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Op} Osi i nto 1] R Reid

{ie Herald reappeired ou Wedne>- dav eveving--lookiug well alter its long res It is pleasing to note that the

. ' j articles a ell written and are in the} 1 t sira — Ey David Laird, ex Governo: of | , N rthwest Ler tories, etc., etc,, eh . i s bee Dw te i d Mi: M iLhi At Bre: uw Kleyeboint, ue ol his stroughglds

he nl. &iew evenings @2ey for ath |, he mm quarter, a nee! ine which tm-

chdfted * about electéfs. llow

the mighty fallen ! a : :

—The valued@o-farmers of “home ia- dustry” is | eeothing apparent vow — that prices are dowo in’ the Ol Country. Oning o the activily in owe mines and factories, resuhin? from the advantage taken of the Natioun!l Polity, there is at present a fair demand for Qatg in the

SP vel a‘e

sister Maritime Provinces. : my Tr oy ‘ { 44

~-** The activity of the Govervment Pres” isthe 7% rs reason for sup-

portiug the men who go for retaining our wéeless Legislative Council. But as the Presbyterian las taken no part in the

canvass, und as the Pat riot saya that,

far as thia qrestion 1s coucerned, Tur EXAMINER is desperately weak, the P J rs reasou Must be worthless.

lhe Ca d” of Yames Johnston. E-qvire, to she Electors of ibe First

Levislative Conneil listriet of Queen's |

County is—nlike that of his politi Opp [—very clear and very much tu the poiot. Mr, Johustem advocates a | reduction of the Leygi-lature, aud pro- tection to property-holders. He is a man of uoblewished character aud will de. to the be-fat his abi ¥, just what he says he will do. That's just what the taxpayers wan’, “(Give bim a vole, —The Pa tries to show’ that be-

** cause afew **loose fisa ide have the right to vote

loose fish

and Summer

ind Lbeeause the wotes of these **

may be bought, the property holders of } fer the tiist year towards a clergy man , c fe faanan | > Ssehool “building will be started at} this country have not all the iufluenee os Mae [2 ut.-Governcr is a Charchwan, in the Legislature. Well. look to the and we havy a good representation of Courch resulta. Charlottetown is now repre- | peoples a the meéetiiy of the Mission Boat sented by liow. Neil McLeod and Patrick °* vie folljwing Tuesday, Rev. Alird|

Blake, Esq., and So muierside by Hous,

Lefaurgey and Dr. Gillis; sul doggone town and Summerside have, mathall their | s

, S44 porting

‘loose fish,” always been represented by | meu ol pre: ¥=S=——Suppose the defeated | caddidates bad succeeded iv catching the ‘loose fish,’ the re-ult would still) be the same — the would stili-have been property-holders, and bave had @ large tuterest i Maintaining the rights of property. Now, is i: to be insagined that these mi@n. once elected, would pay more attention te the representations of the ‘loose fish’ who voted for them, than to

men e ected

x AMINER.|

candidates hi}

pol the yc ar

io Charlouetown | |} 4 jarze room fail,

| oeaadl the service $500 was at once offered |

' ee of + harlottetown,

Cost of the Useless Second Local and Other [tems, Chamber, —————— soars

Ture steamer ‘ Worcester” arrived at Pictou

0,000 I 81x SEAR” ast night, and will reach this city this evcn- |

oy age.

m the I { nis.) | ——_>—— |

le “7 25.644 78 | Supreme Covrtr.—'the further hearing 0! | ere 5 st 4 | rhe Summerside Scott Act case was, on Mon- oe ; 5 R34 51 lay, postponed until: the 30th inst. A rule |

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} ‘ Ise , ‘ 137 05 | was grante’ on the application of Marnaghan is , 5.4 » show eamse why a cetero-ari should not

own r \ eon oo {is ne to remove the convic tion before Alex-

— I, sider Hayden and Peter MeGowan, J. P.’s for ~ | Qucen’s County. |} Amount thrown away in six eee : ) ae |

Se >’ oe _ ears . . ve . — $30, 055. Wrek OF PRAYER. The second Sunday of | | -_~ ee a

NOMINATIONS.

