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hanges of ads must be in hy TT a. mi. each dav to ensure Se 0

Svow The st snew of the season fel ca , S

aeons

4 Geraway Baxp.—St. John is afthete w % e German band

sonia

Cowry ] Way.—The Bonavista w ri ut Charlottetown from Mon treai M day

-

Cc ‘eh The lauies of S Paul's congregation Ww bave a tea and sa’ on the l2:h of December

Dip Nor Leave.— The St. Lawrence

t ave f& Pi this morning on a f the stor -_ -

Tuer Campana arrived from Montreal yesterday afternoon, and left again during the n'git She had a geveral cargo both way:

snissicdeillbieaentiia

Crow Orr Correspondence anent the appvib nent of Mr Jordan amd other matters, crowded out, will appear to wiorrew

assent Iuerovements. — The Royal Electric

Company have recently erected a large ad- tion to their *tation, and are now putting in a new dynamo and plant, the whole

costing, it Is Stace 1, about $5,000.

cscculiiienis

Brews Dows. — The filag-staff on Wrigh.’s building was blow lown this afternoon and broken. The window of Rack-

; ham’s shop, on the main ir, narrow!y

escaped being broken by the ta

_ -

ing pole

harbor

Taylor, rst, with Pinani’s boat second, John McDonali’s McDonaii’s Pinaud’s

steamer

In the race in the

Boat Raes v Mi-chef, salted by

yester la finished fi Geo. Lund’s third, and fourth. Ontime al boat was second place, third and Lunt’s fourth. The Mav Queen conveyed the jadges aud a sumber of spectators over the corse fur Tne race

iowance

given

ing the progress of the raze was very mteresting turoughout, - Toute Covat This for Seatle, charged with a first infraction of the Canala Temperance Act, was fi ved in the sum of $50 and $4.45 costs or twu nip hs’ imprisonmer t For

having an offensive weapon (a revolver)

noon William

in his possession Seale was fine 1 $20 or two months’ imprisonment an i the wea pon waa ordered to be Mr Sealie took the mouths. The sentences run

confiscated.

concurrently om ———

Ger Ove.—-One of the neatest things in the line of special adverti-ing that has come under Tae Exaxtner’s notice for some time was shown ve to-day by Mr John A. McLaren, of James Paten & Co. It consists of a prettily<lecorated and neaily-printed eird, enclosing a bunch of heather. The idea is original, and the heather was obtained from the Perth- shire hills near Mr. MeLaren’s home in bonme Scotland. The cards will be dis- tributed at Paton & Co’s store to-night, between eig it and nine o'clock.

Thkep at tHe Hosprrat.—Mr. Emanuel McDonald, the only son of Mr. Laughlin McD wwald, of South Lake, died last night at the City Hospital. He was landed from the American echooner Epps G. Tarr, and entered the hospital on the 4th of this month suffering trom meningitis of the brain. He was given the best of care and was attended by Dr. S. R. Jenkins. But the disease proved too much for the eilerts made to conquer it. The body was taken on this morning’s train to Souris.

Mr. McDonald was only twenty-two vears old, and his friends and acquaintances will regret to hear of his early death.

Ix Fvuit Broom.—The Halifax Herald reports that J. W. Messenger, of South Farmington, picked a box of ripe straw - berries on his farm during the week of Ovtober 4th, and that Herbert Whitman, also of South Farmington, had trees in fall bloom on the same date. From the same paper we als» learn that J. M. Gel- dert picked in his garden, Jubilee road, Halifax, on Wednesday morning, black- berry blossonis and berries ; and that Mrs. Knight, Victoria road, had some lucious ra*pberries on her tea table last Wednes- day evening, just picked from her own garden.

