Tia g er s «as aa oat a Pe “Slander. ee OO ee — SSS pyeeeciess ese a ini Paya a ag at —_—— ee ee ~~ . : eo . i er : ~~ et — ee i ve oom 7 7 a .QQck Lukes | Ae ATL x Bea Mi AEE, J AN o ARY 10, Seo. q Local and Other itexs Teh “PAPE apr in ec: a : A 5. kU Se Rig CS het NS. » BS coauiate®» = me erdins erns’ : Halifax on the l5th ins [SekorAL Desratcurs To THE EXAMINER, | i YHE Subscriber begs to state that — | ™ Tune, Regulaiv, ::¢ wire, & li Pi ‘ ' Another Orange Outbreak in 8 7 C., all Pianos On L cot ili be bed in meutiennttiedl AVING- made an addition to their premises, they are now the Lar gest Exclusively DRY | which hea be taveted, in ah bam i i ou i . a eo lier e we GOODS HOUSE in this Province. Giving their whole attention te this branch, they are | Bros., Queen street, or at his own residence, the Northera Light left Pictou for George Sr. Jeune, Fim den. ®t position to give the very Best Value. ‘north side King Square, t 1 at noon today with mails and pas Another Orange outbreak is reported | — M. REID.

fron Carbonear district on Wednesday. |

or ‘While Dr, Richard Dann, a Roman C aho-| i it vac W. WapMadn is spoekea of as a] lie medical pract titioner at Broad Cove, ag

h’town, Jan. 5, 1885—

CHEAP GOODS, MORTGAGE SALE,

LARGE STOCK, ~~ -

to repres te western proceed by ona sick e all, he was alee i \ sat the con te election by a mob who stabbed him in fourteen | ‘ > ace - oO ' \V illiam i" — * To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court es 4» nll ae a wo em . House, in Summerside, on Hm ge Reform Association” in On an or ee ‘Previous to Stock-taking they will Sell the baiance of their NTT free pp Se by ; ’ » New Yor, Jan. 9. | ji virtue of a power of sale, in an incen- =

Fur-lined CLOAKS at a big reduction,

Capt. Thomas Phelan, of Kansas City, |

MANTLES and JACKETS at a big reduction, | — ture of mortgage, dated’ the thirticth

LEG R it : ‘ oad ° . r day of Octob ) s

lrisa Society | be he'd in their hall; who has been for some years identitied | Ladies’ ULSTERS at a big reducti.n, Men’s Fur CAPS at a big reduction, aa eotanaa cok. diaatae =

thes evening at © cclock § Joka Heanesey, | with the irish movement, was Mabbed word Wool searfs & Squares at a big reductio Knitted Wool JACK ETS at a big reduction. made between James Currie and Mary

Secretar) dangerous!y wounded in O’ Donovan Rossa’s his wife of the one part, and Dugald 8. a i e to-day. He wassaid io have given |

McNutt, of the other part,

eoubt this ig the place t0 buy your A‘ tract, piece or parcel of land

situate, lying and being in Lot or Township number sixteen, in Prince County in Prince Edward Island, bounded ag fol- | lows, that isto say ;— By. a line commenc.

Tue plavs and specifications for the public away information of importance. Baker, | a 7 + li > h » bui lings at Regina are almost compieted.|the man who stabbed Phelan, is under Always Cheap anit prices Reliab f Wil Hil rhe pos hee, the insane asylum, the conrt hal an oe , ae eet ae oe a hg ta oS as a arrest Phelan will not like iy receve?. . se iegne —_— R sg eH Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanecs, Flannels, Wincey,

fae Ontario branch of the Dominion Al.- Bismarck Checked,

j reulatiog petitions throughout the} re Cloths, Linens, Koy &eC, ing ata stake fixed in the north hank or smceis ¢ircu ‘Mig perieions Preugnout ie

; shore of the Quagmire River, on the south- province for alteration in the Scott Act, re- BERLIN, Jan. 9. ag

: . : cast angle of fifty-one acres of land, now, or quiring a three-tifth vote before it can come | In the Reichstag to-day Bismarck was 4 FT| prs he the occupaticn of Alexander A. into operation fayain checked. The Budget committee az Allan, and running thence by the magnetic . " - : moved that the proposed credit of 150,000

