THE DAILY EXAMINFR, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 10. 18)7

NOTICE. Notice !s hereby given that the - of J. MeLeod and Co has this dav heen dissol v¢ d bY mutual consent. "the wholesale business of the Am and Shoe M’f’g Co. yroportions that

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herst Boot qming such | : , mands all my attention, and in io be free to devote my entire atten

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tion to this trade,

from the firm of J M McLeod & Co, wansferrfng all my right, title, and ‘sterest in the said tirm to Mr Arthur A. Alley, who will luct the busi- a as heretofore the name or ALLEY & CO, . author

ts due the late

sacl tO collect all de! erm of a. NI. McLeod A U0.

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While thanking you for the patron ‘ ; ] ; 45 yy ace bestowed on ti ite Urn, be . continuance of the same to

my auccess< rs J. M. McLEOD, & CO. Chitown, May ae, og

Referring to the above we solicit a sontinuance of the patronage given the late firm of J. M. McLeod «& Co., that the be most gratefully appreci:

The Slater Shoe Department will

and to assure you same will

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te increased by the arrival of several eases on Saturday, and all other lines ¥stock will be kept up as heretofore. at once, that

‘ Accounts will be sent out and it is especially desired prompt settlements be made. AILEY & COQ. Ch'town, May 9—'97

NEVER BORROW A WATCH

We have a large stock of them, all sizes and prices which we bought to sellyou when in need

of one.

WE WANT YOUR WATCH TRADE

Because fe-l sure please you. We have a large assortment of new Watches, rang- ing in price from $2.50 $100. You should see them.

LW. W. WELLYER,

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Tam inetructed by the Executors of the Estate of the late J. W. Morrison to sell by Auction, at his late residence, Willow Grove, Grafton Street,

On Thursday, 13th May, 1897

AT 11 O’CLOCK, A. M.

Tlie remainder of his Furniture, Deawing Room, Dining Room and Bed toom Furniture, Carpets, and Kitchen Uten-ils, &.

heeTerms Cash.

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Cc. 1. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

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| farmer named Banzhaff was victimized to

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITBMS, |'"™*"E5"rSa ‘at’ Seance ®"

Beer Bros. for Dress Goode, _> -—

Tae Wearner.—fresh sonth east to south west winds, mostly fair, turning warmer with local showers.

——=— I. O. O. F.—Regular meeting of St.

Lawrence Lodge No, 8 tonight. A full at-

| tendance requested. Important business —

tnird degree, ieiiiaenats FoorBnaLi.—There will be a meeting of the Anchor football club this evening at 7.30. A full attendance reqnested. By order of Secretary. bliin A New Town Pewr.—Mr. A. W. Reddin the “+quare druggist” of Sunnyside bas puta bicycle toot pump at his door, for the use of cyclists generally. This isa good move and being ceotrally situated ll be greatly appreciated by the boys

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and girls. sisi

Lost on Srravep—Four youog men

in Sthe® citv§ left yesterday afternoon u search of Mayflowers. They were last seen wading through a swamp Close to a brick-yard on the sonth sile of the river. Any person giving information will be re- warded with a straw hat of last years build

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Temperance Lecrvre.—TheW. C. T. U. of this province have et veged the services of Rev. Elbert O. Tay or, of Oak Park, Illinois, to aaeries of lectures on temperance fora month in some of the centres of the [-land during the summer. Mr. Tavlor has the reputation of being a popular preacher, and platform speaker ot more than ordinaiy ability. He is logical, clear accurate and earnest in bia style, and the secular press ranks him as an orator among the best.

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Parronace or St. Josern.-— Yesterday being the Patronage of St. Joseph the members of St. Joseph's Sodality observed the feast in the usual manner. The eveo- ing service in the convent chapel was thronged and many could not obtain ad- mission. Benediction was yiven by His Lordship Bishop Macdonald, assisted by Fathers Johnston aod Gauthier, and a ser- mon befitting the oecasion was delivered by Father Gauthier. After the sermon Dr. Morrison received two young ladies into the society. The altar decorations were beautiful, and the music excellant.

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3apLy Buryep.—Mrs. Howard Segee, of Fredericton, N. B:, had a narrow escape from being burned to death on Friday afternoon. Shortly before noon, while she was lifting a cover off the cooking stove, the fire shot np and ignited the sieeve of her dress. The entire dress was eoon envel>ped in flames, and Mrs. Segee was in a terrible state of excitement. Her cries brought her daughter, Mrs. Fleet, to the rescue, and the iatter succeeded in extinguishing the flames in a short time, but not before Mrs. Segee was badly burned about the arms and body., She is suffering greatly from pain, but will re cover.

