gocai and Giher liems, |

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No mal o } WiastonAkY MEETING this evening in the | Methodist Cries Church tt | Tux St. JoNo magistrate fined a man $40, a | few days ago, for resisting the police, o—-— : Six Scott Act cases will be tried by the , “ae ' Stipendiary Magistrate to-morrow morning >

ity Beass Band will parw

THE ( . ule the prin- gipal streets ¢ he city this evening— weather | permitting

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Weare informed that Suanerside harbor and the Straits are, aS far as the eye can reach, clear of ice

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Bank or P. EF. Istanp,

For this week we Island Bills for either | e City Hardware Store, !

[ap2l 3i wk'y,

will take Bauk of P. cash or gooas at ti

Norton Bros >

SrREBT-CLEANING has commenced en Quoen Street. Would it not be well for the City | Surveyor to fill up the ruts in numerous other | streets immediately?

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HILLSBOROUGH Bay 18 blocked with ice. Uniess a great change takes place, the Sum- merside will be unabie to reach T[ictou to-

morrow. She is, however, taking in freight, snd will leave the first opportunity. > — Mx. Jos McPuatt has commenced to lay

the foundation of a residence on Prince Street near the Baptist Church, and Wm. Boyle.

Esq, has commenced the foundation of another on Euston Street opposite the Free | Church. _- > << Mrurrary Excinernixe.—The Charlotte-

town Engineer Corps will, until further notice, meet every Tuesday and Thursday at eight o'clock, p.m.,in their model room, Drill Shed, for instruction in Field Evgineering. sina bic Mr. G, W. Mittver has jast finished a well-executed cil painting of the Post Office Building on Fire. Mr. Millner, being a per- sonal eye-witness of the building when illuminated by the fire-fiend, has of course “sketched it to the life.” emivepinadinn BCILOtvé operations have commenced on the South Side Queen Square, and the plat- forms there are impassable. Would it not be wellfor builders to lay a narrow plankway aloug the enclosure, and thereby make the way of the pedestrian safe and comfortable? tegen Tue Northern Light is still in Georgetown harbor, and Georgetown hotels and private boarding houses are crowded with travellera, commercial aud otherwise, waiting to take passage in her. The harbor is blocked with ice, and the indications at present are the steamer will not have a chance to move for a few days to come. sctiealiahsegaan Tux Post Office as at present situated, is very inconvenient to those who live at the upper end of the city. In order to remedy this matter and save a tiresome tramp to thoze who live at the north and west ends, we suggest that a letter box be placed at Apothecaries Hall, where stamps can now be obtained. This would be a convenience which we think would be appreciated by all. oe Beware of canned tomatoes. On Friday last three members of a family in this city partook rather freely of these preserves. As w consequence they were seriously —one almost fatally—poisoned. Dr. Jenkins was called to their relief. Two have fully recovered, and one remains quite sick from the effects. Too much care cannot be taken in the examination of imported preserves befere they are placed,

for use, on our tables. _——

“* Tuerk is luck in odd numbers.” Goose- shooting has not been as good or profitable this as in previous seasons. Most of our young men went off to their respective ice- houses in odd numbers, that ‘‘luck” might not go against them. They have mostly returned and we have had the pleasure of meeting several of them with faces tanned like dried lemons skins. On making the enquiry : ‘How many geese did your party get’ ”’ the answer would invariably be: ‘‘Fifty-three.” No amourt of cross-examination could make them diverge from this number. So well has it been adhered to that some people are in- clined to believe that the geese before flying north, in convention, passed a law enacting that any flock loosing more than fifty-three of the number at any one ice-house shall be subject te fines or penalties. The geese wisely used the odd number fifty-three, that luck might be with them. They appear to be 4s wise aa ordinary sportsmen. ,

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Tue death of the maa Trainor at North Wiltshire is, if we are to believe the reports from that place, enshrouded in are. A verdict by the coroner's jury, re ed op Monday last, was to the effect that Trainor came to his death by “drinking too much liquor.” The parents and friends of sthe deceased are not satisfied with the verdict. They assert that the deceased was foully murdered. In response to a request, the Attorney-General sent Dr, Jenkins on Satur- day last to investigate the matter; but no new light is shown, as the doctor bad not full power toact, and as Dr. Wall was satistied that, as Coroner, he did his duty. Meantime it is reported that Trainor had only spent an honr among the convivialists at North Wilt- shire. During that time a row took place and a man who came to the door of the rum _ hole was heard saying: “I have settled Trainor.” We have not heard the reports corroborated by any good authority, but we think, as the case stands, it is one which requires in- vestigation.

