agued every afiernoon,

Tus SxamMiner Pur TSHING COMPAN

Nh

from the office of

Sosy HE DAILY EXAMINER.

Rea soon

wad. 3 Honse Buliding, Queen Street RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. .N ADVANCE) one Y: un ones 84.00 | CINE, 0.0600 setesvectiedbucwbied. cl) 2.00 | THREE Me eevee EE 1.00 | . ~ Me re ee 0.85 |

Sent post

United States

The Weekly Examiner! -

i@ iasted every

pablishers’ « fice,

Friday morning from the ft is made up of matter |

which has «ppeared in the Daily editions, ang |

a first-class weekly newspaper— interestin 2g

of all the latest news.

a

C‘LENDASR FOR

past Quar 3rd day, 4h 50.0m. a. m. New Mcon, llth day, 44.

JUNE, 18 6,

304m. a,

i

| Tuesday, calling at the following lg : | Spry Bay,

m. First Quar, Sth day, 7b. 28 2m a. m Full Moon, 25th day, 2bh.42.4 m.. a. m. ben 1 bin Fis Day o Week oun Ooup i igh ~ Seles water | : ne ee ee, — / jk m kh m aft 1} Monday 437;7 38) 33 8) Tacs as 16 | 9 | 73 $; W lav 16} 40] 43 4: T iar i 6 fi 6 13 dit 15 ' 42 ® 1h 6/ Sa ay 15 42) 7 14 ? Ss iat i4 43 i gS «4 8} Moaday j 14 44 8 50 9} Tuesday Lil 44! 9 33 1: W lnesday i} 15 10 {5 "l} Thursday 13 | 46 10 57 12 { Friday isi 4th ih sf {3 | Sstarday [${ 47] morn ¢} Sunday a) 6G OUR 5} Monday is}. 28: i « 16) | sday 13 | 43 | l 44 i? j W 8eS lay 13 i is i 2 28 18; Thursday ; 49] 3 20 if | Friday l4 49 | S ae 2@ | Saturiay l4 49 5 43 3] {| Su iay 14} 49 7a 22 | Mv “¥ 14 59 . 2 33 | Tuesday LS 59 { » §& “iW esday mr GO8F 2 8 a | r=day 15 | 50 | 10 41 %6 | Frida 16 50{ Il 26 37 sa ay | 16 ovU } aft 2:8 ay j 16 50 0 42 29. Moaday 17 | eran 30) 1 sday 1418/7 4 j 1 53

Pp E Island Railway

on Onand after MONDAY,

the trains of this Railway will

Scndays exces ted) as follows .—

June, 186 rua daily,

Tra [rains In war STATIONS war Read _— wt. MM. ae 4m) 6 3D Char ‘ 10 1512 10 42> 6 4t'.. Royalty ]k ion. JO O11 48 6 12 7 18)... North Wiltshir § 28/10 58 Sf 7 2..H I 9 IN)10 43 6 O68 7 52)... Br: S 54/10 07 6M 7 SS. Emer Ss is| 0 57 62D S O8'.. Freet 8 38) 9 42 6 SD) 8 2)... Kensing S$ 23) 9 20 7 2 § 45 Ar.) oe f Lv.; 8 OOF 8 45 S110 OOLy | LAr. 7 on} 8 10 $ Bjl0 2 .. Miscouche ..... 6 57, 7 56 5 4210 49 Welling 5 1) 7's = wall 32... Port Hill ....... 5 27 li 10 OF 11 SO. O'Leary { 10] 6 2 16 115 ..b) 3 45) 6 o4| 1 4 2% PIDOTIOR . 6 ccs 3 O71 5 40 Io) 3 00 lig 2 00 5 OO P.M : ¥ ae A. MM. \ \ M.iP. M 645 3 Ct 9 15) 5 40 7 05) 3 14). . Rey J 9 01) 5 W 13 3 37) .B ocsast Oa | ae 8 W) 4 OG Ar lanes ) Lv./ 8 1 4 25 8D 4 Li ** jf Av. 8 10) 4 OO 9m) 4% Morell .. 7 42; 3 @ 9D 4 5! St. Peters oo] € 2 2 & 0 16 5 2- Bear River ...... 6 46) 2 068 1 Oo 6a Sour 6 15; 1 BW . w M A. M. M. 82 4 65) .M Stewar 8 10; 3 3O 9 37 4 SS). .Cardig 717,238 1) OO 5 1). .Georgetown 700/21 a M ‘os

, M 1. M

So Emerald ..... 7

9 4€1_ .Cape Traverse 7 OO

frainsarerun >y Easiern Standard Time

A McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, superintendent, Gen Mer Govt. Rys, Charlottetown. Moncton, N B.

