Local and Other Items,

MONTREAI carnival

jth of Fe

3 winter opens on the bruary.

ennai M. J. Porey, Collector of

Souris, is at the Osborne.

Esq. ,

Customs,

emia oO rreat annual Tlannel sale commencs day at Jas. Paton Lo, > Fiocr.-—S! htly damaged, very cheap at \. MeNeill’s auction room. se 4, Si.

Sint ics New stock of Men's and Boys’ Clothing just pened at J. B. Macdonald's, 7 - > —_— \ weit is being dug and anew platform laid at Souris Railway Station.

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Hon. Jown Lerurery. Summerside, is in the city and is staying at the Rankin. ~ . tik lres.—Thirty dozen new American Lies just 1 ived at J. B. Macdonald's = Hox. W.S. Frenpine, of Halifax, arrived » the city from Summerside this forenoon a # Mr. CHantes D. Keer. of the Hartford. Conn., (obe, is visiting the city. He is at

the Rankin. haiti Mr. Kerr, of the Canada Paper Co., who has been on the Island the past week, left fo Montreal this morning. en ne Bazaar in aid of St. Joseph's Convent will probably be held during Exhibition week in the Lyceum, Prince Street. _ oo GENTLEMEN, nice fine wool or fur felt hat at very low prices just received direct from London, Engiand. Geo. E. Fru sept 2, Si.

we can now snit you toa real

ae — Murray arrived home from the Banyo: Saturday afternoon. His which captured a first Tuesday.

James CLow, Harbor, Exhibltion on horse, Stockman,

prize, will arrive on

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LAST evening, after church, while a a stranger on the Island — was wling near the western end of the city, he was attacked by three roughs. The enzag ment was short but severe and the local talent

came out second best.

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nan prom nh

—— > Mr. J. D. Srence, Wholesale Stationer, Toronto, is at the Rankin. Mr. Spence is

one of the heroes of the Riel rebellion, having distinguished himself during the battle at Cut K nife Creek by rescuing a comrade from the rebels under a heavy fire.

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PERSONS who have not paid thei: taie tax for the year (1886) must week, not later than the 6th of after that date all delinquents will be adver tized, and for all other taxes t be issued.—F. S. Chandler, Collector.

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Tae latest craze amongst the gay and giddy young ladies is to keep track of the “tips they receive. That is, every young man who lifts his hat he passes by is counted. ” me hundredth ‘‘ tipper,” tl irl who will surely marr

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Wf are pleased to learn that the new P Office building will be ready for occupat early in December. ine contract for t tings has been let to Mr. Conner, who is termined to rush things sc may not befunnecessarily inconvenienced.

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Tear Halifax brigantine Birdie, 126 togs, from Boston to Sydney, is a total wreck npr Port Felix, Guysboro. Capt. Frink, Jis daughter and a whom were two sons—one J. T. Rowe, of

narrow es pe

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crew of five men, the mate—of Mir had an exceeding)

from drowni

amMmoge

This city

Crvew jokers told a feeble-minded youth r c

a Canadian town that one of the graves inja ceme Mal ry 113. H it “ad tie spot, sacl Seeing a tone bearing the nan

** Pred,” concluded that that meant him, and began to open the grave to free lhris body. A policeman found him thus engaged and car- ried him to jail. socialise

THe Gospel Temperance Meeting last even idg, at Y. M. C. A, Hall, was attended by all that could find accommodation, many gong away who could not find seats The address

of Capt. Sturdevant, the ‘‘ Prisoner's Friend,” | seemed to take hold of she sympathies of the |

large audience, and 10 doubt a good influence

will result. didi

‘Yes, I siiall break the engagement,’ said, folding her arms and lookia, defiant; ‘it is really much trouble to converse with him; he’s as deaf as a post, and talks as though he had a mouthful of mush. Besides, the way he hawks and spits is disgusting.’ ‘Don't break the engagement for that; tell take Dr. Sages Catarrah Cure. him completely.’ ‘Well, I'll tell him, I hate to break it off, for in all other respects he’s quite too charming.’ Of course, it cured his catarrah. trs a w

