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A Government Victory.

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

St. Rinetaed s College. Dunstan’s College, the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, pat- ron of Christian Schools, was aslaliahed in becoming manner by the pupils of St. Dunstan’s College. A general holiday had been granted bythe Rey. Rector during | which the pupi's heartily enjoyed theim- selves. In the afternoon, various philosophic: al | topies were ae by the Senior stu-|

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ee dents. Mr. H. Cunningham read an} excellent aol on the * Origin of Phil- Orrawa, Mareh 8 osophy. the ve lee tion in Victori ‘ yesterday Tre- Mr. McAulay then cave a forcible and sulted in the return of the old Government | PTilliant demonstration of the immortality members, Baker and Shakespeare. The of the soul. He shuwed that ‘! this pleas- (irit candidate loses his de) posit. ing hope, this fo ud desire, this longing In Aleoma, Dawson (Conse rvative) is al- | *tter immorality,” the consensus of Phil- most certainly elected. osophers in ever age, the san tity and jus ieiiaiahatalibniia : ! tive of God cle riy indicated the everlast- re Bc iug existence «of the soulof man. He The Ring. furthermore showed that irrefragable ar- a . guments could be deduced from the sim- Bostox, March &. plicity and spirituality of the vital rinciple The much talked of fight betwe en Jake} in man. : Kilrain and Joe Lannon took place to-ni ht] Mr. D. B. Reid, with-scholastic precision ,1n Saugus, and so quietly were the arrange-jand clearness impugned the truth of this ments made that the affair was known only ia emonstration ; but his arguments were

to 21 witnesses of the ficht until it had |ably and boldly ¢onfuted by John A. Me- | taken place. An enclosure 16 b 24 feet ii Di ats the / unior philosé > her of the was hastily filled up, and when ‘the men | class | & i faced each other both appeared in fine con- Mr. \. P. McLellan then read a paper | dition, Kilrain weighing 175 pounds andjon *‘ Evolution. He explained the | Lannon three pounds less. Eleven rounds theories advanced ee Lamarck and Darwin,

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Local and Other Items,

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\ * 4 ‘ ‘tipendiary Magis ata

Lut MehKay VW is Vested clecti Curse

ig keing heard to-d ~ _ ANOT! tis to be made to abolia! ie New F swick Legislative Council. > fre f Small Debt Court was in seasion : dl imtil ‘ li rrow, .

i a) ¢ i i r seasion of Pe rt La

te } 8 ock this evening. -~

A WEETIN rdens will be held in tne City C ih er this evening, at ee ik

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lu : of Forty Hours’ Devoti St instan’s Cathedral this mornu

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ConstL-GenernaL P \ who has heen seTiousiv ii] t St i uls for sevel al we eks back is getting bett

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Mr. H. E. Mx N, Coverdale, Albert County, N. B., has a cow which on Satur- | day last, dropped a calf weighing 126 Ibs.

aanticeiile .

Tne curling h which was commenced at W ( Rink last evenin g is to be | | finis t \n interesting game is cx Tree ! Sei diniaaas

Ni : SMALLWOOD will read a paper

. on ** Iaat nts in the Steam Engine,” be-

fore the | y & Scientific Lnstitute to-mor- row evenil« seat Wrrarn two months five men have been | killed by falling from freight cars on the Canada Southern branch of the Michigan Centrai ralw sy seis We regret to hear that Capt. Archibald Finlay lot SS Northern Light, had his arm broken by a fall at his home at Point Prim on Monday ‘ * s Dos’: forget the Social in St. James’ Hall oa the 24th inst. The ladies are making ex tensive preparations, and all who attend are guaranteed a g al time. yak Tw stions concerning the recent ra t Excelsior Rink and some other in . ‘ ‘rowded out of to-day's is M to-morrow. : oni as Tue Ameer of Afghanistan has issued a circular to his ee ts telling them to pre- pare for a h ay ur, Which, it is supposed, will be directé ‘s against Russia. Se Manta Tackanerry, daughter of one of the largest farmer Farmersville, Ont., com- mitted suicide on Saturday by cutting her throat with a razor. She was insane. _ ~ctielaasiaaii James Keyesand Henry Raymond have

been found guilty of the manslaughter of R. K. Webster, a Chicago millionaire, at Walk- erton, Ont., and committed for trial. te JAMES ( OOPER, Bruce, has absconded. is heavy but the amennt is As usual in such cases he wa

1, treasurer of County

His defaultion not yet known. ; above suspicion

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Tae Janitor of the Excelsior Kink will re- ceive a benefit on Monday night next. Wil- liam is genial and obhging, and is consequently we!! liked by patrons of the Rink. Give

tum a bumper house.

