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deceased wa charged you:

actors than the Captain ~

on eencecmmanm

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Local and Other ‘toien.

THe (uln arrived from Orwell to day*

——_,

qwo drunks were fined by the Stipendiary

to-day. Rrra

An hotel keeper was tined $1.64 to-day for selling liquor to 4 minor,

Tux City Smal Debt Court sat vestorday. Fifty cases on tie docket wv ere dispose

Faesn Gardet eeu the Family Gro cery--. &. Brace. mi

Tue North American and West indian

ected te reach Halifax at the

yadron 18 exp end of this wee!

SMITL has gone te his annual lectures will be absent for two

PROFESSOR GOLWIN Ithaca, N. Y., to deliver at Cerne Loile weeks.

>. rie

wnanas, choice Russet Apples, he Confectionery.

mi3 2

RAFU BARS,

Lemons and Oranges at

EVERYONE W admit that there is a differ. ence bet ween courage eaudimpertenence--but the editer of the Putriot docs not seem yet te

have detected i’, THe earning of the Erie Railroad tor March show an increase over last year of $331,456,

and those from October to March inelusive, an increase of - 145. 492.

Mr, WHELL (MS Das just arrive:l in Canada ith a party o! first-class farmers to settle in the North-West. 1 bring an aggregate of $70,000 with warch to commence operations.

—_

C. Scunreses, Chief Engineer of Govern- ment Railways, and D. Pottinger, Superin- tendent of the Intercolonial Railway are at

the ‘* Rankin. ' ies $ Personat.— Alex. McNab, Esq., Engineer and Superinte dent of the Prince dw urd Island Railway, has beenin New Brunswick

since Monda Monctoa Times, Mr. McNab has arrived in this city. sidiampin Tue tratlic receipts of the Great Western Railway for week ending April 30th were $9).214. 54, aginst $74 208.12 in the corras-

ponding period last Vou! an 1ncrease of $lé.-

906.42. Tus marrise ol the Princess Pauline, of eeteeabu and Dr. Wilm, a physician to

the Grand D ke at her father’s court, with whom she hai fallen tu love, was solemnized on Saturday. insciniaiicaiinaibaiesitiegneton Taz Regular Annual Convocation oi Alex- andra Royal Arch Chapter, for the installation

of oilicers, will be held this evening at.8 eclock. ‘The M. P. M. and M. E, degrees

will also be conferred.

—_— Eee Tue regulec meeting of the ‘‘ Educational

Institute’ will be held on Friday evening, the I4th inst, at 38 o'clock p, m-, in the Upper Prince Street School Building. ‘Sub- ject for discussion is‘ ** What constitutes a geod common school education?’ To be opened by Prof. Caven, {followed by A. A. McKenzie, js. utiiaiieiiiiiel

Mvarperen.—h -eports of the murder of Mr.

‘Richard sh, sen Mr. James Walsh, of Morell, P. {., comes from California. The murder took place on the first of April. The

accosted by a desperado who eg Walsh with saying something character. Walsh denied azsessin raised his gun

derogatory to. hia that | he did, and the and shot Walsh dead.

Tue annval meotine r of the shareholders of the Citizen’: Skating ‘Rink was held last even- ing in the Kink. The following Board of Directors was elected :—

Jehn M-Eachern, Esq., President. Dr, Strickland. Dr. Beer.

John A. Moore. Geo. W.4Wakeford. *7W.C. UHobkirk. Treasurer—John A. Secretary—-George W. We may fused to se; ve an Director>.

Moore.