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Av rue Opera Horsa.—Spedon will appear in Opera House (see-corrected advt) on the 24th inst. His entertainment is pronounced by all who have seen it to be one of the most interesting and humorous on the boards at the present time. It is, above all,a moral entertainment He is a great reader of character, and portrays on his drawing paper many of the oddi-

ties he meets with ou his travels, While he is drawing he tecites, talks or lectures. Besides being a funny

cartoonist, he isa good landycape artist. Nothing of the sort has been given here since Bengough visited us. His entertain- ments resemble Bengough’s * only more ~.” saciiescillniincati

Crartotrrerows Besixess Couiece,— The Chief Superintendent of Education (Prof. D. J. MeLeod) will addvese the sitdents attending the Charlottetown Bu-i- peas College and Writing Academy te- yrorrow at Il a.m. Rev. Lic. Morrison and ether educationalists will al-o be present. Mr. J. Harry William, a graduate of the Charlottetown Business Coiieg-, has been appointed instractor in penmanship to the eta fents attending the institution, Mr. Williame is ove of the best—it not the

be-t—penman in this Province, and judg- | ing Ly the way be presented his sulject to the studeate last evening, he is as able to teach as to write.

AT THE BUTTS, The scores made in the cgmpetition of No. | Company, G. A., in Their regular

annual competition will be found below: — |

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DAILY EXAMINER .

|

FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS,

Cholera Prevalent ia Alexandria, Atexaxpnria, Egypt, Oct. 16. The total number of cases of cholera at Dam ietta np to the evening of Oct. 15 was 16, and the number of deaths up to the same

| time, 4.

Fires Caused by Careclessness,

Wiyvipec, Oct. 16.—Investigation proves that the disastrous prairie fires of the past week were,in every instance,caused by the carelessness of farmers er men in charge of threshing engines.

Beston's Masonle Temple.

Sosron, Oct. 17—A_ special meeting of the Leland Lodge of Masons of Massachu- setts was held at Union Hall this after noon, and after brief discussion the Board cf Directors were authorized to dispose of the Ma-onie Temple property recently damaged by fire. This is supposed to meau that a new building wiil be erected.

The Spanish Sailors Found Guilty,

Maprin, Oct. (6.—The Imparcial’s Huyti despatch says: The court martial has condemned the lieutenant command ing the Spanish gunboat Mercantes, which was recently captured and plundered by

| insurgents while lying at anchor near Santi-

Pte

ROE. Gr. TES MEU. wi noone snscecnes oe I, Soc ae eclacuaces Oe Wee Ti; TR chains ss son dseanes . 62 OA Ue iss ckksnenienens 60 Go: PF. V. ORetity . <.... sine cele eh, a hs I bide cass sctseen ce, OO hs BR. OR ince is in sneees 58 a Se Civ ccisncstatibercicks Gnas Oe i. 2a, RR «5. acs andes «6 ns os i, Bs ee Oc kccacins dns then 62 Corp. John McLeod....... St Gor. D. MeLaren...... 20 sore: B. GEOPRRIM... osiccckess iesndaedvaaaen 56 SRO Bi IG Gi eceviscctiensietnein . 49 os. T. Howatt $0. 900b0.00 680s 660600 000000086 48 Gs Tc, NN soins nc cteirdccece scars 47 OO eg bids) svectiac nc... 6 oe Be | Se ee icon eee PNET Bi. HOOUNTE co ck cs cccncects ss cgcs Gunner Geo. Mclean................ ak wt BG ons wiccantasiececa OO do, Geo. Gillespie earn eee eserecereereees 42 do. Job Ward eed 42 ee SF ea 338 ee ee 38 | do. 8. Craie..... ciweesiee souk dae) ae do. G. Laweson......... cual cnc ae do. J Kennedy coves Ce scceececoecocese 31 Pe Bh MUI cs cecatcncius + sneububas 28 Guaner Jas. Preach ................-.. a es a NN i ica cits wocinkcenennl eel

