The Children’s Carnival. Excelsior Rink last children's -e number int Was cven AS & endly criticism
i ata ily *a
au lar
eure sor,
y VAPuiy the costumes leciod with greater taste, tention was displayed in
tai s While some of the familiar, the great bulk
new and becomme, a fiet
: , % } 7 . t humder ot Spectators
not nad apprech.te
j teis wer n almost every in . | sustain We regret that th sal to-day will not aclu
led criticism, and we must
en irseives with a passing
The most striciog characters. looked charming,
r one which was eminently wearer's style of beauty. h eXcelent repres i
did the le a& more interesting hin its borders ** Starlight’ rvest were also capitally imper ich almired. The ‘ Tele-
i ~All Xa uals
bd neve Detore
‘ nel se
e G | ** Bucterfly,” the first-
‘ > at Carnivals here,
j il Old M. ther Hubbard,’ ’ for whom sheis d subtless
5 i earch of a@ bone, wisai genera) wth the spectators. The ‘Flower
(tir! vas @& prominent and attractive costume being exceedingly
The ‘*Pond Lilies” were in
wid looked charming, nothwith-
4 seve weather we have had of i ‘Young Lady, Time of Louis
XJ 4] + charming Impersonation, | t e **Curios”” in rubber circulars. 3 i. others to whom we would i Spice permit, exe ited some
i i ihe ire and attention bestowed sfuines iast evening, clearly
ladies, at least, are not
Van tas er | what is
wautiful in art as well as in nature \j NM 3 get up was very good, in- ubles with the young
M:G chip of the old block—were
uurth-provoking. ‘* Emily the giddy Seuthern belle, ention to the capturing of a te ‘‘imash,” and secured a veteran Tobog- vuo has hitherto been looked upon female charms. The
good and was sound on the few ent. ‘Senator Edmunds,”
8s) olmpregnabl tu t Gong,” Was also
ino uncertain
| etatiati United States ‘‘donkey,” W tal and reminded the spectators very forcibly of recent cartoon in Hear- pe We . The ‘“Escuimault” was
another good character, the costume this omplete. The ‘indian Chief's”
tume was also complete, and its wearer
ked exceedingly warlike. ‘*The terrible i Lipbeis) érance” were well repre- skater retired rather evening, some of those present enough to hint that its work.” The ‘‘High-
time Delng ¢
cil ed : Dut as the ith the were unkind
; | a? iw De e did
nd Laddies,” with.their -kilts, were iuch admired ‘**Punch” with his familiar mp and twang, delighted the juveniles
dhe old folk. The “*Cayalier’’s’ s handsome one and was fav- also that
MU abuse
costuimne Ww
rably commented upon, as was
worn Dy °F! *ilta. There were also a rofusion of clowns, sailors, jockeys, dane- pe boys, 1 ints, Chinamen, ete., etc., who contributed much to the success of the Carnival, and to whem we would like to refer more minutely, but regret that we cannot do so just now. We regret this the more be e many of those whom we are obliged to s over are as well deserving of honor tention
noticed. Following are the names of those | is doing very who handed in their ecards
LADIES. B irr. Mattie—Peek-a-boo Hatt, Black, Doosie—Salvage Corps
Beace, Eva—Guy
Charchil, J Rosamand—Priscilla. Coliings, H«ttie—Vother Hub ,ard. Collings, Mas tuliaa Spinning Girl. Clarke, Jennie—‘ndian Prineess.
Daw, Nelie lowed Lady. Douse, Daisy rood Lock.
Divison, M—Fiewer Girl
Farquharson, Get Harvest.
Fwie, Ida CGirandmo: her Grunt
Fraser, Bessie— Florian Shepherdess.
Gallant, Edith— silk maid,
Green, Georzie -Sunflower,
Kickbam, KEtta—sailor Girl.
M «ioney, Janie—Flower Girl.
Valoney. Lizzic—Black Domino.
Mas on, Gertie—Girl Graduate.
Mason, bi he —Star.izht
Mi ler, Emma—N » What She Seems.
Murphy, Aunaie—F.ower of K idare.
McGregor, Winwie—elephoge Girl.
Me +reszor, Liltie—Butrerfly.
McLeod, K we—Bersy B obit,
MeN «itl, Annie—Black Domino,
McWa te, L ttie—Hope.
