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Local and Other [tena . 3 : o k disporled i a p St. John S reports that 4 n le parts o} Di - Was t young nren to at oily Travell ny > e class. oe @ \ EAI Halton County, On. . as petit i the Grovernment to per the Scott Act. a 4 ce es merside Pionee reports that John McK e has assigned for the henefit of his tors. Mr. Richard Hunt is the trustec nnwing Preacuixe.—The Rev. M. Campbell, of Woodville, will preach (D. V.)in the Orwell Head ( next Sabbath, Nov. 6th, at 4 lock p. 1 > Ix Q Che Doutneys are holding forth t rge audiences in Quebec Mrs. Deo ys +» Miss P st, 1s assisting them in t WwW n inciaints SALVAGt CORPS Che regular monthly meeting of the Salvage Corps will be held in their rooms to-morrow (Wednesday) evening ati 0 A snarp, ei “CA. aa The Jubilee Singers sing in Summerside this evening. To-merow ‘ Thursday evenings they ean sing in the \ % \. Hall of this city on A Coan Fixp \ Winnipeg despatth says it is stated that a rich find in anthracite coal has been made in Crowe’s Nest Pass. just he ) { sum iit ot the Rocki« =,

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Tar WORKING CLAss Che Trainers’ W ork

ing Class held on Monday and Thursday e s, will amalgamate and meet this s inthe Parlor of the Y. M. C. A. - Business Nore Messrs. Norton & Fen- nell have leased the large premises, corner of Sidney and Queen Streets, formerly occupied

and will quarters next spring,

by the Charlottetown Shoe Factory,

remove into their new

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Beware or Him.—The person who is hawk-

ing imiertor Specta les through the city, and represevting himself to be my agent, isa frand You can only get the Laurence Glasses at the Diamond Beokstore.—Turo. L L-HAPPELLE iit, e . Bre Isereast From ethe Canada

Gazette it is learned that during the first three mths of the present fiscal year, ending Sept. 30, the exports of Canada have been er $2,500,000 more than during the same

period last y The increased

i export of fig: for the last

juarter amounts to nearly $250,000 dik He Deservep Success A New York tele-

graph operat

r named Murphy, made a deter- mined

effort to commit suicide last week, He shot himself inthe left breast, cut his head with a small penknife, fractured his skull witha stove lifter, and then tried to hang himself with a clothes line. He will probably ly die ae Monty No Ossect.—On Saturday last the following cablegram was sent from Detroit to Irish National League: ‘To Joseph Gillis Beggar, M.-P., Cardiff, Wales - Your friends in America are’ of one mind. Coercion must be fought to the last ditch l place to your credit to-day ten llars. (Signed) Charles O'Reilly,

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} tre . .¥ +! the treasurer of tine

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MORNING SERVICES the sermons in the Methodist churches of this city will next Sund ty he pre whed by the Rev. Dr. Suther- land, of Toronto, and the Rey, T, Hiraiwa, a native Japanese m/ssionary. These gentle men me as uti nary deputation, and will t spe the missionary meet- ings to b ld following Monday and Tuesd evenings

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PERSONAI ee o. 26 ae

Ss nerside, is registered at the Osborne. R lr, W. Johustone, Crapaud, is in the H it tne Osborne.

\ l. W. Lawson, of London, Eng., is at the tra }

{ under Boulton has concluded work for 130n on his hydrographic survey of Georgian Bay tle returns to Ottawa on Monda

oe INDLI Since the disap- pearance of Mordaunt RB. Burtch, law student in Rykert & In soll’s office, at St, COather-

ine’s, Ont., it has been discovered that he sys-

lefrauded his employers by enter- bank-book amounts he was sent to and keeping the money, and previous with the $7,000 obtained on two of he secured a $100 dia-

tematically ing in the deposit to leaving his e nployer 3 drafts, mond ring on credit, Se

Qcick S#avine.— Recently, in London, there was an extraordinary shaving match against time decided, Teddy Wick, the champion barber, being backed to shave 50 persons in 60 minutes for £15. He actually shaved 77 in 59 minutes and 53 seconds, and thus won the stakes. In the first quarter of an hour he disposed of 2] men, in the second 14, in the third 19, and in the last 14 minutes and 53 seconds he put on a spurt and finished off 23