Legislative Couneil Bilection.

PRINCR@®OUNTY, First Distrret. Hon. R. B. Reid (Government ) Dr. Rithard Cornelius O Leary. Joseph Murphy, and daimes"PW hite (Opposition. ) Seabucd Listriet. Daniel H. MtDonald.(Toverniment.) Peter McNutt (Opposition.) KING S COUNTY. Fivst Dastriet, Hon. Simon Bol_er,.g~Dr. Eraser. Second District. : James Clow, rs Daniel McDonald,

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Provinee.of Rupert's Land —_ + INCLUDING THE DIOCES@S OF RUPERT'S LAND, sasKATCHEWAN, MOO: OONEE ANDATHABA>CA,

»| (Editorial Corre apo .denee of the ‘‘Church Guardiam |

Ree INA— A pp yintment of Rev. Alfred Orborne | Cha; lettttéun. PE. 1.—The Ven Arch [deacon Py kham visited Kegina on Sunday, | 2od Qt, and held the first Charch of En_-

and services there, morning and év.nv g 1 |

voyal Hotel. As so well known, negra 1s |

elected as the capital ofythe new Province

t is about 400 nules iném Winnipeg on the | on the prisoner,

iuiver, .Un tite, 20h August thes luary tent, op the 20th oreo acetyl here was a p -pulation of 800, wich two doc-

| \\ascana

Was Oue &

ters, six lawyers eight hotels, five immober- | Yards, ove jeweller and a large numwhr of Fhor store Streets 100 feet wide are IJaid ut. Lient.-Governcr Dewdsey is ha ing a

vat dsome residence built, and the headquar:ers Mounted Police is in the town. Next Sevérai thousand people will be settled | here the Archdeacen explained ‘at the inerning service the arrang ments and werk of the Diocese, and in the evening preached to Much inte rest WAS excited, alter

was recommended to the Bishop fer appointment. Mr. Osborne | wilt hare a remarkable field. Brandon has s;oWs io two years from nething to be self- and gives $0 a year. Regma will grow even taster the Board i in view of the impertacce of the place gave’ their full gract of $60) f tor one year, eo that the salary will be 31:00 We do not hesitate t» S45 that 1f Mr. Usborne accepts, which there is every reason to believe he will, tha: in less than two years there will be a large aud flourishing Church. Kegina ia destined soon to be not only tne captasi of a Provinee, the seat of a Bishopric. The first collectic » ever taken.was for Hume Missionsepd amount ed to 310.98,

We learn that he agent: of the

their “up porters who property: ¢

Sufely the question not be asked. |

own need

| tots In Charlottetown aud Summerside, as in| Me.

of | further sm ot

|Manchester’s Con pany has given five town forthe Church at Regina to wuich! Osborve has been called, and that a

all the country districts, the men $200 a year has been offered property have, we repeat, ‘tall the in- | towards Mr. Osborne's salary. fluence in the Legislature.” ee ee ae : .. .|Unmion Mutua! Life Insurances Co. —At the Thanksgiving Service} rare held y ster day in the Prin ce Street From the Tneuran e Review of New York. Methodist Church, the Rev. Professor fe eile clits Uiteeeae: « ‘der eoatencbite The State of Maine has reason to be| _ ee : J ws proud of this sterling institation. For sermon 0° behalf of the Methodist nearly the lifetime of a generation, the Doreas Society of this city. His text | Union Mutual has been doing a useful work was * The poor ye have ‘lways with }io distributing to widows and orphans the you.” and hi« theme the claims which|resuls of forethought on the part of thos -e it 1 iudis vent c ire umstances bave thousands of husbands a’ ad fathers. This

upon those who through a favoring Pro- | vidence are lifted above want. The preacher spoke in the strongest terms agiinst the practice of indiscrimivate giving, as fostering pavperizm and en- couraging imposters. He also expressed | his great surprise at the number of chil- | dreu who accost pedesirians at almost every step they take through the city, | asking for cemts, and recommended that they be made to earv their money before receiving it. The Dorcas Society made diligeat enquiry iuto the ot | those to whom it gave relief, and there- fore commanded the confidence of those who had the means to give, but not the opportunity to ascertaia the needs of the, applicant. An earvest appeal was res- pouded to by a hand-.ome collection tor the poor.

