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MORTGAGE SALE.

of Valuable Freehold and Lease hold Properties on Lot 3,

Prince County.

To besold by Public Auction, at the Court House in Summerside, in Prinee County, in Prince Edward Island, on THURSDAY, the Nineteenth day of July, A D 1894, at the hour of Twelve o’clock, noon :—

1. All that tract, piece or parcel of land situ- ate on Lot Three, in Prince County, bounded as follows:—Commencing at a stake fixed or

Centre Line Road, running thence in a south- easterly course on the east side of an old pine stump to a yellow birch tree near the old barn, and extending in the same course till | the line strikes the Brook; then following the | course of the Brook to the eastern boundary |B the said Dennis O’Brien’s land; thence

} | | intended to be fixed on the south side of the | }

north along the said boundary tothe Centre

Line Road; thence along the said road a dis-

tance ot five chains to the place of commence-

ment, containing by estimation three acres, | more or less, together with the rights, privi- | leges and appurtenances thereto belonging, land also with the liberty and privilege of | taking clay, earth, stone or gravel from the | bank and land of the said DennisO’Brien ad- | joining, and also full liberty to raise and | build thedam intended to be erected on the

land of James G. Wiggins near the said tract, } so as to raise the water of the said Brook to any height he may require on and over the other land of the said Dennis O’Brien. i

2. All that tract, piece or parcel of land situ- ate, lying and being at Miminigash, Lot or Township Number Three, in Prince County Prince Edward Island, bounded and described as follows, that is to say :-—Commencing on the north side of the Miminigash Road, at the distance of one chain and eighty links east from the stream to Big Miminigash Pond or the division line between Paul 'T. Costain and Richard Costain, following thence along said road east four chains; thence north eleven chains, or to said stream; thence following the yarious courses of said stream south west- wardly to the said line between Richard Cos- tain and Paul T. Costain; thence along said live south three chains, or to the said road at the place of commencement, containing by estimation three acres of land, a litile more or less.

The first piece of land ahove déscribed bein Freehold, and second piece above describec being Leasehold.

4) ogether with all rights, members and ap- purtenances thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining.

The above sale is made pursuant to a powe! of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 28th day of June, ‘A D 1892, made between Samuel H. Wiggins and Sarah A. Wiggins (his wife} of the one part, and Alexander McKinnon and Thomas A. McLean of the other part.

For further particulars apply to Mr. William 8. Stewart, Solicitor, Newson Block, Char- lottetown. :

Dated this 5th day of June. A D 1894.

ALEXANDER MCKINNON, THOMAS A. MCLEAN, Mortgagees. june6—law (wed) & wky tisle

Clocks and Watches.

If you want your Clock or Watch cleand or repaired go to JOSEPH GOODSTEIN, Queen Street, opposite J.D. McLeod & Co’s. ;

Having several years’ experience in the Fatherland, also in New York, Iam ee pared to do all kinds of work in my Hine with neatness and despatch.

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THE SOCIETY OF ARTS of Canada (Limited),

MONTREAL.

CAPITAL STOCK, - - $100,000.

A Society established with a view to disseminate the taste for arts, to encourage and help artists.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the Government of Canada, the 27th February, 1893.

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS

Nos. 1666 and 1668 Notre Dame 8t., Montreai.

One of the kichest Galleries of Paintings in Canada.

ADMISSION FREE, from 10 o’clock? a. m., to 4 p. m.

All the Paintings are originals, mostly from the French school, the leading mod- ern school.

Eminent Artists, such as Francais Rochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzay and a great many others, are members of this Society.

Sale of Paintings at easy terms. Next distribution of Paintings between the Society and Scripholders on June 27.

Price of Scriptum, $1.00.

Ask for Catalogue and Circular.

H. A. A. BRAULT, janl7—mwf tf Director. _

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HAVE A GUESS.

Oh, wheeln:en, all take my advice, And don’t forget, be sure :

To take a lock at the famous “ Bike” In PROWSE’S well-known Store.

The handsome Brantford Bicycle That in their window’s shown

Ts as good as any in Charlottetown, ‘And it may be your own.

A jar in which are cents galore Is placed’ where all can see ; : Guess how many cents the jar centains And the “ Bike” your own will be.

Be wise, make. al] your purchases At PROWSR’S Clothing Store;

Each purchase, on that Bicycle, Will give you one chance more.

Their Carpets, Hats and Furnishings, And a!], in fact, they keep,

Compared with others in the town Are more than quite as cheap.

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JUNE 21, 1894.

CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME, THE PRIZE LIST.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT-—FIRST G&ADE,.

Class Standing.

Miss B Coonan—lst prize, Algebra, English, Geometry, Composition, Rheteric, Literature, Histury, Arithmetic, Familiar Science, Book-keeping; 2nd, Penman- ship.

Miss £lla Sullivan: lst prize, Penman- ship, Literature, Rhetoric, Composition, Familias Science, History, Physics, Botany, Book-keeping; 2nd, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry.

SECOND GRADE,

Miss Marie McDonald: Ist prize, Arith-

metic, Geometry, Algebra, Geography, Kinglish History, Christian Doctrine, Latin, Book-keeping; 2nd, Literature,

Map Drawing. Average 95.

Miss Bessie Burke: Ist prize, Geome- try. Evglish, History, Composition, Litera- ture; 2nd, Arithmetic, Latin, Christian Dvetrine; 3rd, Algebra.

Miss Martha Oliver: lst prize, Pen- manship, Composition, Geography, Map Drawing, History; 2nd, book-keeping, Algebra; 3rd, Arithinetic, Latin.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT—THIRD GRADE,

Miss H Anderson: Ist prize, Geometry, Geography, History, Algebra, English, Latin; 3rd, Arithmetic. Average 73.

Miss M Bradley: Ist prize, Algebra, Arithmetic, English, History ; 2nd, Latin, Geography; 3rd, Geometry. Average 67.

Miss G Bolger: lst prize, Arithmetic, English, History ; 2nd, Latin, Geography, Algebra; 3rd, Geometry. Average 65.

Miss G Gillis: Ist prize, History, Geometry, Algebra, Engli-h, Geography ; 3nd, Latin; 3rd, Arithmetic. Average 64.

Miss E Gavin: Ist prize, English, Geo- graphy, Map Drawing, History; 2nd, Algebra, Arithmetic; 3rd, Geometry. Average 63.

Miss N McDonald: Ist prize, Algebra, English, Map Drawing, Geography; 2nd, Arithmetic, History; 3rd, Geometry. Average 56.

Miss Annie Roche: lst prize, English, Geography, Reading ; 2nd, History, Latin, Algebra; 3rd, Geometry. Average 52.

Miss L Hogan: Ist prize, Arithmetic, English; 2nd, Algebra, History, Latin; 3rd, Geotaetry. Average 50.

Miss B McPhee: Ist prize, Christian Doctrine, Reading; 2nd, Geography, Latin, 3rd, History, Algebra, English, Arithmetic.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT--FIRST DIVISION.

Christian ,Doctrine: 1st prize, Misses M A Clerkin, E Carroll; 2nd, Misses A Doyle, E McDonald, M Lappin; 3rd, Misses M Connolly, J Ryan, R McRory.

Reading: lst prize, M Lappin, M Con- nolly, E McDonald, J Ryan, M A Clarkin: 2nd, E Carroll, A Doyle, M Benoit, R Mc- Rory.

English: lst prize, M A Clarkin, E Carroll, M Benoit; 2nd, E McDonald, A Doyle, J. Ryan; 3rd, M Connolly, R Lap- pin, M MeRory.

Geography: ist prize, A Doyle E Car- roll, M A Clarkin, M Benoit, R McRory; 2nd, EMcDonald, M Lappin, M Connolly, J Ryan.

History of Canada: lst prize, M A Clarkin, E McDonald, M Lappin, M Benoit, E Carroll ; 2nd, A Doyle, J Ryan, J McRorv.

History of England: ist prize, E Car- roll, M A Clarkin, E McDonald, M Lap- pin; 2nd, A Doyle, M Benoit, R McRory.

Literature : 1st prize, M A Clarkin, E Carroll, E McDonald.

Map Drawing: Ist Prize, Misses MiBenoit J Ryan, E McDonald.

Arithmetic: lst prize, Misses J Ryan, M A Clarkin, E Carroll, M Lappin; 2nd, E McDonald, A Doyle, M Benoit, R Me- Rory; 3rd, M Connolly.

French: lst prize, M A Clerkin, A Doyle, M Benoit; 2nd, M Connolly, E McDonald, M Lappin, R McRory.

Penmanship: Ist prize, J Ryan E Car- roll, M Benoit, M A Clarkin, M Connolly.

Scientific Temperance: lst prize, E Carroll, A Doyle, M A Clarkin, J Ryan ; 2nd, M Connolly, M Lappin, M Benoit, E McDonald.

