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_Last week we
prettiest gem rings that we think the
eye has ever gazed ,upon. The prices
"ga from $1.75 up to $85.00.
that we have rings.
W. W. WELLNER JEWELER
. .. _ l
W|:LLNi:R'S
n When conteifiglatinga ring purchase remember ‘jf/i ,
received some of the
sw
'Have your photos taken in
all the leading styles at CO0K'S.
Best facilities for family groups.
films developed at lowest
prices. Studio. Deslirisay
Block Charlottetown.
Hughes' Saline
clcanses and puriiies the system, no
better spring medicine.
Price 25c per bottle.
llughes' Digestive Tonic
cures that tired feeling. It gives
strength and vigor to the entire
body.
Price 25c per bottle.
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecarics Hall.
oaks me
rioME.MAoE
r ---BREAD- i
. Scents
White l per loaf
*av-
' naw.. } lgegqggsf _ I
We make ii specialty of home- '-
made bread and can supply
customers regularly-a trial
order solicited.
Camtron's Grocery ‘
P ' No I3 Upper Pownal St.
6¢3dmwf3nr_
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gg, xgngwha  _ . . . . . . . . . _ . .
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B. S. “Ulunda." has excellent first-class pai
uni- accommodation.
` rvimnss. wlrnv or o., md
~ 5-Mdqrn, Agullte. Hulifltx. N S
WARM \/Veather in
I ._ here. You will need
. more FRUIT. Oranges
- Bananas, Pine Apples,
nexcellent order and
‘rice moderate at '
`Mc KENN A’S
~ Both Stores.
I' 5-asdrfrf
'\
i 
 ladies' Taninuls
See our window this
week
l We show a Ladies' swell
Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear
welt Boot worth
$4 00
Ai inn P. ice
$2.00
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Sprague  C0. ‘
Sunnyside
' Head Offices in New Prow
ss'B|ock---Charlottetown. _
y Fortune
Leonard C. Grant returned home
last night after a business trip to
Halifax. _
Wallace 0. Pursey, North Rustico,
returned yesterday from a short visit
to this City. .
Miss Helen Hansard, City, lert yes-
terday to visit her brother Dr. Has-
aard of Glace Bay.
Rav. F. X_' Morrison, Berkeley Cal.
delivered an eloquent and forcible
semen in St. _Joachim's Church
Vernon River recently.
Joseph Blaequlre who has been at-
Spccial  
A Shia  
Attraction
This wcck
120 pairs of
Wornen’s dongo-
la slip`pers--col-
ouial shape with -
large brass oval
buckles suitable
for house . or
street wear--- re-
gular price $2. 35
_now $1.00
See them' in
' our Window.
Alley ® U0,
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A
Kent Street,
Practice limitei to Disease-i
of Rye. Ear. Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Even tested and fitted for
glasses
0FFl\JE HOURS
'Jmllr\.m. l.c0-ll.&Jpln. _
ltvanlmrs bi' aowiutment
d ww
iflive Hoses Hour"
, _
.1-»
Just received from
the mill via S. S.
"Campana" a quan-
tify of “S R053'
Flour in bbls and
half hbls.
BEER ®. G0l"l"
BRINGTHECHILDREN
and have their Photo taken now
while ihe weather is not too hot
The ch ldren .njoy themselves at
our studio- `
BAYER, Photographer
Amateur finished at short notice.
Phone |92 |27 Grafton Sf.
g 
Eastern Stumshlp Gompauy
lniamtilonal Division
r-inn. william 'r. Cobb and
' Calvin Austin. iieeeivers
Two Tris Service.
(;0,\s'rwlslr- Commenelnslhrehilb. meme
wl|l leave Bt. John on Wednesday at 8 a.m.fcr
gaston, \-la. lilastport, Lubec and Portland.
DIRl¢C1`-Btperner will leave St. John Satur-
days nt7 ibm. for 30000-
»n,m,,3}, 1 innate on sale at principal rail
i-ami notions an-i baggage ohseked throunh to
ti .
M;t|i“|l;,|T;.¢ nmopt live stock. viaths atean;
mag gmgmmpnuy, is insured against Dre an
marine risk. I
tending P. W. C. has returned to his
'home at Martin yesterday.
| G. C. Lawson has arrived at his
home in this City after-completing
his third year in Medicina at McGill.