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Servep Him Ricnr.—A L‘annville, Ont.,

despatch eavs: An old German retired

the extent of five buodred dollars by a couple of strangers. here yesterday after- noon. It ix the old story of buying a big pile of bills (that conld be used here all righ.) for a few hundred dollars of Canadian bank notes. Mr. Banzhaff witb- drew bis money from the bank and went foradrive into the country with one sfranger and was met with the stuff by the partner, when the old man after seeing the strange money packed in a tin box made the fatal exchange. The ‘box for the greater security was taken to the buggy bv a siranger and wrapped in a small robe and was then carried back to town. When opened by the chief of police it was found to contain the con- ventional two pieces of wood and a stone.

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The Princess of Wales prefers the tri- cycle to the bicycle, and many of tle fashiowable women thrcuzhout, England

A Moneton constable named McLaren was recently sentenced to three months’ imprisonment for assaulting his wife.

Choynski wants to fight Fitzsimmons, but the latter says that Joe had better first defeat Maher and Corbett. Fitz says God- dard shall have first chance if he fights again.

Birmingham bas already sent out 15,- 000,009 jubilee medals and 6,000,000 jubilee brooches, but complains of com- petition from cheaper medals made in Germany.

Charles Stearns, a druggist of Maywood, N. J, met a horrible death last Wednes- day. While mixing flash light chemicals in his laboratory an explosion occurred, and Stearns was blown to pieces. The explosion wrecked the building.

A despatch to the London Times from Caye‘own says that the rinderpest bad broken out in Aliwell North and Bargers- dorp, and that there was every prospect that it would sweepthe colony to the coast.

His Grace Archbishop Williams, who contemplates @ two months’ visit to Pope Leo XIII. at Rome, left Boston for New York on Wednesday afternoon. The in- cident was made the occasion ef an inter-

esting ceremony at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.

One of the most pathetic scenes since the flood took place at Natchez, Miss., on Wednesday. Thirty negroes drifting on a raft were landed there, having been float- ing for four days with nothing to eat. No sooner had they reached land than they felldowy and worshipped it. A colored Baptist preacher near by offered his ser- vices and began at once to baptize the whole crowd. They refused to eat or leave the river baak until baptism was completed. They said the flood was a visitation of the Divine wrath.

A Bombay cable despatch to the New York Herald says: The plague continues to diminish in Bombay, having fallen to 15 cases daily. It is diminishing algo at Poona and Kurachgee. New plague have been formed at Damoun, Untch and Mandin. The cases at Bombay hi ve been too few for Dr. Yerain to cun- tinue his experimesots. He is, however, treating a few patients with serum which has just arrived from Paris. Good results

have been obtained in many cases with strong injections.

Fishing Rods 10 cents to $10.00.

Fishing Lines 1 cent to $1.90 each.

Fish Baskets

80 cents to $1.85.

5 cents to 50 cents

asts

6 cents to 50 cents.

Reels

20 cents to $9.00.

Bang-up Fishermen’s supplie sold here.

THE DRUGGISTS.

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NEW DRESS GOODS. NEW CAPES, NEW FLOWERS AND RIBBONS

Children's 2—piece Suits.

from 75c up. Children’s 3 piece Suits from $2°75 up. Youths’ Suits D.B,or 8S. B, from $2.75 up.

$5.00

See our all wool suits for Mena that we are selling for Five Dollars. ‘There are men in this town who would ask you $8 for the same suit with- out a blush. Our price, $5.00.

Carpets and. Oilcloths.

We have just opened up a large stoek of new and eleg- ant designs in Brussels, Vel- vets, Tapestrys, Axminster, Jute and Wilton Carpets. All we ask of ihe ladies isa call for the purpose of looking over the goods. The styies and prices wil do the rest.

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Men’s Pants

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1100; Eleven Hundred prs. of those pants were bought a shade over half price,and must be cleared. out, Come and see, we will please you in price.

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CARPETS, CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,

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And purchased by us at a sweepin amongst our regular lines, and have

which should command A THOROUGH CLEARANCE IN QUICH TIME.

The quality of the good willastonish you. The assor

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s we shall offer will surprise you. tment is very general including one o

Fancy Dress Stuffs ever offered, at

Cotton Goods of every description is well re This will give youan oppor

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Dress Goods

This is a department that will pay the ladies to visit. We have some big bargains in Dress Goods that cannot be duplicated in this city. Ask to see our Ladies’ Silk and 'Kid Gloves. We also show a five line of Millinery in all the leading and best styles made. Bought from the best makers in Evrope.

NEW BLOUSE SUITS

Wehave just opened the newest, nicest and prettiest assortment of Blouse Suits, ever imported by us. They will fit boys 4, 5,6, 7 and 8 years old; the prices range

from $1.50 to $3.95. One look at those goods will convince you that we lead the trade in Children’s Clothing.

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We do not wish one piece of this lot to find a place hase on special counters at prices

The prices at which we will offer them f the finest lots of Black, Colored and

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Linen Goods, Damask, Tabling, Towels Dry Goods you may

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