this,

Local and Other

tsement.

Reap FE. W. Taylor's ad Nice Bolow « 2 at A L. Bridges & Co Z DC Maar , M. P. P., has return: ty Smads - N. B - Tue sureYing steamer Gulnare arrived from Que“ yesterday afternoon. oui \ x «pple, so deformed as to resemble a hun*™ face, 1s sensation of the day i H-iifax. ———

Cur bark Ralph B. Peake, which has been it Pictou wlergoing repairs, arrived her this forenoon

siiliiltaceatciaiics

les ner Alert sailed from Halifax on

VV sdiay aiternoon, and arrived here at an arly bour this morning 7

\ LARGE stock of glassware just arrived R. K. Brace’s. Glass tea setts only 45 cents. A 33 cruet at nearly half price.

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Tue members of No. 3 Company, S$2nd Battalion, are requested to meet at the Drill Shed to-night, at 8 Ocio k, to receive their drill pay

# re Nores by ‘‘George” on our first page are

readable and well worth reading—particularly the paragraph respecting the encouragement

of our home manufactures. We learn that Messrs. Hickey & Stewart

| + 3 » wave been obliged to build an extension to

thet sactory pren demand for their manufa -

obDil

t he

1.8e3 in order to meet t

ture of tobacc Oo.

One hundred and nine weather p! ndictions | were 18s i for the maritime provinces during Suguat, and of these 92 were fully and 10 partly verified. Only seven were not verified.

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Mr. J. A. Loxewortn, the Deputy Pro- thonotary, was among the passengers on the steamer Worcester yesterday afternoon. He

will spend a few weeks in Boston for the benetit of his health. —_ - True Scott Act cases were occupying the

attention of the Stipendi iy Magistrate as we went to press. Mr. Peters, counsel for the defendants, raised several objections, the principal one being that the Stipendiary, having instructed the police to lay the infor- mations, could not sit as judge—in other words, he could not be both prosecutor and

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judge. Some three or four cases have so far been disposed ot. dhe itiliigy ‘ Tue three-mile race at the Roller Rink last

night was won by Newsom—time, 12 minutes, it was well contested until the third mile had been entered upon, when Brecken met with av accident to his skate and retired from the contest. A fair-sized audience were present and a good deal of enthusiasm was mani- feasted. We learn that Brecken has entered a protest. The Band of the 88nd Battalion

THE DALLY EAAMIN

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. QULB ELECTIONS. NOTHING DEFINITE YET. Conservatives Hild They Owa’

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Monrree., Oct. 14 Montreal, as before, returns two Liberals ind one Conservative. Three Rivers elects a Liberal by 15 majority. In Browne, Mr Ly neh, Comiissioner of Crown Lands, is elected by a largely increased majority.

Returns are cominy in slowly I¢ is hard > give a definite ophnon on the result : but so far, there are no Conservative losses

from the last House.

|The wires are interrupted, which pre vents receipt of further news. }

LATER. Haurpax, Oct. 15.

lt is reported here that the Quebec Gov-

ernment have secured thirty-two seat the twenty-eight. constitu

encies: still to be heard from.

Opposition Five

A Big Blow. CurcaGo, Oct. 14.

A terrible gale Was been prevailing here nearly all day, accompanied by driving rain. The wind reached a velocity of 50 miles an hour. ‘Trees in the public parks “d, blown away, and a number of buildings on the outskirts of the cily demolished. The gale is very severe on the lakes, and much damage to shipping is anticipated.

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| were uprooted, signs and rovis

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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1

\ despatch Fort Wayne, Ind., states that a terrible gale from the south passed over that city this afternoon, and at

from

ijtwo oclock raged in full force. The oddfellows’ temple, Censwer's brewery, bottling works and ex- press office, together with some of the

principal business bnildings were unroofed. A tire broke out in outskirts of the city this morning, and at 2 p. m. five frame

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dwellings were in flames with the gale spreading conflagration. A Fearfui Fire.

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sardine

Easrport, Me., Oct.

A fearful fire is raging. Five

factories and several dwellings are already

burned. ‘There are no prospects at present

of getting control of the fire. The tele-

graph office was destroyed early in the conflagration.

PortLanpb, Me., Oct. 14.