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Deatna or an IsLaANDER.—The Gloucester, Mass., Advertiser records the, death of Pius Steele, aged 24 years, a native of Newport, (?) ». E. L., and akinsman of the Bishop of Char- lottetown. His death was the result of ex- posure, from a singular chain of circum- stances. While acting as manager of a bene-

fit ball in aid of a man injured on the roller coast, some one, possibly knowing he was away from home, attempted to break into his house. His young wite, being frightened, took her babe and sought shelter in the attic, where they remained unti] the husband's re- turn. The next day she was attacked with fever, and after six weeks close attention at her bedside Mr. Steele was taken sick, and in his w eakened state failed to rally, hase

A Distriyevisnep Visrron.—Frank C. Mc. Neally, who robbed the Saco, Me., Savings Bank of $200,000 in cash and securities, was in the city yesterday week. He registered at the Victoria as Thomas Barnes, of Syracuse, N. Y., and said he had come down the line on ‘freight train. He breakfasted at the hotel

then driven to Westfield, where he western train, saying he was on his way to theold country. He was identified by Hie hotel clerk and the driver from a photo- graph shown them by Detective Ring. Mc Neally—if that was the stranger's name—had & large amount of money sewn into his coat lining, and those who saw him say, Ce arried a ‘roll of bills as large as a man’s leg.” Most of the bills were those of the Merchant's Bank bf Halifax. He offered tobuy a conch and

spun OY My J. B. Bem: —oF, Join Telegraph.

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DAILY EXAMINER, - - -

ee . ne . . Local and Other items. The Summerside Races. inropsiate: is the latest. Rather a small numbe r, probably a ° hundred and fifty, attended tho races at SAiLep, ~The S. S. Miranda ealléd for Mow | Summerside driving park on Friday after-

York via Halifax last night, 5: oo A joint meeting of the

two workers an r classes will be

“he id to —

in the Y, M. A. parlor at 8 o'clock p- ™ ae eee Tw. M. . A.—All ladies interested in the ¥. 4% GC A. am requested to attend a meet- ing In the new parlor on Wednesday the 2nd at 4 o clock, > ———.

MARKYING Tar Famery. The Albert Co.,. N. B., Obse says that Councillor Garland has taken to himse lf another bride--a sister to his first two wives.

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SEASON ABL the ice cream placard has been laid aw: Ly until next summer, and as a/| consequence the young man now fearlessly walks the street with his best girl. ;

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STIPENDIARY MAGisTRate’s Court.——Seven teen Scott Act cases on the docket this morn- ing. Seven were dismissed and the remainder postponed. The Courtroom was crowded.

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Tae Jceree Stxcers.—Secure your tickets at once for the jubilee concert. Only a limited number are for sale. No discount will be allowed after 5 o'clock on the evening of the concert.

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New Posr Orric: A new post otfice has been opened at Dalcviow, Lot 55, between the school districts of New Dominion Fair view and Nine Mile Creek. Donald MeNeil} is postmaster,

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Fine Porrrair.—A very fine portrait of ., 3 Weeks, KE q., may he seen at Newson’s It isa striking likeness as well as an exe ellent work of art. The artist is Mr. R. Harris, R. C. A., who is just now visiting in the city.

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AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. —Families taking advantage of the discount on tickets for the Jubilee Singers concert must in all cases procure their tickets before 5 o'clock on the evening of the concert. No discount will be allowed at the door.

- 7 Tue Turr.—The match race between H. J. Kennedy’s mare Nellie T. and A. D. Dun- phy’s horse Scott Act, came off at Upton Park yesterday afternoon and was won by Nellie T. in three straight heats. The track was somewhat heavy. A ¢ goodly number of

people witnessed the race.