E. B. Elderkin and wife, Amherst,
,well ,known in this City have return-
,ed from an enjoyable trip to the
'West Indies.
S. S. Enterprise went on the slip
.at Picton on Friday to have bilge-
ikeels placed on her bottom. This
:will llkey make her more steady in
rough weather.
The Irst city housekeeper who
makes application at this oilee can
,obtain the name and addrssaof a
1 girl for general housework.
i'1'he name will he given to but one
The inhabitants of Wood Islands
.are busily engaged at present im-
lproving and remodeling their homes
land rann buildings and the innnwrng
inrs noticable A. J. Taylor is having
.his .house remodeled. J. D. McMillan,
Jr., intends to build a large new re-
sidence on the old Taylor farm. Jas.
.
l
person. I
\
this ny V _
o’clock' last night.
A. C. Saunders, Summerslde. was
in the City yesterdnyf ' g
L. and Mrs. Carew, Wlntsrport,
Me., are in this City.
_ Archdeacou Reagb, Milton, arrived
'in the city last night.
Vernon River cheese factory re-`
sumed work on June lst.
The Northumberland arrived last
night from Pict/ou at 9.30.
J. F. Shatford, Halifax, arrived by
the Northumberland' last night.
Horne arrived home
a visit to Amherst.
returned to Amherst
a short visit to this
Mrs. Hooper
last night alter
Ed. Hudson,
yesterday from
City.
Mrs. W. N. Riggs, City, leaves this
morning on a visit to Glace Bay and
Sydney.
A l-I. Ellis. B
ular commercial
at the Victoria.
The Ngrt,hurnberland’s cargo yester-
day morning ‘included one thousand
cases of lobsters.
well-known and pop-
man, of Halifax is
Miss Peter McKenzie, and Miss
Addie McKenzie. Glace BaY af”
visiting in this City.
Mrs. Morley Seller of High River.
lhmn in visiting Amherst. the
.A
'guest of Mrs. R. D. B611-
Young has put up a large new kit-
chen already this spring. W. B.
|Young is engaged in putting up a
‘barn on his fami, and Archie Munn
,intends putting an addition to his
.already commodious residence.
As was prearranged one of the lo-
,cal automobileswant forth last sven-
,ing. In it were nearly all the local
iowners of these machines. They pro-
icosded at n moderate _ pace through
'the principal streets and out beyond
the city bounds of the St. Peters
|R0ad. A good many spectators
,witnessed the turn-»ou`t and quite a
few horsemen brought their steeds to
fclose quarters with the machine to
itest their nerves or renew old ac-
luaintance. On one of the upper
'streets the Attorney General was
'taking a walk at the ttme tha auto
|was passing and the coincidence:
.prompted a number of boys at the
istreet corner to cheer. Otherwise
ithe trip was rnadc wvthont any note-
iworthy incident. Sufficient publicl-
ty was given and the auto owners
rest their case for the present. It
remains for the authorities to take
'action, - pending the result of which
rths autos are expected to remetn in
seclusion. -
On Saturday morning at 6 o'clock,
while getting up to go to work,
John McKinnon of St. John dropped
dead from heart disease. He had
not been working all week but wan
rabout all day, complaining only of
:general weakness. His death ie a
.great shocla to the commun'ity and
'bbs stricken family have much lym-
,paihy. The deceased was born in
»P. E. Island nearly sixty-six years
‘ago and, with his parents, moved to
,S00tCl1 settlement. Westmoreland
county, where he spent his boyhood
lHe worked at the blacksmith busi-
,ness all his life. He had been a re-
sident of Norton for twenty years
and was in business until two years
ago, since when he had been employ-
ed in the branch railway shops.
Three brothers, Donald, of Sgofgh
settlement; Angus of Norwood (Mass)
and Malcolm of Moncton ; and 1,11;-eg
sisters, Mrs. Jonah, of Nm-wood -`
fi
iMrs. Conley. of Boat , d M
,HL Trites, of Monctohll alilesidahs' his
|m0¢l10I‘. who is now more than ninety
years of age, survive him.
