a

™

Local and Other Items.

\ Seorr ACT summons

was served to-day.

Tur new railw ay time table went into force ay. os rans—F Crap

eathered, Natin painted, Silk and it Beer bros, -

lus Canadian cricket team sails for Eng

land on the 2nd July —_— —

_ Last Moaday Was decoration day in the

United States and a public holiday.

Don’t forget the Jubilee meeting in the City Council Chamber this evening. -

W HN shall we see published the time table |

of the Rocky Point and West River Ferry ’ - ae : [HERE will be a meeting of No. 1 Battery, tt. A. at the Drill Shed to-morrow evening. - ad nat nese THERE never has been a time when the prospects of the Northwest were so glowing as now, Unininilpnindinam police searched the steamer Carbis The

THe Bay for stowaway sailors this morning. search was unsuccessful.

soma

Isn't it about time that the poreh of the old Post Ofttice and other rublish were cleared away from Queen Square?

lined tpininiaa

Tue Superioress of the Charlottetown Hos pital acknowledges with thanks the receipt of #10 from Hon. Senator Carvel).

eck

RemMemper the auction sale ot books, sad- dies, bridles, &c., &c., at A.H. B. McGowan’s Auction Rooms, to-morrow, at 2 p. m.

— - 2

Tue Charlottetown Engineer Company will meet for drill this evening. Every member of the corps is specially requested to be pre- sent.

-

Auction Sale, to-morrow, Thursday, June 2nd, at 11 o'clock :—20 bxs Bermuda Onions Also, Fruitex Boston steamer.—A. McNeill, Auctioneer.

ta erchlben

We understatid that Mr. F. P. MeCarron is a candidate for civic honors, and will contest Ward 2 in the approaching election for the City Council.

cirielaliieedbinsinghe

Mr, S. A. McDonaup, foreman for Messrs. R. H. Palmer %& Co., désires us to state that his hand was only slightly injured by the ac-

cident in the factory yesterday. :

- a —~— W. W. Weiner has returned from Boston where he purchased a large stock of Watches,

Clocks, Jewelry, Ware and

Spectacles.

Silver-plated See advertisement. scataeaiiinia tind

Mrs. Youne will sell the balance of her English bonnets at a big discount. Jets and et laces just opened, more bonnet and hat frames up stairs at A. L. Brown's.

ai

Tue Ladies of the P. E. Island Hospital Bazaar Committee tender their thanks to R. M. Maynard Esq., for favors received, and to the ladies and gentlemen who assisted in the

entertainment last evening. oe

Ir stated that Hon. Mr. Chapleau’'s health is worse than ever before. He leaves_ his office early in the day, thoroughly exhamsted, to take a much needed rest. He will leave for Paris shortly to undergo another surgical operation.

be

A CITIZEN suggests that each of the Protest- ant Churches give $25 a year towards keeping the old cemetery, Upper Great George Street, in order. We commend the suggestion to the attention of the churches. The old cemetery is in a disgraceful state.

THe St. John Sea's correspondent says that Speaker Onimet is mentioned for the Dominion cabinet in case Hon. Mr. Chapleau becomes Governor of Quebec and ex-Speaker Kirk- patrick takes his place when Sir Charles Dupper returns to England.

-_-- DS —

TALK about your “‘Beantiful Styles,” ‘‘Per- fect Fits,” and “Low Prices,” in ts, shoes and slippers, but you are sure, to miss the wonderful, make happy fifty cent slippers, in sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 and 2, unless you buy at C. Bb. Warren's, Stamper’s Corner,

eee

Cerraty licensed liquor dealers in Montreal employ “‘approved and sworn” special con- stables to watch their premises for the pur- poses of retarding and circumventing officers who seek to punish them for systematic viola- tion of the liquor license law ! So says the Gazette.

__»-—-— Tue Jubilee Soiree in St. Paul’s School- room last evening was a decided success. A

large number of people were present. The idea was new and the ladies who carried the affair to such a successful issue are to be con- gratulated. The proceeds amount#to about 360 clear of expenses.

Tue steamer Carroll, Captain Brown, ar- rived from Boston at half-past two this after- noon, after being Rieieed by strong north- east winds and fog. She had a general cargo end the following passengers ;— Mrs. William Stewart and 2 chiliren, Tie, Albert S. Ingra- ham and wife, Miss K. Reid, Miss Annie Knight, Miss R. Kennedy, Miss P. McLeod, Mrs. Welsh, Miss Hannah Dann, Miss A. B. Mutch, Mrs. J. Diamond, and Miss McLean.