nec essities

Tue tea me tins gant Concert yesterday in

'has been dune to the han'some aggregate jaf over $19,000,000. or at the rate of S$50,- 000 per month du ring the entire existerce of the Company. And, with over $6 OCU, -

000 of asses still on hand, and (which is «ven better) a ekilful, honest official adiwin- listration to manage its effairs, the Union Mu:ual promises to do even betier for its

| trons in the future than in the past. Among its attractions for intending insur- lants, two or three may be named jusi here

It is an old Company, having been est: ab- om over thir'y years; it is a popniar

Company, having gxine id an established character for liberalit y by many years of | air dealings with its policy holders: it has | the endorsement of the highest insurance ‘authorities and the mostwrominent business land professional men a!l ovePethe country; and for these reagons is entitled to, consid- eration and respe@t. Al policies issted are incontestable after three years. Its Maine law extension is the mest just and perfect | plan for prote cting the i interest of the policy | ho'ders ever cevised.

the oo Hall, on behalf of the B. C.| stair it aniiiiei iia aT Church was a con mpl te success which was | vi % well merited. About 6°90 persons were pres- i Tue fine three masted sehooner C ypher ent and egen’, 6 mention] sable evening... T! |ownoed by th» Hon, John Yeo, was suce essfuilly i ana soen a ’ 4 ane eve 1 1e al 2? : ladies deserve great credit tor the very. sump- jaune hed on Pues: day the 24th ult., : from the tuoi spread .bey provided for the public. j yarclot her builder, Mr. Robert Ellis, Bid. - The ladies who gave the tables’ were Mrs J ‘ford, Lot 12. The model and workmanship of | W. Pickar? Mra. ( ook, Mrs. Tremait ‘ Mrs. wheb 16 13 ¢ laimed cannot he matched in the Worth?, Mra. Toombs, Mrs, Subine, Mrs | oomnion.,__ When water borne she was ¢ hrint-| Poh anil \! ie tle Mie. P : P; kard.|@ ed by Hon. John Yeo. The “Cypher” is a : ; > isi Be Tete aes, te Aares | vessel of 4°0 tons; levgth of keel 146 fe Mrs J Kuight, Mrs. W. Knicht, Mrs. | . . © fect; B Pickord, Mrs. N, tatterbury, and | beam 261t 9 ine hes : hold 16 feet; is ion Mrs. A. Down he Misses Knight Pickard | kn ed, copper fastened, is to be wire rigved

and Worthy disposed of a very pretty col- | lection of flowers, while as tebecca at the Weil. The vou g men w sr2@ also 4q ufeaccive in ti i@ work a signed them. under the le adership of Mesers. Pickxrd

aud Howe.

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No. 3 Company, S2nd command of Oapt. Stewart, yest rday at Victoria Park by Brigade Major Freeland, The Company was paraded in heavy marching order, ond was subjected to close aged minute inspection of arms, clothing, | and accoutrements Lieuteniats Longworth put them throny h ercixe. The Company, was, cised in a few MBoven nv by Capt >tew rt the Brizede vi jor ne with the gene

was inspected

aud McGrevor then |

At the close of tie perade

ral result of the inspece |

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TWo cases of dr

pke diar y Muyivtraty’ 3 gikinne fice

Miss Fergn on served |

Battalion, under |

by the inspecting officer, | the manual and firing ey- | 22 eight to ten huodred tons ship in a few after thin, ex. re | lays s in extend order. make tlis the tinest vessel ever built ia his

expressed himsecif well |

| has pit teh piue masts and patent windlass, and is classed Al 10 years a® Lloyds ( aptain ‘ohn Gallant will command her. She is now

| being loaded with oats at Port Hill wharf, by |Hon. Johan Yeo for the home market — Journal,

