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THE DAILY Ex AMIN

MTOBER 5, 1880. Kari. BeaconsFietp has been eae d, ’ ‘ 1, The G 1dstene (r,overnmenh Lads ( ha necessary, that Knugl lL alon treaty of Berlin carried out °

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Anorner valuable seam ol! coal has

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doz 1» others, was

iy [s

been a dying and the seed

ek NR rT h 7 sees"¢ mam

man who, with about a induced to ” Color ado last spring to work in a saw mili,

writes a letter to the Yarmouth Herald giv- his im-

A Yarmouth

veriences and

ing some ol his ex] p ‘esslons a the cx untry, with a promise of further ever One would judge frem | th present letter that Colorado 15 not a pe ara The Yarmouth man calls the a sandy desert, and says that the son has bee m so untiavor able that stock

vlanted has refused f long pre valling

: Qn 1 o con wp om &ecounR i discovered at Spring Hill, Cumber lend ¢ drouy a Pueblo he describes as a anal Count) , N. S. The indications are ra t) dirty town, over which the wind blows the conl is of excellent quality. clouds of sand from the sand plains. te . rado’s *‘ cities” consist of *dugouts — ane Ir is reported that a beet root sugaT! pins, and if it was not for the money left

manufacturing ‘ompany has been establish ed at ‘Vest of $200,000, said, have buildings. The

v* 7 ed fron: France, anda

Farnham, Que., with a capita

Twelve

been purchased

machinery has been order

manufacturing “all

commence next fai.

TRE news accept 1 the proposition of Government and granted $50,000 annu: lly,

the Dominion

as a subsidy to a line of Canadian steamers,

is good news.. Every new avenue opened

‘gn trade must benefit espe cially The

earnest in this

up for fore this portion of t they are in ging for the John, Halifax, Que.

Canada. Brazilians have shown that matter arran: of Vice Cor isuls at St. bec, Toronto and Ottawa.

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appomntment

A NE e rule with respect to the interest on deposits in the Government Savings Bank took effect on the Ist of October. The rate of interest is to remain at four per cent; but the interest will only be cal- culated from the first of eyery month. So

thatifa depositor puts in money on, say,the 15th of lated, not from first of Ni.

the fact that money is p

the interest will be calcu- that

Owing,

ictober,

date, but from the

»vember. we presume, to

lentiful, fivé per

cent. stock is no longer issued by the Savings Bank.

© +: eo Atthe port of Summerside, there entered ‘or consumption during the of Septeiaber last, the $18,686, and the amounted to $4,152.35! month o consumption at valued at $9,847—duty $1,233.51. The in-

year in x pe of goods

were month

f

goods to value o!

daty paid During the corresponding last year the goods entered for Summerside were paid crease tlhiis

is $8,837 -

entered

—~duty paid $2,618.80. The ex-

ports of Summerside during September, were : products of the fisheries, $9,468; animals, $730; oats, $6,978. Totals, $17,176 Not a bad exhibit.

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We are told that at the funeral of Lord

Mountmorris, there Was a Yast assemblage,

res of land, it 1s

e , as a site for tie

Ww ill

that the Brazilian Cortes has

«

at City

nice Boots as Boreham has.

from Rupin &

ce ' i

Maritime

weather,

of whom spend all they have in trying to get settled, the State would speedily lose its reputat ion. This Yarmouth man advises all his young friends of Colorado,

by immigrants, many

to steer clear Mr. W. W. Corcoran, the aged banker of Washington, has given away more (nan &3,000,000. aro

Special Notices.

———s

just received and for sale

CHOICE (QUINCE J oct2

cheap by W. F. CARTER. 4i Bruce & McKenZre are assortment of English and American Felt Hats. Must be sold. tf—oct2 Al ARG E assortment of = acinth Glasses at the ‘‘Agricultura May. alg 31 New Millinery,

showing a fine

: store. KR.

handsome flowers, feathers,

trimmings, silks, ribbons, hats, &c, at W. A. Werks, & Co's, tsm [ry you want your stoves, and stove-pipe

rorders, with C. F Harris nst., and they (Sé€ pt 22. tf.)

fitted u ip. leave your Tin Store, upper Que¢

will be promptly attended to.