do W:n. Gillespie

The prizes were distributed at the Drill Shed last evening, The captain and oificers of the company are very thankful to the following gentlemen for prizes in cash : Lt.-Col. Longworth, Major Morson, Lt- Col. Moore, Lieut. Bartlett, Corporal Good- will, Jndge Hodgson, Hon. L. HH. Davies, Hon. F. Peters, E. D. Sterns, A. McDon ald, Robert Palmer, J. Pitblado, D. R. McLellan, John Ings, F. W.H., U. A. a =: hh SS A. McLean, 4. D.M., W. H. A, M. F. Drake, and six Frieud~, and the following for other prizes : Reddin Brov., The Morping Guardian, Geo. Carter & Co., The Daily Patriot, A. E McEachen, Tue Datty Examiner, John- eon & Johnson, A. W. Reddin, G. H. Tay-

lor, R. K. Jost, Prowse Bros., McKay Woolen Co., John McLeod & Co. NO. 2 COMPANY COMPETITION.

No. 2 Co.. G. A., held their annnal com petition yesterday. Challenge Cup with 65 pointe, lowed by Gar. F. Gill, 64, Sergt MeNevin, 63; Gnr. R. W. Jones 6°); Gur. Harry Jen- kins 6'; Gnr. Herman an? Gar. Herb Jones 60. The men wish to thank the officers and friends of the company who so kind!y contribated towards the They will continue to drill every Monday night until further orders, oO oO

Capt

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dor e< Ol,

pr ze liet.

MARRIAGE AT SUMMERSIDE,

The marriage of Eliza Waye, daughter of Mr. Robert Waye, and Mr. John S. Rameay, al! of Summerside, took place at the residence of the bride’s parents, at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. C. H. Cook, in the presence of the immediate relatives and friends. Miss Madge Wave, the bride’s sister, was bridesmaid, while Mr. E. W. Manson was groomsman.

At the conclusion of the marriage ser- vice a wedding breakfast was served, after whien the bridal party drove to SS Nor- thumberland and received a good “send off” from a number of friends on the wharf.

Mr. and Mrz. Ramsay will spend a brief honeymoon in parts of Canada and U. 8. Tae Examiner joins with the happy couple’s numerous friends in extending con- gratulations.

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PERSONAL. James Kelly and J. C. McKay, of Char

lottetown, were registered at the Albion Hotel, Halifax, on Wednesday.

Mr. Chas. 8. Pickford, of Pickford & Black, Halifax, is here on a bussiness trip. He is at the Hotel Davies.

John S. Ramsay, wife and son, of Sum merside, were registered at the Clifton Hotel, St. John,on Wednesday.

Mr.and Mrs. Joseph McCarey were at the Waverley House, Newcastle, N. B., on Wednesday.

Walter Matheson and C. F. Grant, Char- lottetown were among the guests-@f the Victoria Hotel, St. John, on Wednesday

Mr. Orlando Tay or ia herein the io- tereats of J. J. Snook, manufacturer of harness and saddlery, Truro. He is at the Queen Hoiel.

Mr. O. W. Coleman, of New Glasgow, N.S., is at the Queen. Mr. ‘Co'eman was to have left io the St. Lawrence this morning, but could not do so as that ateamer did not leave port. He then thought of going home via Summerside and drove to the station with that object in view, but finding that he could not make the necessary connections on the other side he returned to his hotel. Ue will probably leave to-morrow,

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A Prevry Piorrre.— The last issue of the Canatian Druggist, the leading Magazine of its kind in Canada, contains an engraving of the interior of Watson’s Drug Store.

EEE

MARRIED.

At St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, Charlotte- town, on the 14th October, by His Lord ship Bishop Macdonald, acsisted by Rev Dr. Morrison, Joseph MeCarey to Helen O'Shea, both of Charlottetuwn.

The November Delineator is now at

Carter’s Bookstore. Look out for Prowse Rros. ad. to- morrow, thoughts for thoughtful people.

