jn their “efforts'te obtain relief, had Curliss arrested. for alleged per- jury. The case was tried to-day, and he was remanded to the Supreme Court. He gave bail, $500 in himself and ‘a like sum between John H. McKay and G. J. Camp bell. Curliss appears to give very little concern over the alleged charge of perjury, and refuses to retract one jot or tittle of his statements.

Otiawa News. Ortrawa, Jan. 31.

The Consolidation of the Post Office De- partment takes effect to-morrow, with Cunningham Stewart as Comptroller.

Hackett and Ogden are here in connec- tion with the lobster industry.

The $10,000 worth of jewelry seized at Quebec in November, belonging to David Lewis, has been released” on payment of the full duty and a fine of $400.

It is understood that Dawson’s visit to Washington has to do with the proposed joint commission in the determination of the Alaska-Columbia boundary

ice Jam.

St. Lovis, Jan. 31

The ice gorge formed on the Mississippi River, in front of the city, began to move at mid-day, and drifted down stream three hundred yards. The January thaw loosened the great mass, and it shortly crushed down upon nearly a million and a half dollars worth of property, which it is now grinding into ruins ; already several barges and four steamers have been sunk.

Another Conservative Victory.

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Toronto, Jan. 31. J. P. Whitney, Liberal-Conservative, was elected to-day tothe Ontario Legislature for Dundas, by 32 majority. At thegeneral Provincial election a Liberal was returned.

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Badly Poisoned.

Hauirax, Jan. 31. Maurice McDonald, his sister and an aged mother have been badly poisoned by eating bologna sausage prepared by a loval dealer.

Leap Year Festivities.

Pictou, Jan. 31. The leap year skate this evening was a great success. The bachelors, of whom Pictou has not a few, were present in full force. Revenue Increase

HALIFAX, Jan. 31. revenue of Halifax is an increase of $19,100 over last

The Customs $80,860, January.

MARRIED. Cathedral, St. John, N. B., on the 24th Jan., by the Rev. J. J.. Walsh, Louis Napoleon Mareou, of Antigonish, N. S., to Alice L. May, of Prince Edward Island.

DIED.

Fell asleep in Jesus, Jan. 3lst., Elizabeth Gertrude, infant and dearly beloved daughter of William L. and Margaret Eliin Cotton, aged one year and eight months.

At Souris, on the 25th January, of penn- monia, after one week’s iliness,Mr. James Mc- Bride, in the 34th year of his age, leaving a wife and two children to mourn their sad and

At the

irreparable loss, Requiescat in pace,

In this city, on the 31st January, Albert, beloved son of George and Mary Mitchell, aged 9 months. brie

Nipped in the bud Onr darling lies In death’s cold embrace, By faith we see him Clothed in white Before the Saviour’s face. (Funeral to-morrow, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. }

At Charlottetown, on the Ist inst., Aubrey

McRae, aged 5 months and 13 days. At Sparrows Road, on the 28th ult., Mar

vie fod, in the 25bb year bf her age. R.

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ment for South Armagh, on the charge of |

He was |

Frederick, infant son of William and Mary

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Grand Carnival in Summerside.

iia j . ys . ; , Pie third annual Carnival at the Crystal Rink iu Summerside came otf last night, as

Mivertized Sight-seers from the country took acvantaye of the lovely affernooa and the roads to drive mto town to see the show, The evening was all that could

be desired. The ice was in good condition.

The Rink was well lighfed and handsomely decorated with bunting, bannerettes, Japa- nese lanterns, mottves, &e. The Boys’ Own Band furnished good music, and plenty of it. The ice was well covered with mas- queraders in gay costumes. The promenades were crowded with eaver spectatois.. The waiting roms were warm and comfortable. The best of good feeling prevailed thtough- out ; all appeared to enjoy themselves.

The brilliancy of the night had a tend- encyto discount the display of tireworks, which were exhibited about eight o'clock.

At the close of the Carnival, those in

; costume, and a few friends, adjourned to the Market Hall, where refreshments: and

good music had been provided, and there tinished up one of the most successfal of | Carnivals with a dance, which: was heartily jenjoyed by all present. A number of | Skaters neglected handing in their names

jand style of costume to the manager. We give below a list of those present, so far as

}can be obtained up to this writiag :

Loud

j j | j

LADIES. Bessie Hutcheson— Vanity. Lillia Hutcheson——Folly.

(reorgie Squarebridge—Dutch Peasant. Lilian Lee—-Fiower Girl.

| Nora Mills ) Yachti

| Ella Peters / acating.