Some weeks ago a Mr. Leary, of Worcester, Massachusetts, wrote to the Skibbereen Guardians asking them to select him a wife from the paupers, stating that the women in his own ‘leas were too much given to drink. The master of the workhouse replied, recom- mending a woman named Margaret Sullivan, and thought to hear no more of it. To his surprise, however, he has just received from Leary a passage ticket and a request that the woman whom he accepted shall be sent out at once. On arrival at New York she is to take ship for New London, and travel by train from thence to the city of Worcester. Any one will then direct her to his house, it being very near the station.

a eaainleiees

For several weeks past there has been quite a rivalry between two employes of the Steam Navigatioa Company as to which was the better oarsman. After a good deal of preliminary talk it was decided that the two should settle the matter by arace. The race came off last evening. The course was the Company's wharf to the ee buoy off Murphy's Point, and return. hortly after seven o clock the contestants—whom we shall call Peter and Charles for short-—appeared on the scene, and the word ‘‘go” was given. The race, until the turning point was reached, assumed the form “4 @ precession, with Charles in the rear. The leader, however, dn

turning the buoy, was carried out of his course by the tide. Charles was more forta- nate. He made a good turn and settled down

on the home stretch, several le s abead of his op t who, as his left hand didn't know what his right was doing, pulled’ ‘in on the flats, somewhat out of his course Char. les ‘‘put on steam” and came in the winner: about fifty yards. Time 18 minutes.

DP vee eer admirer of Charles’ oaric powers, otfered to stake his pile on “his man,” but could not find a taker. Another race is talked of. « . voy 8 , :

PELLEGR: 1 NK ss, PELNGRAPHIC NEWS ~ ; ;

SvRCtAL Desearones to Tuk Examiner. ]

DOMAIN PARLIAMEAT

The Queen's Election Case.

Orrawa, May 31. In the House to-day before the orders of ithe day were taken up, Mr. Weldon, of St. | capitulating the facts of and commenting on Mr. Duns’ ‘evidence yesterday, and making a long speech on a thrice told tale, moved that the report of the select committee on the (Jueen’s case be not incurred in, but in view of all the facts solicited it was the

after re- Queen's Co.

John, the

case,

duty of Me. Dunn to have returned Mr. | King. | Mr. Speaker said it was open to Mr.

| Baird to make any explanations he desired, i after which he would have to retire.

Mr. Baird but only said a few words, when Sir John interrupting said he thought that as time had not been given to study even the wording of the resolution it would be better that the motion should stand as a notice and be taken up to-morrow as the first order of the day.

rose

rs} - ims ——

French Affairs.

Paris, May 31.

M. Millevand moved in the Deputies to- day a motion of want of confidence in the Government, which waS"rejected by 285 to 139. M. Rouvier demanded the order of the day, which was carried by 384 to 156, and enthusiastically cheered by the Centre. Gen. Boulanger this morning bade farewell | to the ofticials in the War Department and left Paris.

War Preparations. Sr. Pererspure, May 31.

A telegram from Merv confirms the state- ment that English engineers are actively fortifying Herat. The aim of the English is to enable a garrison of 10,000 men at Herat to withstand a siege of 90 days.

Discharged.

Hatirax, May 31. The three young men charged with the murder of the negro Slaughter while fish ing, have been disc! arged, as there was not the slightest evidence that there was any foul play. slik niece

Steamer Ashore.

Low Potnr, C. B., May 51.

The German steamer Roma, from Mon- treal for Sydney and Hamburg, grain

loaded, fan ashore here this morving dur- ing a fog. “Tugs Have gone to her assist- ance,

Aquatic.

Cureaco, May 31. Hanlan announced to-night that he would challeige Gaudaur to row yesterday's race over again the same course exactly and under similar conditions.

—

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 1—10 a.m.

Moderate winds, fine weatker, not mach

change in temperature.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN» HOUSE.

May 31—S H Barker, St John; W Pugsley, Toroate; J Lambert, St John; J Coll, do; A Lemieux, Montreal.

REVERE HOUSE.

May 31—Charles S Lawdon, Toronto: E @ Higginson, Montreal; C A Seney, do. June 1

L Lewis, Montreal.

