THE
al : : tain time, in the most THE DAIL val b dis But ' * underlying it, as m » : 48 nted « the vicious APRIL 12, 1894 on has powmten Gut, the vier P ‘ munisn What right has at ‘ | ~ 1 ofanvy mar or THE NEW TAXATION ane a oe — » pu ' val ace | Ix e course of his speech at M A at fn lollar and fifty Btewart, the Hon. Frederick Peter » tl indred, or five dollars or ten demned the taxation of enterprise, industry | dolla indred ? Why not and thrift; and the course a ne of the Com* au ; when se ing th address, Mr ‘ “ estate ? Sidney Art Peters ¢ nded the pr St w agraphic picture of the evils ef taxat . jown by Adam 5: \ ux a time The principal ‘Equa Certaint Cc y ground was a dying and E Let see how | Eng in fling mself upon a chintz ‘a e Me s, Pet ar as la the arms of an pears, agrees w per s ur ar end that his whole nig Ww ‘ od ; ‘ ! ediately xe England i ad xtremity bv a a ‘ “u t x} 8 and yg “ i) va I Island P: ince ‘ . - as t es of but v ‘ , { ‘ VM Peters . x ‘ is ; $2 . ‘ ‘ _—— + ' g50por : x THE ESTIMATES \s I | } 2 . . rover! AY at f form aw € xceede i by rpris ch $60,000. There is no guarantee a _ : Bank ; a W exceeded during this = ; : year in which the ? - ' pulouws party have a major- : I As any degre e + 4 : . ’ G ! the estimates are < i » . , : Ww two-thirds ciause. ’ a*% at Vv. ’ ‘ ; . a . ving fiiciale will, without — P, : I _ . ; ff : ict f salary to the ‘ at . \ anv ut - re ve tiie , xX" . Attorney-( , & 50 , , e W 50 re Lum bug P s AS 50 : people Ey |] W. Mor 50 = A Thos. W. May 350 6. Clerk of the Crowr 35 al a year a: ~ , \ . ‘ oe een 7. Dep. Prothonotary, Queen’s Co 25 B " & x —= rT} a - Tota 3 610 possessed a tien Bu s to be remarked that there is, as ‘. ersonal property salaries, ar ase of $1,190, conse $3000 and Uy wards, ‘ if pon the estavi shment of a registry success } B ft Ss erside that, upon the ‘pI elias . s an rease and not a de uae salaries yu 4 pose 1M The : i self-abnegatien of the At- passing ather | -General and his colleagues wil] now wife, child, grat r - appreciated. These gentlemen give up | : . ; laugl Aw ‘ is much of their salaries as they take eceased wi é an, capable and hardwork- es ex 1 i et] gx ry of Put Works! Sach 18 SUppose @ case “ | 2 ros s beyond praise ena dik sudde LY g 4 i, | —— gr lata | PROVINCIA Salt ala itin ili CIAL LEGISLATURE. appointed an ao r ad the | entete Ie ie at _ the | Wepwespar, April. 11] popular belief, wa rth e | After recess, ommittee on the bill in- 00 aa 71 ‘ | corporating the W. C. T. U. was resnmed. teem } a'r ' . re . . . _ 7 7 a The t was reported agreed to with } an e Pp. in ss n . , : the Judg Probate a }} amendn nd ordered be read a the interes Pr ke oath | third ¢ ioe aa . . \ » — ry} Leader Uppoition asked lw Report of the Public Works s of adi rat r Ol. ; eae | ‘ - a ‘ s im ra A H Mr. McLean said the report was g a i ia 10 per f | ready and would be tabled to-day a! € the deceased’s | a Mr. Warburt ntroduced a bill amend- i m : g the Medical Act of 1892, which was urs as secur : ;
ferred tu the private bil!s committee succeas iu wi be pa if he s ihe ¢ incorporating the Wilmot Val- fail x this within thirty days e| ley Hall Company was read a third time Jeath, the Attorney-General th - p, | 80d passed !
bte ie i ae 1| Mr. Bell moved second reading of wie = . : admini Suic : ' ; .