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At a Methodist teachers meeting held in | St. John, N. B., Aug. 23, 1886, the following |

resolution was unanimously carried: ‘‘Re- solved, that we express our high appreciation of the very efficient services rendered our churches in St. John by Capt. Cyrus Sturdi- vant, ‘“‘the prisoner's friend,” and recommend him to our ministers and people in Prince Edward Island and elsewhere. Moved by Rev. H. P. Cowperthwaite, second- ed by Rev. E. Evans and unanimously car- ried.” Capt. Sturdivant arrive! here on Friday evening and is registered at the Revere. He is to speak on Wednesday evening at the Methodist Brick Church. dba

Tue Island team, who were so successful at the Dominion Rifle Competition held at Ot- tawa last week, will arrive home by express this evening at 8 o'clock. They won $240 in cash prizes, besides five badges. They also stood first in the Dominion of Canada Mateh, and fourth and fifth in the Minister of Militia Match. Four members of the team—Messrs. Crocket, Hooper, Long- wortn and Davison—were among those who competed for a place on the Wimbledon team, the two first-named standing fourteenth and sixteenth on the list. We congratulate the team on their success, and are pleased to learn that their comrades intend giving them a rousing reception at the Station to-night.

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Stuart Rocers.—-We do not often report t! entertainments given by strangers, or hose of a dramatic nature, but certainly the teat given by Mr, Stuart Rogers well merits & departure from the rule. His elocution was fir t-class, and hee hibited great tas and the utmost skill in their pre sentation. Gut his were es necially remarkable for and crueness to life. His power in this depart ment amounts to more tian skill “it is ‘enias which must have been partially native, aud which could have been derived and per- fected only after years ot careful observatien Too high praise couid aot be has ever been

se, ,eCLlOns ripe: sonabtions ‘

their cleverness

tnd practice. bestowed, for no euch treat : givemthe peopleof Cobourg in this depart- ment since the uyys of the great personator, Whistbn.— The Cobourg (Ont.) World.

cordially | % Dp — Ui; ; Scott, St Peter's Bay.

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Local ard Other lems.

©. C. Garprver, Esq., ret 01 Saturday evening. - Angus McDonald relatives at NSowris and

urned from Banvor

Tur Rev. F present Visiting

Kast Point.

The!

is at

his

- LHE cCiasses In Sb. Joseph's School re-opened in the new convent this morning. There was ‘ wd attendance — oe —

4 : ' la itevery week at Beer & Gofl’s. score open till & o’ |

lay till half-past nine.

‘lock éach evening Satur-

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Mr. Norpuorr, of the New York Herald. 5 rusticating tthe Seaside. He leaves for home on Pues ty in ning ° : > .

lus yoursel the larvest

wtment of fiannels ever shown in Chay lottetown Jas. Paton & ( ©,

- ONE nuisan

> CO ity f iSbitr

Mavyisti 4

abi A “4 ' ited the docket at

16 Stipendiary $ Court this fore

hoon, It was a ljourned for one week. > \ MEETING of the friends of Mr. Haviland nu the approaching Civie Election will be held this evening in Full’s Building, Queen Street,

at 7.30

semaine R Ss. C. Smyvur, for some months Incum-s vent of St. Peter's Churen in this city, left th norning for the United States via Mon trea! ial FRESH stock of Accordeons (new designs) just received and marked very low at Flet-

her's Music Store, Sivn of the ‘ Big Fiddie. : sept6—dy wky 3i > Tar MAyoraury.—Hon. T. H: und D. R. Nl Hooper

yentiemen whe nominated uD to

Haviland J Esq... were tire only

- ret ‘ this afternoon. The poll closed

» clock four o'clock a -

Buy yout tickets for Pil Progress Panorama to-morrow night beforehand and so save Waiting at the tent to get Tickets are on sale at allthe Drug Stores and it Warren's Shoe Store. Tickets LO ee

grim s

door them. nts ~

A FULL dress prome nade t the Militia City Co ps will take place it the Drill Shed this evening, at 7 ocloc! Band of th 82nd Battalion in attendance, to receive the Ottawa Team at the Railway Station.

