THE DAILY EXAMINER -

tieir names

Am ants ' nave plac ; voters’ wt will be at- tended st the offices of Joha T. Mellish and .Eneas McD t, Eaqe Electors ghose names a i the list should at t sof the Opportunity

epee are

thas all eee CAL AND OTHER ITEMS L0G: : Fea G 4 Srectatty.—Beer Bros - H B.C i : ar i Vv meeting this ever - = fe ‘ meet g _ 1.0 \ ut St. Law- > _. «ae ; cture mn th ‘ norrow . ak + i Sut . ‘ nirt w S i Mr J tala - \ i Joshua Simp h t ia 5 e228 at he 4 M tlalifax, last week incon \\ all -A al Pp >» the W ‘ Ardmiss uly lt o hea Mr. { amy Ss ire ft ght a | T he ac of S&S Je epl s v2 wis wank Mr. J. J Tra ‘ M I y McDonald for kind salt bazaar sittieoes To-) ‘ The races and exhibition at ti getow will be held to-morrow and the f ‘ lay Train arrangments elsew i ay *s issue sa i In connection § with King’s |

County Exhibition, a substantial luacheon will be previded on the. roun’s by the ladies of Hely | rinity Church Tickets 25c

tines Tue ( Rowertsoxn Estate. —~ Time | wl a aad a ae ~Fremier Taillon, for rect r tenders by the adminirtratrix | fi a b girs in the city last night, iu- the estate of the late Charles E. Rob Eras Soe: POCONO dent that the Can- ot , O} | adian Pacific had withdrawn their notice rts us been been extended till the 25th sie aw : to the effect that they would pay the Gov- ns _— es fernment $7,000,000 in Novembe “r, the Wisren Cannrvats.—A movement is on | Fti¢e of the North Shore Railway, and foot t sinter carnivals in Moo- that the consent of the Cabinet was given an f . ' meeting hes heen | te company at a meeting in Quebec called t sult about the best wey to Loxvoy, Sept. 28.—The will of the late make a ehiy attractive event Mise Raine, an eccentric lady, who died > recenty, bequeathes to Lord R sndolph Cevyty Cocat.—The Ceunty Court of | Churchill her mansion and e-tate in Ox- Queens C ty, opens in Charlottetown on | fordshire, “in recognition of his command- Tuesday 23rd October, instant. Saturday | ing political genius.” i3th instant, is the last day for serving Orrawa, Sept. 28.—The Department of wee OS * for the Charlottetown | 4 griculture has been notified by the execu- tera oe tive committee on awards for the World’s Tur | ww Tus Basssn.— The Rink Fair that a further delay is likely to take opens at 7 ck thie evening. Admission — in the delivery of medals and _ 9 rey will be disposed of and | diplomas awarded to exhibitors at Chicago the bala: f the articles on hand will be It appears that the requisite parchment met v auction. Gueat bargains may | @* the diplomas was to be obtained in ones . ‘ Japan, but the United States authorities : - have delayed ordering it, and as war has Tar Nova Scotta Exnuinttiox.—The ae out between China aad Japan, Nova S s Provincial Exhibition § at | considerable time must elapse before the Halifax sed on Friday evening Dur- | parchment can be obtained. Meanwhile, ing the lays 35,000 visitora attended | exhibitors to the World’s Fair will have to the fair. The street cars and teams car- | whi-tle for their diplomas. ried about 15,906 passengers on Thurs-| Perra, Western Australia, Sept. 28.— dav Sir John Forest, the premier and treasur- P) Cas a on er, in aspeech before the legislature to- — x Coxvestiox.—The probil- day gave a glowing acc t of th itior ' for the M aritime Prov inces e sages ag position ren : . of Western Australia. He said that the oe . ro A ee on October Lith | pave nues during the vear of 1893 had in- se Reduced rates on all railroads | wreased 20 percent, while the expenses aod stea ats. All churches and tem ol deteteeed onle é —_ a perar 0 sheald- asad representa- bm — ed only our per cent. 1e@ i. population during the past four years had oe a made a rewarkable increase, amounting Acermpent.—On Saturday evening, while | 64 per cent. working at ' premises of ex-Councillor Wasninctoy, Sept. 28.—There are pre- Morri-, f Water and Queen Street«, monitions of trouble between Mexico and Mr. Harry E imonds, carpenter, fell from | Guatemala, growing out of a dispute over slakler and was somewhat bruised about | the boundary between the two countries. the back, he having come in contact with | President Diaz expressed a hope that the 8 portion e awning frame in falling. matter may be peaceably settled by nego- trations, Potice Covrt.— This forenoon, two young men, defendants in an assault and a battery case were each fined $8 and $2.: 87 DIED. cost or 49 days imprisonment. The defen- On Sept. 30th, after an illness of a few dent in another assault and battery case | hours, Kate MacKenna, aged 20 years. was fined five cents and $2.20 costs or five | May ehe rest in peace. days imprisonment. One drunk was fined {Funeral will leave residence of Mr. L. $3 or 15 days, and another was adjourned. | W. Watson, Water Street, at a quarter to — ; nine o’clock, Tuesday morning for St. Mxetixas.—G oe tem pe ae tr oie Danstan’s Cathedral, thence to Fort ander t au-pices of the W. T. U. will Augustus.] be he the Ph panicle Hall every evening during next week ——_—- — (except Wednesday) at 8 o'clock. These meetings w be conducted by John Me- THE SEASON Innis, assisted by the clergymen of the