Ctinkateie 4 | . - s furnisahe yom nustic. sle ‘ , ,

arnisnes ’ beeches Details of the Eastport fire are very

er : meagre. Enough is known, however, to in-

Ove of the most notable of many instances licate that the | ill rie lred

t . : 7 . Gicate tha ic LOSS W agyvrecvra hut reas

of the value of adveriizing is shown in the : i oe ree

of thousands of dellars. It is believed thai

factthat on Tuesdey evening last Messrs. Per-

kins & Sterns advertized their extraordinary almost the entire business section of the sale in Tue Examiner, and the next.morning,|town has been burned. The fire depart- and ever since the store has been overcrowded | ment was almost powerless from lack of with customers, anxious to get bargains. So | water.

great is the rush that the heer] - —_—

ere being admitted in squads, the doors being, | in the meantime, locked.

Nines To-morrow, Saturday, Oct. 16., at half- past two o'clock, the auction sale of those beautifully situated Building Lots at the head |

of Queen Street will take place on the pre mises. The Brighton Brewery, the Farm in West Royalty and the Pasture Lots on the North River Road, known as the race course yrounds, will also be offered immediately after the sale of the Building Lots. advertise- ment and handbills with plan attached.—-A. MeNeill, auctioneer. Ss latalemniainly

See

Tne steamer Worcester, Capt. Allen, sailed

for Boston at four o'clock last evening, with a |

general cargo and the following passengers :- Miss C. Macdonald, Miss M. Macdonald, Mr. Michael Sullivan, Master J. Sullivan, Miss McFadyen, Mrs. Hooper, Miss Buchanan, Miss C. Buchanan, Miss F. Buchanan, Mrs. Croak, Miss M Mooney, Mr. A. VanBuskirk, Miss Rayden, Miss J. McPhee, Mr. J. A. Longworth, Mrs. A. Anderson, Miss S. Dowie, Mr. Charles Morrison, Miss B. Morrison, Miss M. Buchanan, Miss 8. McLeod, Mrs. W. Glevihill, Mr. William Arbing, Mr. M. Reid, Mrs. P. Trainor. mpm Ir is said that a nice little scandal is brew- ing in official circles in Halifax. For some days past Iniand Revenue Inspector Gordon has been there investigating charges preferred against District Inspector Borridale by Deputy Collector Dustan. Specifically these are:

Dustan'’s removal from this office, to which he }

was appointed, and sending him to Charlotte- town for a year, in violation of law. When Collector Grant left, this summer, Borridale took upon himself the Collector's duties, and degraded Dustan’s rank. Borridale is looked upon asa ‘‘ foreigner,” as he was a captain in the British army before he was appointed.

= -_ We have to acknowledge the receipt, from

Mr. John Coombs, publisher, of a copy of the}

Memoir of Father Vincent de Paul, Religious of St. Paul, translated from the original French by Miss Pope, with a preface by the Rev. Dr. Cameron, Bishop of Arichat. The intrinsik rits of the work have already been mentioned by Tat Examiner; and we shall

- now only quote the opening sentences of the preface :

“ The reply of Maximilian to the wealthy cour- tier who tendered him a geodly purse of gold for atitle of nobility was worthy o that Fmperor: *‘ITean enrich thee,’ he said,‘ but only thy own virtue can ennoble thee’. All true gravdeur, excellence and dignity are the offspring of virtue.”

A likeness of Father Vincent de Paul, obtained by means of the lately discovered process of photo-lithography, adorns the work, which is for sale at the book stores.

> Tur Gospel Army meetings just now seem

to be inspired with new lifeand interest after

a slight season of em Several im-

portant changes have been made, On Mon-

day last Captain Enoch Thorley, wife and daughter arrived here from England to take charge of the Charlottetown Co Capt.

Bartlett goes to Pictou fora short but well

earned rest, after which she will take charge

of the werk in Summerside. Capt. Thorley holds the position of Divisional Oificer and stations in this and

the

will open up new It was announced

other Maritime Provinces.

last evening that the Rev. Baxter, President of the Army, bau arrived in New

York and woukl probably visit this Island be.

fore returning ‘o England, Meetings of the Army every evening as usual. The childrens mecting every Saturday at 3 oclock. The

new officers have had many years ¢ perience iu the work of the Gospel Army both in Eng- ad and Scotland, they are all good singers, and have already introduced some new son and music. The livsle girl is called the Sing- ing Pilgrim and well deserves the name.—Com

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Sensational Reports,

Sr. Lovuts, Oct. 14, A special from El Paso,

report is in circulation

Texas, says a

4) } yr rere to the efiect

i that the ex-President Gonzales, of Mexico,

has been assassinated. Other startling rumors are afloat here to the effect that the Mexican Government is again struggling to suppress an insurrection movement. It reported that over y persons have been shot by order of the Mexican Govern- ment. It is also reported that | Rubie, Minister of the Interior, | kidnapped by insurgents.

