THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 24 1897

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To be sold s¢ Public Auction, in the Sepreme

Court Roem, 1n Charlottetown, in Queen’s

County, on FRIDAY, the ‘Twenty-sixth

day ot Nevem ber, instant, at twelve o'clock,

noon, in persuance of an order made by the said Cowt on the Sixth day of November, instant, in a suit for partitien, wherein

Anhar Longworth Seer, Lewis ‘Herbert

Beer, Mary Ella Brecken, Walter R.

Brecken and Winnifred Elia Brecken are

Complainants, and Horace Hedtey heer and

Edgar Hubert Beer are Defendants.

All thet tract piece and parcctbef Jand » & wte in the Royalty of Charlottetown in Queen's'County aforesrid being part of pasture Lot mambor sixty one, in the-said Royalty, bounded and described as follows, that is to ay: Commencing on the south side of the

a Willow Road (known also as ‘the - Pottery Road) and the western edge of the Mount Béward Road, and running thence wes(ward- ly along the South side of Willew Road, three hendsed and forty five feet, thence at right angies south wardly three hundred and seventy tine Het, thence at right a@gles eastwardly, ‘othe Mount Edward Road, three hundred wd forty five fcet, thence »‘ang the west edge | dMount Edward Road, nearth, to the pl. -c dé commencement, being masked as plots, sumbers five, six, sewen and eight, thirty evmand thirty eight ona plan of certain land sold at public auction by the trustees of Saimt Dunstan’s College, an the thirteenth day of May A. D. 1872, segistered in the

of the Registrar of Deeds, and keeper dplams of Pi ice Edward Ide -d, in Charlotte-

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in theypresent ocevpation af the Honorable Rowam ‘.obert Fitzgerald, AXD ALsoall that wher <tract piece or panodl of land situ- fe |} and being im Charlottetown n Queen's County aforesaid and being part of Town.cts numbers eighty two and eighty thee in the fourth hundred of Town Lots in Charigttetown aforesaid, bamnded as follows, that #s to say: Commencing ata post on the northwest side of the »s.:eet, running along the north side of King’s Squsme at the south- ast comer of a dwelling house formerly owned by the late Thomas Parsoas amd now in the posession of Robcrt McLaawim, theace north Wenty a degrees forty-five minutes, west mcording to the Magnetic Meridian of the year 174g. for the distance «f «one hundred ind sixty feet or to the south aiile of Fitzroy Steet, thence north sixty three degrees fifteem Ginutes east along the south sxte of Fitzroy Steet for the distance’ of ninety eight feet, of the wea.side of Town Lot number eighty hur, thenac south twenty six degrees forty- We minutes. cast, a'ong the western side of Town Lot number eighty four, for the cistance fone humdred and sixty feet to the said street © the north side of King’s Square, and thence westerly, along the northwest side of Mid street, athe distance of forty-five feet, hence north twenty six degrees forty-five minutes west, che distance of ninety six feet, thence at right angles westerly, and paralled 0 said street far the distance of @hirty one eet, thence somih twenty six degrecs forty- ave minutes east, the distance of maaety six eet, or to the eaid street fronting aw King’s Square and thence westerly along the north- Nest Side of said street to the piace of tammencement.

Also all that other tract, piece and pascel of _ § ©, situate at Momtague, in King’s Caunty, " Yrince Edward Idand, bounded and de- ictibed as follows, that is to say: Commeenc- Ing at the sco ith side of 2 road or street runesng

Main Street to the residence formerly “cupie! Ly Pierce Gaal, at the north-west Bt Mgle of a plot of land im possession of Alex- m® “er Martin, and thence running south a lance wf sixty-two feet, and thence running

“stwardly a distance of thirty-six feet and “i inches to a stake set af a distance of ity one and me-half feet from the aud road or street, and thence Mortiwardly a distance of fifty-one and

me-half feet to a stake set on the south side Said road or street, at the distance of forty- tine feet nine inches from the place of com- Rencement, measured along said road of pahy thence eastwardly along said street -, “4 a distance of forty-nine feet nine Shes to the piace of commencement. And also all that tract piece or parcel of | situate lying and being in the Royalty of ee In King’s Cousty, bounded as o oy, to say: On the north by a 163 yY road, on the south by Plot Number ‘ On the east by Plot Number 156, and on , _ by Plot Number 183, containing (8) ha o of land, being Plot Number (164) “ndred and sixty-fcur in the said Royalty 3°Otgetown, os at Charlottetown this fifteenth day ember, A, D., 1897.

D. C. McLEOD, Master in Chancery.

W » LLtam S. STEWART, Complainants’ Solicitor.

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7S | THE NEWS IN SHORT METRE.

| Items of Interest Bolled Down For More hasy Keading,

Elaborate preparations are being mare if r Dr. Nansen’s next expedition in quest of the North Pole.

