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GegQeee es) Cums : ce —

Local and Other Items.

Con. a?

J. E. Bovo, Kse., has returned from St. | J ohn. a | Lonpe H July OD. THe steamer G sailed for the Labra Che Viceroy « 1 has ceived the | dor yesterd: vy. | following despate! Tus “L. J. Westaway” arrived at Bri tol | mae PINBET SS AKAD, | on the 2oth mst il well a ica a al " wa wee , a4. ) sli ples report that Avoob nNhan has cross ALex. Macsas, Su tendent of P. E. i. ped lelmond at Hyderabod. It is reported Railway wesin St. John, N. B., on londay. | tha {000 Ghazis have joined Ayoob _ Parties of his cavalry are foraging near the Ir is est mated that the export of sugar| British car nD from Barba: oes will be 00,000 hegheads this \ correspondent a St. Petersburg reports BCASOL. that Admiral Leesoffsky has re: elved fully ec vo se ai tas powers to reopen negotiations on China, Pik Governmen : WSERG maten, by the § despatch from Dublin says t he we ather member wv Pollard’s Co,, 1s 1 progress .: : ae le 1} : at Kensi tw to-cda COontTInNUeS ve y tine, All the Crops are ols ? maturing with unusual rapidity. In view Reweure: the sale of new Furniture ad-|of this some of the members of the Man- vertised b \ VieNeill, Auctioneer, to- | sion House relief committee consider thei: morrow, at ? lock. at his Auction Rooms. |labors ought to be ended immediately. <a. Despatehe from Vienna state th it the Business xt th harves ef Montreal has} Powers will draw up an ultimatum sum- never been so goo as at present. Auimimense | moning the Porte to fulfil, within three number of steamers and sailing Vessels aFe) weeks, the Montenegrin convention, and taking in cargo, and the demand ts fur more. (in the event of a refusal. a nayal demon- fav. WS C.. How soggy New Haven, cor- stration will take place. tor of the ‘Scientitic Aner the Daily News’ despatch from Madrid

responding iil

ean, aria the **Sea World,” New York,

at present on a visit to tins Provinee. He ts staying at t ** Revere _-oa_— - ~

CAVANAGH, who stole a number

of implements from the warehouse of Mr. James Dover, recently, was a cabianieil by the Stipendiary Magistrate to-day, te three weeks imprison:

) : :

PATRICK

Tur yac its Carita, Clarate i, Emma and the South Shore ter: y beat, starte | trom Pownal wharf at three o'clock te-day on a race areund St, Peter's Island buoy, The

race Will probably finish at j Oo clock,

The United States, apparently, had a taste of Vennor’s cold wave. It came on the > 22nd, and New Yorkers, who had been vainly trying to sleep in ‘he open air, felt very comfortable in beds. ‘The thermometer went down te the vicinity of bu.

ae

Tor INTO ric cia) ers receive $2.00 per day. Bufiale iy 1K avers omy rec ‘ive wd Oy per day and are to strike for $2.50. It is a proof ot

now existing in Canada that

the pro

this important element in the building trad is in receip® of higher wages in Toronto than across tiie ine i s : é i

Tie Dark entine ‘‘irema,’” MeMahon, with @ cargo of 2, 165 b es prese rved lobster: " shipps | b Joun ae ahd 5, 000 pieces |‘ deals and ends, containing 234,000 feet,

superiicial measurement, and | case and 1 . }

parcel returned g xls, ahipped by Peake Bros. & C., satle | for Liverpool, G. B., on the 27th ins’.

Se cal

On Frid y Chief Power was drowned near St. Boniface, Manitoba, by Mike Carroll, an escaped ad convict. Ihe latter had e scaped irom the penitentiary awl was recaptured by Power. In crossiug the river in a boat, Carroll capsized it, and although handcuffed, it is said, swain ashore. Carroll huecnagay lived in Ottawa,and