, ithe | neorporating the Grand River takes possess : stat Ir Ia g Company, Mr. Rogers (Atberton) Provincial Secretary Treas as chairman of the committee. The bill
ly satisfied as t was rep agree and ordered to be erty i i 5 “ia r hie morrow : ‘a 5 sara rT} ’ . ; I : Mr. Rog (Charlottetown) introduced Bis) Ut ° t as a h yg r its objact the better col { that an appraiser be appx lection of bts in this Province, entitled appraiser shal! be paid — | “The Collection Act, 1894.” lav f . . : The | incorporating the trustees of i tor vai y the “oper . ore . : . ; 5 poy E "| the Wood Islands East Halli Company ) and é c pe se W -~| wae n ace rder<« f the dav for a second tat I ra s | read gy to-morrow oe ‘ : a Mr. McLean presented the Report : , | of the Pa Works department for 1893 . - | He also presented the reports and esti- Surrogat r e | mates he Supervisors i | w r por : as | Or f Mr. Bel! the House went bee 1, pr senate a ad mr ym tl secend reading of a i | the I res g short forms of indenture, ——— a few Mr. Rogers (Alberton) in the chair termined b ud} The liseuseed by Mesers. War- “tandard to be fixed by an accou: p-} burton, Peters, Arsenault, Bell, Gordon, poir iw a Pr < | and Blanchard, and progress was reported. T: : | Hon. Mr. Peters presented the estimates easul B t “ » a ian j ved the ' I i rre ear, and moved that the re at ‘ H e go committee of supply to- alua : morr We ike the following extracts i fr ext *& e pay a oi ‘ the duty Gx: | ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE. res sich : Adi strat of Justice .-$ 16,519 € meantin There ar er pr Boards of Health 150 : Coroners Inquests......... 250 — ce Dairy Asesociations....... 200 70 a8 na Fixe Council—Mileage of s Cc K ef mem bers skal 300 ptrand 3 Tax | Exe Coun Printing and ‘ r ~ Stat r 50 : ) - t? . r - ae Elec - 3,080 " Offi : Educa 120,375 is a awyers, apprais- | Ext 1,100 . to. ’ H TAL FOR INSANE. lea aa w s Me Sur lent’s salary..$ 1,000 . T a 4 er 1 j . Ma Peep 16,000 | \ , a va i vn : in P; @ ae . Stat ry 5 rtunate a« hel 4 n har inci n thousand dollars out a large es 18,250 aubject to heavy debts and liable to a Ir tere Det e and Trust ession tax of “two dollars and fif t . : 13,000 : ; ; | Tnspo a of L, ses 600 every on hu nia Leg : 7450 4 “ . +e value It is pointed ou at s Le Library.. 40 rogate or Judge of the Court P MISCELLANEOUS. hall be entitled to take for n Fire Department —Ch’town bs 650 ancr of duties and services under this Act e —Summerside. . 150 similar fees to those payabl: —* School for Bli id, Halifax 150 : " Mrs Mary Whelan 300 Statute force relating Probate | Telephone Co. Subsidy... 715 Courts.” Will anything be left for the! Provincial Rifle Association... 100 wife and children after the lawyers, the | Queen Square Gardens 200 appraisers, the accountants, the Judge of ® oer a 2,265 Probate, and the Chancery or Supreme Mis eous expenditure 1,000 Court costs have been paid 7 Or, sup- | Poor House 3,600 pore it be discovered that the estate wae Pauper scales oeee 2,600 . ‘ ‘ executive Couneil grants 75 not worth $10,000 when the merchant Ex ern sae gre ' 750 lied ; : Postage and rent of P. O boxes.. 400 — vo OOS ve succession duty) provincial Secretary Treasurere’s then ? And who will pay the costes 7 offic Se ir 2,370 yb li ands Denartme 9 9 The su tax may not bear upon Public Lands De partment... 2,994 ‘ : i Provincia! Auditor’s office. 975 enterprise, industry or thrift ub we fear) provincia Building saiarv Liat it will not come up to the standard of keeper, etc icetiaia 3,325 of Adam Smith in respect to either equal- Registry ONE, oo +3 . eres 4,965 ity, certainty, nience r economy. | stenographer and Typewriter’s int moles of Gant eee Fhe office Jc ehecneegecinasinanl 1,140 as ee ee a ee rr es 4,675 large the lawyer's field of operations than] Public Worke, construction and. ] to bring into the treasur: a certain repairs 2,050
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DAILY
EX
AMINER
— " aan * WHARVES
Gordon’s Point, Prince County.. o4 Gillis’ Point, Queen’s County.... RHC Murray River, King’s County... 715
Grand River, Lot 16, Prince County ‘ sees ans 1,800 Dingwell’s, King’s County. 500 Atkins’, King’s County. .......- 1,800
Misacellaneous expenditure on I
wharves
1,500
me 7,209
FERRIES, (QUERN’S.)
