‘& Co., cleared from Summerside for Qurens-

OOO = ae = — (ee — — EE — — ——— f - re oes oe a, BES] BES = ES | a a Canal? Comme oes? x —~~anoe —ANb— —AND— —AND— , en In EPP

Cheapest WIENS AND BOYS’

ULSTERS, OVERCOATS,

REEFERS.

——AT THE—

LONDON HOUSE! Best and

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Lr aaa~ aa oaelinainapeatas ecal and Other Items. How. W. W. Suttrvax was in Ottawa on the 16th. Srr CuaR Les Tupper has returned from Mauitoba

Cuaries Fawcerr, Ese., of Sackville, N. B., was in the city to-day.

Tur bark Moselle with grain frem Montreal to Bremen, sailed from Quebec on the 19th inst.

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Tue bark Ralph B. Peake, from New York to Havre, arrived at Plymouth, on the 18th inst., wind bound,

_ Mr. Gro. A. Swap, late Freight Agent of the Island Railway, bas been appeinted to the positien of Station Master of this city.—/res- byterian. Is Marshal Flynn superseded?

Tux Oddfellows of this City have commen- ced afund for the relief of the widows and orphans of their brethern who were victims of the terrible disaster at Steliarton, N. 8.

Cuaprrii®’s Reliable Almanac for 1881 will be out cn Monday, and will be the fullest, most authentic, and best publication of the kind ever published on the Island.

Tue Sabject for discussion at the next meeting ef the Educational Institute will be ** The best means to secure regularity and punctuality in the attendanee of scholars at school.”

Mr. W. A. Hurcuzsoy, has opened a New Grocery Store, on Queen Street, in the shop adjoining Miller Bros. Those who want a good article in his line, will do well to give him a call, See advt.

Remember the sale of valuable property, situate on Great George Street, owned by W. W. Stamb es, which takes place on Mon- day next, at 12 0’clock noo, in front of the Law Courts Building, in Charlottetown.

Tus brigt. Hildred, Walsh, with cargo of 19,760 bushels of oats, of 34 lbs. each, and 700 pieces deals, containing 21,500 feet superticial measureiment, shipped by Peake Bros. & bo., cleared for Queenstown for orders on the 17th

inst.

Tue brigt. Lionel, McLean, with cargo of 21,850 bushels of oats, of 34 lbs each, and 400 ‘pos deals, containing 11,000 feet; ot superticial measurement, shipped by Peake Bros & Co., cleared for Plymouth, G. B., for orders on the

20th inet.

The brigt. Brenda, Buckley, with a cargo of 21,400 lis. of oats, of 34 ibs. each, and 350 pieees of deals, containing 10 000 feet super- fieial measurement, shipped by Peake Bros.

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town for orders on the 17th inst.

Rewewrer the Concert in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, on Thursday evening 25th inst. The proceeds are for a very charitable purpose, viz, to purchase books of raised letters fur the use of toe blind. An excellent programme is prepare’. Tickets 25 cents.

SLLDMBMM ALI! ALAA

Surecpe.—An insane man named Joseph Toombs committed suicide by hanging himse’f at Rustico yesterday morning. The deceased was mis.cd from his residence in the morning, search was made, and about noon his dead body was found suspended to a tree in the weods, a short distance from the dwelling

heuse.

Awent the Saint and inner case, the last jasue of Grip gives us another cartoon. ‘Lhe “Sinner,” baving been released from his un- enviable position, is in the act of crawling from under the pillory, leaving the ‘‘Saiut” theilord of the situation. (rip, however, falls inte error, by announcing the liberated as the “Saint.’ No one, wefeel sare, would apply auch a title to him. (rip is for sale at the ‘‘Diamend Bookstore.”

Scour. A. C. Meniac, Nelson, from Char- lottetown, P. E. L, for New Bedford, with 6000 bushels ef potatoes, ran ashore in Quick’s Hole on Monday morning. The cargo, which was onl y partially insured, will be a total loss, and there are doubts ef saving the vessel, which is nearly a new one, as there is two feet of water in the hold. ‘ug Charlie went to her assistance from New Bedford.—J. Y.

Herald, 17th.

Tur Steamer Worcester sailed for Boston on Thuraday evening, with a cargo consisting of 1836 barrels ef mackerel, 1522 barrels and bags

tatoes, 400 cases eggs, 25 kits mackerel, junk, pelts, etc. She had also the following

gers :— Miss McDonald, Wm Walsh,

McInnis, Miss Sweeney, Messrs McDonald, P A Keenan, A Thorne, Charles Auld, Mrs Fuller, Mr Fuller, Mr E Doyle, Miss EJ Campbell, Miss McKenzie, Miss Haley, Miss Cammings, Geo Brewn, Jas Darling, J Fergu- son, Jas Mobbs. Miss McQuaid, Mrs McCabe and daughter. Mr N Power, Mrs Power and 2 sons, Mra Madone.

Weather Bulletin.

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Cheapest:

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MANTLES, ULSTERS

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Dress Goods,

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LONDON HOUSE! Cheapest in Hive NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, The Hop Bitters Regatta |

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Layeock Takes First Money.