SHIP NEWS. * PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

May 31—-I Dare, Sprague, Baie de Verte.

June 1—M R McKenzie, MeNeill,’ Pictou, coal; Ethel Aggie, McGuigan, Shediac, lumber.

CLEARED.

May 31—I Dare, Sprague, Baie de Verte; Morell, Delorey, Georgetown, salt,

Ir is said that Sir Adolphe Garon and Gen. Middleton are going to British Columbia in August next to inspect the state of the military defence there.

Loxsrek fishing in Murray Harbor is now rightly under way and the fishermen are doing fairly well. Our friend at Georgetown is a little too fast in claiming to have landed the tirst lobsters of the season (on the 20th inst.) Lobsters were landed here on the 16th at both the Guernsey Cove and Island factories, owned by Prowse & Sons. Joseph and Daniel Machon we think can claim the lead this

season. --—-~<—— —--

Brown's Littite Joke—‘ Why, Brown, hews short your coat is,’ said Jones one day to his riend Jones who wittingly replied: ‘yes, but it will be long enough before I get another.. Some men spend so much for medicines that neither heal nor help them, that new clothes is with them like angels’ visits—few and far between. Internal fevers, weakness of the lupgs, shortness of breath and lingering coughs, soon yield to the magic in- fluence of that royal remedy, Dr. R. V. Pierce’s golden medical discovery. saw Asa Nickerson, baggage master on the In- tercolonial railway, running between Moncton and Campbellton, has been arrested by Police )Faspéctor Sketliugton on a charge of abstract- fing $185 from a pouch at Kent Junction sta- tion, in which station returns were being made to head-quarters. The theft was com- mitted on March J0th, and the railway police have since been ferreting out the guilty party. When arrested, Nickerson admitted his guilt | and showed how he had used the money. He | had access to the station and taking advan-

CIVIC THe

ELECTION

BY

M YOR,

N pursuance of an aot of the General Assembly of this Island; made and passed tM the -forty- third year of the reign of Her present Majesty | Queen Victoria, int ituled **An Act to amend the \ctof the eighteenth Vietoria, Chapter thirty- four, intituled ‘An Actto Incorporate the town of Charlottetown and all Acts amending the same.’” i dohereby give Public Notice that an

Election of Two porsons to serve as Common. Councilmen in the

of said City, in place of John Kelly and Henry 0. Douse, Esquires re- signed,

WILL BE HELD

ON THURSDAY

the 9th day of.June next, A. D, 1887, at the following place, that is to say:

In Ward No. 2, at or néar the house of Thoms Connolly, opposite Mr. Rh. Heartz’s Warehouse, Sydney Street, between Great George and Prince Streets.

And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at 9 o'clock in the foreaoon, and continue op. n until 5 o'cloek in the afternoon of the same aay.

DESCRIPTION OF WARD.

Number Two shal! comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond Streetand north of Dorchester Street.

NOMINATION DAY.

_ Thursday, 2nd June next, A, D. 1887, from_ the time of Twelve at noon until the hour of Four o'clock, in the afternoon of the same day.

QUALIFICATION OF ELECTORS,

See Act 43 Victoria, Cap. 15, Sec. 20 and 64; and

48 Victoria, Cap. 8, Sec. 12.

T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor of the City of Charlotte town. A. H. MCPHERSON,

City Clerk.

Mayor's Office, Charlottetown,

May 31, 1587, 4i.

OHEY ELECTORS | —

AT the request of a goodly number of citizens, +4 J have put myself in nomination for the office of Water Commissioner, It is not my intention to:make a personal canvass of the city, but if a majority of the electors desire me te act in the eapacity of Commissioner I shall have pleasure in serving them to the best of my ability.

May 31, 1887. GEO, R. BEER.

A CARD.

fo the Electors of Charlottetown :

I AVING nominated as a candidate for the

position of Water Commissioner, I now solicit your support, with the assurance that if elected I shall ms allin my power to faithfully and honestly serve your interests.

