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Local and Other items,

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Crry Councr, to-night.

aie oe TEMPERANCE. —Victoria D this evening at 8 o'clock.

Burr Bros. offer ver housekeepers this week

nig Wuy go edenteuous and suffer with in- in-

digestion when Stackhouse & § Stackhouse sert the best sets of artificial teeth for $8.

Norice.—Epworth League to-night.

ivision meets

Y special attractions to

Busi-

TELEGRAPHIC NEWs.

Spxcra, Desparcues vo THE Examiner

THE NEWFOUNDLAND MATTER A NEW FEATURE.

Hautrax, June 8. the Newfoundland

A new feature of

ness meeting at eight o’clock sharp. Reports | trouble is reported to-day. The people of Bay

from all branches, Literary subject : “Oliver

Cromwell,”

A Bie Orrer

refused an offer five days old.

Scere aS Dearu or a Nova Scorra JupD Augustus Blanchard, Judge of

home in Kentville, SE Ses

10.0; F.— Regular session of St. Lawrence : The Third egree will be conferred on four candidates,

Lodge at 8 o’clock this evening.

Degree staff will please be punctual,

H.R. Watson, agent for K. D. C. gists, and guaranteed

and Indigestion or the mon ill funded. Hale

APPOINTMENT.—Mr,

Province.

ease

Onvzcu Mrnring.—There will hea meeting whi

Church Congregation in the : eyening, when the Com.’ mittee appointed to secure a Rector will make

of St. Paul’s Sabbath room this

their report,

cage eS ARRiVAL.—By cablegiam to Peake Bros. & Co, the barkentine Erem a arrived at Liver-

pool on the 7ih inst. as advertised, e —-—_s Meerinc.—An adjourned rooms, Lower Water Street,

evening at 8 o’clock sharp. All members ave Fequested to be present.

BRATERNAL MEETING.—On Friday evening pext St. Lawrence Lodge will pay Wildcy Lodge a fraternal visit. Ap appropriate pro- gramme is being prepared. Visitors welcome.

‘he nomination of officers for the ensuing term will also be held.

Pouce Court. —This morning, William Brown, charged with cruelty to animals, was fined $1 without costs; the case of an- £ ther man, charged with a similar olfence, was adjourned yntil lith June. A drunk was fined $30 or 30 days hard labor,

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SECULARISM.—Cnarles Watts lectures in Summerside on Sunday and Monday next. The lectures for Sunday are: 3p. m., ‘The difficulties of Theism;” 8 p. m., “Religion with and without Supernaturalism.” Monday, &p.m., ‘ Philosophy or Theology, Which ?”

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~ “&-Goop Passage.—The steamship Van-

eouver, which left Rimouskion Thursday, the 27*h May, arrived at Liverpool on Friday evening or Saturday morning, making the passage in eight days. Mrs. KE. H. Norton, of this city, and Miss Lewis, were among the

passengers. eee Bea SUPREME CouRT.—The June term af the Supreme Court commences at Summerside to- morrow, The criminal docket is very small, consistiag of but one case of horse stealing in which the prisoner confessed. » The. civil docket is not along one. There are seven Scott Act appeals, some of which have already been settled, eee ScHooner Froatep.—The Agricultwrist says that the schooner Riverdale, which gttanded afew weeks ago at the Grand River, King’s County, has been floated. by She is not seriously damaged, and will be put in good order again on the marine slip at Pictou.

CorRECTION.—The Managing Committee oi the King’s County Hzhibition Associa: tion, appointed ai the meeting in George- town on Monday 3rd June inst. is as fol- lows :—G. A. Aitken, R W. Sprague, W. A. Poole, Hon, Arch. J. Micdonald, Jas. E. Macdonald, Cardigan Bridge, F. G. Bovyer, Dr: C. L. Barnes and D. A. McKinnon.

Hatr Horpay.—The dry goods mer- chants of the city have signed an agree- ment to close their stores on Monday of gach week at one o’clock in the afternoon, and thus give their employes a half holi- day. ‘This arrangement will go into effect on the 30th June, and remain in force until the first Monday in September, The kind- ness is duly appreciated by the clerks. But what about a half holiday for the grocers and hardware dealers’ clerks ?

Horsrs ann Carrrz.—We learn from the Agriculturist that Mr EB. Gorrill, Tyne Valley, shipped three horses to the New Brunswick markets, last Thursday morn- ing, anltwo or three were shipped by other’parties. Mr. Thos P. Lowther, Amberst, left for home on Saturday morn- ing last with four horses, which he pur- chased here. Messrs. Avard & Drummond shipped twenty head of fat cattle to John Macdonald, St. Johns, the same day.

