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many ess

THE

Loca! and Other ftems,

‘ M to-nigh DAZA 1 ! t a lot receive it Be > e City Small Debt ¢ t wa in s aT _ a OMETHING pretty for everyone at the o REGULAR meeting of the City Council to-nig oo ly y v to 8} end an enjoy thle evening na . - - ; , ry L. &. Prowse for Clothing. He sells ‘ st in town - Pur S. S. Clifton arrived at ~ London on Saturday, after a rough passage. is “ Dr. Sace's catarrh remedy cures when everything else fails. trs a W

- ‘ T is now said that the Pensylvania land ized a baby for rent is beginning to wish that he hadn't.

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lar hooner Crit late Dominion fisher ies cruiser—is loading potatoes at Georgetown for the American market.

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OYSTERS In every imaginable shape served at the Bazaar to-night. The best article in the n Ket Suite from the fishery.

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rive schooner Swan cleared for Cape Breton on Saturday, loaded with oats, potato anc pressed hay by Mr. C. H. Schurman.

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A LARGE stock of Black Basket and Lon don Layer Kaisins, in {uarters, halves and whole boxes at Beer & Goll's. ol novs

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a. M. F.S Saint Matthew's Temperance

clerty i its regular session to-morrow,

Puesday evening, at 8 o'clock. A large at- tendanve is requested. ikaiaon

A s NTY-FIVE p t hox of dynamite e€x- pl lode within eight fect of

seventeen men tl in Birmingham, Ala., and not one

ot h or day

of the ren were injured. -_>-

Mititary.—No. 2 Battery will meet for frill to-mo ; Tuesday) ning at oi drifl to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, at eight o'clock. ny ery man ig required to be present to receive annual pay drill.

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DAILY AMG

‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

iSpectaL Deseatcnes to Tuk EXAMINER. ]

Foundered.

' ‘ - New Haven, Conn., Nov. 7. my =a Hl }

{ “4 States stcamer which ieit this port jor New York this

have founder mile off the south and all hands are supposed lost. There is no way of the report, ld live through the search Brantford, eight that a large ashore and

morning, 3 reported to ed about half a of this harbor, to have been positively confirming im the harbor eou outside

rd, reports quantity of

strewn

} , comung

along the beach for miles

em

A Big Seees,

NIAGARA Fas, Nov. 7. Donovan, ‘ f New York, jumped from the new Suspension Bridge this morning. He made the jump success

Lawrence

fully at a distance of N TO. ‘

: ; : . | 6—J lchadve Turray le A erore he get out of the water that he | M an ~ 4 : lth ' is Hai +s ‘ . let en, eters 40t { JS a would not jump again for » million dollars, | \; oe wad, Lot63; JS Pot ind, . : 17 8 ng H McLeod, ipetalliteen: G Rj

Afterwards he said he uld jump next} 47, ~Whel . t y 1e1amn

summer for $1,000. —

Revoit | Quelled.

as no tug}

miles to the!

190 feet, He said

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Special Notices.

Buy your Woolen Underwear at D. A. Bruce's. tf D. A. Bruce is Meltons and W orsted ever shown in the city. novo tf :

novb opening to-day 2 cases Naps, Overcoatings, finest See them.

rn : oud i Boots is

best place in the Gotf & Co’s.

Frew people know what is the Scotch whiskey to drink, there are so many brands. The Gaelic , Shipped by the Stirling Bonding Co., Sterling, N. B., for age and | purity has long among

HE city to buy at Dorsey, ; q hest

j

: ’ Whiskey

stood first in Scotland— } {tis sold in full sized | nearly ali other |

bottles.

st the nobility. bottles—six to the gallon

; : a 2 — a ed brands sell in small sized Lhe Gaelic |

whiskey is sold everywhere Black dump | , ° . . ttle gold capsul and gold label. See you get it AEKEP your fee rm. A superior lot of |

Felt Boots at Dor: y Gott & Co's, oct 22 tf}

AMERICAN rubbers and overshoes at Dorsey |

Goff & Co's. oct 22 tf

wg HOTEL ARRIVALS. | =

OSBORNE HOUSE,

utyomery, Georgetown; Mrs D New York; Mrs J

Whelan and children, lis, Stellarton, NS

Sinnott, do; Mrs G D Halifax, NS; J F Wil- ; J Girard, Three Rivers,

Que. . Sorra, Nov. 7. RANKIN HOUSE. \ Bourgas revolt has been quelled. The Nov 6—G W Hefier, H E Bond, J E Grant,

revolters fled on the approach of the loyal roops. The government authority has been restored in the town.