The following clipping which ig
taken from the Worcester Pon of 8
recent date will be of intense intqragg
in this Province. Miss Christine J,
Miller, a graduate oi the City Hos-
llital training school with the 'class
Of 04. who volunteered as n nurse
during the Spanish war where sho
:ave Untirins service among the nick
soldiers, has been since February,
until a few days ago in one of the
wards of the hospltzal dangerously
sick with consumption. Two years
HB0. Dr. F. H. Baker sent Miss Mil-
lsr out west to Arizona, where slls
had a sister and brother. She took
UP s government claim, built a log
{cabln, and expected to make it her
home, but, wanting to com; Egg;
again and see her friends, she came
.9150 W0l`¢°St¢F. brought furnishings for
'her cabin and sent them to Arizona.
Sha was taken with a cold during tha
winter and consunipuion sat in, Th,
doctors had given up all hope for her
and one of her closest friends, Miss
Laura Gordon, another ntlrse,.¢avc
“D her duties to take care of her
friend. When Miss Miller'e cry to be
taken home to die became insistent,
Miss Gordon resolved to shoulder the
responsibility and started a week ago
for Nova Scotia prepared for the
worst. Miss Miller has a mother who?
ia.l0 yearn old in Prince Edward
Island, and she wanted to see her
again before eha died. They took her
on a stretcher in the baggage car
from Worcester to Boston, and in a'
Pullman car to Nova Bcotria and'
from there to Prince Edward Islnnd
on a steamer. Word hae reached Wor-|
center that while she is ltiill alive..
har pulse was 180 and har ternpera-I
ture 104.
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"An elegant line of smokers goods
just received. Choice brfar pipes
clear liavana cigars, and all linda
of tobaecoee. Prlese right, kindly rs-
mernbsr the pines A W Reddln
C. N. f McLeod, of Halifax. WHS 8-
moug the passengers arriving by the
Bt. Northumberland last night.
Mrs. C. A. Heustis, Brookline.
Maine, and Mrs. J. J. Morton, Man-
chester, Mass., are in the City.
i Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Ottawa,
'and their children, arrived .last night
on a, visit to Mrs. Sullivarfpiparents
Chief Justice and Mrs. Sul van.
i Mrs. Alex. McKinnon and Misa
Annie McKinnon have returned from
spending the winter in Bherbrook.
Que. En route they visited in Bos-
ton.
i The remains of the late Miss Jennie
Power who accidentally shot herself
in Newton, Mass., were brought: to
the City last night by the mall
`train.
I Owing to- some repairs being made
to the 600 yards firing, point, poac-
tice for the Intermaritime Shoot
will bc held nt.11.30 u_m., instead
2 p. m. today.
I Do not fall to attend the auction
anis at corner of Sydney and POWDB1
isbreets today. Choice lot. of furniture,
including two ann pianos. excellent
nook stove, refrigerator, carpets etc.
i Rev. H. E. Thomas of this city is
to preach in the Wesley Memorial
church Moncton on June 21st at 11
a.ln. and Rev. Thos. Marshall in St.
John's Presbyterian Church std p.
m_ _
l The air. Hnliinx len this port lnnt
night with a large general cargo
amongst; which was a. large quantity
Michael McMillan has returned to 'Art McKie` of Amherst ls visiting in  '_  i ` ' ' "  ~`  - iz,  \
Vernon River from Ba . , C .  `- _ V  ._»..",'<}'.`_:`  ., ff, "'-2`_2_--7/`
Dr. McNeill, City, went west yester- l 'ff' ;"“ ' \ ' _ " 1   ' i` 3
qav morning. ' \ . l \ v _ ~ .,`  ‘iw
The mail tra'in arrived at ten . '  -   ¢  '
41*
Ladies’
Muslin
in 
`IHEu1EEN'sicouiirlculrnluf C n..nw.,. n...,fs......  in-;w To
' i
1 .
_-i» .ve
///, ati*
Underwear.
splendid values.
Corset Covers
Made of good white cotton
Our present showing of inuslin underwear _was
never more complete,with variety so large all articles
have been carefully selected in view of the wants of
conservative buyers. The values we assure you _are
unequalled elsewhere. The hot weather having
just commenced is our reason for flaunting these
Lace Trimming
_____,_ ,,_,,,,__.._,,,.._....»..~ ..........25c each
Full,corset cover with embroidery on nexk and
sleeveS.....-.__ . 
Queen’s cloth corset cover with torchon lace and bend- ' ‘
ing.....  -..................._..6oeeach
_.  z5c each
Queeri‘s clotli,Frencl1 style corset cover triliiruedluitli
val lace and insertion... _ _ ._ . .. e. .. _ . ..75c cacll
' Stanley
Bros.
