THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEKEMBER

20, 1897.

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qireat Jacket sale. Beer

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Lecture in Opera House to-night. See

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THe Werarner —Wecreasing winds, fine, and decidedly cold,

Crowpen Orrv.—We are compelled to hold the Hon. b. Davies’ third Jetter notil tomorrow as well as other matter prepared pap r.

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- - Carexpar Receiveo.—Dodd & Rogers have issued a peat cal:idar for 1898, one of which has reached this office, The

calendar, besides givirg the usual infor- mation regarding the months and moon’s phases, keeps che people informed regarding the firm’s stock of hardware, etc.

$< A Heavy Bucw.—The St. John Sun says: The ech. Ania, Capt. Melete ar-

rived yesterday from Charlottetown, with a cargo of old rails. On Tuesday night, wheu about twelve miles 8.8. E. of Cape Sable, the Anita encountered a heavy blow, during which she had her jibboom and outer jib carried away.

Trat Crossinc —Mayor Dawson author- izes Tue Examiner to say thathe is opposed to puttiug down the crossing in front of Mr. DesRoche’s premises, on Upper Great George Street, to which a correspondent of the Guardian makes reference. He was asked to view the localitr in question and did s0 as a matter of courtesy.

Axotuer Exrvepitioy.—An_ expedition which promises to be interesting is being planned by some young men in North Sydney. A smal! vessel is to be chartered and with a party of twelve leave for Hud- son Bay on a prospecting trip in the spring. With $700 they think they will be able to secure the necessary outfit, which means a little over $20 apiece. None but stalwart and energetic vouths will be taken, and they think with a little hardship they will be able to discover a K!ondike at Labrador and Hudeou Bay.

LAILWAY Appointments. — It is announced from Mozrcion tnat Mr. B. H. Schaeffer has been appointed district freight agert of theI. U. K., bie district covering the division east of Moncton, and including the Prince Edward Island Railway. The Times says that the appointment may involve the removal to Moncton ofoue or two people connected with the freight department of the Island railway. Mr. “chaeffer’s many friends in Charlottetown will congratulate bim upon the appointment.

A Trve Story.—A_ correspondent of ** Our Damb Animals” writes, concerning a favorite horse: “ One day when we had been out riding my father was unbarness- ing her in the barn, and she wanted some water to drink,so she went to tne pail, but found itempty. She looked around to see if my father wou'd fill the pail, but he stood still to see what she would do. After waiting awhile, and looking around once or twice, she took hold of the fancet with her teeth and turned on the water and filled the pail and drank all she wanted.

A. O. H.—At the regular meeting of Division Nol, A. O. H. the following officers were elected for the eneuing year:

County President.—P.H. Trainor. President—Jamea J. Johnston. Vice-President — John J Trainor. Recording Secret ry—-P. McGuigan. Asst. do-~-James Doyle. tinancial Secretary.—D. J. Riley. Treasurer—Joho Cochrane.

Sergt at-Arme— Thos. Butler. Marshal—Wmw Edmonds.

Guard —D. Cavavagh.

Joer Tue Taine —Send your friends a Chrictmas gift that willtell him or her all about our Island home, and give some idea of what it looks like. ‘Prince Edward Island Illustrated” is just the thing. Itis profasely illustrated from photographs, and it is got up in such good style as to make @ very appropriate present. It contains a great deal of information about P. E. Island, and the eLgravings comprise landscapes, farm scenes, pictures of Charlottetown, portraits of Lieut. Governor, Sir Louis Davies, Mayor Dawron and many others. There is also a full page engraving of the Park Roadway, which should prove especially interesting to Islanders abroad,

COUNTY COURT AT SOURIS.

The County Court in session at week, Judyve Chere was a fallasized docket, The more importast cases were as follows :~

Curme vs. MclIntosh.—Debt $16.00 This case was tried last courtand a‘journ eltothis term. Judgment for plaintiff. Rattenbury for plaintitl; Whear for de- fendant.

McIntosh vs. Currie——Trespass and trover for wrongful taking of hay and grain of plaintiff. This was a cross action brought against the defendant as an offset to the above case. Ube defendant had directed the sheri= to seize certain hay and wheat ss the property of a nephew of

was Souris for three davs last Reddin presi ling,

plaintiff againet whom he had a judgment. This had = been dove avd the defendant bed = finaliy —_ after the

sherift’s sale acquired the bay and wheat. The plaintift claimed that the hay and wheat were his property, sud had been wrongfully seized. Judgment was reserved with proviso thatthe jadgment in above case of Currie vs. Mclotosh would not be final until judgment was given in this case, Whear for plaintiff; Rattenbury for defendant.