It will be impossible for me, in the short time allowed, to see very many of the Electors, there- fore if you think me competent and worthy let this suffice as a request for your votes on Monday

or ALEXANDER McKINNON. Ch’town, May 31. 1887. ¥ CARD. Electors of Charlottetown :

| compliance with nominations and requests of several citizens,I have consented to accept and offer as 2 candidate for Water Commissioner for the City of Charlottetown and do hereby solicit your support at the pell on the sixth day of June. Should you think proper to elect me I shall at Jeast render an honest and economical account of

my stewardship. u. POGAN

L. 8 ]

Ch’tewn, May 30. 1 wk, pat.

BOOKS --- BOOKS.

——

AT Auction, at my Salesroom, on THURSDAY ~* next, 2nd June, at 2 o’clock p. m.—

The Library of the late Mr, DeBlois, consisting of Historical. Biographical. Poetical, Religions, and a large number of generally useful and enter-

taining works, Atiagses, Maps, Des, Book Cases, &c., &c. A. H. B. MACGOWAN,

Auctioneer. March 28—4i

pADDLES, we.

At Auction, at Rooms, on THURSDAY next 2nd June, at 2 o'clock p. m.-

2 Ladies Riding Seeiies’ and Bridles.

2 Gents’ do oO do, i 3 Riding Bridles, &c.. &c.—all new English manufacture, just received per Caspian. Also—1 Letter Press. A. H. B. MACGOWAN, Auctioneer.

Ch’town, May 30, 1887—3i

WAGONS BY AUCTION.

BY Auction st my salesroom, FRIDAY, 3rd

June, at2 o'clock, sharp, several new and second hand Wagons. G. M. HARRIS, Auctioneer.

REMOVAL

SAUNDERS & CAMPBELL have removed to “ their new shop. built on the old site, where they will be happy to supply all their old custom- ers (and as many new ones as will favor them with a call) with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats at moderate rates,

May 30, 1887—tf

Valuable Freehold Property

For Sale by Auction.

THE Property, Dwelling House and other Out- buildings, owned by Mr. Thomas Smith, and situated on the corner of ‘Prince and Water Streets, will be sold by Auction, on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of June nextyst the hour of 11 o'clock, a, m.

For further particulars apply to the subscriber, on the premises,

eA aT : i Auctioneer.

Cl'town, May 27,1857—eod th sale .

Mrs. HENRY ROGERS, ARTIST,

(Pupil of the, late Aaron Penley, R. A.)

PURPOSES visiting Charlottetown early in June, when classes wil) be formed for various branches of Art.

eof the opportunity abstracted all the large bills from the pouch, leaving about one hundred dollars of small money. Nickerson |

had been in the service of the railway for a number of years. _

Portraits painted frou; Photo or Life. Sketching from Nature a specialty. Address—Care of MISS FINLEY, Kent Street, Charlottetown, May 20, 1887—wvod tf a a

City Council for Ward Two.. 4

Bes RDERS -In a pleasant part of the city, a ' accommo-

THE; DAALY KXAMINER,.. - = RS STS oI ee Re A eo LANE 1887.

For Liverpool Direct.

BARQUE

“GHORGE PEAKE,”

now on the berth loading, will sail for Liverpool direct about

Saturday, the 4th June,

and will carry Starch, Lobsters, &c

For freight and other particulars. apply to the

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

LAM. instructed by JAMES F. WELSH, _ESQ.. to Sell at Auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th June, at the hour of

Three. o'clock, p. m., all his valuable and beamifully situated freehold property in the. Royalty of Charlottetown, on the Mount, Edward Road, about 14 miles from the city, | containing 6) acres (more or less) of excellent | arable land, in good condition and now under! crop. i

On the premises are a good house, 40x30, con- | taining ten comfortable rooms; also, Barn, 40x28, Stables and Hay House. 40x18, Granary, Coach House and other Outbuildings.

Terms made known on day of sale. G. M. HARRIS,

: Auctioneer. Ch'town, May 3, 1887—-2aw tl sle pat guar

i ! i

a1 tant Yb CST EYARDWARE. STORE:

Now is your time to get a Good Timekceper at

|

a Low Price. A Patent Key that will wind any watch, given in.

Brooches and Sets, which were bought low and

CLOTHING

Aid HATS.

ne

7 F attention of the Public is called to the Immense Steck of

READY-MADE CLOTHING

for Men and Boys, to be found at J. B. MacDonald's. larger Stock (all New Goods).

No House in the Trade can show a

Clothing that will Fit Well—Clothing that will Wear Well—Clothing that You can Buy Well.

