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sal and QUier Items.

s TAL Lasctst ATUR! meets to-mor- VINGSS Psd ; —— of eS Corset 4. the Londen ray the H. ! ; bey: - . x hall . } a Racgrets and tennis | Lis received “ sR : aoe 4 eh rar’ & Moore. ae a - ; ; : St Lawrence Lodge, No, 8, aaFhnw* a. j * ht, Nomination of « ers ete — = prus WortD, SY OM Edward 4 —T : ue + Hast! Moores. 5 a at Haszard & 4 7 Cis i tC RSsETS te iwo cases just opened. ar vewart London House. junel3 Ji mc) ase ’ a . Part'’s Catron Hymn Books are 2 sie at Hasza! d & Moores. 4 oa ms

~ arrived here this

_ <opaMER Cora jas ia ,e usuad genera cargo. > with the -

sing * o

p left here for Sum-

... NonTHUMBERLA*® fue NOR this morning.

vee gt an early hea ice # = ’ i

eae

s.—Hellebore, insect powder,

deysoNaBl ; , a gree for sale at Watson’s Drug yoke a

Hexay DReMMONDS very latest i The Changed Life,” at Haszard x gms 7

jp te & dasa a

Bros. request all their friends and inwsk US s i . seners t0 call and have a cup Of cocoa W ith

~~ for inveatment, real estate secur - at once at the ottice of R, junlO lw

yYonny int Eoquire

_——- 2 tant «|—While out shopping to-morrow es Bros’. and partake of a cup of ee. will find it very refreshing. No yon, «YOU will fin y g ary? ae _The fence enclosing Hillsborough eceived a much-needed coat of witewash. King Square fence is to receive jdeeol the same medicine. Se adieneen

vag ALARM OD Saturday afternoon was for she amongst some straw ian Hurry’s livery eple. The fire did’nt make much headway afore it Wa extinguished.

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frasips —The rush for turnip seeds is to » Cuter & Co's. The varieties raost in mand are the Haszard’s Improved and Car- w's Prize Winner. dylw

Diep AvRoaD.—A telegram received last » ght by Wm Burris, Esq., announces the

ith in Cheyenne, W. T., of T. B. Hall,

omuecrly a prominent merchant of Summers

= 30¢.

a ¢ 4. A.—The managing committee of yp above Association invite the public to ig present at the opening of the gymnasium

® is evening, at 8 o'clock, in the Hills- A borocgh Rink builting. The members are

vutticularly requested to be present on this

eteeeon, —_—__--—=

dcowent T0 4 STEAMER.—The Pioneer ww: Tue S. 8S, Haytor had a streak of ill- tin getting out of Summerside harbor ; Wedaesday afternoon. In getting away ion the wharf she got a piece of one flange {ter propellor broken off, and when turn-

S ingarvund the edge of the wharf a valve of

twengine gave way, and she was detained tev hours by this accident. eigtiisnene Borastean Cruz -—-A committee of the hidlogical section of the Royal Society of (ada, moved by the fact of the very ce- fetive exploration of the floras of the mrious aections of the north of the conti- wat, organized the Botanical Club of Can- wa at Montreal recently. Mr. Francis lain has Seen appeiuted Secretary for the Province of P. E. Island. edie

‘nek l—Messrs. Prowse Bros. intend hav- g afree exhibition of Bensderp’s celebrated ua.on Tuesday and Wednesday, and they siceus to say that they will be glad to wel- ome snd have every citizen of Charlottetown ai surroundings call and paitake of a cup wolallcharge. Don’t fail to call at this twerorising and popular emporium for cloth- tg aud dry goods generally, as the proprietors weaixious that everyone should taste this Wigntating and refreshing beverage.

lmnicviation Examinations. — St. ‘he Sen: The University matriculation sannlions closed on Friday afternoon, "ely seven atudente presented them- “vet, fifteen of whom wero young ladies inm the Girls’ High School. The other eve were boys froma the grammar achool. ‘a nuaber ig much larger than in any Mrious year, Bertha E. Clarke, of P. E.