C. E. Pratt, St. Petcr's, is at the
Queen.
Harold L. Beer who has just com-
lpleted the Mount Allison engineering
course with honors, is in the City.
G. A. Freeze, Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Boston and Maine and
rthe Mains Cen)ral Railways, arrived
fin the City last night.
Mrs. L. L. Beer and family and
Miss Lowden were passengers by the
gmail train last night teturning from
IToronto.
I Capt. craig ol the ner city nr
London, came to the City yesterday
,from Brush Wharf. He will prob-
:ably take the City of London to
‘Montreal about the first of next
_week.
l Rather a change was noticed in the
'staff at New Wonderland last even-
iing, when the time of opening came.
_[A telegram arrivediuyesterdtayé ag-
FlI1'l)£ll.ll1i;lallgmb theljvedhd cldhxhseqtilently 
lwas not in his accustomed place. It
|was most capably and efficiently fill-
fed however. by Mrs. John F. Trainer,
‘who as a pianist is already well
ilsnown, and in high favor in the city.
After this evening she assumes the
du-ties of pianist at New Wonderland
Ialtogether. Miss Lottie McKinnon
latepped into the breach bravely, and
ifllled Mr. Haines' portion of the song
I - 1 .. .
5232 °'i.’ri‘..“.'I.iT..f’~’ “§if.“.2i§§.§“ ..T.Z’€i.‘$.~
,success, and the entertainment was
of lobsters. There were two out- lone 01 U19 be-st H1006 U10 new mlm-
going passengers, A. P. Calvcn and
Mrs. J. W. McKenzie.
` The Militia spirit is very much in
evidence now. No. 1 Co., 4th C. A.
had ri splendid drill last night. No.
Z C0., 4th C. A., 1907 champions of
Canada, have their first drill to-
night. Each company reports nume-
rous applications for enlistment.
The body of the late Miss Jennie
Power arrived in the City last night
,rom Boston and was met at the sta-
tion by a large number of friends of
ithc dcceaeed,'who followed the hoarse
'agement has had the house.
‘ A pleasant evening was spent re-
cently at the home of Daniel and
%Mrs. Muc,Phee, South Shore, when a
few of their friends 'and relatives
*wore invited to celebrate their tenth
anniversary of their wedding. After
‘a few hours spent in merry chat the
company was invited to the dining-
room where the table was laden with
good things. After a delightful re-
‘past was partaken of by all, the re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
games, singing and amusement. Mrs,
;MacPhee was the rerlpient of useful
Miss McKenzie, Woodville Mills, is
visiting Robert and Mrs. McKay, of
Wood Islands East
Misses Bessie and Bell Stewart. of
Valleyfleld are the guests of their
brother J. Stewart, Wood Islands.
D. L. Hooper is offering a. big (la-
count in crockery ware and gloss
ware. His ad will appear tomor-
row.
The schooner Calabria is due to
arrive within a few days with a cur-
go of Anthracite coal for Peake
Bros. Ad will appear tomorrow
Mrs. Phillips and four children of
Murray Harbor South leave this
morning for Plaster Rock N. B.
where she ioins her husband Mr.
Phillips of Phillips and Burden. con-
tractors, of the Transcontinental
Railway.
Rev, Dr. Sprague and Mrs. Sprague
of St. John, will, it ia expected,
leave for their new home in Sack-
ville on the 10th inst. Dr. Sprague
has as will be remembered, accepted
the position of dean of the theologi-
cal faculty of Mount Allison. Hu
will he succeeded by Rev. S. Fland-
era as pastor of Centenary church.
Says this Medicine
Has Mystic Powers
Will assist anyone in weak. Pale,
Nervous condition to robust hear-
ty health_ V
If.'s in the spring than health gives
out-that folks begin to fool di-aggy
weary, restless,-hate to cat, look
pale. feel discouraged.