Cranberry, Hillsborough River. . 45 MecCannell’s Hillsborough River. 45 China Point ehh 4 cainiareens 60 Elliott River 100
Steamer Elfin, repairs fuel,
wages, etc ona 0 ooeneeboeenens 8,140 Prince Street wharf, docks, etc.. 500 Southport wharf, docks, ete....... 400 Dredging Prince Street wharf.... 350 Lighting Prince Street wharf..... 150 Steamer Southport repairs, fuel,
wages, etc cee ‘ 6,960 Sail boat and row boat, repairs
and running expenses.. 690 Night boat enspienss ones 25 Docks, slips and floats, Rocky
Point Ferry......... i aeoat 150
NEW FERRY STEAMER Account of construction 5,200 Boiler and engine........ 5,600 Running expenses, half seasons 3,500 32,215
FERRIES, (PRINCE.) S’side and Hurd’s Point........... 1,400 Ellis’ River a ia} ahowee’ 95 Wee TOW, UE BE. ns ss 'ccceeess 120
1,625
FERRIES (KING’S.) Launching. .... _ 5 Cardigan.. 180 Poplar Point.............. 100 Annandale, Grand River....... 40 Boughtou Island. 75
To run a ferry during re-building
of bridge at Bouris West 300 s 720 PACKETS. Charlottetown, Orwell and Cra paud.. stheasdiccniinins 2,400 For steamer to run_ between Georgetown and Montague, Murray Harbor, Murray R ver, Annandale, Georgetown and Pictou and Lower Cardigan when required 500 $ > 900
Rights of Way
I -tieincdidilielee ey ieis ~~ Ts p00 Road Machines (9) at $200 each 1,800 Supervisors’ salaries, commis sions and postage...... 3,300 BRIDGES. Souris West. Aide ie ef 1,995 HE Ain coscistomencee eneccnesna 1,197 Doyle’s, Little Tignish..... ; 1,600 Hughes’, Lot 45... .. .cecssesseees 350 Enmore River...... 650 Benee's 6066 01...+<..-- il 228 New Bridge across Montague River.. ces 00 South Pinette......... 350 iia camel 50 I MINI. oi sc cicccee cscs 325 ee ee 200 Victoria, Crapand......... 1,000 Nicholson’s, Lot 67....0.0-.s000+ 20 Howell’s Brook............... ities 54 McLeod’s, Little Sands........ . 170 New road, District 13 (Queen’s) 12 Canoe Cove....... vias oxaunee 34 Mil! Creek sie oat $2 Pig Beeokic . .v0 stuck 68 Green’s Bridge (Prince) 30 McLean’s Road. ......-. 186 Burrowsa ines eee 395 McDonald’s, Lot 52... 162 Jenkins’ (King’s)...... 89 Naufrage River......... 79 MN isis ce recs destin 182 Martin’s Creek, Eldon 253 Other bridges jain 6,000 $s 17.051 Bushing ice a 700 Telephone, Public Offices..... 218 Miscellaneous, Public Works.. 2,000
Total estimated expenditure $302,711 On motion of Hon. Mr. Peters the Act imposing certain taxes on certain incor- porations was read a third time and passed. House adjourned until 10 a n Thursday.