Was a des} rate character. a - A Winpsatt.—Wnm. Corlin, a young man

in moderate circumstances, in Ph:ladelphia, has received intelligence that he has tallen heir to a 4) million estate ofan uncle. The testator, A in, was the king of Aus- tralian stock breeders, an l a conspicuous wit ness for the el n having ha Arthur ¢ his employ

t to » Tie -hborne estate, )

rtoa for a long time in

a

THe Governor Gexerat,.—The Quebe Chronicle states that immediately after the embarkation, aext Saturday, at Rimouski, of H. R. H. Prince Leopold, and H. R. H. Princess Louise, His Excellency the Governor Genera! and Staff will embark on board the Governme:t steamer Druid, and proceed direct to the Lower Provinces. His Iixeellency will be absent about a fortright, and will probably visit, on lis way a lewn, the most important lighthouses anc@iog signals in the Gulf. ket to-day was well attended. On the stall o: Mr. Dawson were exhibited some very fine samples of peas and caulifiowers, while Mr. Gay showed good samples of all kinds of v -getables. Prices were as follows: Beef (small) from 6 to 14 ets. per I1b.; beef (qr.) from 5 to 9 cents per. 1b.; mutton, from 6 to 12 cents per lb.; lamb, per Jb., from 6 to 10 cents: chickens, per pair, from 40 to 50 cents; butter from 15 to 20 cents per lb.; eggs from |0 to 13 cents per dozen; peas, per

a

qrt, from |2 to

‘THE ma

20 cents.

stinliplaellahiae becca

match by the

Major Dog-

Ritle Range prize will-

Tue (+ -vernment shooting Charlottetown Ingineers, under herty, toox place at Kensington yesterday. The following are the ners ;

Lean Davison.

Bi ; Sapp le

2.—Cor ao Bb. Ff. Longworta. 3.— Sapper J. A. Cameron.

4 J. A. Longworth. 3. ‘, Wm. Davison.

6. : a McLeod.

- ’ R. . Hig se5.

8. - . Sidney Gray.

Sp Ore

Dr. Taner, the fasting man, has a di- vorced wife in Minnasota. She has been interviewed by a reporter, and after detail ing the facts of Dr. Tanner’s early life she said his theory that people ate too muth grew upon him until it became a mania, and made him exceedingly disagreeable to his famil,. He tried to impress his theories upon his wife, but she resented the experi- mout and left him.

-~2_-> oe

Seven thousand medical men in England have peti ioned Parliament to pass an “anti- Vaccination law.

~«-<anp>-> . Remedy for Hard ‘Times.

Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style. Buy good, healthy fou«, cheaper aid better clothing; get more real and subst wntis! things of life ev ery way, and especially stop the foolish habit of running after exp: asive and quack doctors or using so much of ibe vile humbug medicine that «does you only harm, and 1 makes Sthe proprietors rich, but )ut your trust in the greatest of all simple pu re remedies, Hop | Bitters that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see bet- ter times and good health, Try it once. Read of it in auother column.

‘ 7 loss of life ‘ 1?

at Manilla is e 200 Chinamen

says the tota by the earthquake | ¢ timated at 520, ineluding 3 alinost every family is houseless.

The Daily News Paris despatch such demonstrations in behalf of Rochefort as were made at Saturday, do not

SAYS | Henri the students’ cause the slicht- nere t

Naps, Jule 25. earthquake was felt

Foliree on

s » Tf , Z ? est excitement

\ sharp shock of

} 4 } Nnere tO-Gay.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 24, The Montenegrin agent has departed.

Care Town,

,

July 20.

Tite Assembly has negatived the motion of want of confidence in the Ministry

Case, July 24.

itis believed that a meeting of, the Bri- tish and Abdur Rahman Khan wi shortly be arranged near Cabul. The religious ceremony on his proclamation as Ameer was witnessed by large The people satisfaction.

crowds. profess Pererssura, July 24.

It is difficult to explain the crime of Uuzatis as he was a man of property. wena of the victim’s money was found on him.

Ouz itis tried to obtain a iat

kebeloff in = Tarcoman expedition, but failed. This may be reason for the crime.

post one

Lonbon, J J uly 24.

At the inquiry into the identity of Ben av Or, yesterday, the Duke of Westminster was examined. Peck, the, Newmarket trainer, and others pesitively asserted the animal was not Tadcaster.

ConstTANTINOPLE, July 25

The Porte is trying to place the respon- sibilities of re je ‘ting the decision of the Berlin Conference of the grand councils, but the ambassadors have intimated te the Sultan that he alone is respensible. In the meantime the troops and stores are being hurried to Albania.

New York, July 25. | Up to 8 this evening there was no visible . 4 os m ; Pi jchange in Dr. Tanner's condition. He did inot go for his usual merning’s ride, was in zood spirits, and seemed quite streng. At noon he commenced the twenty- -seventh day of his fast.

