focal al
-y day at Goff Bros
a -~ e! ‘ ggot Par ev ap 20 3
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meet for drill to-
pasit. a
1 cNDRY — Thre “rr lifsx gant Balitsx.
5 scoscaEB- ade at
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—The thermems! : — W joripes on fri
ip tbe etixe in the City Court-
enc Ms par ric Don't fail to attend.
ym to-night. > of ren i ra ia directed te
¢penTio : fee At Italian Warehouse tomorrow. -
pantie of the
lot of gents macintoshes ever i
fist CharlottetoD at Jas. Paton & dale BCs eee 6.0 ) and Water De- - . 5, — $6,000 4 ity an - Apply tv Merchants Bank of ete od. a22 tf a ot Gell + Atti Boots call at Got tros. he gortect _ ap 29 3 _—_—-— ; ‘ _ bo.morrow (Thursday) of the lease o A, Warehouse is at 12 o'clock, neon, ef Yorrison, Auctivneer. aU pane Me who have 4 choice piece of land pomp with those English White Oats ected DY Geo, Carter & Co. The quality ghee. 1 eles Tunas are few who do not at this season the need of & spring medicine, and to re se recoramend Campbell's Quinine fine as the best. _——<.-—
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nor Tors just receives ; geuuise Be ap 29 3i
het a iat peanthe advt. of Rev. Mr. Dickie’s moposed lecture to-morrow evening on Chatauqua, the Place and the Idea” and ip gare to go and hear him.
pewents.—‘We are indebted to Yr. Norman A. McKenzie, of Battleford, for +999 of the Wescern World, containing ooh interesting information as to our great North west.
Foorpall.
AexsuWLe
~Mr. A. H. MoNeill bas received slater ftow the New Glasgow Football Clab
ine that their team ‘ill ceme over here on iezth of May to play # game with the
_—-@———— funtots —Ipteresting services are being iid thie week in the Meeting House, Upper Gat George Street, by the Rev. W. H. fading, of Sammerside. A!) are cordially igitei to hear him, ‘Service begins at 8 erlock. a jvorars Cranoz.—This forenoon, Mr. W. ©. Wellner laid an information against the
thee young men chasged with assaulting the in Peters. This charge is for
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skin inte and entering the Franklin House |
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Goxs to Besrox. — Messrs. Delahunt & icnge, shipped their horse Comet to Bos‘on, mSeturday. Comet is an Island horse, loving been raised at Alberton by Mr. James Hanter, sad was at one time the property of ie. j- 8. Bagnall, of this city.
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Tywsn Our.—The schr. Arctic was towed tg Summerside yesterday, aud will at sr proceed to sea. The Arctic, it will be membered, was frozen in at Summerside last S. She was loaded with oats by Mr. F. T. ievbery, besides Which she took eight horses.
Orn Sragets—-The activity displayed by
Donse, Chairman of the Street lommitter, in cleaning up and repairing the ets is worthy of commendation. Water ind Queen Streets are receiving specis! atten- a. But we trust it will not be long before We shall have improvements more permanent than those now being mado.
_To-Nicur.—Don't forget the meeting i the Oity Court-room this (Wednesday) eaing, at 8 o'clock. The object, as has alread y been announced, is to organize an ithletic association, an institution very ne- cmeary here. An early atterdance of all im the movement is specially re-
Stars Movenests.—The St. Law- renee leit Summerside at 8 a. m., this "eran for Point du Chene. She will re-
lure te-uight. The mails will probably be — to this route shortly. . aca Wales arrived here at a yesterday from Pictou, after a a Passage. She went through 15 o of ice on the way across.
for Pictou at 3 this morning.
't Ornscs.—The taking of the census tity—which is ‘= 08 account of the large number Questions to be asked and cwueel —i8 forward as rapidly as possible. y. cermeeees for Ward 2, work yesterday. Several of *aumerators throughout the country
have also finished their work.