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CAN YOU ASK FOR MORE PROOF ?—Water ville, Me., Nov. 17, 1886. F. W. Kinsman & Co.—Gentlemen : ‘‘ Ihave used your Adam-

son's Botanic Balsam in my family for several] yearsand have found it a very pleasant remedy to take, and most satisfactory in relieving colds. Iam glad to recommend it toothers. Yours truly, M. W. Sterling, Pastor Methodist Episcapal Church in Wate - ville, Me.” Trial bottles 10 cents. dy wy lw vegies

A Raitway Smasu Up, occurred at Irishtown crossing, near Moncton, on Saturday night last. The drawbar be- tween two 20 ton coal gondolas of a special from Springhill, broke, “and three gondolas and three box cars went off the track. The gondolas were smashed to kindling wood, the coal was scattered about and. the track torn up. The express trains were délayed till five o clock on Sunday morning. The men worked all day and the track was cleared on Sunday

evening about dark. No persons were in jured. as Tue Sunootrne Season.—The season has

arrived when the small boy borrows a gun or revolver and hies himself off to the wood in search of game. That he sometimes hits gomething is evidenced by the case of a young Halifax lad named Malone, who went out

shooting on Saturday last, and returned to the city later on with the side of his face torn off. The story he tells is that he was carry- ing the gun by the barrel, the butt trailing, when the trigger caught and the charge ex- pladed with the result above mentioned. We trust that parents will keep asharp look out

after their boys, and be very chary about allowing them to carry firearms, iiinne THE FIRE RECORD.—Says the Summerside

Pioneer :—‘* Some malicious person on Wed- nesday night tried to set fire to D. Stewart's store. At the back door a box of coal was setting about a footor so from the building. The wall of the building, the side of the box next to the wall, and the coal in the box had been saturated with oil, and some paper and extinguished matches were found in the box the next morning. There is little doubt but that the guilty parties could be easily found. A barn belonging to Gee. Sutherland, at Bathurst, was a few days ago destroyed by fire with all its cantents, includ- ing six cows, four horses, farming implements and the season's crop. Loss $3,500,

The Baptist Church at Bear River, N.5., took fire on Saturday afternoon and was with difficulty saved from destruction, The fire originated 1 near the furnage,

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Supreme Court.

THE Supreme Court met this the three judges on the bench. regular routine business the first called.

Alexander McLeod, appellant, vs. Peter Gillis, respondent. An appeal from the County Court of King’s County recently heard at Georgetown, “when judgment was reserved. Mr. Peters gave judgment, allowing the appeal with costg.

Henry Longworth, appellant,vs. Andrew McG, Smith, repondent. An appeal from the County County is now being heard. Mr. Mason for appellant, Mr. vemennent.

forenoon, After the case

" | BECAUSE of failing health, the

HOTEL “ARRIV ALS.

OSBORNE HOUSE.

Oct 31—Fred M Clay, Victoria; George A Blewett, Toronto; J H ‘Archibald, Stewiacke; J F Willis, Stellarton; Chas Greig, Halifax; Miss O'Neill, Vernon River; Wm ‘orbes, Los

Angeles, Cal; Jas Stewart, Pt Prim; Kenneth ’ orrison, Eldon; J D Irving, Buctouche: Rev A B McLeod, Mt Stewart; ev W H Spencer, Geo'town; L W McKenzie, St Peters; Henry MoDougall, Belmont, Lot 16; W O Roberts, E K Kinsman, John H Bell and wife, Sum+ merside.

RANKIN HOUSE.

Oct 31—Fred H Ball, St John; Jos Read, S'Side;jF Foshay, Philadelphia; C J Stiurge, London; W T Lawson, London, Eng; J M | McLeod, Amherst; D M Kerr, Meatreal;. R Kj McKenzie, Flat River; J A Downs, Montreal,

M Lewis, London; W Wright, Montreal, |

MARRIED.»