, , 1a : meridian of 1764, north five and a half

ore ounpane oe Meeting will be held | marks for African colonization be reduced _—— east ninety chains, thence east in Seott’s Hall on Wednesday evening Sent, | cnc ithied The. motion Was adopted note | eleven chains -au:d fifty links, Psa under the auspices of Prince Edward Division,

Gents’ GLOVES and MITTS, Ladies GLOVES and MITTS,

“a ; ae a withstanding Prince Bismarck’s opposition. | y . five and a half degrees west to the north -_ a = 3 . - a of the ks Silk HANDKERCHIEFS s Fur CAE bs) and MUFFS | bank or shore of the Quagmire River, and ST N. &. Leecal Election SCARFS and TIES, Real Lace SC ARFS, |thence along the same westwardly to the ears M ° i 4 ' a “2 a ans ores <P \ 11 | place of commencement, containing by esti- i ee ene eee | COLLARS and CUFFS, HOSIERY and CORSETS, bom one hundred . noses, be the came s = factu *of dynamite arrives the pine | "REDER ‘ON . v. oor <. | ' ’ TNY , TAG ; LET'S ree Se mg sata he ities ae waepnnsinen, a. R., dens t Gents’ UNDERCLOTHING, Newest CORSETS. little more or less, Also all that other

: : Glasier, the candidate of the Local Gov- tract, piece, or parcel of land, situate, lying west a guy sap diate - PE id iFee ea in ernn lent, was elected by a large majority | F - a i vii i ; pee being in ‘Township neaaher sixteen wane J . . fie went to v. E. Island next day. to di ry. He had lately resigned owing to a SLEPPER PATTERNS, CUsSH io’ PATTERNS, BRACKET! PATTERNS, oe — described - oe sy . , scrutiny being brought before the court to 2 aat | y :—Commencing at a stake unseat him Cotton Goods of Every Description we Guarantee to be as Cheap as any to be found. rectrteng Seago eagles th orden a piece of land in possession of James Cam-

> -- On Twe day (iest val of the E pit auy Bish« p Cameron blessed a new bell bo r the

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harch of Merigomish, N.S. The mission @f! iLieveu Persous Poisoned. €& eron, and running from thence north fifty.

Merigomish, together with that of Vale Col- } nine ime i RKINS & es é ern e2's seven degrees east for the distance of eighty

liery, is under the efficient pastoral charge of Pirrspun«, Pa., Jan. 9. , ~ > chains to the division line of lot number

the Rev. Dr. McGregor. Eleven persons were poisoned by drink- Ch’ town, Dee. 17, 1884 fourteen, thence west along said line nine omnia

‘ing coffee with Rough on Rats in it to- day. chains to the aforesaid Quagmire River,

Tue Pictou News says ‘The Charlettetown | Two of them died. The others are re- ' a thence westwardly along the various overseers of the poor, had the impudence to! covering. V( NT courses of the river to the stake at the place send over here by th» boat last week, an nn- ee | of commencement,’ containing sixty-seven

fortunate man named Anderson of St Steph: en ; : N. B., who is dying of consumption, and had Encouraging Keports. to be taken in charge by our overseers. it nn

vas an inhumaa act te tura a man in his con

ditioa, cut of an hospital at this season of shed

Lonpon Jan. 10 Reporis from the Wolseley expedition aie | year. very cncouraging. It is thought their Way |

x acres of land, a little more or less. Also, all

\Ni\ d ai » pety wine t Aaitional ‘le that tract, piece or parcel of laud, situate, %. RELD wishes four additional pup ‘8 | lying and being i hi ber six-

I 4 N to complete his class in in the mechani- —— SS So

teen in Prince County, described as follows, ‘eal formation of the voice.

that is to say :—Commencing on the bank on

| Persons desirous of obtaining a knowledge the north side of Grand or Ellis River, ot

INS [of the correct method of singing would €o the west boundary of David McEachern’ 5 | well to cali at once.

