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egret ONE aoe CON PIS MRS ee Sos Oo LOTS

Che Examiner.

. ; ; . © ~e Chariotietown, Jan, th, IS76 fp ‘ f \ \ Ww f “u ( ( ry} Cy . : ; ; \ | \ wh ‘ ES \ k \ i ‘ { \ " shat os @ l 5 “ & ‘ té tur i 3 \ with us that i \\ I t } t s. we hav 3 any he sugves s nd, as such w . 4 tient 1 I l 3 4 T y It y } , k und a bettie t toy lsend EXA Wes happy . | t ce of \ { t po i I % ex < y ettort tow t ment ot that ts id -yn i tl s 5 { Autry s aa’ 4 Ss DOMINION 1 {AD f TRADI VURING u t Uy tt D 1 B ifd t i Wis Scived t 1 uU 1 stindard g tne ble t itt D> ». This is res ‘ ‘ y ly { A su V y pet loy s Ff nent \n u n standard i ke fair the s r and th i When the standart the different ' ‘ . } I s Ss at present, petty traders 7 Or ¢ mak not ¥y purcnasing W re tl st i i is h ind s¢ ing s y Bu ; rations } ; , } > ? ‘f C uct ie Country s » t Stull i W it f i ts, is wo pounds r 3 . 3 Jomin- I H x t hand maits ? , r } ne y ; w Z } (* ; f t Is s of outs } 9 e* tundard weicht ‘ from this Isla: to Halifax, no n t bt ed them than for s i bu 3 W *h weigh ea ¢ ‘ af rd ] } fore t} i 1 t r pu ing for the Halifax market s pot to obtain oats which weich more t t st jura l ( ret the I for those v weigh Ss tt the standard. The tend in this , > > Y ? > ~ ‘ A 2 rie pu x I f light er lt t scourag i \ ai T A r Yr = — i lolferr s lard and f s I g t ‘ t y, should we t Kk, De Satis tor t i parties 5 peat the hope that the resolution I Dus by t Board of Trade will receiv f ( sideration he Do- mio P ment j B ] so passed a resolution ging tl Goverbmet to tuke such ires S it may m expedient t prevent the uudue int rep British Heials with Canadain Shipping It ls ks tor t extension of the sul sal telegraph system to Grand Ma- n, Sable Island, and Briar Island. I 1 by a vote of twenty-six to v< e. % t t interests of the Domi: DQ | t ferential duty cn Te { T ea \ t in from I ‘A v yas repealed t] } ta t—s lid - posed Pp thi L s Sa d L ] ss an Act , ti rights and I 5 common carriers beth by 2 DG 54 DY water nd ttling- what con titute ry i ls by vessels os . . iurriving io Canadian Ports, The Board o requests P pnt to establish and gulate tl fice ef rag ijusters 3 comy its are u that the pre nt 9 isters » much under the control of ship's agents that they J make a pract of tavoring the ship- 1 ‘fT wners as against th singer Tr} f wing resolu 2 Wa rried on a di- . fF P4t 9 That t 0 snufacturiog ) . pperatively - slation “ afford protection ‘ 4 rea Oo 1 in m sctorie Ee rag 8 i Q ments ; I ot ev! tne ‘ re ‘ W e recognizing . t v - i the D z ( macoul f w ‘ r ‘ i I I i i 3 isuad pf at system of ' met t ‘ This Boar t ts of ¢ a ¢ ists 4 ] Vise f aa Crover©rt- ‘ Le nativoa ew t i [ 1 r rocal | é Phat ' Z ose of these j the pr 3 of the s To this 1 tion rider Was added king the government to impose a duty nD imports, equal t ny drawback allowed by { nations : lution fuvor- reer cit but affirming that the lu f tukive the fir Steps towards it 1} with the Dominion Government, vas adopted. After a warm debate, a i I n coadembpt tne present sy-tem it ferential rates ¢ by the railways r tl h frei to the detriment of r ’ | traffic, was agreed to. The Board jxat troverpnment ) appuint Account ints in b Kruptcy e for Ontario, one for Quebec and one for the three Maris time P s It » asks that such measures be adopted as will tend to the : . . T ievelopement of or iron mines. At lireets the attention of the Government to the inju atic . dove to Canadian built hips which, Frap are not admitted 3 are British shiy s. but are made to p'y differential duties. \ resolution asking for the inspection of fish and fish oils from I Newfoundland, was adopted. The Seere tary of the Board was requested to bring he question of the formation of tribunals

ju smmerce again to the notice of the

Mr. Andrew Rebertson

fe

Government

was elected President for the current year.

