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The total log disaster on the coast of British

.* - ' . Columbia, ls seven y-fhive,

+. Civil Servie } \y editor ' rvice will [SPECIAL Despatcurs ro Tur kK . . > . . oe bo mn rt .f . LX AMINER. ] | HO Re aA})S Note Paper received to-day by ¥" - 6 SREY rpm Rene — - and Dre tn Honor to Mr. &. Marris, R. ©. 4. | —_—— [may 15 2, . i rie Turviata > egNTEEN ‘ . gui : ; ; -_* ypen sy, at Warson’s Drug O : | Iv is contemplated to illuminate the aries ‘ > oe j ‘ vias :. mS ol r uM rrawa, May Il. | Intercolonial Railway yard at Moneton axtt e _ on r. Laurier, in the House of, With the Electric light. . L ; | .. of r iro, is Commons vesterday, presented the pe- a, TRA . . t j : > , ‘ } ’ , , ‘oo . . _ isit to 1 tle is staying at the f the Royal Canadian Academy \ COMPLETE assortment of Artists’ Ma- i " Arts, recommending that the commis. | tetils will be opened in a few days by onthe . ‘ ‘ ' _— : : vel ° | ston for painting the picture commemor- Bremner Bros. (m15 —2i eye surve) . *"taninare | rt ating the ( onftederation of the Provine 3 of K at - pay : i k on the — . . vier Dn ; i UXTEN ; narati : : ie to rest! \ t nthe Labrador op Db mmniTa n be given o Mr. Robert oo. tae E pre parations are being made Newfoundial 8 | Harris, R.C.A. Sir John McDonald agreed | '™ me : ohn, N. B., fora grand celebration se - with the prayer of the petition. 7 | on Centennial day, 18th inst. gyn weather s es to be cold, oe | C , a i. . we is | i the annual > 5 os a REAM TIsT, Court Style Envelope gj no chars \ Public Works. | Paper, at BRaMNER Be Style Envelopes and a of the orgs er pian be per, at DRAMNER BROS, [may 15 r ™ . Sir Hector Lan evin yesterday laid ’ | NG : a ee Pgs pam’ | -. H y \ } waAS the t yt - f thea H ; c sw on | NIALIGNANT German measles and searlet aD : iti ‘ Le M282 Of ' . Oo , , + he " ° : ‘ eertent : ‘ rom the t of ofheers ! » wt of the P blic we - - ‘ an > ae “a re- | fever importe ad by Prussian emigrants, have “jemployes ¥ signed the Address to Mr the ' ee orks from 1863 up to | cansed a panic at Burghoitz, N. Y. ‘ gep’ Ufa pre sent, ’ cides a Co ae , ri aus | Lerrer Copying Presses, received to-day, feo roaghs, named Kinsman and Me Rising in Zululand. oe BREMNER Bros. [may 15 yor were eacd to-day sentenced to one _—--. patil impriso! - t a assaulting a/| LoNDon, May 15. HOTEL ARRIVALS. amed ickNam, Seaviatnh fe r — atryman 0a ck A despatch from Cape Town reports that > : RANKIN HOUSE.

& serious rising ty; . ie er @zareiaiormed by Messrs Peake Bros, & ag “i ow. ae te Zaluland : =. that their Ba ** Erema,” from | be the cs party was suppresse: ; jen, arrived at ( ariboo Cove yesterday [ pe gi vould be here this alternoon,

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Execution of Joe Brady.

Dusit, May 15.

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ey rie broke out about 12 o'clock to-day | Jenkins, on Queen

gtreresidence of Dr

Biget Owing to the prompt arrival of the; Joe Brady was yesterday executed for joe, it WAS extinguished before any | murder of Lord Caveadish and Mr. Burke. gious damage was done | A vast assemblage witnessed the execution.

--- | No disturbance followed. Pact Lea, Es ) . C., has returned from | . <— — gecon. tie has erected a factory Germany avd Madagascar.