Men can be suited— Youths can

be suited—Boys can be suited,

m+ —--—- Q— om nap ees

FLATS !

Thousands of HATS in Felt and You can get your Money’s Wort

ed ALLS. Lt

Straw, at Lowest Prices in Town. h every time, by buying at

J. HB. VEACERMN ALLEN.

Ch'town, May 30, '87—dy wy—pat

INTEN

ear By Et

ben oe ‘

Grand Oppatunity PF) Be a | BR U C &

DS MOVING INTO PRHM sats

IN A FEW MONTHS, AND OFFERS HIS

a VEE EN

CLOT WHITE AND

SE STOCK

HS, HATS, COLORED SHIRTS,

Semen’ kT weenhes

2o Per rer iT

'Ch’town, May 2], 1887—~eod & wky }

Be RTS

Cent Discount. 'S TRUE zw

HD

— AT THE — :

Just received, a special lot of Colored Gold Pisston’s Saws, Buggy Tops, |

will be sold low.

A small assortment.of Handsome Silver Jubilee i Brooches just in; more to arriveat

E. W. TAYLOR'S,

CAMERON BLOCK. April 22. 1887—2aw & wky

Beautiful Prize Books for the

Holidays. | J UBILEE Memoir of “Victoria,” Magazines, Stery Books, The Poéts, bound volumes of the Boys’ and Girls’ Own, back Nos. $1.80 each; fext Books; Cards, Mottoes, Bibles with Psalms, Hym-

nals, Psalm Books, &c., &c. M. ¥. ELLE, Bible Depository.

May 26, 1€87—tf

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TH® MERCHANT'S BANnk OF P. KE. ISLAND, May 17th, 1887,

NOTICE is hereby given that a Half-yearly Dividend, ai the rate of EIGHT PERK CENT per avpnum, on the Capital Stock of this Bank, |

has been declared payable at its Banking Office, on and after THURSDAY, June 2nd. |

By order, F. MITCHELL,

Cashier.

May 17—tl jun? pat

WANTS, LOST, FOUND dies,

ANTED—A good smart Boy to take charge of a horse and drive express; one theroughly

acquainted with the city preferred. Enquire at

James Paton & (o's, jun 1 2i

T° LET.—House on Cumberland Street contain- ing seven rooms, Possession given imme- diately. Apply to James Crockett, may3l 51

BOARDERS WANTED—In a pleasant part of the city; large, airy rooms; terms moderate. may 26 uf

T° LET—A Shop and Dwelling on Queen St., just the thing for a small family, wishing to

do a small grocery, confectionery, or any kind of

business. Apply to Kk, K, Brace.” may2l

W ANNTED ~A Cook. Apply to Mrs. Charles Palmer, Weymouth Street. mayi7 3i WANTED- -A good Cook, wages 00 per month. No washing. Apply to Mrs. Kd- ward Bayfield, Charlovtetow n. may6é wily tf wkly pat tf

ee tein

T° LET—One-half of the Dwething known as

the “Franklin House.” It is a first-class dwel- ling, is situated a short distanve oulside the citys- rent low. Apply to W. W. Weliner. aprl2 6i2aw

ANTED—A Housemaid. Apply “* Peters, Sidmount. a WANTED AT ONCE —A Girl to assist in dining-room ; also, Girl for general house- work. Apply at Revere House. may 13 tf

to Miss prié tt

yO LET—The Dwelling House on Richmond Street West, at present occupied by Thomas MeKinlay, Esq. Apply to James D, Mason. may1l0

few boarders can be comfortably dated in a private family. Terms moderate. ply at this office. may6

LET—The Dwelling-house on corner of Prince and Dorchester Streets. For terms, &c., apply to George Alley. apr22 2aw ti

ro LET—A two and a-half story Brick Building, with siate rocf, in good tenantable condition, containing ten rooms, besides pantrys, kitchen, cellar kitchen; aiso an ice-house, now filled with ice, stable vard room, with garden attached, situate on Water Street. Possession given Ist July pext.

Also—Brick Warerooms and Oifices suitable fora good business stand on Water Street. Pos- session given immediately. For particulars apply '0 Peake Bros. & Co. mars eod.

@ May 25, 1887.—2aw & wky

LET—Shop and Warehv lately occupied ae Beer & Sons at Heat St. Peter's Bay. Ap- ply ow the premises.