Speeial despateh to Heaminer,

Lonvon, Nov. 20. In the final heat of the Hop Bitters Re- gatta Laycock took first money, Koss second, Hosmer third, and Smith fourth. The strag- gle between Laycock and foss for first place was very tight.

CANADIAN. Hatirax, Noy. 18.

The coroner’s inquest on Stellarten vic- tims was in progress at New Glasgow all day. Five witnesses were examined, but nothing was elicited indicating the cause of the disaster. It is believed that the flood- ing of the mine has already fully extin- guished the fire. Efforts for relief are being made in all quarters. At a meeting in Halifax to-day over $1,500 was sub- scribed, anda strong committee was ap- pointed to canvass the city.

EUROPEAN. Dusit, Nov. 18. ‘

The report that reinforcements are to be sent to Ballinrobe is untrue. Lonpvon, Nov. 18.

The Times repeats its statement of yes- terday that there are ‘differences in the Cabinet. It says the arguments in favor of coercion in Ireland are urged as strongly as ever, and that the Cabinet is certainly not decided on setting them aside. On the other hand the objections of Bright and Chamberlain have not been surrendered. [t may be assumed that the question is an open one, but every day tends to its settle- ment in a sense favorable to the contention of Bright and Chamberlain.

New York, Nov. 18.

A London despatch says there were rumors there last night of disagreements in the Cabinet meeting yesterday. Prior to the meeting. Bright assured Gladstone and Granville that if coercion by the army was attempted in Ireland, he will resign from the Cabinet. lt 13 stated that if Bright resigns, Forster will go with him, and Earl Derby will take Forster’s place. Derby is reported to have had an inter- view with Gladstone last evening.

New York, Nov. 18.

A cable from London says the news from Ireland continues alarming. It is now feared there is only tou much foundation for reports that the peasantry are arming and only waiting for a favorable oppor- tunity to defy the authority of the govern- ment. Alarming reports are continually pouring in from all parts of the Island.

Lonpon, Nov. 18.

A telegram from Cork reports that two brothers named Moore have been arrested on the charge of being concerned in the murder of Mr. Wheeler. Michael Moore, one of the brothers, accompanied Wheeler when he was killed.

TeHERAN, Nov. 18. The Kurds are being pursued towards the trontier. -3-~-e>-

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE.

Nov. 17th—Herbert Stanaway, 5t. John, N B; W P O’Brien, Montreal; Harry J Wellner, Halifax N 8; Geo Hewatt, Crapaud; J W Bremdrige, Amherst; Lawson Lowe, do; John

M Ingles, Montreal. Nov. 1$8th—A C Kerri- son, St. John N B; Booth, Montreal; J A Morrison, Halifax; K Z| Clements, Yarmouth. Nov. 19th—H A} Sparrow, Beston; David Connors, West River | Pictou. KEVERE HOUSE. Nov 20—John Richards, Fredericton, N B; | A W Dodd, St John, N B; J W McLeod, | Summerside; Henry Lortie, Quebec; C Faw- | cett, Sackville, N B; James Webster, Shediac, N B; E M Myrick, Boston, Mass; C Car-; man, Southport; Miss McDonald, George- | town. ROCKLIN HOUSE. /

Nov, 19.—John Fletcher, Mount Stewart; | Rev. W Grant West River; James Laird, ' New Glasgow; Robert Stewart; Strathgart- nay; E C Goodwin, Bay Verte; Peter Traino, Boushaw; E Harvey, Summerside ; James Wilson, Toronto ; Miss Johnston, Mount Stewart; David Walker, New Annan; Miss Munroe, Ottawa; William Munroe, Colorado, William A Burdett, Bridgetown; Percy Pal- mer, Victoria; John Crosby, Bonshaw; Dun- can Hyde, do; James Gay, Pownal; Stephen McMillan, Kensington ; Frederick Turner, Hazle Grove; Hugh R Thomson, Sidney Mills;

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Moderate te fresh winds, fair cold weather.

David Connors, St Francis, N B.

D W Gnatt, Boston; R)_

Cheapest Cheapest

HOSIERY i$$BLANKETS! C are,

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UNDERGLOTHING HORSE RUGS,

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LONDON HOUSE! LONDON HOUSE!

ry Department. Wholesale

ny ¢ Cheapest COU SLOW. mn rcY TOT RYT Tf r TAILORING WORK DONE AND | Satisfaction Guaranteed,

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LONDON HOUSE! and Retail.

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PERKINS & STERN

ARE NOW

SHOWING A SUPERIOR STOCK OF

New Millinery and Willinery Wiaterials !

DIRECT FROM BEST LONDON

70: aeeninente

PLUSH, FREIZE, VELVET,

IN ALL THE NEWEST

Silks and Satins, im Pompadour,

FUR AND STRAW

SHAPES.

Brocade

HOUSES.

HATS,

and Plain Colors,

Velvets and Velveteens, in Plain Colors, Pompadour and imbossed.

