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CHA RLOIT TOWN, PRINCE |

{OWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1878,

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO. 9.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT |

ON AND AFTER

MONDAY, APRIL 29th, 1878,

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Trains Going West.

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STATIONS.

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0 Leary “313 “1 © 857 « Port Hill *450 * | “18s Wellington Wap 00 ae *

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STATIONS. |No. 8 Express. No 10 Mixed,

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WM. McKECHNIF,

©, J, BRYDGES, Supt. P. BOT. R.

Gen. Sup. Gov. Railways. Ch’town, April 20, 1S75—

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Chtown, Dec, 1877,

DR. CLEMENT,

SURGEON DENTIST,

_ to inform the citizens of Charlotte-

J town and vicinity that he has opened an ollice next door to the Reform Club (rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Caldwell), for the practice of Dentistry. He has adopted the following Seale of Charges, to suit the times, and to put Dentistry within the reach of all :— For a full upper or lower Sett of Teeth, 310 00 For partial Setts-—each tooth, . . . | 00 cia. Bi ee i ee For Amalgam and all composition fillings, 50 ALL WORK CUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS.

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May 25, 1878.

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Starch Manufacturing Co.,

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_ JAMES HOBBS,

GABINET MAKER.

Cor. Kent and Prince Sireets. Charlottetown.

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JAMES HOBBS,

Corner Kent and Prince Streets, } Cl’town, Feb, 23, 1875. ) 3m-2aw

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CAPITAL, . . TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

Se ss es cates 3 10 00

4. Corpl. E. MeGregor, 6th ok ee as a as 23 10 09

5. Capt. Longworth, 6th SS nas «aie aeur e ae 21 10 00 6G. Lieut. Fraser, lst King’s..20 10 00

7. Ensign D. Stewart, 6th ETP Fee 20 5 00

8. Corpl. R. Crawford, Gth ins won Coke 20 5 0O 9, Pte. W. Scott, Ist Queen’s 20 5 00

/10. Sergt. V. Longworth, 6th a. i i454 C6 hos 20 5 OO

11. Corpl W. Sampson, 6th Onset Os iia oss eer evsh 19 5 OO 12. Pte. B. Hooper, Engineers19 5 OO 13. Major G. Dogherty, do., 19 5 00 14. Pte. L. Hooper, do., 19 “5 00 15. Pte. W. Davison, do., 19 5 OO 16. Pte. Jno, Heartz, do., 19 5 OO ee, ek Bel a al a $126 00

Fourth Competition -— Consolation ‘

Range _ Wo yards-—3 rounds, 7

Paper published in the Province. j

Provincial Rifle Association Shoot- ing Match.

THe weather was tine and the shooting exceptionally good. The score of the twentieth ageregate is this year equal to the first aggregate of last year. William Murphy, Esq., of this city is president of the associ- ation ; and we are informed that te his energy is due im a great measure its success. The association is a purely national associ- ation. Whether civil or military, all re- spectable persons may be members and con- tribute to its funds. The following is a list of prizes. We congratulate Mr. Jenkins, who heads the list :

FIRST COMPETITION, Reages 200 and 400 yards, 5 vownds at each Range. Poiuts. 1—Private W. Jenkins, 2d EE at aa 44 (presented by Admiral Bayfield) 2—Corpl. W. Sampson, 3rd

Prize 3.

S20 O00

PIE Auscd als bed old ded we 42 15 00 »—Pte. Joseph Metnnis, 2d Ni ee 41 12 00 4—-Private F. Horne, Ist RO oe ee 41 10 00 5--Ensign W. White, Ist WET. 605 Oo Fons oa 41 8 00 6—Capt. D. McLeod, Ist Se ae ee 40 6 00 7—Private D. McMillan, Ist ee oa 40 5 OO 8—Gunner H. Hooper, 2d WE ey val once es 40 4 00 —-Corpl. G. Henderson, Ist NS i .cdcaliodis 40 3 00 10—Sergt. James McIntyre, Oe OE oe a cs 40 3 OO 11—Private J. Crockett, 3rd RI Sg ict bi us ee 3 00 12—Gunner Heustis, 2d batt. Orneee. 6. iia 3 OO 13°—Sergt. W. Connolly, lst belte. artueey. SS... 3 3Y > OO 14—-E. McDougall, engineers 39 3 00 15—H. W. Davison, do. 39 > 00

16-—Corpl. E. McGregor, 3d

3 3 00 17—Private R. Stewart, Ist

CE a ce ee 39 3 OO

18 - Pt. D. Lawson, Ist Queen’s38 3 00 19—Private John Kennedy,

PG ND cick ck tiaen ae 38 3 00

20—Capt. S. McRae, 21 Qn’s 38 3 OO

TO 3 BF) ee S116 00

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3I—M. Allin, 6th (Queens... .20 8 Oo 4— James Dover do ‘ose 4 OV db—Pte. R. Jenkins, 6th

(Jueen s.. oe 6% OO

6—-Pte. Ss. Har ly, |st NS. ys acs 6 6 S5 1% 5 OO i(-~Fte. A. Kennedy, 5rd ROCESS bccn bende 1 4 00 meee ks So OO AGGREGATES, Prin

i-- Pte. Win. Jenkins, 121 pts., = Association Silver

mem Rr S15 UU 2- Pte. W. H. Davison, En-

vineers, 116 pts. . ve eee 10 GO 3--Corpl. CG. Henderson, 2nd

Queens, 150 OO... ck Ss 00

ES as SO OO STRANGERS STAKES,

, . Baie FOO) yards, hive rotiiuds.