Wakeford. Strickland re-

President oi the

vere state that Dr. y longer as

THe Lindley Opera and Comedy Coin- pany pert rmed Pinafore in Summerside evening. Mr. Waterfield is judiciously advertisin.: °p inafore in this city for Fri: lay evening, aiid we have no doubt that the house will be one of the largest of the sea-

gon. Seais are being rapidly taken up at the Drug Stores. ‘the performances of Pinafore, recently given by this Company,

Were all tat could be desired—everyons, from the Admiral down to the sailors, eousins and aunts, doing his or her part ad-

mirably. Who would wish a better Admiral than Harry Lindley ; a more gretesque or funnier LD leadeye than Mr. ‘Tavenier; a sweeter Lielen than Miss Forster; or better G. F. Bird) Rackstraw (Mr. J. K. Mills) or, in fact, a better performance throughout than given by this Company. Let every-

‘one who can enjoy a good laugh attend to- morrow evening, and give at least some cn- couragement to this hard-working troupe.

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‘* Carroll” sailed for Boston

the Ralp!

THE stea

mer this evew ag with the following passengers :— WH Smith, S MeDonaid, S Easton, Mrs Street auc three children, Miss M Teed, Miss

F Fenne!i, Miss McNulty, Mr R Gillis, Mr G Leurie, Mr Chas Mutch, Miss M Quian, Mr J A ( smpbell, Mrs J A Wilson, Mr Janes Power, Miss Ss J McLean, Mr Ed MeNaugh- ton, Me S$ Fraser, John Smith, N Mclatyre, Mr A }> Forbes, John McKinnon, Miss M Gillis, Mises E A McDonald, Miss E Feeh=n, Mr Geo Douglas, Mr A E Coffin, Miss M

Hogan, Mr Charles Brewer, Mr Michael Trainor, Mrs Patrick Trainor, Mrs R Fennell, Mrs A Jackson, Mr Geo Bam- brick, M: Ed Anderson, Mrs J Anderson, Mr M Doyle, Mr P McGilvray, Mrs. J A Me- Lean, Mrs B McKenna, MrG A Cahill, Jas

Loughra i, M McLeod, Miss J Campbell, Miss Oarmich.el, Miss Farmer, Miss Smith, Mr. Ferris, \fr A McKinnon, Mrs Bird, Mr Geo Sanders. Ds Mr. Jas ( ‘all aghan, Sites .; Nie- Closkey. AMiss Sarah Me Dougall, Mr Jas Gillan, \Jiss McNevin, Mr. J McKinnon, J. Younke, R McCallum, J Handrahan, Miss B Trainor, Mrs Stewart, 1D Hogan, A D Mar- tin, Miss Boylen, Mrs € ‘ Stewart, Mr J Har- rington, Jax Court, F Hughes, J F Walker, E Stewart, J Mcld wen, Mrs. McKenna, M D

MeKinnon, and five children.

an a a ean Ratha

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att a ta tenets ne

Montreal Markets.

MonrTREAL,

May 10, Proy (STON!

Canada mess pork, per bl $15.00 @ $15.25 Chicago “Jo 14.50 @ 145 Pork, thir lgeSs, | bbl... 14,00 COU.00 Hames, ety cared. veriIb. 0.10 Ot Lard, in tubs and pails... O94 0.1) Lard, in ticrees, wer lb. 0.05 0.002 Bacon. i . 009@ 0.10 Dressed hows fresh killed, 7.00 0.00 Beef, mess, per bhi tO 1G.00 Beef, prime mess, per ib. 14.600 @ i5.00 Tallow, reudred, per Ib 0.04 (@ 0.06 Kegs, fresh, per dozen. O10 @ 0.104 Ashes, pots, per 100 ibs. 3.75 @ a sO

_The butter market exhibits little change since yesterday, either in tone or values sales being reported by dealers at 17¢ @ 19¢ in lets, | wenger ae accumulating, are not larve, and shipners do ne pear at all anxious to cake Yak L are ee

The traffic in horseflesh during the pas week shows a falling off as compared with that of the week previous. Sill a fair amount of work was done at an average of $95.50 against $95 for the previous week. Mr. Arthur Ryan intends shipping a fine lot of Upper Canada carriage horses to Eng- land by the Polynesian, and we understand a number of other lots will follow. Last week the exports of horses from this city to the United States amounted to 206 head, costing $18,025. 50,