Nearly all the bu-iness portion of the village of tiverton, Ont., was destroyed by fire a few days ago,

The cew recitation hall which Joho D Rockefeller has just built for Varsar Col- lece at a cost of $100,000, was dedicated at Pvughkeepsie, N. Y, last week.

St. Paul will commemorate the 20:h an- niverssry of its reopening after Sir Christo- pher Wren had rebuilt the ed fice on De cember 2od, with a great Masonic sr- vice,

Mrs. A. M. Dorn, a voung married womars of Selmse, Cal., met death in a strange manner. She was laughing *o heartily that a paroxysm of coughing was caused, which ruptured s blood vessel and caused iastant death.

The aes of the Christian Brothers im Monfreal has giveo instructions that the members of the order are pot to teach night schools in Hull, ae he considers they are already working enough in attending toftheir day duties.

4 London watercolor paimter, who ordered soda water at a bar and was bit in the eye by the cork when the barmaid opened the bottle, has recovered $1,500 damages from the propriotet of the restaur aot, though nostructural @jury was done to the eye.

For an hour and a quarter a mine engin- eer near Bourne, Ore., was whirled around with the@ywhee!l into which he had fallen, but when he recovered consciousness, after the wheel was stopped, it was found thet he was not seriously /gurt. The wheel was a 20 foot one, and was making 125 rewetu- tious a minate.

Oscar Gowing, awealthy manufecturer of shirts, committed suicide in Boston last week by hangiug bimeelf to a bed post with a towel. Mr. Gowing was about sixty~three years ofage. He'left a letter in which he atked that hie body be cremated and his ashes be distriteuted “to the winds and to nature.”

The football players ought te be proud of the tribute which pug:list Corbett pays to their courage and endurance. Mr. Corbett says that he is notafraid to meet the best man that ever stepped into e prize ring. But allthe king’s horses and ali the king’*# men could notdrive him into afootballteam. “I have wo mech regaru for my limbs,” he says. “€ «could not afford to tele chances.”

Sir William Harcourt in @ recent speech described Mr. Chamberlam as a man “lacking in good breeding.” Mr. Chamber- lain in repty compares Sir William to the siatesmen of whom Mr. Leckey has

| written: “Lord Thurlow, though he hada

st: g natural bias towards harsh and des; . i¢ measures, seems torhave taken his politics evuch as he took ‘his brief, and be bai that sir of cynicel, brutal, and alinost reckless candour which is some- times the best veilef a time-serving aud

the saath and west lands, dae property of, and

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highly oalculeting matare”’ A switchas just been decitled against the World’«Columbian Exposition brought by’ the Freach Goverament and French ex-' hibitoreagainst the Company for $75.000" dainages caused bv firein the “Mannfac-! turers Building” on Jemuary 8th, lo94.- The loss:to the French inckided sore costly | tapestries and magnificent sevres vares; made especially for the entrance to the, Chamber of Depuues. Jaze Croscup, of } Chicaga,decided that neghgence on the part of the Company waethe tmmediate cau-e) of the ijjury from which the plaintiffs: suffered. ;

Rev. Andrew Jones prophesies that the,

greatcatastrophe because of its wicked- | nese. He says he prophesied the Charlee)

St. Louis cyclone and warious otner cal-' amities that have come epon cities too] wicked for divine toleration. The prophet eays that he sces visions @o4 ‘as dreams, | aod that it has been revesied to him that} New York isto be pueished. Next 10! Chicago, he saye, New York is the wicked- est city om the contiuent. Mev. Mr. wees is a colored evangelist, who was born a elave in Wirginia.

Mme. Albani, who has been the recipient’ of many tokens of esteem and regard from Her Mujeety, has recently received an ad- ditional mark of royal favor in the form of a handsome gold inokatand, the lid of which is richly inerueted th valuable jewels asa memento of the concert at which she aug before the Qaeen at Bal- weral last month. During her annual autumn holiday at Bra‘ mar Mme. Albani is always bonored by a viait from Her Majesty, with whom the Canadian prima donna is @ great favorite, her kind beart and charm of manner having won ber 8 place ever in regal favor.

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Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious.

ROYAL

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK,

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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

Mr, George Macdonald Kemembered bz

His Fellow Clerks and Others,

Mr. George Macdonald, late in the em- ploy of Mr. C.D. Rankin, who leaves tomorrow morning forthe west, was las evening waited apon by a number of he fellow drag clerks and presented with an addres?, accompanied by a go!d chain with # five dollar gold piece attached. After this part of the ceremony was over, they repalred to the Hub Restaurant, where an

oyster enpper was partaken of. Mr. A. J. King and Mr. David Waison, eell knows arug travellers, added much to the

evening’s enjoyment, address ;

To Mr. George Macdonall :

On the eve of your departure for the city of San Francisco, which we under- stand vou intend making your future home, we, your brother drug clerks of this city, In conjuoction with two well known drug travellers of Montreal aod Halifax respec- tively, beg you to accept the accompany- ing gift as an expression Of Cur warm ap- preciation and close regard.