Co'd weather is here; to is our beauti ful range of fall overcoatings in melton, Leavers, pilots, frieze, etc., etc. We now claim to have the most fashionable pa‘- terns in the city to select from. Why not leave yonr measure today? 8. A. Donald, the Fashionable Tailor.

XR £__. —— —————— ——

wy

Nano denn ay

»

Bought marked

Full § fine.

‘feet

|

Tue Wearnen.—Decreasing west and north-west wi

$1.00.

Ladies’ Flannelette Blouses.

the principal sizes in stock.

$1.98.

{, Ladies’ Flannelette Wrappers. —

discount.

BEER BROS.

at

a special discount and at a special price.

Ail

' ;

kirts, handsome patterns, Dozens bought at same

|

fair and cold,

Moore won the |

: West, Oct

Me- |

aca de Cuba. The crew of the vessel are

lalso found equally guilty with the com

manding oflicer. The punishment will be made known later.

Creat Damage from Drought,

Cixcinxxati, Uct. 16.—Drought is caus- ing great damage in portioms of Indiana, Ohio, Kentacky and West Virginia. There has been no rain for weeks. The water in the river is so low a boat cannot float,

and large quantities of produce of all kinds are rotting on the landing places, The loss will reach $1,000,000. A water

famine prevails in many places, scores of g nall towns being withovt a drop.

A Boy Killed by Smoking Cigarettes.

Pirrssvure, Oct. 16—Father Bigham, of St. Bridget’s Roman Catholhe Church, declared that Bartholemew Toomey, aged 14, had died in convulsions last Thursday, at his father’s house on Wick street, of cigarette smoking, The father admits this to be the case, and says he has a 12- year-old son also addicted to the habit and that he has already had symptoms from ihe same cause.

“panish Troops Defeated by Rebels.

Saxtiaco pe Crea, Oct. 3, via Key 16.—A battle took place at the mountains of Bageta, October, 2, between tie Spanish troops and rebels which laet- ei five hours, the Spanish were forced to retreat, leaving five ctlicers killed, ten officers wounded, and 3:0 soldiers killed and wounded. The Spanish trvops num- bered 2.600 and the insurgents, under An- toine Maceo, 800. The rebels might have captured the entire force of the enemy had they not run short of ammunition.

Relations Between Russia and Germany.

Beawix, Oct. 16.—The Kilnisehe Zei:- ung, Writing of the relations between Russia and Germany, says:—Prince Lo- banoff, the Russian minister of foreign atfaire, during his stay in Germany, en- jored it thoronghly, and: had a change of ideas with the leading German statesmen. He clearly intimated that in the Franco Geruian relations, his efforts will be directed toward the maintenance of peace, and he haa the assurance of Germany in his earnest wish for friendly relations with Russia.

Reforms tn Turkish Administration.

CexstaxtixorLe, Oct. 16.— Proposals submitted by representatives of Russia, France aud Eegland, for Turkish ad.ninis- tration in Armenia have been accepted by Said Pasha, awaiting the approval and sig- nature of the Sultan, before whom they hat beeu laid. The Sultan’s reply is not known, but itis hoped by the representa- tives of the powers that in the course of the week an imperial decree will be issued embodying the provistons of a new scheme iu which they stipulate, among other thing, that the imperial deputy commis- missioner charged with the execution of

| reforms shall be a Christian.

St, John’s Custom Department Demoralized

Sr. Jouy’s, N. F., October 16.—The smugyling disclosures which are growing now involve nearly every liquor deaier in the city. It is estimated the loss of revenue last vear through the operations of the syndicate was $60,000. Prominent officials, it is alleged, have been in active collusion with the smugglers. The whole customs departmeat of the colony is demoralized. The board of revenue will prosecute every person involved and the magistrates threat- en to cancel the license of every liquor dealer whose connection with the scandals is proved.