Serr Satxs.— A Toronto despatch says : Mr. Britton, of this city, reports a heavy transaction in sheep. Mr. Wm. of Wellington Co., has agreed to furnish Mr. Ryan, the Quebec shipp. , With 1,000 sheep during the first week of July at de per pound, live weight, the animals te average 150 pounds. The impetus that has recently been given to the importation of beef, mutton and other provisions from Aus bali ia to England ought to stir up the people of Canada te strenus efforts in the same field of enterprise.— Montreal Gazette

Gordon,

British Markets.

Liverpoo., May 8, 5 p. m. 8, d, 8. d. rae, ae S00 TRS:.. . ..0. 0's. 10 0 to 126 Wheat —Spring per 100 lbs.... 9 0 to 100

Red Winter " wie wc e 88 Vhite Winter ‘“ wie 2 Oe uk sa ecco oe 1) 2 Barley, u ieee 2 28486 Oata, e ere oe Pease, " oho. te? ot eee Se OOP OWE. 6... cscs csc cue © Oe Lard, TT iweb sits be hkdeccanaee eee Sg eee cee ee Beef, ct. betas bites ee ee See Oe NS a Lessee te Olle I Ss oe ee 33 66) Cte G0 0

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Special Notices.

rest Biscuits at Beer & Golf's. Tea (excellent) at Beer & Goff's. Fresx lot Jam and Marmalade at Beer & Goffs.—m13 3i Haszarid's improv d Swede Turnip, which deties competition—only a limited quantity at the Agricultural Store.—R. May. {ma 7 101 THe Best Island Timethy and Clover Seed at the Agricultural Stere.—-R. May. [a2?3i Str. Worcester—Oranges, Lemons; and Onions, just received at the Family Greeery — R. K. Brace m 5 Fresu Garden Seeds, good quality, for sale at Georar Cartrer’s, Great George Street. fm 7 Gi

New

- —

Married.

At the resi dence of the bride's father on the 12th inst., by the Rev. J. M. McLeed, Mr. A. C faci. eod, to Agnes Nelson, daughi- ter of Mr. John Ross, of this city.

ee

RUBIN & HART,

OPEN A—

Cigar and Tobacco Store

wth

—WIth

Saturday, the 15th inst. fn one-half the Building now ecupied by P. G. Fraser as

a Brug Store. A first-class line of these Goods will be kept

in stock. RUBIN & HART. May 12, 1880—2i

Tren Wenches, Cheap.

BOUGHT at Morrisey’s Foundry a num- it ber of large and small wenches, which I can sejl at half “ordinary prices. Apply to

H, COOMBs.

cet

May i2, 1880—pat 3i

Best American Kerosene. a T LANDED, and selling very cheap, —

10 casks Amerian Kerosene Oil (best quality), 20 boxes New Bermuda Onions.

WILLIAM DODD,

1880—2i Queen Square.

PACIFIC Wutual Insurance Oo,,

—~OFr —

NEW YORE. RIARENE.

—_—-—

May 12,

Assets 3ist Dec., 1879, 8744,149.00 Insurance effected on CARGOES and FREIGHTS, covering $15,000 and upwards

on first-class risks.

Certificates issued payable in London

at the office of Morton Rosk & Co., Bankers, or in New York.

Risks taken and rates fixed without being referred to Head Office. FENTON T. NEWSBERY, Agent for P. E. Island. May II, 1580.

ott

WH ARR NOW UPARING

6}

W.

Kx ** Peruvian” and “ Northern Light,”

Cases of Straw Ynt

TF

Feathers, Flowers. Silks, Scarfs, Y, Silks,

Bonnet Ornaments, &¢.,

Satins, Ribbens, !

étloves, Milliner

White and Grey Cottons,

Prints and Shéetings.