Raiway Office, Jane 5, 1896.

POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Meetings of the electors will be held by the undrsigned at the follow: pg timis and

places, Viz a At Pisquid Poad, on June 9h, at 7 0 kk ock, - m. "a Mount He. bert, on June llth, at 7 Oclock, p. m.

ALEX. MARTIN,

WILLIAM WFLSH.

jane 4, 1896.

GUPSUMN,

—

2 carloads in 100 Ib. begs CARVELL BROS.

New Prices in Watches

We asso:tment cf Silver Watches for Ladie’s and Gentlemen,

and can-

have lately rcceived a nice

which were bought right, not fai] to } Jease in price.

Call an-t inspect them.

W. N. TANTON’S,

preat George Street, EAR QUEEN SQUABE.

“GREAT Si LE

- OF -

MILCH COWS

instructed by Dr. Jenkins, to sel] at Upton, West Rovalty, on Friday, June Sth, at 4 pm., very superior le: Cows. Gurnsey, Jersey. Ayr-bire and Shorthorn grades. Credit till January 15th, 1897. F. H. HORNE, Avchoneer

Tem

twelve

Come to Our Yard

Anl examine the contents. We can suop'y you with all kiads of lam,

Ii Will Pay You.

Boards, Shingles, Scantling, Stud ding, ete. A lot of lathe just landel.

JAMES BARRETT, may8 Connolly’s Wharf.

may?

paid (O &0Y part of Canada or the |

TERMS : Four Dollars a Year

VOL 35.

| ARE YOU GING TO

BOSTON

—KY THE—

FAST LINE 9

_—_—_

Buy your tickets by the SS HALIFAX, leaving Charlottetown eve ry Friday a: > :

W. W. CLARKE.

Ticket A

at I.

: . gevpt. May 29—déee

STEA WER FASTNET, —

The steamer Fastuet eeason’s work, sailing TUESDAY, May 5th, and

to weekly, leaving

commences her from = Halifax will continue Halifax every ports :

sail

Sheet Harbor, Salmoa River, “ Neaac’ 3s Harbor, Canso, Arichat, Port Hawkesbury, Port Hood, Souris, Charlottetown and Summerside.

Freight solicited. Low rates.

W. W. CLARKE, Agent,

Cl’town, April 20, 1896—dy

Beaver Line Steamers. SUMMER SERVICE

DIRECT SAILINGS BETWEEN

MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOI.

From From Liverpool. Steamer. Montreal, April2 2th..Lake Huron...... May 13th May? ad Lake Ontario..... May [9th. May 9th .. Lake Superior...... May 27th May 23rd ..Lake Winnipeg....June !0th. ay 3th Lake Huron...... - June I7ih FIRST CA BIN—#Si®. $'5, SWand $60 Round Trip, $38°, $5, $0 ane $10, according to

steamer and accom modat on,

SECOND CABIN—To Liverpool, $70; re- turn, $4; Glasgow, $32 °0; return, $6: Briste 1, or Cardi, #35; return, 369: London, $33; return

ot STF ERAGE—To Liverpool, gow, Bifast, at lowest rates NOTE~Steerage passengers by the Beaver Line are provided with the use of bedding, and eating and drinkirg utensils, free of charge.

London, Gias-

—_—

CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, JUNE

() =|Q

Q

Freight ear:ied at iowest rates and to a)! important points both in Canadaand Great Britain on through bills of Jading. Spee’ a’ facilities provided for the carriag- “ot br iter, cheese and perishable freight

For further particulars as to freigby or pas- Sage apply to

D. & C. MAcIVER, D.W.C .MPBELL,

Tower Buildings, Manager ix Hospital at. Liverpool, Montreal, or TROOP & SON, Ager.ts,St John. N B,

if You Are Going to

BOSTON

Or any part of the United States,

The Cheapest and Best Route is via the

PLANT LINE,

The Popular Summer Route.