Sweer Brier Cigarettes with crystal mouth- pieces, at Rupsin & Hart's. {selS and best Note paper, Envelo- frames, Toys and at the Agricultural

(se p- » or)

‘THE che: apest ¢ ves Velvet Photog ry ” Dolls of eve

store. R.

ry de scrip ti NM 4 ‘ . Tur people all say they never saw a s25 lm caw

SmoKE Rubies, fora mild and cheap smoke, HART. {se 18 Tus best tine

Provin ‘* Prince

tobacco in the and only sold

’ . SMOKING

Arthur,”

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e is

atv RUBIN & H ARTS. [se 1s A rvew cheese left will be cleared out at 12 nts per Ib., at the Family Grocery.—R. K.

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SRACE.——aug. 7. CuEw Mail Line

Navy from Rupr &

? r 7 , Hart's. [se 18 New Mant! Paletots, Dolmans and Ulsters, London aula, in a great variety of styles and prices, Just opened at W. A. Weeks & Co’s. sep 29 wim >_> * Weather Bulletin.

Prohahilities for the next a4 hours Sor th.

TP os lL roetutcces

Oct. 5—10 a. m. fair to cloudy | —

‘TORONTO,

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Moderate to fresh winds, with rain areas.

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Lr Tw A DDT HOTEL ARRLYV ALS.

and that the officiating Priest in his remarks = eat said the meral sense of the lrish people RANKIN HousR. had become so perverted by the teaching Oct. 4—Geo Howatt, Crap: - Allen Fin-

: son, Vernon River Bridge; Sie Lon- of the ; and I eague orators 2 ‘onal. iayson, ¥ erno! ye;

ae at tg , ind National | od Eng; Master “ Jamme ies Master L

st newspapers tiat they regarded murder] Jamme, do; W F Poster, Halifax N8;E C with j differ nce. It ig said that a Tutton, Boston. murmur of dissent from the priest’s state- REVERE HOUSE. ment ran and } oe 2 ee ol. 1 ronto, Ont; N J Me

through the andience that the Dnubli

in strony terms the utterances of the Rey. gentleman, and that rat in proportion other country ;

n papers aeprecate

call attention to the fact

‘ders are less frequent in Ireland,

to population, than in any that the people are natur- ally keenly sensitive to the crime of taking life, an that while murder is always to be condemned aud abjured as a means of at- taining any end whatever, still, it should not be forgotten that the slaying of Lord Leitrim and Lord Mountmorris was caused »y alleced offences on their a henious and was rian, but a personal matter.

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both

part of

character against their tenants,

therefore not a national, nor agra-

A No vacant lands of certain districts of Quebec.

‘EL scheme

It appears that some time since several per edéns it Montreal and Quebec .obtained a grant of 100,000 acres of land from the Local Government in the counties of Comp- in Quebec Province, for the purpose of bringing ont English agricul- turists and settling them upon farms there-

ton and Beauce,

on. The matter remained in abeyance for some time, until it was taken up by Rey. A. J. ray, Montreal, Mr. Stockwell, and Mr. Caron, M. P.. of Quebec. These gen- tlemen went to Londen some weeks ago, and there established a company with a capital of $1,000,000. A board composed of capital- ists in London was formed, and the stock soon taken up. The plan of operations is to lay out 100 acre farms, 10 aeres to be cleared, a house built and some stock placed on it, all to be sold for $500 on time. Mr. Bray will actively interest himself in the project by undertaking next spring a lectu- ring tour in the farming districts of England so as t» enlighten the people on the advan- tages of the Province for settlement. Schools, churches and atores will be erected as the settlement progresses.

Ma) or W. ©. ‘Drury, 8th Regiment, New Brunswick Cavalry, has been appointed aide-dv-camp to His Honor Lieut. Gover- nor W:lmot.

sis on foot to people the},

(

iF Purcell,

The ut mM pso iy

Joyce, from Tignish, P.

ntvre. do: J W MacLeod, Summerside; H "Bos ton; J F Brennan, Summerside;

H M Brenn ee Oct. 4. r lL, Haszard, ‘ity; D E Clarke, Orwell, PE i; E E Eaton,

Mrs

Cornwallis, N 8; T E Mac i A ae do; McKeown and two children, St. John, N B.

