useful and panese and Chi China Hlower Po Shoes, &zc., &c.
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Dust, Dec. 8.
5 awedy occurred near Cooks-
this morning. A Mutholland was em- © & decree ayainst a fariner
tows), y ayrone,
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mame’ sormley, living at Lough Vay. { art of the country. The dec .c the suit ef a trader, two of whos erk companied Mulholland. po: I at Gormley’s house, the latter with a shot gun and called oat nad to stand. Then, draw- ing & » road, he threatened to shoot Muihot sndift he crossed it. _Mul- holla ved to the warning aud advat y then raised his gun and shot t bailiff through the heart. The cor! soon afterward removed to Cookstown. ‘lost of the police were away at Brook igi, where a land meeting was In prot >.
A sad and «\ramatic eviction took place in co vi cklow to-day. An old man nam \avanagh, in feeble health, who ha in on the property of Earl
Fitzwi . ad fallen behind in his rent.
A decree vent was obtained by the Eari a last Wicklow Sessions. His gamekeeper, with two bailiffs, went to execute eeree this afternoon. They had to car -avanagh out of the house, and as he was crossing the threshold of his cabin the poor old man gave one gasp and died in t wmekeenpers arms. His body was ! roadside. Over it for hour mourner, a grand- daughte yanagh was formerly in a
goo Navanagh had been pre- vious! ar between Dnblin and
Wicklow. U>
has been unable to work for two ye: .was bedridden fer some time. Duet, Dee. 9. Our Boyle correspondent telegraphs :— An extracr inary scene took place here to-day. A lague meeting there assumed the powers a! d nature of a court, after the fashion of UO Connell’s Arbitration Courts, despite the fvct that such action constitutes au offences under the statutes. A eouncil of members vas’ present, P. Sharkey, pre- siding. | ivst business was the trial of Patrick Hic.ins, of Tartan, a woman
named Bridg t Higgins having preferred a charge against him of undermining her in
After deliberating, during which Hiegus was greeted with angry cries, it was agreed to fine him £l. Hig- gins paid the imouey and left the room.
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The cases «f three shopkeepers whose names appesr en the black list circulated in the neigh! orhood, were next considered. They applied fer admission to the League, and -eas°s were thereupon postponed. The cases of other offending tenants were considered 2ad adjourned for a week for examination “dward Cunningham then produced a i.st of shopkeepkeers in Boyle who had not joined the League, and moved that they one week to make up their minds or Loveotted. To-day the shops of trader: e names are on the black list, were entirely deserted. Parties seen entering ¢ »ouses or knewn to be deal- ing with a were warned. Various acts of intii ma are reported.
The Lind Leaguers are about to desert their d ntral offices, and will go im- mediately ) more spacious quarters. <A large 0 sof the League was held at
Parsontown to-day ta denounce Lord Rosse for attenain: ain eting of landlords in Duab-
lin and proposing & resolution declaring that the cou try was in a state of anarchy. A resolu (lor was carried condemning Rosse In Kulrosh -o-day a evell-known nationalist was enuave® in painting ve lettees ‘ L. L.” over -everal shops, the signs de- noting | in which business shouid be transacted e Land Leaguers. Great excitement vas created in the same town by the refers ul of Major Studdart’s. tenants to pay (iriffith’s valuation, unless allowed i°! poor rates also on the county cess. L ‘Lossmore arrived at Monaghan to-day from London. He is accompanied by a considerable body of men and will fulfill hic promise of presiding at the anti- league ing at Scotstown to-morrow.
, also have arrived and are de- termined to hold their meetings. Messrs. O'Kelly, Dillon and Biggar have written to Mr. Foster saying that Lord Rossemore, in fulfilment of his threats to Oppose the iand meeting at Scotstown on Thursday, .s arrived at Enniskillen with a body of a med men, who intend to attack the meetiny, end they call en the Goverm- to protecttaem. At the Omagh Assizes to-day, a farmer was sentenced to twenty years penal servitude for firing at his
The league:
landlord. The appeal of the Leaguers to to the Secretary is founded on a misap- prehension as Lord Rossmore’s friends,
n at the station, are not armed. Great fear:. however, are entertained of hostile action on the other side. Lord Rossmore, who is accompanied by Lord Mandeville and Lord Crichton, repudiates a placard culling an anti-League meeting, and says his name was appended without authority. He will not apparently take part in the proceedings.