Jessie McKinnon —Kathleen Mavourneep.

Lizzie” Mallett Queen Hearts.

| Winnie Schuriman )

| . Lizzie Montgomery {

| ‘Sophie Bishop—-Britannia. Phemie Clarke \ Kva Wadman {

j Lilie Hai pei Snov

} Lizzie McDonald

' Gertude Green

{| Ella Schurman Miss Hunt Evangeline. Fannie Steve Spanish Dancing Girl. Mrs. W. B. Hibbitt—Fire.

Indian Girl.

Snow Flake.

Spi its

Oddfellows

lake.

1; dX Sewn) Indian Girl.

Buy a Broom.

Darky Duadine

Lizzie McDonald Edith Harper Nellie Crabbe—Grecian Lady. | Minvie Crabbe—-Russian Girl.

}~ Laura Green—Hungarian Girl. | “Fanay Crabbe—Fortune Teller. | Gertie Green—Housemaid. Carrie Grady—Street Mins:rel. Hannah Small— Handkerchief, mma Muncey—Spring 8 yles. Jamie Seaman—Cuban Indy. Florence Jameson—(ueen of Heartz. ' GENTLEMEN, Robert Dooland-—Soldier. John *Crossman—Bully . Luther McSwain—Landlord. Harry Holman—Good Night. A, Burrows=+ Clown. Eph Reid: - Fisherman. Archy Pentz--What Is It. Art Clements—Salvage Corps. Geo. McKie—Fred. Archer. Arthur MeNeill--Salvage Corps, Geo. 8S. Mason—Byciclist. A. Ellis - Grandfathe1. Jas. Sinclair—H. M. Ship Walter Baker—Fireman. W. P. Doull—King James 1. Costume. B. W. Hibbett— Beaver Fireman. Hogdson Montgomery— Huntsman. Wilkie Matheson-—Charlie-get-up. W. Newsom—Knight of the White Eagle. D. H. Robinson — Pyreneese Mountain Guide. Jos. H. MeNeill—Count DeLuna. Jas Scott—Nanki Poo. : J. W. Fraser-—Salvage Corps. H. 8. Robinson—Salvage Corps. Jas, Ferguson—What Is It. (Ch’town.) W. R. Rozers—Independent Forrester. B. W. Wright--Beaver Fireman. Charles Forrest—Darkey Waiter. J. R. Poole—Jack of Clubs. A. S. Steeves Tyrolese Hunter. J. W. Caldwiil—Sailor. S. M. Graves—German Student. F. P. Eltis—Fancy. Gordon Baker—Snowshoer. Paseau Gailant—Fancy. Harry Brehaut—Jester. Wylie Clarke—Punch. William Jarvis— Page. Henry Curran—Sunmerside Dude. William Pentz—Fancy. i John Muirhead—Organ Grinder, | George Huestis—Fancy. | C. H. Sutherland—Torbay French Gil. | Albro Henry—Half and Half. |} CharlesWright Cricketer. ; Edward Manson—Miller. Leslie Henry—Five of Hearts, Wilfred Fanning—Eaton Boy. Mont Campbell—Jockey. Frank Hibbett—Servant Girl. i Fred Cook—Baboun. James Dunn B ichelor, A. G., Kennedy Militis Captain. James Hunter—Fireman. George Godkin—Spanish Muleteer. Charles G. Wright— Cricketer. Walter Scott— Cricketer.

Hawking

Sherwood Cemetery Company.

MHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders

oithe above Company will be held at Four o'clock on the afternoon of ‘TUESDAY, the Seventh day of February next, at the office of the Steam Navization Comp wuy, corner of Great George and Lower Water Streets.

By order, F. W. HALES,

Secretary Cemetery ‘-ompany. 24, 1888 - 3i 24 283 4

Ch’town, Jan.

PATTING Our wonderful néw book, AGEN Ts.— om for the Fireside,’ contains neariy 1,090 pages of the choicest :selec- tions of Poetry and | rose-freom the- best authors ; over 200 illustrations; besides many exeeilen: steel engravings of the Poets and. prominent writers. Ii seils ut sight. Dr, J.. H. Viaecen: says: “Ic is ‘fireside,’ ‘tiles,’ ‘flames’ ana ‘fellowship’ ellin one. It is a whole Parlor in itself.” Prices very low. Send for illustrated circulars and terms to W. Kk. EARLE, St. John, N. B.