ee will not now be difficult as in the past. Ss Bysezzisxe Capture. Dominion pons ae land, thence following the various covrses ; Ch’town, Jen. 5, 1885—6i whiy : Police | ctor Skeffiagton is to receive a : wii Sbiiticaickn gpa of the said bank westwardly to James ee eee ee rae Four Soys Browned. ’ 9 —-— —-- nnn x y

reward of 8500 for shadowing John L. ! . ’ , ~ srr > > ohn to Quebec, where he surrendered aud PotrsyIL.e, Pa., Jan. 9, | 7° e } ' . , . ° e } ijaally conseyted to reture to Gotham. Mé four boys were drowned here this after- | oO { ‘ low Anone it . . ‘ ‘ Mahon left New York last August with noon while skating on the ice, which was

$20,000 belonging to the Leather Manufac 'not strong Assets, ist Jan., Iss4 - - turers’ National Bank. ” vi urers’ N ynal Ban Assets in Canada . a i

a >- ‘Uo —

Currie’s east line, thence northwardly along

S A LE said east line io James H. Gillis’ land, thence along James H Gillis’ south line to David McEachren’s west line, thence along

$34,794,746. 50 said west line southwardly to the place of

commencement, containing ninety acres, a 759. 201.72 BANKRUPT STOCK. little more or less, together with the appur- tenances. JoHN Pareiguin, cf Lake Road, Tatama- omanananceatid For further particulars apply at the office gouche, died a tew days ago at the advanced |

isk cen i ‘i ry. Rates Moderate. | J] A™ instrocted by Mr. Rennick to sell by | of Messrs, McLeod, Morson & McQuarvie. age of %% —— — Patriquin was marric d! Probabilities. for the next 25 hours for the | Risks taken im the city and country Public Auction, cian on DUGALD 8. McNUTT,

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Weatner builetin.

if at ut ud had sequently lived 73 years of | sfaritime Provinces. j ee i h 7 h J i Mortgugee. + married life irs. Patriquin, wao survives ; i e rt e t an inst Summerside, Dec, , 1806-—-es80 Bt oaw tu . him, is pony well sheet » oan nie | Toronto, Jan. 10-10 a. m. LEONARD MORRIS, R. R. FITZG ER A LoD, —— oe sak ‘ ‘ - ve iice's pts wee ste], TOROS, Ja. 10-10 8 | D f Canad coun try of a couple living together in mar rried | # = 7 - “ cake wae) _. —- Agent, Summerside. Agent. e Dey ? ominion 0 ana a, life for over ve 3 years. — Sun, ee ee rs diane o : < is a f TWO o’clock i th fter- clearing at night, with lower temperature. Sh’ tow an. 5, 1885—1m: At the hour of ‘ o'clock in the a : :

Bh o : eee : ae nee P . Ch’town, Jan. 5, psig ttt winsinaiieaai ie — “ ' noon, and continuing from day to day, at the Province of Prince Rdward Island,

St. Jouy, N. B’s. mortuary record shows Marsoncceestiat, Oerice a ae — | store recently occupied by Messrs. Bremner that tthe number of deaths in 1854; Oh: oaleite town January 16, 1885 ' Bros., Queen Strect, all their stock in trade, QUEEN'S COUNTY. was G4), an increase of twenty- -one | 5 5 | consisting in part of Books, including Bibles a as : over the preceding year. Consumption car- | Fp cee ected net “ae ‘and Church Services, Hymn Books and works |1N CHANCERY. tied off by far the largeet percentage of | Se otal Tenn cide this morning 8 ). 36.6 : Vy | of standard and other authors, large lot of [L.S.) victims. ‘The death-rate among the aged was | Ter mperatur this morning, at 8 « 0 elock. 1.394 | Letter, Note and Fiat Paper, Envelopes, Ink, roe heavy, no less than 61 being rade ee Chneesinne this ae the Sale are ’ "29.0 Ba | Mucilage, reas or and a ae re vv TORIA, by the Grace of God, of the 80 years of age; 24 from &0 to 90, and 5 from - ee . | ment of such articles as are usually sold ina United Kingdom of Great Britain and 90 to 109 ‘Stationery store ; a well-assorted Case of | Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, &c., &c.

