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Local and Other let ns.

[ug mails arrived early this evening.

! that Dr. Bas

> l'ne City Council meets on Monday evening. > = NOWHERE can better Bargains be had than it R. Young's r oe On ; irunkenness at the Stipendiary | Ma trate g Court this foreneon > Fresu Eees, 12 sents per doz i ee CARTER 8 Great George Street {at »8 li ~~ It is stated that the Dominion Parliament |! will rise about the tenth of May. 7

Tur best place to get your groceries for

Easter is at the Family Grocery. Good and cheap. -~ “Northern Light” left Pictou at 9.15 a. m., but has not yet been reported at Ge rg y + WILD GEESE are plentiful in the market. They > of poer quality. However, they bring f n 50 to 70 cents. ~~ -

Mr. ARVAID is now sing cattle for hea: he

atah weight,

44 ’ on the Isiand purcha- exportation to England. We is offering five cents per pound live

‘ sii As will be scen by advertisement, the Land League holding an Entertain mert in St. Patrick’s Hall, on 1 Easter Monday Night. A good evening’s amusement will, u: doubt, be provided for the public. > VotunTgerrR SERvVId E. be held in St. Jam

intend

At this Service, to s’ Church, to-morrow, at

3 p.m, the collection wil! be ia aid of the | fundsof the Sabbath School in connection with the Church

ie

For several mornings robins have been observed singing in the trees in front of Mr. McMillan’s residence. They are trying hard to coax spring along, but from appear- ance the contractis too heavy forso few birds. — Pioneer.

piiieciad

Joszpa Duster appeared before the Acting Stipendiary Magistrate this forenoon, charged with stealing a sheepskin from Donald Mc-

Kinnon. Duster previously confessed the theft, and returned the sheepskin’ He was

sentenced te one month's hard labar.

imprisonment wit!

Bn a Mu. Huan Waker, brother of Rev. Dr Walker, left this afternoon en route for the West. Mr. Watker has been in the employ of Messrs. A. A Baldwin & Co, of this city for many years. He is an honest, industrious, aod sociable young man, who will do well in any country. We wish him success. iieneplginniinn

Prrsonat. —Mr. Foot, Treasurer of the Intercolonial Railway, having been granted three months leave of absence on account of ill health, Mr. Williams, Accountant of the Railway here, leaves on Monday for Moncton to assume his duties. During Mr. Williams’ absence, Mr. Huggan, of the Intercolonial Railway staff will have charge of the account- ing department here.

witeatttinaiainn

Siaxs or aw Earncty svprinc.—In a garden, near London, England, the crocuses were in full bloem on the l4th of ‘March, 1380, the 13th of March, 1881, and the 19th of Febru- ary, 1882. Ju Iger d by this standard, the present season is three weeks earlier than the two preceding. W hether it is an advantage remains to beseen. On each of the dates above, the weather was sunny, but this year the temperature was higher than in the two years preceding.

A NEWFOUNDLAND on ult., says:—*‘ A favorable change has fairly commenced, and the ice is breaking up in Conception Bay. The Harbor Grace sealit ng fleet is expected to get clear of the ice to- night, One handre land nine iceber; gs are iv the neighborhood of Cape Race, each suffi- cient to supply the American tishing fleet with ice to preserve bait for a quarter of a century. Ocean steamers plying between Great Britain must keep far east the next two months, otherwise accidents similar to the Arizona collision will frequently oceur. The “Nimrod” which arrived at Port au Basque from the seal fishery yesterday, reports the teamers ‘* Panther” and ‘‘ Leopard” loaded.

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Two Bears Carrurep,—On Saturday evening last,two young lads, eons of Alfred and James Banks, went inte the woods in Lot 56, to set snares for rabbits, and dis~ covered what they supposed to be a fox hoie, the snow being melted away, ap parently by the breath of some animal On leoking into the hole, a lsrge bear poked out his head. The lads immediately went home and gave the alarm, and on the foliowing morning James and Alfred Banks proeseded to the place and captured , the occupants of the den—two large bears, one of which was covered with a coat of fat two inches in thickness’

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Ar a regular meeting of Phenix Divia- ion, No. 126, Sons of Temperance, held in the Division Room, Souris, on the 5th inst., the following officers were duly installed into their respec tive stations for the quarter beginning Apeil Ist., by the Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch, Wm. C. McKie:

W. P—Joha A. Nicholson.

spatch of the 3lst

We J, MeLean.

R: 8 J. A Maskell

A. &. _ -Dougias Coffia,

F. S. . P. Connor.

T a - Meckiwen.

Chap. —Rev. J. G. Cameron.

