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Local and Other ftenis. | MUSICAL AND LITERARY

s shipping disasters are reported. > Sxow fell on the 2ed imst. in London and in various parte of Fngland, - >

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LADIES W. A. Weeks & Co, no 6 3: > Dr LeeMIne’s communication, unavoid crowded out, wil appear on Monday. >

receiv ed .

lent to an alarming extent in Montreal.

atid Six A. T. Gaur laughs at the New York Glee —We Rock Away o’er the Bill. ws Gay, Herald and its “Independence of Canada” | “Vvuiees from B. UC. Choir dodge. | Reading Miss Anme L. Smith > . | Solo : < a ee .. Miss Hayden Wixpsor, N. S, is vieing with Moncton, | Quartette.. Veices irom 3rd Presbyter n Choir N. B., im the encouragement of home manu-/ Violin Selo .... Mesers. © inniconibe and Ka: le | factures. | Reatingad 26% dite 040 William Weeks, jr | > " Solo, ee 4 sA% ‘ Mr. Read Six pure bred White Leghorn Cocks for} Jubilee Song—Steal Away —Mr. Fletcher and sale. Address Pest Office Box 92. others [no 5 3i—s tu f | Solo— My M ther Bids Me .Miss Mamie | io MeLeod. Tus cost of building in Montreal has | PART II. increased fifty per cent in the last ad Double Quartette —I will wash my hand ia years. innDocence. . Voices from Methodist Chon oe | Solo— ‘Lhe Garden of Roses... Miss DesBrisay

PLovUGHING mMaTcHes have taken place in Ontarie. They seem to have gone out o fashion in this Province.

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Lambs’ Wool Vests, a new lot just |

ably | ica *) Monday

DiraTaekta and typhoid fever are preva- |

Quartette

SWORMSTREDT, the Cincinnati

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PROGRAMME.

PART I.

Reading —The Lest Heir (by request). . Miss Helen Lawson.

Sweet Hour of Night. . Voices from Zion Church Choir.

Violin Solo. ...™Messrs. Vinnicombe and Earle

prophet, has tixed the 12th of thismonth tor | sojo--How excellent is thy name.. Mr. J. R.

the end of the world. allie Lorp Joun Hay is to succeed Sir Leopold McClintock as Vice-Admiral on the Halifax atation. wicitldliaadioones Tue Governer-General has offered §500 towards a fund to seeure better promises for the Ottawa Art School. —-~> Tue Carriz Traps.—Mr. William Buckley, is kill'ng this week eighty head of cattle and

500 sheep for shipment to England. —A mihcrst |

Sentinel, — - — iq Warm Lambs’ Wool Underclothing at W. A. Werks & Uo., just opened. no 5 2i — > —

Mr. Jou TULLy, of Kentville, N. S., raised forty bushels of wheat this season, irom |} bushels seed, and on lesa than one acre of groand.

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MONCTONIANS are subscribing stock in a Cotton Factory Company. ihey seem deter- mined te make Moncton the Hub of the Mari- time Provinces.

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_ Carr, Munrerr, of San Francisco, was’ in Toronto, lately, negotiating with Banlan |

to go to the Pacilic slope to ereate an in- terest in aquatics. _ > ———

Tue Entertainment, under the auspices of the Y. M. C, A., on Monday evening next, promises to be a great attraciion. See the programme in another column.

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Aw Ottawa despatch to the St. John Tele- graph says : ‘* The Government have <lecided to remove the seat of Goverement of the Northwest frém Battleford to a poiut on the Pacitic Railway.”

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Tue Mail announces that it is Sir John Macdonald's desire that a Provincial Liberal Conservative Convention should be held at noon on Tuesday, the 22nd day of November instant, in the city of Toronte.

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Quesec is having its election campaign. It seems pretty certain that the Government will be sustained. Our friend Mr, L. G. DesJardines, of Le Canadien, has accepted and will be the only Government candidate

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Wer regret to learn that Mr. Charles Bren- nan, a brother of the proprietor of the Sum- merside Jowrna/, was killed by jumping from a train while in motion, on the St. Paul and Duluth Railway. He wasa young man about twenty-four years of age, and a native of Ken- tucky, though he had resided some time in

‘this Island,

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Cou. Rosryson’s Humpty Dumpty Troupe