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wit

Ontons inhaled cause rhe

iron worker g Tie a fre

3! ep, march reat strength from eating the

1 nonron aro

» a8 -s : , iddier on his and the exnaustec

mnion. Ind the neck an

ruise it to make its odor thorough, and you ) sleep from its nightly inhal: ti n.

o \ he Grit meeting held in Agricultural Hall, Sou ou the 2nd inst., Thomas Kick 1, OF s West, was chosen as the can li

. , interests of the

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Opposition

ic Le ris] itive Coum was proposed

; George B. MecEechern and seconded by Frederick Morrow. ; ~~

Fat ER now ! ed with their harves ing. The wheat isan excellent rop this year. The “high fiour” song of the Grits is not now heard in the land. A short crop this season would be undoubtedly

turned to accou by them in the coming

elections, As it is, they will be compelled to fall back on something else. _ -_-_--- —

Wi gret to hear that Mr. Albert Prowse,

fireman on the Souris Express, met with quite a serious accident at Mount Stewart on Satur- day evening, by falling out of the engine. While the train was being stopped, the snud- den motion of the engine pitch d him out on

i his face, and striking on a rail, he was severely mt not, we are glad to say, dangerously hurt. He was taken back to Charlottetown.

I ciate ti ieaail Mr. Conner, the contractor for the sewer leading-from the new Post Office building

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him to | It will cure |

Lannal cnannel,

The sewer is

long Great George Street to the

ymenced work on Saturda‘ about two feet wide, and, fourteen feet deep. It is to be

with vetrified Scotch drain pipe, j of workmen employed, completed early next month.

in some pia eB, lined inside

ind, as ja re number are

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will probably

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We regret to learn that on Saturday after- noon, while the steamer St. Lawrence was being moore d, one of the passengers—a Sister

f the Congreg ition de Notre Dame—met with vweeident. While in the act of lescending the saloon stairs, with two valises and some other luggage in her hands, she slipped and fell heavily to the deck belew. VV hen picke d up she \ hlee« ding profasely from injuries received about the head and face. and her arm was broken midway between the elbow and conveyed to the Convent, where was called in, and everything possible done to alleviate her sufferings.

i HOTEL ARRIVALS.

serious

wrist. She was

medical assistance

OSBORNE HOUSE.

Sept 4—S J B Leard, Crapaud; H McEwen, Mt Stewart; L MeGregor, Southport; E Goulding, Boston, Mass; W G Foster, do; Jas Clow, Murray Harbor; E M Sepprell, St John, N B; W Kennedy, Cardigan; A KE Macdonald, city; J F Lang, Edinburgh, Scotland. 6—M J Foley, Souris; A Cameron, Halifax; W E

RANKIN HOUSE.

Sept 4—--R M Richardson and wife, Port- land, Me; W M Richardson, Beston; Capt J McDonald and wife, Georgetown; G Graham, Halifax; J Ward, Montreal; J D Spence, Toronto; Chas D Keep, G/ode, Hartford, Con; P Mockler, Pictou; J Brown, Newcastle; EK W Heffer, Montreal; W B Murdock, do. 6 A J Holman, Boston; J Lefurgey, Summerside.

REVERE HOUSE.

Sept 3—Thos Collins, Montreal; Jno Brown, Toronto; John Campbell, Cape Wolfe; Mrs Chas E ‘Stanfield, Truro; Mrs P MeNutt RBearisto, Summerside; Frank Stanfield,Truro; Wm Richards, Bideford, Cyrus Sturdivant, Providence, R I: John Yeo, Port Hill. 4-A B McLean, St John, N B; C J Mitchell and wife, London, Eng; J J Walker and wife, Moncton: C Pease, Patterson, Ont.