——-

Direct Service From Charlottetown

The 8. 8. HALIFAX will leave Boston for Charlottetown ow Tuesday, May 12th. Returning, will leave Charlottetown for Boston ou Friday, May 15th, and every ¥riday thereatter, » calling at Hawkesbury and Hal:fax each way.

Via Pictou and Halifax.

Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Saturday morning via Pictou, make close convection at Halifax with S. 8. Halifax sailing Saturday night, landing at Boston on Mondays at 7 a, m.

For further particulars apply to Char- lottetown Navigation Co., Charlottetown or to

H. L.

may7

CHIPMAN, Can. Agt., Halifax, ps 3.

STEAMER

(uebec Steamship Company.

ee fine steamship is now rusping

regularly between Montreal and

Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father

Point, Gaspe and Perce.

Elegantly Furnished for the Passenger Trade—Electric

Lighis thronghont.

Freight carried at reasonable rates, and handled with Great care. Special rates made for Dry Goods, or any large quantity or merchandize.

Eggs Carried Very Cheap.

The sailing dates are:— From Montreal. &th June

From Cu’towa, lst. June

22nd “* —_— 6th July ma .* ae” 13th July 3rd Ang. a. * mn 16th Ang a at * 14th § Sept. 4th Sept.

CARVELL BROS., Agents, May 28th~2aw (I 4), 2m

Liverpool Salt !

“a> p> a> appa ay

- }s

Baby

Carriages Have Dropped in Price at Our Store,

“This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripidos.

We have again been applying the pruning knife.

results have

WOOLEN COMPANY

been most satistactory.

Children’s Ciothing has been booming. by the unprecidented values we have given in this department.

Keen and practiced buyers have been led our way

We can say ditto about all our clothing.

carefully selected stock of clothing ever showu on the Island, always caused a sale

Waterproof Coats have come in for a share of the demand, and we

new stock of these goods to-day.

When you want anything in the line of Hats and Caps, Gents’ Furnishings, Underwear, or Furnishings, the Bargain Corner is the place to come.

Bicycle

37 | b f )

On account of these carri-

We started this spring with the largest and most an inspection of which has The reason is plain, we have the right goods at the right prices.

are

*

McKAY WOOLEN COMPANY.,

BARGAIN CORNER.

ee

ages arriving a little late, we are giving special discounts to

cash customers.

JOHN NEWSON

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the garment

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Use light weight, No 10, the Rigby W aterproof line, 35c., per | i yard—for al] rekirte. Save yourself from worthless imitations by find- ing the RED STAR LABEL on EACH YARD. t Tic sciatica i aaa tneeniscianalieacatintaeateasnainaitienle

USE BURRELL'S

FOR SALE BY

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BOX,

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WAREHOUSE,

HALIFAX, N.S.

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“T) PAINT THE LILY,”

FENNELL & CHANDLER.

Charlottetown, June 4, 1896.

ly (14)oc:

Prepared Zinc White,

Wholesale Wine & Lisuor Merchant

248 Hollis & 48 Upper Water St

Ses Pane

= =

Highest of all in Lenventnil Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report

Reval

ABSOLUTELY PU RE

EXCELLENT MEETING AT KINKORA,

The good order and enthusiastic inter- est evidenced at the meeting held at the above place on June 4th iust, reflects cred- itably on the inhabitants of that and the surrounding districts, and was, indeed, a worthy example of fairplay and courtesy for the imitation of the supportera of the so-cal‘ed Liberal party, whore only argu- ment in some places against Mr. Huntand his friends has been a direct violation of every semblance of decency and justice, that on all occasions are due those on whom the enunciation of all great and interesting questions reste.