Those Armenians and Turks,

Loxpox, Oct. 16—The Daily News prints a despatch from Constantinople saying the agitation there is being renewed owing to the neglect of the Turkish officials to fulfiltheir promises given to Armenian refugees when they left their churches. Another attack was made on the Armen- ians on the 12th instant, when four were killed and a number wounded. It is alleged the police refused to interfere. On account of the action of the police the Armenians are again flocking to their churches for protection. Details have been received of an organized actack on Armenians by a Moslem mob at Akiesar, on October 9th — Forty-six Armenians were killed aud a number wounded,

You're Tcld

that nickels are trifles. They

: e

$ are not trifles. But, if you think so, we are after your trifling trade. We give you the

$ same treatment in your 5 cent trale as vour dollar trade. If you give us the firet chance at your “trifling” trade, we are satisfied your larger trade will

’ soon follow. One thing we have learned, that 5 and 10 cent bits of silver are worth more to ue than bare of gold that we can’t get. We don’t think ary department of our business is too small to merit our best at- tention.

¢

JOHNSIN & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggiste.

VBISVSSessesssesssess

EASILY ANSWERED.

What Brings Popularity ? CONSCIENTIOUS EFFOR! TO PLEASE.

That Explains Our Busy Store.

—_—_—

Puy FURNITURE of the MAKERS.

MARK WRIGHT & 60, 11D.

| JONDAY, 14th inst., at 7.30 p! m., at

Blowing Their Horns

Lots of people in our lines make a big blow on their horns to the old tunes of

-

*25 per cent. discount,”

334 per cent. discount,”

“No one cau buy as cheap as we do,”

‘No Furs like ours and the One Price

Band,”

and lots of other such rubbish. believe it. Talk is cheap. Blow, brag and bluster may catch the ear of the buyer for atime, but it won’t keep his trade.

Don’t you

to sell and not to satisfy. Their reputa- tion is almost as good as the average circus—ali promise and very little show. These are not

WEEKS’

methods of doing business. We believe in marking our goods at prices that will not allow big discounts, We are able to say, without “ blowing,” that our stock is CLEAN, FRESH and NEW; and al- though we had no big discount sale or col- lection of rubbish as a side show the past week, we were as busy as nailers, and ouc sales have been larger than ever. The public have confidence in our doing business, and that is

Honest Goods

— VP -—

the following regular goods at lowest prices :— Ladies’ Warm Undervests, 17c. Ladies’ Heavy - 40c. Ladies’ Unshrinkable do., 75c. Lav’ies’ Cashmere Hose, fine, 34e. Children’s. Golf Jerseys, a}l sizes. Fine I.inem Towels, 14c, $1.52 a dozen. Gents’ Fine Shetland Wool Undereloth ing, $1.30 a suit, worth $2.00. Gents’ Heavy Knit Shirts, 50 cents. Gents’ Cardigan Jacket, heavy, 90c. Heavy All Wool Grey Flannel, 15 cents.

The above bought cheap and sold cheap.

W.A. Weeks & Co..

THE PEOPLES STORF,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1995.

Annual Meeting. R

The general Annual Shareholders of the Hillsborough Skating Rink Company will be held at the office of M. & D. C. McLeod, in Charlottetown, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of Octo ber, instant, at 8 o’clock, p. m.

D. C. McLEOD, Sec’y-Treas,

Oct.

WHAT, NEVER?

“No, never before had I such com- fort as I got out of a pair of

12—1y t] 301 h

foCREADY’S TWO DOLLAR SHOES.” So say our customers. Have you ever worn a pair of

these Shoes? They are beauties— worth double the money. Why pay a big price when you can get a pair of these Shoes for so little money? Mind, they are wearers We have them in Laccd or Con gress, for Men only.

A. E. McEACHEN,

THE SHOE MAN.