Saad, Wea among the students who passed “i CMamMation. a

Pouce Cover —This morning three Pung lads named Williara Mahar, Bernard be — - Willian Potter were sent up the i . Supreme C vurt for entering . of Archibald Kennedy, Lower _ oan week, and taking there- ee pocket knives and other ar icle:, 1 {tor stealing case also came up for ae taestne Atier taking some evi- ns - oe Valley and Mahar were 1 Sle a in the Supreme Court. des dro, 7 Vaketicid were remanded, sek Was disposed of fur $2 or 8 days.

ie ; , tak Bort Broxen.—On Wo ednesday

Sea Mc Donel, a son of Mir. tllar ee Clermont, _ had his tied token and wrist badly

‘a father peculiar manner. We

“© informed that he wa

s leading a horse b 2% | } a % mane, in why :

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Caine entanc! eh his hand somehow be- With his a The horse starting Lo run, fateh th tee hand he made an attempt to Could g og by the nose, but before he ’ 86 ‘ : ° le » sprang sideways, throwing

e i : jtieg dees not know whether the in-

era inflin : Y being 1 seen by striking a stone, or Curiae Mee by the horse. —S'side Agri-

A Nanp a

“ARROW Pecan : :

ald Nien oe \re.—Last night while Mr. ehiveds tobacconist, was showing

et wif], « over the Northumberland, he

fat 2 accident that might have been

We to g ‘Ppears that Mr. Nicholson, wish-

4

et j . : . & en a = stloon. inquired of one of er jt, but Ring te ‘he steamer the way to

"hich led ¢ wistaking the door, opened one "owing that o Smoking room below. Not ton = fight of stairs led immediately id was nn: = oO e fell forward hn Boog py pitated some nine or ten feet to *U8ibje, . eu he was picked up he was in- td driven ea immediately carried to a in, and tage Several doctors were “ag ‘tter about half an hour of un- todar tho. icevived. It is pleasing to

ter ¥ that Mr. Nicholson is much bet-

Aad bat We, thar” the rough shaking up,is other-

| TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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SPEOIAL Despatours To Tur EXAMINER

CANADA'S NEW PREMIER. Hon. Mr. Abbott Chosen. No Material Change Probable,

Orrawa, June 15.

Hon. J. J. C. Abbott has undertaken the formation of a new Cabinet after having a full understanding with those of his col- leagues who had been spoken of in connec- tion withthe Premiership, and after receiving assurances from them of their cordial sup- port. a Sir Hector Langevin and Sir John Thompson | were both called upon by the Governor General, but both declined. Phe new cabinet will not differ materially from the old. No reconstruction is pro- bable till after the session. Having ac- cepted the premiership, Hon. Mr. Abbott’s first act was to resign from the directorate of the C, P. R., and to order the sale ef all his shares in that railway.

IRISH ATFAIRS A NEW MOVE.

New York, June 5.

A Dublin despatch says that the Tele- graph confirms the news that the Irish bishops, finding the cost of maintenance ‘of the Irish members in parliament a heavy parochial drain, are working to secure the return to the House of Commons at the pext general election of wealthy candidates who will form the nucleus of the new Irish party. The Telegraph says that the selec- tion of these candidates has already com- menced. For various reasons the bishops will not support the election of several Mc- Carthyite members.

Terrible Railway Accident.

Lonpon, June 15.

Advices of yesterday are to the effect that ® terrible railway accident has occurred at Switzerland. While an excursion train was passing over a bridge, the structure collaps- ed and the train fell through. Sixty per- sons were killed outright, and upwards of one hundred were injured.

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A Cargo on Fire.

New York, June 15,

The cotton cargo of the Inman Line steamer, City of Richmond, took fire on the voyage from New York to Queenstown, and great alarm prevailed for several days. ‘bere were one hundred and thirty barrels of oil stored close to the burning cotton. Luckly, however the fire was subdued before the oil caught.

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The Crimes Act Removed.

Dustin, June 15. The Gazette contains a proclamation re- moving the Crimes Act from operation. The proclamation is signed by Secretary Balfour.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 15.—10 a. m.

Moderate winds, generally fair and warm, a few local showers,

Birren sy 4 Doe. — The Summerside Agriculturist says: Mr. Nelson Alward’s little girl, about two years of age, was bit- ten last Thursday by the family deg. The dog was eating a piece of fish, which the child playfully attempted to pull from him, when tte bit her hand. The animal was de- stroyed the same evening.

ontbedigioetnn Aw IsLaANDER DrowNep.—An inquest was held at Bayfield, Antigonish County, N.S., upon the body of a seaman supposed to he that of William McKay, of Murray Harbor, one of the crew of the schooner M. E. Lloyd, cast ashore at Monk’s Head in Noveinber last. The body was found on the shore on Wednesday. A verdict of “ fonnd drowned was returned. The body was interred in the cemetery at Bayfield.

