Sm oo ee ree

Local and Other ligms.

a an Payrerggy9t> TQ Scott Act misséa. . ye eSreve 45 : : ; M Serie. jaSousis Netes; ot foe ddr read Bid C i

Peau

Tix ARPS LER® Ba Davies Will Begin pt 8.3

OV eh AAC aeat Te wHbulif’hay ¢ bee Lt dab.

Tur a LF Togingore sgn baypYMsS yrrto

” C8) meoge lef crt

’ nar : att gubries a ab tilwatt Seri. Trky Come. — Bodies eontint

irst., “2nd ‘and de October, 18s ya thee First. mas the great cham-} ane ’ arid | Bet oe t.. } taken froin the debrie, abidakmatowh at tie! gS Ee TOG snera ye rs re Seite silancanlgania abate | | ate of tora. altlwy, oe Hihecray sett . ots nto ban as — i spore ac fobetdase ' te ; ‘atthe e 0 i sadn a i : " Vewe Gon. eee aeeteptaties | SRM ath i ct aoe iid Lr Wied HE Wie “ape said ‘the ova | H000+-PREMIEMS—S1, Very Goop Pay ~Moniders‘in: e Rgpats' ~) Monéton’s exhibition, was formally open: . 2 or Aolind-ertar tihelit bn nae ane : | prise foundry, ee Waking) ov tured tosday by Sit 8: Le Tiley. ’Previous-to Sireaparills a found BERN average about $2.72 per day. wrod elf |

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thelr popular promenade concerts on Queen Scuare this evening, opening at eight o'clock,

faker good care of your beard and keep it lear of grey hairs so as to retain your youig iooks by using Buckingham’s Dye for the whiskers. _— =>---—

BaseBaLt.—On Monday New York stepped Up into first place by Winning from Waship f- ton, while Boston dropped a game to the Vhillies.

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A Bowanza rok BRICKLAYERS,—A laige

number of bricklayers left

vouver, 5. C., afew a AySs ag Tiley were enyaged at 35 per bay ee DROUTH AT THE MAcDALEN ES, —Reports from Magdalen Islands say that the pre'onged irouth there has closed up the wells, and farmers are feeding their cattle with milk,

> Pax Deracurers.—The City Clerk is now pusy making out a list of the city tax defau't- ers, the names of whom w ill be published on the 21st inst he taxesare not paid in the anit it oo

Lue Ex_ectric Rattway SYSTEM.—A St, John despatch says that a well-known electri¢ian—Mr. A. A. Knudson—is in that city negotiating for the introduction of the electric railway system there.

sliiiigiliale a

MreTine.—A meeting of the Natu al History Society will be held in McLeod's Hall on Tuesday next, at 4 p.m. Mr, Bain will read a paper on our Isiand asters or star flowers. All are invited.

sultan lig

IvyTERNATIONAL Crick ET.—Messre. W, A, Heury, F. A. Kaiser. and 1. G. Cahalane. of vhe Haijfax Wanderers, were offercd places on the Canadian team to play in the Interia- tiona! match with the United States, but « e- cline d.

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CLaRK Buapen’s Lecrures.—The gu b- ject of Clark Braden’s lecture in the YM. U. A. Hall to-night at 8 o'clock will be— “Some things that everybody should know in regard to the Bible.” Replies, abjee- tions, and remarks are inyited.

Di wastieiliiagaie. vexy Goop Ixpzev.—The Citizen's Volo: ed

Band gave their opening concert on Qu: en |

Square last evening. There was a large at- tendance of spectators. The progress mide by the Band since their organization was the ubject of much favorable comment. A ¢ol- lection was taken up in aid of the band fund, tpn Hap A Narrow Escare.—The Halifax Mail says: Frank Eden (formerly of Char- lattetown) the boot ahd shoe man, was knocked down on Gottingen street to-day by a steam fire engine. The horses were going fast at the time, but the driver pulled them up in time to prevent the heavy wheels going over Mr. Eden.

