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Che Daily Cxaniiier
NOVEMBER 28, 1884.
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The United States Struggle
Ir a majority of the Electoral College of the United States are iv favor of Mr. Cleveland—and there is not much doubt that Cleveland electors are in the major- ity, a similar agency to that which elevated the Republican party to power, has deposed it. In the election of 1860, the Democratic party divided, on phases of the slavery question, into two hostile camps, rominating Presidential tickets. corseauence was that
each
The
Abraham Lincoln, the Republican nomil- |
was elected; and for twenty-four years the Republican party has retaived the reins of power. The revolt this time sin the Rapublicao ranks, but unlike the revolting Democrats of 1860, the Rt -publican bolters did not nominate a P esidential candidate. ‘They went over
“their friends, the enemy,’ the oerats, and in consequence, Mr. Cieveland has in all probability, 4
um. jority of the electors.
Notwithstanding the considerable num of ‘hese bolting Republicans who went ovorto the Democratic ranks, the vote hs beea so close that, by all accounts, the relatively few who voted for St.
Jue. the Prohibition candidate, turn- ed the tide of battle, like the -i:ish Guarda at Waterloo. Beecher,
od the bolting Republicans were the
Biicher and the Prussians at the Wate:loo in New York State in the late bard fought bactle, but St. John ind his few followers really put the! Republican hosts “on the run; and it!
' yssible that by drawing to is sta id- : ’
Al i disaffected R ‘publicans. who coul not go the length of votiog with
ok opponents, and might, and prebably would, hove returned to their old party
at the last moment, really won the itemocratic victory. + i - -
BHditerial Notes. —it is significant that over 2,000 goverament employees left Washington io take part in the election on the 4th.
What will become of those two thousand | you and yours in my sincere prayer.
r ov ¢ MU e
given in the next session of
Notice is
(razette that at Parlia
ment, application will be made to pass a0 | adjourned to the Osborne House wi suet to authorize the establishmeut by the | Canadiau Pacific Railway Company of |
superacnuation provident and insurance funds, for the benefit of the employees of
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“ua COMp ui}
—In iis obiiuarv notice of the late A. M. Sullivan, M. P., the Times pays the jollowing tribute to the character and services of the deceased journalist :— “He was a fearless but a fair aud hener- able opponent, who smote with all his might, but ia open, manly eombat, and with weapons notuuworthy of brave men Few meu convected with the popular movement, have received so large a share of public homage from all parties by his brilliant talents and his emineut virtues. His impassioned eloquence wou the cordial admiration of his most uacompromis'py political oppon- en's as much as of his warmest friends aud colleagues, while his geuerous aud honorable spirit, and his genial, sympa- th.tic manuer, made him an object of em in every circle iu which he moved. He was always an advanced and earnest Nationalist—one of the few wiose sincerity was not doubted—and when the Home Rule movemest was ‘tected he threw himself into it with all the ardor of his nature. He was one of blest aud most determined advocates emperance, and rendered good ser- vice to those who promoted Sunday cling and other objects connected with the cause.”
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The Rite.
‘0, 3 Co, 82nd Battalion held their last ting match of the season on Thursday a, at Kensington Rifle Range. The ipany 6 S.ver Medal and various other )ise8 were covapeted for. Although there was a strong wind blowing at the time, and the day was very unfavorable, some very good shooting was done. The following ig a of the prizes competed for by the Com- pany i—
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Company's Silver Medal—Private Mur- chison.
silver Cup (presented by Capt. D. Stew- art)—Private Hickey.
Meerschaum Pipe (presented by Apothe- car es Hall Co.)--Capt. Stewart.
Lamp (presented by W. E. Dawson)— Private Long.
Pair Japanese Trays (presented by Lon- | ),,
don House) —Private M:Miilau.
Box Oigars (presented by Sergt. Crosby) —Sorgt. Carter
Silver Napkin Ring (presented by G. H. Tavjor)-—Corpl Murray
their |
Canada i AY
e ipl Ab, sesh Ou |} ness of the evening. The foliowing
ayy proved in health.
tarmers busy.
vessel to be launched in a few days.