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Nature provides a remedy for atl ille, and Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are natures remedy for the ills peculiar to the female system Suppressions, weakness, nervousness, aud al diseases resulting from impoverished blood, speedily yield to their treatment. Sold by deal- ers, or sent post paid on receipt a — 50 cents per box, or five boxes for by ad- dressing Dr Williams Med. Co., mrockeile,

Ont. .

More S-11pmENtTS.—The Pioneer says: On Friday Mr. Ed. Garrill, of Tyne Valley, took away eight horses for St. John or possibly the States, and on Saturday Messrs. Layden and McGrath sent over 26 fine fat cattle and five sheep for St. Johv. Of the cattle Mr. Jan.es Stavert fed 6, which weighed 6650 Ibs. and were sold for about $300, and Mr. D. McDonald four of them which weighed 4,700 and realized over $210.

Jy you want 4 standard -bred stallion, mare or filly, you can get it by attending the sale of royally bred horses at Parkside Farm, Summerside, on Dominion Day. Every brood animal offered is standard and registered under Rule six—the highest rule in breeding—and there is not a poor indi- vidual in the lot. Drop & post card to

F an, 5 nmerside, for a sale list. W. A. Brennan, 5ul . “6 bi sab

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a ee CE =; Memory Green.—There Tae or weanecell to perpetuate the name of Sir John Macdonald by —— lisying an organization to be nes as t . Maple Leaf League of Canada, on t on : principle as the Primrose League © = Britain, namely, the maintenance oO t ° integrity of the empire, upholding of re ligion, ete. : 6 be observed as & nationa! Ro memoration of the late premier, an ery memb water. maple leaf. It is propose: ladies shall take a prominent part in organization,

is a movement in

| holiday in com-

1|.A. Harvie. Apply at thie Office,

It is also proposed that June

ad that

on that day er of the league od that

the

TRA AND FANCY SALE

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MARKET HALL,

——ON THE——

24th and 25th of June.

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TEA AND FANCY SALE will be held in the Market Hall on the 24th and 25th of June, for the benefit of Notre Dame Convent, ’ The ladies in charge of the tables intend to eave ae undone to make it the most ae Po gree affair of the season. ea on the tables from 5.30 p.m. E ; 10 cents; Tea, 25 cents. eae Strawberries, Ice Cream and Kefreshments &t any hour during the afternoon and evening. Special fares from all stations along the line of railway and on the steamer from Pictou, June 10

- CHARLOTTETOWN

ATHLETIC ASSOCITION

ener - connection with ne Association will be opened on MON-

DAY EVENING, June 15th, o 8 o'clock, : All members, and those wishing to join the classes of {nstruction, will please provide themselves with Tickets, which may be ob-

tained fror: the Secretar : rates :-—— y at the following

SN ec ods a eens $5 00 Ladies’ “ Mit ihe Boys " (Afternoons) ..:...... 2 50

H. D. JOHNSON, M. D., Secretary ©. A. A.

CLEARING - OUT SALE.

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Furniture, Horse, Carriages, Harness, Rte,

BY AUCTION.

I AM instructed? by the Executors of the Estate of the late Hon. R. P. Haythorne, to sell by Auction, at his late resilence, corner of Dorchester and Hillsborouch Streets,

On Thursday, June i8th Instant, COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK,

All the Household effects, comprisin Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen furniture. Also, Horse, Carriages, Harness,

Garden Tools, ete. R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer.

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Parlor,

June 10

BLACK DRESS BOODS,

We earnestly invite your attention to our

five showing of new and fashionable selec-

tions of BLACK GOODS for the Spring

and Summer trade. We bought this stock

in view :— There Must be None Better, and There Must be None Sold Cheaper.

We have made it a fixed fact that there will be no better goods offered you any- where, and we have made it an absolute certainty that we better prices shall be offered you anywhere, simply because we CAN and DO SELL AS CLOSE as it is possible that they should be sold.

STANLEY BROS.,

mayl4 4 Brown’s Block.

