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eign mails to-night saan (>e@eclal Desravouss ro THe Examiner, | Work Boxss atthe Diamond Bookstore. - en The Death Scatence. Cue programme of the Industrial Aid Con- | 4 ert will appear on Saturday the 22ad. Betorape, Dec. 19, Sitiin Ye : e > ~ Twenty Radicals, including Mr. Pasch- KS at _ lamond Bookstore. | itch, the Radical leader in Skuptchina, who s : ; : | Were convicted of complicity in the revolt Wreiram Wetsa, Esq, le coy PS 7 Wed » Heg,, left for Eayland on | of September and October, having fled t W eduesday. We wish him a_ pleasant Bulgar : ee seleiak sulgaria, have been sentenced to death. é | There will be no Radical party in the next EVERYTHING at the Diamond Bookstore, | Skuptchina. >

Hon. Samvent Peowse, Murray ilarbor, anc

Hon. Arch. J, McDonald, Georgetown, are in| ‘

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Diesy Herring and boneless Fish at. J. |

KNicutT & Son’s. ca

ReMeEMBER the Industrial Aid Concert at

> | ; ’ , , {dec20, j ed the ladies college

l Lansdowne’s Movements. Orrawa, Dee. 19. The Marquis of Lansdowne to-day visit- He was accompanied /by Lady Lansdowne and Lord and Lady

St. Paul's Schoolroom, on Thursday 27th, and | Melgund. An address of weicome was pre-

make no previous engagements, >

sented to him by the college authorities, aud one of the young ladies presented

Kxicut & Son's for pure [luminating | Lady Lansdowne with a beautiful bouquet.

Uil, it gives a clear and steady light.

> Wuice suffering with delirium tremens, Sunday, Wm. Rugg, receatly discharged from committed | suicide by hanging, at Halifax. Another j

the Koyal Munster Fusiliers,

victim ! - --@p}>----~ Preserves, Pickles, Syraps, Lime Juice at J. Kxteut & Son’s, [dec20 — > —_ Tut bark ‘*“sabel,” owned by Hon. L. C. Owen, Walsh, master, sailed yesterday from Souris for Qeeenstown for orders, with a cargo

of 28,C00 bushels of oats. She arrived at Canso this morning. ~— <———_—.- GRAND rush at the Diamond Bookstore _ >

DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.—Says the Hali-

fax Chronicle: A woman named Catherine

Russell dted Thureday nearly 100 years of |

ago. She was a native of Pictou, and had

be»n cared for by Mr. Fleming the past two |

years, _———- — Dresstno Cases at the Diamond Bookstore. — > ——

We notice inthe December number of the !

Crinadian Stock-Raiser’s Journal that Ben}. Heartz, Exaq., of this city, was elected a **Vico-President of the Percheron Breeders Ass ciation, at the meeting held resently in the Grand Pacific, Chicago.”

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Japaneses Cabinet at the Diamond Book- store.

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J. H Frercwer will deliver a lecture at Orwell (Uigg Sch»ol Hall) on Thursday, 27th Dec. inst. The subject will be ‘ Uncrowned Herviem.” As this will hkelv be Mr. Fletcher’s last visit to the place of his birth, he hopes to meet many of his pld neighbors on this occasion. Lecture entirely new.

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EVERY one is satisfied that great bargains are daily given at the Diamond Bookstore.

Beatine THE Recorv.—A flutter in social circles was caused at Fredericton by the news that the wife of John Howie, an honest aad reputable farmer livingat Hanwell, parish of Kingsclear,. eight iniles above the ctv, had presented him with four children, all boys. The interesting event took place Thursday morning. One of the little lads lived only t~> hours after his birth; the rest are doing

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New Raisins, Carrants. Figs, Nuts and all

Christmas supplies at J. Kyicur & Soy’s. [dec20. ee

Ir is said there has been collusion between the medical examiners, agents, and others in Fall River Mass. for two years in a grave- yard insurance scheme. Broken-down drunk- ards, consumptives, and ‘unhealthy p-rsos, have been issued for sums ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, and physicians, agents, and others would hold policies till death of insured and pocket the insurance, or sell the policies to rumsellers who would give the victims enough to hasten death, and then collect the in- surance. A suspected physician and agent left the city recently.