Shortly after 8 o’clock Peter Duffy, E-q., who was ananimously voted to the chair, opened the meeiing ina few poi: t-d and appropriate remarks. The first speaker was Mr. Yeo, who in common with his Grit friends throughout the country, re- cited the chepter of blue ruin and vecant farms, eulogized the United States to the disparagement of Caneda, declared the proposed branch railways to be delusions and election dodges, made a feeble and idnocent effort to jastify his conduct in refusing to right the injustice saddled by a segment of his own party On an aggriev- cd minority, and condemned the Nationa! Policy. Ov resuming his seat, he pain- fully saw that his little speech cf blue ruio, Our depression and retrogression was not at all appreciated or believed in by the audience, in the presence offthe visible advancement and striking prosperity that marked the pregressive role of the Con- servative party #ince 1878

The next speaker was Mr. Hunt, who received an ovation that must have made his heart rejoice. He ably reviewed the depression that marked the period of grit rule from 1873 to 1878, and showed clearly how the McKenzie administration had given rise to those deplorable cunditions that led io the introduction of the Nation- al Policy in 1878. He pointed to the great public works throughout the Do- minion, and proved to the entire ratisfac- tion of all how the Nationa! Policy had benefitted the farmers by fostering the dairy industry, by teaching them improved methods of agriculture throngh the estad- lishment of experimental farms, by rejuc- ing from 25 to 50 per cent. agricultural machinery, and by securing for them and

the workingmen of Canada the home ee eee Eee eee THE “BIG” FOUR

A Qaartette of Remedies that are Effeet ing Wonder/‘ul Cures.

Dr. Chase’s four great remedies are: Dr. Chase’s Kiduey-Liver Pills, Dr. Chase's Ointment, Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure, and Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine. his latest and greatest discovery for ail throat and lung affections.

“T was sick for three years,” says —_ Simpson, of Newcomb Mills. “[

ried various alleged patent cures and Seated boxes of a certain pill which has been greatly cracked up. I got no re- lief. Then I tried Dr. Chase’s Kidney- Liver Pills. Since. I have been able to work every day and feel like a new man. Your pills alone cured me at a eost of 25c.”

“J have been subject to severe colds every fall and spring.” sxys Miss Hattie Delaney, of 174 Crawford street, Toron- to. “I used many cough medicines, but none cured me until at 2 cost of 25 cents { tried Dr. Chase "s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine.”

“My husband wae troubled with the worst kind of piles,” writes Mrs. Jane Potta, of Meyersburg. unable to work, Stnee using your Chase's Ointment he is completely cured. It is: truly worth its weight in gold inst: ead of the price you charge, only 60 cents.”

“t bought a box of your Catarrh Cure for 25 cents at Mr. Boyle's drug store here,” says Henry R. Njeholls of 176 Neetory street, London. Ont. “T am thankful to say it cured me.”

Chase’s remedjes at all dealers. Fd- man:on. Petes & Co, manfra., Toronto.

The process was a cutting one, but the

just opening up a

“He was often!

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markets. He firmly eetablis; id the sip cerity of the Government iu tte proposed branch railways, and indignantly de- nounced the conduct of Mr. Yeo in oppos- ing every measure in Parliament thai tended to advance our provincial intereste. Hereferred to the pre-election prophecies of the Grit party, and proved their falsity bs

contrasting the conduct of Sir Olives Mowat in Ontario with that of Messrs Taillon, Angers and others in Quebec

Having fully convinced his hearers that Mr. Yeo and the Grit party had wo policy that would recommend itself to the peo ple, and that would to any considerabh degree benefit either merchant, manufac turer, artisan or farmer, he then reviewed the history of the Manitoba difficulty. forcibly defending the policy of the Guv- ernment, and amid the greatest applause proclaimed equal rights and justice to al classes and creeds.