ROCKLIN HOUSE.

Sept 4—G McKay, J McKay, Stanley Bridge; M B McInnis, St Peter’s Bay; Mrs J E Nowland, Boston, Mass; J Whelan, West Point; G Dixon, Clyde River; D W Hender-

son, North Wiltshire; Dr Henderson, Clyde River; W Wright, West River: Rev G Steele, V eilol iriver: 4 ii Sc! ian, Dundas; 7

Stewart, City.

SEA VIEW HOUSE -cOURTS.

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Murphy, PEI R, Ch’town ; . ya Ty oe Ef MicKee, do; H Houle, do; A A Cameron, H rlifax, N Ss;

Chas Ri thos W Conway 5 New

York; Francis Nash, Moncton; Mrs D C

Marr, Boston, Mass: Miss Katie Marr. do:

Conductor ) H McGowan, Ch town,

LAWRENCE HOTEL.

mepr. © ‘ ere VLOLGUCH DE « 1 tow’

ley, Ch town; )

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Sept 4—G W Beuatley, M P P, Kensington;

three

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Sept 6—P G Fraser, Montague, Miss Fraser,

Miss F Fraser, Master J Fraser, Montague,

IXAMINER, 2''- - ~-

TELEGRAPHIC

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Some Eesulis.

WaiAT COST !

Still Another “hock.

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CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 5.

Charleston is quiet to-day. Hardly a church in Charleston is considered safe for occupation and the ministers of the differ- ent denominations have held their services in different public parks and in grounds adjoining the churches. The city appraiser who has gone over the whole city estimates that it will cost $5,000,000 to put Charles- ton ina position as good as that which it occupied only a week ago. Government tents have being erected where fullattention will be given to sanitary requirements, but it is calculated that at least 5,000 persons. will need shelter for weeks to come, and it is proposed to erect huts on public grounds for the accommedation of those for whom tents will not suflice.

At 9.30 last might another earthquake shock of about 50 seconds’ duration, the first of the ad LV, St irtled the pe ple. It was not nearly sO the shock of iriday night There was also a very light shock at 11.05 to-night.

severe as

Alexander to Abdicate.

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Some Consequent Excitement.

THE PROSPECTIVE KING. The Cabinet to Resien.

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Sorta, Sep. 5.

Prince Alexander has published his inten- tion of abdicating. He says he cannot re main in Bulgaria on account of objections of the Czar. Before leaving he imtends to establish a regency.

Ata receptien given to his officers last night Prince Alexander bade them fare- well, and informed them that he was com- pelled to abdicate by the Czar, who would not permit him to remain in Bulgaria.

A grand council is being held to arrange for the regency. The army is excited but the city is tranquil. Thousands of copies of

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the Csar’s reply to Prince Alexander have |

been preseiuted by order of the Russian Consul and distributed among the people. ATHENS, Sept. 5.

Ephemeris states that Prince Alexander has notified the Czar of his abdication of the throne of Bulgaria,

Bucnarest, Sept. 5.

The Rotmanian Cabinet threatens to resign if Prince Alexander abdicates,

It is believed that Russia will give the throne to the Duke of Aldenburg, who is a commander of a cavalry division at St. Petersburg and a favorite of the Czar.

The Bulgarian army officers are greafly excited, although it is stated that Russia will not occupy Bulgaria unless civil war

hould hreak out.

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Russians Advancing.

Bomeray, Sept. 5.

A unanimous proclamation, -written in

vernacular of the country, has been thoroughly cireulated in Punjaub, ealling upon the natives to combine and throw olf the hated love of Feringhee. ‘The circular declared that the Russians are advancing on India.

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More Rioting in Belfast. Dus in, Sept. 5.

Ata suburban town of Belfast to-day, a mob attacked and severely handled four policemen and wrecked a house in which a man had taken refuge. Military aid had to be summoned to effect the rescue of the police. ‘Two rioters were arrested.

The New Cruiser.