Nails, Locks, Paper, Glass,

PRIC NORTON

Iron, and General Hardware, met Scrae FANNELL,

CITY HARDWARE STORE, QUEEN STREET.

iss.

Summer Arrangement.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY,

ea eee

ims7.

()* AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1887, Trains will run as follows :—

TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

FROM THE WEST.

| TRAINS

1

' STATIONS. popes Accom, Accom. |! STATIONS. | Express Accem,} Accom, a. M, A. M. P, M, P. M. A.M. , Charlottetown.......dp 6 00 10 15 Se ks chinakhnvedl dp 12 |}; 600 } Kaysity Jasction. iliac 6i4 | 1035 | 349 | Alberton.......... coceeh SOP 2 North Wiltshire. ..,...; 6 48 ll 23 435 ||Bloomffeld............. 2 25 744 Hunter River..,...... {| 638 Il 38 450 O'Leary ....ccsceserer.. 242 8 10 lL. P.M, ST id an ile cia 3 35 935 | Bradalbane........ ssect- FB 12 13 5 26 | Wellington............ 4 05 1018 | County Line Junction. 7 30 12 21 5 40 || Miscouche.....0.0.0-.. 4 25 10 44 | Freetown,.....++++5+.. 740 | 1235 5 55 ; 440 j 11 0 Kensington............ 7 33 12 57 6 17 ( ar ' ar 8 15 1 30 650 Summerside...... - | 45 | 10 | AM. Summerside...... ; | tap, P.M 615 : dp! 8 30 oO | |) Kensington ...-++-+.... 517 12 13 6 48 Miscouche,......... .. ' 86 221. ! Freetown.............- 5 30 12 35 ce) Wellington............ 9 05 Soy i i ‘County Line Junction. 540 | 12 7 30 NP 606.085 ese 9 35 3 35 __ ene 547 | 1258 78 me | she oe chen does 10 30 4 55 Hunter River........../ 612 133 , 814 Bloomfield.--++-+...... : Ww 47 5 20 North Wiltshire....... 6 22 148 ; 830 Sets err) ll 14 6 10 Royalty Junction..... 6 56 2 35 9 17 Tignish...... Sheed sb ar| 1153 | 700 Charlottetown......-ar' 7 10 255 | 935 t a 4 ™s | . Awe County Line Junc...dp | 545 |\Cape Traverse...... dp 6 25 Cape ‘Traverse ...... ar 6 35 | County Line Junc.. ar. 715 a an snanunlpeaenntaanasuradteanonsanaietabreansennpnee otbeneeantedtaciatnsianamannatngmaaanadamaeonasemaerstaaea serathanenannteaaieanstouns-aanipeanaienentnmnatnesaaneaeaanenemaaaense>

TRAINS FOR THE EAST.

_ TRAINS FROM THE EAST.

STATIONS. | Express ‘ P. M, Charlottetown, eoees dp 3 unction.....- 3 3 \ Bedford. 5 nena 920.056 3 58 ; ar 4 25 i Mt. Stewart June. | | | dp 4 30 | Morell..... COC Cee veeecce | 4 58 RG ee ¢ 5 20 Bear’ River.......«.... 5 5d Beatie... .....- Deelih wis ar 6 25 P. M. Mt. Stewart June..dp| 4 35 RED. fo an choc + ob 5 23 | Georgetown. ........ar 5 45

Accom, | STATIONS, Express Accom. om | Te teorgetow? ...---+-..dp, 40

10 27 || Morell neP OO SSS oo cn eet ee . 7 42 8 35

ne || ar) = 8 10 4 20

— | Mt. Stewart June. }

A. M, dp! 815 4 40 8 25 | Redford, atteee Sree rcee Pn 8 40 ; 517 9 33 Royalty Junction... .. 9 05 & 55 10 00 || Charlottetown ,,.,..ar 9 2 6 15

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, May ————

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE

JAMES COLEMAN, Superintendent. 28, 1887—all prs 6i

_——— a ——

FIGE AND LIFE INSURANGE CO,

OF Toial Assets, - .

Ch’town, Murch 11, 1887—T) nos 2aw ‘

Gite AT BRITAIN.

me 30%

“Phirty Million Dollars

FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent tor P. E. Inked

ot

oe a

ae nating sip

oe

aati an a ei pie:

atte

Apis tht aon 5 hati te

pve:

ee