< “ween
Orns Tairs.—Shediac advices of Satur- ™ follows ; The schooner industry, Smith, cleared from this port on ieteesd on a P. E. I , dis- on 23rd, again cleared ‘a Place, diacharged anc. ret urned BT ‘snow loaded and has cleared — will sail this p- m., thus 26 trips to P. EB. I sinee Wed- W “tnoon. Schooners Mikado, _ Eddy, and §. A, Parkhurst ¥ ‘rom Rustico and Alberten
ots Mest Br Doxa.—A corres-
' han eIpressing the opinion that
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time the cit horiti
Beng city authorities took
. then to abate, or altogether do away “ peotonler form of nuisance now
'% : the running at large of cer
who are really mad or assumed of these our cor- ~ y3, are wed to be about
ad night, and one of them at least ta by atl persued hither and ig trays - : of grown up boys, render- ca the streets at times positive Bi fur, Wing to thejmissiles hurled bae The og Pee" him aud his torment rs, Pinder, 0 = ve whom cur corres ; ~A temale and two males— wt quite # troublesome, but they alse — amusement for the seme ai a Ve agree with our corres: is ho wonder strangers and © act, aw shoald express aurprise that uct being permitted, and ® determined eff rt will be eof, to remedy the evil complain-
THE aj and Other Items. | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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Sproiat Despatoues To Tug EXAMINER.
The Grand Trunk Railway. TYLER SCORES A POINT.
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ONDON, April 29.
The Grand Trunk Railway stockholders to-day in London, by a vote of two to one re-elected Sir Henry Tyler aud the full old board. Sir Charles Tupper was not present, bis challenge not having been aec- cepted.
La Grippe In Fredericton, Appalling Death Rate.
Frepericrox, April 29.
La grippe is raging furiously in York County, New Brunswick The death rate is appsiling. The Fredericton Gleaner devotes a column toa list of the deaths in that city and vicinity, It ie said that the river has much to do with the epidemic, as the city is supplied trom the river,
Despondent Delegates.
Lonpon, April 29. The Newfoundland delegates in London are again becoming restive. They see no hope of better terms being offered by the Imperial Government.
China Makes a Stand,
Wasnurineton, April 29. The Chinese Government has notified the United Staies that it will not receive the Hon. Henry W. Blair as Minister to China.
Weather #ulletin.
Tororto, April 29.—10 a. m.
Fresh to strong southwest to northwest wind, fair and cool.
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Loeal Notices. Carpet Whi
pe. for cleaning carpets, 20 cts each at Mark Wright & Co's, ap 29 6i Fresh eggs, only 10 cents a dozen, at Beer & Goff's. a2d 3i Wiudow Blinds, latest style of fringe, at Mark Wright & Co’s. ap 29 6i Expected every d#y, a large lot of baby car- riages, at Mark Wright & Co's, to be sold off cheap. ap 29 6i Another supply of golden and maple syrup just received at Beer & Guff's. a25 3i | Two cases gents’ furnishings opened at D. A. Bruce’s. ald tf
ceneees
DIED.
At Sp ing Park Road, on Tuesday, the 28 h inst., James Gorman, aged 73 years.
{Faneral will take plece to-morrow (Thurs- day) morning, st 7 o'clock, for St. Dunstan's Uathedral, thence to Keily’s Cras |
At Bangor, Morell. P. E. I., Apri! 20¢h, William, beloved son of John and Anne Grant, aged 2 years.
In this city, on Sunday morning, April 26, after a short illness, James McQuillan, aged 75 years.—R. L. P.