AjRice May's Witt.—William Geoderbam whose death was recently recorded, leaves property valued at nearly half a million. A vequest of one hundred thousand is made to Vietoria College on condition that the instu- tion is removed from Coburg te Toronto. The salvation army and other religious schemes largely absorb the remainder,

Ce

ArTek THE BattLe.—A prize fight occurred at St. Louis, Mo., afew nights ago between Ed Ahern and Thomas FE. Jackson. Eleven brutal rounds were fought and at the opening of the 12th Jackson, who is 18 years of age, fell fainting in his second’s arms, All attempts to revive him failed, and he died next morning Abern and several of those who witnessed the fight have been arrested.

eed wailed

RosBery aT ALBERTON.—The house of Mr. john Forsythe, Alberton, was burglariovsiy eatered on Sunday evening the Sth inst. It appears that somebody entered the house by one of the windows,-tore the curtains down sad proceeded up stairs. In one of the rooms there was a bureau in whieb they round $25, which they appropriated, There is no sds- picion as to the identity of the thieves,

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fae Dominios ILiesrratep,—The Septem- her number of the above-named exeellent periodical is at hand. It contains some fea tures of exceptional merit, Among these may be mentioned a portrait of Boatswain Mawkins, of the Rush, whose involuntary trip to Victoria, B. U., in the Black Diamond our readers have not forgotten; illustrations of the Halifax Carnival; a fine view of Owl's Head, near Lake Memphremagoff; a good por- trait of the Hon. Judge Lynch, and some characteristic Mrs. Spragge’s sketches lose none of their in- terest.

= on - JOURN ALISTH: Che Moncton papers are both to hand this moruing enlarged to8 pages. The change is but a temporary one,

and is made because if the maritime exhibi-

een ile , POE, A DA

fees “atom

Uttawa for Van- |

groups of Manitoban Indians. |

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Capture

thousands of-spectators, and £100 school children dressed.in whiteyandeact: catryin

Upwards of 3,000 persons ‘attafided: t exhibition to-day, and it is expected fhat&e

to-morrow. The grand trades and poly | morphian procession will be held to-morrow, jand will be a big affair. There will be a | torchlight procession in the evening.

ANOTHER DISPATCH.

Moncton, Sept. 19.

At the exhibition to-day the judges awarded first prize to the herd of (Guernsey | cattle exhibited by E. R. Brow, of Char- lottetown. In the heifer calf herd the second prize was awarded to the same person. The cattle in both herds com- peted against Jersey and Guernsey herds from all fparts of the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

The Halifax Graving Dock.

Hawirax, Sept. 19.

At ten o'clock yesterday, Vice Admiral Watson and staff visited the Halifax Gray- ing Dock, and inspected the works. He appeared to be thoroughly satisfied, and said he would order H. S. Canada docked to-day. In the afternoon, the Mayor and Aldermen also inspected the dock. At one o'clock to-day, the Canada will enter the dock. When the ship is made fast, the Admiral, it is expected, will declare the dock open.

Baseball and Horse Races.

Sr. Joun, N. B., Sept 18,

The Shamrock-St. John, game was again postponed to-day. The weather cleared up about noon, but the Shamrocks, who have the choice of grounds in the first game, decided theirs were too wet.

The Maritime circuit races here, like Halifax and St. Stephen, have failed to fill and are therefore off.

The Behring Sea Trouble.

Orrawa, Sept. 18. The people of Victoria, B. C., intend to interrogate the Governor-General, when lie reaches their oity, in regard to the indiffer- ence shown by the [Imperial and Dominion governments with respect to the seizures of sailing vessels in Behring Sea.

Personal. Orrawa, Sept. 18.

Lieut.-Col. Tiiton has resigned command of the Governor-General’s Footguards. It is expected Capt. Berkely Powell will suc- ceed him.

John Rentin has been appointed Depnty Postmaster at Kingston,

Assigned.

Monrreat, Sept. 18. Duncan Campbell & Sons, cloth and trimming merchants, of Montreal, assigned to-day. Their liabilities are $45,000. The Merchants Bank of Halifax is one of the principai creditors.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Sept. 19.--10 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds; partly cloudy, with a few local showers; stationary or slight - ly lower temperature.

DIEw.

On the 24th August, at the home of his son, James McLaren, Esq., near Montague Bridge, John McLaren, Esq., after a short illness, peacefully passed to rest, at the advanced age of 81 years, leaving four sons and two daugh- ters to think, in loving remembrance, of him who is gone—the loving father, wise counsel- lor and faithful friend. The Church of Christ in Montague Joses, in the death of brother McLaren, one of its best members, and the community one who was ever ready in every good word and work. Thus passes “ over the river’ the members of the ‘ household of taith,” but, while we sadly miss their pre-

ing to know that they only pass from a lower toahigher room in the ‘Father's House. **One family in Heaven and earth.”