Con.— John Cantwell, A. C.—M. A. Pierce. l. 8.—James Kickham.

O. 8.—James Metlormack. P, W. P.—Wm. C. McKie. —Com. — - > ——

Acrive Mutiria.—The following notices are yvazetted;—

Prince Edward Island Provincial Brigade of Garrison Artillery.

The formation of a provisional brigsde of Garrison Artillery, having its headquarters at Charlottetown, P. E. L., is hereby authorized, to be designated the “Prince Edward Island Provisiona! Brigade of Garrison Artillery,” and to be composed as follows, viz :—

No. 2 Charlottetown Battery, G. A., to be No. 1 Battery.

No. 1 Charlottetown Battery, G. A., to be No. 2 Battery.

Georgetown Battery, G. A., to be No. 3 Battery.

To be Major Commanding; Captain James

Douglas Irving, G. 5., from No. 1 Battery.

No. I Battery, Charlottetown-—-To be Cap- tain: Ist —_ George Passmore, Q. F. O. Artillery, vice Irving pt ‘omoted.

No, 2 Batte ry, ( ‘har! ottetown—To be Cap- | Frederick Strong Moore | ist Queen’s County egiment), |

tain, provi ‘noatl ly: (Captain late

vice Pollard: retired: to be Ist Lie utenant, i

provisionally. Daniel Davis, Jr., gentleman, |

vice Passmore; tobe Paynaster: 2nd Lioat. Pekar, weve Pw. 2

THE

DAILY EIA

Tue

last Summerside Journal | be ia Summerside next

item in the aall wil

week is imcorrect. Senshi Ec@ suIPPERS can save money by buying i-their cases frem J. M, Auld. See his adver

tisement in another column.

- > Tue Government have entered an Appeal against the award of Judge Henry in the P. Kk, Island Railway Case > Branch

Tur Youth's )

meeting will

Annual Missionary be held on Tuesday evening in

‘| the Methodist Brick Church, commencing at 74 o'clock. <-> Sacces.— Worcestershire, Chutvey, Har- vey’s, Readiny, John Ball, Soho, Yorkshire | Relish, India Soy, Mushroom and Walnut

Catsup, at Warson’s Drug Store. {mris =

THe schr. Roderick McRae,” Captain

DeCos'e, arrived at Caribou Cove, on the 27th

ult., with loss of fore-boom and water casks.

She was twelve days from Boston with general

cargo for St. Pierre, Miquelon.

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fue Annual Missionary Sermons in connec-

tion with the Youth’s Branch Missionary Sociely wil be preached to-morrow by the Rev. D. D. Moore, in the morning, in the

street Methodist Church ¢ and n thejMethodist Brick Church. sind coset

Upper Prince in the evening}

Acctpent,—A sad accident happened on the morning of the 30th ult., by which one Albert Hardy met his death. Heo was work- ing in the Elgin Spool Factory, Elgin, N. B., tending the great circular, and while resting is arm on the belt the saws were suddenly set in motion, and before he was aware of it he was thrown against the saw. The saw threw him several feet with one leg almest severed from the body, the other cut about the knee, almost through, while one hand was terribly mangled. The poor man did not faint fe was carried to the nearest house and the doctor was summoned, but stated that it would be impossible for him to live, The sufferer said that if by taking off the leg it were possible to save his life he wished it done. On Friday afternoon Doctors Mc- Donald, Burnett and Robinson amputated the limb. The injured man never came to his aenses. He was buried, last Sunday, in the Methodi-t cemetery. Deceased was a native of Prince Edward Island. He came to this

place, last September, bringing his wife. He usec to often speak of his mother, who he

said had endeavored to bring him up as a christian. He seemed prepared for death and hoped for a bright future.--Com. by M. J. F.

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EastER Marxer.—To-day was the largest market since Christmas. Every department was full, sales were brisk,and prices moderate. The meat market was particularly fine. The display of beef, mutton, etc.,excellent,and the competition rather lively. Messrs. Blake Bros.’ exhibit of Easter beef was, of course, a good one. ‘The meats in their stall were, as usual, tastefully arranged, and over five thousand pounds of prime beef were laid out for the inspection and selection of customers. Mr. George Thorne’s stall was also tastefully arranged, The quarters on sale not only bore labels of their weight, but photographs of the animals, of which they once formed an ‘‘im- portant part.” The dead weight of the prize heifer butchered and on saale by Mr. Thorne, was 1015 lbs., and that of the Gow 830 lbs. Mr. M. Wheatley’a stall was one of the most attractive, and among the carcasses on sale was that of a heifer one year and ten months old the dead weight of which.was 650 Ibe, Messrs. Saunders & Newsom had a nice selection of beef in their stall gAmong it was the careases of a prize heifer, fed by Mr. J. W. Holman, the dead weight of wh nich was 631 lbs.; an ox, fed by Mr. Dollar, 638 lbs ; and another ox, fed by Mr. Campbell), 6501bs. Mr. Brown’s atall is one of the most popular, and to-day was well supplied with the best beef the fine

settlement of Little York could produce. Mr. Robert Brydges, Mr. Mullins, Mr, Henry McGregor, Mr. Burris, Mr. Drake, John Mc- Neill, Mr. Trainor, Henry Wood and others

show. ‘d some fine and well dressed carcases.