Presentation and Address.
avery in-
Oo Friday last, tie Tth inst., teresting meeting took place in the Mas nu
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of the Masonie fraternity, in the person oD) Alexander McKeuzie, Esq , Pr. oa Vie toria Lodge, A. F. & A. M., who was pre sented with a handsome gold Past Masters Jowel by the brethren of his Lodge, accom
pinied by the following
ADDRESS °
Liall of this city, on the occasion o: the from this Is'aad for the United | Stites of one of the most active members |
7 ¢ M C. A. Week of Prayer.
| The Charlottetown Young Men’s Chris- ltian Association will, im common with As- isociations throughout the world, observe the second Sunday of November aud the week following as a season of special prayer | for young men aad Young Men’s Christian Asgociations.
the Y. M. C. A. Hall as follows :—
Sunday, Nov. 9, at 4p. m.—Topite, | Lord Our Helper,’ Psalm 20. | Monday, Nov. 10, at 8 p,m." & Choice,” Gen. 3, 1-6, Rom. en oe : Tue.day, Nov. 11, at 8 p. m.—*’The Divine Tue day, | oe
| Masonse Hace, Vicrorta Lover,No. 2, 4. Fs} Choice.” Phil 2,58, John 10, | & A.M, KR. P.C 1, Hob. 12, 2, 19 22. rd (oe | Charlottetown, November 7th, 1554. Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 5 p. mi. , Af at | } Wek enz seeing Choice,’ Heb. He. i. 24-27. Bi her vast Ma ler Alex, it Kenzie Thursday, Nov. is. at _ p m. se [wo Dean Sie axp Broruan,-——Having learaed Choices—Which is Mine?” Mark 19, with regret that you are about to leave th 17-22, reovings and take i abude in the neigh- Mrituy, Nov. 14, at 5 p. m —'' Aposties
boring Republic, the Officers and Breth en o! | Vietoria Lodge, ef which you hive been an i : FY
| active, highly e teomed and worthy Brothe:
} present opportunity to pass without exhibit ne soine tangible evidence of their appreciation of your devotion to the Masome cause.
The Brethren, therefore, at their last regular communication, appointed a committee to con vey to you some proof of their estrem, and 1 now vives us great pleasure to present you with this Past Master's Jewel, and wit it th: assurance of the good wishes of the Brethres tuward you, and their desire thit you may long be spared by the Great Architect of the Univeree to continue a us*fcl member of the Masonic Fraternity.
Fraternally fours, J. A. LAWSON,
A. i 2 a Committee.
W. R. Borenam, | To which he replied as follows -— REPLY | Te Bros. J. A. Lawson, A. H. B. Mae-
can, W. Ri. j thei Bretheri of Victoria Lody . | Dean Broruers,—I beg to return you my | heartfelt thanks for the very handsome jewel i which you have just presented to me, | the } ind expressions of restr 1 contamel In th address accompanylyy it. You | lin warm terms of my labors in the
ive & oket Masonk Lodge. Believe me, | shall greatly miss fraternal asseciation which, uring a period of
inineteen years, I have enjoyed with my i : ; ¥ {be dren in Charlottetown; but thongh my
future home may ba in a foreig: jend, i
know that | shall not be amor g strangers, and | that [ sha'l always receive a broth lard a brother's sympethy in a ledy b ‘othe rhood whi sh happily extends world over.
1 thank vou heartily for your good wishes for my future welfare, and that God may bless
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Yours fraternaliy, Lex. MCKENZIE.
At the close of the meeting, the Brethren yvhnere a stuptuous repast was spread, and partaken of by a large number of the members of the Mystic Tie. The chairman, J
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Easy » Mm . . ’ is usual hi
W. Morrison, introduced the busi- toasts were proposed and drank in pure cold
water :—
The Quaeen and the Craft—‘ Nationa! Anthem” by the Brethren. The Previncial G. M., Brother John Yeo— Responded to with all the honors, by P. M. Murray. The guest of the evening— Responded to by P. M. McKenzie.
Song — ‘Barns’ Farewell,” by Brother Ross.
Our Sister Lodges-- Responded to by P. M. Large.
Song—‘‘ Entered Apprentice” by the brethren.