Deportment: lst prize’ E Carroll, M Benoit, EMcDonald, M A Clarkm, J Ryan, A Doyle, M Lappin, M Connolly, R McRory.

Tonic Sol Fa: Ist prize, Miss M Con- nolly; 2nd, M Benoit J Ryan.

Domestic Economy: ist prize, M Mc- Aulay, E Carroll, G Dovle.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT—SECOND

DIVISION.

Christian Doctrine: Ist prize, Misses Eulalia McDonald, A Gallant, M McAulay, M Aylward, F Trainor, R Kelly; 2nd, Misses E Bolger, M Coady, U Kelly, G Doyle, J Carroll, M Mitchell, G Me- Eachern.

Reading: Ist, Misses U Kelly, Eulalia McDonald, R Kelly, F Trainor, B Oliver; 2nd, Miss @ Doyle, L Bolger, A Gallant, M Aylward, M MecAulay, J Carroll, M Coady, G McEachern, M Mitchell, M L Delisle.

Elocction: Ist prize, Misses U Kelly, G McEachern, B Oliver.

English : 1st prize, Misses Eulalia Me- Donald, A Gallant, L Bolger, R Kelly, F Trainor, M Aylward; 2nd, Misses M Me- Aulay, G Doyle, B Oliver, M Coady, J Carroll, U Kelly, G McEachern, M Mitchell, M L Delisle.

Geography: 1st prize, Misses Eulalia McDonald, B Oliver, M Coady, R Kelly, A Gallant; 2nd prize, Misses F Trainor, U Kelly, J Carroll; 3rd, Misses M McAulay, M Alward, L Bolger.

History of Canada; Ist prize, Misses Eulalia McDonald, M Mitchell, M Coady, R Kelly, A Gallaut, 8 Oliver, M McAulay; 2nd, Misses J Carroll, Us Kelly, L Bolger, F Trainor, M Aylward, G McEachern.

Arithmetic: Ist prize, Misses Bulalia McDonald; A Gallant, L Bolger, F Trainor, B Oliver; 2nd Misses U Kelly, R Kelty, G McEachern, M Coady, M McAulay; 3rd, Miss G Doyle, J Carroll, M Aylward, M Mitchell.

French: Ist prize, Misses Eulalia Mc- Donald, R Kelly, M Coady, U Kelly, J Carroll; 2nd, B Oliver, F Trainor.

Penmanship: Ist prize, Misses B Oliver, A Gallant, J Carrol], M Aylward, G Mc Eachern, L Bolger.

Tonic Sol-Fa: Ist prize, Misses B Oliver, M L Delisle, F Trainor, J Carroll, M Coady, U Kelly.

Translation: Miss M L Delisle.

Deportment: Ist prize, Misses Eulalia

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Dewar, C Kelly, C King, E Dillon, F Kelly; 2nd, G@ Merry, A McDonald, M Carter, H Webb, A Hogan, N Malone.

English: Ist prize, A McDonald, A Clarkin,G Merry,C Kelly, C King, A Dewar; 2nd, C Reardon, N Malone, E Dillon, M Carter, H Webb, F Keliy.

Reading: Ist prize, A Clarkin, C Kelly, A McDonald, H Webb, A Dewar; 2nd, C King, Reardon, B Dillon, M Carter, F Kelly,G Merry, A Hogan, N Malone.

Arithmetic: Ist prize, A Clarkin, C Kelly, A McDonald; 2nd, H Webb, E Dillon, M Carter, F Kelly, G Merry, A Hogan, N Malone, A Dewar, C Reardon.

Penmanship: Ist prize, G erry, A Clarkin, N Malone, A McDonald. E Dillon; 2ud, F Kelly, C King, A Dewar, C Reardon, M Carter, H Webb, C Kelly, A Hogan. :

FOURTH DIVISION,

Christian Doctrine: Ist prize, B Neil- eon, S Flanagan, J Morgan, E Power; 2nd, G MeRory, F Blake, N Morgan, M Neilson, H McKenna; 3rd, A Johns, E Foley, B Gillis, E Benoit.

Reading: Ist, S Flannigan, J Morgan, B Power,G McRory, F Blake, H Me- Kenna; 2nd, M Neilsen, E Foley, M Morgan, B Neilson, A Johns, E Benoit; 3rd, B Gillis.

Geography: lst prize, J Morgan, § Flanagan, B Power, B Neilson, A Johns, G McRory, H McKenna, M Morgan, F Blake; 2nd, B Gillis, M Neilson, E Benoit, E Foley.