Phe price of beef ranged from 10 to 1¢ cents, pork the same as usual (44 and 74 cents), but- ter 20 to 25 cents, eggs 12 to 16 cents.

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Liverpool r) Charlottetown.

YYNHE Fast “ISABELLA,” 193 tons, coppered and classed Al at Lloyd’s, THOMAS RICHARDS, commander, will be on the berth and carry freight at LOWEST RATES, for Charlottetown and adjacent ports, sailing from Liverpool about 10th April. For further particulars apply in Liverpool to R. M. C, Stumbles, Esq , 4 India Buildings, Water Street, or here to the owner, —

ROBT. F. QUIRK.

sailing Brigt.

April 5, ’82—lw

Bible Colporteur !

rE HE P. E. ISLAND AUXILIARY BIBLE

SOCIETY wants to employ a suitable man, with horse and wagon, for four months of next summer selling Bibles. Application, in writing, with testimonials, stating salary, may be made to H. A. HARVIE, Depositary, Queen Street, Charlottetown, on or before Ist May next, or to the undersigned.

DONALD McNEILL,

_April 5 5, 1882—3i

pee a

CUSTOMS

TARIFF

REVISED TO DATE,

—-AT THE—

‘Diamond Bookstore.”

10 CENTS EACH. Ag 4, '82—2i eod

i

SOLE LEATHER!

“UST RECEIVED per “ Northern Light,

100 sides LOG AN'S 50 se

PRIME NO, 1, No. 2.

FENTON T, Apt il 3, 1882—4i pat sj

'BSCRIBE for the DAILY ©XAMINER

= the Cheapest and meet Mewsy Paper Tavtttred tm PL. tar, |

SPRING

GOODS.

PERKINS & STERNS,

Queen Square,

—ARE SHOWING—

SPRING GOODS

aniiaw

GREAT VARIETY.

Thelr Stock is Always Purchased

—IN THE—

BEST MARKETS,

Ard Yeu Can Rely Upen Getting as Good Value as can be found on P. E. Island.

Large Steck Grey Cottons, Large Stock White Cottons, Large Stock Pink Cottons, Parks & Sons Knitting Cotton

(IN EVERY COLOR.)

A NICE VARIETY OF

DRESS GOODS!

A Complete Stock of

MOURNING GOODS.

Table Linens, Table Napkins, Towels, Sheetings, PILLOW COTfONS, COUNTERPARBS, TOILET COVERS, &c,, &cy,

VERY CHEAP

Carpet, Oil Cloths, Matting Rugs and Mats,

ROOM PAPER.

ee

Perkins & Sterns.

REWBERY. |

Feb. 10, 1882,

BRITISH WAREHOUSE, QUEEN

A MINER, APRIL 8, 1882.

Se eg

0

SQUARE,

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

Keep in Every Department of their Establishment

SLAPLEH AND FANCY DEY Goats.

of superior quality and texture, which cannot be surpassed either for price

a full assortment. of

or quality,

as they import direct from the best British and Foreigu markets.

INSPECT THEIR STOCK IF YOU WANT GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

a=

re

Hm _ __

—

———

AT COsT!

Readymade

Clothing,

Tweeds

and Heavy (Cloths,

AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE,

Some Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles and Dolmans, and Fur Lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods.

AT A LARGE BREDVMCTION. JUST OPENED AND MARKED

A Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Saogues,

Nov. 1, a Se

LOW,

&e,, ab,

R. W. TREMAINE,

83 QU EEN es

- SHELLING OFE

W. A. RUTGRES

A T-

*S.

shall Sell off my Stock of Groceries at COST.

Parties wishing to get their GROCERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders.

GOOD TEA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; RAISINS, 10 cents ;

A large lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS, very cheap; and sundry other articles too numerous to mention—all at cost for Cash only.

W. A. HUTCHESON,

Dec. 16, 1881—3m eod, wkly

CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents; CURRANTS, 8 cents.