Members of Victoria Lodge—Responded to by the W. M. Song—‘* Meet upon the Level,”’ by the Brethren, Brother P. M. Morrison, senior Masen in the city — Responded to srother Morrison. Song—‘‘Gavel Song,” by the Brethren. The Press—Responded to by Brother J. A. Lawson, and read from Peck’s Bad Boy, the conferring of the Bumper Degree. The !adies—Responded to by P. M. Me- Gowan. Song—“The Ross. Our Mechanical Interests—Responded to by Brother Newson. Volunteer Teasts—Responded to by several Brothers.
by
Ladies’ Man,” by Brother
Recitation—‘‘Wm. Tell’s address to his native hills,” by Brother Warren. Our Host and Houstess—Responded to by
P. M. McGregor.
Song—''When Adam ruled the Werld,” by
Brother Ross.
The J. W's. Toast—Happy to meet,sorry to part, happy to meet again. Song — ‘Auld Lang Syne,”
Brethern.
At an early hour the iestivities were brought to an end, after spending a pleasant evening. when all departed to their homes in peace end harmony.
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Mount Stewart Notes. Rev. W. R. Frame returned a few days irom a visit to Nova Scotia. much im-
A good deal of shipping has been done
re this fall, making merchants and
for the last nineteen years, canrot allew the
, ? ’ 9 Boreham, Committee, and
and for |
Order, and of my connection with Victoria! the
rs welco:re |
©) notices of motion were given to be acted
yer, Portland, Me; H C Baxter, do; Daniei
Choice and’the Lord’s Promise,’ Matt.
19, 27-29. : Saturday, Nov. 15, at 8 p, m.— ‘* Choose
Life,” Dem. 30, 15-20, Col. 3, 1-4.
The public are cordially invited to attend eoch of the above meetings.
-- ——— + The Storm and Fire.
Sourts. Nov. 7th, 1884 —The schooner General Gordon, Capt. Wm. Lord, came 1n here yesterday, and reports that he never experienced anything te compare with the storm of last Wednesday,—got foresail torn, fore-gaff broken, and seine boat badly damaged.
About 12 o'clock last night, Mary Me- D maid, (vetter known as Mary Rorrag) was burned in her house, and all its con- tents. The deceased was about eighty years of age, and was unmarried, ire supposed to be accidental.
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Kyne’s Cortece Disrute.—Ten govern- ors ot King’s College «tt nded the recent meetivg of the board. Alter a‘lengthy dif- cussion, a vote was taken on a motion to dismias Prof. Wilson from the staff of the college for the publication of a letter severe- ly eriticising the action of the president, the bishop. and the management of the institu- tion. Eight governors voted in favor of this mo'ion and two against it. But as the | vote of nine of the governors is required to dismiss a professor of the college,the motion was pot carried. Another special meeting ‘of tha board is called fo: ) ext ve ke Two
upon at that meeting—one, that Pref. Wilson ; stated; the other, that President Dart and | Protessors Defourmentin and Butler be dis- mi-s & for general incompetency. Mean-
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while, affairs remain in stefu quo.—Aalifax { li rald,
as tee
SHEP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN, ENTERED,
Noy 7-—ss Coban, Fraser, Montreal; ss Bons- vista, Auderson, Pictou; Hariza, Stoddard, Montague, bal; | dare, Sprague, Northport.
Nov 8—John ‘Tilton, Jameson, Pictou, coal; Ralph B Peake, McDougall, Barbadoes, W T, bal; Onward, Dotten, Wallace, lumber; Margaret Ann, McEvoy, Pictou, coal ; Maggie, Darrell, Pictou, coal.
CLEARED
Nov 7—Virgin Belle, Conrad, 2,117 bushels potatoes, 270 do oats, 100 do turnips; Laura May, Shenkel, Halifax, 1,292 bushels pota- tons, 212 do tarpips, 520 do oats; ss Bona- vista, Anderson, Montreal; Lion, West- haver, Crapsud, bal; Hariza, Stoddard, Halifax, 1,200 bushels potatoes, 260 do tur- nips, 4°0 do oats; Julia Fravklin, Linden, Canso, 2,100 bushels potatoes, 700 do oats, 227 do turnips, 2 carcasses pork, 2 do beef, 6 do mutton, 10 bush parspips, 6 do carrots; 1 Dare, Sprague, Northport.
Nov 8—John Tilton, Jameson, Pictou, bal; Annie RK bertsor, Atwood, Scuris, bal ; Lord Lyons, Proctor, Halifax, 1,326 bush potatoes, 777 do oats, 157 do turnips; Isabel. Gerhardt, Halifax, 1.100 bush pota- toes, 300 do oats, 452 do turnips
OTHER PORTS.