English : lst prize, B Neilson, S Flan- agan, J Morgan, B Power,M Neilsen; 2nd, H McKenna, F Blake, B Gillis, G Me- Rory, E Benoit, N Morgan, E Foley.

History: Ist prize, S Flanagan, J Mor- gan, G McRory, H McKerna, B_ Power, B Neilsen; 2nd, M Neilson, B Gillis, F Blake, U Morgan.

Arithmetic: Ist prize,S Flanagan, H McKenna, G@ McRory, J Morgan, B Gillis; 2nd, E Foley, B Power, M Neilson, N Morgan, F Blake, E Benoit, B Neilsen, A Johns.

Penmanship: Ist, F Blake, J Morgan, M Neilson, S Flanagan, G McRory, N Morgan, B Power, B Neilsen, A Johns; 2nd, H McKenna, B Gillis, E Foley, E Benoit,

Deportment: A McDonald, H Webb, A Johns, B Neilsen, 8 Flanagan, H Me- Kenna, B Power.

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

Christian Doctrine: Ist prize, Mary Trainor, Gertrude McDonald, Mary Cant- well, Mary R Murphy; 2nd, Susan Gillen, Agnes Bolger, Mary A Burns, Ethel Cal- laghan, Alice Trainor; 3rd, Mary Clarke, Margaret Kiggins, Mary McAleer, Marv Conway.

Reading: Ist prize, Mary Trainor, Mary Cantwell, Mary A Burne, Mary R Mur- phy, Agnes Bolger; 2nd, Susan Gillen, Mary McAleer, Ethel Callaghan, Gertrude McLeod, Bertha Stewart, Mary Clarke, Alice Trainor, Anna Clarkin, L Callaghan; 3rd, Henrietta King, Winnie King, Ger- trude Parkman, Gertrude Steel, Ethel Smith, Catherine Lightizer, Lucy Mitchell, Lena Carter, Josephine Hennessey, Jo- hanna Davie, Constance Parkman, M J Fitzsimmons.

Grammar and Geography: Ist prize, Mary _ Trainor, Mary Cantwell, Mary A _ Burns, Gertrude Mc- Donald, Bertha Stewart, Mary R Maur- phy, Susan Gillen, Agnes Bolger; 2nd, Alice Trainor, Mary Clarke, Margaret Kiggins, Mary McAleer, Ethel Callaghan; 3rd, D Smith, Mary Conway, Gertrude McLeod.

Sacred History: Ist prize, Ethel Cal- laghan, Mary Trainor, Agnes Bolger, Mary R Murphy, Mary Cantwell, Gertrude McDonald, Mary Clark, Susan Gillen, Mary A Burns; 2nd, Mary McAleer, Ger- trude McLeod, D Smith; 3rd: Anna Clarkin, Margaret Kiggins, L Callaghan.

Arithmetic: lst prize, Mary Cantwell, Mary Trainor, Mary R Murphy; 2d, Susan Gillen, Agnes Bolger, Bertha Stewart, Gertrude McDonald, Mary A Burns; 3rd, Marggret Kiggins, Mary McAleer, Ger- trudé Steel. Alice Trainor.

Deportment: Susan Gillan, Bertha Stewart, Mary Clark, Margaret Kiggins, Gertrude Steel.

Penmanship: Susan Gillen, Agnes Bol- ger, L Callaghan. 2ud, Bertha Stewart, Mary Cantwell, Mary R Murphy.

ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT.

Second Book, First Division: Ist, A McDonald, J Byrne, M Belleau, Marion Doyle, M Kent; 2nd, J McKee, M Grif- fiths, M E McFadyen, M McDonald ; 3rd, E Dorsey, J Williams.

Second Division: Ist prize, B Koughan, Mabel Doyle, M Ronahan; 2nd, K Stew- art, J Blake, W Ryan; 3rd, C Halloran, M McGonnell, A Benoit, B Wise.

Second Primer, First Division: Ist prize, V McAleer, M Herrel; 2nd, E Gillis, A Dillon, M Smith; 3rd, G Me- Donald, B Ronahan, L Koughan.

Second Division : lst prize, A Flynn, E Blanchard, M A McMahon; 2nd, L Mc- Mahon, B Gardner, A Parkman, M Tann, M E Hennessy;3rd,Blanche Moren,A Smith.

Religious Instruction: Ist prize, Marion Doyle, J Byrne, A McDonald, M Belleau, Mabe! Doyle, B Koughan, M Ronalian ; 2nd,J McKee, W Griffiths, J Williams, M McDonald, M Kent, E Dorsey.