- James MacLeos ‘Kenzie, leave this evening selec ent

», George Dixon and for the t the stock for a new to be started in this

Messrs. J # Ma Upper Provines tloring establishn ity in a few months.

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eee Tue latest attempt at vaccinating the In- dians of Lac Ste. Anne and Qui Brrre, N. W. T., has been an unparalleled success—so much so that they take to the woods now when they hear of the doctor coming. « —— > - : We are pleased to learn that the horses

sold by Mr. J. F. Powers of this city, to Messrs. 8; ind Sterns, of Bangor, Me., last fall, are giving great satisfaction to their owners, They are keeping well up with the best animals in Bangor. PS

Ina coast defence editorial the New York Sun states that the next War will be inevitable At first blush we thought the Seo. was merely talking buncombe, — but upon refiection we have concluded that if the next war is not inevitable there is

something wrong with the dictionary. — Steruen Cucrcuiity, of Chegoggin, N. §., arose a few mornings ago in his usdal good health, and attended to his accustomed duties at the barn, after which he returned to the house, and whilst lifting a kettle from the stove, exclaimed, ‘‘I am falling; catch me,” and immediately expired. Mr. Churchill was 7 years of age

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Mr. Isatan Leema os a Albert County, was i istantly killed by a fallen tree while chopping in the woods on Saturday, 29th ult. A tree he was choppidg lodged in another tree, and while chopping down the latter the lodge d tree suddenly tell and strik- ing him on the head caused almost instant death. He was a married man, and leaves a wife and four children.

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AN interesting session of the Mock Parliament was held last evening and the principle of Woman Suffrage affirmed. Among the members who took part in the discuss. uu were Messrs. W. L. Cotton, B. D. Higgs, R. Norton, G. H. Harris, W.©. Harris, Sabine, Martin, Stewart, Campbell White and May. ‘“ The Abolition of the Senate” will be the question debated on next Tuesday evening.

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Tux annual election of Mayor, Councillors and Assessors for the Town of Moncton takes Place on Monday next. There area large Humber of can: lids utes im the field. Some of! the cards t Way. The following “ specimen brick” from | the card of R. B arry Smith, who is evidently one of the ‘let er go” stock, is interesting as Well as amusing : “Tam not indisposed to | receive oe a whelee the same be rum votes or oft he As to Mr. Lea, know of no reason Why he now deserves the Cor "7 Tce any «

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you w ho have

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refused him; at all events, | noticed thé new front’

porch, on my house on Botsford Street for the ,

past two months the conderan ition tures, — his fe low not able to finish.’ pay you to el lect me,

must agree that he merits referred to in the

I do net propose to pay

Scrip- | began to build and was |

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As I think it will |

any of you for doing so, especially as Moncton

shown its sbility to sustaja Jrand-

¥ s cuntlidate who uses rf ~eaee :

were fought, in the last of

which Lannon, la

nd then demonstrated their absurdity

who received severe punishment, was finally | trom metaphysical and physiological facts.

knocked out. The st vkes were $1,000.

declared he did not kuow for whom the in-} formation was intended.

Mysterious Package. Wasuaineron, D. C., March 8.

A package has been received at the dead | letter office which was mailed in Boston, and addressed to the Prince of Wales, Lon- | don, England. It was held for postage. | When opened it was found to contain a glass tube containing a white liquid wrap- ped in cotton wool. The post ofiice officials are looking for some one who will test it. | The package may be a new form of infernal machine.

Execution of Rebels. RusrcuvuK, March 8

The execution of rebels took place at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. The condemned stood beside open graves, three soldiers were detailed for the execution, and were instructed to fire two shots each from their | revolvers so that each of the rebels receiv- | ed six bullets.

| coonomstiiiaiiiebinienunllba }2 | Ottawa News. Orrawa, March 8. Victoria, B. C., returns its old members. The lumber cut in the Ottawa valley it is estimated, will be reduced twenty-five per cent owing to the almost unparalleled depth of snow.