Summerside, Nov. 6--Eut schr Annie Flor- ence, Bernard, Pictou, coal; Wm Book Me- Connell, Halifsx, herring. 7—Cld schr Scud, (Vrehaim, iighibucto, ballast.
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BROTEL ARRIVALS.
OAKLAND HOUSK.
Nav. 4—-Chas McLeod, Vernon River; J J McDonald, do; Augus McDonald, do; F Fin. nigan de; Montague Stephens, Orwell; F Panting, Pinette; 1. MeKianon, do; Joseph WicDonald, Little Sands; Mrs McDonald, Pis- quid; Noranan VieLeod, Vernon River. Nov 5- 4 MeGilvery, Bosten; L Bell, Pelle Creek; Alex McDonald, Point Prim; Joseph McDonald, Pinette; M Bell, Belle Creek; Jas Blue, Wood Island; Wm Harris, Murray Harbor; Mrs VcDona'd, Point Prim; Alex McDonald, Bear River; George ‘ armington, Point Prim; M Yeaton, Lot 60; J L Morrson,do; A Munn, Little San’s; A MeDonald, do; D Crawford, Wood Islands; H MeMillan, 15; D VeLaugh- lin, Pleasant Valley; L G Munn, Little Sands. OSBORNE HOUSE,
Nov 7—Nath!l McLaren, Brudeneli Mills; ames Frier, Shediac; James Ross, Mount Stewart; Robert Kobertson, East Point; Am- brese D Fraser, North Bedeque; C J Wescott, New Glasgow, NS; W K_ Phillips, Napier,
The meetings will be held in |
“The Fatal |
be dismissed for causes already ;
Kent Street School. will be given,
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Charlottetown, Oct. 16, 1884.
TES | THES | Tg
_ d. FP. RUPERT,
‘Nuvserymat and Dealer in Genera | Narsery Stock,
Rochester, X. ¥.. and Anng. polis, N.S,
| AVING mate my delivery here this
Autumn and given general atisiaction jastaras known, purpose making another \delivery here iu Spring of 1885,
Thinking all my customers for past pat. rouage, | also request them to reserve fatupe orders, Any pariies intending planting in the Spring, will please call on my SAgent JE CHAPMAN, ‘Osborne House,’ and leave orders,
J, F. RUPERT, Cii‘town, Nov, 8, 1884—3i
WSSIONAKY SERVIOR
Missionary from Japan, will preach
THE ANNIVERSARY SERMONS
OF TOE
METHCDIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY, ON SUNDAY NEXT, 9TH INST,
Methodist Church,
AT 1¢3. A.M,
BRICK CHURCH at 630 p.m,
Second
Tie Aunual Missionary meetings will be held in the Brick Church on Moudcay Even. ing, 10ih inst; and Second Methodist Church on Wednesday Evening, ' 2th inst. Chair to be taken at cach meeting at Tsp. m. A coliection will be taken up at each service on behalf cf the Missions.
F. W, MOORE,
Secretary, Ch‘town, Nov, 7—2i
Auchor Line from Walifax to Lond
APPLES, &c. pY Auction, MONDAY, Nov. OD 1030 o’clock,
10th,
pins, epitz, Spy, Russett, &c. —-a~L80-— 75 barrels Herring, Onions, Pears, &c. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer. Ch’town, Nov. 7—2i
TEHXHE Isdies of the NSecona
ing of WEDNESDAY, 19th inst. There will also be in a Bazaar of Indian Curiosities.
tainment an enjoyable one.
Ch’town, Nov. 5, 1884—4i twice a wk
re
(hristmas Cake et St.
funds. Further particulars in time,
Ch’town, Noy. 7--2i pas
W ANTED—By the Board of
Decem her next, Class Preferred)
Apply by letter to ISAAC OXENHAM, Secretaiy of Board, P. O, Box 911, Cl town
Ch’tuwn, Nov. 4, 1884 ~ 61 tues sat
at 125 barrels Cicice Apples, in Baldwins,
Graveasteins, Bishop Pippins, Kibston Pip-
Lemoneg,
Supper and Bazzar.