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Miss Ciara Atcotr, of Mahwah, Rergen vovnty, N. J., says:—I bruised my limb and it bevame greatly swollen and stiff. A phv- Bician treated it without avy benefit. Pr - cured « bottle of St Jacobs Ojl which cured me. It acted like magic.

oe

Hoy. Joux Lervecey willlay the keel for

It is his intention

we understand, to

yard. —Journad. ee TE sugar marke. 's quiet and easier, sales of roucd qGuaati.ies from refiueries hi: Ving been wade of yranulated * ae . 100 bbis lots

I } { | Vining wrested while wande ring th: vu h the streets |

| custody. |

| co the advertis ment of the Bri ish Amermca

but }

Doke of |.

November and the week following having |

u set apact for pecial p ayer, on behalf ot

Y. M. C. Associavions $rhroughout the surid, special services will be heid m the Y

i. G. A> Hall, in this city, on Sunday aft-r- ioon, at f ur o'clock, and each evenimg during he week, from eight to nine o’clock

o' elo k,

woman named

> one on Ws ning, a

Munroe was

dnesday me Mary

At

wiih» chidin hera:ms. ° ‘he was homeless wud without means. She was taken before ne Stipeadiary Magistrate this mornirg. but ve, beimg unable to render her any official sistance, ordered that she be discharged trom >

We wou!d call the attention of our readers | Assurance Compauy found in the proper jcolumn of this issue. By reference to the | Mo etaru Times it will be seenthat the stock 4 thiscanpany 18 selimng at 158 per cent, | above par, (of course it is all taken up). A. | + Urquhart is the General Agent of this com- pany tor Prince Edward Island and we wieh him success in the management of the Com- pany’» business here.

- > - | CORRESPONDENT at Montague writes soe 7):—** ‘his morning Constable Weath erby, assisted by four special constables, ar- | ested woe s the most darmg outlaws in this

/Oounty, viz: Joseph and Agnianias Campbel’,

anal leat them in jail, A few days ago | Weatheroy arrested Jo-ephyon a warrant «f |commitment under the CaBada Te mperanc | Act, and Annanias attacked “film and resencd When Joseph was arrested this morning he made a desperate fight, and bafore he was overpowered he fired two shots of a revolver, which passed through the skirt of | \Weat ierby s coak,

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Mr. Joun Mec Masrers met with a serious ecident on board the Steamer ‘‘ Heather |. ele” yesterday. While coming frown

he observed a seal swimming in the Bay close \to the boat. Musket in hand he concladed |to salute sealship,. But Joh’ was ;unfortunate. In loading the gun he did not take the .pecessary precaution’ to put a wad in af‘ter the bullet and 'it therefore separated from the charge of powder The consequence was that on John’s | sn pping the trigger the gun expl. ded, anda paitof thestock came in contact with his havd, injuring it seriously

apa

his

| Yesrervay forenoop, Chief Engineer Large jeahed out the different fire companies of the E ity forspractce. The tire beil rang at 10 }oc’ock sharp, and the eompanies, on the alert 1, their respective rooms, made a bold dash for the ee at Dawsen’s and McPhails e-r- aers. The Hook-and Laider Company arrived ti st at Dagson’s, and bad an extension ladder rua up the iieo! W. EB. Dawson & Co.’s brics building in about four minutes from the tirst toll of the fire bell, Rollo engine next arrived at Dawson’s and was closely followed by Tr - imont had engige and Silsby at McPhail’s fremont threw a good stream of water in three moiwates, Siisby in nine minutes, and Koll.in thirteen m This is remarkably |quick time. when =. ko own that the steam neives had cold watérin the boilers and no | at. am up when the @larm was given. The steamers then made @ quick shit to the Rai’-

way tank, where they spent a half hour | throwing streams of water.