Oe sel ie CURRENT NOTES. aoeamansonctame Sif Pssimeentaiensees | Artist materials, lot of Show cases and Shop; To John Henry Gates, of Charlottetown, in

Tue first meeting of the Caledonian Club | sn = ae i. aa ‘ron Safe with eom- Seeeek tena” - the ae * Prince

: t held last Monday even- | Floods have been doing damage in Indi nares TOW . ‘ ne JOT TS, , Bastion loc ea, &e ward Islan squire, an wa ones, —* oon a ean cunalatel: +0 00G8 have Deeh GolIng Gamage in 1dla. CHI LDR EN’S FANCY CHAIRS, CRADLMYS, Cot TS, This sale oflesn a good chance to country of 58 Regency ‘Street, Westminster, London, ~ : fohn W. B . Exc The land reform agitation has spread to SLEIGHS Ke CH EK AP EST ,and other dealers to obtain their supplies of England, engineer, greeting :

as conn : ental all. Ex Wales. , ; p Hrs , mers | Stationery, &., ike Wecommand you and every of you, that

Scams Vi 1e-P peasant Captain S. Meliae. | | A number of failures are announced in Gl E lis! it math. Very Low B. WILSON i, within eight days after the service of this

a a mer go . " CT 33 Y ima asses Hand Germai. ve AW uctioneer. | writ on you, inclusive of the day of such

Secretary— Aineas A, Macdonald. | England Mirrers & Looking assets, ns isi , : | Ch’to :

gana. wn, Jap, 2, 1884, , laying all other matters and excuses

fhe next meeting will be on Monday even- | Oats in Montreal are in better request -_--- | - | Siar mn a each of you, do cause an ap- ing the 12th ae So at 3 o'clock. ' sw ton a a een ‘ wh Yelle +4 | - °r pearance to be entered for you in our Court for debate: ‘“‘Would the introduction o > f Chancery at Charlottetown, to a bill filed

‘ ure- frame Mouldings is TENDERS ! TENDERS ! of Chan water into Charlottetown by means he water-| The wheat ‘market the world over con- Our stock of Gilt and Walnut Pictur 1 lit . a against yor™by the President, Directors and works be beneficial to the citis rth edger be| tinues to improve. = largest in the Lover Provinces, unrivalled in quality an Company of the Bank of Prince Kdward opened by a promivent member of the Bar of Q aes ag ae . ‘PNDERS «; snediai Island (an Insolvent Banking Company) and “pe Province. Members oi the Caled nes | The election of Mr. Taschereau, M. P.,| variety, and made to suit all kind of pictures—-the Cheapest 1 in| SEALED TENDERS will be lensivods by 1 Smaak f tose Bains aed laciaes Club are expected tv attend and to bring their | for Beauce, is to be contested. ae city | oo ee ’ . eg Seeeteienn Owen and Charles Colson Gardiner (the Ligui- f ~ 2 ’ ° : , y) friends. i | German travelers in West Africa com- * ‘Charlottetown, up to 12 o'clock, noon, = ee cabiaeraiaa eee ond i - jplain of being hampered by British : i U iTS. ‘Saturday, the Tenth day of Jaruary next,

cut RcH SERVI es. —T be tev. John Hutch- | ae eng | y PA RLO i? ‘D., 1885, for the purchase of all the Mochin. as shall oe and oa be ma against = en Se eR oreey wien) ie ry, rintng Pres, Type and Plant in the and fo, sree hour cnr, Comm, tha Ontario—w ill preach in 5 ames vurch to- | e panish consul-general a lebec is hens Dex ican of essrs. remner : ’ i - morrow moruing and evening, at the ee to receive subscriptions for the earthquake peer ee foe er deah on Queen Strest, — Soe 2D caakdeitina tae eea coed hours. In the evening a sermon will be! ,ufforers, ‘ includin among others a __ first-c othe - delivered to the young men of Charlettetown, | 5 . : . Se ee he hiel | Gally’ s ain Half-Mediam Printing Press | ward, and of the said bill being taken pro who are cordially i invited to be present, It is thought that the French forces will Examine our Magn ificent Parlor and Chamber fsutts, which (almost new), 255 cases of type, including a confesso,

