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oranges Bano at the Rink to-night. Ive per- fect. se

Wanted —An intelligent boy, 15 or 16 years old, as apprentice at this office, siemens fur Errenany.—This being the Feast of the Epipbany the usual services were : held in the churcher.

ee Porice Court.—iwo young men named Duncan McLe-n and James McLean,

| charged with being drunk snd disorderly on Queen Streat last evening, were tcday

Police Magistrate Heezard, uh -hewe

Soxs or Exctanp.—The Sons of Eng- land in this city are about removing to the room ia the Browo Block formerly occu- pied by Haszard & Moore as a bindery. In addition to the Lodge room there will be areading and smoking room. The place is now being fitted up.

Four Generations Presext.—On New Year’s Day there were four generations present at dinner at Harry Dodge’s Upper Dyke Kings. His little babe had two great grandmothers present, aod another was livivg but vot present.—Halifax Herald.

ArrointmentTs -~The Canada Gazette at band this morning contains the ap | pointment as harbor master at Pinuette of Mr. Daniel McAulay, of Glasvin, as well as the appointment of Nr. Amos Hubley, to the position of wharfinger at the same place.

chepainiiliteaia Lectvre.—On next Tuesday evening Mr J. M. Duncan will lecture on evolution in | St. Peter’s Church Hal!. By all who had the opportunity of hearing Mr. Duncan’s lecture a short time ago it isclassed as one of the most thoughtful and interesting of avy given io Chariotietowo this season.

Daivixe Witnovr Bevis —A good many | people are just now doing considerable driving without bells, contray to the bye law respecting.such matters. The police

have beea instructed to take the names of such persons witha view to prosecuting +}

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| Supreme Covrr.—It is understood that the case of F. B. McRae vs. Mark Wright | & Co., will come up for trial again next session of ine Supreme Court. Action is

brought to recover jamagrs for injaries alleged to have been sustained by the plaint'ff whilet riding a bicycie hired from the defendant.

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Assautrep His Wire. — The Enterprise says: A man living about four miles from Bridgewxter assaulied his wife with a potato pounder aod otherwise abused her. A physician bad to be called. The trou-. ble was cauted by the wife refusing to spend what little money she had earned on tobacco for her busband, who is too lazy to work.

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Burxen to Deato —On Dec 29th, while Mrs William Scott was sitting alone be fure aa open fire place in her heme at Barr Settlement, Hants Co, her clothes canght fire, and when her husband found ber she wie co badly burned, that she only lived ewht boure, Sbe was 47 years old, and much sympathy is felt for her aged bas— band and tamily. hecanse of this ead enc— ing of eo long a life — Truro News. —

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A Divorce Recorv.-The unusual spectacle of @ mother and daughter both appearing at court the same day arkiog for divorces was presented in the superior court at Anderson, Iod, the other day. The mother was Mrs. E la Barton, and she charged intoxication. The daughter was Mrs. Minaie Stanley, aod her charge was ernelty. Recently in the same county, the

Klondike.

Start from Vangouver, Becase

1. VANCOUVER is the best outfitting point on (be coast, goods heing consider- ibly cheaper than in the United States.

3. VANCOUVER ie the nearest port of departure to the Yukon district.

3. VANCOUVER is the terminus of the (. P. Railwav, whose steamers will start from VANCOUVER this spring.

4. All .orth-bound steamers call at VANCOUVER. 5. Direct steamers to Yukon ports

have new commenced to run from VAN- ‘COUVER. ,

6. VANCOUVER is the only Canadian port where pavsengers iransfer direct trom train to steamer. :

7. KLONDYKE is io Canada, outfit in VANCOUVER, and save 30 per cent. ‘Customs Duty.

W. GODFREY,

esident Poard cf Trede, Vancouver,B.C

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filing of a suit fur divorce revealed & more remarkable case than this. It was found that the ap licant’s two sisters had been divorced three times, two aunts had beea granted twodecrees, and the graudmotber had aleo a good divorce record.

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PERSONAL.

C. C. Carlion, Esq., Souris, is in town. He is at the Queen Hotel.

Mr J J Wickham, of Tignish, registered at the Hotel Davies last evening.

MrJA Clarke, of St John, a weil- known commercial traveler, is at the Hote! Davies.

has been aprointed Queen’s Counse] by the Provincial Government.

Archibald Kennedy, Ksq., has been re- appointed a member of the City School Board by the Provincial Government.

Premier Warburton left last evening for Ottawa. His business is said to be of

in about ten days time.

Miss Maisie Coady will leave on Friday ; evening (oresume her studies at Mount St. Vincent, Halifax. She will be accompanied as far us Georgetowo by ber motber.

Mr. D. B. Macdonald, representing J C Wilson & Co, Montreal,is at the Hotel Davies. Mr. Macdonald, spent the holi- days with relatives and friends in* tne western section of the province.

Mr. Arthur 8. Johoson will leave to~- night for the Pacific Coast. He will be accompanied as far as Fredericton by Mrs. Johnson and child. Mr, Johnson will be joined in Ottawa by Mr. G. F. Beer, who wil] leave Charlottetown tomorrow night. They expect to be absent from the pro- vince abont six weeks.

Prince Dbulup Sioghee, who was a few

of Coventry, was for some time ov tbe staff of SirJohn Ross when was commander of the forces in Canada, and was prominent in Hulifax society. His grandfather was koowo as “ the Lion of the Punjaub, ”

Rev. J. M. Withyeombe, the new Rector of St. John’s Chureh, St. Eleanors, and St. Mary’s Church, Summerside, entered upon the work of his pastorate on Sunday last, when he officiated in both the above churches, in which large congregations had assembled. His opening sermons were excellent discourses, which made a most favorable impression upon his bhear- ers —Summereide Journal.

The Maritime Merchant says: The death of Joseph R. McDonald, of A. A. MeDon- ald & Bros., of Georgetown, P. E. L., re- moves from that place a@ man who exer- cised a large measure of influence in the business life of the community and it will be Jong ere the gap, which his demise haa created, will be satiefaetorily filled. Inhi's social relations he was a most estimable citizen and a man of refico yy21t and in= telligence. The editor of this paper who knew bim for many years will atiest tothe esteem with which he was regarded by the business menof Halifax and, elsewhere, aad would on their par? tender an exprese- ion Of sincerest sympathy to the widow aod other relatives iu this the hour of pbeir desolation.

Catarrh, like scrofela, is a disease of the blood and may be eured by purifying the blood by Hood’s Sarsapari!la.

LOCAL NOTICEs.

With the wonderfwl Quebec beater, you have no trouble, simply light the fire and fii] tbe stove with any kind of coal then leave it alone for 48 bours.—R.B Norton & Co.

A few Xmas numbers and some of Tuck’s Cwuiendar’s, your own price at Carier’s.

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