“Five years ago Lhad a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh, ani had beeu given up by my physicians. | began to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and atter using two bottles of this medicines was

ition now be ing held in that thriving town. such ¢ nterpris 2 8 Very commend dle.

tus Transcript says; A ox mpany of young meu in Moncton are hegotiating with the pub- fisher of the defunct Hillsborough Observer tor the purchase of the press and plant which they intend to bring to Moncton and start a P:percalled Free Speech. ‘The bargain is to be closed in a few days in order that Mr. Wells can go away.

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- 0. O. F. Norgs,— Bishop Ussher (Episco- pa ; Past Grand Master of the Province of Quebec, was a few days ago presented with an address from the Oddfellows of Montreal

vn the eve of his departure for another field 9! labor.

The Srand parade in connection with the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge took place at Columbus, 0 » Yesterday.

completely cured.” Anga A. Lewis, Ricard, i.

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Loca] Notices.

The best blowing is to let the goods speak. Our boots just holler for cheapness and good- ness Goff Bros. sep] 9tf Shoemakers !— Received a lot of apr and sole leather, 8, nails, awls, pincers, bristles, coioring, heel-shaves, cement, F, W. C. knives, tops, *c., selling lower than can be imported. Goff Bros. Pianos, Organs.—Just received by Miller Brothers another large supply from several of the best makers, which will be sold at our usua! low prices and easy terms.—sep17tfdw

Already open, eighty-three cases of boots and sess Sef fatal value at the Do. minion Boot and Shoe Store. spl2 2w

ante Dominion Oddfdiow is being largely eulated in this city, It is an eight-page, newsy and popular o ‘gan.

Capt. John J. Fairbairn (well known here) |

Was @ promineut fea ure at the convention of |

Féetriarchs Mi ilant at Montreal recent!y. | Jo , favorite ye ‘ fcc, &. Gua sabal

<8 » died ai Le ‘diuadove, Pia, duly 7. ities end ete $6 being formed ‘ip many AMEE, and theiz advantaged wil} be great,

| just reevived, Also 69 cases different kinds

New Goods.—97 cases of Boots and Shocg

HY, EXAMINER, ;

't }tho opening the corner stone’ of'4 large: new “hake tay vias. lai

fue Citizen's Bann will give another of |

by him in the presence bf a small flag and singing appropriate song 3

much larger number will be in attendance

sence, as one by one they advance, it is pleas- |

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Mr. S. Paoli, of th lett this morning « We wish him a pl

» rethrns to h evening. ominican of §

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been well know

‘speedily femedied | any other. +s

y this medicine’ than

It reaches the trouble directly. .

and one of the largest and Most im

Norion & Co.

OMIT) f Poole & Lewi

y trip tABbobok 4 inde eg spend} at St. Panl’s,, B,

day and Monday |. branch of the Associa: |”

aay ‘'y. He had visited iol for this puxpose.— ips Brooks ing “reach

nearou he workd, [i asilie® thats Siteen | geo ones ON WEQNESDAY AND. THURSDAY

years of age,

ot Deran 24 t ay: of the stomach gros it Kitagys eo nae CK, Ake 9¢ Day, Pud 2 ¢tober. Clas:

PP Les. —Chtr eagiples a & Miveil direct he orché@tde if Késpingicondition, |j | ' mle to-mors y De posilive,} rain or 2.45 a eee Purse,

portaut of the, season, mmenc ptui0.804 o'clock. We “nftitel dilé to ideha.l p. HF

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detteltown ‘Driving Park,

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Second, Day, sed Oet ber. i NE a na aioe t .€ Ding tides: uo. 8. YEA 15 soon g? <yemig > golv ned Five horses to enter and three to start ¢in

ee

HAWKER’S

A Favorite and Most Valuable

Remedy for all Throat and Lung Diseases,

It has cured hundreds of cases considered strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in Just a few doses will cure Price 50 cents

hopeless. It soothes, heals and

a very short time.

a fresh cold if taken in time.

per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores. W. HAWKER & SON,

Proprietor,

novl0—ly dy St. John, N. bk.