beaten in C

is self

lation of Regi fice is registry Office is an

Pr we are told,

hiat that “*

he country upon the he opposition Mr

recent victories of

b eke d by

been defeated

Murray,

mwnier himself. has

l Renfrew. M r Tremb!| - opposed by

has been badly

Lanvevin,

varl Voix

During the two years the Government has, by the votes of the people, lost sixteen seats in the Hi

Commons rd mar itting member y ( hu t ! I WV | nder lent Yet st ‘ t may appear, the ministerial journals i J nt. he country | be so ich better governed you see Par ties ar more equ iV al | si ete, etc

a THE REGISTRY OFFICE,

Our sharp cousins in the United States would scorn to | 82.000 annually m each of their Registry Ofiees. In our

rd column will | found a

}

ly letter from a friend and reader of | EXAMINFERin Wiscousin. The county

OoOu peo] le i

. : : : i¢ Registrar for the county is well

and the eee

Office 1 pi ypu ase and the to the

Yet

no reform is

ir his services ; sustiiping Here we ha

90,000; our Tet

as—

stants receive mere pittances annual loss vince of from $1,000 to $2,000. that

EXAM

forsvoth,

|; ments

led; and the [NER is abused |

ind slandered because it dares to even |

something is wrong.”

LOL AL AND OTHER MATTERS

: ine _" “Dp >» Weirs wT tte eteeee | both pees a er play) and ** Poor Pilii- Souris, a man, who, afew ye ars ago, per- . " The Trotting Match between xdly "’ will be played. formed a feat which might be well called a Ss hy Bird’? and Dr. Jenkins oat “nite oat We ol clever one, and one w hich I ec sanied ot too : i [ a $ pos i I arene BripGt ' VER E:T meee. a much consequence to have hi iden from the ‘ hii ia a public meeting held in Canoe Cove School | world. It was simply this: that while i i house on Monday evening 17th inst.. Mr. | w rking on what is generally mnown ‘T Nor River B E We understand | MeNeil moved, and Mr. Archibald Darrach | “ Stones ‘ Nd Whart’’ in Colville Buy, he rer saw a large trout swimming around the : ible sum of $7.900 bas | seconded, the following resolution : ibutment. With the nimbleness of the ltowards re Pu Whereas, a bridge over the West River to] trout itself he dived after it and in amo : ss the Normh Ri Docken-7:740' Ste Tayeiug by those. qu the soutn sie | ment rdse With tie trout wriggling mi his 4 af said Fever, S88 Decotys & sepcentys i) ee, <> 7 site ¥ : ss I th G ‘© | That the ab ve is true is beyond a doubt I AKWA at M on ae nt} t skoag id poping | The clever man’s name is Moses MeCors ' M , ee ie i t ties cc .| mack, a brother to the fHigh Sheriff of , o : Carried. King's County ' nto & —- Is there any one West can beat that feat | ” tying fo ’ CHAREC Dinatin “On the! for dexterity ? i kw Ma! pec har- | 27tt t ‘. 1 the policy Yours, Xc., l D { t regard to the New “4 | Souris, Jan. 26, 1876 sN A rt er Na va P Ra A vy t peop i ai é it Com 31 C ge, anda | Was opened by Mr. D.C. Martin. The ques~ THE REGISTRY OFFICE. Leeal Mar Board is t be ay nlea jor lion was negatived. The sub) t for next { p so that our veune seilors nee! bate, on Friday the 4th Feb., will be «Is | Cryman, Dopge Cousty, Wist., fr f iu go from home order to be| the secular princple of the present free school | ses a oe anu ary 20th, 1876 jand to gett cert ites system the be-t for the country,” to be open | To the Editor of the Ex miner. : ed by Mr. Rattenbury. By order of the Club In arecent No. of the Exawiner, you A NE Pap W ! rmed that | the 5 iblic are respectfully invited to favour | SPO’e of the salary of your Registrar of L. McK Esu. “a Aenean tk ee Deeds as being too small &e., &e Our Hii: sire see ccs : , seat | Registrar of Deeds for this County (Dodge g starting & newspaper in. Alberton. | Tuomas WW. May, Secy | gets no salary, His fees for registry are ve are giad ty hear that our old friend has} {/ to become a member of the fourtt estate. A paper is wanted in the smart f ge of the West and we hope Mr Mck \ 1eel the success w 1 his ‘ se deserves.—Summ le Journvl