Lonpon, Dec. 10. A terribl. colliery explosion occurred this morning i» one of the pits in the Rhorda Valley, Sowh Wales. There were a num-
who met h
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Ornamental Goo
Great display of on Monday, the
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ber of men and boys in the pit at the time, but the exact number cannot as yet be ascertained. lt is believed, however, that 87 lives have been lost. As soon as the men at the pit had recovered from the shock occasioned by the explosion, energetic steps were taken to organize a relief party, and a number of volunteers descended to the bottom, at the imminent hazard of their own lives. A sad spectacle met the explorers’ gaze at the bottom of the shatt, but ne time was lost in mere observation. Uwing to the prevalence of afterdamp their work was necessarily very slow, but they succeeded in discovering 16 bodies, which were conveyed to the top of the shaft. Efforts wilt be made to extricate the remainder of the imprisoned miners, but very little hopes can be held out of any being found alive. The sad news of the calamity quickly circulated among the colliers’ dwellings, and in a brief space of time crowds of women, some with infants in their arms, and hun- dreds of the unfortunate miners. relations, and others. Men, women and children thronged the pit’s mouth, the pale and weeping faces of many telling of their deep interest in the calamity. The colliery is in the vicinity of the Divas mine, where nearly 200 persous lost their lives two yer's ago.
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Special Notices.
Coms and see the choristers singing the Christmas Hymn on Prang’s $1000 Prize Cards at G. H. Haszarp’s. Sells at Prang’s prices.
10,000 men, women and children wanted to buy their Xmas Confectionery at B. BaLpgr- sTONS's. [d9 Gi
Acapemy of Music Billiard Hall, open day and evening. Charges Moderate,—n26 2w eod
Prana’s American Xmas Cards for sending to friends in the Old Country, a ehoice assort- ment, at G. Herperr Haszarv’s, 16 Queen Street.
Tus place to get your Sleighs painted and repaired, is at McDougald & Seaman’s.
A Large stock of new and stylish sleighs on hand at MeDougald & Seaman’s.
For Xmas presents, yeu can get a hand some, all glass, Chandelier, for oil or gas; a dozen Rogers Silver Spoons, Ladies’ and Gent's Pocket Books, from 20 cents to $2.50 each: a dozen Knives and Forks, some beau- tiful Shells; Lamps, a box of McCormick’s Biscuit, a pound of first-class Tea, at the Family Grocery.—R, K. Brace.
Cuocotare CaramMELs, Maple Slack, Molasses Slack, chewing candy, and Butter Scotch, very nice. Try it. For sale by W. F. OarRtTER. —dec 2nd 2w.
Parrtss having their wagons painted aud repaired in the Spfing, can have them stored free of charge at McDougald & Seaman's.
McDoveaLp & SEAMAN’s, sleighs are of the very latest styles, and have the most medern improvements, —dee 2nd eed.
Tur Bosron Sitver Piatine Company, is now prepared to doall kinds of Gold and Silver plating, such as knives, forks, spoons, cake baskets, fruit stands, tea sets, watches and jewelry of every description.
Carriage work, handles, dashers, &c, &e,
N. B.—Every job warranted to give entire satisfaction or no charge made.
Shop opposite the Athenzum.
P. O. Box, 219, Charlottetown.
Grapes, Grapes, Grares.—I have just re- ceived 20 barrels choice Green Grapes, which I will sell very low, W. F. Carrer, Queen Street.-—-—dec 2nd 4w eod.
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DIED.
At her residence, on Sunday morning, the 12th inst., Anastasia, widow of the late Thomas Carroll, in the 70th year of her age.
{Funeral from her late residence, Cueen Street, on Tuesday merning,at § 30 o'clock. }
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Halifax, Dec 8—Arrived schr Minnie Flor- ence, from Georgetown. W 4 Hatfield, bound for Boston, put into harbor. Dec 9— Arrived schr. Rosalie, from Ch’tewn; Star of the Sea, Georgetown. Sailed schr Jessie Newell, from P E I for Boston.
St Jehn’s, Nfld, Nov 20—Ar Laodamia, frem P E 1, and cleared on the 29th for Souris. Hopefield also cleared on the same date.
Salem, Dec 3—Arrived schr Traveller from Charlottetown.
Boston, Dec 7—Arrived schr Grand Master, Georgetown.
Port Mulgrave, Dec 8—Ar schr Mary Jane, Sydney, for P E I; Clementia, Grandique, for PEL.
Passed South, the schooner British Tar, P E I, for Halifax.
Halifax, Dec. 11.—Arrived, schrs Maggie, Cascumpec ; Ann Eliza, Summerside ; Bounty, Rustico; Alpha, S G Irwin, Escort, Char: lottetown. Cleared on 11th inst,—Neil Dow, Murray Harbor,
Boston, Dec. 9th.—Cleared, seh. General Grant, for Souris, P. E. 1. In port, Dee. 7th, sch Grand Master, frem Georgetown, P. E. Island.
