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LY PAPER.
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Newspaper and « frst.
’ iA *ia a " ti = - nm ¢. Church : i ’ pre : -_ The ( vett Miltehell Fight, ‘ » Saturday after:
agreement
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Home Rale for Scotland,
\ f the Highland Home K at Ulasge jay we passed Hor Scotlehd, and ¢ a mg Chat . ' (Canad
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Literary Note.
In Short Metre.
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t Port Hawkesbury at
r and Wii et ning I Mee ie . @ wk ¥ wil " Fr ‘ seen
rrow night for the
at the rink The best athlet “ take pert. Mv ra requests that ull Recital! to-mg] ’ yutes y ‘ r at St. Joh Saturday night, and sake and smal) herring e Carleton beaches | ‘ € ention will I harmort Ha Ss t School ha vi will begin a y W Aca ti iour reader mi 1 { the W k la ‘ nur ! a ¢ nh wil e | F. J. Cofi ‘ ha pe me years i Ir lad R D i | Fu tor and Vancou a = . xpected ->
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R ard By rJ ii Davies I f truely ei the horses at the exhi » it the Hotel Davies this forenoor Mre W Knight, Souris; A M Fors
Laird, Frank E Laird, Boston Vr. John W Godfrey leaves
Edinburgh, v tid in thee
i e (Queer Hotel this forene M M », Miss Munro, Geo town; Elgin, N B; W A Macdo
M lonald, Glenadale.
ira! Coliege, Guelph, ast evening. He is
Davies Mr+. Rudolphe Wellar en will communicate wit Barrie Street, Montreal, thing to their advantage frovert Boyd had a surprise 4! m Saturday nigh ’ ‘ 4 ban . and if 4s meeting of citizens vowered congratulatior
In Silken Bonds.
| i” was a ga ad ay
Vad. t no being the
ne occas :
William A. Munn, Esq.
Munn, Eeq., M. H ; MiseFthel Milde dd | McNab, daughter of Rev E. MeNah, terian minieter of the place. T autiful and flags were flying ection The marriage cereemony formed by theRev. Mr. Harvey L. St. John’s at the Presbyterian the ceremony the bappy 60
. tour through the States. at Canada, to settle down in r ret irt lhe presents
» and valuable numbering
e hudred
\ ery interesting event tow e Presbyterian parsonagt ing ast The contracting e Mr 1 Worth, Maske
a? as Da is itherland J many preset ‘PPY coupe, ae a pure has sel from the (Mar k Wright & Co., : re of the A seiihory Mr. Werth has been 4 ‘ this r apprecia and j | «tie be ’ € ira v rt A y M ‘ Mi \ +}
Record ‘Smashing! @ | Vocal Solo—* The Day is Done” Bal fe
READ THESE PRIC.
Law YQ ‘ I + 1) Bla Ja | It 0 { i Ca the \ ‘ y showing the Ladies : Uleters @ nm ported : i [sland pr ea yet = r heard of
BEER
AND OTHER ITEMS
Warship Lost
the world
Thomas Shaw, of the
wo
ery Band, and Mrs Katie. riage ceremony was perfyrmer d bs ys "1 |
: | Tuesday Evening,
| Organ—a March
Semi Chorus—
THE DAILY EXAMINER
Halifax Debentures, The Halifax City Council on Friday sold debentures for $77,000. $59,000 - of debentures sold at $98 for each $100 de-
benture, or a loss of over $1,200 on the an. This deficiency was not provided |
for
, and will form a little balance to le
mavle up at some future time possibly by
) stop berrowing.— Halifax Herald. Church Services In msequence of the quarterly meet- z ofthe P. E. Island Clerical Associa
tion, which is to be held temorrow. at
Crapaud, there will be no eerviee in the evening at St. Panl’s Charch The meet ing for Church W; *, which waa an-
need for Thurs a. wr sit be postponed inti} Tuesaday next, when it- wil pe held h the scheolroom at & p m For the ame reison there w be no services at St. Peter’s tco-norrow
NEWS NOTES.
The D posits 'n the Post Office Savings Banks during Angust amounted to $721,- sl, and withdrawals to $925,109.