Rose A Simpson va. Daniel F. Macdonald.—Tresnass $150.00. This was an action against the sheriff, for wrongful seizure of the plaintiff's goods, namely a horse and 250 stooks of oats. The horse had beeu returned after the sherifl’s sale by the purchaser but the oats had been retained. This case was adjourned to the March term on the application of the defendant’s council. Arthur Mellish for plaintiff; Usthiesunfordefendant

Gallant vs. Mellett—Action for damages

$75.00. The evidence gven tha far is ehortly as follows: The plaintiff etates that at the end of

October the defendant came to his house, a log cabin in aclearing im New Acadia, and while he was away tock away his cooking stove, that he bad po other stove in the house, and his wife being withina few days of confinement was made ii! by the cold and action of the plaintifi,and that

his child also took cold and he had to secure medical attendance. The cefendant, while admitting the

taking, claimed to be justified in as much as he held a iien note for seven doliars thas was three weeks, overdue, On the appli- cation of the counsel’ for the defendant this case wasalso adjourned ti!! March. Arthur Meillish for plaintiff; Mathieson for defendant

Whelan ve. McLeod—Debi, $48.00. Toe plaintiff claims $48 00 from the deferdant beipg* the Sprice of a waggon sold Ly him to the defendant, R. C. McLeod, through his agent, Wm. H. Morrow (who abscoaded last fall). Ona written atfidavit of the inability of the defeudant to be present the care was adjourned till March. Arthur Mellish for plaintiff; Nei] Me- Quarrie for defendant.

Rocette & Dion vs. Morrow and Robb Engineering Company] vs. MeJonald & McEachero.—T be plaintiffs in above cases claimed that they should be allowed pro, test fees in additionto the amounts sued for, which point the Judge reseryed from a previous cout,

The Court now rules that in all cases of inlacd bills of excuange and promissory notes he will not allow protest fees, as protest is not compulsory and as he does not wish to iucrease the costa of the Court. A. Mellish and Whear for the plaintiffs.

At the conclusion of the Court, Judge Reddio stated that hereafter if counsel are unable to attend to their cases, he will not grant @ plications for postponement on that ground.

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Pure blood is absolutely necessary for perfect health. Hood’s Sar saparilla is the one true biood purifier, aad great health giver.

Bib pins aud silver mugs for the baby at Pn H. Tay!or’s.

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MARRIED

At the heme of the brid-’s father, on Wednesday morning, Nov. 24th, bv Rev. W.H. Ness, Mr. A. J. Suttis, of Charlotte- town, P. E. I., to Sophia Nelson, of Bass Kiver, N. S.

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DIED. At bie residence at Murray Harbor North, Dec. 11, James Finley in the &ist vear of | hisage.

Entered into rest, a: Cavendish, on Dec, 14th, Henry Roberteon, aged 80 yeurs, leav-

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The exceptionally mild weather, bas left us with more goods than we cave to carrry. The winter will come sooue or later, and you must have the goods, w hy not take advanarge of your positio: now, as we want the money. It looks like trade don’ t, you think ?

Put a little cash in your pocket, come in and select the article you need, and see what a lot of goods we will give to get the ‘cash we need,

CUT PRICES.

On Gloves, Hdkfs, Ties, Braces. Cut prices on Sacques, Caps, Fur Collars. Cut prices on O’coats, Reefers, Ulsters and suits. Pants, Vests, Overalls etc. Cut prices on Sweepers, Carpets, Rings, Matts, Oil Cloths and House Furnishings of all kinds. Cut prices on Dress Goods, Ribbon Ladies’ Gloves, Sacques, $Corsets, Under vests ete.

Cut prices on Robes, Fur Coats Horse-rugs, Blankets,ete,

‘rou Cive Us The Cash We Cive You The Bargains.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

lhe Wonderful Cheap Men

'P B. ISLAND RAILWAY.

THEY WILL BE FIVE BUSY DAYS WITH US.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS,

Excursion Return Tickets will be iseuet at one first-class fare to and from all stations on this Railway from December 21st to January ist, both inclusive, good for return up to and on January 7th, 1898. Tickets are not good for going journey after date of iseue.

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GENTS’ LIST. LADIES’ LIST. “Railway ag Moncton N, 4, Ch’town, Dec

Perfumes Perfumes’ a!l pprs tl a.

Atomizers Atomizers

Walking Sticks Military Sets Pipes

Walking Sticks Fine Purses 3rush and Comb Sets

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Gigar Cases Manicures . Cigarette Cases Mirrors ; b +t Cuff and Collar Boxes a a S

Opera Glases Shaving Mirrcrs Jewel Cases Hat and Cloth Brushes ete., etc., ete. We have all the above—you know the rest.

A. W. REDDIN, Phm B.

Central Drug Store. Sunnyside. 0908 00489808 908098 C889980 FD od 02 OBO DODO DFO DOD’

Special brewings of Xmas ALE and F'ORTER, just the thing for the holid: ys, can be had in bottle or wood from W. M. LEWIS,

Sole Agent. 60 Queen Street. N. B,—Highest price paid for empty ale bottles. dec20 Lw pd

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