Methedist Church, in this city, purpose providing A SUPPER in the Market Hall, on the even- counection therewith
No pains will be spared to render the enter-
A large attendance ie desired and expected.
CHRISTMAS SALE,
VHERE will be a Sale cf Fancy Work and Paul’s School- room, on TUESDAY, the 16th of December, the proceeds to go to the Sunday Sciool
TEACHER WANTED.
School Trustees of Charlottetown, about Ist
A MALE TEACHER (Second
For one of the Departments of the West A liberal supplement
Ont, Stiga J Bears, Green Hill, NS; SF Save
MeKerzie, Trcro; Wm Huestis, Bedegue.
D. Egan, Esq , has just completed a fine
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PANCY SALE.
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Pair Goves (presented by W. & Brown & Co.)—Corp!, Kaizer.
Gaoe Dollar (vreacnted by Geo, Davison & C )—Private Allan.
Pipe (prosenved by Albert Crosby )~— Pn- vate Vance
silk Tie (presented by Benjamin C. Prowse}—Corpl. McLean.
a: > Sa Our Advertisers.
A.
J. F. Rapert, Norseryman, thanks hie
con'in
: ’ ti. Bo @& < Phe f if puers, ha iy Yecentiyv cured the services of a firet- or iy .
C1As* Ope tr, are better than ever pre- pared to give satistactior
iq , a LePay
lng Cracked F-ed at low prices.
F. W. Mceore advertises the preaching of | 4
Serio 28 ta Connection with the anniversas ob Ut M thodist Missfonary Sotluty, :
' ' ’ tends practising her *hycici anncunces-that he: is sell: . cucs practising here as # Phycician.
Mr. N. Clarke is repairing his mill. | Having procured a large bo:ler, be wil: be able to do all kinds of werk in the line the coming season.
J. R. Bourke, Esq,, has this season dene @ very fair business in his Scarch Factory, avd has made sume superior pota'o starch, The Rey. E. Gell is drawing large con-
gregations, and appears to be very much appreciated.
The Temperauce Friends are carrying eut the Seott Act. On lvlaier “ui tue] ) jaw bas bee sent to jail for two months, jand others are being iouked after and will
a ba there; for the inhabitants here are determined uot to have rum in their saidst.
a thi
Di. Toombs has lately arrived and in-
npr nema dllittiaerriamigionmee A Boston correspoudent of the Balifax wane says wei amare young Peenaere do wiucis better My sixyiuy ab Ulimt thab by going| to the Seated. ate ye
_'° | Phe enterprising Photographera of Charlotte sawing |;
Qucea Street will be prswptly attended to,
6. H. COOK & 60,
own, in view of their increasing business, hay ed to their staff of assistaute, A ‘IRST-CLASS OPERATOR, from New
York, who will be prepared, when required, to taut or fall colour photographs in the highest style’ ‘They also are determined to spare no expenre to pleage their numerous patrons, Consequently, to all those wishing first-class work, at reesonable prices, the opp :rtunity is now offered,
MARKET HALL,
Wednesday, 10th December.
There will be Cake, Refreshment and Flower Tables. Oyster Supper at 9 o'clock. Box of Knglich teys and other articles suitable for Christmas Gifts.
mir Call and view snecimeng, ¥e, Ch’sawn, Nov 8, '884-—wkly ti !
CRACKED FEED
CS and Barley wixed, fresh and kep’ constantly on hand. All orders left at the Giasgow House,
groucd,
‘al HENRY F, LePaGE, Cb’town, No¥, 3, 1884—Jmd Baw
| Miss Coles,
Mrs. Arnaud, Mrs. Masoa,
Miss Miunia Palmer, Mrs, Ralph Peake, Mrs. Rayden,
Miss Rosa Stewart, Mrs. Waddell,
Miss K, Wright,
Mrs, Harris,
Miss Hobkirk,
vires Kolio Irving,
Miss Jenkins,
Mis3 Alice Jenkins, s& Bond in the evening. Aciizsion 10 Cents.
M. M, J. HODGSON,
; President, Ch’tawn, Noy, 4, 1884—tu sa
er inembers of +t Peter’s Church Sewing society will hold a Fancy Sale in the
Contributions will be gratefully received by
OFFER LARGE SUPPLIES OF
an F OR—
AT EXTRA LOW PRICES,
AT LOW PRICES.
coats — well geod material.