Nasu, C ara — Mra Cariosity
Peeb es, Jessie— Young Lady,time of Louis XV. Riggs, tdell i —Fairy. Smith, Gerirade—Guy. Smith, Fl orrie—E :zland.
Schucman, Winme—UDiamond Dies.
S wall, thanunah— Aisatian
rumbles, Lttie— Litt: Red Riding Hood. Ua sorth, Me: —Grandmama,
W ikefield, bos ie—Uuypsey Queen. W akefierd, Conmie— Wild Ruse,
Webster. Annie-Tue Great What is It.
White, Mary—Herrts are Trumps,
Young, Laura A--Nurse Girl GENTLEMEN.
Allan, J A—Capt of the Foretop.
{ lan, A~ J: eter.
Beer, 1i—Salvage Corps.
Hrown, Kucene — (ierican Boy.
Gechau', Hervy—-P », bat « gentleman still
Lrehaut, WI) e—Hindside Before,
Blike, Thomas uweored Boy,
Hatt, W 3—Mrs Jing Jang.
Burn-, J tl + «--you-please
Brecken, E—Cinvest of the U E Cc.
Batt, Widlie— Lilie Jing Jang,
Courchil, Frau® A—Oavalier,
Ciark, Fred— ‘an of- War Sailor.
(lark, )’ope-~-Panch.
Ciark, Reginald -tatile School Boy.
Cia vrtemas—Cliown.
Colliays, Johu—-Exquimanx,
Coton, Fvank —Senator E inands,
Cots, J>-eph—Go-us-you-please,
Coiwtin, h D—Douinine,
Cooper, Caw b-s—-Awkward Sqaad.
Curtis Wm M—Cninaman
Dn ‘erty. P-r iirl from Kentucky.
lilbon, Wule —fhil boro, No 7,
LD \rigaur- ft pss
1) use, ” nym Atal Chioe.
Diw, . lune} -rcuant Saior.
Li -Every inch a Sailor.
view, J lav es, W L--Vaeguard. haVies, A—U plain Jinks. Davies, JR Tobogwan. rarl-, W.a—Gwine Hone to Georgity
Paver, verhar J -Court Jester, Ira Ds Pal wer—Mexk a. Porsason, John—Binds.van Fercason, K-nneto—Bindsman, fireey. BE luce—News wy.
nm, \vin—-S vee Sixteen (colored.) foul far Lousemaid, Hea Karnest~ Fireuan., Hyndina Jan “-Suoweh over, He » ‘er G t:—Josiah Allan. Lich. A~ lewa. Lirue, ( : lown, Moore, G i U 3 Cavalry Officer. Max w tz ~-ailor Boy, Guinace, Mabon, |) .rvest— Colored Gent. Mason, J 3—lrummer. Morris, i y ~Fireman, Maloney, Jutin—Colored Girl
Voy, Willer —Tom Pace
THE DAILY
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Mil'er, Fred—Chinese B vy. Viorray, | ?@—tu MeDonakt, S--Man-of-war Sailor.
Mo Teron, (3 id--De, Andrew Mc lvile MekKie, G Donuybr ok: . a
kish Oilboer
Mebon ld, Pete Jockey, MePierson, Wil ie Clown, McNeill, Geo—Clown, M. Kar, Ca ster if MS Dreadnot. folwiuns h, thedles se.ro Minstrel, Mt Kinnon, Geox New Haves kish Girl. \1 4-4 «xl, tlenry ) flighland Laddie.
hi, Chas A--HMixiblend Chieitai
ss hieitain
MeN «id, Joseph ti Neapolitan Peasant,
McGregor, +1 irt} wetonalad, Frank—Mrs MeGints Nelson, Wel.ington—J, ckey. ee Newsom W-.Bandsmar. — Newsom, Art—Are You Ready Go. Niel leon lohn Xf :
Nespo itan Dencing Boy.
Clown,
‘ mm. David —M in-of-War Sailor. ‘ very, B R--Kaily Snowball, the Southern Belie i wohoery, Stanley —Clown, Newsom, Albert—-Country Boy ! Uh nt tired CKeY ” ni WGaink. A J hestuut Gone, ; cart 5 b wn iow Kenn Lnele Sam. riue Goo Grandma Bo Peep, awe, CE Mocoms, the Lion Tamer.
Seller, Le i Odnight,
Smita, Frank E—Clown.