New Licuruovsk on Kytcur’s Point.— Ottawa, Dec. 4.—A_ lighthouse recently erected on Knight’s Point,about 300 feet SE of the Souris makautie. Prince Edward Island, has been put in operation. The position is in lat 46 2050 N, lon 62 14 30 W. The light will be fixed white dioptric, of the fourth order, showing to all points seaward. It is elevated 85 feet abeve high water mark, and under favorable circumstances should be visible 15 miles, The building is 4 square tower, 45 feet high frem its base to the vane on the lantern, and is painted white.
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Ornaments, Pic ture Frames, Work Baskets, Snow
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W E are now showing an extra fine assor
selection. $8 upwards ; can he supplied, but not recommended.
(which are guaranteed to wear well.
prices than Gold. A fine assortment of Lockets, Charms,
exceedingly low. Spectacles, in Gold and Steel frame
to suit and please you in other lines.
Dec, 8,.1880—9i eod
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West India Warehouse
WINTER 1880 & 1881 STOCK.
Hhds. Bright P. R. SUGAR, Bbls. do. dlo., Boxes Paris Lump SUGAR, 50 chests and half-chesta TEA, 200 bbis. Superior Extra FLOUR, 500 bbla. Choice Extra do., 50 bbls. Kiln Dried CORNMEAL, 20 bags No. | NAVY BREAD, 10 bays No. 2. do. do., 200 bags tine WHEAT SHORTS, 300 bags BRAN, 30 tubs choice BUTTER, 200 quintals No. 1 CODFISH, 50 boxes Extra do., 100 quintals No. 1 HAKE, 50 do No2 do., 50 bbls. FAT MACKEREL, 60 bbls. HERRING, 20 half-barrela LABRADOR HERRING, 10 cases LOBSTERS, 20 bbls. MESS PORK, 20 bbls. PRIME MESS PORK, 100 tins LARD, 100 Sugar-Cured arte 100 boxes Valencia RAISINS, ae 75 boxes London Layer~dor, New Fruit. 20 boxes Nixey’s BLACK LEAD, 30 casea STARCH, 10 bbls. WASHING SODA, 20 tins CREAM-TARTAR, 30 casks American KEROSENE OLL, 80 tins do. do. For sale by HORACE HASZARD.
Lobster Packers’ Supplies,
500 boxes TIN PLATES, 50 ingots REFINED TIN, 50 pigs LEAD, 10 bars COPPER for Soldoring Irons,* 600 cases made CANS (1 lb. Tins), 5 casks TURPENTINE, 50 coils MARLINE, 50 coils ROPE, 6, 9 and 12 thread. For sale by
HORACE HASZARD.
Pork Packers’ Supplies. 500 PORK BARRELS, 1000 bush. Turk’s Island SALT. For sale by HORACE HASZARD,
WHITE OATS FOR SEED,
125 SACKS -New Zealand WHITE wae) OATS, weighing 49 lbs. to the bush., arriving persteamer ‘* Prince Edward.”
_*Sor sale by
HORACE HASZARD,
Ch’town, Dec. 10, 1880—1m eod
APPLES. APPLES,
P20) BARRELS RECEIVED TO-DAY ha via Georgetown. Choiee, for sale by
W. D. STEWART.
Dee. 9, 1880.
DR. N. E. McKAY, PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
OFFICK—At ‘‘ Recklin House,” Kent Street, where he may be consulted pre- fessionally.
Charlottetown, Dec. §, 1880.
JUST REGEIVED!
From Mossrs. L. Prang & Co., Boston.
A NEW LOT OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Including the $2000 Prize Designs, Satin, Banneretts, Japanese Cards, &c.
BREMNER BROS.
Ch’town, Dec. 8, ’80—4i UBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER
the Ch t and most Newsy Paper published in Provinees,
Gold Watches, very handsome, from $16 upwards. all warranted for 12 months and chain and key given in.
In SILVER we have Brooches, Kar-rings, Neck Chains, Lockets, &c. likely to be much worn this winter, and the genuine articles can be had at much lower
tment of Goods in the Warcu and JEWELRY line, suitable for PRESENTS, and would invite an early cali to insure the best Silver Watches, from Cheaper kinds
Solid Geld and Silver Chains, and a good selection of Roil’d Plated Chain,
Silver is
Dracelots, Studs, ete.
The New Ba Pins, which are replacing all others.
Rings, almost all styles and sizes, for Ladies’, Gents’, Misses’ and Children.
In Silver-Plated Ware we have many articles, such as Napkin Rings, Vases, Cups, Butter Dishes, Pickle Stands, &c., that would make really a useful Present, and price
s. Our long experience in the Spectacle
business enables us to suit nearly all who may favor us with a call; and we hope also
E. W. TAYLOR,
South Side Queen Square, Charlottetown
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COCOANUTS
RESH and NICE,
Only a tew bags left.
H. COOMBS. Dec. 10, ’80—3i
Cape God Cranberries,
yeex FINE, ONLY AT RETAIL.