At Chelsea, Mass., of the bride's father, by

the Rev. Dr. D. Dor-

Emily. Simin v JP eka oR Rirenay” Or |

indeed |

—A big smash up |

was }

E. W. TAYLOR,|

Martin for |

noon last. Though the day was fine, the track, owing to the rains and frosts of the previous five or six days, was heavy and “ greasy,” and not at all suitable for fast trotting. The judges were Messrs. J. 0. Arsenault, Wellington, starter: J. B Russ and Daniel ¢ ween ll, W. A. Noonan, Summerside, timer. The first race called was for the three year- olds, in which there were only two entries Jas. MeNeill’s (Summerside) black Dinah, and Thomas T uplin’s River), brown mm: “o Ethel De an,

mare (Indian both by

Dean Swift nuh drew the pole, and won the first “de it easily by about seventy- | five yards, in 3.283, In the aecond heat ishe again led off Kithel’s driver pushed jher, and at the half mile Dinah « nly led by one length. This lead, however, she incnaedt» sx or eight leigtis atthe fintsh. Time, 3.217. The third heat w: morely a repetition of the two ptevious ones, Dinah coming in an easy winner by about eighty yards in 3.20 Summary :

Three-year-old Race --Purse $15. Mile heats, best 3 in 5.

Jas. MeNeill, e m. Dinah (J. Steele). .1 1 I. Taplin, br. m. Ethel Dean (FP. Tuplin). >

Time 3.283, 3.213, 3.20.

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The next race was the three minute class, the entries being Geo. Muttart’s (Summer-

side) Donald, by All Right, and Geo. B. Sims’ (Kensington) Whistler. | Donald drew first position, and they got away at the fourth score. Whistler led nestly al the first round, and at the half’ they were pretty we: ll abreast. At the sec md turn Whistler broke badly, and Donald passed him and held his lead, coming in about twenty-five yards ahead in 3.084. In the second heat they started on the firat score Whistler broke at the quarter, but gained considerably on the home stretch.

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led by two lengths at the half, which he held till near thedast turn, from which it was neck and neck to the wire, Donald winning by half alength in 3.03. Sum- mary : :

Three minute~class—Purse $20. Mile heats. Best 2 in 3. George Muttart, g g Donald (Muttart)....1 1 G. B. Sims, ch g W histler (Sims) 5 oa ee

Time—3.08}, 3.03.

Black Pilot was on the ground, and was driven around the track several times. The speed and action of this handsome son of All Right, were much admired by those present, but, owing to the track being in such poor condition for speeding, he did not trot against the record, and bets were declared off. He was timed for half a mile, which he did in 1. 18}, remarkable time for | such a track.- =f" iculturist,

New. Ornamental and Useful

Mlver Mou

GOODS,

Fruit & Cake Baskets, DESSERT SETS, Sugars & Creams, Egg Stands, Salts, MUSTARDS (very cheap),

Trays and Waiters, Caps and Sau- cers, Napkin Rings, Spoons, &c.

New Brass & Brongs Goods

PHOTO FRAMES, FIGURES, STATUETTES,

Jugs, Vases, Inkstinds, Candlesticks |

(Solid Brass.) NOVELTIES IN

Toy Watches, &. ,

ALSO

Plush Jewel Cases, |

CAMLRON BLOCK.

oct20—2aw wy

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“TO RENT, OR SELL.

owner offers |

his well-cultivatea

in a good locality and possessing fine facilities for getting manure, with Stock and Farm Imple- ments, it wished, at a very moderate rent, qr} w uld Sell on easy terms.

To the right man, even if capital is limited, who wants to succeed, an unusual opportunity is

offered, “A. B.,’ EXAMINER office,

Call on, or address, Ch’town, Oct, 25, 1887—2i eod wky pat & ex 3i

WANTED.

A energetic and pushing Man, with Horse and Carriage, for two months’ travel on the Isiand. Libera! weekly salary to the right

Oct. 26:b, at the residence | TH 5

applicant. Beat of references or else security required. For full particulars address

BOX 18, ST. JOHN, N. B, Oct. 7, 2aw &§wky

WANTED.

agg odes wishes to engage a Journey | man Shoemsler fer twelve months; good wages to the right man. Apply immediately to

"em Ceti ts7—-waly —

Summerside ;

is 5.8. British Crown Donald !} 8.8. Ulunda..

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“00 Tons Register, classed Al at Lloyds,

ALSO, BRIGANTINE

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= Tons Register, now lying at Peake’s No. . harf. are open for charter to load Potatoes.