Comina up Wett.—One of Mr. J. A. Gourlie’s Charlottetown correspondents, writing him under date of the 3rd inst., says; ‘ft hear from Winan and ae that Harry O., by Hernando, 2891, —- by Connolly, trotted a mile to-day in eal first quarter in 44 seconds, last aS : seconds,” This not only speaks wel = Mr. Winan’s skill as a trainer, Dacre is having been hace only about three

s, but shows that b a. possesses more than ordinary speed. —Agriculturist.

that fine young

‘Pune entertainment at Music a ee eneeay ine, by the Harrigsn Hibernian penne aig pleasant occasion to a large audience.

ii ions of the ack ware ota verly drawn, and oe just enough travesty of nationality te matters pleasant fer the cosmopo as ak 38 attracted. ‘‘The Two Barneys ak . ne expected of them: they created much g ter. Agues Dallock, as with fon «nd song; soon forgotten, nor manner. She was a darcing winning an encore. |

ner taue Irish girl,

mmense delight o

, i pets to the i tha young ag well aa of the old,—T'ke Seranton

the young as welj as 0 Truth, Oct Si, $899.

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E Rerusep.—It is stated th t Mr. C. H. Nelson, of Waterville, Me., baal of $1,500 for a Nelson filly

a GE.—George Au ‘i ounty Court of Kings County, died on Tuesday last at his

Druggist is wholesale It is sold by all drug- to cure Dyspepsia be re-

; William. Hopgood of Port Hill, has been appointed Clerk of the County Court for that circuit, in place of Mr. Hugh A. Ramsay, who has left the

| This vess | will sail | bow o. again for Charlottetown about the 15th inst., =

meeting of the South End Boating Club will be held at their

this (Monday)

several characters repre- politan audience

Nora, sparkled over her echo song will not be her graceful, charming her Joha ie

St. George recently held a mags meeting, and unanimously resolved that, inasmuch as the Newfoundland Government was un- able to protect them from French outrages | that hereafter they would pay no duty on imports to the Newfoundland Government. A few days ago, the steamer Harlaw sail- ed from Halifax, with a cargo of suppl es for Bay St. George, but, upon arriving there, the Customs officers, acting under

orders from St. John, refused to allow the freight to be landed, on the ground that the importers

had pledged’ themselves not to pay duties. It might have been supposed that the goods would have been landed and placed in bond; but the government was afraid to do that, as the people would simply have taken pos- session of the goods and the customs officers would have been powerless to prevent them. The result is that the steamer will bring her freight back to Halifax. ee ee

A Narrow Escape. Lonpon, June 8.

The Anchor Line steamer City of Rome ch left New York May 31 and arrived at Queenstown at 10 this morning had a narrow escape from destruction at Fastnet. She made land in-a dense fog at 4 o’clock in the morning and was going slow'y, tak- Ing soundings when she struck Fastnet Rock, about 3 miles seaward of Crookhaven, Her forefoot got on the rock and but for the promptitude displayed in revers- ing the engines a great fatality would have been recorded. The full extent of the damage cannot be ascertained until the vessel is docked at Liverpool.

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Acadia College.

Wotryiiin, N. S., June 7. The governors of Acadia College re- solved yesterday to establish a new chair, to be called the Alumni Chair of Physics. The Alumni have agreed to provide the salary and ultimately to endow the chair, |The Senate of the College thas been asked to nominate a Professor for this chair, and it is expected that the sppointment ‘will ba

made in August. , dttawa Notes. Orrawa, June 9,

It is stated in official circles here that Sir Charles Tupper’s mission hgs no connection with matters other than thé Newfound!and question, He: is, howeyer, expected to yisit Ottawa before returning to London,

Died in Church.

Amuerst, N. S., June 8, Miss Jane Logan, 2n elderly lady, sister of Sheriff Logau of Cumberland County, dropped dead in the Baptist church this afternoon, as the pastor, Rev. D. A, Steele, was reading the scripture lesson.

Weather Bulletin.

Toxonro, June 9.—-10 a. m. Fresh west to south winds; fair weather; stationary or higher temperature. :

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“HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CSBORNE HOUSE, —

June 7—D Maleolm, Tatamagouche; Dr, Chambers, do; WJ Hillis, Philadelphia; J A Stackhouse, Ch’town.

HOTEL DAVIES.

June 7—G P Bell, Toronto; W N Forbes, Halifax; OJ Peters, Moncton; A W Carter, do; M°~W Sampson and wife, St John; EF Freeman, Monsreal; E Gunther, Toronto. 9—A J King, Halifax.

SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED,

June 7—Ranger, Heighton, River John; Foam, Moran, Shediac; Susan King, McPherson, Tatamagouche.