OSBORNE HOUSE,

Oct 4—Geo R Montgomery, Alberton; John Summerside; M J McLean, do;

J ea Prince County; H Ramsay, de; F . eo? ,

f Knant, Halifax. ROCKLIN ILOUSE. Oct. 4—Wm J Simpson and wife, Caven-

dish; David Egan, Mt ter art; John McLeod, Orwell; Cherry ley; Hu

Me lville Wi Valley; James gh Ramsay, Rose Hill;

and child, Cherry Val- John Ramsay, |

he XC k, wife Robinson,

do; Robert Stewart Strathgartney; DB} Stewart, do; Amos MeWilliams, wife and} child, Pictou; Henry Dougiess, Head Hills- |

borough; Wm Haywood, Tignish; Mrs Ceffin,

St Peters; Rev it \W Johnston and wife, C warnts S reorge Nelson, Halifax, SHIPPING aN’ ‘ELLIGENCE.

PORT OF CHARLOT TETOWN,

ENTERED.

Oct 5—sch Alert, King, Pictou, 63 tons coal to Farquharson; Vesta, Claque, Halifax, 50 puns molasses, to O Connolly & Co, sunggies to other importers; Dorothy, Himmelman, Halifax, boards, etc., to ordet of Captainjgila B, Perry, Halifax. | id hhds sugar, 269jrs molasses to Beer | & Goff; 5 hhds sugatto W E Dawsot &! Co; 10 puns molasses to Beer & Sons; Emma Brown, Wood, Pictou, bal; Winnie, Wightman, Pictou, 50 tons coal; sch Kate

Pentz, Pictou, #2 tons coal; William} Taylor, Hurst, St. Mary’s River, 180 bbls | herring.

CLEARED. Oct 4—sch Charles, McFadyen, Pictou, brigt Carita, Sweeney, Vernon Brid ge, sundries; John Tilton, Pictou, bal. Oct. 5—schr. Kate, Pentz, Pictou bal. Boston, Sept. 30.—Arrived, Sch Albert L. KE Island, Brgt Katie,

bal; | River

i ampbell,

Oct. 2.—Cleared, LeBlanc, |

Tignish.

Halifax, Oct. 2.—Sailed barque John F. Robertson, Me Millan, for -ummerside. Halifax, Oct. 4.—he following vessels are

at Halifax wiarves, bound for Charlottetewn

— Medway Belle, Franck lyn,

Edgar Stuart, |

Quickstep.

Montreal Sept. 30.—Sailed, Anna Maria,

Despres, for Charlottetown.

Greenock? Sept 18.—NSailed, barque Minnie

Gordon, for Richibucto,

go out to }

and |

| { BIRTH :

Oectobor 5 the wile of Sidney Grey, of a } | Son.

i, eS i | ‘ED.

se pte yber 16, at B milgate \\ “eer Chapel, Darhngton, by the Rev. James P, lf Keeley, a sisted by the lev. tenry Bleby, lthe Kev. George Steel, Newcastle, ol the

; Methodist Conference, .veWw Brunswick enc Kdward Island, Canada, formerly ot | Darlington, to Miss Jemima’ Anne Snaith, rest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Snaith,

fyoung » B ]

_ snd aister to Vln. Mossom, jun., oO »al- ; 1; recy

moral terrace, Darlington.

At Trinity Chi

i Prince

Mrs,

rgetown, by the

irch, Geo DY MeNeill, to

Rev. D. H. Hind, Mr. Lauehlan Miss Eliza Penny, beth of Murray Harbor, At the same pla ve by the same, Mr. _—

Jackson, to Miss Frances Sencabaugh, also of

Murray Harray Harbor.

At Bav View House, Charlottetown, on the 29th ult., by the Rev. J. M. McLeod, Capt. Samuel ‘Buchannan. of Belfast. to Miss Catherine Stewart, of Lot 67.

At the residence of William McLaren,

by the Rev. of Murray

Charlottetown, on the 29th uit., J. M. MeLeod, Mr. John McKay, Harbor Nerth, to Miss Barbara Loss, Loudon.

be i i OP.

At Pictou on the 26th inst., of the late James Bayne, D. 1a His Honor Lieutenant (rovernor in the 63rd year of her age.

At his residence Vernon River, Lot 50, in the 74th year of his age. Mr. Chas. H. Rich- ards, leaving a widow, eight daughters and four sons, to mourn th®loss of a kind husband and an aifectionate father.

At St.

Mrs. Themas Gay, | CETOITUES

APPLES & CIDER

i AM instructed by A. S. Harris, Corn- _ wallis, to seil at PUBLIC AUCTION,

On THURSDAY, the 7th inst.