‘appeared last evening at the Academy of

usic, It was the most extensively adver- tised company that ever performed in the city. Hence the very larye audience, chiefly com- posed of men and boys, which greeted the first show. No less than six hundred were present; and we believe that in the number not one person could be found who would ex- ress'a favorable opinion of the pantomime. t was badly acted, low, and without an ap ent point. The boys, of course, laughed eartily ; but, if questioned, could not tell at what,—other than the ludicrous perform. ance of two third class clowns, the worn out exhibitions of ‘‘ trick ” dogs, the slovenly per formance of an Egyptian juggler—which the public are led to believe is wonderful—vr the disgusting and smutty jokes of a pair of pseudo-Irish comedians. Variety shows such

as this should receive every mark of disapprobation from a __ respect- able community such as Charlotte-

town. We feel sure this omg will; as the writer heard many a husband rémark on leav- ing the ‘‘show” last night: ‘“‘I am glad I did not bring the M’+sus, aud I pity those who did.” ientaantiad lati Srreet Iwrrovemen s —The energy and close application with which the Street Com. missioner, H. B Smith, Esq , has performed his responsible dut.es during the past summer and autumn, are commendable. A few years ago Mr. Smith was engaged in like capacity, when the grading of Water Street, the suc- cessful construction of a drain leading from Walker's Corner to Brighton Bridge, the drain leading from Hillsborough Street through the Railway Works to the river, and other prom

inent improvements were made. At that time his valuable services were rewarded by dismissal without pay.

We trust that the present City Council are capable of appreciating the services of an efficient officer, and that they will show their appreciation hy giving Mr. Smith a fair re- muneration. During the — summer @ por- tion of Euston Street has been - auized, great and lasting improvemenis have been made on Prince, (rraftcn and Sydney Streets, and now Great George street is receiving at- tention. The much neglected crossing be- tween the Union Bauk and St. Patvick’s Hall is being rebuilt, with proper regard to drain- age. Pwo unsightly and dangerous pumps have been remcved from Great George and Prince Streets, and six con ‘cmned wells have been closed up, The city property at the head of Queen Street has been substantially feaced and neatly whitewashed. Al! these impropements hav» received the constant and personal supervision of Commis. sioner Smith, who, from early in the m rning to late at night, never forsakes his part + or negli cts bis duty. The result of his watchful attention is that a great deal of work has been perf »rmed with very few hands. We venture to say that more work has been performed by Mr. Smith this year on the strects than has ever before been accomplish- ed ia the history of the Corporation.

Davison, Recitation—The Snow Flake (by request). G. W. Millner. God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission only 10 cents. Nov. 4—3i

WRECK SALE. 7 be sold BY AUCTION, on MONDAY,

the seventh day of Novemier next, at one o'clock, p. m., at

Bull Creek, King’s County,

The Hull and material of the Brigt.“ Emma Pitcairn,’ of Llanelly, for the benefit of all concerned,

J. R. MacLEAN,

Sourie, Nov. 4, ’81. Breker.

Academy of Music. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,

4th and Sth November, and Saturday Matinee.

4 Crowns —4 Kayne Lavcu Makers 4

50 PEOPLE. COME AND COUNT THEM,

Col, Robinson’s New Colossus Trick Humpty Bumpty Pantomime and Specialty Co.

720 Laughs in 180 miuntes,

Free Exhibition at night before the Hall, Extraordinary performances on the Tight Rope. heautiful dipley of Fireworks, Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Bengal Lights, ete. Balcony Concert by the Brass Band,

Tickets now on sale at popular prices, witbout extra chaige, at Dodd’s Medical Hall,

Nov. 2—4i

Very Valuable | Private Residence aud Farm, AT RIVERSIPS.

AM instructed by Lambert Disney, Esq.,

to sell AT AUCTION, on the premises, on MONDAY, 14th Nov., at 12 o clock, his very valuable and handsomely-situated -Farm Residence, Outbuildings, Land, &c., known as “Riverside,” situated at Pleasant Point, North River, about 35 miles from the City.

The Farm, cousists ef 110 acres of Land, 80 acres of which are cleared and in # high state of cultivation, well feneed, &c,

The Dwelling House is large and well-ar- ranged, suitable for a summer Boarding House, with Coach House, Barns, Stables, Hay Bar- racks, Cow, Sheep. Pig and Root Houses, and two Fine Wells of Water on the premises,

This valuable property is very beautifully situated, commanding lovely views of river and harbor, scenery, and will be sold at a bar- gain,

Terms liberal and made known at sale,

WILLIAM DODD, Oct, 29, °81—m th sat Auctioneer.

\UBSORIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER, \ ) the Cheapest sand most Newsy Paper Published in the Provinces.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND. dc

ANTED—A good lady canvassere to in- troduce a new and eleyant style of art

to the admirers of the beautiful in Charlotte- town. Good salary paid to a reliable party. Call for Mr, Ulement at the Misses Sinclair's, corner of Sydney and Pownai Street, [no 4 31

MAN who can keep a Stable tidy and thoroughly wtnderstands the care ot borses and cattle, will hear of employment by applying by letter to Box 52, Charlottotown Post Office, [no 2 3i

OARDERS WANTED —Two Boarders

an be accommodated in a private faniiiy,

near Prince of Wales College, at moderate rates. Apply, by letter, to C. C., P.O..221,.

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Ware IMMEDIATELY, a man who thoroughly understands Kiln Drying and Milling. Liberal wages will be given by Ricuarp KE. Bagnact, Ciyde Mills, New Glasyow. [oc 31 tf

ANTED—Hides, Wool and Skins at the

Spring Park Wool Shop, for which the highest cash price will be paid by C. F, Stacx- PCLE, foc 24

W ANTED—Two tirst-class Coat Makers

To the right persous constant employ- ment and good pav will be given.—D. A. Bruce, 72 Queen Street. foct 19

ry\O LET—That desirable Dwelling House

on the north side of King’s Square, cen- taining nine rooms and a convenient frost proof cellar and good stable, Rent very low.

Possession given in about one month from this date. Apply to Manx Burcwgr. [ee 6 ti

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TELE ws TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. | IRISH NEWS. Dunit, Nov. 3. | Several hundred fresh cases for adjust: | | ment of rents were referred to the Land Court to-day. ‘The block of business before | | the Court has increased. Branches of the Ladies Land League | | throughout the Provinces complain loudly | | that their meetings should be dispersed, | | while the central League in Dublin is per- | mit ed te meet unmolested. Mies Parnell, wishing to test the legality | of the proceedings cf the Ladies League, | publicly announced in the newspapers of | | Wednesday that the meeting of the League | would be held that day. made to interfere with the meeting, al. | though det: ctives watched those whoentered |

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Lenvon, Nov. 3.

A despatch from Loughrea, County of Galway, says a tenant farmer named Doh- erty was shot dead,

Right Hon. Hugh Law, Attorney General for Ireland, has been appointed to succeed Lord O'Hagan, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Wm. M. Johnson, member of Parliament for Mallow, and Solicitor General for Ire- land, will succed Law as Attorney General. Patrick Egan will contest Mallow against Johnson, whose appointment to the Attor- ney Generalship necessitates a fresh elec- tien

EUROPEAN. Vienna, Nov. 3.

The King and Queen of Spain visit Vienna in January.

Lonpon, Nov. 3.

The Central News states that it is contem- plated to summon Parliament to meet for the despatch of business on the 19th of Jan- uary, to give additional time to discusa the rules of procedure and the parliament- ary oath difficulty.

Rome, Nov. 3.

Ata recent consistory, on Monday, the Pope strongly blamed the Emperor Francis Joseph for receiving King Humbert and said something wust be done to shake off the yoke from the church.

Beri, Nov. 3.

The Nihilists have issued threats that they will prevent the Czar’s coronation un- less he grants specified concessions,

Vienna, Nov. 3.

The Franco-Italian Treaty of Commerce has been signed.

Vienna, Novy. 3.

The floods have caused enormous damage in Austria and Servia.

Lonvon, Nov. 3.

The Times ssys that the Treaty negotia- tions with France are not broken off ; that

the English coimmission is merely return- ing for fresh instructions.

The Times Paris correspondent says that at the interview between the Prince of Wales, Sir Charles Dilke and Gambetta, the Prince of Wales asked Gambetta whether he had seen Bismarck. Gambetta afirmed not enly that he had not seen him, but that his recent visit to Germany was his third visit there incognito.

ConsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 3.

There is much anxiety here about affairs in Arabia. The sheriff of Mecca, it is re- ported, has declared himself unable to hold

Khalif, and to have liberated Midhat Pasha. Some tribes in tha vicinity of

Mecca are in revolt. The Turkish com- mander has been instructed to arrest the sheriff if necessary.

The Times says : ‘‘ We are to state that the Bank of England does not hold a penny available for the payment of Confederate bonds. The public should beware of buy- ing bends, intrinsically worthless, on the faith of such rumors.”

UNITED STATES. Wasnineron, Nov. 3.