If you've reached this stave, read
what J. W. Jervllle, well known in
Morristown has to say about the
medicine that cured him. "Last win-
ter I caught a heavy cold that set-
tiled in my hack. My kidneys and li-
rver were effected and my health fail-
ed. By spring I was in had shape-
couldn't sleep like I usod to-felt tir-
ed in the morning-ate very little-
. V I 19,-,mugs in un wan and. att" un was terribly depressed, pale ard an-
;l.“’l‘.it.'.‘.‘£'.‘: ..l>:’.:‘y.°;':_:‘.:°;‘.1i'.l.‘i_‘;..§°~............ ........ ... R... ._  1-°n».-T-i-g- of 
Sidney Struct I Tho funeral willicfaisb and n nuigablg “ply by M,._ iam, frequent nsuralgla attacks over
take plnce nt '8.50 a. m tomorrow iM“°Ph°° 91° °°ml’f*“Y l0ined in Sinn- um tmp” made matt" Worse' Tl”
tn Ht D\rnstan's Cathedral thence Lo 'mg Auld Lung SYM -and 12"- 101' dun." prescribed three times' but
,,,c',{_ C_ c,me,,,y, ' their homes nil delighted with no did” l h°'P~ '1`*‘°“ 1 *ward Of Df-
iv
\
cveilng they had
evening. Com.
Badl listed to Ort and wil.
Y P h her
forward compartments ful-l of water,
the Plant finer A. W. Parry, which
|1».team and went on the, Dartmouth
`Ha.ml1ton's Pills- they possess mys-
.tic newer Surely. for I gained and
~_;==..=  ' improved day by day and now nm
in perfect health again. I will praise
gpdtnuse Dr. I-Iamilton‘s Pills till I
e.
The ingredients in Dr Ha.milton’s
extracts,-consequently this gentle.
r
was floated on Saturday off McMi'l- Pius r d -
lr W - lun s ledge where she had lain for i B e pu" an Wh°l°5°m°_°°m°
' ‘W - ten days, arrived in port at Hama! rght from the storehouse of nature
'ill 9 Q Monday morning und" her own in the form of vegetable juices and
D
' w
I.. '7"l" ll rsllp for repairs. The all i ri _ lnvliomtlng lax”-lW° 501111* 'Ind
I =“*!i.»,Mi.."M iaged on the port side undellithi; piilllgt blood purifier is safe for olrl and
, J _
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2,.-;.\;.':::,;'»,’  
Waterman’s Ideal
Fountain Pens nre recognized
ns the _standard of excel ence
everywhere.
Weintroduced these pens here
s number of year.-i ago, and as a
testimony to their excellence
practically every pen dealer in ‘
Charlottetown has now adopted
them in preference to other
makes. `
NEW STOCK
We hive just opened n new
assortment. Come in and try
ihe new points r
.
G. F. Hutcheson i
Jeweler-Opficiaii 1
Ihousc and made a lot of water on
,thc trip up from Hastings. She lofi;
,there Sunday morning and did not
‘reach port until early on Monday.
‘The steamer came off the rocks very
easily. Two tugs, the Togo and
Rvvblins. hnd linen on the stranded
Shlll and as the tide rose they kept
up n steady strain. When the tid”
reached its height the steamer slip.
ned off and was taken into Hastings,
Port Warden Hall assisted by Cap.
tain J. A. Farquhar, held n prelim.
irwrr survey onthe steamer. 'racy
loufid a _ numoar of plates mi,"-ed
near the now, but the full extent, of
her damage will not not be ascer-
tained nntil another survey is herd
probably today. '
fINARD’S LINIMENT CO.,LIMI'l‘ED
GHIUU.-I have used your MIN-
RD'S LINIMiilN'f"ln my family and
iso in my stables for years and con-
ider it the best medicine obtainable.
Yours truly,
ALFRED ROCHAV,
Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel and
young alike. We assure you of enor
mous benefit from Dr. Hnmllton‘s
Pills~which revitalize delicate glands
search out the seat of hidden dis-
ease, flood and body with vigor and
health that has caused thousands of
broken-down, despairing men and
women to join in ii. mighty song of
Praise for .the beneiicent alll that
comes from the king of all tonics.’
Get Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills--to-day-
|5c at all dealers. '
Another Sllipuient From _Ins
Patou. We have just recieved
another sliipiuent of Merry Widow;
Sailorsdirect from the makers Luton ,
England nt r-2 the cost of fheirl
American Cousin nniiiely it .25 and
£1.48 in Creani, Black, Tusc ir,
Green, Mulberry, Brown, and
Navy come quic‘:ly and enjoy first
selection. Jas Patou & Co 6-zdrtf
"Eseues ua but navs you used
rnaee Witch 'nasal Cream? The
Orenm that softens the akin audi
prevents chaps and roughness. its n`
lull |006. Nlilily absorbed, leaving
WUNIJERLANB
rolylflrr
Moving Pictures
A Custouier’s Official'a Pull,
Tire Forger in High society.