BEAUTIFUL WRITING |

MR. CROSSKILL’S Evening Classes in

Penmanship and Shorthand wil! begin

P. E. Island Commercial College, over

way of

_ E. Island Railway

On and after TUESDAY, 8th October, 1595, the trains of this Railway will run Jaily (Sur d vys exceyted) as follows .—

Trains Outward,

Trains Inward,

The people who advertise in this way is |

Meeting of the |

Bank of Nova-Scotia. 3i—octll

Read down. Read up. PM ft Pu PM, SIR OOccved Charlottetown..... 12 2 € 45 337 659....Royalty Junction 12 03 427 733....-North Wiltshire... .1) 13 442 TG. ...ccs Hunter River.....105% 6B; BV7.....8 Bradalbane.......10 21 BB? SB. ..04 a, PEIN « succes 10 12 2 828. ....@ Freetown........ 956 SOO Bp ccsssee Kensington ,..... 935 6409 900 Ar { Lv 9 00 430 Sammerside / 710 1140 Ly (Ar82% 345 72% 1908, ..<+0.-Mlasoucne. ....... 810 822 Te Te sedace Wellington ....... 7 St 253 Si “3 Mien ¢ PASTA 2 notes CD 203 910 329.....6... O'Leary.......,.62) 1248 928 3805........Bleoomfieid........ 609 1219 i9 4) 355.........Alvertom........541 1140 OO. Od Fo. 5.0 0 REMIOUINS o.nc0s dnee 500 1030 MPM AM AM AM vw} AM PM 62 30..,... Tharlotietown. ....920 545 64> 31'....Royalty Junction....905 625 TQ BM is see vee Bedford.........84) 449 75>. 405 (ly 815 415 Mt Stewart 815 410 (Ar 810 40 855 488..... .. SOO... vncn cece 742 3m) to eo Bt Peter’s ...s..0. 7 2 250 10O1l 53! -Bear River....... 646 20% 1055 605 pe eee 615 1 20 AM PM PM A M . Gree | 8 25 --Mount Stewart..... 810 3D POTS BO, sess yc Cardigan.:..... 7 i7 238 wp 007, £20, .,;... Georgetown...... 7 00 215 A M PM PM AM BBD. .cceeeceerseees Emerald........--cecsoe 8 05 625 reer eS SL PM A™

4. McDONALD, Superintepdent, Charlottetown.

Rallway Office, Cet 5. 1895.

D. POTTINGER, Gen Mer Govt. Rys, Moncton, N B.

Honest Prices, WALKING STICKS,

Our stock is well bought, and we offer |

Just in from New York,

Latest in Knobs and Crcoks,

Gold and Silver-headed.

A PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM.

REDDIN BROS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

oct] 6

W. N. TANTON,

(L te in the employ of W. W. Wellner

Having opened a Jewelry Store on east side Upper Great George Street, wishes to announce that ke intends to pay special attention to REPAIRING OF WATCHES, CLOGKS, JEWELRY, ete. Having had eighteen years’ experience at repairing he is in a pesition to guarantee satisfaction, and deliver promptly all work entrusted to his care.

Will also kcepon hand a select line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

W. N. TANTON,

East Side Upper Great George St. Oct. 12—246 w

A Snap in Sponges |

One Case of nice Sponges

bought ata bargain. Our

price, 2 cents each.

OCTOBER !

The month BULBS. the best quality and sell

to plant

We keep only

them at low prices.

HASZARD & MOORE,

ROOKSELLERS. Charlottetown, Oct. 10, 1895.

GREAT

OF *

Gents’ Furnishings, Hats

AND ——

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Going on—25 (o 40 per cent. Discount.

SALE

of above goods must be sold.

Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains.

All

“: :

A. BRUCE,

Merchant Tailor.

Leading

en nn

garment.

on each yard.