Points. Prizes.

kn, 3a, ar Omieie. core 23 sy OO

2. Pte. D. McMillan, Ist CI fils vu tic ite 23 G OO

3. Pte. E. McDougall, En- SUNG is < <occdis deen ck ole » OO

4. Sergt. W. Conneily, Ist AM 3h 22 4 00

». Sergt. L. Younker, 2nd ae 3 00

6. Pte. D. Stewart, Ist ee... oo 20 & OO

7. Corpl. G. Henderson; Ist Oi ies es 20 2 w

8. Pte. James Dover, 6th i 20 2 8

%. Gur. A. McKinnon, Ist Ree is Poe Ec 1% 2 OO

16, Sergt. V. Longworth, 6th RII 3c. ro eS 19 2 OO

11. Pte. R. Crawford, Gth as se 1% 1 OV 12. Pte. W. Coles, Engineers, 19 1 OO 13. Pte. Ino. Coombs, do., 19 1 00

At the close of the Provincial Rifle Com- petition at Kensington, four challenge shooting matches took place: One between Messrs. George Henderson and Jas. Dover: one between Messrs. Dover and Gray; one between Captain Longworth and Major Dogherty, and one between Messrs. Allan and McMillan. The following are the re-

sults :—

200 yas. George Henderson $3456.5633—28 James Dover ; : 5432463-—

SECOND COMPETETLO®, R gee O00 Sit 1G “ds ca. Sink Je f lites ae - Wand GOO ta Sy five Potidsed

each ranye.,

Poin ts. Prizes.

A Pee: WL... deading ae eee io. costes 61 S35 OO 2. W. Davison, Engineers. .58 25 OO 3. Pte. D. Stewart, lst Queen’s57 20 OO 4. EK. McDougall, Engineers. 56 10 OO

>. Sergt. W. Connolly, Ist | | eee 10 00 6. B. Hooper, Engineers... .55 10 00 7. C. Molyneaux, Ist Queen’sd55 10 00

8. Gnr. J. Seaman, 2d Bat. Mes fins caaeeetes eee id 00 % Pte. D. Harper, 6th Queen’sd2 8 00 10. Sergt. L. Younker, 2d Ar.51 7 00

11. Corpl. G. Henderson, 2d NN ed iis ce ce 5 OO 12. Sergt. H. Hewson, 2d Ar.51 D OO 15. Pte. F. Horne, 1st Queen’ss0 > 00 14. Gnr. H. Hooper, 2d Ar. .48 5 OO 15. Gnr. W. B. Heartz, 2d Ar4s 5 OO

16. Sergt. V. Longworth, 6th Cee et atk. ca 48 D> OO

17. Corpl. Sampson, 6th CNC. . gh ste vee ee 48 5 OO

18. Pte. D. McMillan, Ist RO 48 5 OO, 19. Gnr. A. McKinnon, Ist Ards 5 00 20. Pie. G. Essory, lst Queen’s47 5 00 NN oo, ne cae paca | S195 00

THIRD COMPETITION. Range 500 yards, Jive rounds,

Points. Prizes.

1. Corpl. G. Henderson, Ist 4 oe c laa - eet 24 $20 00

(presented by the D. Adjt. General.

2. Pte. 8. Gay, 3rd Queen’s, 24 i6 00

(presented by the Lient. Governor. ) 3 Pe. - RD Been, itt

Pts, Prizes, 1—Pte. John Coombs, En- gineers.....----+-- 24 2—Pte. W. Coles, Engineers,

S15 00!

100 yds. 2542555—28

4444554—0

George Henderson James Dover

HOO yds. George Henderson >542222-19 James Dover ‘ . £39492 2-—91 George Henderson SO002000—5 James Dover 3'222235—19

Prize SOW, POU yas. 400 yds. OOO yd Dover iit So 6 ee ame ee 25 21 P65 OOO sc cu hs as os wean cee 26 24 a Prize 85.00,

200 yds. 400 yas. Total.

Capt. Longworth... .28 31 ao

Major Dogherty. .. . .25 i nb Prize &5.00.

200 yds. 400 yds. Total.

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Miiscellaneous News.

Prof. Baxter, professor of cloeution at Harvard College, was drowned at Cape May, N. J., recently, while swimming beyond his depth.

The Paris Fiquro gives the name of the prominent public man lately in- volved in a scandal for cheating at play. It is M. Balthazar Jacotin, Senator of the Haute-Loire and Judge of the Court of Justice at Puy.

Mrs. Miller, who succored and befriended hundreds of Union prisoners, in Libby Prison, has been ejected from her home in Mulberry street, New York, and all her household goods are on the sidewalk. She is old and unable, by feebleness, to earn her support.

Mile. Juliette Dodu is about to receive the decoration of the Legion of Honour. Tn 1870 she was at the head of the telegraph oflice at Pithiviers, (Loiret), and at the ap- proach of the Prussians she concealed her instrument. Assoon as they had taken possession of the place, she attached the dial to the wire, intercepted their messages, which were sent to the Sub-Perfect, and by that means the safety of a body of French troops, which was in great danger, was se- cured,

Lord Dutferin’s receipt from England of Her Majesty's contribution of the means for the construction of Kent Gate, has sug- gested to the minds of some of the citizens of Quebec the appropriate idea of distin- guishing one of the other city gates by naming it ‘‘Dufferin Gate,” in compliment to His Excellency. One of the best and foremost citizens of that city has marked his desire to assist in so laudable a move by

Wilfering to subscribe $100 towards the spe-

cial design or ornamentation that may be deemed necessary in order to suitably mark Quebec’s appreciation of Lord Dufferin’s efforts in behalf of these improvements,

presented by the Presi-

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