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Shot in a Quarrel. SAN JosE, Cal.. Nov. 7. Olemraette an residing killed

Owen wealtl in England, was

last night in a

1y parents instantly

; quarrel,

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Sudden Peath.

DN. Nov. 7. suddenly on

Lonpi

Viscount Barrington died

| Saturday, at the residence of Lady Wil- | loughly, Deeresby, Gainsthorpe, Lincoln- | shire. Perished in the Flames. Qu1o, Ont, Nov. 7. Mrs. Davis, aged 70, who had entered John Davis burning building to save val- | uables, perished in the flames. First Snow. WILKESBARRE, . Nov. 7.

vices in St. Peter’s Church yesterday preached two eloquent sermons, and left to return to Halifax this morning.

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His Grace tHe ARCHBISHOP 0} Hawi 4X is |

€X pe is evening t will visit St. Josepn's Kazaa nignt. His Ui will remain on the Island until Saturday.

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At the Stipendiary Magistrate’s court this |

forenoon, three drunks were fined $30, three

$4, and one $3. One assault case was dis-

posed of for $10 and another was postponed. BB 5d

Sr. Josern’s Bazaar opened to-day at 2 m. in the Lyceum. The fancy and refre i ment tab on are lite rally § groaning under their load of valuable articles to wear, ornament and

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The first snow of me season as ran falling here at noon to-d The storm was severe and lasted shone hours.

» Premeties.

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OTTAWA,

Milit Nov. 6.

regale. Major J. H. Macpherson has taken form- , oe al command of the Governor General’s A younc LAD named O'Regan, belonging to | Foot Guards.

Hopewell, N N. B., walked from that place to lininemccligsigiitlitindilbeeiapeian

Moncton, “ome thirty-five miles on the 3rd}

inst., to hear Justin McCarthy lecture on ‘The Cause of Ireland. ss in St. John, N. B., a few days ago, a man named Melville had one of his ears cut off as a result of being thrown from his wagon and falling under the wheels. He was intoxicated at the time of the accident. ee Mr. H. W. Koss is in town canvassing for the work entitled ‘* Gladstone—Parnell, and the Great Irish Struggle,” by Hon. T. P. O'Connor. The book is highly commended, idorsed by Mr. Parnell. , om a A meetine of the Literary and Scientific Association will be held in J.D. MeLeod’s hall | this evening at cight o'clock, to see about getting snitable rooms for the winter. A full atten:lance of all interested is requested. By | order of the President. Sli i. O. O. F.—The officers and members of St. Lawrence Lodge are particularly reque sted to be pres vat this evening at 8 sharp. Business, conferring the initiatory degree, and other important matters. Members of other lodges are cordially invited. : - A match was played on Satur- on Victoria Park, between the All-comers—-the latter team Dunstan's and

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FOOTBALL. dav afternoon, its and ted from the St.

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he ing seie

Prince of Wales Clubs. The Abegweits won, securing 14 to their opponents |. \ goodly pumber of spectators witnessed the match.

- Tux great clearing out s ile of Dry Good 1 still g at J. B. Macdon- and © lothing still going on at J. b. Macdon 's. Everyone who has already made pur-

chases are delighted with their bargains. Now is your time to buy. You can depend on getting the best bargains ever offered in this eity at J. B. Macdonald's great clearing out sale. dy wky—nov8 seealaiitiniiene

At a meeting of St. Dunstan's congregation, held in the Cathedral yesterday after High Mass, a committee of collectors to canvass for the Cathedral project was appointed, and quite a b ‘some sum subscribed on the spot. he time decided upon for the colle funds is sp: ad over five years, the yea ly

‘tion OF

pay aent to be n on or before the 3lst of Dee r of eac! ww. Now thata stari has been made in ti important matter, we

ve no doubt but that the required sun. will

be readily smbsoribed.

