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THE DAILY MAAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 3, 1869
Bush Notas.
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The people around this section of the country have finished hauling their wood and longers and are busily preparing fo: the fishing season,
Mr. Geo. B.McZachern, of Souris, bas
completed the erection of a lobster factory, | which is the largest in this section of ti province.
Mr. Herman McDonald, of Hermanville Farm, has received orders from variuo parts of the province for eome Tamworth pigs.
The people of this section intend re moving the sechocl Louse to the wester: eod of the district asit will then be more souveniens for teacher and pupils, the eit
| welected being owned by Jobo D. Mclsaa | The pains-aking teacher, Mr,
Peter D McDonald,ieems the removal of the echoo a step in the right direction.
A concert and pie social was held in the new hall on Feb. 20ih, and proved quite a success, the handsome eum of $32.75 being realized, which proceeds go towards the
ompletion of the hal!. The people from New Zealand and Milton made it the finen tial success it wae.
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Those Pinette Notes.
Sir,—Recenily you have had in your in the shape of notes and pencillings written over different nom de plumes anent the saying and doings generally in and about Pinette. These writers appear to porsess a generous aptitude for saying the wrung thing when they deem it proper to do so. They portray in vivid langusege things con ceraing bridges, wharves, emelis and emelt fishing, horse training aod horse racing so frequently that their lucubrations become very monotonous and tiresome to your many readers,
We often feel charitably disposed how ever towards these writers in that their knowledge does not go much farther and their discretion, is et)]| more circumscribed. Why do the soscalled erudites in their noctural studies confine themselves to this eort of literature, which ofiea, through ignorance, is disfigured by verbosity and is frequently at variance with tacts and decency.
They sit down to convolutionize all the gossip and scraps that are wafted to and fro from day to day for their weekly output for the eolumns of Tus Examiner. At times we are misled by the head-lines of these would-be bright productions. Wheo we think we have some bright startling newe on band—we are . buncc-steered into something worse than Dr, Williams’ Piok Pills (very good things for people of phiegmatic conatitutions.)
To relieve the overstrained braias of these distinguished! contributors they con- ceived among themeelves the idea of chang- ing their thrice worn oat topics and bring ing into promivencea galaxy of respectable young ladies, endeavoring thereby to stem the current of criticism from the people. It is quite true thatthe rays of beauty bave converged themselves upon this bevy of young ladies. Did these writers stop bere? Young men or youths whose upper lips are barely shaded with the suspicion of permature moustache, are put upcu the boards. This move suited very well foratime. They thought they would go one better and arrogate to themeeleoe the sole rignt of putting .o prict whatever their gigantic intellects suggested at any cost of reputation.
These innocent young people are ont as horse~trainors, eelecting the christian names of the young ladies for their horses occesionally and tne youth already referred to as jockey’s. A*Dublin jarvey would hesitate .o do such a thing or put his name to sucha farrago of arrant nonsense for publication.
The young people feel aggreived at the sudden pubiicity given them of course nat~ urally enough then families are profoundly diegueted. We hope, however, that we sre nearing the end of suce reckless contribu~ 10 tions. Tae Examiner for it is the only reliable and respectat le newspaper we have on the Island that is fft to be brought into our homes.
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INTOTICE,
Belfast Railway
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Hillsborough Bridge,
A Public Meeting will be heldeat Pow. nal Hall, Lot 49, on Monday, the 13th day of March, next, at 2 o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of consideriig the necessity of proceeding with the Belfast Railway and Bridge across the Hillsborough.
The Premier and members of Local and Dominion Parliaments are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN McEACHERN,
ALBERT BOSWELL,
RICHARD JENKINS,
EWEN McEACHERN, Feb 25, 1899.