city These meetings begin Monday, the Bth inst —_~—- Derantcre or «a Muastoxary.-—Mias Martha Clark, daughter of J. C. Clark, Es) , of Bay View, left for India under ap-

Teluges Boston, |

yniment as missionary to the fe. father accompanies her to where she joins a party Of missionaries goiug to the same country. She is sent

Out by the Baptist missionary Society of the Maritime Provinces ; eieillaidcaaiat

Bostos Comepy Compaxy.—The “Long | Strike” was presented at the Temple | Opera Honse Satur lay evening to a fair audience M Grey, Mr. Webber ad Mr. St P hens were good in their respective par At the close of the

third act, Mr

company would return on Thursday even

ing, No “oy on which occasion Watt Phillips’ society drama, “Maud’s Peril,” | will be put ipon the hoards satiate Gorp Demenara.—For eading &th September, a consignment, |

says a Demerara contemporary, of 442 i Ounces of gold arrived in town for the | Barnard Sy: licate the result of 20 days’ Worthing at the Himarracka placers The |

Prospects of valuable property are HOW brighter than a larg ye piece of |

hew ground ha

ever, just been opened out,

the returns f; vhich are equal to the |

best of any the syndicate bas yet | worked.—Port of Spain’ (Trinidad) Ga- Zette - — . ; Tue Baza The Cathedral Bazaar | Closed On Sat sv eve ning. There was

The election to de nost popular society,

Siarge attenda

tide which wa

ne Ancient © rof Hibernians or the} Benevol | Society, resuitedin a Vielory for the former the vote being A. = 7 667, B. 1. 8. 367 The anction

SAIC Was « byw Mr Beairato. There

| Lower Queen Street

} yutters with

| mivruled

Ww ebber announced that the | Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

ee . the week | When it

tel tite om Pater tow | MARK WRIGHT & 60, LED

i

WH) be anot n sale to-night, when the goods ré sining unsold will! be | disposed of. As everything must be sold bargain hunters woult do well to attend. The sale |. t 7

Those c derac,, & | arrived at George Car- } ter& Cy. sep 28

LITERS 10 THE EDITOR, '

‘ mmit pom vu NSAFE,

' | Sir,—The condition of Bay View bridge isa disgrace to the Government of this | country. The track is worn | through in several places and quite unsafe

for passengers Some hangers-on of the| boodlers’ combination laid 4 piece of p lank |

W. A oa

here and there a few weeks ago, some of | I VM Ny lk NS which they nailed with a few temporary |

nails, and others were left loose, to be knocked about by every vehic le that crosses, Qur Supervisor does not seem to be aware of its condition I suppose if there was an election near, he would know more about it. Would it not be well for them to give Prof. John T. and the other John a job there, as they did just on the eve of the Warburton-McNeill election. It might have the effect of confirming them a the Grit faith, in which

they are sup posed to be getting a little shaky. Come », ©. P. W., and see abont it. InpiGnant Resipeny

othe ROWDYISM RAMPANT. Sin,—On the 27th the vicinity of

( Yharlottetown, Was a

inst.,

terrible sight to witness. From three v'clock until five in the afternoon there was a maxx of fighting, with hun- lred< witnessing the disgraceful scenes—

men with grey hair using canes, and others the sidewalks and in the bruised aud blackened faces. face of thie, the temperance shouting Scott Act from the Now, Mr gEditor, if the tem- perance people ever e spect to be success ful, they will have to drive out of our Is- land this voted C. T. A., and introduce some temperance law in its place, or go fur Prohibition, or High License. Ei ther will be better.

rolling on

And in the pr " le are se “tops.