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enty aay

> Romero

has been

Destructive Prairie Fires.

} SHERMAN, Tex., Oct. 14. | Late advices from the Indian territory istate that the most extensive and destruc- 'tiue fires ever known in that territory are | sweeping over the prairies. Millions of jacres of rich grazing lands are now barren charred wastes. Large numbers of cattle were burned to death and immense quanti-

ties of hay destroyed.

A Town Washed Away.

Oct

the

. 14, The town of Sabine Pass, at mouth of Sabine River, is reported entirely washed away by a terrific storm on Tuesday night. Over fifty lives are reported lost, out of a total population of 200.

GALVESTON, Tex.,

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The Freedom of the City. Lonpon, Oct. 14. The corporation of London have unani- mously adopted a resolution to confer the freedom

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Killed.

14.

Boston, Oct.

brakemen, was crushed between the cars last night and killed.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, October 15 —10 a.m. the to

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APPLEs, onions, etc., by auction to-morrow, Oct. 16, at 10.30 o'clock, 50 bris apples, 15 bris onions, raisins, crab apples, fancy quince, etc., to close out consignments.—A. McNeill, auctioneer,

Gales from southeast

oudy and rain

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harbor for shelter.

Special Notices.

Two Barrels of Quince just

& Goff's. 3i octl4

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(;REAT Perkins & St

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rns, oct 13, 3i We sell strictly for cash: no cree

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oct? 2i

—

W. P. Cobwill’s.

of the city on Heury M. Stanley. |

John Murphy,of St. John, N. B., freight

southwest ;

A LarGF fleet of schooners have put into the

received at Beer |

it given to

LAMPS and Lamp Fittings are sold cheap at ; dy eotl wky Bw sept?) Furniture Dealer.

Shi?’ NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED. Oct 14-—Clementina, MecDearmid, Caledonia; John Tilton, Warren, Pietoen; Brillant

Star. Hartlin, St Peter’s: Beulah Brenton, Publicover, Halifa Neried, Dewar, South Bar, C B:; stmr M A Starr, Ferguson, Hali fax: Golden Belt, Swim, Sheet Harbor.

CLEARED.

Lena,

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Topaiz; Bethel; Ch'town, bal; bkte

Lichards, Gloueester, GB, mds. Cld 23 Lodi, Green, Pictou, bal; Mary Alice, Perry, Shediac,

THE PRESENT IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY

Silver--Plated Ware.|

Prices are Likely to Go Up.

oats,

The following is contained in a letter just | reccived by us from a@iananuuiacturer : | ‘Phere is a regular boom in trade. Cannot | sen {travellers out, have to keep them home to | jhelp to get eut orders. Everyone crazy about goods. The whole west is in a ferment and

ices are going to be higher, as it is utterly |} impossible to make the goods required.” }

The above state of the trade is in a great meas- | ure due to the fine exhibits of Silver*Ware made | at the Colonial Exhibition in London and the}

‘consequent popularity and demand for Canadian i We have a splendid show of

Cnn + a . * Sugar, Butter and Cream Dishes, Cups and Mags, Ice Pitchers, Pickle Dishes!

{feolored and plain), Castors, Kings,

Spoons, and all kinds of ,oods,

eet te yes ok ge

Napkin

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tara 8 & = cert Roe? 4 CAMERON BLOCK,

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Ontea Udiit

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alongside of John Stumbles‘ Harness Shop, where | we are bound to sell everything in our

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line at Bottom Prices.

THA, (different qualities. ) SUGAR, ” " as ad

HRATSENS, CURRANTS, MOLASSES, Ne WPFCUNDLANGS PIS,

and everything you want in the Grocery line.

STABLING ACCCMODA TION

We are determined to give those who favor us with their patronage entire satisfaction, and the | best value for their money and produce. j } Come one, come all and inspect our Goods.

Remember the place is on Great ‘seorge Street, next John Stumbles’ Harness Establishment.

aeses Vanted.

JUHY EVANS &

GREAT GEORGE STREE Oct. 4, 1886

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BEEF & LAMB

RETAILING AT Wholesale Prics

Cheice Forequarter, Lamb, 5 cts. per pound.

Choice Hindquarter, Gets. per. pound.

Choice Chops, 6 to Tcts. | Choice Steak, 8 to 9cis; Roasts, 6 to Sects.

orn Beet, 5 to Tets; Tougues, Scts. per pound.

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nicely trimmed,

Corned |

The above prices are for Cash only. <A special | reduction besides male to Boarding Houses.