Me sty by eighty fe st, in that enterprising | go,and intends to immediately remove |

° : z i ® : machinery of his factory here to the new | Berwin, May 15. gm We wish him success, | Atreaty has been signed between Ger esuntieiads ;many and Madagascar. fs Grack Arcenisnor O'Brien arrived - —- ge Halifvx last evening. He is aceym | M. Waddington's Mission. mi by Mgr. Power, V. G. Hia Grace} ice i qi visit Indian River Parish to-morrow, Lonpon, May 15

givil remain oo the Island uotil Saterday. | Geare pleased to see ! > PuisswortHy.—At the first ring cf the fire | pithis forenoon the writer was talking to « | getty friend in front of B. Balderstou’s | eee. He rav up Queen Street and when he| to Dr. Jenkius’ residence—time one min- ; ao. beifr. Large, “upt. Fire Department, was | Ven. William Lee, D. D., arch deacon of : gite roef with a bucket tn his hand exti-.ga- Dublin, is deed. jay the flame. —Com Sir Thomas Bernard, grandson of the last > | British Governor of Massachusetts, is fur Gaelic sermon by Rev. Alexander Mec | dead.

f ewell, N.S » Prince Stre : \ .< ee ee a? oe | Lt is stated that M. Waddington has a nen Inst was attended by a full congrega- | political mission to Berlin, whers he is now fm, chiefly Highlanders or their descendants | stopping en route to Moscow, fe Rev. geatleman spoke fluent’y, and show The Hygienic Exhibition was formally datnowiedge of his Mother tongue which | opened at Berlin, on the 13th inst., by the bramong usin those days seem to possess. | Crown Prince Frederick William.

apis Sew Bartisr Cucact.—We are pleased to| Eight hundred emigrants, assisted by the milst the Paptists in connection with the Government and Mr. Tuke’s committee, ia Lake Church, East Point, have decided | embarked at Galway, for Boston, on Sat- oe anew church. The contractor, | urday. .B. Dingweli, +s already at work puttingup| The heads of 150 Shin-Warris have been ite brought to the Ameer, at Jellalabad, on the

frame. The building—steeple included—

} 4 = 2 . , ‘ ° weempleted, will present a very handsome 13th, and been exposed on gates by his orders.

gparsace. Thesite selected is within a few ae wisef the old church, in which the Rev. :

hk. Knox ministered for many years with Irish people of Liverpool arranged for the

B pet acceptance. saying of masses on Monday for the repose of the soul of Joe Brady, who was hanged in Dublin on that day.

The Japanese Government has proposed to China thac they establish a joint protec- torate over Corea. China, however, is not inclined to accept the proposition.

John Dillon, Irish ex-Member of Parlia- ment, has returned from Naples with health much improved. Despite entreaties he re- fused to enter Parliament at present.

Prince Bismarck is becomming daily more emaciated and physicians have inform- ed him the worst may happen if he does

tga net which was set in North Lake, their | not abandon all State work for the present.

éry suddenly capsiz-d, precipitating them} Mrs. Hannah Simpson Grant, mother of

tothe lake. They succeeded in getting hold | ex-President U. S. Grant, died sudderly at

athe dory, t- which they clung until rescued the residence of her danghter, Mrs) Mary

fom their perilous position by William Kese | Gorbin, Jersey City Heights, on the 11th.

dJames Kennedy. The wind was blowing | yrs. Grant’s age was 94.

Pitea stiff breeze at the time, and only that| | 4

that wes at hand, and that their rescuers The Dean of Westminster has granted a

kted promptly, they must have certainly per- | request for permission to place a bust of

thed ina very {ew minutes more. the poet Coleridge in Westminster Abbey. An American adwirer of Coleridge’s works

>---- Goren zy a Buiu.—We regret to learn | is to bare the cost of the work. Mr. Childers, Chancellor of the Ex-

A ist our esteemed friend, Samuel Hyde, chequer, stated in the Commons, on the

ty.,of West River, was a day or two agu tacked by a bull at his own stables, and | 1jth, that the Government would consider, during the present year, the question of

teeived severe injuries. A young boy tha dung-fork stabbed the animal in the permitting the growing ai talesen i Se United Kingdom.

tek.and by his heroic and prompt saver:

succeeded in rescuing Mr. Hyde ans

. ® Good authorities now state that the Ee inprtions ponition. Wa hear that | gece trop wil be the greabeat Calor ; » ene has ever had, and present indications possibly make it the banaer State. It is

high and otherwise bruised, is doing as | msscould be expected under the painful | 7) tiated that 11,500,000 tons will be reported next year.

teamstances.