New Laces, Ribbons, &c., Flowers and Feathers,

Hat and Bonnet Ornaments.

A FULL SfOCK OF STAPLE AND

UNSURPASSED

FANCY GOODS,

ik VALUE AND VARIETY.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, October 4, 1880.

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Ladies’

CUTLERY,

in Dinner, Dessert and Tea Knives and Forks,

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and Fruit do,

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All of which I am prepared to lottetown, N«

IMMENSE SALE OF ~ C7) 3" =2 = [x] bts Ze ek ce Gers fe wn ilverwares 37 ed + : es oS Soe ee . E~ es 1% oa 7a fae rm TABLE APPOINTMENTS, 2 = op 8 is ae 2 a i oo os = ¢ f qT — -. 2 4 AT AUCTION. cE oe ee ae ee ; cS an ‘oa: - HAVE JUST RECEIVED 17 CASES of | O ieee —— Silver-plated Ware from some of the best ‘ = fea - os oi oe manufacturers in the United states, which 1@) on = AES ZF I am ordered to sell at Auction, at the . mm — = bbe = Bb? ot | | 1° ee test. F, Queen Street Auction Rooms, Oi sac es --~ ses | mo 5 Set Ege is Me A Dos | L. 3 es AH Rees pibis meme MONDAY, 22nd Nov., inst, fy] - | 2 em S23E5 NG = S eS wa’ . AT ll o’CLocK, A. M. fz] | yosne oS, 2a 5 . Ss OD t2& -8 pa, o The consignment consists of Tea Services, ae oo = 2 2 - 2a 2 Cruet Stands, Water Pitchers, Card Baskets, | 8 Ge -s 2 Yu Cake Baskets, Goblets, Mugs, Toast Racks, | x 2 pas ~ aoe Sg Spoon Holders, Pickle Jars, Sugar Bowls, Tea | -, = 32:3. & Pots, Cream Pitchers, Butter Knives and HD = = = SS co e Coolers, &c., &c.; and a large stock of . Go AQSs = | bad cee of 2 Also, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, to- | FF] oe fear gether with a fine assortment of small wares | ona = eee s tor Christmas presents, Bazaar, &c., &e. I ) coed) ahs . 5 N. B.—Sale positive, as the stock must be | hte ES tS 5 closed out. Ce - ae” Se ~ | Se 5

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nano ieee Arrived Ex M.A. Starr,

THE ROYAL OAK. DIGBY HERRINGS.

Vy eey Choice Smoked, with hard Maple. 500 Boxes. Selling rapidly. Early orders solicited to close.

Nor. 17, 1880.

For Sale or to Let,

“QXHIS well-known Hotel, situated on Queen Street.

conveniently It is three W. D. STEWART,

Special Depositors in Mer

Se ry * ‘ - chants’ Bank.

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A PERSONS holding the Special Depo- ja sit Receipts of this Bank, for moneys ideposited by the Shareholders mh November aud December, i575, are hereby notified that the Bank is prepared to pay the respective ‘amounts of these Receipts on the day they are payable, viz: DECEMBER Isr, 1886, and ‘that no interest will be allowed or paia by the Bank on such Receipts after that day, unless special arrangements are made therefor with the Cashier. WM. McLEAN, Ch’towa, Nov. 15, 1589. Cashier. nov1S—tl 30th inst

Raw Hides and Leather, cane

Inspection Act of i874 and

DAY, the 25th day ef November, inst., at the hour of 8 o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of examining applicants for the office of Inspector of Raw Hides and Leather for th ‘ Province of Prince Kdward Island. ~

| Amending Acts.

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| MEETING of the Board ef Examiners | £- will be held at the office of Ropertr oon Esq.. Charlottetown, on THURS- |

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Those applying for the above office will please be in attendance at the above named | place.

j By order of the Board,

/ ADAM MURRAY,

| Nov. 18, 1880 secretary. ——— _ — - -~- _——_= | "sOIgT Jaq]tj_ 02 1OOP FXON

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stories high, and contains 16 rooms, kitchen, shop etc., and has spacious yard and large stables, sheds and outbuildings.

For further particulars apply to William

‘Dodd; or on the premises, to

MRS. JAMES OFFER. Nor. 13, 1880. ey. tae

Ladies’ Clothing Association, FOR BENEFIT OF THE POOR.

oo Association purposes to provide some comfort during the winter, in the way of clothing, for the more destitute poor of the city. Cast-off articles of Clothing of every description are requested to be left at the Hospital, where they will be thankfully re- i { no 16, ne her

ceived.

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Novis". Anetioncer. CTHFIOHD IDOHO HARD COAL. — POO 30°" Bea, iGansdo aise

Arrived per Schr. ‘‘Adelaide,” at Queen's’ . Wharf. )

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UST RECEIVED EX M/RAMICHI,— | : : Sa : |PPXHE BRICK HOUSE sitaate in Water

100 Bbhls. Extra Onions. Street, adjoining the Examinsr office. ; y to JOHN INGS,

W. D. STEWART, (itn, Nov. 2, °80.

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