Hairax, Sept. 5. The new cruiser Acadia has been over- hauled and painted as a man-of-war, and will sail for Georgetown to-morrow.

A Funeral.

Orrawa, Sept. 5. The funeral of Sir Alexander Campbell’s son took place this afternoon.

To Repair the Cable.

Haxirax, Sept. 5. The cable steamer Thenia sailed to-day to repair cables. —---—. <-> oe ——

Weather Bulletin.

Toronro, September 6—10 a.m. Moderate to fresh south winds, fine, warm weather.

and southwest

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n” - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1886.

DIED.

In this city, on the oth inst., of consumption, Ann, the beloved wife of William MeTague, tc47'h year ot her age.

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Por St.

John's, “Newfoundland

‘\,TEAMER “BONAVISTA,” for St. John’s,N‘fid, wiil be due here TURSDAY morning, 7th September. For Freight or Passage apply to PEAKE BROS, & CO.,

Sept, 4—2i Agents,

Lave, Covrtship and Marriage

A LECTURE on the above subject, on Phreno- logical! Principles, intensely entertaining and instructive, will he delivered by the tndersigned, at J. 1. McLeODS HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 7th inst. Doors open at 7 o’clock ; Lecture commences at &, \dmission fee, licts; Children under 15, 10cts. Ai the close of Lecture, a number of heads will be examined GRATIS. JOHN CAMPBELL, Phrenologist (late of Ontario,)

Ch‘town, Sept. 3, 1886.

Try the TEA, 25 Cents, at the LONDON HOUSE. aug3)

North Atlantic Steamship Co.

FROM LONDON.

THE STEAMSHIP

‘CLIFTON?

is intended to leave

London for Charlottetown, and Miramichi ABOUT THE

18th SH PTEMBER.

For Freight or Passage apply in London to North Atlantic S. S. Company, 147, Fenchurch Street, or here to

FENTON T. NEWBERY, August 31, 1886, AGENT.

‘We Laugh, You Laugh, They

Laugh, Everybody Laughs

Whe Sces Our Splendid Baryains.

New aud Exclusive Styles, Latest Novelties, Finest Qualities in Sea- sonable Goods for Fall and Winter.

just CPENED and selling at phenomenal prices during the dull season in harvest:

Men‘s Black Suits, $6.50, up.

Mev‘s Fine Black Worsted, $8.50, up.

Men’s Tweed Suits, $1, up.

Men's Fali All-wool Suits, $5.75. up.

Youth’s Suits, $4.75, up.

Men’s very beavy Winter Pants, $1.25, up.

Men's All-wool heavy Pants, $1.75, up.

cild’s Suits at a sacrifice.

Men's Shirts and Drawers, 3Zcts, up.

Men‘s -carlet Shirts and Drawers, 6icts, up.

Men‘s Neckwear in variety, lets, up.

Men‘s Braces, l6cts. to $1 a pair.

Ladies’ Sacque Cloths, 85cts, up.

Men’s Knit and Flannel Shirts, $75cts, up.

Men's Regatta Shirts at cost.

Men’s White Unlaundried Shirts,50cts, up.

Heavy Horse Blankets, $1.50, up.

Stylish Carriage Blankets, $3, up.

White and Colored Bed Blankets, low prices.

Large Stock of Ladies' Corsets, 40cts. a pair, up.

Another stock of Dent's Kid Gloves, 85cts. a pair.

Ladies* Hosiery, 10cts. a pair, up.

A very large stock of Fall Tweeds, 45cts, up.

Tailoring done this month at extraordinary prices. Now is the time to get your fali clothes,

cheap.

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Large Trunks, 85cts, up.

Large Valises, 95cts, up.

The finest stock of Umbrellas ever exhibited in this market, 65cts, up.

New Fall Unions and Droggets. 25cts, up.

Men’s Rubber Coats, $2.75, up.

Shirting Flannels, l6cts, up.

Yarns~—all shades and makes, Hats, &c.