Beocele, H ury VMictshipman. Snith, Jdobn—Oneof the Boya, “fra j u-~ Astronomer,
Stewart, beni—Co'ored Lady.
Stanley, Dors y—Indian C icf,
stewart, Rennie—Colored Lady.
Steele, R—The Old Woman who Moon.
Sullivan, Cleaver—Snowshoer.
SeClair, John—Clown,
S: ephenson, Wi ll--Gh ost.
Ti. vior, Jagi
Trainown MB
went to the
rerrib’e effects of Intemperance | Coat of Mail, thorn, W -Negro Wench. ‘\ onnecctt, J W Jack of Clubs, W hear, Joun—Abeeweit, W hear, L-—Tatters.] Wilson, David —Commodore Nut. Wilson, Hf C—Page time Louis XI. Whear, HJ -Artilleryman. W atson, I, W To OrwaAner, ‘Veeks, Chas— F ower Girl.
tilae
EXAMINER, - - - -
OTHER PROVINCES
ae al . fit aN ~<"
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
[SpectaL Despatouks To Tnx Examiner. }
THE CAMPAIGN
Meetings at the West
ALBERTON, Feb. 18.
A large meeting was held at Campbell- ton last night. The electors present were inmost Unanimous in favor of Hackett and Lefurgy. Senator Howlan got a warw reception from his old friends, whom he roused to rally around the Liberal Con- servative party.
The last meeting of the campaign will be held to-night at Palmer’s Road.
Kverything louks well all along the line.
The meeting at Centre Line Road yester- day was a decided victory in favor of Hackett and Lefurgy.
a
Gigdault and Dupont working
Young, R M—Borrowen
x costume fram lifferent persons,
five | |
The Band of the S2nd |
ead choice music
> . : } Battalion furnish. | t} . ! the evening. \ spectators were present and thoroughly enjoyed the rich treat. | We congratulate the Manavers of the Ex- |
; “VaA8l0r on ti success
during : i nhumbder of
iarve
f their efforts in the! carnival line. i
Queen Square Fund.
atiininilbtat |
> a9 mts » * “ , . i
; Result of voting in aid of Queen Square | fund at noon to-day :—
How. Edward Riake............
Tellers —Representing Sir John A. Mac- | donald, Joseph McCarey ; representing | Hon. Edward Blake, Walter Matheson. Phe result will be published daily.
Voters will kindly remember that ballot boxes are placed at
Apothecaries’ Hall,
Reddin’s Drug Store, and
Diamond Bookstore.
_ Ladies can be supplied with pickets of | tickets at the stores of C. D. Rankin and G. H. Haszard.
} er aneems DEMOROMRIG... 0c... . oc cue 1270 cot ae
eee
Oe a | Tae p»blishers of the Week, of Toronto, | oiler in eonnection with the approaching fabilee two prizes of a hundred dollars each for the best poem and oration on the Queen's Jubilee, to be competed for under the follow- ing conditions. The poem not to exceed one hundred lines. The oration not to exceed three thousand words. The competing poems and orations must bear on them a motto and be accompanied by a sealed envelope marked with the motto and enclosing the name and address of writer. The competing poems and orations must be delivered at the Week office, Torouto, not liter than May Ist next; which paper will reserve the right of publication of both poem a l oratioa and which will ward the prizes and be judge of the fulfilment of the conditions.
tillinciapetin’
Irv the Grits ceased abusing and handled the facts '
They would do what their party creed never enacts, |
| Northwest.
vi~— Poni Lilies '
' | ; |
cellent.
| Curip’s overshoes for 65 cents at J. B. Mac-
'
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' ; : '
;
| its independence of political parties,
—--~»——_—
We are pleased to learn that the stock sent
is these we have! by Dr. Jenkins to his ranch in the Northwest
well. The yearling colt by Beacon out of Allen MePhee’s Royal Harry mare is considered by Mr. Geddes, the doc- tor’s partner, to be by far the best colt in the At the Vort McLeod Exhibition last fall, Royal Harry took first prize in the stallion class and Young Hameltonian took first money in the trotting race. We con- gratulate Dr. Jenkins on his success as a stockman.