-_- ail R u.—The Manitoba Legislature is iz Its L l ( t De ad 1 { -~ ¢ } y Legisia é { ‘ VY We ‘ D Chamber Vi not Nova Scotia New Brunswick, Quebec and P. E. Isiand iO th im -Easlern Chronicle. <eee I Graxp Masonic ENTERTA Market H on Wednesday ¢ ‘ I *@ & ess ‘ id tl g, we prog ime was rendered in a manner bigh 1 I \ h ld Past Master Rankin pr fed, and the Grand Master and y! s of the Grand I ge of this Island {seatsupon the platform. The Chair las t introd ry address tled ‘Knowledge is Power Then the well known masonic seng ‘ We meet upon th v and part upon the square, was g by the brethern. This was followed t 1 rare and unexpected musica) treat. The * stral band nposed of gentles amate —performed admirably, and applauded. We trust they w ften again contribute to the pleasure of our I la ts and Ul elevation of the t of our people. Louis H. Davies Wa wn for an address, but being unable | t his place was fliled by R. R. Fitz

Geraid sed his pleasu part in th tainment. The u jects of Masons il Odd Fellows j al, they s yuld always b glad

to work together The speech was diversi- { with lively anecdotes and was loudly ap- } pia i M I 1. of the Wesleyan Aca- iv, saug ‘ The Stars Glengarry,’ very a , but her v e has seareely ce mpass | gh for the Market Hall. Deputy Grand

Master McLean gave a re i 1'The Sign | Distress,’ in g st { Bro. D.T. Johns t f ved W t n s a l ght down ! } f The R Johr

I 5 read a \ s } extract I! n Dick Vale f iw ( es which was well aprecial | by the bulk of audience but was rather too long to piease the boys A very beautiful instrumental duet by Misses

R snkin and Morrison, and a lively song by Bro. Jas. Wals! npleted the first part of thet im Part second was openel by Miss Rankin, who sang a song entitled ‘ Darling Miss Rankin’s voice is sweet and “ vated, and her elort was well re i A reading— Mr. Pickwick’s Mis-

tak hy Mrs. Robinsen, was admirably

rendered. and entértained the au lience im- |

Mrs R. A Nicholson sang a_ beau-

mensely.

titul song, entitled ‘ Esmeralda,’ and was, as | she deservel, enthusiastically applaude

Then f wed a Piano and Violin duet, al Earle ated Vinnicombe, a comic reading |

* S. Lo gworth, a stump 5} eech by |

Bro. |

Johnston.

by Bro

irreproachable, an {

The get up of the latter was the contained

Bro

speech

rood hits. Hermans’

many ~ :

Song was, it is needless to say, first class

Song ‘

The entertainment was, perbay s.rather long, was sustained to the last.

put the interest At the conciusion Rev. D PD. Currie congratu-

lated the committee on the success of the

} occasion.

German /

+s nephew of Lieut Central Mexico,

and had

any

Governor Tilley— | °4—Social circles ara ina the

JAN.