Tuurspay, Apri! 12
House met at 12
Mr. Bell presented a petition incor- porating the Tryon Dairying Company, which was read a first time and referred to the Private Bills Committee
Mr. Bell asked the Leader of the Gov- ernment whether a petition has been re- ceived from Hamilton Wadman and other tenants on Lot 23, asking the Government to purchase the property known as the Arthur Irving estate, and what action the Government purpose to take thereon.
Hon. Mr. Peters said the petition had been received, and proceedings were going on for the purchase of the e tae which, in all probability, would be com- pleted at no distant day.
Mr. Aitken asked the Commissioner of Public Works ifa petition had been re- ceived asking for a wharf at Creek River, snd if 0, what action is intended to be taken upon the same petition.
Hon. Mr. McLean said the petition had been received, and would receive the ear- nest consideration of the Government.
Mr. A. McLaughlin asked the Commis sioner of Public Works whether a petition of certain inhabitants of St. Peter’s Har- bor settlement, praying for the opening of a new road from the Harbor Road towards St. Peter’s Lake was received by the Goy- ernment last year, and if so, what action has been taken in answer to the prayer cf the said petition.
Hon. Mr. McLean said the petition had been received and a survey made, and the matter was now under consideration.
Mr. Shaw askei the Leader of the Government to tabie a detailed statement showing liow the item of $1,746.75, as shown by the Public Accounts for the year 1893, as expenses in the Supreme Court of Charlottetown for Trinity Term is made up, the date of services rendered, the names of persons rendering such service, the amount paid to each person separately, and the nature of the service rendered by each person respectively; also to table a detailed statement showing how the item of $957.44, as shown by the Public Accounts for the year 1893 as ex- penses in Crown Prosecutions in Magic- trates Courts, is made up, the dates cf services rendered, the names of persons rendering such service, the amount paid to each person separately, and the nature of the service rendered by cach person respectively.
Hon. Mr. Peters said the information asked for regurding the nmounts men- tioned would be given. All such other
information as could be given would be tabled. Mr. James E. McDonald a-ked the
Commissioner of Public Works if it is the intention of the Government during
the coming summer to open a new road
leading from St. Peter’s Road to Grand
River Road on line as surveyed by Mr. Ball, in April, 1893.
Hon. Mr. McLean said the matter would be investigated during recess and if desir- able the r ud would be opened.
The Act incorporating the trustees of Morel! Hall was read a third time and passed
Che bill incorporating the Women’s Christian Temperance Union was also
read a third time and passed; also the bill incorporating the Grand River Dairying Company.
Hon Mr. Peters moved the House into committee to consider the bill respecting the Succession Tax; Mr. Robertson in the chair.
Mr. A. J. Macdonald claimed that the Government had no right to raise a special revenue in this way for the maintenance of the insane and poor,
Mr. Gordon again reviewed his objec-
tion to the bill, denouncing it as obnox- ious and wronging alike the living and the dead He asked all to ponder over the
bill and consider it well. Hon. Mr. Peters moved that sub-section one of section four be amended by chang
ing the words “twothousand” to “three thousand.” Mr. A. J. Macdonald thought the
amendment was a step in the right direc- tion, but the Leader should have further and provided that no estate less than $10,000 be taxed.
The clause, as amended, passed.
gone
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Hon. Mr. Peters moved that the clause stating that no tax be imposed on estates fer charitable or religious . purposes be | amended by adding the words “within the | Provin« e.” i
Hon. Mr. Peters, in ‘reply to Mr. A. J. Macdonald, said that if a person living in
England and owning property here, left it to relig wr charitable Objects it would be taxed
The clause as amended passed.