—— i
Sir Jouxs A. Macponatp and Party will
win, fo elect Grits at present would be a great sin icici ir is stated in well informed circles in Teronte that the Globe will shortly deelare
- ’ Mar. R. B. Nowron arrived home last even- ing, after making an extended tourof the United States and Canada, ati eiia Wurru his tongue ** Master Louis” enter tain i "T'was the same that procured him the fishery claim.
can well
i ie Moxrgison has returned home he was enjoying the
me. A. E. from Montreal, where Carnival.
FArRCHILD’s celebrated Gold Plated and Silver Pens, Pencils and Pencil Charms at a large discount at W. W. Wellner’s.
Twe ‘“‘flie on the wheel” would again like to s0e One Thousand Kight Hundred and Seyenty Three ! ee me
Grip’s Carnival Number at the Diamond
Bookstore. <A few Carnival Stare left.
is ex- febl7 3i
Try Beer & Goff's 30 cent tea. It
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donald’s.
eee
Fresa Persian dates at Beer & Gofls. feb17 3i
Boys and misses overshoes for 75 centa at J. B. Macdonaid’s. npaiiiatcdcds Vicromua Tospoocan Sirpe isin good order and will be open tonight.
Dany at the Excelsior Rink to-night. le Cavyyer peaches, pineapple, tomatoes, corn, lobster, salmon, sardines, ete., at Leer & Golf's. febl7 3i
In this city, on the 18th inst., Sophia Mawley, third daushter of the lite Edward Mawiey, vi London, hosland.
{Paneral from her sister's residence, Prince St., ou Sanday afvernven, at 2 p, m., to Sourhport,]
Charlottetown, on Feb. 18, Herbert, youngest SE ah James and Pradence Puillips, aged two years and one mouth.
Sweet ange! babe thou wer't not given
Long here to dwell,
Pactious' Grit Opposition,
for Conservative Cause,
Ross aud O'Mara declare Allasiance lo Sur Jai,
meee
PURISTS IN QUEBEC,
MISSIONARIES IN MONCTON,
Laird’s Prospects Dim.
SIR CHARLES IN ST. JOHN.
Montreal, Feb. 18.
The Grit blizzard of blackguardism has been succeeded by a cyclone of falsehoods which are telegraphed all over the country in order to keep up drooping spirits of the organized hypocrisy. The first having ig- nominiously failed, they evidently hope to bewilder electors with latter tacties; but ‘*truth cryshed to earth will rise again on Tuesday next, and assert itself with tre- mendous force as it did in 78 and 82.
Dupont and Gigault, elected by accla-f mation, whom the Grits claim as supporters of Blake, are stumping Quebec for the Gov- ernment. They also claim Ross and © Meara as opponents of the Government. Ross telegraphs as follows to Sir John :—
Wuixnipec, Feb. 16.
**Regarding Globe's classification of me, I am a strong’ supporter of yours, and was elected as such in face of strong opposition from local Grit papers. I will continue to support the Government, thinking its policy much better for the country than that of the Opposition,
(Signed) A. W. Ross.”
Mr. O'Meara telegraphed from Kamloops under date 16th inst., that he was elected by acclamation, and hopes his seat in the House of Commons may be as near as possible to the seat occupied by Sir John.
Besides constituencies mentioned yester- day as abandoned by the Grits, they have not nominated party candidates for Soulanges. This makes twenty-three seats already secured to the Government against four to Blake. It is almost as bad as it was four years ago, when they allowed thirty seats to go by defaylt.
Archbishop Tache signed the nomination papers of Hon. Mr. R yal, the Conservative for Provencher.
The Opposition to Sir John, in Carleton, to the Hon, Thos. White,Hou. Mr. Bowell, Hon. Mr. Kirkpatrick, to Ward, Haggart, Bell, Ferguson and Tyrhwitts is purely fa tous.§ Ble Grits also concede that Sir John will redeem Kingston, while Blake will be defeated in West Durham.
Toronto, Feb. 18.
There never was so much excitement here over an election contest. Thousands of Catholics, manufacturers and working- men, who supported Mowatt are as enthu- siastically working for the Government and the National Policy now.
There is no more prabability of Ontario going bick onthe N. P., than there is of Mr. Blake's flying. n
é
Quesec, Feb. 18, The Mercury to-night discloses a boodle
scheme rivalling that of New York. - A. ©. Langelier, brother of the Mayor, and a
prominent Grit, together with other mem- bers of the party of purity, are proven to have accepted bribes in connection with the waterworks. The affair causes a great , sensation, and will be the death knell of the Grits of this city.