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Cae American Kindergarien and Primary Teacher for November has a surprise in store for ambitious parents in the first article,

**Teaching to Read.” That the theory is a cor- rect one cannot be successfully disputed, Other miscellaneous articles of merit follow. Evi- dently the work in the Kindergarten depart- ment is laid out with masterly strategy. If there are any parents so far behind the times as not to be goo of these new methods they will be cally converted by these arti neil” laws downan exeeiie at outiine ior tne formation of Cia : under the vestive mame oi Mothers in Council.” Se veral mothers have entered the list of ques answerers in this departm ah ‘Teachers in Council” is brimful of vood thines. ‘Teaching Notation” il? ’ . teachers who are looking for

vies,

tioners and

methods of awakening mathematical n ‘ . . Tt ideas in young pupils. Che enterprising pub-

thought, and filled

ones,

lishers h ave had . nepey after now supply a “Children’s Supt plement,

h pietures | stories for the little in ‘this way making it two pe riodicals, one for ren nd teachers, the other for children and s ho. : t $l. 00 a year. Seng ten cents, for sample co; = of this unique an valuabl le magazine to the publishers, Fowler & Wells Co., 763 Broadway, New York City.

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W cotiner Bulletin.

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south west

Toronto, November 8

Moderate to fresh west and winds, fair, cooler weather.

Supreme Court. Monpay, Nov. 8.

The Supreme Court opened this morning at eleven o'clock, the three Judges being g present. The hearing of an application for a writ of certiorari to remove a conviction made by the Stipendiary Magistrate of Charlottetown against John Joy fora breach of the Scott Act, was the first case called on. There are | several grounds for the writ, the principal

being that the Magistrate directed the City Marshall to bring the prosecution, and that |on that ground, as well as because the fines

are paid “inte » the city funds, out of which the Stipendiary receives his salary, he was | disqualified by reason of interest from trying the case.

There are seven similar applications by dif- ferent defendants.

Mr. Arthur Peters appeared for the appli- cants, and Mr. Davies, Q. C., for the city.

LETTERS TO THE EBITOR.

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Carrying it Yoo Far.

Srr,—There can be but one feeling amongst all discreet and sober-mindee per- sons in the community as to some of the remarks in the editorial of the last Protes- tant Union, respecting our worthy Stipen- diary Magistrate. The press has, doubt- less, a right to insist upon public officers performing their duty; but in the exercise of that right the public have also a right to expect that the amenities of social life shall be sacredly observed, especially when the writer is under the protection of the holy office. It was expected that when the Protestant Union passed under the manage- ment of its present editor the sts andard « taste and propriety - a has beer in avery apprec table proportion but this almost weekly dogging of Mr. Fitzgerald is beyond justiication. The rey. editor must not imagine that the fact f his being *‘ senior” and more ‘‘travelicd” than his neie¢libor can shelter him talionis, when the man whom he

tacked speaks words in self-defence. Mr. Beene seems determined to exterminate Mr. Fitzgerald-—-not merely to have him thrust out of office, but out of the legal profession as well, But I am _ mis- taken if the intelligent and loyal temperance men of Charlottetown will accept his decision as to the former— and in the latter, notwithstanding the un- christian spirit that would throw him as a

uper upon the world—the ‘‘Senior” might find material tor comprehensive and protit tble meditation.

=e »eking for the Rev. thus unceasing pe srsecution, Prot has of late been comnls; ing that Presbyterians have not their due influence in the affairs of the state—and the eaitor has actually offered to nominate | "Wo Inen oO f his own persuasion for the ap proaching D Lion election—and, aceord- ing to the eternal fitness of things, he proba- bly has a good son of the Kirk in view, to | sit in the seat of the present Stipendiary | Magistrate when he shall have hounded | him from office.

uld beelevat u

de lege

h as at-

Editor's naaiope for |

sta it I io

CoNBSISTENUY.

artist, son of}

1 find that t the |

J Youngheart, A F Porter, J J Montreal: G He nderson, 'T Douglass, M Lewis, Lon: lon; % Sheehy,

Fairbairn, Halifax ; D Max-

Detroit:

well, St Stephen; H A Drury, St John, N 5; J M MeLeod, oe G W Prescot , Toronto. REVERE HOUSE. Noy 6—-R Jacques; Quebec; D Schurman,

S’side; J Noxon,

RN Rete eee

Ingersoll,

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Ont,

~ A nee REEEEtee e

BIRTH.

At Poplar Te rrace, Charlottetown, on Sunday morning, 7th inst, to ti wife of Theo. iL Chanpelle, a daughter.

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For St.

Newfoundland.

Jgohn's,

st EAMER BONAVISTA, for St. John‘s, N‘fid,

will be due here TUESDAY MORNING, 9th Peeeninnt, and will carry cattle and sheep on deck.

For freight or passage apply to

PEAKE BROS & CO.,

: Agents. Nov. 6, 1886.—2i

AUCTION.

BY Auction, WEDNESDAY, November 10th, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the premises, at South- port,

All that tract, piece or parcel of Land lately occupied by Mrs, Matthew Marphy, with ali the Buildings thereon.