You Won't Feel the Wind,

no matter how damp or penetrating it is, if you have a Jayer of

FIBRE _CHAMOIS

in your coat, vest, jacket, cape or other wrap. It defies all- breezes and adds no burden of weight, furnishing at the tame time the stylish stiffuess and body required in any

Tiy it as a warmth producer for men’s, women’s or chil- dren’s clo:hing; you will find wonderful comfort at slight expense. Light, Medium and Heavy weights, with the name

Four Fast Colors, Black, Brown, Slete and Cream. Pateuted, July 1890, March 1895.

345

NEW BOOKSTORE

ERY and FANCY GOODS.

JUST OPENED :—A full line of

BOOKS, STATION-

SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOU £UPPLIES always

on hand. McMILLAN & HORNSBY, Watson’s Old Stand, Opposite Prowse Bros. To arrive in a few days, a large assortment of Novels, Pee and Magazines. d&w—octl6 .

« 1

ene

4

a dy te Bay SS ere

eS

A splendid line cf Men’s Fiannel Top Shirts,— Plain Grey, Plain Blue and Fancy Tweed patterns.

Some have Collars, some haven't. Any of them would Le cheap at $1.20. Your choice

a for

5 9&c. :

i Moore & McLeod, $s

OSA

heen

ty ty

¥.

dy

meee

a

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will do well to call on us, will sell them Jow, and once introduced they will speak for best goods in the market to-day.

Charlottetown, August 14, 1895- 135 & wky

As announced through our dailies, we have removed to

We ha

to be a decided improvement in our accommodation.

o ssible) in the future than in the past. Call and see our New Store, and make a selection for for old friendship sake.

Charlottetown, October 11, 1895—135 & wky

ANNOUNCEMENT !

QUEEN STREET, next door to J. D. Meueod’s Grocery Store.

nicely and conveniently as possible to meet the requirements of the times. thanks are due our kind patrons for their liberal encouragement in the old stand, and we hope to leave no stone unturned to give them and others greater satisfaction (if

MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS,

Masonic Temple Building, Grafton Street.

Any person needing anything in the line of Tweeds, Flannels, Blanketings or Yarns In order to introduce our goods all over this Island we

They are the

themselves.

W. Cc. TURNER, Agent,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

new quarters, UPPER We believe the change our store fitted up as Our many

our

ve

a new Suit and Overcoat

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

STAR MERCHANT TAILOR,

Wants, Lost, Found, ve

be

For For

Men’s Ulsters,

For Fo- For For

Men’s Suits, Boys’ Overcoats, G Boys’ Reeters, 1 Boys’ Suits.

selling at very low prices. Extra):

values in Dry Goods.

e

Cc

Charlottetown, Octeber 9, 1895—dy & wky

ae A I

} > I

oes DP War

roy Street.

calling at Stewar'’s La paying for this advertisement.

family.

We have alarge stock. We are | *‘w«

George Street,

i

J. B. MACDONALD & C0.) cies

returning him will be rewarded—

eee

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

LOST.—Strayed from the subseriber’s resi-

dence, a beagle dog answering to the name of

“shot.”

Finder will please return to me and » suitably rewarded.—CHAS, LEIGH, Fitz- octls 2i

W ANTED,—Agents make $15 weekly

ing our silverware and miscellaneous goods.

Men’s Overcoats, ine

terms and catalogue.

nearly everything. Write for

supply THE QUEEN Si LVer-

For Men’s Reefers, WARE Co, Montreal. 8i WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A reliabic

salesman for a store on line of railway; good salary to right man; one acquainted with dry goods preterred.

Apply by letter to “Dry oods,” Box #53, Charlottetown. oct

THE PERSON who hursday evening last,

lost a young pig on

can getthe same by kery, Kent Street, and eeu

WANTED—\ capable girl in a_smail Inquireof Mrs BAGNALL, Grafton tf-—octi6

W ANTED--Girl for general housework in a unily ofthree. Apply at this office, octls

LET—Store and dwelling on Great Apply to EWEN MACDPOUGAL,

TO

octl6—tf

FOR SALE—Pure-bred Berkshire boar pig, ne year old; took first prize at Provincial ixhibition this fall. Apply te A MCNEILL & 0. tfi—octl6

LOST—On Tuesday afternoon, a fox terrier Any person Ropr Hoaa. octlé

COPY PRESS WANTED—Secrnd-hand

copy press, medium size. Apply at this office.

octs—ts

TO LET—A commodious warehonse on -ownal Street, until now occupied by A. iorne, Esq. Apply to Dr. BLANCHARD. septqz3—ut.