Preaching in Zon Church, Presbyterian, ibe removed from Keelung and concentrated a oe are Selling at Cost — and first-class assortment of Job, Fancy, | Witness, the Honorable James Horsfield tomorrow moruing, by Rev. Edward W hi 't | in Tonguin, we al g at VOSst, Plain and (rnamental Type, Cuts, Borders, Peters, as = the Rolls a. gee ae eee iM ae” a The marrizge of Princess Beatrice to| : , d Kitchen ae saek Sealine’ cha clipes ieled' on Ohacletnneee " the ‘Savage third

sg b . Riee. 20 eee . ‘ c 1 St . ballevs ’ "See eo Boptint Church in the| Prince Henry, of Battenburg takes place CHAIRS— Parlor, Chamber, Office, Children's s an 1tc — oe ene oan «wath [dag of Angast, ia: the Sittp-cighth ven of morning by Rev. J. M. McLeod, in the ever-| next spring. Chairs, cheap. All kinds of Upholstering Work, codon inldtane. sihaitioiipia’. our reign. se A ing by Kev. Edward W hitman. Subject : Paris anarchists are making arrangements Painting Varnishing and Gilding. And also for all the Machinery and Plant in (Signed) JAMES D, IRVING,

After union mertings, what og for a meeting at the burial of Louise . the Bindery Department of said Bremner ae Registrar.

Preaching in the Upper Prince ee — Mi ‘hel’s ehadihatel : Fib | Bros,’ establishment, arene Ruling, Cut-| R. R. Frrzceraxp, Solicitor. odist Church in the moraing by Rev r —— ! ’ rm" —i Hair, Flock 1DFe, ting, Perforating, Stebbing, Vire Stitching Ch’town, Dec. 2, 1854—4w oaw tues Rice ; in the evening by Rev. J. M, McLeod. Mr. Errington, the unofticial representa- BEDDING AND MAT TRESS ae } ee ss : and Paging Machines, Standing and Finishing

ee tive of Great Britain at the Vatican, has Exeel» “ior, Wool, Straw—Cheapest i In the city. Presses, a large number of Ruling Points, lot

Mi. Epwarp Ryax, ef the Charlottetown | arrived at Rome. ‘oo a ill as e lfor the plant, type VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARA veh from an ub- : : ci + ; ? ee . eo enders Wi e received fo . Fa i. 4 pe ae Whil hile onhis| ‘The Australian Presbyterians are protest- Bedste: ads, Lounges, Tables, Sideboards, Bookcases, Schefhioneer By! ete , in the Printing and Bindery Depart

tn’ iat ss meeting of the S. F jing against the ennexation of the New a vest. ments sep2rately and also jointly. Said tenders

oa ; a eae - reais through the ice off} Hebrides by France. Wash stands, Xe. Cheay . bow be ou —— — ae = ‘ied . FOR SALE.

Railw W hari, and were it not for the time- ~ ; “eo : c application a 1¢ store o essrs. bremae .

I ; dankateane of other members cf the assceie| Gen. Hobeleff writes to the Russian uews =WSON Bros., where a full and complete inventory of E offer for Sale that valuable Freehold sai there would be a vacancy on the staff of | Papers denouncing England and urging . the above machinery, plant, ete,, may be seen, Farm, known as the “Apple Tree The Herald which it requires an able man to Russia to acquire India. 884 jane where said machwery, eto., may also be Farm,” situate on the St. Peter's Road, eight fill | Statistics of the iron and machinery we town, Vee. 19, 1 —-3mos | are half of purchase money to be| Miles from Charlottetown, containing one

Another perilous es n ‘* was that wes ltrades for the past year go to show that ————= a al abeathinds a \alie” coh Riiceny hundred and eighteen (118) acres of land,