J. S. ROBERTSON & BROS.,

Publishers. Jan. 23, 1888—2aw & wky

‘NOTICE,

THe partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, and doing business under the name of JAMEs PATON & CO., is this day dis- soived,by mutual consent. (Signed) JAMES PATON, HENRY WEEKs, HERBERT W. FINDLEY.

(Signed) Witness—Ingram Wood, Char'’ottetown, Jun. 16th, 1888.

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Referring to the above. the

business will be continued under the ’

style.und firm of

JAMES PATON &'€O. (Signgd) 2 JAMES PATON. Ps ‘ HEARY WEEKS, es Vood

/itness—Jngram W i Ghgglotetcwur Jan, Wess 18, '

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GREAT

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. We intend to

‘premises next s to do this

must |

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‘able f

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Ch’town, Nov. 18, 1887.

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18?8.

ALY GOODS SALE,

lnake extensive alterations in our

pring, and a change in our business, and

clear, out our entire stock of Dry

Goods, Clothing, Carpets, &e,, &e

| To dispose of this immense stock within so short a ‘me, it must be sold at a sacrifice, and we shall. there- give discounts varying from 20up to 80 per cent.

The stock consists of Seasonable and HF ashion- cz00ds, which are all marked in plain- figures, d at prices that are well known to be the lowest in the

‘This Sale will be for CASH ONLY.

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LA RRIS é&STHW ART

SUCCESSORS

TO GEO. DAVIES & C0.

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i

Mortgage Sa

(O bé Sold by Publie Auction, on THURSDAY the third day of November, A. VD, 1-87, et Twelve o'clock, nGon. at the Court Uouse, in Chanotretown, ian Queen's County, undera Power of Sale, contained in an lodenture of Mortgage, daied the third day of July, A. D., ik77, abd made between thomax« Henry Keating, of she ope part,and Heary skeftington Poole, of the other part.

ALL that piece ot land, in Charlottetown, in

** Queen’s County, in Prince Mdward. Island,

being part of Town Lot number forty-two (42), in

he first hundrei. of Town Lots, in (har otie- laWwh, commencing on the westward gid; of

Queen Street, at the southeast angle of u.< pro-

yverty of Willia:n it. Watson, theuace by a line at

right angies to said street westwardly on or about | eighty-six feet, or unt it meets the division iine

Setween ‘Town Lot numver forty-one and said

town Lot forty-two in said huadred, thence

ony said division line southwardly seventy-l..wo

‘eet, or antil.it ects the northward edge of |

ing Street, thence along King Sureet east |

‘wenty-two feet, or until it meets the west!

boundary ofthe property of the Bank cf Prince |

Kdward Island, thence following the course of |

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the same northwardly on a line parallel with (ueen street forty-four feet, or to the northward vouudary of said Ban* property, thence fuliow- ing said vorthward boundary eastwardly for the distance of sixty-four feet, or uutil ic strikes the | westwarc edge of Queen Street, thence fullowiag Queen Street norliwardly for the distance of Lwenty-eight feet, more or less, to the piace of | COnMMEeEnCEMMORL,

For further pariiculars apply to Edward J. | Hodyson, Solicitur, Charlottetown,

Jeated this Shst August, 1857.

KDWAKD J. HODGSON,

Assignee of Mortgage. |

Sept. 1, 1887—eod tl sale The abeve sate is hereby postponed until WEUNESDAY, the Fourth day ot January, uexi, A, V., isxs, them tu take place at. the hour sand Place abuve meutioned, KUWARD J. HODGSON, Noy, 2. 1887.

Thé above sale is hereby further postponed uot WHUN E-DAY; the 1 day of Febiuary, A. U.. 1834, tien to tae place at we hoar kad place av0Ve michtoped,

EDWARD J. HODGSON, Jan, 4. 1888,

The above sale is hereby postponed until WIDNES AY, the 220d dav of February, “A. D. then to take place’ at the hour and - place

abuve mentioned, : EDW ARD.J. HODGSON,

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Feb. 1, 1888

ICE! ICE!

F HE BEST ICE is to be hadat WRIGHT'S

~ POND—good Spring Water Ice, turned out in good style. Good facility. for loading, and a gooiroad from the Pond to town by the river ive.

BENJ. E. WRIGHT, Belmont.

jan 31—2i

A By-Lay to amend the Ky-Law to prevent Nuisances, yacsed 19th December, 1887,

BE it enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows : — lat. Every person who erects or places any | sign, Netice or oLher projection uver the sidewalk ou aby street inthecty, sothesame projecting | tu or ever any such sidewalk, or beyond.tne line ; ot any house, shop or building. shall be subject to the sauir penaly asis provided by the By-Law of this City, intituled,,‘: A By-Law to prevent Nuisances,” aud tuis provision shall be deemed as incorporated in said By Law. ' | 2nd. ‘this By-Law to come isto force and effect | one month atter tue pubiication. ; {lL 8.] (Szd) T. HE \TH HAVILAND. Mayor cf the City of Chariotieto wn.