Tartare ¢ ACG thane distance ay this tek

TOLU AND CHERRY,

I entitled.te nd. he «tor withdraw, an maining horses to finizh out the race. t Entraace fee HW per cent. of purse, paya 5

per cent. with nomination, apd 5 r, cent. fhe evening be‘o tages: ai 2 In running races 4 Lich eP 7 :

s the 100 lbs. Knéries close Sep a as j

RAILWAY FARES,

Return Tickets at one first-class fare will be issned from a}l stations on the P. K. Island Rail- way to Charioitetown by the afternoon trains on Ist October, by all regular trains on 2nd October, aod from Summerside, Cape fraverse, Souris, Georgetown, and all intermediate Stations by forenoon trains on 3rd Uctober, all sucu tickets — good to return upto and on Sth October, i Ll

ee

SPECIAL TRAINS.

A Special Train will leave Alberion for Char- lottetown on the mornings of 2nd and 3d Geto-

DESIRABLE PROPERTY, BY AUCTION 5

I am instructed by MRS. W. F. DAWSON, to sell by Auction, on the Premises,

property will he sold in

3 or 4 Acre Lots, to suit purchasers.

Terms at sale.

Immediately after the sale of the above pro-

perty, the following Stock and Implements will be sold :~

1 Oak's Heart Filly, 3} years old, | Barrister Gelding, 2 eee 1 Grade Holstein Rati’ 2 «( 7 Calves, all under 9 months. Arso—1] Cart, Plough, Wood Sleigh, Box Sleigh and Harrow.

GEO. M. HARRIS, Auctioneer.

FRESH GRAPES,

LACK HAMBURG AND WHITE GRAPRS at 33 cents per pound. Orders

will be received daily at the Store of Messrs. Beer & Goff. pd 2wt f—septl7

FURNITURE, &c. BY AUCTION,

AT MY SALESROOM,

Friday, 20th September inst., AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M.,

Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furni- ture, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Pictures, Crockery, etc., etc.

Atso—Cook and Parlor Stoves.

GEO. M. HARRIS, Auctioneer.

DWELLING HOUSE, BY AUCTION.

Jam instructed by J. J. TRAINGR, ESQ., to sell by Auction, on the Premises,

On Tuesday, st of October, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

septl6—tl sle

sept?4, tl sale

of Rubbers on the way here.—Goff Bros. Bop. 18 tf

OysTERS.—Received this day, Richmond | “‘septis- Bay oysters at the Union House, for sale in) . of the 8S. G. every iorm. Parties wishing

them by the allon will please order early in the forenoga, to be sure ab getting them freeh,

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M

weptls, L month | Few

His Dwelling House, Street, opposite the

This sale offers a able investment.

situated on Great (ieorge Roman Catholic Church. good opportunity for profit-

GEO. M. HARRIS, septi6 Axctionser.

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND ée

eae anemones aaagerempal mene

FOUND.—On the street, a sum of money. The owner can have the same by applying to THOMAS HieKey, Sidney Street.

pd li—sepug

eeentenewinee -————~—-s

Fok SALE —A light, flat Boat, suitable for fishing or for yacht tender, nearly new, gear complete. Will sell very cheap if applied for at once.—J, SLaCK#FORD, S. N. Co's. Wharf. septl7—3i pd

OUSE TO RENT.—A large, well-furnished House, with all modern improvements. Pussession given about Ist October next, Appiy to Mrs. JOHN GAHAN, Sidney Street. septlg—lw eod

TRAYED.—On Tuesday afternoon, a black S Spaniel Pup. marked with white on breast aud feet. The fiader will be rewarded leay- ing it ia} H. C. WILSON, Stanley Bros’. Store.

sepe

To _— r near the Market House, on Tues Py the I7th inst., a Purse containing a sinall

sum money. leave the same at this office or with t» Clerk. tf—septls WANTED.—For October sth,a plain Cook. No washing. Apply at this office. septis

NEY TQ LOAN.—Repayable by inst. !- ments to suit appilcants.—FRED W. L

YORE. Solicitor, London Howse Blok. lw

‘TOL’ N.- From the residesice of Mr. George

Pexke, jast Thursday nicht, the i2t:hiast, a’

oy GC

pie i a aig

| O'Leary, Coleman, West Devon, Portage,

CME a6 vies oe Pink ace us Sans ek C 2.30 Ellerslie, Port Hill, Northam and Richmond 2.05 On Monday, 36th Instant, Wellington, St. Nicholas, Miscouche, St. - VIGAMOTS oseccecasss 00 ehO8600568 150 cc coed dees ;