Hon. Mr. Peters moved that after the word * sister,” in subsection 3 ofclause 4 the words “ brother’ child or child” be added
The amendment carried,
Hon. Mr. Peters said section five was the important section of the bill. as it im- posed the tax, following éxactly the Ontario and New Brunswick act.
House took recess at one o’clock
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MOCK PARLIAMENT.
Sir,—I must ask yon to correct your | report as published last. night, wherein | you state that a vote was taken resulting |
& majority in favor of the re-enactment of the Scott Act
\s a matter of fact the Seott Act was not up for discussion at all. The govern
ment took it for granted that the Act would be defeated on the 129th inst., and | prudentiy introduced a license Jaw. Straws show how the wind is turning. | The big house will probably borrow an | idea from the little one, as it has done | already on some questions, ma. ee April 12, 1894, +000 } PERSONAL: Mr. H. E. Smith, accountant and sales- man with R. B Norton & Co., City Hard- ware Store, has resigned his position and gone to study telegraphy. Mr. Smith graduated from the Charlottetown Busi- ne=s College in May last, with the highest honors attained there for a number of years. We wish him success in his new field of labor “ Sh Against THE Tax.—At the city ¢ouncii meeting Tuesiay evening Councillor Hugi.es gave notice that at the next meet- jing of the Board he would moved reso- | lution to the following effect: -Whereaa, | Notice has been given to this counéil by | Councillor Douse that it is his intention to move at the next regular meeting, or at an earlier meeting to be called for such purpose, that an application be mede to the Legislature now im session for an amendment to the Act of Incerporation to enable this Council to impose a tax os
persons selling intoxicating liqhors within this city; and
Whereas, it is currently reported that a majority of this Council approve of such a scheme
Therefore Resolved that this Council does not favor the system of raising a revenue from taxation or licensed sale of intoxicating liquors.”
the
ettre.—Plans of the seats in the
Oni Opera House will be on exhibition on Mon- lay morning next at ten o’clock. Seats in the baleony may be secured at Rankin’s
Drug store and inthe dress cirle at John- mn and Johnson’s (Queen Street) store. Call early. There will be no tickets sold excepting at the places mentioned above
&
until the night of the entertainment. The marvelous sucees of Hood’s Sarsa-
parilla is based upon the corner-stone of absolute merit. Take Hood’s throughout the spring months.
USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY. the g-cat
Rland and NerweRemedvy
Notice of Di-solution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partner- ship hitherto existing between the under- signed. under the style and firm of LONG- WORTH & CO. has this day beem dissolved by mutual consen,.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1894.
GEORGE D. LONGWORTH. HENRY W. LONGWORTH.
The business lately conducted by Longworth & Co. will, in the future, be. carried on by George D. Longworth at the old stand, Water Street.
GEORGE D. LONGWORTH HENRY W. LONGWORTH.
Ch’town, April 12, 1894—?w law
Might 25 well wear
»s- while silk in a > < coal mine as use poor tobacco in a meérschaum
One's as sen- sible as the
a~ other a PLUG CUTS 144, the thing. It will give “the pipe a rich handsome color and YOULL get ,) an enjoyable Smoke
Jf
J. Virginia; and Montreal, Canada.
B. Pace
Tobacco Co., Richmond
| said that it waa the intention of the Gov-
| self in favor of free trade of the English
| mitted that it was easier
FREE FROM ALL vexatious conditions and
restrictions are the Poli- cies issued by the
CANADA ACCIDENT ASS. ©O.
E. R. BROW stock.” CH’TOWN.
BLOCK, AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND,
TELEGRAPHIC.
SreciaL Desrarcuxs to Toa EXAMINER
PARLIAMENT OF CANADA. House of Commons Proceedings.
Orrawa, April 12.