The next speaker was Mr. J. H Bell, who, as a supporter of the Local Govern- ment, soon found he was ro favorite of the honest people in this locality. After en- deavoring by his Wiggins-lke prophecies io raire the hopes of Mr. Yeo, which were be coming very depressed, he began by de- nouncing the conduct cf Mr. Fred Peters in failing to redeem his promises and co administer with any degree of success, Gur provincial affaires. Seeing the hopelesness of his cause, and iis unenviable positior as supporter of Mr. Pets ms, he soon betook ag to his corner, on!y to be succeed: d

by Mr. Ed. Hack t, the popular candida of West Prince. On mov ng forward, Mr. Hackett was

loudly applauded, and was warmily cheer- ed as he held up the inconsistency of Mr Bell’s position in parliament by speaking one wey and voting another. Having punctured the few st.t- ments n ale by Me. Bell in defiance of contradiction, he review- edthe trade anJj other questions, and fully sati:fied his many friends that during his ab-ence he the

lost none of old time vigor that characterized his utterances and his compreheas've knowledge of grit mis- rule and incapacity. Mr. Thos. Lefurgey followel, the proverbial clown was not

but like instructive

| but highly amuring, for he gave Mr. Peter MeCourt, Ci2.own an opportunity

st dealinn him a seathing rebuke whieb | he cannot seon forget und of teaching Mr Lefurgey the salutary convenience of being zapalle of proving an assert’on that would tend to deminish the high appreciatior entcrtained by this locality for Canada’s greatest staterman, Sir Charies Tupper In response to an enthusiastic eal! David Rogers E-q., came f rward, after pointing out the ehudling ry policies of the Grit Party, and the ev Ist!a =: r oanded them,and ably defending the National Policy, be place to Nei] McQurrie Esq, of Summer side, who in beautiful diction and choice language gave such an eloquent and lega! exposition of tLe Mani-oba tion that ro room for Captic us <« by ctions or doubt wa left on the mind of any in- tell' gent elector, aa tekes his stard on the dency and mauly platf rm cf «qual rights te a'l ire 8 3 ce of clas< or creed:

; | ‘ | gave }

Echoo!l ques

“At ieee core a vote of thanks’ was dered the Chairmar, and with Jong and |

loud ¢see"ing for the Queen and Mr. Hunt |

the meeting dispersed. | Several of the Czar’s cabinet officers are ‘ self-made mer. The Mini-ter«f Finance, ‘

hfeas aclerk in ao

rai way stator a a -alary of $18 a month,

ard Prince Helkotf, who “is Minister cf

- Wave, and has charge of all Imperial railroads, served an apprerticeship m a machine si.op. At one time he woiked ct ei!er making ‘n Puilade!phie.

for exemple, started

There are nun erons descrtions from she

rauks cf the Royal Artillery stationed at Halifax. Iv is believed a men are ir- duced to desert by the high pay in ihe United States for good artillerymen,

ee

) the obligatic

cesiinieteaia sas. =

Single Oopies Two Oents

NO 288

CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Journal thinks it cCar: livites, combine

— The Ottawa harm for M and Patrofa t Liberal-Conservative Ch ariés

Tupper.

oh csen n

no Laurierites azainst of weak point in the

the the Government Sir The Nege +18, f Mr. Elward Farrer.

| —Mr. Davies is whistling to keep his | courage up. “fo my constituency of } |} West Queens,” said Mr. Davies, to a Hali | fax re porter, “I have been greeted every- |} where with the olitime enthus asm and believe that my majority will be as Jarge ; as ever —Hal ifax Herald: What did grit free trade do forthis country before? Ruired

it. What eal grit fi eountry again

? There and on the strength of

for this answer, answer the

ée trade dk is but one

that

zeople on the 23rd of June wil! vote for the National Policy and prosperity. —Mountrca! Gazette: One of the stock

- ; allegations of Conservative of Canada isas

the OQ; on is that under

rule the public expenditure

posili

to thirty-eight millions. The statement is sorrect aud implies nothing wrong. Under Coaservative rule Canada h as grown to be a thirty-eight million dollar conontry. When we get Newfoundland in it will Le a forty million dollar country.

—Montreal Gazette : Canada is increasing and is larger tha» the expenditure. The revenue of the Ua ited States is decreasing and smaller than the expenditure.

The revenue of

is The United Sta es s now ina third year of a free traders re formed tariff. Is the spectacle ‘t present

contrasted with Canada, such as should ene oursge Canadians to vote for repeating the Un ted States experiment by patting Mr. Laurier and Sir Richard Cart- wright in power?