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Mr. Avuseey Hamrvron has become editor of the Ottawa Free Press, vice Carroll Ryan, resigned. Mr. Hamilton is a son of P. 8. Hamilion, formerly of Halifax, now editor of the Port Moody, B. C. Gazette, and brother of P. =t. ©. Hamilton, of the Yarmouth J'imea. Aubrey was initiated in the profession by the Halifax Chronicle, and afterwards was for several years on the staff of the Charlottetown Patriot. 1n 1889 he went to Ottawa and took a position on the staff of the Free Press. Ue was for atime Ottawa corresponcent of the Toronto Globe, and now represents several Ontario and Quebec papers at the capital. Edward Faraar, for some time past editor of the Winnipeg Daily Times, has resigned that position, and become editor of the Times’ successful rival, the Winnipeg

Daily Sun, The Sua is independent in Dominion politics, but &® Vigorous exponent of the “ Manitoba first, last

and ali the time” policy. Farrar, whio was formerly editor of the Toronto Mail, and, afterwards editorial writer on the (//ole, is a brilliant and trenchant writer; and being equally at home on either side of the political fence, With plecty of latitude on the Sun, ne will deubtless make that hvely paper more spicey thaa ever, W. T. Thompson, 4 St.

John boy, who graduated under the late Dr. Hider and Johu Livingstone, aad was latterly oa the Sun, has gone back to the Times stati. W. G. Deacon, a Fredrictonian, has pur- chased the Herald at St. Viaceat, a town on the internativual live dividing Manitoba from

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SOSAPHIC NEWS

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Difficulty at a Funeral. Worcester, Mass, April 19.

_ The use of the Plymouth Congregational Church here was refused to-day for the funeral of Mr. E. M. Stockvilie, a pro- mipent citizen, an influential memler of the Oddfellows, and a regular attendant at the Charch, The Oddfeliows burial service not being allowed, the use of the Universal Church was tendered and aceepted. Much feeling finds expression over the action of Plymouth Church authorities.

A Terrible Massacre. Carro, April 1).

A large number of refugees, owing to the shortness of provisions, left Shendy a few days ago in a steamer for Berber, The steamer ran on a sand bar near Elber Ala, and was svon surrounded by swarms of rebels, who attacked the steamer on all sides, and massacred all on board, sume 440 souls.

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Fastest. New York, April 20. The Guion steamer Oregon, which ar- rived here last evening from Liverpool, made the trip in six days, ten hours, and thirty minutes. This is the best record.

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Reported Kevolt—Wassacre Feared

Winyipec, April 19. Ten thonsand Indians are reported in revolt in the Northwest Territery, and they are said to be marching on Battleford, A general massacre is feared.

Sir Evelyn Sarings Ueclaration.

Cairo, April 19. Sir Evelyn Baring declares that even if Scobehr Pasha is willing to go to Khar- toum he will not be allowed to go. The Queea’s Movements. Darmstapt, April 20, Queen Victoria attended church this morning and went out driving in the afternoon.

Prorogation.

Orrawa, April 19. Parliament was prorogued to-day with the usual formalities. The attendance was very small.

A Royal Birth.

Lonoon, April 20,

The Duchess of Edinburgh has been delivered of a daughter. Both are doing well.

forty Miners Killed.

Crry or Mexico, April 19.

At Zacatacas tunnel in Quetradilla, a mine has caved in killing forty miners.

Weather Bbulietin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hewrs for the Maritime Provinces.

Toroxto, April 21--10 a. m. Maritime fresh to strong east to north wind: > cloudy weather, with rain toedry; partially clearing and cooler to-night.