In the House of Commons yesterday, in answer to Mr. Davies, Hon. Mr. Foster
ernment that fishing nets should remain free. If any collector had collecied duty on them, it was a mistake that would be corrected.
In answer to Mr. Dyer, Hon. Mr. Foster eaid that his opinion was that maple eugar was refined sugar, and if grading over 14, Dutch Standard, would be subject to duty.
The budget debate was continued by Mr. Cockburn in a forcible and carefully prepared speech in favor of the tariff.
Dr. Christie replied briefly on the Op- position side, when Mr. Northrup, the young member for East Hastings, took the floor,and made one of the best speeches of the debate.
After recess, Mr. McCarthy made a long and strong speech against protection in any and every form. He declared him-
variety and announced his intention of supporting the Cartwright amendment and assisting the Opposition in the forthcom- ing general election. But he frankly ad- to talk of de feating a Protectional party than to do it, and warned his grit allies that it was no smal! contract they had in hand.
Resignation of Newfoundland Government
St. Jouns’s, Nfld., Apri! 12. The Newfoundland Government resign- ed yesterday. The Governor will likely call on Mr. Goodridge, the Opposition leader, to form a ministry to-day.
War Steamers.
Lonvon, April 12. The admiralty has arranged to include the Canadian Pacific steamers in the list of those subsidized by the Imperial Gov- ernment for war purposes.
Blection in Gloucester.
Moxcrown, April 12. Mr. Landry, the grit candidate for Glou- cester, has retired, and ex-Sheriff Doucette will run in opposition to Mr. Blanchard, the Conservative nominee.
Bosrox, April 12. The first mate of the brigantine Venice was killed in the storm in the vicinity of Sable Island, on Monday. He belonged to Yarmouth, N. 8.
——— For Drit..—No. 1 Battery G. A., oy
meet for drill to-night at eight o’clock.
BARGAINS IN BOOKS
FOR TWO WERKS AT Carter’s Bookstore.
In order to make room for a large supply of New Books now on the way from Eng- land and New York, and further to in- crease the demand for good and interesting literature, we wil! sell any or all of the Printed Books now in took (except Schoo! Books) at
Twenty Per Cent. Discount.
This is a bona fide sale. We mark all our Books in plain figures, and our regu- lar prices are as low as any.
Sale begins this (Saturday) evening, and will continue for two weeks.
Eighty cents buys @ dollar’s worth of Books, and you get your cheice at
CARTER'S BOOKSTORE. meh3l 187 Queen Square.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under this heading for at the rate of ten cents per line.
Children’s suits low at Paton’s.
Fresh bass and kippered herring at the Fish market.
Prowse Bros. have a big line of child- ren’s suits they are determined to clear all new stock, 960 suits will be sold to fit boys from 4 to 10 years of age at prices never before seen in this town. Clearing price 75 cts to $2.50 worth $1.74 to $3.50,
Milton Honse — Sale of the Milton House takes place on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, by E H Norton, auctioneer. This is a valuable property, and should realize a good price.
Best in season to-morrow at Church Tea and Fancy Sale.
St. James Welcome.
Paton’s show days are postponed until Friday and Saturday, 20th and 2lst inst.
Scott Act Campaign. Below will be found a copy of the form of ballot paper which will be used at the election on the 10th inst. Parties wishing to vote for the Scott Act will require to mark their ballots with the cress in the space “ For the Petition.”
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| Paton & Go's. Daily Ann
EXAMINE
our Children’s Suits. Over one thousand to choose from. Prices from 75c. to $5.00.
ONE HUNDRED Skirt Serge Suits, suitable for little Boys and Girls from ? to 4 years old. Prices from 75e. to $5.00.
CHILDREN’S
Three-piece Suits in endless variety, prices, low quality, A lI, patterns new.
SKIRT SUITS. Men’s Suits in English Serge, from $3 to $10, guaranteed all wool,
Ladies, please note that we keep one of the largest, fresh- est and best Children’s Ready- made Clothing Departments in town. We solicit inspec- tion.