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Caxnep Goops, in strawberries, cherries, blueberries, peaches, tomatoes and apples, also salmon, tianan h«ddies, lobsters and mackerel, at the Fish Market, Grafton Street. dec 20 21

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Tue Ivpraxys or New Bronswick.—Says the Quebee Chronicle:—Max Muller writes to the Athenaeum that Charles Leland is doing a useful work among the Red Indians of New Brunswick ; that he has induced them to com- mun‘cate to him all their traditions, national songs and superstitions, and also the art of which they alone possess of reading wampum strings. Muller speaks ia terms of praise of the revival of American Scholarship, and says that with men like Brenton, Trumbul, Horatio, Hale, and Charles Leland, all the reproach that Americs does nothing for American philology will soon be wiped out.

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New Mascatel Raisins selling for 10 cevts per pound at the Fish Market. dec 20 21

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We see by the Manitoha Free Press wat Mr R. Stewart, Mechanical Superintendent of M. and N. W. Railway, has taken to him- self one of Manitoba’s fair dauchters. As an evidence of his popularity in the Prairie Province, h> was waited upon, on Saturday evening, the 24th ult., by a pumber of the employes of the road and citizens, at Portage la Prairie, who presented Mr. and Mrs, Stewart with a congratulatory address, accom panied by a handsome gold ring and beautiful silver fruit basket. Mr. Stewart replied in cujtable terms, ard the evening was concluded with songs and epeeches. Mr, Stewart is, we learn, the son of John Stewart, Etq., North

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Hotrpay number of “St. Nicholas’, at the

Diamoad Bookstore. ee

Tux Fancy Sale and Tea in aid of the Baptist Church ta Market Hel! last evening was very largely atteadel and admirably mauaged, On the fancy tab’es were a beanti- ful and varied supply of goods suitable for the Christmas, and other seasons as well,

while the tea tables were bount*fully stocked |

with delicious viands. The fancy artic!’ s commanded a ready sale, and a very large number partook of the splendid tea provided. Too much praise cannot be bestowed on tne following ladies who took a leading part in the affair :—

Tea Table No. 1~Mrs. George Davies and Mrs. Anderson. :

Tea Table No, 2—Mre. James DesBrisay aud M'es Nicholson.

Tea Table No. 3—Misa Wadman and Mre,

Henderson. ns ‘vison ‘Table No. 1—Mrs. Whitman snd

Mrs. Distin. Apron Table, No. 2--Mrs. Dr. McLeod,

Miss Kate Davies, and Miss Eva Scott. Refreshment Table--Mrs S. McRae and

Miss Fa’ quharson. Fancy Table—Mra. Dr. Lawson and Mise

Jessie Currie:

We learn thet the Gnaaciel result was very

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| Terrible and Fatal Cyclone. Fort Coun, Colo, Dee. 19.

A terrible and fatal cyclone occurred

| here yesterday. Ten houses were blown

down in the city and several persons were

killed and many injured. The damage to

| farm houses is also great.

Fenlan Meetings.

' Wasninaton, Dec, 19.

| The Fenians intend to hold meetings all /over the country, condemning the hanging }of O'Donnell, and threatening vengeance,

Disastrous Fire. Batrimore, Dee. 19.

| A fire broke out this morning in the | warehouse of the Baltimore Warehouse Co. jon Union Dock. The entire fire depart- | ment was called out, and they are atill at | work. About two thousand bales of cotéon | are reported to be in the building, much of | which is badly damaged anda great deal | destroyed.

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| Highway Robberics in the Western | states,

Sain San Francisco, Dee. 19.

A special despatch frem Huntington, Baker Co., Oregon, reports a number of heavy highway robberies in that place by, la gang of eleven men at the point of the

as | pistol.

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Four Men Drowned, Sr. Anpkew's, N. B., Dee. 19. Four men who left Robinson’s last right in a boat to St. Andrew’s, are supposed to have been drowned, as the sails and oars of the boat were found on the beach.

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The Situation in Spain. ; Maprip, Dec. 19. It is believed that a rupture between the followers of Senor Sagasta and the Dynastic Left is imminent. A Ministerial Council has been held to consider the situation.

Gladstone in Danger. Lonvon, Dec. 19.

| Gladstone was escorted by policemen

| whilo attending prayers at the church

| to-day.

suicide.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 19. | J. Pearson, Postmaster at Batesvill, com- } mitted suicide on Monday night.

He isa defaulter to the extent of forty thousand dollars.