Sir Charles Tuppe been

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Acting High Commissioner for Canada. He will vo to London in June. A Financial Sheck. Joun, March 8. This city has not had such a shock for

some time as it received yesterday when it became known that the Maritime Bank had closed its doors. It is cet any reliable facts of the state of the Bank's affairs. The officials refuse to talk.

‘end Driver Missing

Kixestron, Ont.,March 8.

Fast Horse

The Rev. Rector then congratulated the students on the very creditab! le manner in iwhich they acquitted themselves, and ex-

; promen the hope that Christian Philosophy ; mug rht ever ‘old St. Dunstan’s such champions te

where people do pretty much as they chews, | They have lots of fun playing baseball

impossible to!

NUCDIUS 106K,

The trotter Shooting Star and driver left |

Gananoque for Clayton Saturday, since

which time nothing has been heard of them |

and it is feared they are drowned.

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Arrival ef the Sardinian.

Movittr, March 9.

The*Royal Mail rived here this morning—-all well. J. Harris, of the firm of Harris & Stewart,

was among the passengers.

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steamship Sardinian

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Conductor Hilled.

NraGcara Faris, March 8 Angus McDonald, conductor on the Michigan Central, was killed at Montrose to-day by being run over.

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Toronvo, March 8 Hanlan has signed articles of agreement for a race with Beach. The race is for £1,000. The race to take place in Australia.

Cholera Spreading.

Lonpon, Merch 8 Advices from Catandia say that Cholera is increasing there daily.

Lord Randolph's Arrival.

Lonpon, March 8

Catania, Sicily.

obituary.

‘Lesbek March 8. The Duchess of Richmond is dead. Orrawa, March 8. W. H. Frese, Dominion Appraiser, died this afternoon.

Weather Bulletin.

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Toronro, March 9—10 a.m. Northwest to northeast winds, fair

stetiomary or slightly lower tur.

weather,

Mr. T. |

On Wednesday, March

(‘On THURSDAY, 24th March,

Lord Randolph Churchill has arrived at,

Spontaneous generation, transformation of

tiled ; Species, natural selection and the survival | . " iof the fittest we this ventlem: ain- | Sclling tnformation. = ° ere gentieman main |

i tained, in the words of St. George Mivart,

Lonpox, March 8. puerile hy h eheepree i colllied nda a ea dl Che Professor of Philosophy, Rey. Dr. SOlé 1 » i y 61 » wit ; .

Chathe ; I — rTy > _— "a 110’ Ryan, then pronounced in his usual m has been dismissec rom the ser-| ,1,, ‘i Rees ie it se

' vice for selling information in. re: card ta | on RPE mane, & bye eulogium on Lhe BR “s is} li - ae a : Pheology and I hilosophy tee Angel ritish mil itary attairs. It has be _ proved | of the Sehools.” He showed how the false that Torry’s revelations went indirectly to theories 8 > ieee dibhs menthiin sil cembietn the American Legation. Torry admitted | linn: seabed os Sea “ by vo — - . + ( ic 4 > hd

the truth of the charges against him, but !

| master ee Christian Philosophy.

and suS- tain her reputation as the Rev. Dr. O’Ryan.

hav e such able defenders,

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Some of the boys, just for fun, got an old darkey to run for alderman Sharon, Pa. On election day he appeared on the streets mounted on a white horse, which was loaded down with bells and red, white and blue rib- bens, while his rider was togged out in white re s hat, linen duster, and covered with rib- wns. The joke took so well that he came within a few votes of being elected. a

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Give your daughter but one name in bap- tism. She will be perfectly content with it. Her lover never requires, never uses, more than one of hernames if she has half-a-dozen. In the height of his tenderness he never ex-

claims: *‘ Amelia Jane, come to my arms !” He simply extends his arms and cries; ** Amelia !"— Ex.

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A CORRESPONDENT of the New York Morning Journa/ thinks that there is something in the American air that inclines people to chew. Men chew tobacco and women chew gum. It is probably because America is a free country

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Our stock of Embroideries is fresh and

new, selling at very low prices.—Stanley

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Aw exchange reports that in view of the prospect of a general European war the Ha- waiian army has peen increased to 18 men! when the king has time to act as umpire.

