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Local and Other Items.
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PRIN 7 The session ¢ Prince 2 4
ollege will begin on Tuesday next, “ej er Ot Pay | Taxpayers should psy up their
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taxes 1n advertised. -
Tas S. S. Premier, due here from Halifax
to-morrow at noon, will sail on return vis Symmerside to-morrow evening at six o'clock. -
Gewixnc Crrcee.—The ladies of the
Masonic Temple Sewing Cirele will meet morrow afternoon at 230 in the Lodge Reom. - fue remedial virtues of the Wilmot Spa Waters is not unknown to me, and I have ssion to recommend them to
Ireneman, M. D.,
already had o sme of my patients - Halifax, N.S SKODA’S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and finest Cosmetic made. Removes Siackheads, Pimples, etc., a5 ifby magic. 3 og. tubes in elegant cartons 50 cts. -
GRATIFYING TO ALI The high position at- universal acceptance and ap proval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrates the value of the qualities on which ite success is based. and are abune dantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company.
tained and the
international cricket- ing Revs. F. W. Terry, Ww. W. Jonea, J. M. Laing, Toronto; L Coste, O D. Warden, WG. Bristowe, Ot- tawa; W. A. Henry (Capt.) J. G. Ben gough, Halifax; A. G. Gillespie, A. F. R. Martin, Hamilton; and D J. Bacon Sub stitntes—D. W. Saunders, Toronto; W. R Marshal!, Hamilton; and C. R, Atkinson,
Chatham.
CRICKET The yg team is as follows
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Srors Broken into.—The store of George Rackham, corner of Prince and Kent Streets, wes entered by burglars last niyvht or early this morning, and a quantity of pickles, canned salmon, biscuit, etc , and some loose change in the ti!l wastaken therefrom. Ap entrance ed by breaking a pane of glsés in The police dis e premises had bee a broken inorning, and
was effect meof the shop windows
vered that *f int bout hall pas* five this
promptly reported the mutter to Mr. Rack ham. caitibnitiaiidiaapet Kickal Ivoras Mevicrye Co, Cu’ town: GENTLEMEN The Sagwa which I got from
you is ali sold and I am sending to W. R Watson's for a new supply. Kindly arge him to send it as quickly as possible as it is ikely to meet with a ready sale, and J am only sorry I didn’t give you « larger order shen you were here. Hoping this will find you allia good health, I remain yours truly, Jous Dove. Campbellton, Aug. 29, 1892 nttienieill
No Prace Like Home.—A number of French-Canadians from Lowell, Mass, assed through Moatreal on the 28th, ea route for Verner, Out., where a great many f their repatriated countrymen have been settled. They say the time has passed when French-Canadians can make money in the States, and that they have decided to come back to Cinida and asttle down to an agricultural life They add that they will ba followed shortly by hundreds more of their compatriots now living in the E wstern States
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Potice Count.—This morning William Welsh, betrer known as ‘ Smiler” Welsh, was given three months imprisonment with hard jabor for the larceny of a coat valucd at $10 from a youog min named Chisho!n-. The larceny was commitied in March last, the coat being taken from the Queen Hotel stables, about Chisholu: was em- ployed sat thattime. ‘‘Smiler” was seen luating abuut the stables and yard on the day of the theft, and on Sunday last Chis- holm saw him on the atreet wearing the cos **Smiler” said he could not tell how the coat carne iato his possession as he had been drinking.