‘ Summersite, Travellers Rest, New Annan, AT 110 CLOCK, A. M., s Harbara oe ee and Susman’, 1.55

: ‘reetown, Emerald, Cape ‘Traverse, Albany, 12 Acres of Land lying between the Upper |" Kinkora, Bradalbane and Elliotts........_. 1,39 and Lower St. Peter’s Road, about 1} miles | Fredericton, Clyde, Huater River... |)" 1.03 from the city. North Wiltshire.............. FOS 630s vance. ds 95 Dalvie, SoU OMNG FOUR. 35. 5...-.Fbe0s cc. 8 Also, at same time and place—11 Acres} Milten........5)..... 0000. eS ee ar <a situated on the Lower St. Peter's Road. This Winstue Road aud Junction............ 1...” 70

ill please | i ne market

ber, at 5a. m. s:andard (6 am. locai time), and will leave Charlottetown to return on the even- ing of the same days at 630 standard time (7.30 local). Return tickets by these special trains, good only to return by eitherof these speciais on either day, and including sdmission tu races on day of issue, witl be issued at the following rates :— " ,

From Alberton, Elmsqaje Piu3ville, Bloom- fleld and ‘Mill Riyer...'....-. $2.55

Horses contesting races, and that have paid regular rates to Charlottetown, will be returned

ee, Steamer Heather Relle will jeaye Orwell Brush

Wharf on Wednesday and ‘Thursday, 2nd and 3rd Oct . at 7 a.m., calling at China Point and Hall: ays barves. Returning, will leave

Oharlottetown each evening at dp.m. Return Tickets, 30 cents.

Steamer Southport wi!l leave Shaw’s Wharf, West River, on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2nd and 3rd, at 7 o'clock, a m., calling at West. ville and HKocky Point, Returning, will leave Charlottetown same days at 5 o'clock, Pp. m, Return Tickets, 20 cents,

A First-class Restaurant will

be provided by A. & ©. Quirk an th grounds, where Meals and Remake cr canbe obtained at city Prices,

Admission Fee, 50 cents each day of races.

All communications must be addressed to the Secretary, : C, C. GARDINER, ; President, A. B. WARBURTON, secretary. Charlottetown, P. E. L, Sept. 9, 1830, septl2—law tldte pat her guar jour pio

P. B, {SLAND RAILWAY.

County Exhibitions.

SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN wil! leave Charlottetown for Summerside at 7.45 a. m. on WEDNESDAY, ‘Sept. 25th, jngt., returning at 4 p. m. same day. A Special Train will also leave Charlotte town for Georgetown at 8 a. m. on THURS. DAY, Sept. 26th, inst., returning at 3.45 same evening. These trains wiil stop only at regular sta- tions, Return tickets will be issued hy same at single first-clags fares. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Railway Office, Charlottetown, Sept. 18, 1889. pat eod

MOLASSES.

200 PUNCHEONS in Store of the best quality ever imported by us—real

choice, CARYVELL BROS. septh 7—2aw

& COOK BOOK

By mail to any lady sending us her post office ess. Wells, ichardson & Co., Montraal.

strong Testimony.

RS JOHN ROSS,-—For the past eleven

years i have been a great sufferer with a cankerous sore on my ankle, for which I tried several remedies that did me little or no good, until I applied your Magic Healer Salve, which I began ysing about three months ago, and am now perfectly healed, 1 can cheer- fuily recommend it to anyone similarly afflicted.

Mrs. DaniteL Compton. Georgetown, July 11, 1889. we. The above testimouial was voluntaril given the lady whose name is appended to it. he Salve here referred to is manufactured in ‘Charlottetown, and for sale throughout town .aad country, being within the reach of all. For any skin iajury, test the MAGIC HEALER... Ask for it, and take no other, until its merits are fairly proven. Sold at 25 cents per box, ard supplied

' wholesale b age 7 _ JOHN ROSS & CO.,

ib

ass ; . at Ba rT J 4 ) The last.of the series of Maritinic Circuit fot (Wil be teld on! the track of thd C

<i Market Square, Queen St., Ch’town,

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“> _THURSDAN4/SBRTEMRER A19, 1889. HAR LOTPETOWN | fri serie 7 |

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We want _Eggs—Baskets of E

FRESH EGGS. We pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE

price when paid for in Goods. -

tous. We'willtreat you ricifr, Cases far. nished when required. f te

IN STOCK: ‘'..