THE BRITESH AMERICA ‘Assurance Company. _—

Head

i

Office, Capital Subscribed for and pail up ia Cash, Aunual tncome, over

Toronto,

$500 000 $1,000,000

“HE undersigned is prep»red to effect all classes of Fire Insurance in the above First Cla-s Company at the lowest current rates, Polci-s issued from office ia Charlottetown Luss.s settled promptly and liberally.

A. Ss. URQUHART, Gencral Agent for P. E. Island

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| gar Office next door to Owen Conuolly, Fsq., Quecn Street, Charlottetown, Nov 18, 1882.— Qw eod

TENDERS FOR CHURCH

a" ALED TENDERS will be received hy the undersigned until the eighth day of December, |$82, for the building and finish: ing the outside of a Meet ing House at Sout) Lake, Lot 47, according to a plan and specifi cation tu be seen le the residence of Oliver Stewart, Red P

Contract r to fi a all the material required for the construction of the building.

ontrect to be finishe on or before the fir t December, 1883. Ample security will b required four the faithful performance of the coutract. ‘The Committee do not bind themselves to evt the lowest or any tender.

JOHN A. MORROW,

North Lake Lot 47, Sec. Building Com.

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STHAMER HEATHER BELLE FALL AREANGEMENT.

W ILL leave Orwell "Brush Wharf for Char- lottetown every Tuescay, Wednesday ao? Thurseay morning at 7 o'clock, calling at China Point and Hualliday's Wharves ; re. turning from Charlottetown to Orwell same tVening at 2 o’clovk; remaining at Brush Wart Tuestuy and Weduesday nights, and Tl ursday no ght retarning to Charlottetown, aniving about 8.30 o’clo'k, p.m.

Fares to Orwell and other wharves--Upper Deck and Cabin, 30 cts; Lower deck, 2: cts,

at x agd jobbing fe rilew; are quiet ak 7§ to RY. Mtv Gi Gath 9 ’ '

JOUN HUGHES,

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PORTLAND, MAINE.

JOHN EE. DeWEPT.

President.

a enenatt name

UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSBRANCE COMPANY,

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SALE OF Goons

By order of the Liquidators f Bank (f PLE. Island. ve

BY AUCTION, At My. Sale Room, Queen Souare,

Total Assets January ist, 1882. - ° : 86 264 215.57 on “ Payments to Poli y folders, 3 - - 19 000 006 0 on Te “ Dividends * ° - 403291554

Se

STANDING, COMPARED WITH LARGE’ T CANADIAN COMPANY:

Why yout shonid “Tova in the ite Mutual :

BECAUSE EVERY POLICY 18S AN. ENDOWMENT BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS NON-FORFEITABLE. BECAUSE EVERY POLICY. Is°INCONTESTABLE BECAUSE ALL PROFITS ARE DIVIDED ANNUALLY, BEJAUSE DEATH LOSSES AKE PALD PROMPTLY, Branch Office ~Quven’s Building, Halita

W.R. ANDERSON,

| JAMES DESBRKISAY, Special Agent,

Nov, 8, '82,

_

Has

s now on hand a Large and Well-Selected Stock of

HOME MADE AND IMPORTED

Our MEN’S and BOY»’ BOOTS are HAN ‘D-SIDED, LINED, Good Stock and First-Class Work,

—i>— >

«Nice Fitting, Well Made, «and Warranted equal to

Cash at

7, 1882.—wly

Cheap for

Ch’town, Nov.

Cc.

QUEEN SQUARE.

Bayers wiil find it to their advantage to inspect their Steck, as they hav very 44 and new assortment of

British and Foeign Dry Goods, OF EXTRA VALUE.

