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Examiner -- 1888-07-14 -- Page 04
Year Published: 1888
Part Of: Examiner -- 1888-07-14
Snippet: : | i ; Pe Mag geen Summer Arrangements for Travel. rratns leave Charlottetown for the West at 6. m., 8.45 a. m., and 3.30 p. m., (standard time) daily. rains leave Charlottetown for Georgetown and Souris at 6.30 a. m, and 3.15 p. m. (stan…
Examiner -- 1888-07-14
Year Published: 1888
Part Of: Examiner
Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. …
Examiner -- 1888-07-14 -- Page 01
Year Published: 1888
Part Of: Examiner -- 1888-07-14
Snippet: reas Five DoLLARs A YEAR NEW SERIES. The wan Examiner . ERG id insur evening by r . >, : [he OXa ailelr I UDL Sailing No . a From their office, co: Water and 4 Great George Streets, ‘‘harlottetown, ~4 e Prince Edward Island. ( ‘ d |…
Examiner -- 1888-07-14 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1888
Part Of: Examiner -- 1888-07-14
Snippet: EXAMINER. THE DAILY The Cumberland Election. Tue election of Mr. Dickey by a majority of seven hundred and sixty-two is another great triumph for the Government led by Sir John Macdonald. Extraordinary means were taken to secure Mr. Dickey…
Examiner -- 1888-07-14 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1888
Part Of: Examiner -- 1888-07-14
Snippet: | EXAMINER, - . Local and Other Items. One drunk, Hugh MeNeill, | 1 this forencen Wiis e " . 7 Two new summonses, first we ved last evening. They are r a ay ° iti 7 ry Stcut.—Forty sail of United States Nova Seotia fishermen went out of Ma…
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