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, AT

(jucen Street Auction Rooms,

140 Bbls, Extra Ho, 1 Hand-picked Apples

(ehiefly Gravensteins. )

BBLS, & HALY-BBGS, OLDER,

Mr. Harris advises me that this lot of APPLES will be fully equal to those sold by jhim last fall. He has personally superintend- ed putting it up, and will warrant all the barrels throughout to be according to sample shown on the top.

Persons wishing choice APPLES for family use should attend this sale.

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FT

Jane A., relict

Archibald,

Eleanor’s, on the 2lst Sept., 1880, in the 87th year of her age.

STEWART, ian otloneer.

Oct. 5, Si aa sell at AUCTION,

ee subseriber will TO-MORRON vy (WEDNESDAY), October Gth, at 4 o'clock, on Peake’s No. i Wharf,

a atiilinas oe 150 Barrels Labrator Herring. The above lot are in prime order.

' B. WILSON HIGGS, iss Oct. 5, °80. Auctioneer. ‘ ~ |

Vas gels for Charter.

W * have a number of Vessels ranging from 4600 to S0U0 sashes ona,

willing to accept Potato or Grain freights to

the United States or West Indies, at low rates. F. S. HANFORD & CO., Oct. 5, ’80—3i 43 Water Street.

AGAGEMY OF MUSIC.

TO-NIGH f,

Benefit ef Lucy Cutler,

Unk 6 % Uther Novelties,

Oc 9 1580.

“EXEGUTORS? SALE OF REAL ESTATE

| AM_ instructed ba te the Kxeentors and Trustees of the Estate of the late Josrru \/7UNKO, to sell at Public Auction on MON- |\DAY, the llth day of October next, at the ‘hour of twelvo o'clock, noon, on the premises, ‘all the estate and premises o f the late Josrru | CUNEO, being the. north-east quarter ef Town Lot No. 45 and-the north-east quarter of Town | Lot No. 46, in the third hundred in Charlotte- ; | town, with the dwelling houses thereon. ‘The -preperty has forty-six feet front on‘ Hills- borough street and extends back about one hundred and seventy feet, or to Town Lot No. 47. The property will be sold in two lots, a front lot aud a rear lot. The front lot having a front of 40 feet on Hillsborough | street and extending back by parallel lines 70 feet; and the rear lot adjoining therete

having a like width and extending further | back seventy (70) feet, or to Lot 47 aforesai d, ;with the dwelling house thereon, together |

| wit! ia right-of-way thereto from the street | e ght feet wide leading across the first lot next the division line of Lot 45, Terms of Sale.—Thirty-five per cent. down; | the balance in twelve and eighteen months, secured upon the property, with interest‘at 6 ‘per cent. form time of sale, by Mortgage dated 15th September, 1880. CHAS. PALMER, JOHN QUIRK, | Trustées and Executors ef the last will of | Joseph Cuneo.

W. D. STEWART, | Oct. 5, SO till sale Aucubaear.

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and sister of

led

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THB BICALT.

33.

QUEEN STREET.

AVING on hand, and ar- riving daily, a well select- lot of GENERAL DRY GOODS, which they hope is large enough for any family to chose from, take this opportunity to inform their friends and the clothes-wearing community that they intend to sell at lower prices than ever. Their New Dress Materials, in BEIGES riand CAMEL’S HAIR, as well as other Dress Materials, will be found to be the Cheapest and mest serviceable in the market

They call especial attention to their WINCEYS & STAPLE GOODS, of which they carry a complete stock.

Their Millinery department is replete with every novelty, at PROPER PRICES.

They feel that all they need say about their MANTLES is that they are much superior in Style, etc, and Cheaper in price than last Fall; this is saying a great deal, when it is known they were at least 10}¥% per cent. cheaper than any other House in the city.

The Subscribers are confident they can please, and therefore invite the public to inspect their Goods before purchasing else- where.

83 Queen Street,

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TREMAINE & METCALF.