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, Charlottetown, 2Ist April, 1834. Highest temperature yesterday .,......-. 56.0 Lowest temperature (read at midnight), ..39.0 Lowest temperature this morning ........39.1 Temperature this morning, at 8 o'clock. .43.4 Temperature this afternoon, at 1 o’clock...48.0

East River and the harbor are clear of ice. There is nothing to hinder river navi- gation. A row-boat is plying between the city and Southport, and the steamer South- port will commence running to-morrow. West and North Rivers are covered with ice, and communication with Southshore may thus be made difficult for a few days to come.

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A Large Liquor Seizure.

The largest liquor seizure ever made in the Province of New Brunswick under the new license act was made at Fredericton on the 15th inst., by Inspectors Belyea and Roberts, at the residence of Mr. James Tennant, grocer, a short distance above Government House. Eleven casks and a large number of cases, principally of whiskey, were taken from the cellar of his house; no liquor was found in his place of business, which lies across “the yard from his residence. The quantity seized filled two large slovens, that were on hand to carry it away, and its value is variously estimated at between one and two thousand dollars. Mr. Tennant, who was in town when the liquor was first seized, put in au appearance before it was carried away. it was brought down and stored in a bonded warehouse in the Randolph block, in front of which a large crowd gathered. There are various rumors current about probable litigation over the seizure, Mr. Tennant having a large number of friends.

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Svicrpe.—A young man by the name of James Boylan, who had been living with Mr. Owen McGarry, New Ross Road, Kentville, N. S., since his childhocd, until recently, committed suicide on Thursday night last it is supposed, as he was not seen since until found on Saturday, 12th inst., lying in the Mill Brook above Mennie’s maill pond. He had a seven barrelled revolver in his hand with four cartridges as yet unexploded, and a bullet wound in his left breast just over his heart told his sad fate,

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THe Navy Department, at Washington, has been informed that a rumor hs prevailed at St. John’s, Newfoundland, that the Greely party has been rescued from * mass of float- ing ice by the crew of a whaling schoover. The United States Consul at St. John’s, New- foundiand, says the report is not believed there. He will promptly advise the depart: ment of whatever information may be ob-

Dakota.

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tained on the subject.

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DIED.

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At his residence, Malpeque Road, on the | 13th iost., trusting in the Lord, Ewen Me- Kinnon, in the 90th \ear of his age. Deceased | Was anative of Muil, Argvleshire, Scotlaad. _ At Tryon, on Tae day, the Lith inst, of } inflammation of the lungs, Jane, widow of the 'date John Lea, Exq., aged 7! years. Her end was peace. ‘

HOME INDUSTRIES,

PLE. ISLAKD SOP WOKS

4\ULL LINES in Maple Leaf, Acme, Spruce Bud, Mottied, Island Bouquet. Value fully equal to imported Scaps. BEER & SONS, Proprietors. Ch’town, April 2), 1884—1m eod

To Builders & Architects Ea given for this

BRITISH PLATE GLASS.

Windows and whole stcre frents, all in one piece, at the “City Hardware Store.”

NORTON BROS. April 2i—I!w

AUCTION SALES

By A. MeNeill, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE, &c., April 22nd, at o'clock, p. m.

UNCLAIMED GOUDS, at Railway Freight House, April 26th, at ten o’clock a. m., {Eastern Standard Time).

SCHOONER “MARY CHARLES,” at Peake’s Wharf, No. I, April 28th, at twelve o’clock, noon.

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ROY ALTY LOTS, on St. Peter’s Road (near the city), May Ist, at twelve o’cloek, noon,

MRs. COOMBS’ HOUSE AND PREMISES, Great George Street, May 5th, at twelve o'clock, noon.

YACHT “CLARIBEL,” at Peake’s Wharf, No. 3, May 6th, at twelve o’clock, noon,

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer, Ch’town, April 21, 1884.—tf

IMPORTED STALLION |

Y AUCTION, on the arrival of the first boat from Pictou, a very fine dark bay Entire Horse, feom Ontario. This Horse has taken first prizes and diplomas at Toronto, Hamilton. and other exhibitions. Particulars on arrival of horse at Char- lottetown.

A. MeNEILL, Auctioneer, Ch’town, April 21, 1884.

Currie’s Practical Grammar, A LARGE STOCK, Wholesale and Fetail.