The annual report of the United States treasurer shows the net revenues for the year were $360,782,292.37 ; net expendi. ture, $260,712,887.59. The public debt was reduced $90.872,261.05, and there is a Salance in the treasury of $253,458,925.81. Tho excess of assets over the liabilities is $146,443,491.77.

Havana, Nov, 3.

The prospects of the sugar crop are splendid. Derrort, Nov. 3.

There was snow in this city and Grand Kapids to-day. New York, Nov. 3.

Dr. Benjamin Franklin Rache, aged 81, a great grandson of Benjamin Franklin, and an officer in the United States navy for nearly sixty years, died at his residence in Brooklyn yesterday, after an illness of two weeks.

New York, Nov. 3.

It is reported that a despatch was sent by the United States Government to the U. S. Minister in Peru, directing him to continue to recognize the Government of Pretident Colderon.

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Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Marilime Provinces. Toxronzo, November 5—10 a. m. Fresh westerly winds ; fair colder weather.

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SrroNG language utterly fails to bolster a weak argument.

Ontario Mines Eeound Ceal.

ANDING at Lord’s Wharf ex “ Warrior,”

20) tons Ontario Mines Round Coal. For sale cheap from vessel,

F. 8. HANFORD & CO.,

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PERKINS & STERNS

Have just received 3 cases Newest and Best Shapes, in Plush, Beaver, Felt and Straw Hats,

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Our Stock is now about complete in every particular, and we invite customers from town and country to inspect our Goods when making their purchases, as we can assure them they will

find no better value.

are not surpassed inextent, variety and value.

qualities, and at the lowest prices. Mats, Gent’ Furnishing Goods, &c,, &e.

Charlottetown, Nov, 1, 1881.

Our Dress Goods, Cloths, Flannels and Winceys

Just see these Goods aud get patterns whether you buy or not.

Cetton Warp and Cottons of every description, of the best : Flannels, Blankets, Horse Rugs and Railway Wrappers, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs and

PERKINS & STERNS.

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AT COST! Readymade Clothing, Tweeds and Heavy Cloths,

AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE.

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Some Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Manties and Dolmans, and Fur Lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods.

ATA Ga RGH RABYDVSOTION. JUST OPENED AND MARKED LOW,

A Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velvetesns, Ladies’ Sacques, &e, &e, R. W. TREMAINE,

83 QUEEN STREET.

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Oct. 14, 1881.

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‘WAREHOUSE, QUEEN SQUARE. HAVE JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

Which will be disposed of at Very Low Prices. W. & A. BROWN & CO.

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Is Selling Off his Immense Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing this Fall at very low prices. Everyone in want of good articles at a small price should visit this

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For Scotch and English ‘weeds or Worsted Suits,

For Canadian Tweed Suits,

For Overceats of all Descriptions, -GO TO-

JOHN MACLEOD & COS,

GRAND BAZAAR, MARKET HALL,

ond and 23rd of November,

rF\HE Members of St. Joseph’s Society in- tend holding, in the Market Hall,

Fancy & Useful Articles,

Wedresday & Thursday, hov, 23 and 24,

the proceeds to be devoted to the aid of St. Josepk’s Convent,

As the Ladies who have undertaken the management of this Fair will spare no pains to make it a success, they sincerely trust the many friends of that institution will favor them with their liberal patronage.

Oct. 25, ’81—2aw

BEER & GOFF

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360 BBLS. | BEST BRANDS

Choice Flour Baking Powder

UPPER QUEEN STREET,

There you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the Island. Prices very moderate. The best workmanship and a perfect fit

guaranteed. — ALSO—

A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap, &e. Xe. Remember the address, two doors above Apothecaries Hall Corner. Charlottetown, Oct, 11, 1881.

Nov. 4—3i

TO LET a 2 \ ITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, the Dwelling House and premises situate on Upper Prince Street, in possession of the undersigned, For particulars apply to F. L. HASZARD.

43 Water Street,

L. J. Willie ms.

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Shop & Dwelling House! PRANC'S TO RENT! ‘Prize Christmas Cards.

N South Side Queen Scuare, the Store First instalment received this day at

and Dwelling House lately occupied by HARVIES' BOOKSTORE.

App-y to HORACE HASZARD.

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National Policy, | Woon ny Famous Superior, | Cook’s Friend, Kent and and Princess.

sostatiacni ery, LAM PP ’ ble Knives,

VERY CHEAP, aud Forks,

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BEER & GOFF.

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