’ as

— Montreal Gazette: Sir Oliver Mowat began his series cf speeches for Mr. Laur er by denouncing the National Policy as a failure, and saying it sl.oild be abol shed. Che same night, and almost at hour, Mr. campaigner.

the same Prefontaine, another Lib>ral

wel red himself, in Mr. Lau itr’s yres-nee, to be in fayoro pre= tection. Sir Oliver was to an avidience of farmer:; Mr. Prefoniaine was addressing a city gatheri ng with many workingmen i init. Who is to be fooled, if the Liberals, by their double policy, carry this election ?

—Rechester, New York, D moerat aid Chronicle: As enemies of the protective principles established by the conservative party, the liberals will receive but little -upport from the men who have estab- lished business enterprises in Canada They have secn the blighting effects of a step towards free trade in the United States and will have none of it. So Sir Charles may continne to recite his brilliant plens of future empire with calm aseur- ance. It is better than to preach poverty and avow that the country and its finsnces are goirg to the dogs, af.er the manner of President Cleveland auld his inimediate followers,

&p aking

—Here ure some of the men who wave

recently left the Libera! party and arrayed tt xemselves in the Conservative rank: :

Mr. Hale, formerly Liberal M. P, Carleton, N. B.

Mr. McIntyre, QC for Ottawa.

Mr. Carscallen, Q. C., formerly dent Hamilton Liberal Association.

Mr. D. McNeill, formerly member Nova Scotia Liberal Ministry.

These are men of postion. They _ unlike the alleged converts to Liberali that are occasionally talked of in eneot tion papers. People know who they are without looking in the directory.

—Montrial Gazette: om¢ters of commerce, readings. Railway earnings, for example, have vastly improved over Jast year. In the four months, January to April inclu- sive, Canadian Pacific receipts exceeded those of the corresponding period in 1895 by no less than $1,158,000, while in th month of April alone Grand Trunk earn ings showed a betterment of $:0,000 Then foreiga trale has expanded. Tak- ing the ten months, July to April inclu- sive, for the last and the current fiscal year, the exports and imsorts of the Dom inion thus compare:

for , formerly candidate

Presi-

Some of the bar at least, give fair

1894 5. 1895-6. Exports........ $91,250,500 $96,903,400 Imports......... 87,356,300 92,062,400 Doatilhssicsen'ss €178,606,800 $188,965,300 The gain in the value of the foreign

trade of Canada in the last ten mont lis has amounted to the considerable sum of ten million dollars, Especially satisfae- ovy is the increase in the export value ot jomestic 7 the face of Jow prices and the depressed condition of the American market. Omitting coin vallion, and Unite States’ p-odace which was exported Canadian channels, the value of goods seut ont of the Domivion in the ten m uths ending with April was $86,957,690, as compared with $33,643,- 500 in the like period of the year, a gaia of upwards of three and to this steadily maintained outpour of demestic produ 7 be attributed th

. . yrouucts in ana

by

preceding ' millions,

ts may,in large measure, »stability of the business of Canada in a season of world-wide prolonged depression.

ani

TILE PRINCIPLE OF LAW.

Given on the one hand a grievance judi- cially declared, and on the other a remedy which may be applied, aed every principl+ of iaw declares “may The word “may” simply empowers the Dominion Pariament to intervene, and the grievance judicially declared, creates uu fur its relief.”— Rey. Pring:

har ‘ ” weaus “shali,’

pal Shaw. Completely Knocked Out. “IT was so much run down I had to give up wank, and I felt as if life was not worth

living, ” wriies Wm. W. Thomps con, Z pbyr Ont. “yp took Scott’s Sarsap: arill a and am now feeling asf did years ago.” Scoti’s Sarsaprilla tones up the. entire

system, puriti rheumatic and for Scoit’s and et

The United States receipts for the mouth of May were $24,643,717, expenditure $28,426,593, leaving a deficit for the mon'h of i5, and for the eleven months of the fiscal year of $26,- 918 874.

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Bank

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Fioods

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Valuable Property

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Lope Biver Schoolhouse, Tuesday, 9th Sune, at 2 p m.

North Granville June, at 7 p. m.

Clifton, Wednesday, 10th June, at 2 p. m.

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