For Your Sake, For Gur Sake, For Gosduess Sake Come and Save Money. RHILD «.BEwOs.. CAMERON BLOCK,

PIANOS, ORGANS

MILLER BROTHERS,

oe. and be convinced that they keep the Largest and Best Stock of the above line of

BARGAINS

——-TO BE HAD IN

ANDAs

SEWING MACHINES

De in

Queen Street, Charlottetown».

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goods in the Maritime Provinces.

PIANOS in price from $250 to $500.

ORGANS in price from $75 to $200. ° SEWING MACHINES from $5.00 to 360.

A Repair Shop in connection, where all kinds of Repairing will be promptly attended to.

QUEHEN ST:

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MILLER BROTHERS,

CHARLOTTETOWN,

DEALER IN PIANOS, ORGANS & SEWING MACHINES. Ch'town, Sept. 4, 1886—6i wy Ili

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,

PRRKING & STRANDS

VERY CHHAr

fone yer

4 ae ee

Balance of Ladies’ Straw: Hats for almost nothing,

Balance of Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats at a big discount.

Balance of White and Colored Shirts very clea

Cheap White Cottons, Cheap Gray Cottons, Cheap Linens, Cheap Carpets, Cheap Gilclo‘hs.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Auga

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Bargains in PRINT COTTOLXS. Bargains in COLORED WUSLINS, Bargains in COLORED DRESS GOODS,

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at 4th, 1886.

We must make room for fall goods, and to do so, will clear out at prices that must sell them, all remains of summer stock. ECONOMICAL buyers will do well to call at once, and secure the bargains we are

otfering

g, in ends of silks, dress goods and

cotton goods. Our prices for cotton flan-

nels, all-woo] flannels, ginghams, ete.,

must please you. Call and see them for yourself and save money by buying at once.

BEER BROs. Augnst 17, 86.

“TO THE ? TRADE:

Cigars Wholesale.

ANOTHER lot of fine CIGARS expected daily. Will be sold to the retail trade at lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. D. O'M.REDDIN, JR. Ch'town, Aug. 9—lmo

Summerside Exports.

SUMMERSIDE, Sept. 3. Shipped per steamer Princess of Wales, Cameron master, for Point du Chene :

We et | Ve eee ee 3 49 00 | OR bbls tidckeore?... is. aise. desc. 588 00 168 buah. Catiuisciecs . bias siodk vedas 51 00}

] bri POTATOES ce sic i cceweseien. > 2 . 2084 The chemas;. 2). pc:ddo. wan’ .7i4. 256 00! 315 sheep TRUS 0 4b% od 5H. AI WG Ea 630 Oo | t threshing i rill a bE ii a Os SE Bis 4 $1719 60: Bv same steamer « ith 14 cases eggs & 56 117 bee: 2 2s BEA 36 1750 lbs cheese Gia ac bes 210 00} 4 hore. A... tM... ....8° Ta 00 | $674 00

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150 00 | ant for the right house.

' tHenlars apply to George 00 | the premises. —H. is. Pollard.

Jersey Calf.

VERY fine, full-bred Bull Calf forSale. Ap-

ply to WM. HEARD, “The Cedars.”

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Aug. 29, 1886,

Waits, LOST, FOUNS, ke.

W ANTED—To rent, ina nice locality, a House ** containing six or seven rooms ; a good ten- Enquire at EXAMINER office. septs tf

BOB mens ecroemetnns $$$ ‘fo LET—A one and a-half story Dwelling, in |

ood repair, with stable and large yard-room, situmed on. Dorchester Street pase on given about the 1oth September. Apply to Peake Bros. & Co, septs tt

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New Dress Goods, New Velivets, New tibbens,

NEW GOODS JUST OPENED

sushi: Maia

MACDONALD’S.

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Rew Cashmeres, | New Corsets, New Fiannecis,

New Buttons, | Rew Pweeds.,

Selling at

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QUEEN STREH'?.

Ch’tewn, Auyust 23—dy wy

Gineapest Frices

J. B. MACHDOR AEDS,

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