During the many years we have been associated with you, we have always found you true to principle and ever observant of the Golleo Rule. Your gevial gud- fellowship and kindly courte vo have won for vou a 'arge aud continually widening cirele of friends. They will miss your companionship when you have bade farewell to your [sland home.

In conclusion we can only express the heartfelt wish thet you and yours may evjoy abundant health and centivned proxperty in the “land of the setting sun.” Wishing you God’s <peed,

We remain, Daviw Warson Jy, Aurree J. Kine. D. A. McKinyen. THos Ma. ne Wa. T. Payee. C.M. Cuarke. A.R Pouote. H. MeNiewe.

Wa. E Coomes Charlottetown, Nov. .%rd, 97.

OBITUARY.

Themany friends of Mr. Checles J. Mcenna, in Charlottetown antl other parts of the Province, will regret‘to learn of bis death. which oocarred at his home in Superior, Wisconsin, on the 8ch instant. Tire deceased was axon of the fate Jobo Arvold McKeoua, Esg. of Powsal Steet, and a brother of the late ‘Rev. James A. MéKenna, formerly parish ‘priest cf Sumwmerride. His death is the fourth which has taken place in the family within the past three years. ‘Phe Superior Hiv ning Telegram, of the 0th instant, aoy-:

ie, McKenna was one “of the best known ratirond men in tke city, having held responsiiaie positions with a number of the rc ude at the head of the lake and coluewhere. He wee crshier-at the South Shore depot sbout-four years ago, and left ‘there toj iv tue Northern Pacific office ‘force, where he remained wotil his death. Be has beee im i} healthtfor a number of years, and about seven weeks ago was at~ tacked by Kedvey trouble ip an acute form and wes renroved tothe hospital at Brainerd Mimn. After remaining there for about two wedks he returned to Super- | ior, the doctors pronouncimg his case hope levs, He «as Sd years-of age, and leaves a wife.”

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Auxerr R. Crossr Ernest a. Foster. Wenveu. L Harvis. H. Atcisex Evits. H. J. Mason. Humearey L. Hices. W. Doww SMALL.

H. Beve'cus.

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THINGS TO MMKE # NOTE OF,

The stesemente of those who have been cured by Beood’s Sarsaparilla. prove the great merit of chie mecicine. Get oaly Bood’s.

W.C. T.0.—A public: meeting under the auspices of the W.C. T. U. will be held. ia the Scheolroom of the Pirst Methodiet Church on Twesday Now. 38. Particulars Jater. 2.

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WitSin ZHeACK NOW.

On the first of Nowember a change ina the price of The Waily -Giobe, Toronto,

its circulatioa.

In the aun@uncement of the change it ie etated thac the great reduction in the price of paper and the introduction ot the typesetting machines have made this possible, bat, considering thereat expense vat will incat ia their efforts to secure all the news eweryday and the exceedingly fall reports that they will give of all isa portant events, $6 agear was not [oo «ach to pay.. At $4 per year their circula- tien should coon reach the 567000 mark, especially as all the depactmente, includ- iag their excelleat Saturday illustrated edition, are to be «cept up to ther present high standard.

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A Crapaud, on Thursday, morning Nov. 18th, to Mr. and Mr. Herbert Lowther a 80.

QE pn DIED

At Superior, Wisconsin, ov the 9h November, Charles J McKenna, formeriv of Churlottetown, aged 35 years. May he rest im peace.

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A SUK CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

There no such thing. Scott’s Emulsion comes the nearest to it, but even that will not cure advanced cases, but taken in time it will cure this disease,

The railway to Buluways will be a geater security against nat.ve risings in Rhodesia than half a dozen regiments. There has been mach that cannot be commended mixed up with the expansion of British power in South Africa in recent yeare, but there bas also been tremendous energy for good displayed, and thie rail- way, twelye hundred miles into the coun-

try that David Livingstone helped to make

known, is one of the evidences thereof,

was made, wateh shewld greatly increase |

LOCA! AUD OT'E ITEMS

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Laroe’s Bayxp cnlivened the last trip of the Coban from this port to Newfound. land.

LEAGUE Or THE Cross.—There will bea meeting of the Leagve of the Cross in S',

Patrick’s Hal! at 8 o’elock. Debate. or THANKSGIVING Way. Lomorrow beirg

Thanksgiving Day sud a public be liday |

Tre Dai_y Exam NeR will not be iesu d. | | nears Tue Sraxtey will leave tomorrow

morning at daylight for Pictou to tavea cargo of flour aad provisions to the Mag= dalen Islands. eneenillpeiantion

Toe Wearner —Eresh winds northwest to west fair aud cold; fresh west winds Thur-dav and fair with stationery or a little higher temperature.