Moncrox, Feb. 18.
The English and Irish people of West- moreland are greatly exasperated at the arrival of the Rielite missionaries from | Quebec, to incite the French Acadians against the Government for carrying out the law.
St. Jouy, Feb. 18. Sir Charles Tupper received a magnifi-” cent reception here. t thousand five hundred people last evening, | and for two hours poured hot shot ,and shell into the organized hypocrisy.
Bosay Ler, Feb. 17.
It is reported heie that Mr. Laird has | been sent to the Northwest by Mr. L. H.
Mr. D. in Queen’s County, owing to his great upopularity in his native Province’ Mr. Laird’s friends here feel very sore at Davies’ treachery in deli
dau ty be
From _arth’s r de blast thou art sade te boaven “Pics wolty ps Woe ,
2A Ne ete ie mer
chide agai ePedeiticlbcinn, iin datictnbidebpplnulintct eee eon te
= ged Slt i oh nl ect + monet
-- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1
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eatvediiao~sipse or ee
McDowa!l! addres.ed aun t ay at iresay lor afew nights agoneary es oi) vo cond being
eriuthe settlement tor miles a: presert
Notwithstanding the presence of Mr. Laird’s hencliman, who address sd the meet- ing until they were tired of listening to him, a resolution in fayor of McDowall was unanimously passed. Canvassers for Mr. Laird had visited the settlement a few days previously and were unable to get one siz
niture to Laird’s nomination ‘paper.
a tt te ta ne ee
The Dominion Elections’ Act, 1874,
pe RSUANT to the 121st Section of the above \ct, 1 hereby publish that Donald Fore ison tnd Wiliam Cambell two candidates ut the le lion now peodiuy for the Kiectoral Distr f Qicen’s County, hive severally appointen Veake, uf Chariotictown, aerchant, a tieir and eweh of their Fineneial Agent under the Biid Act, Dated 5th February, 1837. ; : IleNkY LONGWORTH, Returning Oficer for the K ec oral District of Queeu’s County,
reuryze
Feb. 16, 1887,
NOTICE
1 J
IALTIES contemplating introducing the Hot Water Sy stew) inte tigir OW Mings are hereby
ordiady invited tu visit she residence of the sab-
criber, on iuston Sireel. anv Weck-day after
soon, unbil the fiisteof Aare, whore they willb
HhOWb the apparatus in operation, and thus b
ible to judge of its efliciency.
: a ALEX. McKINNON,
Feb. 8. 1887-1 wk pat
Political Meetings !
[HE Candidates will be happy to meet the electors of Queen's County at the following times and plaice
Coran Ban Bridge, Friday, Feb. 13th, at ¢ Yolock, p.m. Duck's Schoolhouse, Tracadie Cross Roads
“aturday, Feb. 1900, at 6 o'clock, p. m, Jan. 24ih, 1887—pat her
MULE Under-igt ed would bez to inform the citi-
Zeusol ( harottetown thit he has op ned «# shou four lustiruciion in the Manly art of S-lf D fence, over Mil er Bro'hers, Where he may b een daily ‘rom zp. m,Hill6y. m, ats» on Mou iay, We nesday, Friday aud Saturday nighis,
isym 7 till 10 p. in. F. J. STEELE.
Feb. 4,1 87—6i pa
CABTNGROHIP NOTICE
MM": GEORGE M. MOORE has this day been “"< udinticed a imem oer of vur ficin.
PERKINS & SPERNS.
Ch'town, Jan. 15, 1-87—feb. 4 2wks & wky 2i
ITs TY
PURI
29, C2; ?
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RES amenneetnie ae >
CERTIFIED TO. BY
Se. W. BaS Tt,
DOMINION ANALYST, St. Johu, N.B.
Feb. 10, 1887.
W. N. iA N | ( N. New Watches,
T » gt ra
New Clocks,
New Jewelry, TUE undersigned, in introducing himself to the * puolic, wishes to annuvunce tnat he has opeued his store ou UPPER QUEEN STREET,
where he has on hand a large »ssortment of Watches, Clocks and Jew: lry, in all the lates!
desizns, Also, lo arrive, sev. ral cases vf Clucks and Electru-plated Ware.
HO OLD ST0CK—ALL GOODS NEW.