Thomas Barr, mate of the schooner H A. Merritt, states that the schooner was less than. a league from Cuba when hailed by the Spanish cruiser, and instead of com-

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ing to the schooner crowded all sail to escaps the bether of being overhauled and then the Spaniard fired.

Lt is announced that Gen. Hancock’s letter of aci septs uuce will be given to the

public next Wednesday.

Inder orders from mander-in-chief, the being organized for a R can? align.

The ‘‘ Herald’’ states that a grand Re- publican ratification meeting is projected for this city, at which Grant will preside and Uenkling and others will speak. The programme is to give Grant a monster re- ception under the auspices of the State and Natt mal committees, with an inmense torchhght prvc2ssion, ‘ote.

ft is stated that the Grand Jury Com- mittee on the Seawanhaka disaster have discovered through an examination by ex- that one of her boilers burst, causing a fracture in the furnace, and ‘the sub- sequent fire. A presentment by the Grand Jury to this effect will be made.

Mr. Redpath emphatically states that

Gen, Grant, com. ‘Boys in Blue” are epublican political

perts,

there is no need of further American con- tributions to Ireland. The potato crop 1s ripe, and their is no apprehension of a

blight spreading. Jersey Crry, N. J., July 25, Slew progress was made on ceit work at the tunnel to-day. ‘he pile drivers were in operation all Saturday night, but early this morning ene of the engines was disabled. The shaft was entirely “cleared of water at one o'clock this morning, and twe stationary engines at its bottom were set to work to pumping out the water, which had leaked through a dead-eye in the the head of the airlock. Thisafternoon a delegatiou from Lincoln Lodge, Knights of Pythias, visited the shaft, saying they had received a» tele- grain from Hector Lodge, No. 49, ie, detphi a, requesting them to take charge of the remains of assistant superintendent, one | of the victims, when found. Cincinnati, O., July 25. John King, a laborer ordered Paul | Smith (colored) away from an unfrequented | street in the suburbs, this afternoon, on the ground that he had been comunitting a | nuisance. A fight ensued, and Smith ‘ac: | tually choked King to death. Cotumsus, Ind., July 25. In a quarrel last night between Nichols ; : and Zeigler, the latter was struck: over the | head with a billiard cae and died this morn- |

ing.

Charlottet

¢lay and slate.

eGRAPH, STGN OH TH

LION

+= 1) ——

NEW GOODS

| Colored &

New Be ‘ in

rrillings, Corsets, Cloths & Talla

eres and Dress Cords,

kid Gloves. Satins,

s Tiimmings |

»

W. A. WHEKS & CO.,

own, July 26, 1S80—tu th sat

Cpucen Street,

ESTA BLISh

Co

ANADA

ED

is Se

DAGE FAGIORY.

JOHN A. CONVERSE,

MONTREAL.

includ ling f f all

M ANUFACTURER OF CORDAGE of Every Des ee My sizes Manilla J Rope, Tamed Manilla Hawsers, Lobster Marlin, ‘larred Hemp Kope, Houseline, ambroline, &c., &c., equal in quality to the best American, aw” Prices on application,

Jan. 7, 1880, a. a se SR _ — -qenaanamnmenpancanaimmamasaesisinen : - a i = , ~ ; . ye J GRIEG: ay) t SAL ~ ; 2 NO a

YE Great Anmnn Gathering of the Clans of P. E. Island. under the

Auspices of the

WILL BE [ELD ON

1th August, 1880

: # Grounds of Hon, J. ©. Pepe, Near the Kensington Brewery, abont a

quarter of a mile from Ch’town.

By arrangement with the > uperintendent, -rsion T icke s. at specially re- - programmes, will be issued

return till th

Railway Exc duced aR per on the 9th and 0th, ¢ vod to Lith, inclusive.

Steamboat arrangements as follows :— Steamer ‘¢ Heather Belle’? will leave Orwell on Tuesday, the LOth, at 7 o'clock, a m.; re-

a

turning, eave Charlottetown at 5 o'clock, p.m, |

Return Tickets 30 cents.