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OVERCOATS
--AND~
REEPERS TO SUIT ALL.
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Worsted and Tweed Suits
VERY CHEAP.
SHIRTS.
—AND—
DRAWERS
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
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Men’s Wool Scarfs and "uf- fiers, Pur Caps, Knitted Shirts, Collars, Braces, &&
| Call and see us before buy- ing elsewhere.
| Cl’town, Nov. 4, 18°4, '
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Miss Lucy Cavern, |
| G ia oe STREET (Kast), is Jesirous of |
J
LA getting a few pupils for Music, can be agreed on.
aT] Ci’ town, Oct, 23: 1884.
CET EADY F02 WINTER WEEKS & CO. NEW GLOTHING,
Falland Winter,
GOD OVERGOATS |
See Weeks & Co.'s stock of Rew Ulisters and Storm- made, from
W. A. WEEKS & Co.)
flour. =-Franuiix Mivis Uo., 38 Clark Street,
CALEDCNIA, cf the Anchor Line will be despatched from Valifax to London direet, about sth Nev., carryi canned goods, starch, Xc., on through Bill of Lading to London cr Manchest r, from any ‘tation cn P, KE Rail~ ay or Charlottctown,
DIRECT, ak
Apply to LONG WORTH & CO, Water Street,
Agents for P, E. Island, Ch’town, Nov. 7-31
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To be sold at Public Auction on Monday,the twelfth day of December next, A. D, 1884, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, in front of the Court House, in Charlotte. town :— Li, that tract, piece or parcel of land si‘vate, lying and being on Lot or Township number twenty-nine, bounded and described as follows, that isto vay :—Hav- ing a breadih of six chains fronting on Crapaud Bore or Kiver and ruaring back by parliel lines from the shore at right angles thereto for the distance of one bundred (100) chins, being bounded on the North-west by lands in possession of Robert Myers, former. ly Thomas Myers, on the North-oast by iands latoly in possession of Alexander Mee Quartrie, now John 8, McQuarrie, and on the Sonth-eost by land in possession of John 8, McQoaarric, and on the South-west by land ig possession of John $8. McQuarrie, coptaiging sixty acres of land, be the same a Jittle more or legs, as the same is described in a certain deed dated the thirteenth doy of November, 1879, made between Joveph Pope, then Com- missioner of Pablic Lands, of the one part, and Nei] McQuarrie of the other part, The above sal. is made wader and by Virtue of a power of sale contained ins mortgage dated the sccond day of July, A. D, (880, made between Neil Mctjuarrie of the one part, and Edward Jarvis Hodgson wn Neil McLeod of the other part, For farther particulers apply at the oflice of Messrs, McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie, Cha:lotto‘own. Dated at Chariotte‘own this 31st day of October, A. D, 1884, ALEXANDER McKINLAY, Assignee. Cu’town, Nev, 1,’4—oaw tl sale,
\"B) \ 7S) , LOST, FOUND, &e. Se wa” Advertisements under this heading, im spruce not exceeding three lines, will be inserted for ten cents per day.
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GOR SALE—A Fire-proof SAFF, latest _ improvement.— Cheap. Apply at Tue Examcxer Office, ' povsewhkly
\ E, LLIGH B. GREGOR, Bb. A., cf Me 4 Gill University, wishes to form a few Saturday claeses in Wrench or German. Leg sons In conversation given. Terms moderate, Apply by letter, nev 2i
ws PRAY b&D—From the premises of the Sub- scriber, ured and white heifer Calf. Any person finding and returning the same will be rewarded,—lussell G Freeland, nov8
} ANTED—Two Girls (a Housemaid and Cook ) Apply to Mrs. Thomas Dodd.
nov’ 64 0% Load: ol Hardwood and Kindling A | j Wood for Sale. Apply to
Willem Burh e, corner Fitzroy and Prince Streets foc 29 taw 4uk pd
QU
LIN E an a of .; thick"s “celebrate BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY, at R. K. Brace’s. [seplO 3m
Vi TL will give exclusive sale at and near y harlottetown, of our Entire Wheat Flour, to a dealer who will push it. Covered by patent. Easily eeld.. We guarantee 100 lbs, more bread to the barrel thact avy other
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