The English lourlh oi july.
7
Two New Songs
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MISS I.O’l`l`Il"£ liicKlNNCl\‘
ADMISSION
0.11; 5 cents.
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r_1_-;` ll-  -
‘i
~ New Advertisements
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Tenders
Tenders for repairing (exlcriorly) St.
llonnveniurc Church will he received by
the niidcrsigncii until the zo th Inst.
Contractor to finish and rerect staging.
Tender to specify amount for work, and
the furnishing of rnaterial;also to specify
the amount for the work only. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
l‘. I). McGUIGAN P. P.
6-3dmwf5i. ’l`r.1c:idie Cross
'ro __|.r-:'r
Blacksmith shop with tools colli-
plcte, good residence wilh three ac-
res of land mid large orchard situa-
ted in the uiost prosperous part of
P. F. Island. Apply to
R, P. McMURDO
. Kelvin Grove.
or H. R. PICKETTS
Care of Minto Hotel
6-3dinwf4i. Campbellton. N. B.
|MPUHii‘i|` Nlllllf
The llridersigrlcsi offers for srle hi-i
valuable properly iii Soliris, large store
and dwuiliug linuse. Also his 27 ye."-5
Establisll-_:d Tin :uid stove b-.|silie~x-i. A
line opening for the ri,;‘lt ril\`u. N » halter
business stand ozi P. E lslariri, an.l bl!-
auce of stock i.i Stover, Ranges, Tinwire
etc, al prices that _vol will liever-.lever
get again. For tenns ani any further
information apply or write,
WM. MEIrLl'I'l` l`.
6-_gd roi. Souris.
. AUCTION SALE
_0p_
Valuable Property in Charlottetown
(Situsie on the cornerot Pownal
and Euston Streets) .
That Large Three Store Double Tene-
nient Hou~e and Store Zlcomhined) all
newly painted and in good repair.
This propel ry is offered for private sale un-
lii Wl£DY\'l‘I5I)AY, june i7llr, 1908 and if
not sold will on that day be sold by
Pubiir.: Auction. Sale at i2 o‘clock noon.
For infornialion apply to John Johnson.
on the premises. or
I&l:N]. CARTER & CO,
6-3.iirs6i Auctioneers
Slicriff§ Sale
By virtue of a Warrant, dated the
16th day of May, A.D. 1908, to me
directed, issued by his Honour John
A. McDonald, Judge of the City
Court of Charlottetown, in Queen’s
County, Province of Prince Edward
Island, stating that the Lum Of
eleven dollnrs having been assessed
against a certain iiuuse and Lands,
on Town lot number lifty i\".\, first
hundred of town lots in the said
City of Charlottetown, owned or re-
puted to be owned by Alexander Mc-
Kenzie. which land is bounded and
‘described as follows, that is to say:
commencing on the north Hide of
King Street at the south-oust angle
of Lund owned hy H. J. Cundull,
thence east along King Street forty-
ouc feet, thence north nt. right angl-
es, to King Street eighty feet,
thence parcllell with King
I trcet fourteen fcct, thence at
right angles with King Street
*seventeen feet, thence parellell with
King Street twenty-seven feet
thence south ninety-seven feet to
place of commencement; for unpaid
assessments or Taxes, the name of
Alexander McKenzie being entered on
the assessment Books as the owner
or apparent owner thereof. and the
said sum -not having been paid as re-
quired by iaw, and judgment having
been given by the said John A. Mc-
Donald. Judge of the City Court A-
foresaid. against such lands and
tenements. on the twelfth day of
May last past, I am therefore ordeo-
ed and commanded to levy upon and
sell auch Heal Estate for such num,
together with one dollar coats, and
all my charges and expenses. at Pnb-
lic Auction to the highest bidder.
ind I hereby :ive public notice
that I wlll, on Monday. the
twenty-ninth day of Jnna, A.D. lent,
at the hour of twelve o'eiock noon,
at the Court House in Charlotte-
town. in Queen'a County, set np and
:ell to the highest bidder the said
land above described,
the Statute. Dunn." to
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