Speaking of his inspection of the camp a Alkde rehot, General Herbert states that the work done there was the hardest and
best he had seen in any camp in Canada Tix ‘amp wa< well conducted and the traiminyg very efficient
The Pope's enevelica on the och« rol question Impresses on the Catholic clergy the importance of guiding the odites ation ‘of the school children, becau ©, i says, not
: he salvation of families, but. like wise that of nations depends on the pious and salutary instruction of early vouth
Lord Coleridge, not k ny ago, told this story : Browning nt him one of his works to read, and afterwards, meeting the poet, the Lord Chief Justice said to hi m “What I could understand I heartily ar-
mired and parts ought to be nn rtal; but i
as to much of it I really could not tell whether I admired it not, because for the life of me [I could not understand it.” Browning replied, “if a reader of your calibre understands 10 per cent. of what I write, I think I ought to be content.”
The Government of Brazil is a genuine Mark Faple ‘ The fleet has rebelled, and is ina position to bombard the capital, from which it is said the president has withdrawn The president cheerfally
sends word tc the world that the rebel |
fleet is shut up in the harbor and cannot leave without vetting within range of the
forts. The fleet has no desire to leave. It apparently prefers to remain- and take possession. The president is the party |
who seems to be most anxious to leave
The building statistics of Winnipeg show that the progress of the we-tern capital is of the most gratifying descrip-
two columns of its space to a list of build- ing*, business and residential, which have heen e.ected this year. The total value amounts to $1,884,450, which is more than twice the valae of the buildings put up
} during the previous year Every year
shows an increase In 1890 the value was $400,000; in L891, $600,000; in 1892, $900,000 It is calculated that the opera- tions in 1894 will likely exceed $2,000,000
Montreal Star: The history of the set- tlement of the Cherokee strip is a story of crime, disaster, death and blasted hopes. ™ Thousands of poor unfortunates are tramp ing back to their eastern homes, foiled in the race for land, and broken hearted, many of them leaving behind them in the fatal “land of promise” the bodies of com- rades or friends, pierced by bullets and charred by the prairie fires And this is itt America, whose **hest people” are enjoving the celebration of Colum- bus’ great discoverv, which was to make room for all the teeming multitudes of the children of men. Must not these un- fortunates, who were outstripped by the “hoomers” of Cherokee, come to the con- clusion that it is a time not to celebrate the finding of a continent, but to discover a world that is really new? Let them
ook across the border to the Northwest
cL el ee Found (ullty.
D. A. Bruce has been found guilty of selling clothing and gents furnishings cheaper than any other place on Vi ede
sep26,3ins sciihdic aniadiaeintlniatn
Just opened the largest assortment on
P. E. Is!and of Reefer, over-coats, ulsters |
PROWSE BROTHERS,
The Wonderful
and suits every style quality and price.
Piease bear in mind no clothing house can |
undersel] us.—MeKay Woolen Co Sept. 23 1 wk
Pills Pills
Pills Pills
Pills Pills
mad sown rid
Pills Pills
Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents a box. |
| Prepared only at
| JOUNSON’S DRUG STORE,
ae pt26
CRAND
ORGAN REGITAL
eminem
Brenig of Sacred Song.
-~—IN THE-——
FIRST METHODIST CRURCH
——QN-
PROGRAMME.
Mr. S. N. Earle.
Anthem—* Traise Ye the Lord”... Rardegger
Choftr.
Vocal Solo—, Come Unto Me’: Lindsay
Mrs. Roome.
Tenor Solo and Sem ee Seek
the Lord” ‘ Mr. F. De. Davie s and othe re, Zs — va Maria Fiavel | Organ Solos b . ae i _Bonheur ¢ Moderato :. Graham Fiavel
d Devotion Mr. S. N. Earle.
Mrs. Lochhead.
Members of ¢ ‘holr. Bass Solo—* Calvary” Mr. Kettle. Chorus—a “Cast Thy Burden on the Lord’
b “One Sweetly Solemn Yhought”
Emerson |
Choir.
.. Therese Organ—a Melody in G. "'* "Harris
Amber
b Moderts e Werhi: Zanetta Mr. & N. Earle. | 1 Salo r be “ts the Days of Thy Youth Mrs. Maicoim MacLeod.