After nine years’ experience in the largest
Jewelry Store in this Province, I can
Guarantee Satisfaction
NNIPEG, a , | ir as 17 i veeewceiney Bf, ASLAND Bulli
eg A A
( Nand after MUNWAY. Febraary Mth, the Repxular Praise on the Cape Vraverse Braue W LU run dails (Sundays excep.ed) as fo.lo wsi— Leave Cape Traverse at 6 4+ a. m.. connectin: at Uoeunty Line Junction with trains for cast an west. iwave County Line Junction at 4,19 p. m., con- necting tuere with trains from east and west. JAMKsS COLEMAN, Superintendent, Ruilway Office, Ch’town, Feb. uti. 1857. —ex pat Gi wky di her guati
oR OC. A.
YHE Y. M. C. A. Razaar Committee inten: Hobiogtiew sale of useful oud fancy ariicle: mM WrevoNk-UAY and (HUURKSUAY, April 13 nd soit. 6 Coutribuiions will be gratetuil) f@veived by-- MIRS. SHENTON, President M rs. J.J. iavies, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. G. Brem- ner, Vice Presideuts. Mrs. Poole. * Mackinlay,
Mrs. Lewis, Miss ~henton,
. J. M. sicLeod, Henalcy,
* Wintinaen, ** Dbaw. vai, Carruthcrs. * EF. Weeks,
* DD. MacN. ill, * s. Muicn,
* Unsworth, * Mutck,
“ Montgomery, * &. oruwn,
* Nei: Mavieud, ** Laird,
“' Bat ana, * Alice Weeks.
“* G. sucleod, “ Lb. MacNeill,
“ Gidley), “* Makinlay.
Mrs. W..W. Stanley,
KLIZA MacNEILL, S-cretary. Seb, 8—tl sale 3aw tu th sat
Liv.rpool Traders.
SPRING - - 1887.
THE CLIPPER BARQUE
“QHORGE PEAKE,”
550 Tons Register, OR THE CLIPPER BARK
“MOSELLE”
50) Tons Register,
WILL SAIL FROM
Liverpool for Charlottetown,
DIRECT ABOUT TUE. Ist APRIL, and will. carry Goods at through rates, to a! points or the Isiand, where the R ulway cunnects, al very Lowest Kuies.
The “George Peake” is now at Liverpool. Eot! vessels have govd accommodation four passen scrs.
For Freight or Passage, apply in London t JOUN PircatkN & sons, 16 Great Winchesi+s Sirect, KK. C.; in Liverpool to Prrcams, “ROTHERS, 57 South John Street, or here to thi
owners, DFAKE BROS. & 69.
Ch'town, Feb. 1st. 1887—6w eod
Notice of Meeting.
THE General Annual Meeting of the Shere- Lulders of the MERCHANTS BANK Ut PRINCE EUWARD ISLAND, for the election of Wirectors and receiving a statemen! of tu affairs of the Bank, wil be held at the Bankin: Office, on THUKSDAY, MAKCH 3D, at the heurof ELEVEN o'clock, a. m, Proxies tor Voting must be left with the Cash ier un ur befure ‘Tuesday, March Ist. Ly order, kF. MITCHELL, Cashier. Feb. 10—tu th sat tl mar 3
- PENDERS,
~EALFD TENDERS will be received at the “ City Clerk's otfice up to nuova on
TUESDAY, Ist MARCH
next,from persons willing to contract for the erec tion of a vrick buiding for the use of the Fire Department, etc,
Vlans and Speeificationsto be seen at } Phiilips & C wappell, are vitects,
A ccriiticd Check equal to five per cent of con- tracl must accompany each Tonder.
‘The Counc.) dun bind tuemselves to accep the lowest or any [+n ter.
y order.
A. id. MacPHERSON.,
OCuy Cierk. Feb. 15, 1887, tu th sa,
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QUuel ‘3
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TENDERS will until lst MAkCil, next, Willing to Contract for the nece-teat ions, Repaiis, &:, io the Quecns® Queen Strect. as per plans aud spec fi a cenutthe« fice of Ful 's Build py. The work to be Com) the Ist August mext, The Subseriber dors not bind himself the lowest or avy tender.
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WANES, LN, BOUNG, ae
in all repairs wo Watches, Clucks and Jewelry TO LET—A House on Douglas Street, West,
intrusted tv my Care.
temember the plice —next door to Earris’ Tin
Store (opposite Miller dros.) ALL WORK WARRANTED, W. N. TASTON.