BREMNER BROS.

April 19, 1881—3i

FOR PICTOU «LANDING.

‘WHE Steamer “SUMMERSIDE ” will take in Freight for Pictou, on Monday morn- ing next, and will leave on TUESDAY morning for Pictou (ice permitting). By order of Directors.

FRED. W. HALES, Secretary,

Ch’town, April 18, 1884,

HOUSEHOLDERS, NOTICE!

AVING extended experience in Sweep-

ing Chimneys, I take this opportunity of informing the citizens of Charlottetown that I am prepared to execute all orders in that line to the satistaction of all that favor me with their patronage.

THOMAS DESMOND, Near the Pound, Long St,

April 19, 1884.

Machinery For Sale

NE Buzz Planer, for jointing and squar- ing up, four feet table. One Power Drill (heavy). These machines are nearly new, all iron, and first-class. One Babcock Fire Extinguisher. nearly new. Also Patent Right of the ‘‘King of the West” Fanmill and Seed Separator. Will sell cheap. Address,

JAMES C. STEVENSON, New Glasgow, April 19, 1884—pat 4i

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Sshooner Mary Charles

Y AUCTION, MONDAY, APRIL 28th

at 12 v’cleck, noon, at Peaxe’s Wharf

No. l, the schooner Mary Charles, with Sails, Anchors, Chains, ete. ‘

ow Terms at Sale. A. MeNEILL,

; Auctioneer,

Ch’town, April 19, 1883. —4i eod wkly li

Ta aleaiaeiantienesinlatnentsiettcaat

y AUCTION, MONDAY, MAY 5th, B at twelve o’clock, noon, that beautifully situated property, on Great George Street (opposite the R. ©. Cathedral), known as Mrs. Coombs’ House and Premises.

Two-thirds «f the purchase money can re-| main on i «12 for a term of years. For fu: :cr particulars apply to Messrs. Palmer & Me" eod. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer,

Cu’town, April 19, 1854.

Ch’town, Feb, 26, 1884.

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CA MINER, eer. ors

SPRING GS8E5 & Sterns

Ask Special attention to their Stock of the following Goods, which are, beyond question, a8 good value as can be found:

550 Pieces Grey Cottons, as’) Fieces White Cottons,

SPRING G8SE5

Perkins

Black French Merinoes, Biack Cashbmeres,

A FULL LINE OF MOURNING CGOODS. Table Linens, Towels, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons. Room Paper.

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a cr a nn cee ae ante

300 Pieces Frint Cottons.

English, Canadian and American Knitting Cotton,

A good Stock of Canadian and American Corsets.

Black Nun’s Vetting, Biack

Persian Cord.

ktugs, Mats, Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc., all standard Goods, and prices low.

PERKINS & STERNS.

BEDEQUE MAIL.

The Subscriber wishes to notify the public that he has the contract for carrying the mails, between Bedeque and Charlottetown, three times per week; and, having decided to accommodate the travelling public, will put a double.seated covered carriage on the route al @it the tenth of May, to be drawn by two horses,

The carr'age is now being built by Messrs, William and Robert Reid, of Crapaud, in their best style.

The Mail will leave Bedeque every Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at six o'clock; arrive in Charlottetown at three o'clock, Leave Charlottetown every Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at six o’clock: arrive in Bedeque at three o’clock, Charge for passengers will be three cents per wile, Luggage and parcels will also be carried at a low rate.

All orders left with Mr, Cook, Bedeque ; 0. B. Wadman, Crapand; Allan Rogerson, New Haven; Martin Whittey, Glasgow House, Charlottetown; will be promptly attended to

Horses will be chenged at the Post Office at Crapaud Corner, where meals will be pro- vided for the passengers.

ANTHONY COLLETT, Contractor. Crapaud, April 19, #684—2i wkly 4i

FURNITURE, &c.

PY AUCTION, TUESDAY, April 22nd, at

two o'clock, in front of Stevenson’s Building, Queen Street, near the market, a! lot of Household Furniture, among which are | avery nice Bedroom Set, Bureaus, Lounges Chairs, Stoves, etc,

Parties wishing to dispose of new or second-hand Furniture, or other articles, will find this a good chance to convert their goods into cash,

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, April 18, 1884,—3i

Brick Machine For Sale

AT A BARGAIN.