The very latest noveltics shown in every Department.

A iarge lot Blankets, Quilts, Horse Rugs, ete. 200 Lambs’ Wool Shirts, assorted sizes. A lot of Grain Bags, ete.

Ail of which will be di posed of at their usual low prices.

W.& A. BROWN & CO.

Ch’town, Oct, 31, 1882,

aia : : j 6 Recfing Jackets, 17 _ & Total Receipts | Deposited with | 2 ete, U7 Oil Skin Coats, gp Total Assets. = year, Dumi’on tiov’ty a ° 7 meet rua 18 pairs Bs, avs, seal — a P : ae ne “ce Boo pairs Gaiter do., 6 ; sad "i a dsebh bheien incbdn Sakae becudaces et ot 2, 264. 5.47 a P5R.779 WO | G13°000 | Keds flate, 3 dozen Praneila bow a oe A hi ees whe 6) Go Givbapoe ovine oe es 0,0 Ofi4, 2 26.65 UUs, 164. 31 541)! 1) Cloth Oversbee 8, Boxes i xtract

, Aliso, | Fire-Proof x a , roof Sate, quite ag goed as A'l ordered tor Positive Sale,

Agent, Charlottetown.

BBETS AN UG SHEERS. Nov. 10,98—we fe _ ae

SIDE-

In W OMEN’ S MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S, a Large Variety,

any in the Market. ian cae A ChoiecesLot of Kelt Boots and Slippers, Overshoes, Rubbers and Moccasins. Oo The whole lot-to be cleaved qt as soon as possible,

Stamper’s Corrner,|, B. WARREN. |

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

300 pairs Lambs’ Wool Drawers.

Wedrvesday Pext, 15th Nov,,

AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,

Boxzes Horse Na: is ‘f Remnants C loth, ferk., 10 Boxes Window Glass, 2

Fist Tobacco, 10 HalfChests Tea, 12 Gionn Coffee, 2. Puncheons Molanses, Lot Giarsware, in L amps and C himneyn, Go.

etc, Lot ‘Crock+ Tyre, Cups and Brunel T spots, etc, Lit Tinware, Sho: Brushes

witha variety of other artic les.

Boxes Fe *ythe Ste Nes, otal Lot wets, Knives’ sag

Bargains WILLIAM Dopp, : ee

| Winter Keeping Apples,

Y AUCTION, TOM MORROW s i day), Novembe# Lith, at 1] valock Barrels choice APPLES, in ¢ Russete, Pippin, Baldwins, Spitzenburg,

Vandavere, etc, all in prime erder top winter keeping. ,

may be expected,

Nov, 19, °2.

7d

?

TOW | ANDING, PORT,” at

, . ei

Po ake’s Wharf, \e.2, |

44) Tons International Mine Svdney Coal wi'l be sold low tor cash whilst lauding,

CHAS. LYONS. "R2, tf

ex barque “DEVON. |

Ch’town, Oct, 30,

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¥ ANTS, LOST, FOUND. de.

W LET—A House oa Long Street, with Five Rooms, Kitchen and Cellar. Im- mediate Pe ssession. Rent m derate. Apply wo wk a U1OBNE, Spring Park Koad. {nolO y ANTED IM MEDIATELY ee. or three A irla to = oo pants and vests,

also a machinist. iengire of John Beil, tailor, ete, coruer of Pownal and Grefton Streets. jpol? lw 7

ox a

HAVE iwo Working Rinane that I will]

GP hatin . sell cheap, bavirg no work for them, : su ar’ en a : : . . Aiso one | ry Cow that I will exchange fora} ? A a } . 1 *{ af +5} ‘ a é