Ch'town, Jan. 74, 1887--law & wky__
BARGAINS |
Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, &e
und inal! kinds of Household Furniture, such as
Parlor, Dining-roow and ised-room, a:l Kinds.
Heds'eads, Neds, Mat asses. Piliow-, all kinds
containing 7 reoms. »]l im good repair; pos session piven im nedately. Aypy to James Uradley, Great Gror se >iveet. teb/8 2Zaw Uf WANTED IMMED*ATELY—\ Cook and a
tisusemald, to Waom gopd wages wil be given; references requirnd. Apply at Tue EXAMINER vllice. feb 17
tlouse Ccoutaining five or six rooms; rene moderate.
- BARGAINS WANTED—To Rent, about first of May, a
Apply at unis office. tebl7
\V ANTED ~A good general servant (libera’ Wages) in uw smal family; references re- quired. Appiy at this office. feb
of Coairs. Lounges, 3 fas, Sid-bowrds, Ch ffon- Foe SALE— \-good Mileh Cow (newly calved
jers, Hook-cases, ‘Tables, Wasbstanuds,
| Cradles, Cots, Cribs, &v.
PAC PU ve FRAMES
and Pietnre Frame Mou'ding—lite Styles and Finest Qualiiy--Cueap.
Lonokinz Glosses and Mirrors. verv low.
Ali kinds of Window Purviture, such as Choua
Green blinds and Saades, Corvices, Poles, Kings Holde s, sauds, Chains, Hooks, lera, XC.
ALsa—The Grand-daddy Chairs, Wire Mat- trasses, ( hildreu’s Slsighs, Carts and Wa.gons—
cheap, cheap, at
JOHN NEWSON'S
He addresseil two |
QUEEN SQUARE, (Op. New Post Office) Jan. 27, 1887—3 mos pat her
‘Canadian Book and Bible Oo.
H \VE just issued the only authentic Life ed: , Wish his corres- T° LET—That brick House on Dundas Kspla-
His Holiness Pope Leo XIIT
Davies, for fear of the injury he would do pendence, Cathoiic Dictionary and a host of valu- ar.e work. beantiiuidy prevared. well boan:t, low in We want
able information about Catholicism. A
price, sold enmly by sub-cription. Agents in every city, town and country. Addres-: Maritime Branch ©
Siu ks,
Biind Rel-
Apply at EXaMIn&k vffice. tubs
MILENER'S ASli SIFTER.—A few -
vue Warrauted. feb
lef!; every 12wks
OOK-Ki:EPER WANTED—A_ competent young tian; must be well recommended, Apply vy leteer to POO. ox 277. jana 22
—_—_
. RE MOVAIL—Miss Clark, Dress and Mantle siaker, has moved tu a shop in Mr. Wadimian’s
huuse, on Graltou Sireet, opposite Ur. Taylor's.
jauzi 3i wky 2i pd
TO LET--A House on Pleasant Street, with ‘ stavie end weil in yard. Applyto W — d. eos |
¥ “0 LE?—Shop and Tenement on Upper Queen T Street, lately occupied by W. W Rodd,
Apply on the premises, nov24tf
(pO LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor chester, street, formeriy occupied by Owen
Connvlly; immediate possession given, For | terms and particulars apply « Owen Connoliy. inn2l end
nade, now in the possession of t. i. Haszard, .; possession given Ist October next. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. iun2! eod ¢
Fo Se yr ‘
the Largest Stock of Cigars in the city,
HOTEL.
Mersit. Chappel) &
London”
LS the most reliable plice iu the city to get Fresh
The Raif-shell Beportment cannot be surpassed in the Provinee for conven-
with the
that are served in the Saloon have never failed to
of those who order by the Pint, Quart, &e., and are always agreeably sur-
and the
JOHN JOY.
Inland Steam Navigation Company eof Prince Edward Island.
THE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of
the Com- sAY, the cn, BD. ti.
the trunsaction
By order of the President an1 Directors,
JOUUN HUGHES Secretary.
ve received by the Subscriber
‘y peieon » Al era- Building, i ns tobe Pi 1 ip, leted uy
to .ccept
JOUN J. DAVIS.
2, ” on PU os of .e* Re @ ? *% ¢.
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Dec. 8, 1836.
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