A large supply of the best brands of FLOUR selling low for eash or approved credit, ands choice sapply “ef FAMILY GROCERIES, including Englialy Malt, White Wine Cider and Crystal» Pitkling Vinegars, Vickling Spices, ete., ete eae

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GEO. CARTER & CO,

Grocers. and Scedsmen,: !» septll

Kings ‘Guty iii, jag

‘WILL.BE HELD AT i me -

Fh mg for the Cattle Show must be made at the Market House, George- town, to the Secretary or his assistant, at or before 11 o’clock, a. m., on September 26th.

All Exhibits (excepting Live Stock) will be received at the Drill Shed from 2 o'clock, Pp. m., on Wednesday, the 25th September, until 10 o'clock, a. m., on Thursday, Septer- ber 26th, and no later.

Arrangements have been made for the issue of return tickets at one first-class fare, and for the carriage of exhibits at reduced rates by the P. B. Island Railway on September 25th and 26th.

Special provision will be made for maintain- ing good order, and all disorderly conduct will be promptly punished.

Prize Lists containing further information can be obtained from the Commissioners of King’s County Exhibition, at the Post Offices in the County, and from

GEORGE F. OWEN, Secretary King’s County Exhibition. _ Cardigan, Sept. 11, 1889—law

Se

Potato Baskets. 200 INDIAN MAKE.

For sale by septl7 —2aw

CARVELi BROS.

30,000 Cigars Just Received,

Will be Sold _low to the Trade. CONNOLLY & CO,

sept6—2w eod

Pickling Vinegar. 2

CASKS EXTRA STRONG, full Gov- ernment proof, 100 Demijohns same kind. CARVELL BROS. septl]—tu sat pat mon thu

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

_ Subscriber offers for Sale, or to rent for a number of years, a Two-story Double Tenement House, situate on Great George Street, between Fitzroy and Euston, opposite Large’s Carriage Factory. For terms apply on the premises to JAMES BRADLEY.

aug 24, 1889—tf

DOMINION LINE

Royal Mail Steamships SAILING WEEKLY FROM Montreal and Quebes for Liverpas!, AND FORTNIGHTLY FOR

Bristol, Avonmouth Dock.

STEAMSHIPrS VANCOUVER, TORONTO, OREGON, DOMINION, SAKATA, ONTARIO, TEXAS. = %

Passengers booked to and from all the prin. cipal Cities in Great Britain, Ireland ayi the Continent,

Ear rates of

i , pe passage or other infdgupatiod | apply to

} FENTON T. NEW eby, Agent for P.

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sept4

: “pr ms PA Al at | : : wi

a Cases of Eggs, small or largé qnan- tities of Eggs—but they must all be

for EGGS, and. One Cent per Dozén abuve*tash | /

eS (4 ™ : Bring or whip your baskets of cases of Eggs : i

GEORGETOWN,

—O js , Thursday, Sept. 26th, inst,

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ISLAND ‘RAILWAY.

a. —-

Exhibitions.

fe connection with the PRINCYH COUNTY EX. HLBITION; tobe held av®UMMERSIDE on

‘Wednesday, Sept. 25h, inst.,

1 nwa KING'S CoUNTY EXHIBITION, to be “belat GEORGETOW ¥ on

Thursday, Sept; 26th, inst.,

Fares wilk-be arranged de téthows -

» County:

!

sdigorenns pita td ge) : Retire Tickers at ono Srst-dlase fare will be issued fronral stations Past of F yYalty Junction lo Summergifle, by forenoon trains: on’ Sept. 24th, and from aot tetow a.) Cape, Traverse, Tig- pish ' and’ ‘intertiédiate stations by afternoon » tains,on. Sept: 2th, ancby forendon trains on Sept. 25th, all Hipkats being. geod. to return up to and 6n Sépt, 27th, 1889. The. re war train for Digrih wilt Be dethied ‘Ht Sah) erside until 5 Dyan Bent. 28h. eng w eres = - clurn Tickets w ;, issued to Georgetown from'stwtions ‘West OP Riygity Ja tign, by Tig- nish meboc menedantedt tram ak pt. 25th, aod rom, (haxlopewwn, ,fuuris,aad yimtermediate stationery eae trains on Sent. 25th, and on foretioon | Maing ‘on ' Sepe th, all tickets being S000 hy, Petits Bp:to aad om Seyi BH) RSY, tna f ! | ooS. UNSWORTH, fe i Alia 4 Siperintendent. Railway Office, Ch’'tawa, Sept. if 1689.