Outs, and other prodacts of the Island for United |

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exit tates Ports or West Indies, | Apply to

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PEAKE BROS. & C0.., OWNERS. Ch’ town, Oct. 21, ott

RF U RNESS STEAMSHIP CO'Y,

HALIFAX AND LONDON.

T° is intended that those Steamers shall make the following sailings :

London to Halifax :

fi daSpnan cease .. about Oct, So eas kien aa about Oct. 27th ..about Nov. &th

Halifax to London: :

it SP io 5 dui. bens SELL oc about Nov. 20th

Good Passenger Accommodation.

freight both ways at low rates,

Through Bills of Lading from al} points on P. KE, Island, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, to Continental and other ports.

For Rates of Freight and other particulars apply to

| W. W. CLARKE,

agent. a Charlottetown, P. EK. L. | P [CK FOR D & BLA

Oct. li,

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ojitax. 1887.

APPLES.

& STORE :

150 Barrels Choice, No. 1 Gravensteins, offered to the trade in -_ of fiver barrels and upwards,

at.Auction Pric A, McNEILL, Auctioneer. Ch'town, Oct. 24, 1887.—tf

WANTS, ‘Los ST, FOUND de,

oR SALE—A Cow (newiy eeniei: fn}l breed. Apply to Philip Coyle, Kent Street Easi. novi ti pd

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Peddler; good references required. Apply to M. Steven. son, Tinsmith, ai wky 2i

W ‘NrED—a Girl 12 or 15 years old to ido errands and make herself generally useful in

a small family where another servant is kept.

é.pply at this office, oct31 3i

PPHE 5s 3 young lads wha yes the Gvercoat

out of the entry of the Baptist Church, last evening, had better return it at once as they are known, isaac W. Wadman.

ceria anitelocigieiieees tain D® LE 3S AND MAN TLE MAKING— Mrs, Pyne,

late of Hampton, N. B, where she has had six years’ experience in Dress and Mantle Making, will now give satisfac'ion to all who may be disposed to give her a call at No. 79

Hillsborouy h Street. oct 29 5i 1 0 LET Cottage, 6 rooms. 5 minutes’ walk

froii market.

Apply at Reddin’s Drug Store. ! oc'29 tf

iW ANTED—A Servant Girl. Crosuy, Hillsborough St,

J O BE SOLD, (owner going to Europe) a dark

brown horse- -good driver—about 44 years old

-weighs about 1,100 los. Apply to Ma. RaypEn, West : surest, city. oct 28 31 fri sat m

WANTED-A ‘Chamber Maid and Assistant

Apply to Mrs. oct28

Cuok for a hotel. Apply at once at this oftice. oct2? 3i eod pd O LET—A des Seahie residence On Dorchester

Street Haat, lately occupied by the subscriber, F. W. Hales, to whom apply for particulars. oct27 tf

FoR SALE—One-half of Town Lot No. 28, on

corner of Hillsborough and Fitzroy Streets, | with the Dwellinz, Coach House and Stables 7 | thereon. One-half of the purchase may remain | on mortgage at 6 per cent. per annum. Enquire of John Stumbles. oct2?7 2wkseod pd

| W? ANTED—

A good General Servant in a small Apply at THE EXAMINER office. octli tf

family.

Be Y your Furniture at John Newson’s. You

can always rely upon his word. He would Saas (even if he had good grounds) publish at foot of +18 advertisement an insinuating paragraph. i reficecting uvon trade competitors. He believes

jin honorabe dealing all round. Such virtue ' mcrits pnblic patronage. Call and examine his | fine stock. octl4 if

} To. r ET—A House of Water Street, opposite Railway Station. in good repair, containing seven rooms. Apply at EXAMINER Office.