1894.
OUNCEMEnt,
JAMES PATON & Co,
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Charlottetown, April 11, 1894—dy
J. M. McLEOD
THE ONLY PLACE TO
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J. & T. Bell’s Fine Goods.
WE HAYE SOLE CONTROL.
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Canesten
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VOTE AGAINST THE PETITION. AUCTION!
The form of the Ballot to be
Election will be as follows :—
used at the Seott Act
For the Petition.
Se
“ Against the Petition’
Against the Petition.
Electors in favor of License and against the Seott Act) will place a XX in the lower space where the words)
are printed, as in the above form.
SES
Your Interests
by getting a Watch that you will have no trouble to keep in order, and one that will give you the right time every time you want it. Our Watch Repairing department is receiving special atten- tion.
G.H. TAYLOR,
North Side Queen Square.
apl2—eod
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FARM FOR SALE.
T am instructed by John Newson, Esq., to sell by Auction, on FRIDAY, 27th April, inst., at 12 o’clock, noon, on Mar- ket Square, in front of James Paton & Co's Store :—
80 Acres of Land of excellent quality at Johnston’s River, Lot 35, 7 miles from Charlottetown and 1} miles from Red
Point Wharf, at which the Ferry Steamers touch twice a week going and coming to the city. Produce is shipped by vessels from said wharf. This Farm has an un-
limited supply of river marsh mud of best |
quality, which asa fertilizer ranks next to stable manure. Schoo! House Farm to it, and a Blacksmith’s Forge close by. This farming land will be sold at a great bargain.
TERMS—Half the purchase money on
delivery of deed; the balance secured by
mortgage on the premises for a term of
yeare as may be agreed upsn.
A. MeNEILL,
apl2—eod wy 2i Auctioneer.
on next |
“MILTON HOUSE.”
Friday, April 13th,
AT TWELVE O’CLOCK.
I am-instructed by Mrs. Edward’ Black
burn to sell by Auction, on FRIDAY, April 13th, at 12 o'clock so“
The valuable Hotel premises on Kent Street, known as the “ Milton House.” Size of Lot, 50x160. Honse contains 25 rooms and frost-proof cellar, with, Stable for about 39 horses and good yard accom- modation
The “ Milton House” hasa large patron- age, and can be.nade one of the most pro-
| fitable hotel properties in the city.
Title guaranteed. Terms easy.
If not sold will be leased. for a term of yeair
ap2—dy eod wy li
H. NORTON,
Auctioneer.
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‘SUPERIOR FURNITURE
For Sale by Auction.
i instructed Ly L. J. Ostrander, Esy , to sell by Auction at his Residence, “orner Prince and Dorchester Streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April,
commencing at Ll o'clock. a. m.:—
am
All his Household effects, comprising 1 supe Heintzman Piano, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture.
All the above is first-class and in good
order.
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Premises open for inspection on Tues day, l7th, from 1] to 4 p. m
Terms cash,
R. BEAIRSTO,
Auctioneer. its pean
ap9—d:
TOLET Bini The brick store on Queen Street, lately eis by I. H. Norton & Co Apply at office of trustees Connolly Estate, Queen Street. eod tf—jan2d
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Excelsior Flour Reduced to $4.
Having sold out all our lower grades of Flour, we have reduccu the price of our cele brated “ EXCELSIOR” brand to $4.00 per barrel for a short time only. chance to get a barrel of High-class Flour at about cost. price after we get our new stock in.
Now is your cannot afford to sell at this
BEER & GOFF.
Charlottetown, March 31, 1894—tu thu sat
LACES !---THE TRIMMING PAR EXCELLENCE OF THE SEASON.
That wonderful lot of Laces is now on our counters. half what they are worth.
Choice Goods, Newest Makes, and the Price only a trifle over 3,000 Yards marked at about half price.
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