By “ Prince Edward” y

the greater portion of our

e shall seuaaat

|

Spring & Summer Stock:

which has been bought at the The at

Lowest Prices

reached durii NOW passing aw way!

he nena mtd D, Apri 30, 1880.

OS SR A IR NEN LE pat BO ed *

that Goods have |

| We yaad gag yy aly

+h n+ + e424 Ua

tlie 0

FOR

At & mini

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wud

CASH

mum Profit,

wet ™ SY W Stem

I T Se alling ans

remind the Publis |

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Allen

| TG OUR CUSTOM

Tailoring Department

'we purpose to devote particular attention. We shall keep on hand

ONE OF THE FINEST ASSORTMENTS

7

OF

Was first introduced into the Pro-)SOOtH, Hinglish and (anadian

vince of Prince

Island

LONDON

Sdward by the

HOUSE,

ND HERE, .

Re

we Cail

of

guarantee to 5 hard times tomers the Best V ALUE to be | all who require Good Work and

dis

our

found in the market

}

CLOTHS

And having secured the services of Mr. Maynard, a popul uw Cut- ter, of long experience in one of

Trade, ‘the best houses’ in Halifax, can Cus- ‘confidently solicit the custom of

‘a Perfect Fit!

GH DAVIES & CO.

PRT TO 0. ae

~~ oe ewan

OPENED TO-DAY

New (strich |

i 6, bhers--~ White

p, Black a

nd Gslored,

FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUWERS

HAT AND

BONNET

BLACK AND WHITE STRAW HATS,

Ribbons, Trimmings, &c., LIGHT AND DARA FPRIN TS.

W. A. WHHES & CO.

Charlottetown, May 1,

1880—tu th sat

a ane ae

tale de ase 4

-~~ ESTABLISHED 1825.

ORNAMENTS,

ae Oe

CANADA CORDAGE FACTORY.

JOHN A. CONVERSE, MONTREAL.

MA ee RER OF CORDAGE of Every Des scription, L¥ Lobster Marlin, equal in quality to the best American.

Rope, Tarred Manilla Hawsers, Hambroline, Xe., &e.,

dan. 7, 1879.

aa P

TO ARRIVE

Per Steamers

FROM BOSTON

Every Week,

Oranges, Lemons, And Other Fruits in Seasay,

Which we will Selito Dealers here as low as ean be imported,

WHOLESALE ONLY. Eon Lew

DAWSON & C9. May 5, 1880.

Canada Temperan AG, 1878,

TO WHOM TF MAY C@NCERN.

ee

FEXAKE NOTICE, that the Petitions to the

i Governor General of Canada in Council, praying that an election may be hold to de- cide wheter the clecters of Queen’s County are favorable to the aduption of the pro- visions of the Canada Temperance Act, 1578, will be deposited, on or before the 27th di ay of May, instant, for public examination. in the pflice of the Registrar of Deeds ior Prince Edward Island, at Charlottetown, pursuant to the provisions of the Act, where they may be seen by parties who desire to examine the

Saine. JOHN J. CHAPPELL, See’y of Com. Charlottetown, May 11, 1880-—pat her 2w

Imperial ..easures |

ADE of the BEST MATERIAL, and 1 warranted correct, at A. HERMANS Ch town, May 10—6i

(Signed)

& SON 5S.

weIeE> <8

a. Sale

rices On application.

oe

or to ‘Let.

J Spr .\T Freeheld Property, with a front of ei ghty feet on Pownal

Street and eighty-

four feet on Sydney Street,the House contain-

ing 16 large reoms door.

April 26, 1580- tf

W A. NORTON, . er. Whitening,

and two Kitchens, be turned into one Dwelling by unlocking &! (parlottetown or Summerside. Apply on the premises to

Can

MES. BOSWALLI,

practical House Paint- Tinting, and Paper

Hanging done with de sspatch and at moderate

charges. Residence

e and Shop, Fitzroy street,

opposite Peter Halleran’s. Ch’tow ra, Apeti 29, ee

NEW

STORE.