If you leave your name and address and arrange with us, we will send to your residence every day required, take your orders and (fill them promptly.

4. EL. BRIDGES & C@.,

HILLSBOROUGH STREET, | Sept. 27, 1886.

Te LET FICES and Warerooms, No. 35, Water St., ately in occupation of G. W. DeBlois, .de- Inquire at the ofiice of R. F. DEBLOIS, | Provincial Building. Ch’town, Oct. 2nd, 1886.—eod tf

OF

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ceased.

Administration Notice.

THE undersigned Administratrix of the Estate

of George Wastie DeBlois, late of Charlotte- town Royaity, Province of Prince Edward Island. deceased, hereby notifies all persons

Oct 14—Williamettey Terrio, Buctouche; stm M A Starr, Ferguson, Halifax; Josephine, | McConnell, Vernon River; Ino, Liger, Ver- non River; Sunbeam, Eldridge, Cascumpec; | Albion, Wry, Buctouche; Confederate, Keeping, Picton; Royal Charles, Nickerson, Pownal: stmr Worcester, Allen, Halifax; Lettie, Perry, Tignish.

OTHER PORTS. S’Side, Oct. 18-—Ent, sch Lodi, Green, Pic- tou, coal; bkte, Eagle, Beyer, Halifax, bai; sch

Mary Alice, Perry, Egmont Bay, bal. 14

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ERIDAY,

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KAPIRATION

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VCTOBER

15,.. 1836.

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OF LEASE.

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XTRAGRBINARY SALE

(TEE Lease of our premises expires premises in time for spring trade, we will dispose of our whole stock of NEW AND FASHIONABLE D

LMMENS=&

Carpets, Oiicloths, Rugs and Mats at 33 per cent discount ; Black

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in a few months, and not being able to renew the same on reasonable terms, or procure other

my

RY GOODS at an

SACRIFICE.

and Colored Dress Goods at 33 per cent discount ; Mantle

and other Cloths, Tweeds, &c., at 33 per cent discount; Blankets, Counterpanes, Comforts and Lace Curtains at 33 per cent

discount ; Silks, Satins and Velvets at 33 per cent discount ; Black and Colored Plushes at 33 per cent discount; Gloves and

Hosiery at 33 per cent discount ; discount.

Linen Goods of all kinds at 25 per cent discount ; Prints and Wi

Lite Lite

Cottons at 25 per cent

A Lot of Goods at HALF PRICE, such as Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Real Lace, Edgings, Collars and

Ali of the Out Quick.

ce SEE OUR

Ch’town, Oct. 14,

CIRCULARS FOR

| Cuffs, Frillings, a large variety Wool Goods, &c.

Above New and in Good Order, and will be Sacrificed in order to Clear

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

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terns.

4 sgt hee Tm oe i % 3 y ; , é bY 5 Ex.S, tse t.. SUPS'IBTE, 2y.4

OST— Eight Dollars, in the store of Perkins &

Sterns. The finder will be rewarded on leav- ing it at Tae EXAMINER office. octl4 T* The House on Prince Street, at

) LET pre- !

~ sent occupied by C. B. Macneill; possession : given at any time. Apply to C. B. Macneiil.

octl5

Ty’O LET—Part of House and Shop on King St,

* near Pownal Street Apply at this oftice. octl3

) LE. T—House on Water Street, opposite the

Railway Station. Apply atthis office, octl3

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cee : — Ww ANTED—A Servant; good references re- quired. Apply to Mrs. C. Macneili

Prince Street, octl3 moO LET.—A house containing five rooms. Apply

to Jas. A. McLeod, Spring Park Road.

oct 13, tf

ANTED—A Girl to do general housework. Apply to Mrs, G. H. Cooke, Kent et oet i2

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B' ,ARDERS—Two or three Boarders can be ac- commodated at Miss Stewart's, cor Euston and Great George Sts. Oct, 12

WATE [)—A Man capable of taking charge of a first-class city grocery store; one used to city grocery trade; good salary given to the right man. Applications to be made before the 20th of Oct. Address: City Grocery, EXAMINER oftice, octé tf

A YOUNG LADY wishes to be engaged to 4% sew by private famiilies. Please apply to the Misses Currie, at Staniey Bros. octd tf

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ald ae ture, Malpeque Road, on last Wednesday j night. the 15th inst., a black and white Cow, with . long horns, Any one giving information of the! sume to Wm. Crosby, painter, Fitzroy Street, | Charlottetown, will be suitably rewarded.