W. & ) le N & CO., have now completed their FALL IMPOR-| yricee atso one very large Cow. Will Ge

Blue potatoes ip pay ment.—H, Coomma. j nod 2i wily i

eu

A good Coat Maker at D, Ay) [Nov 8 3: wkyli

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W ANTED ie

3RUCE S. Y LET—Dwe! une Bouee, Stable, etc, in 00d vondition, to Ist May nest, or ‘for one or more years, in a pleasant part of the CitV¥, Apply io Juo, Wm, Morrison. }no8

4 r © "\rraty : % +S T sieare r } She rhe ‘ Qs P. ; is : : A great variety of Mantles, UI ters. Wooi Shaw is, Clouds, Searfs and Fur GARDERS ccoswm a) at the Railway Geods. Also Mantle and Ulster Cloths, Brown, Biue and Black Pilots and House, Richmond Strect, at moderate Beavers, Scotch Tweeds and Coatings and Seal Cloths. rerms, {no $ lw

\ ,TANTED—A man with experience in

liry Goods to take charge of an establishme.t in this ‘ity with a view to closing it eut Good terme wall be given to any cone Wishing to purchase or continue the’

business. Apply by etter to box 135. ANTED—Eight or ten Hoarders. Ap»

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Ladies’ Beaver and Plus h hn Ladies’ Silk Scarfs,

Ladies’ Alexandra Jackets, Children’s Weollen Pelisses, Promenade Scarfs and Echive Wools, Cecasn Weols, Ice Wools, Beriia Wels. Moire and Breehe Sash Ribbon Gentlemen's Lambs’ Weol Underclothing, Gentlemen's Merino Underclothing, Gentlemen

GEC. DAVIES & CO.

Charlottetown, Oct, 5, 1882.

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CHEEUCO MARINE

INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

E. PALMER, Jr.,

Novy 1, 18od—city papers Agent,

Ch'towy, Uct: 29, 1832.—eud pt Im." EXCHANCE BUILDING.

LONDON HOUSE.

Now Opening ex §, 8. Victoria, Walderalan and Cedar Grove

Ladies Jersey Gloves.

squares,

’s Kid Mitts and Gloves.

[nov § W ply to Miss Alice Hickey, Dorchester Sireet, opposite Murray's Bakery,

[no7 6ieod

A FIRST-CLASS HEARSE, fitted with

ZX Wheel. and runners, for sale at a bate Rain, Apply to E. H. Norroy. '

no? 3i eod wly 3i

BS \K OF P. B. ISLAND BILLS —I will ) pay cash for Bank of P, KE. Istand Bills, mailed to my address,—E, H, ‘Nontox, Chat . luttetown. [aor 31 eod wly Bi

iia es SHARES yy M. shane Buk Stock lor sale —E, H, Nortoy, (07

200°

Apply to Mra, Renkin Ho use, no§ tr

\ y ANTED--A Nurse.

F Maxwell,

100 SHE E p FOR SALE — D: ‘live rable at the Railway Station, Head of St,

leter’s Bay, on any day that may be agr

upon —A,. Lewis, Head of St. Peter's Buy.

[no6 4) pd

ROR SALE—A Second-hand Pianoforte, in good order, Apply to A, McNeill, Aue tioneer. {nob

NOR SALE—A Horse—has trotted inside

* of three minutes. Address “A. B. C.,”

P. O. Glass Box 21, or Examixer OFrice.—

{nov

\ AN LEVD—A Smart C Jompositer. Guod wages and constant empioyment to the

right man. Apply at Tne Examcxer OFFIce.

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. OST—On the cross streets, “between Bille. i, borough Square and Spring Park, 4@ Ladies Geld Bracelet, The fiuder. »y iva Ving itat Mr. W, W. Wellner’s Jewelry Store, will be rewarded, {p04

‘O LET—The shop on Queen Street known

as tie “Italian Warehouse.” For pat- ticulars app!y at the office of Messrs. Palmer « McLeod. [ocl7 2w eud ya

W ANLED—A Girl for genera) house / work Muse be weli recommend

| Wall Gud employme:t by a plying w Mrs R. | K. Brace, U pper Great George >t. [nod

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