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Tae Torr. -—- The Hotel Brunswick Futurity races begin to-morrew on the Moncton Driving Park. The Times says; Mr. Harry Horne arrived in Moncton Satarday eveniog with his 3 year-old filly, Loot 8, which starts in that class next Thursday. It was this gentleman who, with only three weeks handling, drove the phenomenal yearling, Brighton Boy, owned by Chas. Dockendciff, of North iver, P. E. L, in 128 (half-mile) over the Charlottetown Driving Park last week, which beats all previous records for that age inthe Dommion, and if everything works well, we do not see why Mr. Horne will not **amash up” the 3-year-old record with Loot S., who has alresdy this year started in four races, winning three first moneys and one second. Before coming
to Moncton se received ailght injury te one of her tendons, but Mr. Horne thinks it will 1 prevent her frum ‘** gettiug there just the same.” clientes For Bosros.—The steamer’ Britannia,
Capt. Doane, sailed for Boston yesterday evening at six o'clock with a general cargo snd the following large passenger list ;— Florence Mahar, Jessie Mahar, Mr Duno, C Denn, J M Baker, Miss Wright, Mrs C Snow, Mrs O'Meara, Chas O'Meara, Annie Hubbard, Mra W W MeLean, Misa Fraser, Mrs W L Richmond, Chas Edward, Mrs Edward, Geo DeCoursey, Mrs R Munroe, Belle Davidson, John McLean, Mr Goff, Mra Dean, Miss Ked- mond, Mr McRae, Mia McRae, W Sigsworth, FA White, Mea Foran, Mra Revens, Emily Re ¢ 1s, Mise McDonald, C A Shadow, Robt Revens, Mrs A McLeod, Miss McLeod, Mre M Pa hard, Mrs Elworth, Miss Ansland, Rath Ansland, Jane McDonald, Angus Me Donald, Mary McCarthy, Eliz’ McCarthy, Mis Kennedy, Mrs P Slaver, Kertha Slaver, Pearle siaver, 8 S McLeod, Mr Finey, Albert Clarke, Mre Tarr, M A Brown, G Halloran, Edward Halloran, Maggie Bale, A Grant, D (railant, lohan Rooney, J P Horne, M E C sgrove, S J Cosgrove, Ann McCarthy, Mr Elvward, Mrs Elyward, Mre McDuff, G D Wyatt, Etta Foran, Bessie Rodd, Jessie Ward, R Aitken, R B Gardner, Aane Farqu harson, § R Erato, J Campbell, Mrs Camp bel! Ann | yan Miss P ole, Mrs Trowan,
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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, |
SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.
RIFLE ASSOCIATION,
Annual Meeting at Ottawa.
Weston
Re-Election of Officers:
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Major Shot.
The Position of the Teams.
Orrawa, Aug. 30.
For the first time inthe history of the Rifls Association an accident occurred at the competition. Shortly after four o'clock yesterday M»jor Weston and Capt. Stevens both of the 66th Battalion, Halifax, pro- ceeded to shoot where the revolver imatehes were in progress. Captain Stevers handed in hia ticket to the register keeper and stepped forward to fire. He was using his owo weapon, and while in the act of cocking | it his thumb slipped and the revolver was dis- charged, Mejor Westoo was standing to the left of Captain Stevens, but somewhat in front of him. The bullet from the revolver struck a small stick and glanced off and bur- ied itself in the fleshy part of Major Weston’s left leg. He will be confined to the hospital tor a few days.
At the Rifle League meeting held last night the old council were re-elected for all provinces, except Nova Scotia, in which Capt. Bishop was substituted for Colonel Murray, and Major Weston for Colonel Walsh. At this meeting, cups were presented to the teams,the first of theten men team being won by the 13th Battalion of Hamilton. The 821 Battalion of Charlotte- town take sixth place. The Halifax G irrison Artillery take the 12th plsce, and the 63d Battalion,of Halifax,the 16th place. Of the 20 | men teams the Queen's Own, Toronto,take the first place and the Hal.fax Garrison Artillery | take the fifth place In the Rifle Association | teams, Amberst Association Kentville fifth.
stands first,
Cholera in Great Britain
Several Towns Infected.
Lonvon, Aug 30. If all deaths being reported from Asist c cholera are true, there is no doubt that: Great Britain is havieg «4 visitation of the} dreadful scourge From Gravesend, Swan- sea, Glasgow, and Dundee—towns in Eng- | land, Scotland and Wales—reports come of | deaths from the disease, showing that the efforts of the healch officials to keep it out of the country have proved fruitless. Yes- terday afternoon it was reported that a person died from Asiatic cholera at Bo!ton, a large manufacturing town which lies | twelve miles northwest of Manchester. | Permission was given by the health ofticials | at Middlesborough for tha landing of the crew of the steamer Gerona from Hamburg. This promises to have most serious results. Before the vessel was placed in quarantine a number of the ship’s company departed for their homes. Six went to Dundee, and another of the crew went to Aberdeen. Among those sent to Dundee one died from disease pronounced to be cholera. Another member of the crew who went to South Shields was found suffering frum cholera.