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H. COOMBS. Dec. 10, ‘80—3i
ORANGES. ‘A FEW LER,
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H. COOMBS. Dee. 10, '80—-3i,
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~~ VALUABLE
PICTURES
—! ’ HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT- MENT OF |
‘Chromos aud Oleographs,
| In Alhambra Gilt Frames, from the cele- brated house of 8. HitpesHEIMER & Co., London, which I will sell
by Auction, on
‘WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst.,
at Ll o’CLocK, A. S., AT THE
(Queen Street Auction Rooms,
The Pictures will be on exinbition Mon- day, Tuesday, and Wednesday before the
day of sale. W. D. STEWART,
Auctioneer.
Dec. 9, 1880—
| A LARGE STOCK OF |Ulluminated and Perforated - Mottoes,
Picture Frames, Photo. Frames, Kasels, &c., Ke. VERY CHEAP.
BREMNER BROS.
Cl’town, Dee. 8, 1880—4i
Just opened at
TEA. TEA. CHESTS EXTRA CONGOU,
1 OC Warranted Al. For sale by W. D. STEWART.
Dec. 9, 1880.
ONIONS. ONIONS.
BARRELS in splendid order, for
100 sale by
W. D. STEWART.
Dec. 9, 188@.
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250 HARRELS. For sale by
W. D. STEWART.
Coal.
Coal.
TONS SYDNEY COAL, l GEORGETOWN. Orders at Ch'town, Dee. 11, 50—2i pd
KOUGHAN’S SCALES.
—FOR SALE—
AT THE EXAMINER OFFICE.
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Labrador Herring.
_GEO. DAVIES | & CO.
XMAS. XMi
Crosse & Blackwell's CANDIED CITRON, LEMON, and ORANGE PEELS, In 1 lb. Bottles, at 25 cents per Bottle.
PURE ESSENCES AND SPICES,
RANKIN’S DRUG STORE. Ch’town, Dec. G, ’80—2w eod
1880. 1881. FROM Crosse & Blackwell,
21 Soho Square, London.
JALNUT, ORIENTAL and MIXED. PICKLES, Lea and Perrin’s Worces- tershire Sauee, Yorkshire Kelish, Durham
Mustard, Curry Powder,Ground Spices (pure),
Cloves, Raspberry, Strawberry, Pine Apple and Nutmeg, Essence of Coiicve, Capot Capers, Lemon avd Orange Marmalade, ied and Black Currant Jelly (in pots), Lemon, Orange and Calfsfoot Jelly (in bottles), Liebig’s Extract of Beef, §Preserved Ginger, Maccaroni, Virme- cilli, Tapioca and Sago, Table Vinegar, Bas- kets Table Salt, Candied Citren, Lemon and Orange Peels, Lucca Oil, Fine »\arbonne Honey, English Treacle, Boxes Somehody’s Luggage, Express Luguage and Silver Wedding ° Cosaques, &c., &c. For sale by W. R. WATSON.
City Drug Store, Victgria Building, j
Dec. 7, ‘80—pat ar her ne 3i ( 6i eod
eer
FREE. FREE. Hree to All!
UN THE PRESS, AND WILL BE ISSCED IN A FEW DAYS,
HARVIE'S ALMANAC |
FOR i88i.
The Publishers have decided to cirealate a’ large edition of this Almanac FREE.
We have room for a few more advertise- ments of FIRST-CLASS HOUSES; none others are inserted.
Ch’tewn, Nov. 29, ’80.
American Baldwins.
FRUIT,
YOUR WINTER
2. RECEIVED, VIA GEORGETOWN, e
NOW BUY
Baldwin A PPL ES,
400 bbis. No. 7 Choiee Table Fruit.
WILLIAM DODD.
Dec. §, “80-51 (Jueen Square.
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TO Bh SOLD Oh Li
A THAT POPERTY KNOWN AS a
DUNCAN'S WHARF, Commencing at the boundary of the Steam
Navigation Company's Wharf to the division line between Water Lots 6 and 7.
Honasex & McLeop, or te the
R. F. QUIRK, Ney. 30, *80-——Im eod Water Street.
CANNED SMOKED Finnan Haddie!
CYOMETHING NEW AND s sale at 20 cents per tin. BEER & GOFF.
Nov. 25, 1880.
of Messrs. andersigned.
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DIGBY HERRING! AND BONELESS FISH,
RB’ THE BOX, at BEER & GOFF’S. Nov. 25, 1880.
Buffalo. Buffalo...
SPLENDID LOT OF ROBES, lined and trimmed. A few JAPANESE ROBES.
BEER & SONS.
Dec. 1, 1880—I]m
large opening of
Essence of Vanilla, Ratatia, Lemou, Cinnamon, *
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