Septli—dy pat cod wy,PEs hd ios,

:

gat te

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i ue) lig oT are eee as. RERBERS

“pe Neatly’ Repaired fs... Cat MY

SHOESTORE. : | North Side,

; Qyeen Square.

Pee 2K 0s. STEAMER [OR SALE

1. for the Steamer M, A, STARR will be received by the undersigned up to the 20th inst., for the purchase of the above Steamer, now plying on the route from Charlottetown, P. E. I, to ports on the north shore of Nova Scotia and eastern ports in P. E. Island. This Steamer is fully ‘quipped for passen- gera, has steam hoisting winch, boiler (new tubes this Season), passed under Government inspection. Can be inspected at any port en route. Further particulars can be had from the Captain or Purser on boa rd, or W. W. Clarke,

| Agent, Charlottetown.

EK. FISHWICK, Owner, sept¥—-eod tl 20th Halifax, N. S.

EK want a Wood Turner, a Man to et-

7 W tend a Circular Saw, six to eight Benchmen, and four smart, strong Beys. MARK WRIGHT & Co. augl4—dy tf s: 2

Wanted.

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HOT WATER.

ARTIES contemplating”: Neating their

Dwellings this season with Hot Water, would do well, before placing’ their orders, to see our

NEW SYEEL BOILER. No joints to leak; no segtions to clean. A

large area of heating surf@ieex posed, and less fuel consumed, than by atiy other Boiler in the market. A guarangee ferga of years given with inde oo ‘ it for Atso—Our new UPKIGHT RADIATON It occupies less space, and is more effective and less expensive. thay’ Any Other in the market. av an sis

We keep constantly in-stoek # large supply of Pipe, ail sizes, Blavk, Walvanized and Lead. Also, Steam Fitti igs Of, avery ‘description, in Brass and [ron ;,,Kubber. Hose and Pittings for same, for washing windows; carri#ges, aud for sprinkling lawns,’ ' aa ae A first-class Plumber, ke pt eoustantly, en ployed, who is prepared ‘o give estimates for fitting Dwellings with Hot and Cold Water, Bath Tubs, wen Basins and. Closets,‘in the iatest and most» improvell manrier, ences given if requinerl. nection,

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HALIFAX & P. E. ISLAND steamship Co npany, Ltd.

STEAMER “ PRING:SS BEATRICE,”

CAPTAIN A. Fee KELLY,

tsafl-from Chiarlottetor’ EVERY THURS 1 ¥ o cl for Halife x,eatio t George- as

u 8, oP. Bod. aga Beypcld, Port wd wwagebuty) 4 richet,

tinge, Canna ber U1 bor, . ae Returning? “will sal-from Fralifax EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock, making same Calis, ; The above Steamer will make the round trip every, epike of naga 101i . This will enable ieee and Souris a ke di ehinec| ions w se ‘ts at tigi ranfifpiigs maakes. ttt Ta ; reight and nee ee at a rates, and Through Bilis ¢f Lacing granted to day port oh the Continent or Cuited Ringder. Apply 'W. W. CLARKE, Agent, A4.tote 'f ; ae town, r PICKFORD SLACK, Elalifax. iid saon we | te ae? 2

Notice to Tax ers.

HEREBY GIVE FINAL Rto all! persons who have not beir) City | Real Estate Tax, Persona) Prop ax abd | Poli Tax for this year 1889, tha’ y must pay the same on o1 befure the 2Oth “ep. | tember, inst., for after that dat ql te sue

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and } iaced in the hauds of the Shei iffi far col-”"

lection without respect to persous! A Those who pity at-once will save expenses,

ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, | »peencte

Formerly ot. * Russ’s Weekly.” jas. Box 457, Charlottetown,

septa—t) 20th City Collector}

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