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|PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION---A CHARLOTTETOWN INSTITU- TION. —
Sin,--The time is fast passing when prospective exb bitions, exhibition mana- gers and all others interested in agricul- ‘ural shows, should koow what i3 to be the position of this province next fall in the Important basiness ebove passed,
Siz orseven years ago ufew of the moat progressive aod far seeing business meu sod others baving the welfare of Char- lottetown aod the Province in view formed scompacy culled the Provincial Exhibit- on Association, and subscribed a large sum of money which they expended m vurchasing laud, erecting sub-tantial
ulldiogs and of uer essential adjuccts for tal egriculturel and indua- a ip other WayS assisting od promo!ipy tie ma erial progress of the A very large sum was laid out
) these prrmarent tuoeprovements which sre accredit to the manuyere, and admir-
by adeped for the purp»e for which they were cousiructed No exhibition s ounds with vearly equal accommodation exet ia Kasteru Caueda until we reach Toronto,
ihe eotire maoagement of the Associa von and its exhibition programs, prize lie! S, and treatment of exbibitors have al) been equally liberal, paogreesiveand well carried out, One item alone I will specify. Nearly every other Exhibition Co., ip Cauada charges a considerable sum for eacb entry of live stock aud poultry. Their eotry fees are aserious tax at exbibitions.
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One Ieland exhibitor wt St, John and Halifax last fell paid over tweuty four dollars as entry
tees for those shows #everal weeks betore they came off. The ouly complaint ever heard was from visitors who thought the gate cbarges excessive. Now, who has gained by all this expenditure aud good management? Certainly the men who paid out cash for stock in the company are out of pocket for they have not vet seen a dividend. But they ard their fellow citizens have in ther business relations with the exhibision—visiting public reapeda bountiful harvest. B.t the city of Charlottetown and the majority of its citizens cannot be complimented for their share in the enterprise, Their treat- ment of the exbib'tion has been shameful- ly mean and beggerly,reaping all the bene= fit fromthe enterprise of a few of their fellow citizenesided by grantfrom the Provincial government, but as a city or as private citizens doing Jess than nothing for they stood idly by and allowed all sorts of over charges to be made by hotels and private lodging houses and by drivers of conveyances.
As a contrast jet Charlottetown people Jook at the Neighbouring cities of St. John end Halifax,each of which as corpe® ation contributed eo largely to the exhibi- tion funds that they had a contrcliing interest in the managemer’ A large sum was also given to the exh, «ion funds by private eubscriptions from the citizen. ln this way the management were enabled to reduce the gatetickets to afigure that frigiutened no one.
‘The cities were canvassed from end to end aud full lists published and dietri- bated broal cast giviog, names and ad- dress ot houses aad hotels where accom- dation for strangers could be got giving in each case the charge per day, single meale,or night and fares in all sorts of conveyances,
I have now said al! that should be need- ed to start Charlottetown, civic and private ontbe right track for eucouraging the Provincial government to offer a lar yey increaeed grant which will enable «r Provincial Exhibition Associationte ¢x- tend bounds of its ussfuluess so as to » in the Maritime Exhibition circuit thus placing their city in line with other im- portant towns, in their endav or to build up the country Ou whose proeperty their exist- ance deperds, and slso giving the citizens a claim toa share io tue control,
F. G. Bovrer,
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‘ Look where you wi}], but don’: buy un- til vou get our sale prices.
Kight day striking clocks from $2.50 up, warranted to keep time.
Watches from $2.00 up.
Silverware of good quality and nice de» Sign*,at verv low prices. Ruge, Broach~ es, Sleeve Links, Chains, Bracelets, Stick Pins, Lockete, ete, at reduced prices,
Spectacles and eyegiaesss verv cheap.
We also have a nice line of Chinaware, Fancy Goods, Toys, etc. whick will be sold at extraordinary low prices to clear.
Repairing attended to Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
The Modern Jewelry end Fancy Goods store of
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WOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that an appli- cation will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward Island, at its next Session, for an act to vest in the City of Charlottetewn, the title toail that tract, piece or parcel of land, situate lying
and being in the City of Charlotte- town, being Town Lots num- bers Sixteen (16), Seventeen (17)
Ninety Three (93), Ninety-four, and part of Town Lot No, (18) io the 4th hundred of Town Lots, in Charlottetown, being the pruverty known as the West Kent Street School land and premises.
Dated a Charlottetown this 1ss day ot March, 1899,
JAMES WARBURTON, Mayor of Charlottetown
H.M, DAVISON, City Clerk.
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