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CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS GOLLEGE

Opens on MONDAY NEXT, at 7,30 p. m.

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Those who wish to learn science of Accounts

should attend this Session.

L. B. MILLER,

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Saturday.

Mens’ Cardigan Jacke ts,

Twenty good value, at one dollar

ninety; our price one dollar thirty-

HOUSE. ™ ; 4

Ladies’ Kid Gloves,’

A new tot just rece ived.

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Street Kent School.

Henderson.

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And Writing Academy ="

W ANTED—An experienced girl for generai

aousework ; must be a good cook; referenc® required,—_Mrs G A DIxon. ;

ti—-sept) R Stambles has boarders at her and Dorchester

TO BOARDERS—Mrs. 5.

accommodation for esidence,? corner Prince

Situation central. Rooms large and

siry. House heated with hot water. sept 2,

TO LEs—The first of November, a cottags

»n Lower Prince Street, now occupied by Mra

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Leahy.—D CHAPPELL. octl4

TO LET—Half the Cottage adjoining West App!ly on the premises to Mrs. Oct 12, tf

MR A P AULIN

our well-known bii

poster, has received bis certificate of member ship in the Canada and U Agency, and can refer to them all applicants wanting work done in this -erritory.

8S Advertisers’

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LOST—This morning, in this city, a lady’s sfiver watch. at this office or Geo Carter & Co’s.

Finder will please leave sam< octs >T) LEY—In Southport Village, a large five rooms, with a commodious yard in rear of house ; possession given imme- rent moderate on application to JouHN KENNEDY, 4] King Square, Charlotte- Lown. ti—oct3 TO LET—A bouse lately accupied by Miss Siumpron, situated on south side of Grafton #ireet, between Rochford and West Streets, in good order. Apply to ARTHUR MELLISH, London House Building, Or corner of Great Gorge and King Streets, sept

TO LET—That desirable dwelling and pre- mises on Fitzroy Street, at present occupied by Dr Strickland; possession given 17th inst- Apply to M & DC McLgop. guar tfoct3

WYANDOTTES-—I have some very 1 dlver laced Wyaudott Cockerels for sale eheap.—R L Corron, Brighton. septzs

TO LET—The brick house on (jneen Siree now occupied by Charles Hermans, coniain ing pine rooms; heated by hot air: sion November Ist. Apply to ALEXANDER HoRNE. ti—septss

TO LET—That .

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beautifully situated two S ory dwelling on Prince Street, now occupiec vy James Reddin, Esq; possession given first of July next. Also, cottage situated on Hills borough Street, lately occupied by Wallace Arbing; possession given atonce. Apply to PEAKE Bxos & Co. 135 tf—septll

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A competent ser-ant for general housework ; must be a good cook; rejerences required. Apply to Mrs F PARKER CARVELL. ti—oct9

TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block Apply to Prowse BROS. tf—-mayl

REWARD: LOST—Between Bank of P. EK. 1. and Hillsboro Square, a plain gold ring. Finder rewarded, Cali at residence or office of J. T. Meilish,

“MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjoin- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most healthy mart of the city, fronting the Hillsborough Rive r, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. It has a fine lawn, coach house and stable; a most desirable residence; rent $200 @ year, paid quarterly. Apply to Bens DAVIES.

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W ANTED—Help for dining room and kit- chen work. Apply «t Queen Hotel between the hours of 10 and 12 o’clock in the forenoon, Good references required, tf—augl

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