OTTAWA | high state of excitement

line. His |

seen more railway service than yor >} ' - other conductor on the relbse oe

clel ks, there

sisi wane olinee 1 ment of Mrs. Mackenzie, daughter of An-

' oy af an OSiper, hia obliging manners, | drew Allan, with the only son of Mr. C. J. genial spirits and good tact rendered him Brydges.—Since it has been announced one of the most popular men upon the | that women were to be employed | In the |

|

Public copying has been a rush of ladies of all classes | Ministers to obtain the desired work.

nr. » wae ie railway staff. Vepartments a

¢

He leaves a wife and many t ? 0

riends to mourn his sad and sudden death, it has

“act eer

a ieee wom | become such a nuisance that the service of |

art z Zh "2 st ery tts ‘ ee . s f, :

LOUAL AND OTHER MATTERS, | femtes is hereater to be di-pensea with Lonpon, Jan 24 rribique is ndw in

ssessio - Ul arene ee Pinte. R. Morton. E i lh ie aul ie posse n of tlerzegovinian Phe Minis- | * I | ae ; i { vu LI’ Ss terial majority in the Span h elections 1s everest lawyers, h been appointed Sti- | consider. ble.— It is reported that the Subs pendiary Magistrate of Dartmouth } lime Porte has unofiicially ace “ ted An- ae | drassy’s proposals for the paciication of

It is expecte i corps will perform their mental headquarters

military year,

Mutiria ithe turkish Provinces.—Grave apprehen- sions are felt at Rome regarding the health of Cardinal Antonelli —S e Harvey,

ensuing | the Scoteh historian painter, died in Eug-

land yesterday, aged 71.

New York, Jan. 24.—Tho troops, just arrived in Havana

There four Spanish gunboats besides

militia drill atre

during the

that all

innual

gis ; é Ir Geory

+ 2?>>

ore %. = ENCY. it is

Spanish are all boys.

reported that q, is an applicant for

EmtGRATION AG R.c. Halit

yurton, E are

». +P g a Or a fity warr the oflice of Emigration Agent in London, — ar: = a a F With soidiers ; —_— Bd wad Tank : 1 in the place of Edward Jenkins, M. | Orrawa, Jan. 22.—The Department of

Public Works sent cae rs yesterday to the | Kingston Locomotive Works to construct the Arygu lately delivered a lecture | two narrow gaug» engines for use on P. EB. The | Island railway. —Clements accused o} being |

‘‘Six Werks on Wu Fletcher

of

bearing this title,

’ accessory fore the . : e rde lecture, it is said, was “ exceedingly inters | #CC®SSOTY, before = fact of the murder of ' ss ' Jane Vaughin Gilmour, was to-day, in ac esting and instructive. with ti » of 2 cordance with the recommendation of the

Judges. acquitted.—Mr, White’s m

North Renfrew is 210 La

ity 250 for Charlevoix. Lonpon,Jan. 22.—It is stated that a triple

| railway collision has occurred on the Great Northern railway, near Huntington. A special train, conveying doctors, has left London for the scene of collision.

jority in

their accounts due ; ) ngevins mayjor~

All parties not settling

to Chas. Otto Winkler immediately, will be sued without distinction of persons,

Just received, a car-load of Narrows Oys at the Union House 2in

+ <ae-e

onD TREATRI

ters, These entertains

in popularity. On Tuesday CER ry TERE LIT oe oe te ORRESPOVBEVCE,

The Iwo Puddifoots”’ and

Roenrs ALS.-

increase

~-"

evening last ote eee eee te

‘Box and Cox” were placed upon the | A DEXTROUS FEAT. boards Both were well rendered and the Sect

To the Editor Sir,—It might not be uninteresting to you to learn that we have up up here in |

Framiner

of the

loud

evening

appreciative andience were in their

applause. To-morrow ‘Done on |

<> 836 o>

_| sufficient; he also employs a clerk at his has fallen upon the organs of ' own expense ten cents Mr. Cart- | per folio and five for copying on printed By the fol bianks. Of course his perquisites are ; large, as he frequently has to make out abs

rhe duty His charges are for

preparing the public mind

wright’s budget of sorrow. low-

sturns of the Canada Gazette he will hav : returns of the Wa Gaz he will have | acts of tities for purchasers of Lands, to acknowledge a general increase in exX-| which are very numerous in this county.