_— M. Devayey. North Tryon, Sept. 28th, 1894

7oe*

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

FOR COUGHS

is coming again. Re member that JOHN- SON’S COUGH SYRUP

is still to the front as a

pleasant and _ reliable remedy. Frice 25 cents.

Johuson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. octl

Comes the ‘Time

you must furnish a house, THEN COME TO US. If we cannot give you the best value in Furni- ture found anywhere, don’t buy from ns. We don’t want your money unless we can benefit ‘ou, Remember, FUR- NITURE selling is our “ forte.”

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

Children’s Millinery.

Are you interested in a beautiful display 0, Trimmed Millinery for Children ? stock, just to hand, is very attractive, and includes

many dainty novelties,

BEER BROS.

If we have not exactly what you waut, Miss Dunlap will Provide something novel for your inspection.

Tue Wearnes.~ Freeh to high winds, mostly easterly ; unsettled with rain.

Our new

yourselves

——- ()}

Mantles, Jackets

Wantle Department.

Latest German and English make, all pers mally selected. Our variety is very large, our styles correct, our prices the

lowest. Visit this depart-

ment when purchasing,

Rich Furs!

In Fur Goods we carry one

of the largest and_ richest

Furs

special

of in the city.

stocks

Very display of

GREENLAND SEAL CAPES

[S, 20. 22. 24. 37 and 30

inch lengths. Our prices on

these goods are low.

Wholesale

Charlottetown, September 17, 1894—m I

W. A. WEEKS & 66.,

*

¢—_—__._.

and Fine Furs, ee ‘s |

and Retail.

wit

| | | |

is not the best in the city. that what we say is true, ported and made from our own manufactured goods, are also headquarters for Tweeds, our own make heing the best goods you can get anywher 5 every farmer , Underclothing and Gents’ “Furnishings in all prices,

knows that. show goods.

GET OUR

them that

come and

Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

Charlottetown, September 24, 1894—m

LADIES’ FELT HATS,

Latest American Styles Just Received.

OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT

Is now complete.

ever this Fall to suit our lady customers in this department. German and English made Jackets of Beaver, Nap Cleth and ‘I'weed, in Black, Navy, Cinnamon Brown, Seal Brown and Myrtle.

HARRIS & STEWART, London House.

Hats, Caps, Blanketing Highest price,

a questiou of

* t always feel

—_———{x)

SANDERSON & C@O.,

Weare better prepared than |

a v0 OUR

FALL AND WINTER BOOTS

J B. MACDONALD & 0).

St i he it ed he a a ae ee oe

YOU SHOULD NOT

Binder Twine. CUSTOMERS !

IS NOW

Our Prices will be

fourd the L

SPOCK

—_— QO}? ——__.

COMPLETE.

—_—_——

An immense Stock to choose from

J. Hs.

Charlottetown, October 1,

a ee

— ones

OVERCOATS AND REEFERS.

Mi

1894—dy

Red Cap, - -

W. E. DAWSON. W. E. DAWSON.

Charlottetown,

Blue Ribbon,| powy, front

‘Best Machine Oil in the City low, or even a little better.

ign 8, 1894—m w

VichAY WOOLEN COMPANY.

west in the

PAIL PO

ACDGNALD & CO.

aE A N= a

MONDAY, OCTOBER i,

> Ute.

SEE OUR SPOCK

|

OF —~—

Prices right.

coryar gut,

— ee

| PRICES wish to inform you

AWAY that T am alway to the with low prices, and will guarantes to mect the lowest of the

‘FLOUR, TEA AND SUGAR

Are Some of the Necessaries of Life.

GOOD GROCERIES.

There is something substantial about | | Sugar

satisfies. QUALITY

finding

you may }

sure of us at the

front. As for PRICE, we are right in it. Weigh well our words, then

see how we weigh.

\

Newson Block, Victoria Row.

| NEW GROCERY

— \N i

Meat Store.

—_—_—-—-

our

The subscriber begs leave to inform the

public that he has now in stock, at his old and well-known business stand, Richmond Street. a large and well-selected stock of the finest GROCE RIES, which will be | sold at the lowest prices for cash,

Also, constantly on hand, a full supply | of BEEF, PORK, BACON, ete.

High-g vrade FL OUR and TE: AS,

sale and retail.

whole-

THOMAS CAMPBELL. septlS

Dominion Coal al Company, Ltd.

The undersigned d having been appointed | sole selling Agents in ‘the Province of | Prince Edward Island for the above Com-

pared to issue orders for Round, Slack and Run of Mines, and will keep a stock | of each kind of Coal on hand to supply customers at lowest prices. PEAKE BROS. & CO., Selling Agents. Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—tf

BASKETS

Two Thousand POTATO BASKETS for sale lew.

CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town, Sept. 20, 1894—dy

L septl7—4i

old Sydney Mines Round & Slack.

}

| j | |

pany’s Mines in Cape Breton, are now pre |

| |

We have Flour to suit everybody in quality and price.

in Granulated, When it comes to| We invite you to try our Groceries, feeling confident that goods and prices.

Ch’town, a

COAL. GOAL“ *

Landing and to Arrive:

4,000 TON:: COAL

‘Acadia

Every Visitor and Exhibitor at

Is cordially invited to come and judge for yourselves

READY-MADE CLOTHING

We claim we have the largest and the cheapest, and we want you to see for We have a very laree assortment of Ulsters and Overcoats, and we are selling them at a very small margin,

Cash or Trade, always paid for Wool.

orner of Queen and Grafton Streets.

a

26, 1894—mon wed fri

Powdered,

the Exhibition

if our show of

both im- We

No trouble to

Remember the place,—

ia Tea to satisfy all tastes Cut Loaf, Porto Rico, Trinidad and Yellow Refined. you will be satisfied with.

Ss. B. ENMAN & CO,

In the Building formerly occupied by J. D. McLeod, Queen Street

AUCTION SALE,

Public Auction, on

Intercolonial

Vale

C.LYONS & CO.,

QUEEN’S WHARF.

Charlottetown, September 29, 1894—dy 6w

Farm For Sale. |

The subscriber offers

Farm, containing about sixt There are six outbuildings,

is in good repair.

Wednesday, Oct. Srd.,

AT 12 O’CLOCK, NOON,

His store and wharf property on Main Street, near Queen’s Wharf, Georgetown. The building is 32x56, and 24 stories high.

The shop has large plate glass windows in front, is finished with walnui counters, and suitable shelving and drawers, ready

for use.

Plan of plots and terms at sale on tne premises

Dated September 10th, 1894

CHARLes Owen Geo’town, Sept. 15—2aw & wid

. “ HITTMEETS ee ee . the wants of every house- keeper who wishes to 66 66 save

TIME,

for sale his valuable acres. House

some are newly built. There are twoorchards, one containing sixty trees of different varie-

ties of fruit.

About one aud a haif miles | Wiil be sold low whilst landing.

from the city, Terms easy.

sept25~—8m dy & wky

©. BENOIT.”

TROUBLE, EXPENSE.

“TAC MOd

DNIMVa

em NV WAY Coal! Coal! STTEGOOW

| Landing ex wheel “Brilliant, a cargo e. { of the best Screened Coal for Grates, etc.

septl4

WANTED—A married couple or twog en-

1894.

——_—--,

P B ‘ISLAND RAILWAY,

King

trains will be with the Races and Exhibition

P» ‘ ro Bathtss

5 County. Exhibiiion. The following arrangement for fares and carried cut in connection to be held the 2nd and 3rd of

at Georgetown on

October next.

be issued from Summerside,

tirst-class fare will Winsloe and

Return tickets at one

intermediate Staiions by reguiar trains on

the Ist and 2nd of turn up to and on the

on October ls | 2nd and 31 ‘at October, | up to and on the 4th of October.

|

October, good for re- Sth of October. Return t-class fare will be issued from Charlottetown, Souris and _ ations by afternoon trains and by all trains on the rool for return

; tickets at one fire

intermed =

On October 2nd and 3rd a Special Pas-

| seuger Train will

Leave Charlottetown at 8.00 a. m. stand 5 “ “

ty. Junction, 8.15

Sedford, 8.40

Mount Stewart, 56 « -

Cardigan, 10.00 * Arrive Georgetown, 10.20 «

Leave Gorgetown for re-

turn at 5.00 p.m. “

Return tickets will be issued by these trains and by regular morning train from Souris on same dates, at the following rates, good for return by same train on date of issue :—

Charlottetown to Bedford, inclusive, $1.00 Souris to Morell, - 1.00 All other Stations, One first-class fare

The afternoon train for Souris will be detained at Mount Stewart to connect with Special Train from Georgetown.

Live Stock and other Exhibits paying regular tariff rates over the Railway to Georgetewn, will be returned free to original shipper, as also will race horses

going by rail. D. POTTINGER, Gen. Man. Can. Gov. Railways. A. McDONALD, Acting Superintendent. oe Offices, Ch’town, ; iS8th September, 1894. §

__ Sept 24—24, 26, 28, oct i. oe wky

P, B, ISLAND RAILWAY.