Particulars and Terms at time of sale.

ROBERT MUTCH. Noy. 5—li pd

HOUSE AND LOT:

rh ‘ _ 3% FOR SALE, | ATELY in possession of Paul Towan, situate 4 on South Sidney * street. Charlottetown (near cor, Prince and Sidney Streets. Terms easy. Apply to A. A. MCLEAN, Attorney-at-Law.

Nov. 5—4i

In the Vice Admiralty Court of Prince Edward Island,

The Queen vs the Schr. “Highland Light,” her Cargo. &ce.

pe RSt T to a Commission of Sale, issued from the above Court, and addressed to the Marshal! thereof, I will, on THURSDAY next,

the lith Nov., 1886, at the heur of 12 o'clock, noon, at the Warehouse of Charles Owen, Esq., Georgetown, seil, or cause to be sold, the cargo of the above named vessel, consisting of,-

196 Barrels M ackerel (sea-packed),

4 Half-bs urrels Codfish,

153 Empty Mackerel Barrels, 16 do Half do, 46 Barrels Sait (exclusive of barrel),

JOHN SMITH, Deputy Marshal Vice Admiralty Court. P, E. 1., 6th Novem ber, 1886—t] sale

t, JO Si H'S BAAA AAR,

Under the P aironage of Lieutenant Governor McDonald.

MHE ladies of ST. JOSEPH'’S SOCIETY intend holding another Grand Bazaar, this year,

during the week commencing MONDAY, NOV. STH,

-IN THE—

¢ vh'town,

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&

i 1 icen Street.

| Cation at EXAMINER Oilice.

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The proceeds to be devot Lto the equipment of the new School Buildings, Pownal Street.

No pains will be spared by the ladies in charge to make this Bazaar surpass anything of the kind ever held in Chariottetown.

Music will be provided.

Ch’'town, Oct. 13

Pickard’s Bakery.

HAVING secured the services of MR, L. C. WORTHY (the late Mr. B. Pickard’s assiemnt Baker), who has just returned from the States, I

repared to fill ali orders entrusted to ms at

am SHORT NOTICE. BRAD Ji U,|

We Bake all kinds of In Stock. a Choice Assortnient of '

‘CAKS, PASTRY and 2 Groceries, Liscuit, Flour, Confoo-

tienery, Fruit, &c., &c.

ga” A Share of Patronage Solicited. EGGS WANTEP

MRS. BAR? 2ULOMEW PICKARD,

UPPER GREAT GEORGE ST. Oct, 23, 1883—Gi eod wky 4

Pin, set with stones. leaving same at this office. ocws tf ij

m MONDAY,

MAPIRATION

‘ Lae > . , * TIHE Lease of our premises expires in a few months, and not being able to renew the same on reasonable terme

premises in time for spring trade, we wi

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Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs and Mats at

and other Cloths, Tweeds, &c., at 33 per cent discount :

discount ; Silks, Hosiery at 33 per cent discount ; discount.

NOV E

TRASRBINA

Satins and Velvets at 33 per cent discount ; Linen Goods of all kinds at 25 per cent discount :

MB ER

8, 1886,

OF LEASE.

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er

or procure other DRY GOODS at an

NEW AND FASHIONABLE

NSE SACRIFI

ill dispose of our whole stock of

mH J dine

Black and Colored Dress Gouds ai Counterpanes, and Colored

33 per cent discount Blankets, Black

Mant!«a » Curtains at 33 per cent Plushes at 33 ent

33 per cent discount ;

Comforts and

discount ; Gloves and

Prints and White Cottons at 25 per cent

A Lot of Goods at HALF PRICE, such as Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Real Lace, Edyings, Coflars and

Cutis, Frillings, a large variety Wool Goods,

Ail of the Above New and in Good Order, and will be Sacrificed ia order

Out Quick.

i? SEE OUR

Oct. 14, 1886.

Ch’town,

&e.

to Clear

CIRCULARS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Kins

& Sterns.

cose. Fe NEN, he.

ANTS.

O LET—A Store and Dwelling, one door north

of G. W. Millner’s; possession given imimedi-

ately. Enquire at the Duncan House. corner

Prince and Water Streets.—W. H. Farquharson, novs tf

I OST—Sunday night, Nov. 7th, a Leather Purse, 4 containing a sum of money in notes and silver, and having in one pocket an English penny. The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at Exam- INER Office. nov8 ti

T? LET A good. Cellar.