Ch’town, Sept. 22, 1880,

PINE, LUMBER

,PALINGS, LATHS,

| eee

| WILL sell TO-MORROW (TUESD | f EVENING, at 5.30, op Pownal Wharf

20,000 fget 1 inch PINE, 5,000 14 inch PUNE, 10,000 feet 2 inch PINK, an

Seasoned two years, ex Schr. together with

30,000 LATH-s, 10,000 P ALING S, etc., ete,

W. D. SPEWART,

| Auctioneer,

a: Ww. Allen,” ve

Oct. 4, 1880—2i

Apples, Onions, & &c,

| Y AUCTION, wili be sold at the sub. scriber's store, on WE DNESDAY, -

Oth iust., at 20 clock i in the afternoon, —

75 bbls, Canadian Apples, , 10 bbls. Maderia Onions, i 20 boxes Soap,

5 boxes Starch,

1 set Silver- Mounted Harness, &e,

B. WILSON HIGGS, Auctioneer,

~ Positive and Unreserved —

CLOSING-OUT SALE |

Dry Goods, Crockery Groceries,

Oct. 4, *80—2i

WIL sell at Auction,at the West of land House, Upper Great George 8 on Wednesday, 6th October, at 11 o' clock,—

The balance of the Stock in Trade, cons of Dry Goods, in ¢ ‘loths, Dress G Sean Prints, Grey and White Cottons, a! nels, Towelling, Ribbons, ete., Glassware, Crockery, Earthenware, Gro, ceries, Half-chests and Boxes Teas, Soap, Buckets, Brooms, Raisins, Pipes, &e,, Shop Furniture, Show Cases, Ladd Desks, Scales, Window Blinds, ete, Will be sold postively without any reserve,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer,

isl

Sept. 40, i8S0—eod

MUSIC.

AY Rs. D. MeRAE has removed her Class i to Terlizzick’s Building, corner of Queen and Kent streets, where she wishes to con- tinue her course of jnstruction for the winter, Mrs. McRae feels confident, from her eXperience in tuition, that any pupils placed-in her charge will obtain thorough and Pott advancenient,

oh town, Oct. 4, “80—6i pd ; ra)

GREAT SALE 0 OF Exhibition Apples !

Auction Koom, 11 Queen Street, and cen-: tinuing DAILY during the week, -—

300 BARRELS APPLES,

Specially Selected last week at the

Neva Scotia Exhibition,

Gravensteins, Greenings, Baldwins, and: other choice kinds, direct from the best ” Orchards of Nova Scotia.

The whole lot MUST be sold this week.

A. MeNEILL,

Auctioneer,

tn ee te tt,

KOAL !

LD SYDNEY ROUND COAL,ONTARIO

MINES ROUND COAL, PICTOU NUT

CUAL. For sale cheap by -

Fr. S. HANFORD & CO. 43 Water Street,

Wants, Lost, Sound, we

—_—eee aw Advertisemenis. under this Acading, & space not exceeding half an inch, will be inserted for Ten Cénts per day.

OST— From Pownal. Wharf, a schooner’s smaii Boat, painted blue. Any person giving information that will lead to her re- covery will be rewarded. _ [ocd NOUNB—A small Ship's Boat, which ich the

owner can obtain by applying te WiL- LiaM Wish, Keppoch Farm. mm [ocd

il L Queen St., Oct. 4, ’80—tf

Oct. 2, *80—3i

CY ALESMAN—Wanted in a Dry Goods Store, an experienced Salesman of good character. Apply to TREMAINE & METCALF, [oc 5 6i

XLERK WANTED—A smart lad for general office work. Apply in ap Hh Cat own handwriting to H., P. U. Bex ls - git

YRAVED—l’roui the owner, on wie

land Pup, about three months old, with small. white spot on breast. Any person leaving at® the EXAMINER Office cuch information as will lead to his recovery will be handsomely re- warded. oct 2 (\STRICH FEATHERS, Lady's Sacques and Gent’s Ciothing, &c., & cleaned and dyed—corner Sydney St., near

the Convent.—G. C, Gitmour, Dyer, &e, Uct 2 Ti

\ i TANTED.—A F emale (jeneral Servant wanted immediately in a small family.

Must be a good Cook. oct2 _

3 reoms respectively. Apply to JAMES McLeop, Lower Spring Park Road. {se 30

Fahad satanic Wt V Tanted—lwo good Coatmakers, and 1

Vest maker. Highest price paid, at L. J. WitLtAm’s, Queen Square. sep 28 t

| ANTE P—A first-class carriage build. W er. Apply to Younker & OFFER,

Upper Queen Street. IRLS WANTED —Fousemaid and G Dining Reom Girls. Good wages. By 7 ply at the ‘* Revere House.” 17 AGSTAFF’S | HOTEL, | ieee Street, continues to receive transien! and permanent Boarders. “* o

‘the ! 24th September, a Black Newfound...

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Qrenixe TO- DAY, at Al MeNEILE’S~

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rg°o LET—Two Houses, containing 5 and :

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