Sr. Perers Hatt—Tsea Honourable the Master of the Rolls will deliver a leciure upon Joan of Arc, in St. Peter's Hall next Tuesday. It is needless to say that this will ve» learned and elequent lecture aud will attract a large audieuce.

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Texpers —We call the attention of quartyvmen and others to the ardivt. “Tenders,” in another part of today’s issue. Tenders will be rece ved up to December lst for the quarrying of a quanti- |tv of stone for the new R.C. Church at | Kinkora. For particulars see ad.

| Baxverr Festivat.—A cordiel invita- tion 1 hereby extended to all citizens by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church to attend the social aed entcrtainment in the Kindergarten Hall tomorrow evening. Special? programme aud home-made candy. Admission 16

cents, THe Entsor.—The steamer Elliot arrived last night with a cargo of round

coal for Captain McMillan. During the trip down the Elliot's bow touched a sand- barin the straits, which delayed her somewhat, Captain McMillan had a diver

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better never late; however this we wanted them, you want them.

Getter iate than never, but lot just fits in;

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for fancy work, all art soades, 2 widths silk

27 inches wide; cream, black, nile, b own. pink* and eky

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wide width, 45¢ and 55ce yd,

Black Taffeta Silks

making an examination of the steamer this morning aud it was fownd that she was uninjured,

Seectat. Teacx will leave Charlottetown atl p. m., local, tor Summerside on Thureday, Nov. 25, inst., Thankegiwing Dav. ‘Tnis train will be under the auspices of the Alpha Rebekah lodge. Leave Semmerside on return atll same eveuing. Fare $100 return. Tickets may be bought from Mr Chester Acorn at Prowse Bros., Mr George McDowgid at C D Rawkin’s, Mr.J A Hale at M ‘Steven- sou’s. J A Hale, Secretary.

Someower DBPusas.ep.—'The achooner Mary May, Captain D McKevy, put into Georgetown leet evening in adisebled con- dition, baving shad hy r main-boem carried away and her sui's badly torn. The gale was the worst the Captain ewer experi- enced, and 1 was accompanied by a blind- ing showstorm whrch added te ‘its terrors.

from Halifax to load coal for Summerside. Under the circumstances the Captain has, decided to lay'up in Georgetowa for the

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Imerover Srocx, &c.—Me, Herbert } Wright, of Guelph, Ont., who has been jutge of live stock at the Provincial ex-

here last evening bringing a number of cavtle, sheep, pigs and poultry ‘for some of our progressive farmers. Tbe lot includes one enperior shorthorn buli for Henry

Road; one extra Shropshire ram lamb for A. 6. Bosweil, Mount Mellick: one prize- winning Poland-China sow for Thomas F. Guerl, Southport, and another-of the «ame breed ‘for David Reid, Victoria; one of the moet noted Yorkshire boars for J. W. Calbbeck, Augustine Cove; poultry for. Bastion Bros... and twe Brenze ‘turkeys for ovber parties in the province. Mr. Wright will leave Chariottetown for | home tomorrow, taking with bim some of jour choicest Island stock. Daring the vears*that Mr. Wright has been coming ieere im connection with the exbifition he’ bas wos the confidence of our farmers as ia evidexced by the fact that each year he. brings improved steck to the province i wkich must materiaily benefit the live) stock industry of the place. “This is au advantage that iedirectly traceable to the. exhibitions, and which shows their value to the community at large and the farm- ers aod #iack-raisers in partieular. Mr. Wright expresees himself as well

with the improvement. paticeable in the care of live stock in this province. Buring the pact few years there has been a@ great ebange for the ) sor: *! regard. manne)

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FOR MERIT

That’s why we received Seven First Prizes and Honorary Medal at the Pro- vincial Exhibition for SOVEP EIGN Goods.

Sovereign Flavoring Extracts

have won on their own merits. They

advertise themselves by their excellence

for every housekeeper wants the

“BEST,” and knows it when

she gets it.

Aek for “SOVEREIGN” brand Made by

SIMSON BROS. & CO.

The Mary Mey was on her way to Picton ).

hilvitiows ‘forthe past five years, arrived |.

Lane, Mount Mellick; one choice Ayrebire f hericr for Daston Bros., Charlottetown; two |* Leieester ewes for. James Eesory, Union }¥-

Some very choice Dress Lengths in Black Fancies ~SLDy aa

STANLEY BROS.,

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Ab »ve Coal landing Monday. Parties having ordered will please be ready t5 receive

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