June 9—Margaret Jane, McDonald, Morning Star, Welsh, Shemogue.

CLEARED,

Pictou;

June 7—Sturgeon, Lawson, Wallace; May, Star of the Sea, Boutillor, Caraquet; St Martin’s. Packet, Bourgeois, Miramichi; Samuel Ober, Wade, Newcastle; Isabella, Bell, Sydney; Ranger, Heighton, River John; Foam, Moran, Shediac.

June 9—Susan King, McPherson, Tatama- gouche; Margaret Jane, McDonald, Pictou.

HASZARD’S IMPROVED

45 cents per pound, and

Carter’s Prize Winner,

49 cents per pound.

Put up in sealed packages of } lb., } lb, and

ilb. each bearing our nz th, ame and address, ¢ eile fe ress, are for

Seed Store, Charlottetown,

Or will be sent by mail, p stage paid, jon receip ie . ’ ofp rice, or can be obtained of t he follow ing

_ J. A. Gourlie, Summerside, Reuben Tuglin & Co: Kénsingten. £ MeNuitt, Ma‘peque. abort Craig. Hmerald,

: Taper & Oo., Bradlalbane. Geo. Ferris. Fredericton, B, McGrath, Hunter River, John S. Gaudet, Miscouche. J. O. Arsenault, Wellington, John K. Larkin, Richmond, D, N. Forbes, tyne Valley, Strang Hart, C Jeman. Cohn wright, Central Bedeque. Wright bros., Victoria. ae meena Pilerstia, a. MoLesd& Co,, Stanley Bridge, We. Turner O Leen a - S C Mytok Gre nw it Myrick & Ca., Lignish, 1, Hgan, Mt 8,923 08 ue ames Hl. McDonald, Cardigan. A & Sbtasue: Montague,

cDona vesiaway, Georgetown, R. N, Cox, Morell. " e C.E. Pratt, St. Peter's. C. C. Carlton & Sons, Souris. Hugh MeMillan, West River. Matthew, Mctiean’& Co., Dundas. W. A. Poole & Co, Lower Montague, Prowse & Sons. Mu ray Harbor, . C. H, MeNeil. New Berth, ~ ftenry inn, Gas: ereaux.

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Needsmen, Charlottetown,

June 6, 1890

FOUND de

Vy STE. A. Boy to learn the Baking busi- ness Apply at cnce to D. STrrEwart, Baker, Kent Si. Juned ;

ANTED.—Several “lirls to learn Millinery. Apply to Miss A. SaunpDERS, at Stanley

Bros, tf—june9

OR SALE.—A good strong Buggy. built by a first-class builder ; little used ; in good order ; worth two common imported Buggies. Apply to W. C, 'TICE, next to the Fish Market, Ch’town. june7—2i (sat tu) pd

WANTED.—A general servant in small family * to gotoSt. John at the end of the month

Apply to Mrs. Dr. Johuson, Kent Street, jd—tf

SUND.—A Pup. Owner can have the same by proving property and paying fov this ad- vertisement. Apply at:this office. junes—3i pd

ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-—A Kitchen girl, Apply to Mrs, A. A. Maclean, Prince Street june5—2i pd

po LET.—Three large sized rooms, water in connection, situated on King street near Powna! street, : “ june5—tf

TO LET.—A house containing seven rooms in good repair, situated on King st. june5—tf

po LET.—A house with six rooms and_ stable and coach house if required,—Patrick Sherry, Fitzroy street. juned—tf

V 7. ANTED.—Vest Makers at D. A, BRUCES. june3—tt 3

Wy ANTED. —A Girl to de general housework Apply to Mas. W. W. WELLNER, Prince Street, {° © ° : june3

{ Tarnis

/You can find them all in our stock. DRESS GOODS.—We lay special claim to Novelty in Styles, Variety in Patterns, and

without regard to time or trouble.

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PARASOLS!

A little of everything Fashion dictates, In our Stock you will find all the new ideas and colors. Something for every

right-minded taste.

SUN UMBRELLAS.

We are showing the best $1.00 Um-

brella in the market, fast colors.

STANLEY BROS.

has a right to expect these » offered her.

the color.

are in the market ?

‘\ qualities most desirable i *includes all the popular

RIBBONS.—Qur stock of these is very large. to contrast! Ribbons to harmonize !

Moderation in Prices.

SAUNDERS hag charge of this Depar ment.

Charlottetown, May 22, 1890—eod

MONDAY, JUNE 9 1890. gee

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Good Gloves should fit well and wear well.

two qualities shall mark the Gloves We aim to keep a

bility of failure to suit customers in shade, styles and prices,

HOSIERY- —We make a specialty of The “Eclipse” Brand of Bla stamped, guaranteed free from injurious dyes and to retain

-MILLINERY.—All the Newest Goods in French, English and American.