Steamer ‘Southport’ will leave Shaws Wharf on Tuesday, the 10th, at 7 o'clock,

a.m, calling at Westville and Rocky Point going and coming, returning will leave Char- lottetown at 5 o’ Tickets— one fare,

The Steam Navigation Company will issue | return tickets from Pictou Landing at $1.25, including adinission to group ds, on the Sth, “good to return on the llth.

For Prize List, Railway Fares, and all saa Serenity: see progr

Rn. J. CAMPBELL,

? ’ ? e O CLOCK, p. iM.

ammes.

A, A. MACDONALD, Rec. Sec’y. President. ( h’town, duly 93, 1850.

an (19 Lobster baa FS: SALE at a Bargain,

Boxes, for tlat Cans 44 in. die. JOHN A. McLEOD, or A. C. McLEOD, Kepsington. Charlottetown. 1580.

BOXES,

July 22,

ON HAND!

\OFE INS and CASKETS. in Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut and imitation wasdl, of “all sizes, and from $2.50 wpwards, Japan

aud Plated Mounting. Hearses half former prices, Orders from the country, by tele- graph, fulfilled in one hour, cheaper than any

other establishment in the city. MARK BUTCHER.

June 29, ’80—pat pres ar ne h Jin

King Square, co a € "

SALI SALT. CANSO

TWOURLY EXPECTED AT \ANSO, 7,000 bushels Cadiz Salt, fine-grained,

suitable for curing and — tish, Will deliver this cargo ‘at Island. Parties wanting aoe e cargo will d& well to engage at once.

COOMBS Water Stre ok.

GEO.

Ch’ town, amy! 3, ’80.

- BRICKS.

{O0D HARD BRICKS fer sale at the W Brick and Pottery Works ia the

Royalty.

HYNDMAN,

TRY If. TRY IT

iin

(IVE ALBION MINE NUT COAL

IG a fair tridl and you will not be disap-

|p ointed in the result; #% is COAL, not jire For orders apply to

G. W. DEBLOIS, Sole Agent for P, EK. Island, Office—No. 35 Water Street.

Charlottetown, Julys, 1880—pat tf

Hides, Calfskins & Sheepskins,

WWE

Subscriber will pay the highest Cash price for the above. ROBERT BRIDGES. April 29, ’80—oaw wkly, ar pat

scott ish |

y

M fonday, |

499 Lobster Can |

any safe Herbor on th re |

| Of Liverpool and London,

Capital and Peserve Hand. Uowerds ef $22,060.000

a ae | DONWON AND LANGASHIRE

‘Fire Insurance Co | @f Liverpool, Engiand.

;

' ss

on rance effected on every | property in the above most rehable Com- | panes, at the LOWES'E CURRENT RATES.

JOHN MACEACHERN,

Agent for P. E> Island, — Warehouse, July 14, 1880—}ia eod

MA NILLA ROPE! | Mannfacturers’ Prices,

Grders Selicited, All Sizes in Stock. CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town, July 16, ’29—

deseription of

at 2m law

~ BUILDING LOTS.

“PRARTIES wanting to purchase Building Lots ia Victoria, Lot 29, will please ap- ply to

2m 2aw, |

DONALD PALMER, Esgq., or MRs. HENRY HARDAY, July 20, 1830. oaw Summerside.

}

| ry

| Nut Coal, Nut Goal,

“= ropmm ¢ i . a e

| bg from Slate and Fire Clay. Also = Round and Slack, at Albion Mines, | > Y ® > .

Pictou, Nova Scotia, For orders apply to

G. W. DEBLOIS, '

}

|

1

Sole a for P, E. island.

‘Qld Syaney ifines, Caue Breton, Lingar Mines, Caps Breton

3” DERS fer Round Coal can be obtained on applic: ition to ‘Terms as usual. G. W. DeBLolLs,

Sole Agent for P. KE. Island. Otfice, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. June 17, 1880—pat her,sj kea tf ’ i a

At the F ish Viarke

gik ESH HALIBU : also, Smoked iaddies.

Char! othetann, vane x som U.

NEW GOODS —

AT THE

“GROWN G0 Ugi!, °

NEXT DOOR TO W. A. BROWN & CO

eee

, Codtish and A at and

iackerel; Finnan

rEXHE unders

informing their friends, and | generally, that they have completed | Stock of

a . , oe jaa A sls,

Cheice Family Supplies, and would ask all in search of Fresh Goods to give them a call.