Wm. Connors, aged 26 years, who shot and killed two men and cut two others, during a drunken quarrel at Glenmary, Tenn., on the 13th, was lynched. After being hanged his body was riddled with bullets by coal miners.

A passenger train on the Pennsboro and Harrisville railroad was precipitated into Gughe’s river, Virginia, on the 13th, by the giving way of a bridge. Noue of the passengers Were injured, but Frank Foster, conductor, and W, H. King, engineer, are supposed to have been killed. The train fell 15 feet.

It is announced that the Mission of M. 1e 1S EDJOyINg excellent | Waddington, French Minister to Berlin, | is to assure Germany of the peaceful policy of France towards her.

Teiegraph Notes

> (uizr Hernixnc.—Some of the fishermen it the kastern end of the Island, we learn, merecently been making large hauls of her- ing. Late reports say that as yet, no herring lve been taken at the Magdalenes. None tere, with so many more than usual in the wighborhood of East Puint, looks as thong, ~nieguided by the East Point hght, which is} ai by some to b: in the wrong piace, they id lost their reckoning, and were following tthe wake of the ‘‘I’hcenix” and “Quebec.” scion:

A Narrow Escare —One day last week, Yhile Charl-s and Jabez Rose were overhau!-

ae Mnt View Coxvicrions.—On the 10th yinst., at Mill View, before James H @and James Heyden, J. P's, John Wart was convicted and fined in the sum Scents and costs, for a trespass on the. Myerty of "ohn McNeill. On the Meh May inst.’ ai Mili View, before James Bourke and Jas. Hayden, J. P’s, Martin vers was convicted and fined in the sem #816 and ons s, for a trespass on the lands | Ptonerty of James Jenkins. '

eee Tae M@irket to-day waa very well attended. 4 as follows: —~ Beef, small, 7 to 12 Cente: do qr, 6to 9 cents; Mutton, 8 to 12|

Sate; jamb, 6 to 9 cents; Veal The Dutch steamer ‘‘Leerdam,” at New B ccnte; Pork carcass : 64 to| York, from Amsterdam, on the 13th, sma | landed the captain, wife and crew of twelve,

a: _ small, 9 to 12 cents; Takers ee 50; Geese, 50 to 60 cents; Ducks, | of the é me c2at 5; Fowls, 30 +o 35 conte: Chick - | Grennock for Quebes, coal laden, abandon- *. per pair, 40 to 6) cents; Butter, fresh,|ed on the 6th inst The captain of the Bn do., tub 22 to 25; Eges, 13| Inga” reports that his vesse) struck on a b 1s cents; Flour, per 100 lbe., 33.00 to big ‘fish, April 10, and began to leak badly.

She became unmanageable in the ‘stormy

nas, Oatmeal, per 100 Ibe, $3.25 to $2.50; ¥545 to 50 cents; Oats. 42 to 50 cents;| .osther which followed. The rescne by

Norwegian barque ‘‘Inga,” from

fant vCles;,

8, 26 to 30 cents; Sheepskins, 80 to és dam ” s made in heavy

ww i 16 a 4 the Leerdam” wa D. J

ene 16 16 a weather, and with great difficulty and —_~.> -—

Mk Corexix, who succeeds Mr. L. B. danger.

the

A destructive cyclone swept across southern part of Kinas city shortly after 6 o’clock on the 13th, unroofing and

Archibald as Superintendent of the Island a one of the oldest Railway of-

in the employ of the Government.

After Many years service in subordinate demolishing buildings for a nner oan Paitions, he was appointed General Pas- miles, the track of the storm width A taitt Agent on the Intercolonial, while | half ® Sead aire injured and. some

Toad was under the control of Mr. | number of penne tthe loss of life

atalities are reported, bu i probably not so great as might be Md pected iv view of the extent of the de- struction of property. Nothing definite can be given, but the loss of property 1s estimat- ed at handreds of thousands of dollars. Later. —Three dead bedies are reporte to have been found and three persons are

berdges, and when the management chang

Maids, was promoted to the important of Divisional Superintendent of the a tween Sr. Joho and Balifax—one Seat rex) msibility, and not free from Dias, fifient ies We congratulate Mr. aoc. his new appointment, and hope a Wnder his care the Road here will be

| Boy; Mrs and Master Cox,

i now not lik to recover. The losa is not Oy Letinantod at GOUOUU0.