penditure and decrease in revenue.amount- Che office is one of the best in the County,

| ‘ne Shertft--being ibe best—gets from ng together to seven miliion dollars : Phe ier tt ele “ o. fice &5 OVO to $7,.00; the Registrar of Deeds RE ai . ‘ Le gets from $12)" to $140U per year. oe _—" Che population of the County as per ‘ast : 92,147,653 16 pleil.oi9 62) WS Consus (1870) is 47.035. ihe office August 2,352 768 97 191 40 o pays for itseif or is self-sust ing SS t t 4i1 ) be’ ’ te , ’ : 4 sais - a cad es °9 103 75 | cannot see why yours would not sustain { per ‘il is b io z - Novembe1 0 540 T4 804.315 38 | itself, if conducted in the same Way. December. 1,644,006 59 477,674 84 | Very Respectfully, eee nmeesar D. CoLuins. $13,973,949 98 $10,663,448 41 | — Decrease ot reve 501 57

‘nue, daa Lelalaied $3,310,501 5 BIRTH.

| 1874 1875 i On the 26th inst., the wife of Mr. Charles > 32.124.889 09 | Cameron, of & aon. 3,703,943 47 = 1,179,595 58 WARRKIED. 1,738,599 41 : ONE DEE... 1,526,138 4 At Georgetown, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, PT. 2,638,333 72 | by Jy Easton, Esq.,J. P. Mr. George Rapson, $9,401,670 92 $12,919,498 68 - Miss Eliza Webster, both of St. Peter's : Vetnre 1875 y= IP Qo 7 say om "sed Se ee On Tuestay, the 2oth inst., by the same —-1e> oleic Mr. John Frances, to Miss Jane Mck both

Lazovur disputes both in the shape of | Bay Fortune.

. : In Boston Mass, Dec. 8, 1875, by Rev. J strikes : nd of lockings-out, are rife in > D saan a Hugh I Ma rSI = ham ls . s2 mmaN ir. ugn pu i in England, particularly in the iron trade, | | M Jane Matheson. ot B . LO LISS « MaLOeSO! i) | and ia the coal trade, which of course syms | At Chariolttetown, Jan. 23 hy Re W.

pathizes with the iron. ‘There has, how- |p ° pravnes Mr ever, been n> breach of public order and | 4 0). Shore, to comparing the present state of things with | | ,°;

Alexandar McDougal, I Miss Mary Ann McLauch-

| the Luddit riots and machine-breakings of At the Bible Christian Parsonage, Jan former days, we are once more impressed | )7,), by the Rev. Wm. Mediand, Mr. Jolin by the fact that the unions, into whatever | yachon, of Murray Harbor, to Miss Fanny economical aberrations they may have | Brouks, of White Sands fallen, have on the whole conduced to le- Atthe Minse, on the [7th inst., by Rev gality and peace. ‘The Sheffield outrages | Jonn M. McLeod, Mr. John Birt, of Mount

are now thirty years old, and the perpetual | Stewart, to Miss Is ipella Beer, of DeSable