A. H. MacPHERS >N,

City Crerk.

jan30—2w 24w mw .

. s —— | WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e. | $ ’ :

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— sindllligspinety tiated ee teach m4 | ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A sober, honest |

W inan, Capable of taking charge of horse and cow, etc. Apply at this oflice. ti—febl W ANTED—A Servant for general housework. Apply to Mrs. W. W. Stanley, King Street! febl—if ; |

W ANTE

cent

pls al this offic ry

ws PEi) TO RENT.--A small Cottage or | three rooms in wa convenient part of the city. |

Apply at this offiée. pd .lw—-janl3

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D—T wo. Thousand. Do'lars, at 65 per | First-class Real Estate security, Ap-| 2w dy wy—jan27 |

N OTICE.—The subscriber hereby gives notice

“ to the citizens of Charlottetown that he will.

be prepared to deliver on the Mill Pond. South- | port, go.d Spring Water Ice onihe first day of February, or sooner if required, at moderate

prices.—KDWARD KELLY, 6i eod—janl6

TO LET.—The Hall in Seott’s Warehouse, Kent “~ Sureet. Apply to D. Mackenzie, on the pre- mises, 4i—jan20 To 1 ET—A House On Sidney Street, opposite the brick Church, containing seven rooms, a} xood cellar, stable aud coach house, Apply on the premises, novw2Rif

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RSALE.—Two well-bred Cows, one seven eight Jersey, both to calve in’ April. . Engnire of Dr. Bianchard. at Mrs. Siirling’s. Si—janl4

O BE SOLD at Axvction. on Thursday, the 26th

| January, irstant, at neon. the Honse and Premises on School Street, oceu; ied by tue late } Mrs Mabcy. ~‘Loerms at-s: : ivi Janissé® fn RE chet eae ama chee a LBA LL STOW.—For gale, a Neumark Base "4 burbe Wilh a Giagtity of Stove Pipe, in } geod coud:tiom Apply 't ViILLIAM HEARD. jani 2s ad ‘ BOSRDERS ACCOMMODATED — At’ Mrs, : | redighean's. Flustorori Breet eee a DO } ieee wad ick im |

offered at the prices we quote below. fact. is. we. have a good many Dolmans,

them genuine.

| ae i Jan. 6,

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est goods are But the

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lt is not often really hon

Uisters, Jackets, Jerseys, Sacks and Reding-

gotes remaining, although our sales in this department liave been very large, and we are

now offering all that remains at extraordinary low prices to turn them into cash, before stock-taking. Ulsters worth up to $4, for $2; $8 for $5; Jackets worth $4.25 for $3; worth $7 for $5, and our whole stock at equally low prices.

These prices are certainly remarkable, but there is no questioning them---we guarantee Call and secure first. choice.

BEER BROS.

Ch’town, Jna. 3, 1887.

HOWE MANUPACTURE

VERSUS

1 Se Ee ee Fae

cntinine( Sinmcmnmimaatingiens

UR New Factory is furnished with the most Molern Labor Saving Machines. ‘Ve are now able tovoffer good, reliable home-made Furniture as cheap in price ‘as any imported and guarantee the buyer

20 Per Cent Better Value for his Money

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We invite careful comparison of Goods and Prices, and feel confident that ave money by trading with us.

our patrons

Large Stock! New Designs! Cut Prices!

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MARK WRIGHT & Cf

Manufacturers of House, Store, Office, Church and School Furniture.

UNDERTAKING.

1888

Fish MARKET,

CRAFPION STREZT.

:0:

900 Quintals Choice Family Codfish, —— Hake,

150 Barrels Labrador and Bank Herring, 100 “s in bulk,

Mackerel, Shad, Salmon, &e.

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‘MEATS, PROVISIGNS AND GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,

20. - . . . ¢ “ Housekeepers can get onthe Premises _all- they, repair; ravelling from

. . ‘ . ° &- , 4 & $e? ‘ at the: Lowast,,Prices, without tha’ tfonble of

store to store. Orders by Mail or Telephone promptly attended to, and all Goods delivered in the City free of charge.

J. iH. MYRICK & CO.

Cyerittitetwa, Jim. gy ists,