May 12.—Frank Cuthbert, St. Stephen; C E Nickerson, Boston; A. A. Sanderman, Mon- treil; Hugh W. Hood, do; Chas D Cory, St. Jonn, N B.; John Burrell, Liverpool, Eng ; A J Painchaud, Quebec; S Rutherford, Montrea!; A Pelletier, Quebec; A E McDonald, str *Prin- cess of Wates.” 14—Alex MeNeiil, M. D., city; H A McDonald, do; D A Mclaunis, Rollo } Souris; Capt M McLeod, Belfast; A L Leavitt, Supt. S. 8. Co.; J Clack Smith, Stonington S. 8. Co,; Geo, H. Clark, Lovell, Mass; Capt McLeod, str * Gulnare;” Geo T Leslie, Windsor, Ont.; H

| © Martin, Concord, N. H.

REVERE HOUSE. May 15 —John Owen and wile, London, Ont; A E Peters, Moncton: Walter David-

son, Montreal; D A Waterbury, St John; H Ryers, Yarmouth ; John MeDougald, Dundas; James Johnston, Annandale; Israel Long- worth, Truro, N 8,

‘SHIP NEWS, —

Cardigan Bridge, May 5—ent Ellen May, Westhaven, Lunenburg, mdse; Eugenie, Pur- chase, Georzetown, bat. 6 cld Eugenie, Pur- chase, St. Peter's, bal; Ellen May, West- haven, Halifax.

New London, May 6—ent Matilda, White, Shediac bal. 7--Foam, Moran, Shediac, bal.

1 $—H L Sangster, Giffin, Isaacs Harbor, bal.

9—Spring Bird Mosher, Ch’town, mdse, 4— eld Grand Master, Kennedy, Miramichi, pro. 8—Foar, Moran, Bathurst, pro. 9-—~ Matilda, White, Shediac, pro; L & S_ Brundage, Shediac, pre.

Crapani, S—ent Florence May, Furlong, Shediac, bal 5— Miramichi, McFadyen, Shedi- ac, bal. 5—MiramichieMcFadyen, Shediac, bal. 7—Ethel and Aggie, Irving, Shediac, bal; C A Bell, Bell, Shediac, bal. 1O—A W Payne, Abbott, Ch’town, mdse. 8—cid Queen, Mc- Lellan, Pugwash, pro, 7—Ethel and Aggie, Irving, Shediac, pro; C A Bell, Be'l, S’side, pro. 10—Mary E McDougall, Renault, Bos- ton. pro.

Montague, 9—cld Lily Bank, Landry, Port Hood, pro. 10—brigt Alaska, Murchison, Pailadelphia, 6,800 bush potatoes ; Susie E Dickson, Boston, 4,500 bush potatoes.

Summerside, May 11, ent, sch White Win-, Williston, Chatham, flour; Annie, David, Charlottetown, bal; Richard Thompson, Welsh, Shediac, bal; C A Bell, Bell, Crapand, \ pota- toes. Cld Mary Mac, Ferguson, Shediac, oats; White Wing, Williston, Chatham, oats; C A Bell, Bell, Crapaud, mdse, :

Arat Gloucester, Mass, May 8, sch Land- seer, from Georgetown. Cld, sch Isabella, Poole, Charlottetown. Sld, sch Bloomer, Parker, Georgetuwn,

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Deciine OF MAN.—Impotency of mind, limb or vital function, nervous weakness, sexual debility, and all disea‘es caused by in- discretion and abuse, are radically and prompt- ly cured by the use of Mack’s Magnetic Medicine, which is for sale by all responsib'e drugists. See advertisement in another column. So'd in Charlottetown by Apothe- earies Hall Co, [mayl5 2w wkly —_ > -—-

Sparks from C. P. R. engines have been the cause of several prairie fires near Win- nipeg lately.

sisnitiilaiimciin

Hans, (soliloquising at tea-table.) Vell, Vell, Vell! Dot ish more better than mine Lager Beer.