A Feartul Gale. GrpraLttaR, Dec 19. There has been a fearful gale here which did much damage to property in towm and to shipping in the harbor.

El Mehdi's Movements.

ConsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 19. El Mehdi with his forces is moving ina westerly direction from El Obeid.

A Large Funeral.

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Frepericton, Dec. 19. One of the largest fanerals ever seen in this place was that of the late John Pickard, M. P.. which took place this afternoon.

Another Great Fire.

Mrinyearous, Minn., Dec. 19. The entire business portion of Medford, Minn., was burned to-day.

Sontay Occupied.

Panis. Dec. 19. It is reported here that Admiral Courbet occupies Sontay, having met no resistance.

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Gut of Employment.

Pirrssure, Dec. 19. 3,000 men are thrown out of employment here by the stoppage of mille.

Quebec Politics.

Orrawa, Dec. 19. | It is understood that Mr. Moussean, | Premier of Quebec, having been unable to fuse the two sections of the Conservative party in local polities, has resolved to resign his position, and he will accept a Judgeship in Rimouski Hon. Mr. Messon, it is thought, will be acceotable to both wiags of the party, and he will probably bo the next Premier. —————

Ministerial! Preparations,

Orrawa, Dec. 19. Sir Charles and Lady Tupper will stay during the session at the Russel! House. The Ministers are busy in their several departments preparing for the coming session. : The country generally ben te ead with the tari, very few shanyes will be nave.

TELEGRAPHIG REWS,

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Perkins terns ,, °°; |

Mlannels and Blankets, Ulster Cloths and Mantle Cloths,

Tweeds and Coatings,

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Ch’town, Nov. 19, 1883.

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XWVIAS & NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS,

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Just Received, a Large Assortment of

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CONSISTING OF Gold and Siiver Waltham and Geneva Watches, Colored, Gold and Plated Sets,

Ladies’ Chains and Lecikets

GENTS’ GOLD, GOLD-PLATED, SILVER AND NICKEL LOCKE?S AND CHAINS,

Silver-Plated Ware, Eight-Day and Thirty-lour Clocks (American styles), Spectacles and Eyeg!}asses.

_ bag Call and be convinced that my Stock is the Cheapest and Best in Char-

ottetown.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc., cleaned and repaired. All work warranted.

G. G. JURY,

North Side Queea Square, Opposite Post Cflice. Charlottetown, Dec, 18, 1883.—2aw mo th wkly Im

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THE CHARL, TTETOWN

FLOUR, FEED AND PROVISION,

SITUATE ON

South Side Queen Square, near Queen Street,

AVE to announce that they have on hand the following goods, which they are pre- pared to sell at reasonable prices and in quantities to suit purchasers:

Flour (Superior Extra, Strong Bakers’ and Patent),

OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, BRAN, SHORTS, OATS,

CRUSHED FEED, either Oats and Barley or Oats, Barley and Corn. APPLES, which will be sold by the barrel or by the poup4, at rates very little over barrel prices.

Ch’town, Dec. 18, 1883. :

SIGN. OF THE ELEPHANT.

R. BOREHAM has now on hand the LARGEST AND » BEST STOCK OF

BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, OVERSHOES & RUBBERS,

ever shown by him. His motto is a good article at a moderate

price, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FINE GOODS, a specialty.

A nice lot of LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FANCY SLIPPERS for the Holidays.

Try BOREHAM for a pair pf GOOD BOOTS.

W. R. BOREHAM,

North Side Queen Square. Ch’town, Dec. 10, 1833. —mo we fr 2m —_ _—___—_—_ :

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FOR SALE.| Y. M.C. A.

B " : - HE Annual Meeting of the Young Mens TWO-STORY HOUSE, on Great George Christi+s Acsociation will be hel! in the Street, near the centre of the city. Con- Parlor in Y. M. C. A. Building, on the even-

tains fourteen roctis Suitable for large ing of Thursday, cOth instant, at eigbt

family, or boarding house, Will be sold) ..cj ick for the election of officers, etc. cheap, and terms made to suit. Apply at By order.

this cflice. i. 8. MOORE,

Ch’tawn, Dec-4, 1883, gm

FISHERIES 1884.