sept20 6i & wy pa WW ANTED—A Man to altend trains, etc., at the | 'Y Revere House. oct? tf AN EXPERIENCED BAND TEACHER, for! many years, would like to locate at Moncton if sufficient encouragement could be offered to him to do so, Address letter to EXAMINER office, Ch‘town, P. E. Island, octs tf WANTED Position by a competent Dry Goods Salesman and Window Dresser, who tho- roughly understands the business and can bring a good trade ; best refcrences. Address. ‘Alba-

tross,” Herald office. oct8 4i eod W ANTED—A Cook; good references required. Apply to Mrs. H, James Paliner, Pownal|

Street, next door to St. Joseph’s Convent. octs tf

T

Connolly; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connoily. jan2l cod

indebted to the Estate of said deceased to make immediate payment to her, at the office of Robert F. DeBlois, Provincial Building, Charlottetown, Proctor of tb id Estate, and. ali persons having any claims or demands against the said

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Estate are horeby required to render the same, | duly atbested for payment, within twelve months | y

i from date, at-the oifice of the said Robert F.

e of Dry Goods for cash only at | DeRiois.

| Dated this i3th day ef September, A. D., 1286. SAP AH FRANUES PrBLOIS,

Administratrix.

anyone.—-Perkins & Str oct 13, 3i , ws La , ‘ . | Sept. 29, 1886-1 mo 2Zaw Now is the time to buy ap dry goods for} ’ pa ae J tee ot ae C+. rereins & Sterna. oet 12, St To LET—That brick House on_ penne Espia- ; ELECTR arise o weer handy ‘thé ya nade, now in the possession of G. H. Haszare, : E.LECTRI POLISH, a very handy thing for Esq.; possession given Ist Ociober next. For ‘ pean SsLliVve and gold : 2 > cents a ho» - (terms and particu irs apply to Owen C ynnolly . { " } : a > wf y ‘ : ¥ ; + < ior saie hy E. W. Tay lor, Cameron’s Block. jun2i eod tr

ARATHERS WAN TED—Highest price paid for | k aos ~ seathers, by John Newson, sept2zi

good new Geese

220 daily | snt rub- | . minister's wife | Z. Little, Box 443, | octs lwi pd ,

, polled and brindied.

i Wy ANTED—Lady agents ac i with my wonderful ¢ ber under garment for ¢ sold 13 first hour.—Madan Chicago, LL

QTRAYED-—A Cow, small

tnally clear

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4 “4s

/ information respecting her will be thankfully ' received at THE EXAMINER office. oct ll ; ; . 7 np: anememaesanumncan Se mer 2 ae | nO LET.—Haif of ‘double tenement house on! Or. par Street. Rent moderat: d ply .{e

Mr. Siduey Grey. septzs8 t

ANTED,.—A cook. Apply to Mrs. Debiois : Devonport Cottage, Royalty. sep2s tf!

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yo LET —In Subscrider’s building, a large office, | suitable for Club or Assembiy Koom.—dJ. Maceachern. sept 23 mo wed

on

AREROUSE,

SS QUELN TREAT.

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BARGAINS |! BARGAINS !

FOR SEPTEMBER ONLY.

A Large Lot of WOOL TWEEDS,

‘ “ ULSTER CLOTHS, s"~ @ GENTS’ UNDERCLOTHING, ees. DRESS GOODS,

FANCY PRINTS. Balance of CRETONNES

LARGELY REDUCED FOR CASH.

Ch’town, Sept 1—-wky

PLENTY GOODS

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They Won't Last Long at the Prices we Offer Them.

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many of these goods his accounts for the

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T is too bad to sell goods at such terrible low prices; but a great have been bought from 25 to 50 per cent below regular prices bargains we now offer. Our Dress Goods Department is right full of

stock of Velveteen, Black and Colored Cashimeres, Ulster Cloth from 20 to 30 per cent less than usual.

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We have also an extra large

bargains. ¥ Sacques, Sacque Cloth and

Merineoes,

ot Clothing will solid at Pilces that

$10,003.008—.Ten Thousand Dollars’ worth

were never lucard of before. te vleared out, three, four, fi\ Nv trouble to show vur ¢

wud six dollars jess than reguiar price.

989 Overcoats Ww if

> . 7a : 2 Tre :- wo .. If you don't believe this, come and sce vds

2.400 Suits of Underclothing, 900 Shirts, tiats end Caps in endiess sai ‘ly. ex COME AND SEE! @ 42 Mi AND SEL! eb

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Sign of the BIG WAT, 74 Queen Street, Ch'tuwn, Sepi. 22, 1886,