Every buyer stock that shall have no possi-

STANLEY BROS.

all weights and grades. ck Cotton Hosiery, every pair

STANLEY BROS.

Ks” Does anybody know how many makes of Corsets there We confess that we do not. some makes that have been tested and found to possess all those Our line of these goods is large and makes,

But there are

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Ribbons to match everything! Ribbons Gay Ribbons, and sober, bright colors and neutral tints.

STANLEY BROS.

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;We are always pleased to show goods

STANLEY BROS., Brown’s Block.

rpets

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Best Value to be had

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Carpet Paper.

to match; Stair Oil Cloth, Leather Cloth. —

Or size.

on BP. &. Island.

Charlottetown, May 26, 1890.

in the City.

_ Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Woe! Carpets, Hemp Carpets, Carpet Squares,

Itugs and Mats,

Gil Cloths, 1-2 yard to & yards wide; Linoleums, 2 yards to 4 yards wide; Plain Linoleums, with Border Fable Oil Cloth, American Carpets cut and made; Oil Cloths cut any shade largest. Cheapest and Best Stock of Room Paper

PERKINS &

STERNS.

ASTURAGE.- Some Lots at Brighton, be longing to the Estate of the late George wavies, not having been sold, the Executors are prepared to pasture five cows for the season. Ap;:ly to F. W. MooRE. june3

DIED.

Sunday morning, June 8th, Martha, wife of Mr. Wm. Rattenbury, aged 73 years.

[Funeral from her late residence, corner Great George and Water Streets, to People 8 Cemetery to-morrow (Tuesday) at 2 o’clock.]

Broke His AkM—-An Egmont Bay correg- pondentof the Agriculturist says thata few | daysago Mr. Octave Gallant’s little boy, while jumping over a fence, fell and broke his left arm at the shoulder.

1K. @. C, for the Stomach.

‘ OSBORNE HOUSE

| E i aving | tly purchased | Y#YHE subscriber, having recently p 3 Ty the above well-known Hotel, and having fitted and furnished it anew throughout, is now prepared to oifer to the public, a hotel accommodation at reasonable rates, ine Osborne is “ : ; ant

Gentrally and Conveniently Situated, | i bscriber fand under new management, the su

ae to merit a liberal share of public patron-

i -. Carrie lways in wait- age, No Liquors. Carriages a in wa fe at Steamers and Trains. Good Stabling

oa the premises.

p. P, ARCHIBALD, _ juned-—eod w dm, Proprictor,

OST.—In Charlottetown, on Friday afternoon last, » Boy’s Overcoat. The finder wili please jeave it at W. N. Riggs’ Tailor Shop, Kent street.

jancs—t£ GOOD BRICK FOR SALE at the 100,00 Brickyard near Pumping Station. Uruers Lett with Messrs. D. Farquharson & Son will be delivered at short nolice,—D, MILLER, Ringwood. june?

OR SALW.—To be sold by Pablic Auction, on Monday next, the 9i:hof June, a small Cot- tage and forty feet of land fronting on Grafton canal East. asi6 positive. No reserve.—H, NEEDHAM, Auctioneer. lw—june2

SOR SALE.—A new Dog Cart or Gladstone will be sol: cheap and on easy terms. En- isuquire of R, BEarrsTO, Auctioneer. lw—m3i

po LET.—The eastera half of a house contain- * ing seven roome, with large hail, situate oa Sidney Street. opposite the Brick Church. Pos- s‘ssion given at once. Tuere is a iarge yard with flower garden, and also good stable and couch house, ail in first-class order. Apply to John

recommended, understand cooking and goneral housework, to wait on two personas with- cuifamily. Good wages. Apply at this office. [oayl7—tt LET.—A large Double Tenement House, ee the head of Queen Street. ent low,—- WwW, W, WELLNER. mayld ) LEF, -'wo or three reams in a ceniral yartof tbe city. Good locality, water in, kor farther partiollars apply at this oo "

Kelly, #sq., Water Commissioner, or to bie uwner, KpwakbD KELLY. may20 ANTED.—In a family of two persons, an; experieac.d female servant, Aouly at this office. may2

\ ANTED.—A female servant, must be well}

5.00, 6.50, 7.00, 6.00, 8.00,

$3.00, 4.50, | trimmed equal to

10,00, 11.00, 12.00, made and Custom. Made Cleihing,

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Cheapest will be found at

Charlottetown, May 12, 1890—cod & why

cord

Make no mistake when you want to buy-<-the

J. B. MACDONALD’S.