Ch’ town, Des. 12, 183. \ J E are prepares to suoply a satisfactory MACKEKEL NET, HAULING avd

DATS 2 PURSE SE!IN®, POUN® or TRAP for the

year 18"4 at low prices. Fisherman can 30 OOO BUSHELS WANTED. procure a'] our. wares through the Home | @ : Bighest prices. Cash on

Merc'-a”t. delivery,

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(et. (Smell tw wy 101.

ARE NOW OFFERING EXTRA GOOD VALUE IN

Fur-lined Cloaks and Cloth Jackets, |

W ool Squares and Wool Scarfs,

Winter Goods, of every description, Good and Cheap, at

PERKINS & STERNS.

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SANTA CLAUS W. F. CARTER'S

last night, and you should come and see

| the load of good things he brought, [t consisis of choice

‘Confectionery, Fruit, Pastry and Cakes,

Delicious Dessert Creams, Chocolate Cream, Fig Cream, Cocoanut Cream, Raisin Cream, Chocolate Cream Drops, Lawns dale Creams, and French Creems.

Barley Sugar To;s, Almond Candy Walnut Candy, Butter Scotch, Mulasses Candy and Taft

Vanilla, Waluut, Chocolate, Cocoanut, Mol- asees and Strawberiy Caramels,

Fruit Cake 20, 25, 32 and 40 cents per pound.

Plain Cake 32 and 40 cents per pound. Also

, a large assortment of emall cakes

| Beautiful Apples, Pears, Oranges, Lemons, Mufis and Fur Caps | ~~ and Figs, and lots of other nice All the above are the very best quality.

VELVETS, VELVETEENS AND PLUSH, |" stints & roursiveest

W. F. Carter’s Confectionery. Ch’town, Dec, 17, 1863,—tf

CHRISTMAS FRUIT.

200 BOXES Fine Valencit RAISINS, for sale low by the box.

W. A. WEEKS & CQ. Dec. 12,'83.—] w eod

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XMAS PRESENTS.

More Useful and Durable than Xmas Cards and other Fancy Goods of same class. ER cll ciiialantede NOW ON SALE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF fusic Rack Stands, Canterburys, Easels, ete.,

Music Stands, Work Tables, Chess Tables, Fiower Stands, Light Stands, Fire Sercens,

Card Tables, Parlor Easels, Pallets,

Japanese Brackets, Clock Shelves, Comb Brackets, Wall Pockets,

Fancy Looking Glasses Framed Chromos, Fancy Chairs, Children’s Chairs,

Smokers’ Tables, Mantle Mirrors,

Fancy Inlaid Whatnots. Leather Work, &c.

OUR STOCK OF ABOVE GOODS IS THE

Largest and Most Varied Kver Offered in the City,

sam All marked at Holiday Prices. Call and inspect. No charge for showing them,

MARK WRICHT & CO.

Ch’town, Dec, 17, 1883.

JUST 5 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS,

And we will be better able to wait on you now before the rush. 0

Grand Show of Silver-Plated Ware.

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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN BRACELETS.

We have all the samples of a Manufacturers’ Agent, aud offer at Reduced Prices.

Childrens’ Misses’ Ladies’ and Gents’ Rings, ail styles and all prices; Fine Gold and Silver Lockets and Chains, Initial Pins and Studs, Fancy Pencils, Patent Wetch Keys, Silver Thimbles, Scarf Pins.

Decorated and Mounted Vases, Satin Lined Jewel Cases, Novel Napkin Rings, Ink Stands, Thermometers, Card Trays, Biscuit Boxes, Cream and Sugar Dishes, Tea Sets, Salvers, Spoon Holders, Pickle Dsshes, Cruets,

Just received, the largest stock of Silver Necklets and Lockets in the city.

Gold and Silver Watches, Spectacies, Fancy aud Useful Ciccks,

and a great many other articles which, if given for PRESENTS are likely to remind one of the giver a lifetime.

Having enlarged and filled up our store, we can show goods to better advantage and give better satisfaction. We will be happy to show you whether you buy or pot.

—— E. W. TAYLOR'S.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE

AT COST.

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Opposite Post Office, “Charlottetown.

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EDSTEADS, Chairs, Tables, Weshs‘ands, Sofee, Lounges, Parlor, and Drawing Foo Bedroom Suits, Looking G@ asses aad Mirrors, Window Furnitore, Picture Frames end

Picture Mouldings, : i > JOHN NEWSOX.

AMERICAN NET & TWRNECO - D. Burton | Ged yetown, Ded 10) 1888,

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