Assautt —Vhis murning three young men named Terrence McAtee, Richard Thorne and Charles Thorne were arraigned before Mr. R. R. Fitzgerald, J. P., on complaint of a Rustico Frenchman named Peter Peters. The complainant alleged ‘that yesterday afternoon, while on his way home from town, he was accosted by the three young men in question near Mr. Ball's premises on Lower Spring Park Road and after using threatening language to- wards him they took possession of his team. A passing countryman gave him a drive to
town, where he informed the police ¢f! g57_ 1m eod
|what had taken place. The otticers lost
‘no time in starting out after the French- WANTS,
man’s sssailants, whom they met driving ‘charge. The Magistrate sentenced each to one month's imprisonment with hard labor, without the uption of a fine. judgment he said that complaints had
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ism along some of the roads leading from the city ; he had even heard that } been insulted, and he said he unly wanted to get a chance at the guilty persoms to : punish them as they deserved. ' >
Free to Lapies.—Fvery lady reader of this paper sending at once her address on a postal card will raceive a free copy of The Ladies (Pictoria!) Newspaper, contain-
ing full particulars of their old-fashioned English Prize Competition, Over $6,000 between now
in yom will be — ne. oe and June lst, with special Gally value for each cosalg. The Ladies News- r is one of the largest and most pro- fusely illustrated publications in nada, and the competition offered by them is to be conducted in a strictly fair and honor- able manner, without partiality to persons or locality. Anggne can secure * good prize by a little wes. No cheap presents will be given, It evats you nothing for full information amd a sample copy, f you send at once. Address: The Ladios News per Co., Canada Life Building, Toronte Satanic. m0 - ——~--s- oo i Barnum said that the people am bugged and it is true. How = os readers read & anny ee i raph in our rs, on fi oe " <a’ Campbell's (Quinine
Wine, the best invigorating tonic of the day.”
ix Troveie AcaIx.—? known as ae —
h a at the : coelene ow vights ago, and was struck in the eye with a poker, destroying the sight. His assailant had not been arrested wt latest accounts.
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Arrivep at Jas. Paton & Co's. the bal-
ance of our spring and summer clothing,
suitable for genes, youths | and boys. Cheapest clothing store in this city.
A Custosity.—Mr. James King to-day showed fue ExaMINER & species ef insect found on an apple tree in 80 orchard at Lot 48. It isacuriosity in its way, and well worth seeing.
x.—John Smith, better ,” got into trouble
M oncton fra ij way
leisurely into town, and took them in}
In giving:
reached him as to the prevalence of ruffian-
ies had |
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BLACK GOODS.
UR O _PABRICS hae been carefully and judiciously selected, and all Noveliies in
BLACK DRESS MATERIALS will be fennd ” on our shelves,
India Cashmeres, Mohair Brilliantines, Fancy @rilliantines, Jacquard Cloths, Plain Viole Laines, Fancy Viole Laines, I riestly's Henriettas, Wool Surahs,
Fancy Checks,
Fancy Stripes, . Plain Grenadines, Fancy Grevadines. Courtald’s Crapes, Priestly's Crapes.
STANLEY BROS.,
Brown’s Block.
Seed Grain, &c.
HITE RUSSIAN AND FIFE WHEAT
{extra good sample), Two-Rowed
Barley, Black and Norway Oats (Ieland
— Black Tartarian Oats (imported),
uck wheat, Vetches, Peas, Timothy, and the different varieties of Clover Seeds.
FP. L. MceNOTT, 138 Water Street.
Ch’town, April 22, 1891 —dy 4i aw wy 2i
REAL ESTATE
BY AUCTION.
Eligible and Handsome Build- ing and Pasture Lots.
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I AM authorized by Miss Jemima B. McGill, Executrix to the Estate of the late John
PRIL 29, 1891.
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| — = (2) ——AT | | | i" JAMES PATON & CO’S "o Saturday, 2nd of May. eiciomgeteinemimenililiitie te isis sianapinctveeni LWAYS ON THE LOOK OUT and forever watchful of the interest of our customers, we consider it our duty, when we get hold of a very extra cheap lot, to let our cus- tomers have the benefit. Our buyer this spring was exceedingly fortunate in getting hold fa ene extraordinary cheap lines, among them THREE THOUSAND YARDS OF HAND- : ‘ME ART MUSLINS, beautiful designs and colors, in lengths suitable for Fancy Work ‘ ae Blinds, Long Curtains, etc. This lot will be laid out on our Vounters on SATUR- AY MORNING, and will be sold at about half its value. All who wish to have their rooms look nice should attend this Great Art Muslin Sale. )
JAMES
PATON & CO.,, Pmscnaenneeeenitle
Charlottetown, Apri! 29, 1991 -dy
No one wanting
McGill, Esq., to sell by Auction, on the pre-
the 6 h day of May next, 1891, at 11 o'clock, a. m.,
Tte McGILL PROPERTY,
COMPRISING First—2 Acres: of Lind, with Dwelling House avd Oatbuildings, ail in good repair,
S@®ond—13 Half-Acre -builhing Lots.