ULLMAN & SHEPHERD’S MAKE. Capable of turning out about 10,000 Bricks a day. Apply to

BEER & GOFF. Ch’town, April 16, 1884.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND,

Aeethoeayaeaantpapsnes >

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\ ANTED—A SERVANT GIRL_ for general housework. Apply to Mrs, Alley, Dorchester Street. [ap2)

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XOR SALE—TWO WAGONS (second- hand). Apply to John R. Warren, corner

Cumberland Street and St. Peter’s Road. [ap2l 3i pd

DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED. \ W. W. BEER. (api9 2i

ANTED—A NURSE-MAID (a gooa needle-weman preferred) to go to Stellarton, N.S. Apply to Mrs. Col. Gray, Inkerman Mouse. fapls

TyO LET--The Dwelling House and Shop

on Great George Street, next to Beales’ Corner. Rent moderate. Apply to Mrs. BE. Burris. [aps

yj -Y ANTED.— By a competent young man, a situation as book-keeper. Salary Address ‘‘A. B,” {apl6

moderate; good references. ExaMINER office. We NURSE- MAID, in a gen- tleman’s family. Good reference re- [ap'5 tf

quired. Apply at this office.

ry°O LET—On the St. Peter's Road, half a mile from the city, a neat, well finished

Valuable Business Stand, |ssscsssetel ss sis ct te ssc

Mr. Cook. Apply to Hector McLeod, St.

Peter’s Road, East Royalty. [mar27

N guaranteed salaries—with Commision—

four first-class positions for men of good

aidress,— BRADLEY, GAERETSON & (Co., Order Department, St. John, N. B.

{mar 27 dy wkly tf

f bye Parties having in their possession a

set of new Driving Harness, taken from

the tire of the 20th February, will oblige by

returming them to the subsorfber without fur-

ter ous NEWSON, {mars

LORNE HOTEL

FOR,

fP\HE Subscriber offera for sale the “Lorne

Hote!,’”’ situate at Tracadie Beach, with furniture, fixings, boais, «tc., complete, ready to open this spring. If not sold at pri-

SOLD on the 30th April.

The building and furniture, as it now stands, cost close upon $9,000, and will be sold at a bargain.

C, A. HYNDMAN.

April 16—2w

Readymade Cloth- ing, in Boys’, selling cheap

atthe London House. April 18, 1884—2w eod wkly

SEALED TENDERS

ILL be received up to Apri] 26th, for the erection of a Brick Building on the South Side Queen Square.

Plans and specification to be seen at the oflice of Phillips & Chappell, Full’s Building, Queen Street.

A large portion of materials will be found by the undersigned,

J, G. HAMILTON BROWN Ch’town, April 16, 1884.

Are Offering ex Warehouse.

400 brls. Medium and High Grade Patents (American and Canadian),

125 bris Low Grade Bakers,

To arrive vig Pictou, 600 barrels choice Superior Extra, for early boats.

OFFICE OPPOSITE RANKIN HOUSE.

N B—Owing te the inferior quality of most Canada Superior this year, we have con- cluded to make a specialty of the two tollow-

Extra, Nova Scotia Mills, 2nd Grade, We guarantee these brands to give satisfaction. J. F. SHATFORD, Agent Ch’town, April 9.

New Seed W heat. AILY EXPECTED, and will be sold BY AUCTION, on arrival, via “North-

ern Light,” a quantity of New Seed Wheat, direct from Collingwood, Ontario,

A. McNEILL,

Auctioneer,

April 10, 1884.—tf wkly 2i

pf (SLND AAILMAY.