references to them which are still made by| At th same place, by the same, on the | ithe enemies of the unions amount to a| 10th inst., Donald "MeD ald, of Gre tna practicai scknowledgment that no similar | Green, to Miss [sal 1 McDonald, of Hope- outrages have occured since. In the pre- | dale Roa 1. ie | sent disputes, however, we note one ee | Us these ee, cc. rge a by . : ture of bad omen for the prosperity of the Stewart, es ve say iene ng Aca country. Two or three years ago it was | aaa Sonoe,. on the 27th iaat., by Rev. Soks always a demand for higher wages “that led MeL. McLeod, Mr. William Connolly, Charlotte to the quarrel; now it is resistance on the we Royalty. to Miss Catherme Aun McLeod, part of the men to a reduction of wages. | of Charlottetown. ‘There can be nodoubt that in some of the! Qn the 2th inst. by the Rev. H, P. Cow- great English trades, wages are falling, and | perthwaite, M. A., wt Sears de gg ~ that the fall is the consequence and the | " sidence of the one s ae —— ae a proof of ase rious depression of the trades, L hone . ol See yee 16 Ulecke, Esq An exchange ask ‘Is there a sadder | Gane Traverse spectacle than that of a sovereign State . — ' deliberately repudiating its obligations DIED. We think there is. It is that of a bald. pad si I headed citizen on his hands and knees,feel \t Atberton, on Saturday, the Ist inst. ing under his bed with a c#ne ina frantic! of ccariet fever, after an illness of 18 days, effort to find his slippers. — Nore h Bulletin. Hannah Clarinda, dearly beloved chiid ol eee = | Annie and Patrick C k, aged 2 years : PING ind 10 months SHIPPING. { orale iarlottetown, of scarlet fever, on Mon- | , nt ( est ( pohter Montevedio, S. A., Nov. 9th.—Arrived | hy night, se = vig By cr

Bargue G. H. Gordon, W. Gordon, t.aster,

i er 0 ardiff

$3 davs from Ui

tr. Neit McD

har rR ner age

a _ fp Al Barbad Dec hth Arrived Brigt Ona the 10th inst., at Hay River, Mr. Alex SAT VAUVES, Jt iv we § ri’ i ip tb. ~

. . ‘ . } ear ol HIS a ge.

Sirius.McLeo4, master, 25 days from George- Gillis, in tue 70th yea

> } 18 he be- ie 7 |} At Souris East, on the (oth inst., the b town, P. EB. I, the

nheverié, in

Gardenas, Jan. 6th —Arrived Brigt. New loved wile of Gapt . — a ce Era, McPhee, from Georgetown, via Svdney a0th year — — . i a ‘i S. iverpool, Jan. 18 —Arrived Brigt Idalia,| _ Oo the 1ith inst, - , - wi | Graham, from Georgetown, 2! days George McCormack, aged 0! Years. lace the The above vessels are owned by Hon. D. On the 18th inst - the ere I pone 1 ca sordon, Georgetown,—Argus : infant child of Mr. Willtam McCabe, agel lo

montbs. a ees || te 8 ide ; ’ ; inifred | At Summefside, on the [7thinst., Winift | NOTICE. Mo Leith. infant daughter of dames A., and

nihs anc 7 é @ SON | Zilphia Sharpe, aged 10 month and |7 days.

ESSRS. PHILIP McLAREN & ; ee M* having assigned all their Stock and At Aang = — = . ns ee w 7 : 3 aged < ears, } Book Debts to me, as trustee for their — 0 es 7 bh ig ster, on Tuesday | creditors. al] persons owing the said Philip | “4 the re a r -gate ' P y sngent wister of the 1 McLaren & Sen are hereby notified to pay | the [Ith tnst., Kale, you

Ps ‘ es Muirhbe: .. of this town debts due them to me, at my office in| Hon. James fuirbea

oh real 1 Saturday, the [oth inst., ‘harlottetown, where the accounts are now At Montreal, on Saturday, pant rE — ready for delivery of Diptberia, William . . ager years, eagcy 0 Cl . /— rd a aa Alli debts unpaid after the first day of second son ol Charles © Mw i Se fa? February next, will be sued for without castle, N B.. and nephew ol dam

rirheat tf Suammerside further notice. Muirhead, ¢ 1mm Leas at

F J | Qn the 29thinst., at the residence « ota Davies, Esq., Carrie M. Wiggios, in the 37th

Charlottetown, Jan. 17, 1876.—4w

year ot her age. At North ‘River,

U BS <CRIBE for THE EX XAMINER | One Dollar and Forty Cents a year.,! Mr. Joba B, Warren, in the 3oth year of his age.

on the 20th December last,

%

A Ll ¢ >,

"RELNG

. , ™ AEN ES

CLIPPER BARQUE * MINERVA,”