Gram nar: Ist prize, M Belleau, M Me- Denald, E Dorsey, A McDonald, M Kent, J Blake; 2nd, Marion Doyle, M E McFadyen, M Ronahan, J Williams, W Griffiths.

Sacred History: Ist prize, M McDonald, M Belleau, A McDonald, M Ronahan, J Byrne; 2nd, Mary Kent, Marion Doyle, J Williams, W Griffiths, E Dorsey.

Geography: Ist prize, M Belleau, E Dorsey, A McDonald, J Williams, M Mc- Donald; 2nd,Marion Doyle, M E McFad- yen, J Byrne, W Griffith.

Arithmetic, First Division: Ist prize, M Belleau, E Dorsey, Marion Doyle, M Mc- Donald, J Williams, A McDonald, 2nd, M Kent, M E McFadyen, W Griffiths.

Second Division: lst prize, M Doyle, J Blake M Ronahan, M: Smith; 2nd, B Koughan, C Halloran.

Penmanship: Ist prize, M Belleau, E Dorsey, J Blake, A McDonald, Marion Doyle, M McDonald, J Williams, M Kent, Mabel Doyle, W Ryan, M Ronahan, E Blanchard, M Smith; 2nd, B Koughaa, J McKee, K Steware, © Halloran, M Mc- Gonneli, A Benoit,G McDonald, A Dillon, E Gillis.

Honorable Mention: L Mitchell, $M Steele, E Dewar, R Ryan, L Quirk, M Benoit, H Gillis, M Butler.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO—FIRST DEPARTMENT.

First Division : lst prize, M L Delisle.

Second Division: 1st prize, E Sullivan,

McDonaid, M Aylward, F Trainor, R Kelly, B Oliver, M L Deliale, U Kelly, A Gallant, J Carroll, M McAulay, E Bolger, G Doyle, M Coady, G McEachern, M Mitchell.

Assiduity : Misses R Kelly, Eulalia Mc- Donald.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT—THIRD DIV-

ISION.

Christian Doctrine : lst prize, C King: A Clarkin, E Dillon, G@ Merry, F Kelly, Reardon, M Carter, C Kelly; 2nd, A Mc- Donald, Ada Hogan, N Malone.

Canadian History: !st prize,A Clarkin, C Kelly, E Dillon, G Merry; 2nd, C King, M Carter, F Kelly, C Reardon; 3rd, Webb, N Malone, A Hogan.

Geography: Ist prize, A Clarkin, A

M McDonald, E Carroll; 2nd, M Coady, M McLeod.

Third Division: Ist prize, B Burke, A Roach, B Coonan; 2nd, A Doyle, E Me- Donald.

Fourth Division: lst prize, A Gallant, M McDonald, K Kelly; 2nd, G Gillis, H Anderson.

Fifth Division: lst prize, M Benoit, B Nielsen; 2nd, B McPhee, J Carroll, E Gavin, M Aylward; 3rd, B Gillis.

Harp: lst prize, B Burke; 2nd, B Coo- nan.

Mandolin: lst prize, M L Delisle.

Vocal Music: Ist prize, B Coonan, M L Delisle; 2nd, M Coady, G Gillis, M Benoit; 3rd, B Oliver, J Ryan.

SECOND DEPARTMENT. First Division: lst prize, B Oliver, M

Carter, E McDonald; 2nd, M Nielsen, R McRery.

Second Division: B Dillon, M Oliver; 2nd, B McAulay, V MecAulay, F Blake, K Monaghan.

lat prize, G McLeod,

Third Division: lst, M Belleau, M Clarke; 2nd, F Trainor, A Dewar.

Fourth Division: Ist prize, M Doyle, A Hogan, A Clarkin; 2nd. A Johns, J Blake. OIL PAINTING AND DRAWING.

2nd Division: lst prize, Misses M Benoit, M Oliver; 2nd, Misses B McAulay, A Gallant; 3rd, Misses EF Hogan, M Mc- Donald, E McDonald, E Sullivan, M L DeLisle, B Burke

3rd Division—Ist prize, Miss J Ryan; 2nd, Miss M Carter.

FANCY WORK,

lst prize, Miss E Sullivan; 2nd, Misses M L Delisle, M Oliver, B Coonan, Blanche Oliver.

PLAIN SEWING.

Ist prize, Miss B McAulay; 2nd, Misses

A Gallant, G Gillis, Rose Kelly. CROCHET.

Ist prize, Miss E Carroll; 2nd, Miss E

McDonald.

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