G. H. HASZARD

HAS NOW IN STOCK

WRITING AND COPYING INKS

OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED MAKERS :

TOURAY’S Combined Copying and Writing, ANTOINE’S French Violet Copying, STAFFORD’S Jet Black,

STAFFORD’S Combined Office,

WALKDEN’S Copying and Writing,

CARTEP’S Combined Writing and Copying, CARTER’S French Violet Copying, CARTER’S Writing Fluid,

CARTER’S Raven Black,

WALKEDEN’S Blue Black Writing,

STEPHENS’ Combined Writing and Copying,

STEPHENS’ Blue Black Office,

STEPHENS’ School Writing,

DAVIDL’S Writing and Copying.

The Best Red Ink in the Market-

eee

ALSO A FULL LIKE OF STATIONERY,

WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT A DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

HN VBLOPEAS

ALL BIZES.

Note and Letter Paper in a Variety of Qualities. Foreiga Note, Plain; Foreign Note with Black Edge.

Mon eatly Printed.

, Crests or Business Die Stamped on Paper and Envelopes.

Letter Heads

G. H. HASZARD,

Charlottetown, March 23, 1882—1m eod wkly

18 Queen STREET.

Tea and Fancy Sale. To Lobster. Packers

HE Ladies of St. Paul’s Church intend | holding a Tea and Fancy Sale, on

FRIDAY, 14th inst., in St. Paul’s School- room, {ap 1 GOLD PARIS, MEDAL, 1878.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

NOTICE.

“HE busines heretofore carried on by Mr. | Robert Bridges will,from date, be car- ried on by the undersigned, under the name | and style of A. L. Bridges & Co

4.4. BRIDGES.

Meer 1 SRR pad

ho SALE,—

{71 Ingots Tin, 33 Pigs Lead.

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

March 7,’83—3aw

NOTIC &

aetship a@ ArroxyeY:-at-Law, uuder the

style of

PALMER & MULLALLY.

OFFICE—Mrs. O’BHalloran’s Building, next

dour to Union Bank, Charlottetown.

All law business promptly attended to,| T the Dated March 17th,

Merv bey Oa wy Wily tw

1882. H. V PA! MER, JAS. W. MULLALLY,

| Provinces. YYVHE undersigned have entered into Part- |

MOLASSES, 47 ceats; SUGAR, 8 cents.

109 Urrer QOuren a

aeitininainr edits

LR OE,

After Stock Taking Wear sealer Watches, Jewelery and Silverware,

Parties requiring will find better value

price of much of

anything in that line for money than ever at E,. W. 'AYLOR'S, South Sice Quven Squere, KE. W. T. also desires to thank his patrons for the courtesy extended to him during his absence from business, and to intimate that he hopes hereafter to be able to personally superintend all orders entrusted to him, Watches, Clocks, Musical Boxes and Baro- meters thoroughly cleaned and repaired, March 31, ’S2—2w 3aw

TO LET.

fEXHE Store and Dwelling, No. 62 Queen Street, next door to W. A. Weeks & Cv’s, and lately occupied by the subscriber, to whom application ia to be made. JOIN GAHAN, "82—2w eod

Ch’town, March 31,

Heavy Goose fins,

BORE make—

FEW MUZZLE TLOADING 9 GOOSE GUNS—W. & C Scott’s at the London House, G. DAVIES & CO, March 18, lm

Administ

ration Notice;

r HE undersignes od Administrator of the i Estate of Mary Walsh, late of Charlotte. town, in Qucen’s County, widow, deceascd, hereby notifies all persons indebted to the said Estate to make immediate payment te him, and all persons having claims or

demands against the said Estate are hereby required to exhibit such claims and demandg duly attested to him for payment, within twelve months from this date, ‘ A. A McLEAN; Administrator, Ch*town, lst March, 1882,—3m law

er

1 Lobster Packers,

(EVE subscribers beg to intimate that they are prepared to manufacture to orcer all

supp ies for Lovsicr Factories in our line, including one and two pound. Cans, Solder, Boilers, &., and by maout«cturing in

large quantities can sell at very low prices,

To insure having sorders filled promptly, parties bai better order at once,

Merchants aud dealers wil) find our slock of Plain and Japanned Tinware, Tubular Lan- terns Coal Hodes, &e., &e*, the larg-stin the Quality unsurpassed @nd prices low,

Price list furnish pplication to

A. C. THOMISON & CO, New Glasgow, N, &

ed op a

Mar. 13, ’22—Im wkly

WANTED.

JUNK STORE, Head: Pownal Wharf, old Copper, Brass, lien. Lead, | Zine, Rope and Canvass, Horse Hair, Rage,

_&c., for which the highest price will be ped,

| Ob’town, Jan 1, ‘aa

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