Enquire at this office. novs tf

T° LET—A House and Outbuildings and 6 Acres of Land, known as “Maryfield;” situated on Malpeque Road, adioining the premises of Ma\l- colm McLeod, Esq. For further particulars apply to J. G. Eckstadt, at St. Vincent’s Nursery, novs tf FOUND -On Water Street, a Tub of Butter. The owner may haveit by applying at the Ferry novs 2i

Store, Prince Street.

W: ANTED-—

good wages.

Servant for general house- work Apply to Mrs. R. K. Jost,

Sidney Street, east of Cumberiand, novi OST—In town to-day, between Mark Wright's

4 shop and Market House, a Ladies’ Silk Circu- lar, trimmed with fur. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at G. M. Harris’, Auctioneer, nov5 2i pd

iL OST, STR AY ED OR STOLEN—From Pleas- ant Street, a Brown Spanie! Pup, with white breastand white around neck, ‘The party return- ing it,or giving such information as wil! ead to the recovery of the same will be rewaried by appli- novs 31

WANTED— A Cook. Peake, Grafton Sireet,

Apply to Mrs. Ralph nov3 tf

TO, LET T—Shop and Dwelling, situate on Grafton Sireet, opposite Law Courts. Apply no 2 tt

at Queen Square Dining Rooms.

VW ANTED—At the Hospital for the Insane, a good Cook; liberal wages. Apply at the tnetiation. nov? 4i

pRiva ATE BOARDERS, desirinz comfortable quarters and good board, can be accommo-

dated at the house opposite Koller Rink, kept by

James Ballem, oct29 Gi

T° LET—Shop and Tenement on Upper Queen

Street, at present occupied by William Rodd. Apply en the premises. oct29 2 wks eod

WANTED -Middle-aged Woman or _ steady Girl io kecp a farm house. App!y at this | office. oct 28 pork LEK or to Let a House containing rooms and en attic, with pump in kitchen, opposite Woolen Factory, Spriag Park. Apply to Wim, McKie, carriage ouilder. oct2s ‘&

To LET.—A House on Cum be rland Street, lately occupied by Miss Forgan, containing seven

a. Possession given ienenndiintely. Apply on the premises to James Crockett. oc24,eod To LE.T—House on Water Street, opposite the

ae Station. Apply atthisoffice, octl3

To LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor

chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen

Connolly ; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. jun21 eod

To LET—In Subseriber‘s building, a large office, - suitable for Clab or Assembly Room.—J. rn. sept 23 iio wed

Maceach

Fe IR SALE—-A Dwell ling ante on Euston Street ticulars apply to George Alley or to the owner on

the premises.—H. H. P ollard. sept3 tf

House and

iS WAN T ED- “Highest price paid for | by John Newson, sept2i i

PEATHE

good new Geese Feathers, F arniture Dealer.

a LET--A new House, containing seven rooms. Apply to Mrs. B. Pickard. oct26 ti OsT- Last Sunday night, between V ictoria ,

Park and the R. vc, Coen a Silver Bar! Finder will be rewarded on

‘(ur 24-cent

Shop | For terms and par- |

pepresenting the best value ever offered in the I}

a ee eT

ToTea Consumers

eens) ere

ither of these countries, we have been abl:

ecure a this Fall that we can Sell at

$0 CENTS PER POUND,

and which we believe is bound to take the lead over all the other brands at the same money. Tea consumers try it and judge for yourselves. Our 36-cent Tea is giving EXTRA GOOD SATISFACTION.

rere QQ) ne ee

Tea Should be 25 Cents, as Quality is Good,

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Five to 10-pound air-tight Tins (screw-tops), Laif-chosts and other Packages at prices te suit the times. A Dé

A sample package of ELECTRIC STARCH, free, with every Halt-pound Parcel of Tea.

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This is no present but we wish to introduce this new Star:

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BEER & GO

Ch'town, Oct. 22—-2aw & wky

WE HAV

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WHAT ?

W HAT others advertise for

THE TRADE.

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Our Sales for the last quarter are

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Per cent. in advance of any previous quarter custom, we wish to intimate that

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we have a very fine Stock Stands

while thanking the public for inc reaseu in our differ cue U L2es8, desirous of increasing

AUCL ol the the LOWEST

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*rovince, anu it» and alen to meet th : low ri Es ¥ his r fo: the ww

winter, to cash buyers, will be

the number of our custeme

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| farm, our prices this fall and

OBT AIN ABLE.

as heretofore

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

Ch’town, Nov. 3, 1886.

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