SIR J AMES

oe Al at Eng the

SAIL ABOUT

1 Lieyd

ae Fils 1 B

i kpown,

- reste ga

. and Coppered, mn aoe imm:

Commander, now at LONDON, will be on diately, and will

Ist APRIL FOR THES PORT DIRECT,

for Neighboring and off

Vorts at Through Rates!

r inducements unsurpassed by any vessel]

in the trade,

Freight or P MALCOLM 112 Fenchu

oar a2 Ul

: : | LOBERTS, i Stre

et ;

ssage, baying superior accommodation, apply in Liverpool to | 69 South John Street ;

in London to TayLor, Beroety &

or here to the owners,

JANES DUNCAN & CO.

h’town, Jan 1S70.—Gw

biEISEMENIS.

a eNrNe LLL L LOLS

LW ADY

ns BIViD LACK Avid HILLS, VALUABLE

rreenold Property

© be Sold by Public Auction, on Tues- T Jay, the seventh day of March next, 1876, at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon, at the Colonial Building in Charlottetown; un-

Island,

ler and by fin acertain

virtue of a powei

indenture of mortgage, bear-

iy date the Twentieth day of October, Oue

isand Eight hundred aud Seventy one nade between niger William Hl xdgson of township Number thirty three, in Prince

i Edward Island, Farmer, of the one part, and Totin George MeDonald, of said Township and Cloth Dresser, of the other part, and

which said Mortgage, by virtue of a certain

OCEAN STEAMSHIP Co

OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

SPRING TRIP, 1876.

THE FIRST-CLASS TRON SCREW-STEAMSHTP

“PRIME EDAAID,”

of saie contain. |

188) et bearing date the Twentieth day | t M ry, A. D., 1874, made between the said a n George McDonald of the one part, and |

signed J

Chariot- at L iW, lhe

under-

yy norable Jobn Longworth of town, inthe said Island, Barrister fthe other part, was duly assigned by 1 John George McDonald, to the hn Lougw thal tract, piece

r parcel of land, aie ing and being on moll Townsh p Ni rly Three, having thereon a Cloth Mil Pad cast teenie ae machinery and other premises with a stream

f water (known as Black River) running through the sam ind which said Jand and premises are boun fed as follows, that is to say: comme 1g at a stake fixed in the| ground ata spring, from thence running in an eastwardly direc n, fifty-seven feet; then southwardiy seventy-eight feet thence westwardly to the pond; thence to th sla vyhnere commen ‘ed, con- taining or! fourl of an acre, more or

ss Also si that ott tract, piece or

arcel of land, situate,lying and being on

iid Township, numbe rly-tbree, in said Island, and bounded as follows, that is to say: commeacing at a stake fixed in the

1 D.s

| most of

dustrial

| Room; in ev

; ence,

sons, Me PATENTS.

| Messrs

est establishment in the world.

| Motels of new Inventions and sketches A special notice 1s American of all inven- with the Patents persons

ad leading to the Mill Dam, from thence running in a northerly direction, two hun- dred and ten feet; thence westerly two buns lred and ten feet; thence southerly two hun- lred and ten feet; thence to the stake | vhere mmenced, containing one acre,

re or less. Together with all the Mills,

Buildings, Hi rights and appurtenances » the said two above described tracts or parcels of land respectively belonging, or in erlaining. particulars undersigned, in C oltetown, J. LONGWORTH, Assignee of Mortgagee, n Jan. 31, 187 sale

uses,

| For further Lue

VWise apr invwl ap}

har

til

Pays! It Pays | WHAT PAYS

Ch’tow

[! pays every Manufacturer, Merchant, Me~ chanic, Ae ny Farmer, or Professional man, to keepinformed on all the improve- menis and discoveries of the age.

It pays the head of every family to intro-

ipply at the oflice |

W E would re spectfully notify all persons | } interested, that we are now ready to

}

| Marine

duce into his household a newspaper that is |

1

instructive, one that fosters a taste for in- vestigation, and premates th ught and dis- | cussion among the members.

lich has bee m published weekly for the last rly years, does this, to an extent beyond that of any other publication, infact it is the

United

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