Johannes, (his wife, surprised.) Vy! Vot Hans?

Hans, Dot Tea at SHEPHERDs. may 15 li wkly li

: - Weather Bulletia.

Probabilities for the next 24 howrs for the Maritime Provinces.

Toronto. May 15--]1 a. m. Fresh to strong south-westerly to south- easterly wiads; fair to cloudy weather, with rain in southern Nova Scotia.

Ee eee nn mw WANTED AT ONCE, NE ORTWO good “ABINET MAKERS,

atthe P. E. Island Furaiture Warerooms,

Kent Street. May '5 —lw eod pat

~~ Now is the Time to Buy

HARDWARE !

CHEAP.

E intend closing our store in June, to V take account of Stock and prepare to sell the balance

AT AUCTION,

but before that time we will give our custom- ers a chance to buy “at prices they may never have offered again.” Our object now, is to dispose of as much as possible before the sale. and ag we are selling to close our business, and not to make & prot, we must offer every possible inducement to buyers.

gar Orders .by mail sha'l have every ad-

vantage. A. A. BALDWIN & CO.

Ch’town, May 14. - 3i s} wpat 2i

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MEN \éANTED.

GOOD LABORERS. Steady employ- » tuvit for season. | | CARVELL BROS. Chaslottotown, May 14, 1880--lie

MINER.

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8 of life-by the. “Grappler” |

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c MAY 15, 1883

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Spring and Samamer

I novelties we hold in everydepartment; but we feel assured Stock will repay any intending purchaser. We have great confi purchase, containing, as it does, the

~y ° . ‘ . . ‘ English aud American Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Pompons, lmimense variety and extra value,

Point Brabaut, Vermacelli, ete , ete. Strawberry, and all the new colors.

| a . . : = . . d00 pieces of Print, every variety, in color, pattern and _ price.

Plaids, ete., ete. Staple Dry Goods, of every description, in very best value, Room

Ch'town, May 3, 1883.

Sears

Perkins & S$

terns:

bry Geoods,

N advertising our Spring and Summer Goods we cannot enumerate the variety and many

that an e@xaimination of our lence in offering this season's

NEWEST AND BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES,

Egrets, Ornaments, etc., ete., in

Our Lace Department is replete with Maltese, Soutache, Hand-run Spanish, Point de Alencon, ‘Laces, in Black, White, Cream, Terra Cotta, Crushed

PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAs.

Sateens, Cretonnes, Zephyrs,

Galateas, Oatmeal Cloths, Ferry Cloths, Lace Checks and Stripes, ete , ete. Dress Goods (black and colored), in Cashmeres, Nun’s Veiling, Beige Cloths, New Checks and

Paper,Carpets, Oil Cloths, ete.

PERKINS & STERNS.

INSURANCE.

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The undersigned represents the following first-class Insurance Companies: | The Great Western Marine Insurance Co. of New York, |

$967,810.54 |

ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1833,

INCOME, 1882, 625,722.90

$5 The Nova Seotia Marine Tasurance Association,

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President, HON. A. G. JONES. Vice-President, J. 8. MACLEAN, ESQ. Halls, Cargoes and Freights insured at lowest current rates in the above Companies. e 0:0—

The Fire Insurance Association ef London, England. CAPITAL, FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.

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The Northern Insurance Ceo. of London and Aberdeen,

CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS. neem) 30 —_— The North American Life Insurance Company, —_ ——- 0:0 oot

The London anid Laneashire Life Insurance Company.

FRED. W. HYNDMAN,

AGENT.

Ch’town, April 24.—5i law wed

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URNITURE. FURNITURE. AT COST.

Opposite Post Office, Charlottetown.

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EDSTEADS, Chairs, Tables, Wasbstands, Sofas, Lounges, Parlor, and Drawing Room Bedroom Suits, Looking Glasses and Mirrors, Window Furniture, Picture Frames and

Picture Mouldings. ae JOHN NEWSON,

eS Ses

Charlottetown, Jan, 2, 1883.—ly

TO LET ,

The Business Premises Known as

“83 Queen Street,”

Lately in the Occupation of R. W. Tremaine, JAS. DESBRISAY.