ROBERTSGN & CAMERON, May 31, 1880.—3m eod & wkly

LUMBER, LUNBER,

A VERY LARGE STOCK OF

igned have much pleasure in the public their

Seasoned Pace & Spruce Lamber on Hand, for Sale

Delivered at Point Du Cheae, io Schooners,

Consisting of Pine Boards, Plank & Sheathing; also Spruce Boards, Scantling, Clap- boards, Laths, Shingles, ete.

All for sale Cheap, in quantities to suit

purchasers. CUSHING & CLARKE. Salsbury, N. B., June 18, 1880—3m eod

Ciapinen GS Ge wes,

WALTER A, WOODS’.

AMERICAN Mowers and Ke eapers,

FOUST

load of

nt LIVED, a car e5 eholeatent Machines,

IMPROVEMENTS,

rom 1878 we have sold bath sizes of this

Re aper, vi ith five Rakes instead of four, ana our experience with the five Rake Re aper the l kinds of Crain, light and heavy, lorg and short, standing and lodged, has satisfied us that it 1S a Very great improve- ment, and we shal], therefore, continne to sell the Five fake Reaper only

Also, Horse and the oe mac hine i cn)

Farmers in want of a well by calling at our Queen Street.

past harvest, in a

Rakes for hay and stubbles, grinding stone for mowing cood Machine will de Warehouse, Upper HORNE, PIERCE & CO, General Agents, 4w cod-wkly

A BY-LA‘NV for allowing a rate of dis- rT count on the Assessinent on lieal Estate for the current year.

1 +1} ‘ %

Be it ena veted yy the ity Council of the City of C harlottetown, as follows : Li

Charlottetown, July 21, 1880.

of two and one- cent. shall be alowed to all taxpay- ers who shall, on or before the twelith day of August next, A. D. 1880, pay te the City Clerk, at his office, the taxes severally due by them for tne current year.

A Discount at the rate hs lf per r

rT. 6.3 W. E. DAWSON, Mayor of the City of Charlottetown, Wa. B. Morrison, City Clerk.

Cnt wh. 12th Juty, [S350 2w 2uw tee 1S

A Waet Worth Kne

Hi OW OFTEN do we hear men say, “zg i never cah get clothes t ie. The reason is obvious. Few ‘Vailors understand how to Cut the Garment to evolutions of the body. Come to the right place and get suited. Mothers, bring your boys; wives, send your husbands. ‘ ‘utting p rolaptly guaranteed. Equatied by few, excelled by none. Charges Moderate. Terms Cash,

THOMAS SMITH, { /pper Gt. George Street. ne 1, 1880,

c

. alford the

(iood fits

executed.

Ch'town, Ju

Emigrants, Attention,

L BEST ROUTE FOR

oo

| Manitoba, Colorado, and the West. LS bbc ‘DEL EG Iniercolonial and Grand Trunk Aailal

QUICKER TIME, SHORTER DISTANCE and FARES always LOWER a Prinee Edward [sland than by any other ronte.

For Trckers and all information about Luggage, Freigbts, &c., apply to

s. W. QIALES, \gent Grand Trank Railway

Charlottetow

THE

“ 7 3— Loon . 4 n, April 17, 188G—3m wkly

TY Niven TIND GLY DRSOT LINE

eae

Woreester,

Steamers Carrel: =

ey,

_ STEAMERS are titted with superior Passenger Accommoda- tion. arranged flor every convenience and comfort, and fitted up in elegant styie.

FREIGHT carried at moderate rates, and as low as by any other route.

Haas, in boxes and barrels, the greatest care.

handled with LEAVE CHARLOFTEVOWN Every Thursday, punctually at 6 p.m, Le. AV E BO: STON Every Saturday, punctually at noon.

CARVELL BROS., AGENTS, .W MW, ar pat

Pu NCH,

ICES, Water Lees,

S Lintend paying special attention to my LA Ice Cream department this season, I invite the public to cali where they can be furnished with the best seal of Ice Creams and Ives to be had in the City. All made from the best material. To parties ordering Creams or lces we guarantee satis- action or no«harge.

Ch’town, June 3, 1SSO—2

ice Cream, Priii

A. McKENZIE, Coufectioner, Queen Street, Charlottetown, June 19, 1880.

DORIES.

4 OR SALE, Two American DORIES, in thorough repair. Apply at the FISH MARKET,

May 20, 1850.

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