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Yor will find the newest, the best and @jeapest Em broideries at Stanley Bros.

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by Owen C 1, at his farm,

onnolly, Esq., Royalty Kast,

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instructed, Auctior

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sir side, others in Saort-horn Bull

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some of them with Calvea by th eaif by the thoroughbred “PRINCE OF WALER.

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Horses.

approved Joint

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MeNEILL,

AUCTION EER.

TERMS Notes.

“-peven

March 1—7i tufri & wy at

WANTED,

SI fU ATION as Book-keeper with a good

responsible merchant. Have had four years’

experience, and ean give best of references, Apply to “H,” care of P. O. Box 353, city.

March § 8, 1887—3i eod pd

ST. JAMES CHURCH SOCIAL.

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pPHE Ladies of the Congregation intend having - a Tea, Refreshment and Fancy Tables in Si’. JAMES’ HALL,

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COMMITTEE Mrs, JAMES

Mrs, D. McNeill, Mrs. Rankin,

CARRUTHERS,

Miss McGill, Miss Gray,

Mrs. A. Lord, Miss G. Brown, Mrs, W. R. Frame, Miss K. Hyndman, Mrs. M. McLeod, Miss E. McKinnon, Mrs. A. L. Brown, Miss G. Mason, Mrs. ©. MeGregor, Miss E. Murray, Mrs. R. Angus, Miss Henderson,

Mrs D. Montgomery-

The ladies have made up an excellent assort- ment of Pinafores, Aprons, &c,, &e,

The public are invited to favor them with their patronage.

Tigame—-Aduiesios. 10 cents ; sion, 35 cents.

Doors open at

Tes and admis-

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o clock, p. m. B. MacNEILL,

Gh’tewn, March #-éi aw #1 I7 then

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YOUR EvesiGui,

‘Colored Spectacles or Goggles,

OTHER KINDS OF

speciacles & Eyeglasses in stock, for both Near and Far Sight,

FROH .25cis. TO $12.60. Spectacles Repaired Lenses Fitted,

E. W. TAYLOR,

\MERON RLOCK. peareh | 5, 1887--2aw & why

Auction 3 Sale.

Valuable Freehold Farm,

Sell by Auction,

MONDAY, MARCH

AT tt O'CLOCK,

on the Premises, that beautifully situated Farm of 75 acres, on St. Peter’s Road. seven miles from Charlottetown, 52 acres of which are in a high state of cultivation, the balance well covered with Hardwood, Scantling, Rails, &e

‘There is a welling House and large new Rarn

by Mr. peste Ferguson to

Lith,

on the premises, with Schools and Churches close by. Also—Immediately after sale of Farm, Horses,

Catile, Farm Implements, &c. : Part of the purchase money can remain on interest at 6 per cent. A. McNKEILL, Auctioneer, tl sal & wky

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HE Y. M. C. A. Bazaar Committee intend

holding their sale of useful and fancy articles

on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 13th

and lith, Contributions will be gratefully

received by-- Mrs. SHENTON, President.

Mrs. J. J. Davies, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. G. Brem-

ner, Vice Presidents. Mrs. Poole,

** Mackinlay,

Ch'town, marek 3, 1387

Mrs, Lewis, Miss Shenton,

* J. M. McLeod, Hensley,

“ Whitman, *“* Dawson,

“ Carruthers. “* F. Weeks,

“ D. MacNeill, * S$. Mutch,

* Unsworth, ** Mutch,

‘** Montgomery, *“ G. Brown,

* Neii Macleod, * Laird,

*“ B. Heartz, * Alice Weeks, ** G. Macleod, * B. MacNeill, * Gidley, ** Makinlay.

Mrs, W. W. Stanley, ELIZA MacNEILL, Secretary. eb. 8—tl sale 3aw tn th sat

BUY BEER & GOFRF'’S. TEA,

Jan. 22, 1887

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DOMINION ANALYST, St. John, Feb. 10, 1887.

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TANTED—A cirl for generai work. Apply to LD. McLeod, Post Office Building. q mar9 3i pd

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O LET— A Grist and Saw Mill at Milton. ply on the premises to Otto Curtis. roars dy & wky tf

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WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good Pro-

tesiant Servants—Cook and Housemaid—to whom good wages wil be given. mar? tf

Ww Apply to Miss march 5 5 tf

ANTED—A Parlor Maid,

Peter 8, Sidmount.