Third—8 One-Acre Pasture Lots.
This property is situated in one of the most desirable parts of the city, commanding an excellent view of the city and harbor. For private residences it has no equal, being high and dry with a southern aspect.
A.so—1l Bone Crusher and a quantity of | Lumber.
Terms made known at sale, R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.
ap2 EGES FOR HATCHING.
HAVE FOR SALE froin thoroughbred BY.ACK MI ORCAS, at $! 00 per dozen. I - will give a prize of Five Do.iars for the best trio hatched from Eggs bought frora me and exhibit- -ed at the t'hariottetown Exhibition next fail. All orders for Egzs must bs addressed to Box 184. : L. A. HASZARD,
“LOST, FOUND &e
F% SALE.—A light second-hand Baggy will he sold cheap. Apply at this office.
mises, ~ pring Park Road, on WEDNESDAY, °
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ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
, THE W0NDc! Ful CHEAP MEN,
QUBEN STnuwwT.
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Kes SALE.—A quantity of assorted Rose Bushes and other Garden Flowering Plavit, Prices reasonable. Apply |
te HENRY CRABBE, Weymourh Street. Si—ap29 ST.—On Tuesday morning, between this ci'y om Three Mile ‘Ren, a red leather pock:t book containing a sam of money and owne:’s card. Finder wili be liberally rewarded on leave ing it at this office. “dy 2i wy li—ap29
A P in advance. Apply to LAURBNCE Street.
j STURAGE for three cows within the city limits; water and shelter, Terms $15 eac ). WatT-
ap2s
On the even! of the 2éth, between ore Street and ‘Brighton, a Gold seal, initialed “KP,” with rng and short chain attached. A eultable reward will bo given. Apply at this office. é 2i pd—ap2 ANT A9n.--A Building Let, ae central location, Apply at this office, febt6
House on Up er ueen Street “ oo room. tf—ap27
LET.—A new containing seven rooms. Apply to J F. Curtis.
ened se On ales Wiha atin Sealer, poly alter oR, Chitown. - ap 26, dw wii \ KD AT ONCB.—A Man Servant. Ap- W amt to Mise PsTeas, Sidmount.
epthnay & wky tf GENTLEM 4 and bis wife or two young men ve nice rooms and boa. = e city. Address P, O.
ina Box 662,
ro LET.—A House at the head of Cumberland -treet, containing sever rooms. Appiy on the premises to WIL1 1AM SMITH.
ap%3—Iw pd T° LE?T.—The Garden attached to the resi- dence of the late Chief Justice Palmer to let for the season. Apply to Mas. KDwD, PALMER,
Upper Q seen Street. tf—apls
) LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street | T annaad by Mr. W. L. Gotton. Possession ; sh July. Apply at 1k ExaMINER office. or to MR. AN Larcr. apl7
MOVED.—L. ¢. Winans has removed his Trainin and Boarding Stables to Sidney Street, near Queen. Stable« and House recently -bulit by the late Themas Burris, Stalls and ; ‘ Coach House fivst-clas’ For particulars apply at office on Sidney Street.—L. T. WINANS. apll dy 2
SE TO LET.—On Enston Street, adjoin- ae ks residence of Henry Ai Ken, . with seven rooms, kitchen. harm and outifouses. Possession Ist May. nquir- o1 the premises, or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square,
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| Q7ANTEw TO RENT. Wastes, a Dwelin-
teen rooms. Apply at THE EXAMIN ant
—In the southern part of House of about four- ER office,
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Two Thousand Suits to select from
EST ASSORTMENT OF BUYS CLOTHING
their Children to look well at a small cost should pass
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Cr |PaOWSE BROTHERS
CLOTH
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JT. B. MACDONALD Has just opened 5 C..ses Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing... Boys’ Suits, with long pants; Boys’ Suits, with short pasts ; Youths’ { Suits, all sizes; Children’s Suits, all sizes, Good patterns, well ; made and prices low. .
J. B. MACDONALD. .
DOMINION BOUT AND SHOE STORE.
New Stock Now Arriving !
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You can always depend on getting the Best Bargains in Boois, Saves and Slippers, at the Dominion Boot and Shoe
Store, west side of Queen Street,