“CPALLION ROMULUS,”

7? imported thorough-bred Percheron- Norman Stallion

“ROMULUS,”

Registered Pedigree in Norman Stud Pook, page 2313, vol. 3, imported direct from France via New York, on the '7th April, is sired by the celebrated Stallion “ROMU LU3,” winner of first prize and Gold Medal over all other Stallions at Universal Exposition Paris, 1878, was foaled in 1879, He is black with one white hind foot, and is considered by Judges to be an exceptionally line horse, with

FREIGHT FROM |

\HE NEW an4 fast sailing Iron Screw Steamer ‘‘SUMMERSIVE,” Roderick burden, will leave

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Cameron, Master, 400 tons London for Charlottetowa

on or about the 10th of June next, and will take FREIGHT for this Port, Summerside and Pictou :

For Particulars apply to Messrs. Richards Power & Co., lol Cannon Street, London, E. C., or at the office of the Steam Navigation

Cre = sq | splendid style apd action. vr. W. a Wrertioe wishing to breed to a pure bred Oh’ May 8, 1883 * animal, are invited to vall and examine thie Ch’town, May 5, . | homer

TO LHF. Wh W. 8, Mekies Stable,

| (better known as the McGill Farm, )

DESTRABLE DWELLING ROUSE | where he will stand for the season and serve a three-story. brick, with good stable acy; ited number of marcs. commodation, on Prince Street, opposite St) Por particulars apply to the updersigned, Paul’s Church, Possession given May Ist. BENJAMIN HEARTZ,

OHN QUIRK. W. 8. McKIE, ’ - Ub'tewn, May 8~Vin Ua Sin wk.

Agril 27.

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AUCTION SALE. I will sejl by aeuiada on tien premises, on Monday, 2ist day of May, inst,

LL those premises, situate on Cumber-

At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, A land Street, in Charlotietown, recently owned by Mr, Robert B, Huestis, consisting of —

A well-built two-story Mansard Roof Build- ing, 33 feet by 24 feet, with two-story kitchen attached, ‘This Louse contains two tene- ments of seven rooms each, exclusive of the kitchens, ard are new occupied by Mr. Wm, H, Siewart and Mr. Geo. W Davison.

Also, a two-story three-tenement house, in the rear of the above, frosting on Barrett's Lan*, 24 feet by 28 feet, tour rooms in each tenement, The land on which the above buildings stand has # front of 4! feet on Cum- berlana Street, and runs through to Barrett’s Lane—a distance of 150) feet.

The above buildings are quite new and in good repair

TEKRMS—25 per cent, at time of sale, and the balance on delivery of deed,

There is a mortgage of 600 on the prem ises, pearing interest at 6 per cent., which may remain,

WILLIAM DODD, Ch town, May 11, ’83. Auctioneer.

‘Great Glearing-out Cash Sale BARDWARE

—AT —

hk. B. Huestis Stand, SIGN OF THE PADLOCK,

Queen Street,

Goods sold less than Cost,

COMPRISING

Builders’ Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Axles, Springs, Steel, ete.. Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Manilla Rope (all sizes), Lamps and <«himneys, 20 per cent. less than cost

‘Great Bargains for Jab Lots, FOR CASH ONLY.

May 10, 1885.

CITY HARDWARE STORE

'E°HE undesigned beg to announce to the

{ public that they have this day purchased the above old established and well known business, and wil in future conduct the same under the style and name of

RORION BRO's,

and will be pleased to meet all the old custom- ers and as many new ones as will favor us with a call at the old stand,

The Siiy Hardware store

. . The present Stock will be cleaned off at great!y reduced prices to make room for new. Intending purchasers of Hardware will have the benefit of the long experience of Mr, R. B. Norton, who has been in this employ for seven years, and for the last year hes been re- presenting large manufacturing houses iw

Western Canada. hn. B. NORTON, E. H, RORTON. Ch’town, May Ist, 1583. May 8--taw tf her

Referring to the above, I beg to say that I havesold out to R. B. & E. H. Norton, the business formerly owned by the late firm of Bourke Son & t’o , and continved by me for the last year, with my good will and interest, and while thanking yeu for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, would bespeake hy e for my successors. the same for my ot. BOURKE, Ja Ch’town, May Ist, 1°33. May 6 taw& wh tt her