WANT ED IMMEDIATELY—A Cook and a Housemaid, to whom yood wages will be

given; references required. Apply at THe Ex-

AMINER office, ~~ mar 3 tf

FoR SALE—A good strong working Mare, 4 years old; also a wood sleigh. Apply Pe HE law

EXAMINER oifice. mar?2 3i 1

T° LET—The Dwelling House lately occupied by the subscriber, situate on the corner of Apply to T. C.

Prince and Dorchester Strevt. febl9—2aw tf

Robins,

T° LET—A House and Outbuildings and 6 Acres

of Land, known as **Maryfield,” situated on

Malpeque Road, adioining the premises of Mal-

ecolm Me ‘Leod, "Esq. For further particulars

apply to J. G@, Eckstadt, at St. Vincent's » Buracey. nov

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LET—Shop and Tenement on vr ry Street, lately occupied by W. Roda, Apply on the premises. athe tf yo LET—Tbat brick House and Shop on Dor chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connolly ; immediate possession given. For

terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. jun?! eod

O LET—Shop and Warehouses lately occupied by Beer & Sons at Head St. Peter’s Bay. Ap- ply on the premises. jan3 tf

T° LET—That brick House on Dundas Espla- nade, now in the possession vas G. H. Haszard,

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March 8th, 1887-

GOKE PLATES. T BRANDS GURANTEED. AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES

HALIFAX, N. S. IN LOUS

<iiaceiihllia a ance TOGETHER WITH ALL OTHER —l mo

3.000 BOXES, Packers SI PP. Ww A. DTS EL

House-keeping Goods, New White and Gray Cotton, New Printed Cotions, Bleached Sheetiags, Unbleached Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Tabie Linens, Towels, Toweling oO

HESE goods have just been opened for Spring Sale, and having recent advance in Cottons, will be found extra value,

T CARPETS! OCARPERHETS!

Brussels, Tapestries, Hemps, Floor Cloths, Matting, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Lace Curtains,

been bought before the

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‘ailorine Department. A lot of Spring Tweeds just opened.

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HARRES & STEWART,

GEO, DAVIES & Go.

Ch town, March 7, 1887.-—wky

BEER : 8 BROS.

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\ E are offering very fine value in Black and Colored Cash- meres and Merinos, also in White and Gray Cottons, Prints and sre heaes. In Ladies’ Corsets we have exceptional value. We are also offering Carpets and General House-furnish- ings at very low prices. Good value will also be found in ali other departments.

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BH ER: .BROsS.

2, 1887.

Ch’town, March

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James Paton & Go,

Those who have not inspected our Stock of Dry Goods and House Furnishings should de so at once.

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Remeinber, the time for buying all kinds of House Furnishings will soon be at hand, and bear in mind we lead in this line.

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Our Carpet and Oilcloth Show Room is loaded with nice new pat- terns, for Spring Trade, from the cheapest Hemp Carpet to the best Velvet Pile. We have the Largest Steck of Carpets and @Oilcloths on the Island.

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Also, a large assortment of Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Tickings, Gray and White Cottons and Print Cottens, at Lowest Prices for Cash.

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JAMES PATON & OO.,,

Successors to W. A. WEEKS & 00., Market Square.

Ch'town, Feb. 17, 1887.—-dy wky

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CHARLOTTETGWA SASH AND BVO FACTORY |

VPeake’s fo. 3 Wharf, PAUMER & 0, PHOPRINPTORS

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We are now manufacturing 7d will sell at the Lowest Cash Prices :

Sashes, Doors, Window and Door Frames, Architraves, Spouting and Conductor Mould- ings, Ballusters, Newel Posts, Stair Rails, Twists, &e.

We are prepared to do all kinds of Jobbing, in Planing, Joining, Morticing, Tenoning, Jig and Fret Sawing, Turning, &c.

All kinds of Gothic Windows for Churches made at shortest notice.

October next. For se eta So Ops pagar

With new and first-class Machinery, and the latest appliauces, we can insure the utmost patrouage.

satisfaction to all who favor us with their

Jar, 5, 1987.