' on os 7 z ‘ “Ge ence Da ed Ra iw om He mae r aioe A Ree sky | While the decrease in price has been about of machinery, etc., and the balance to be ey egy ey ot nae te Legere sees Point ro hasta 98; Cross lod the Thres ‘Vides |15 per cent., the volume of business has secured by approved joint notes at 3 months, | 7 hes and ae within easy sench, part he broke through the ice, and as the current | not materially decreased. The secretary The undersigned does not bind himself to of the farm is hedged with thorn. lots of was strong he had great difficulty in saving | of the United States Iron and Steel Asso- 2) accept the highest or any tender, and sale, if aiinent deal aoe be ehteined tue the River himself, Bir. Yeung returned home alone|cjation thinke no improvement will come i URAN | any, to be made in accordance with conditions elste ot band, ond 6 Government wharf, wet, cold and exhausted, but is to-day, we are | till higher prices are reached in the grain 8 | of sale in Inventory Look. keown as “Apple Tree Wharf,” on the shore : 0 business. markets, otemoee INNICK {the farm. The above farm will be sold on pleased to see, able t attend to 0 | J. A. RENNICK, o i op ; ; easy terms. d ‘ d old Mrs. | Agent. . eal : . Acctpent.— Last evening There's a sad case,’ sai : i g For particulars apply to any of the under- § ie ee Hotel. Keeper, with) | Squagys, as she laid the paper on her knees _ Ch'town, Dec, 29, 1884—tf signed, or at the office of Peters, Peters & three enldren and a woman named Affleck, | and wiped her spectacles ; ‘a bride struck - Stewart, Charlottetown. j 7 ‘ were driving from Centreville. Bedeque, to | dumb after leaving the altar, and at last ac- ° 2.000.000 | PHO ! OS Dated this tirst of November, A. D., 1854. . . Summerside. On the ice off MeDonald’s } counts she hadn’t recovered her speech.’ CAPITAL, - - - a - - - * 3 $ ALEX, McG REGOR, z ~ Point they drove into a spring hole, and all) «ji’s the way of the world, my dear,’ said —— : : ; DONALD STEWART, iu were submerged. Tho cries of Mr, nema. | od Mrs. Squeygs, with a sigh, ‘It's the} HEAD OFFICE — Montreal. i or the Holiday Season ! WILLIAM SCOTT,

all of St. Peters Road

" laborer at Mc- ° j for help were heard by a farm labore | way of the world, some men have all the Ch’town, Nov. 7, 1864_—whly tf

Donald’s. He burried tothe scene and suc- l twek,’

HALIFAX BRANCH - J. Scott Mitchell, Agent.

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ede Noonan, Mrs. Affleck, | o- Le WIS’ Photographs are now known as the — nd nin ee itua-ee but the third, a | — ; most Genuire and Artistic produccions ates on aggre 7. ak De ane , - a ¢ e hed. His bod r | > « WBBS, | i@ the Provinces. tween Kent Stre an - oe bey te r the ace cok MARRIED. ‘Risks ¥ -e?a am ME ost Favorabte Ter Se Landec* ve avd Portrait Work are made by | House, a dark brown silk Umbrella, with a ht ken on shore to Mr. McDoneld’s houze | In this city Oa Dec, 30th, 1584, by Rev. S. | |} men who have real practical ability and known handle, in form of a ring. oe ae bat every attempt to restore life was unsuc-| 7 Rice, Mr. O. R. M. Gay, to Miss Annie | ‘ENT FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: | renown in their respective lines. suitably rewarded by leaving 4 ne sn ) cezwful The survivors of the accident had ie Wood, both of Lot 49, > 2 4. | _ a — yen 2 aonas > AMINER office 600 i— ey a € b JEW S, Gra mn Stree n town, . ee ~ , » noevorw nates, Sie ae was but five| Inthis city on Dee. 31st, 1834, by Rev. 8. | F. H. ARNAUD, (Lew ; UBSCRIRE for THE DAILY EXAMI. oO Stan ec is *h s 4 feet deep. Had it been =. nous ain ahs iat 5 T Mise Jessie | Ch't-v. Jan 18° herchants Kank of Malifex. | declO-—aw whiy3urns NER, if you want the Intest news would bave been left to tell the tale 0 “ ‘