“Remember now thy Cre ator
Grand Trium
Choir.
Silver Collection. Admission | oar
tecital al 5 sharp, a
new loan It is about time for Halifax
26th inst. |
Bonheur |
b Overture, ‘Poetand Peasant’..Suppe {
Ye | Roberts |
‘Hark, Hark My Soul” Shelly |
Rodney
|
Mende Tisobn |
‘yoplit |
Solo and Chorus. phal March, , a
THE YWONDERFUL
CHEAP. MEN|
Have You Seen lt? Carpets, Carpets, Carpets,
Deel) WHAT?
a 7
1
PROWSE BROS.’
Great Stock of Clothing.
tion. The Free Press of that city devotes |
It will pay you to call and see their prices. Competitors | for 'may talk, bat PROWSE BROS’. prices do the twking.
We have now in stock. ready |
for your inspection, 900 COATS S22 REEFERS, 1346 PANTS,
And more to come.
Our trade is rushing because
by everybody. If we sell
pleased, just return it to us
exchange it for you. We
and to see that they get
|anywhere.
Charlottetown, September 21, 1893
EXHIBITION!
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1893
A Splendid Show of NEW FALL GOODS in
departments, including the Latest Novelties in
Trimminzs of all kinds,
Mantles and Jackets, Cloths, Millinery,
Gents’ Furnishings, etc FURS !—We wish to call special attention to this
Department. The goods are all this season’s importations, bought . right, ALL FRESH AND NEW, and we can
therefore recommend them in every way. You will find |
our goods as cheap as the cheapest. g p |
~ {2 ——- ———— iene
MOORE & McLEOD,
Sucecssors to Perkins & Sterns.
Charlottetown, September 22, 1893—tu th sat
Honse Furnishings,
Oil Cloths, Oi Cloths, Window Shades and Poles,
Wen’s Furnishings,
Hats and Caps,
REMEMBER THAT
he Bazaar Company
——ARE
BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE——
¥
$1,000 Worth Received and Opened To-day
Store, which is Headquerters
7 are made happy
their way rejoicing.
sabout DRESS GOODS.
No further notice will be given, as these goods are bound to advertise and sell | Sheets sent Free to any part of the country for one year on receipt of 12 cents to pay postage. DELINEATOR and METROPOLITAN FASHION CATALOGUE for sale Monthly at the BAZAAR STORE. septl9
HEN YOU E IN » CITY We Si all be More Then WHEN ya ARE IN THE CITY Bis SURE We Shall be Mor
VISITING THE EXHIBITION -- AND GIVE US A CALL Pleased to See You.
You shonld just ask to see
the right thing you are not will be pleased to
to please our customers
CSOLONLAL
During .ext week we will offer some very
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Parasols, Blouses and Shirt Waists, Ostrich and Cock Feather Boas, &e.
TO 0 VISITORS '
We would eal) the attent:on of
LADIES’ FURS, consisting of
Ladies’ Fur Jackets, Ladies’ Fur Capes, Ladies’ Fur Collars,
sept23—1n t) sat
‘Ask Your Grocer for AMMONIA SOAP!
You will find it THE BEST SOAP YOU EVER
USED. Ammonia Soap is a High Class Laundry
Sodp at a moderate price.
September 22, 1893.
FLOUSE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
decided Bargains in
Ladies’ Fur Uvffs, Ladie,’ Far Rufls, Ladies’ Fur Boas. Our FURS are all made of NO. | STOCK, | styles. Inspection invited.
HENRY MORGAN & CO., Montreal,
Corner St. Catherine Street and Phillips Square.
WILL FIND US AT OUR STORE,
162 VICTORIA. ROW,
ALSO AT OUR BOOTH AT THE
South End of Exhibition Building,
NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
BOOKS, PICTURES, PURSES, SHOPPING BAGS,
and the Best Stock of STATIONERY in the Town.
HASZARD & MOORE, Booksellers, Printers & Bookbinders.
Charlottetown, September 20, 1893.