Ralliway Rascals —~Committed.
AMHERST, Aug. 3).
Two pris.ners, Peter A. McMullen and Wm. MeMallen, beth of Springhill, were} this afternoon committed for trial on a charge of placing a trolley on the railroad near Springhill. The evidence given at the preliminary examination showed that there was enough msterial on the track to derail the engine and cause a serious if not dis- astrous accident, especially as the engine would strike the obstruction where the line curved,
The Canal Difficulty. Orrawa, Aug. 30.
Referring to the recent unfriendly action of | the Washington Ui »vernment, th» Minister of Marine to-day stated that within the past year his department have, at the requeat of the United States, established several lights to complete a system of rang: lights required for the Sault canal. I[t will now be in order to consider whether there sh ald be maintain- ed at the expense of the Government of the Dominion.
Eurcka! Toronto, Aug. 30. The new Provincial law, imposing a tax | on the estates of deceased persons will. at | the present rate, yield Ontario $509,000 a year. This new source of revenue will make the ordinary income and out-go of the Province about balance. Wealth Wins. Hauirax, Aug. 30. Daniel O'Day, of New York, and Miss Eliza Page, the adopted daughter of Dr Page of Truro, were married yesterday at St. Mary's Cathedral. ©’Day is wealtby. He is a Catholic and Miss Page a Presby- terian.
| / Naval
Haurrax, Aug. 30. The warship Blake left for Montreal at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon She will be absent five weeks. Lady Hepkins ac- companies the Adm ral. The Tartar will ; remain in port until Sept. 7, when she also | leaves for Montreal. |
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The Caron Case
Orrawa, Aug. 30 The Caron Commission will probsbly meet here about September the 12th. J, | 8. Archibald, of Montreal, has been re- | tained as Government Counsel.
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i Now is th time to get cheap crockery and
M iga ( a oO’ . Herbert, Hal‘, Dr Hatch, Mr “tilfox, Misses Gilfox, J F Baker.
glassware while we are selling off at the cheap | creckery store—W P Colwill. a23 dw 4w
Children’s
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This is the Last Week for the 20 per cent. off Suits. Talxe) advantage of it or. Vou.
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PROWSE BROS,
The Wonderfal Cheap Men,
144 QUEEN STREDT.
Charlottetown, August 23, 1892—eod & wky
JSUIMIVIER SALE.
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During August we shall continue oar Midsummer Sale of Sateens, Challies, Lawns, Prints and Sun- shades.
DRESS GOODS we start at 5 cents; 10 yards for 50 cents.
Men’s and Boys’ STRAW HATS and HELWETS at and below cost to clear.
TWEEDS for Boys and Men, cheap. FLANNELETTES cheap--a large range. _Valises away down Carpets antl House Far-
nishings.
This is a Genuine Mark Down Sale, and one way to thank our many customers and to show them we appreciate their trade. M@argains for everyone.
PATTON BROTHERS, 136 MAIN STREET,
The Real and Genuine Carpet Men.
Charlottetown, July 29, 1892—eod & wky
PERKINS & STERNS. Many LANES ok SOMMGT Gand Mast & |
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Hargains in Parasols and Umbrellas, Bargains in Summer Underwear, Bargains in Blouses,
Lowest Prices in Flannelettes, Lowest Prices in Ginghams,
Lowest Prices in Shirtings,
Lowest Prices in Dress Goods, Lowest Prices in Linens,
Lowest Prices in Carriage Wraps.
WHEN SHOPPING BE SURE AND CALL ON US.
Charlottetown, August 2, 1892—eod & wky
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BOOMING BOOTS AND SHOES.
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MUST CLEAR THEM OUT
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Women’s, Misses’, Boys’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes Slippers, at knock-down prices.
GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY.
Charlottetown, August 4, 1892—eod & wky
THE BEAUTIFUL STAR
Has vindicated her right to be called Beautiful from the universal admiration of our patrons for the Boautiful in Art. This is evidenced by the good taste they display in patronizing tle Star Pailoring Establishment when they want something particular. ly nice and artistic. Oar success in filling the bill has passed int> a proverb, namely, when you fail to get suited at the Stac Tailoring &stablishment you are too fastidious for this yere world.
Charlottetown, April 13, 1892—eod & wky
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