Prince County Ex...dition.

The following arrangement for Fares and Trains will be carried out in connec- tion with the Prince County Exhibition and Races to be held at Summerside on the 4th of October next.

Return tickets will be issued at one first- class fare from Charlottetown, Cape Tra- verse, Tignish and intermediate Stations to Summerside on the 3rd and 4th of October, good for return on the 4th and 5th only.

On October 4th a Special Passenger Train will leave Charlottetown for Sum- merside, to run on the following time schedule, which is standard :-—

Leave Charlottetown,

7.45 a.m,

Royalty Junction, se 6° North Wiltshire, 635 * Hunter River, 845 “ Bradalbane, 9.16 « Emerald, 926 * Freetown, ae. *

_—

ave Summerside for return, 5.15 p. m.

Return tickets will be issued by this train from Stations between Charlotte- town and Colville, inclusive, to Summer-

side, at $1.00 each, and from other Sta- tions at one first-class fare, good for re- turn by same traia on date of issue.

A Special Passenger Train will also

Leave Tignish, 6.45 a. m. stand.

a1. © “

10.36 * ” for

5.00 p. m.

* Miscouche, Arrive Summerside, Leave Summerside

reiurn at ’

Return tickets will be issued by this train at the undermentioned rates, good for return by same train on date of issue:

Tignish to Bloomfield, inclusive, $1.00

Mill River to Conway, - 80

McNeill’s Mill and intermediate Stations one first-class fare.

Live Stock and other exhibits paying regular tariff rates over the Railway to Summerside, will be returned free to original shipper, as also will race horses going by rail.

The Cape Traverse train will be detain- ed at Emerald to connect with Special from Summer: ide.

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Man. Govt. Railways. A. McDONALD, Acting Superintendent,

Railway Offices, Ch’town, 18th September, 1894,

sept24—24, 26, 28, oct 1,2. wky

DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

—_-—

Office «-- Bent Street

Aug 16, ’94—ly

Wants, Lost, Fouad, &

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

W ANTED—A good, smart, steady giri for eneral housework. Apply at this office.

octl LOST—Atthe Exhibitioa Bailding yester day afternoon, a lady’s hand satchel with

prize card and pass book, with owner's name on them. Any person finding above wili confer an everlasting favor by leaving it at the store of ©. J. Patron & Co. septa

WANTED By a@ young mao to invest, a partuership in ¢ Address A B, care of this office.

LOST—A small dark satchel containi purse with money and a silk handkerchie! in it, near the residence of Charies Small

tichmond Street. Finder will be reward by leaving same at CHARLES SmMALLWoop’s.

se pts Li—zi

with capitai business,

“FOU IND—A Stethescope. Apply at this office. se pla

Ww AN rED—By the first of October, a giri for general housework in a amall uly. Apply at EXAMINER ¢ffice. weptw

TO LET—The single tenement on Stuart Street, containing six rooms besides kitchen

andattic. A large lot of ground can be used asavarden if regaired. Occupied at present by Mrs. Webb. Possession October ist. A)

ply to ALEXANDER Horne.

TO LET—One-half of subscriber's nou on Orlebar Street, containing six rooms. ant situation; rent moderate. Appl NEY GREY.

OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms above the Merchants’ Bank of P, E. Island, ton aa oceupied by Miss Chisholm as an Art Rtadio, with fire-proof vault. Possession given Oct.

Pleas- © Sip-

Lith. Apply at Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island, eod

HOUSES TO LET—Three comfortable houses on Pleasant Street, with stables and coach house. Apply to BEAIBSTO, Auc- tioneer. 4w law—eepuls

Per ERS, | Sidmont. —

TO LET-— The Dwelling House on corner of Prince and Dorchester streets, heated with hot water and containing nine rooms a ply to Groner ALLEY. tte

TO LET—A tenement containing five rooms ina dwelli house on Alley Street. Possession given llth October ext. Tuomas ALLEY. thu sat La—septlg

FOR SALE oR tO ay brick bulild- ing known as the “Terrace Hi ” situate On the corner of Pownal and aes for sale or tole. The building is well nished throughout, will be soid or let either furnished or unfurnished. For parti

a

PEAKE BROS. & CO. tlemen boardersin a peivate family; central ‘ locatioa, nice rooms. Appl by aad ea B CO, Ex- sept28—2i AMINER Office. pd—sept7

cularsappiy M. P. Hogaa. Uf —wuga7

W ANTED—<A Bonsemaiid. Apply to Mus F __ ae _

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