WE MEAN IT
When we say that you cannot see a Larger or Finer Stock of CLOTHS for OVERCOATS and SUITS at such
Low. Prices in Town,
5,000 YARDS
Bought at a Bargain and will be sold by the yard or
made to order in our usual artistic style. We are bound to keep the lead for everything good and cheap.
SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, UNDERCLOTHING, READY- MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS
D.A. BRUCE, QUEEN STREET,
Breaker of High Prices.
Charlottetown, September 23, 1893—tu thu rat
Nice Clothes
Made up in first-class style, of the very best Tweeds and Suitings in the city.
Well Dressed Men
Always patronize fasliionable Tailors. We invite inspection.
Our Good Fits
Are a by-word in Charlottetown.
James McLeod & Son,
Fashionable Tailors - - - - Victoria Row.
=
&C.,
| mer Possession
all sizes, very cheap.
\\
REM JOVAL.
| Lumber and Coal.
We have removed te CONNOLLY’S
i WHARP, where we are prepared
nish evervthing in our line heaper than
has Boar ls, Sh ngier, Scantiing,
Pine of a kinds, Laths, Palings, Lime, Brick, and al} other Building Materials
We also intend to ke p hand a full | supply of Hard and Soft Coals, which we | will sell at the lowest rates
Give us a cal Felephone co
BARRATT & CHAMPION <ly satta wy3m
TO LET.
FOUR DWELLINGS Pleasant St..
with Stable and Coach House, a good
opel Rent moderate to good tenants rhree t = also for office, lately ocew
pte iby Mesers. Da :& Haszard, on
Queer St
WILLIAM DODD,
Ch'town, Sept 21-—2aw.
P. E. 1, RAILWAY,
3 Provincial Exhibition.
In connection with the Provincial Exhibi- tion and Races to be held on the splendidly
equipped Grounds of the t harlottetown Driv
ing Park and Exhibition Association, on IL ESDAY, WEDNESDA’ THURSDAY and FRID Y, 26th, 27th, Wth and Wth Sep
| tember, inst., the following arrangement for
Fares and Trains will be carried out Return Tickets will be issued atone first-
class fare from all Stations to Charlottetown
by -ccommodation Trains on September ith
to persons in charge of Live Stock or other exhibits: also by all Trains on same ate to parties appointed to act as Exhibition Judges, sach 'tickets being good for return upto and
on September 30, L805. Return Tickets will be issued at one first-
class fare tothe general public from all Sta
ions by Afternoon Trains on September 25th, from Stations west of Chariottelown by regu lar trains on September 26th, 27th and 2th, and trom Summerside and intermediate Sta tions Ly forenoon trains on September 2th,
|} all good for return upto and on September
| 30th.
A Special Passenger Train will leave Tig nish on morning of mn Vth, Wth and Bh
} September, returning on evening of 26th, 27th, jandgsth September, This Train will run on following (Standard) time schedale >
Ler ave Mgnish iwWam ’ siberton 4a * Bloomfield a. * Leary a Port Hill 618 * Wellingto: ie * Miseouch To; Summerside 7m * Kensington 7s * Freetown 507 Emerald Junction sm * Bradalban ca. * Hunter River so ** North Wiltshire 90 * ~ Royalty Junction on * Arrive Chartoltetown , 9am Leave oe ° a
Retarn Tickets will be issued by these trains at undermentioned rates, good for return by Special Trains only, on September Bith, Wih and 24th, except tickets issued by Special Train on 2th, which wi . be good for return by special on same date, or by regalar trains On September BWth; ar “dl iickels issued by Special on 2th, which will be good for return by Regular Trains on September 30th,
Tignish to Elms lale, inclusive &
i 2) Piusvilie to Portage, fe iis onw-sy to Kiehmond, im Wellington to S‘side " ww iravelier’s Rest to ¢ ape Traverse, inclu siv NO Bradaibane to Clyde, inclusiy i Hunter River and North Wiltshire, in ciusive » oy Colville, Loyaliet and Milton *” Winslo »” Royalty Junction lo
Passengers from Cape Traverse Braneh by Regular Train will connect at Emerald Janc- tion with Special Train to and from Char- lotletown
Return Tickets will be issued from all Sta- tions bastby Regular Trains on September 26th, 27th, Bub and 2th at undermentioned rates, good jor return vp to and on September wth —
Souris to lear River, inclusive mr Rollo Bay to Lat 4), i Dundee to | racadie, " Bie Bedford, 4; Saffolk Bie fork De Union ‘ Die Brackley Point Be Royalty Junction Loe (reorgetown to Cardigan nelusive Mie: Perth to Peak es 7 Pisguid ti
The Eastern Train will be held at Char lottetown until 5 p,m. standard on September 26th, WZth, 2th and th
J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent
Rallway Office, Charlottetown, }
September 21, 1883. ‘ 61
TO LET.