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po O LET —Half of a double house oa Kent Street, | near Pownal Street. Appy at ExAMINER office. octl3 tf

| cr — } A VERY good Parlor Organ for sale at reduced

+“ price. Apply to P. O. Box 155, sep 23 eod tf

W: AN TED—A Nurse Maid to take charge of a younginfant, Apply to Mrs. F. Peters, Sid-

| mont, Charlottetown. octd tf

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FEATHERS Cleaned ‘and Curled at poe

House— Mrs. Macinnis. ser Bie

T O LET—The store lately orcapied by A. E, Yuill; immediate possession. Apply to M, Stevensaqn, Queen Street, yunel4 tf

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| O LEt- One-half of a House on Sidney Street containing seven rooms, now occupied by ' Captain Kickham; possession will be given 20th October. For further particulars apply on tho | premises. oct26 tf

| WAN TED—A Girl for genera] housework ina small fumily. Apply to Mrs. — eae. | Ki ng Street, 254i

ACCOMMODATED — At Mrs. Sireet, between Dor- oct: 3 ead tf

r BOARDERS MecLean’s. Hillsborongh chester and King.

if}1o LET ~ Gne- half of Two- story House on

' Fitgroy Stree’, adjoining John Stumbles, can- taining six rooms, with large poreh.— Patrick Sherry soptas tf

: EF mm SALE—A young Brown Stout Mare Colt,

2} years old. Enquire at Dover & RKobert- | Son's, Charlottetown. oct!8 tf

F )R SALE—One small Steam Engine, used but very little and in good repair; also. one up- They will be sold

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right Steam Boiler, complete. oquire

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OVERSHOES AND RUBBERS.

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| Nole Leather at Low Prices at

GOFF BROS

Ch'town, Oct. 29, 1887—eod & wky

NEW FALL G85

Now OF HIN.

J. Bo MACDONALD.

Every department full of the Newest Goods.

Everything New in Ladies’ Dress Goods.

Everything New in Ladies’ Jackets.

Everything New in Ladies Hats and Trim- nines.

‘Tremendous Stock of Ready-made Clothing.

Every Inducement to Cash Buyers. Goods Bought Right. Our Prices will be found Lew.

J. B. MACDONALD,

Ch'town, Sept. 26, 87—dy wy—pat

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OPENING AND TO ARniVE

ENGLISH AND CANADIAN

UnY GUUDS & GLUTHING

noe LL, AT —sa—

ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

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Sign of the LION. Queen Street. Ch'town, Sept. 24,1887—eod & wky

2=) CROSS LINE RED CROSS MORRISON & MUSGRAVE,

BROKERS

—~AND— Commission Merchants, HALIFAX:

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GEORGE MUSGRAVE,

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THE 8S. 8S. “MERANDA®

IS INTENDED TO SAIL AS FOLLOWS:

Consignments of Island produce will receive | prompt attention.

| Rererences: Thomas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier NEW YORK T0 CHARLOTTETOWN, Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax; George ' ‘ _ Macleod, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia

VaR eae A, | Charlottetown.

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ait eS bd ee US CHARLOTTETOWN 10 NEW YORK, TEA MERCHANTS,

VIA HALIFAX, NOVEMBER 10th. Represented in Canada by

HORSES and CATTLE carried at through Mosgravr, Halifax. rates to Bermuda an est Indies.

Through Bilis of Lading issued -» Philadelphia. Oct. 24, 1887—Imo Baltimore, Savannah, Bermuda, West Indies, | London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Havre, Hambarg, | and other European Ports.

For freight or passage apply to

AN THRAC ITE. FENTON . NEWBERY,

! “COAL. REWARD TO arrive ex Robbie Godfrey, a cargo of

LACKAW ANNA,

Chestnut and Egg Sizes.

71 East Cuear ano 9 & 14 Mixcixe Lang, Lonxvon, ENGLAND. Morrison &

Ch'town, Oct 28. 1387

$500 RE

(SHARLES H. YEO was last seen alive in Char- / jottetown, on the third of January, 1887. He then had in his possessiun a large sum of money,

» > r and it is supposed that he has been mu nnenee Rk. McMILLAN. ‘ihe undersigned, therefore. offers the above reward to sny person who will give such infor- Oct. 29, 1887~dy wy cod tf

mation as will lead to the discovery of the body —

and the apprehensicn and conviction of the mur ro LET —Houre King

and Shop on Square,

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