MHE Subscriber has JUST OPENED a new

Store,

ON O

Next door to Mr. 1

IEEN STREET,

oe

Fraser's Drug

Store, comprising the following lines : Men's, Boys’ and Youths’ Hats and Caps,

Men’s and

Bevs’

White and Colored

Shirts and Collars, Underclothing, Scarfs,

Handkerchiefs, Ties and Braces; Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Boots and Shoes. Ladies’ Boots and and Shees, in ‘Split,

Buff, Pebble, ,Prunelia, Calf, Glove and

Glaze Kid,

o ongress,

Button and Bal

mor al Boots; also a large assortment of

Valking Slippers sty rle. Misses’ and Children’

great variety.

in every variety and

s Boots and Shoes in

i, MORRISON.

Ch’town, May 5, 1880 —im eed

MAN

a Nl A A AR

it

welve and eightcen thread, and

: 6} () COILS just received, (six, nine,

gpwards.) 5.

May, 10, 1880- —3i

CARVELL BROS,

_—

To

Let.

HE SHOP in Upper Queen Stroet, lately

oceupied by Simon W,

session given ist June.

Ch’town, May 7, ’80—pat pres ne her lin

Crabbe. Pos-

ARCH’D WHITE.

:

| ;

|

including all sizes i Tarred Hemp Roepe, Houseiine, |

' {

a

Very

Coal.

at LORD'S WHARF,

_ Coal.

feos L aves

x 9 tons Acadia Nut Coal. Terms Cash. WW. Cc. HOBKIRK. Ch’town, May 10, i830.

Tailoring Department, KING SQUARE HOUSE,

MAY 7th. OPENING THIS DAY,

black and Blue Worsted Coatings, ack and Blue Superfine Cloths,

v enetians, Beeskins, West of England Tweeds, SCOTCH GHEVIOTS, SAXONYS,

¢ ‘omprising a choice collection for Spring and “Summer Wear, and which we are now making ‘up to order w ith dispatch,

BEER

Ch’tewn, May 7, 1880—2w

Flour and Meal.

|¢ RDERS will +: re ‘<iite for the follow-

& SONS.

ing Brands of — and Meal !—

‘‘ Buda” (Patent), ‘‘ Alabaster,” ‘‘Golden Age,’ ‘‘Warcup’s_ Superior,” ‘* White Rose,” ‘*Florence,”’ ‘‘Beaver,”’ ‘*Pastry” and ‘‘ Amber,” and cheice K. D. Cora Meal—‘* Golden Star.”

Quotations for the above Brands ef Flour and Meal f. o. b. at Boston, or delivered at

J. R. POSTER, afd Shippers’ Agent, ‘Moncton, N. B.

Millers’ May 6, 80.

HAMS!

Smoked, BEER & GOFP’S.

May 4, 1880.

Choice

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‘Emigrants, A Attention,

_— BEST ROUTE FOR

Manitoba, Colorado, and

the West, 1S Vik Dee lntercolonial and Grand Trunk Hallway,

QUICKER TIME. SHORTER DISTANCE and FARES always LOWER from Prinee Edward Island than by any other route.

For Tickers avd all information about Luggage, Freights, &c., gi to

: W. HALES, Agent Goan Trunk Railway. Charlottetown, April 7, 1880- - 3m a wely

~_—

LOOK HERE!

W* take this oppcrtunity to inform the public that we have rented from JAMES Braves, the hop on the corner ef Graften and Great George Streets, where we are pre- red to carry on the Boot and Shoe Bastasio 3 in all its branches. Custom work a specialty, on cash prinei-

ples. HENRY FLAIGER, JOHN BELL. Charlottetown, May 5, 1880.

place to get your ae done is at = Pax CAMINER PRINTINGROOMB,

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