Sale of Unclaimed Goods,

* N OTICE is hereby given that all Freight 1 aud Baggage unclaimed by consignees up to November 15, 1888, will Gf not previ-

by Public Auction, at the Freight

Charlottetown, on SATURDAY, APRIL

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SALE. |

Men’s and

J A. CHIPMAN & 60,

ing brands: Evangeline, ist grade ; Superior |

ously claimed and all expenses paid) be sold | House, |

Se ee tee cnet

s 9 "1 . Sheriff's Sale. B* Virtue of a Writ of Statute Execution,

to me directed, issued out of Her

| Majesty’s Supreme Court of Judicature, at

the suit of Uriah Matthew, against Donald

'| Graham, an absent or absconding debtor, | | have taken and seized as the property of the

vate sale, it will be offered at Auction, and | said Donald Graham, an absent debtor, all the

right, title and freehold interest of the said Donald Graham, an absent debtor, in and to all that tract, piece or parcel of land owned by defendant in fee simple, situate at Bradalbane, in Township Number Sixty-seven, in Queen's County, being known ‘as Lot Num- ber Fourteen, as described on the ‘plan of James Holmes’ preperty at Prad- jalbane and having a front of sixty feet on Grafton Street, and running back ninety feet thereform and containing one eighth ef jan acre, in Queen’s County; and I do hereby | give Public Notice that I will on FRIDAY, | the tenth day of OCTOBER, 1884, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the Court House. in Char- | lottetown, in the said County, set up and sell ;at Publie Auction, the said Property or as much thereof as will satisfy the Levy marked on the said Writ, being Ninety-four Dollars and four cents, besides Sheriff's fees and in- cidental expenses.

HENRY LONGWORTH, Sheriff,

Sheriff ’s Office, Queen’s County, March 24th, 1884,

Freperick Prrers, Esq., Plaintiff's Att’y. [ap7 3i law mo

CANNED GOODS.

UST RECEIVED — Canned Tomatoes,

Peachea, Pears, Strawberries, Cherries, | Pine Apples, etc. Also, Apple Butter. A choice assortment of Jams, Jellies, and Pre- serves daily expected, at the

CITY STEAM BAKERY, PRINCE STREET, Charlottetown, April 7, 1884.

VHE RAILWAY HOUSE, situated on

Richmond Street, near London House. | Also a shop adjoining, 16x30 feet. Apply to

THOVAS CAMPBELL, Ch town, Feb, 23, 1884. —tf

Valuable Property

| FOR SALE.

HE unc¢ersigned offers for sale the busi- ness premises known as “83” QUEEN STREET, The building is large and com- modious, running back from Queen Street eighty-three fee:; and the stand is unsur. passed, Terme casy, JAS, DESBRISAY. Ch’town, March 6~ eod tf

Ground Bones.

HE undersigned will be prepared to sup- ply pure ground bones, of all sizes, and in large or small quantities, to farmers and others about !st April,

Highest Cash Price paid for

Gid Bones,

| J. W. McGILL. | Ch’town, March 14—eod 2m pat eod 2m sj 2m

Standard Time),£in accordance with clause | 76 of the Consolidated Railway Act, 1881. A_ list of such articles, showing names of con- | signees, ean be seen at all booking stations, on and after 16th instant.

JAMES COLEMAN, Superintendent. |

England,

26, instant, at ten o'clock, a, m. (kastern | —_——_———

PATENTS

MUNN & CO., of the SCTENTIPIC AMERICAN, cons

tinue to act as Solicitors for Patents, Caveats, Trade

Marks, Copyrights for the United States, Gan

rance, German y, ete,

Patents sent free. Patents obtained throuch MUNN & CO. are noticed

THg Hand Book abou Thirty-seven years’ experience.

Railway Office, Ch’town, April 12, 1884. gp A . . deiy circulated scientiic paper. fo.o)a year.

{ex dy pat eod her pres ne jour pio tl sale! Weekly. Splendid engravings and interesting in- | formation, Specimen copy of the Meienutific Amore

fcan sent free. Address MUNN & CO., ScIENTIFIO

AMERIGAN Oftice, 201 Broadway, New York.

WHITE RUSSIAN ©

SEED WHEAT.

Ts best producer yet tried on the Island. |

at my Furniture Store, J.

corner, JOHN NEWSON, Ch’town, March 8,

} cent. below

BARGAINS.

AM selling the balance of my Furniture saved from the fire of the 20th ult., at J. Call and examine and see testimonials; D McLeod’s corner, Queen Street, at a D. McLeod’s | reduction of from twenty-five to fifty per

usual prices, JOHN NeWBON.

Ch’town, March 8,

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