A desirable Dweiling House on Hillsborough Street, aljoining residence of Lamuel Poole, with Stable attached. This house is newly painted, papered an’ otherwise put in good order throughout, Kent moderate and im mediate possession
GHRORGE ALLEY. septi—sat tu th & wky
Wants, Lost, Found, &e
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line
LOST.—On Friday morning, either between Harris & Stewart's and M. Stevenson's Tin Shop or between there and the Methodist
Parsonage, a gold broach in the form of four hearts, set with a small brilliant. Finder will please leave it at this office 2) pd—septz
TO Li T A dwelling house with shop in
good order. Apply to Joseru CLARK, Mal peque Road. eod—sept2z TO LE A Furnished Cottage, pleasantly situated and heated with hot water Apply at THE EXAMINER office Ww s—seplay
WANTED.—By th first of October, a girl for gen ii housework Must be 4 recom- meneed Apply ut moe to Miss CARRIE Hews Chestnat Street ‘ sept?)
TO LET 4 Cottage on Weet Street, con- taining nine rooms; water and sewerage in connection Apply at this office
septli—ead tf
TO LET The eastern half of a House situ- ate on Sidney Street, lately orc up lby Mra
Rooney, containing six rooms, and isin good oOndition as the house was rebuill last sum- given immediately Apply to Mr. Tuomas MoQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to th ywner at Southport.--EpwaRp KELLY dy—septls
TO LET.—One-half of a double tenement house on Hillsborough Square, iately oceu- pied by Bb. C. Prowse. For parti viats apply lo Wm, W yatt or B. C. Prowse eod ti—jyZ2
MRS. F M At Nort has re-opened her
| classes for Draw ‘and Painting at her resi- Senso Gee rPr treet " Jaw pd—septs i ET 4 rus (he ~ t i . rooms App Mns. P. t Brow Hi ead pus TO LET ! se On Queen Street lately ecupled Mrs. Offer AP} yto Ma PER z :
WAN, Ep A secopd-hend hoist wheel. Apply io C. 1. MogRison, Queen Street
rO LET 4 house on the corner of Prince and Sidney Streets, k: nh as the “ Fulton H se.’ Possess) ¥ mmediately. AP
i t | ply to A. Puwror, at the Bazaar Stor:
TO LET 4 cottage situated on Pleasant Street, containing eight roomsia first-class nider, at present occ 4 dby John A. Me Innis, Esq.; also, stat in rear, Possession
iven immediately Apply “ Mr. Thomas McQuaid, Lower Qucen Street, or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY. 516
WANTED TO HIRE, for about two months a good, quiet, family carriage horse, not less than Li) ibs weight, todrive round town,.—
J. UnSwouTnH. u—ym | TO LET.—That pieasant/y situated resi dence on Richmond Street West, near the sea breeze Toa smi all private family, rent moderate if applied for soon. Apply on the prem ises. -—4 HARLES Hicoins jy?
TO LET.—irick Dwelling on W ter Street, lately occupied by Mr. Geo This house has been pain ~ nd — throughout, and is now in aple i papered from attic t cellar. Possession given imme- diately Rent moderate. For particulars apply to GrorGk PEAKE, Office in building occupied by Peake Bros. & o 50 o od tf—augl2
TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and Br to hire. Rates reasonablk Apply at a Gok. JuBr’s Jews ry Store
MONEY ro LOAN In small amounts ox Farm and City Prqpertios Apply to F Ww. L. Moore, London House Corner, ¢ ‘harlotte. lowh, ly ‘sod seply
Mie iis ps i i i i i ed