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

WANTED.— Gentleman or lady in office. Posi- tion permanent, good salary. Railway fare advanced, if engaged. Enclose seif addressed stamped envelope. Manager, Lock Hox, 350, Toronto, june 13

WANTED.— Permanent office assistant. Lady or gentleman. Salary $750. Railway fare paid here. Enclose self-addressed stamped enve- lope. Manager, Lock Box, 532, Chicago, Il’. 13 june

WANTED.—A girl for general housework. Ap ply to Mrz. G. W. MILLNER, Great George Streets. june 12 ANTE’),—A young lady as Clerkin a Groce ery Store, ve having experience preferred. Address P. O. Bux 4% Ch’town june 1L.-tf

T° LET.-~-The Dwelling House and Shop on Keni Street, at present occupied by Henry

junel0—-eod tf

T° LET.—A dwelling house on Pownal Street, ied by R.F. DeBlois, Esq. Poasess- ee Apply to Dopp &

: : t of July. ion given by Is y june 11—tf

ROGERS.

ANTED.—A Lady and Gentleman, ‘or two WwW Gentlemen, as boarders. Pleasant rooms, convenient situaton and good acoommodations. Apply at this office. junel0 -2 wks, eod

NTE) AT ONCE —A Hox«semaid, with Wy “Sedeonocen. Apply at the Hore DAVIES. mav27—tf WANTED.—A Cook in afamily of four. Wash-

ing given out, Apply to Mks. STRICKLAND, Fitzroy Street. tf-—maj 23

OUND.—A Purse containing a small sum of F money. Apply at this office. tf- may

in a family of Liberal

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ju4

three, a good general servant.

wages. Apply at this office.

y Jhestn ut LET.—A Tenement House on Ches HO rest, containing six well-finished rooms. Apply on the premise+, or to Mus. P. 8. ao Kent street. tf—j

( 3ALK —Anew, light Track Sulky, one of Fen ton ip the Province. Also, @ Road Sulky, atrong and light, suitable to break a colt ip = train a horse. Now is the time for the sports | suit themselves.—W. C. Tice, Grafton >tree:, noxt to Fish Market. s tu f pd—jub

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‘ SALE.—A Double Tenement House aD F ton on Sidney Street, near Wesleyan Church (between Prince and Hillsborough Streets). ee of land 43x80 feet ;_ house 37x27 feet. Apnly > T110Ma8 DoYL®, at Joho Melver’s, Prince Strect. junei—iw 2aw

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SE LET.—A newly built private Ree risess. situate on Richmond ©". Test. Good harbor and country view. Fitte up with all modern ‘improvements. It is . ¢ quiet part of the city and free from cast a ance. Apply to Thomas Campbell, Rie

Street.

-ANTED.—A Cook. Good reference required’ wt to Mra. GEORGE PEAKE. juis—dy tf wy

of ours with one particular aim and object |.

~= “MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1891. =

SUGGES GROWN) EVE EFFORT |

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A Grateful Community Takes Advantage of Our Great Clothing Sale and are Thankfal !

{o} Special Attractions make Special Business We realized Our Great

this to the fullest extent during the past week. Clothing Sale kept the buying pubtic all agog from morning till night during the past week; and so far from letting the excitement decline, we purpose that this week shall out-rival the last, and make the people even more enthusiastic.

AN IMPORTANT VERDICT!

It has been decided by the best people that misrepresenta- tion of goods don’t pay, but that it pays well to always buy Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing from the WONDER.- FUL CHEAP MEN, who always back up every advertisement with the goods as represented, The public are most respect— fully asked to call and see their immense stock, even if they don’t want to buy,

Prowse Bros. the Wonderful Cheap Men.

CARPETS! OL CLOTHS | ROOM PAPER |

Cheapest in the City!

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STERNS’.

GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE

Wien’s and Boys’ Clothing

natin ————{ x) ——-— —— eaaininainoats

THE BOTTOM REACHED.

PERKING

Charlottetown, June 8, 189i—eod & wky

J. B. Macdonaid's.

Never before have we shown such extraordinary values in Men's and Boy's Readymade Clothing. We do not keep sheddy clothing, and goods bought from us gives Entire Satisfaction. We are now selling at such prices, if you considerjthe quality, are oy Cheap- est ever offered in Charlottetown. We would ask you in your own interest to look at the Stock before buying

1B. MAGDONALD'S CREAT CLOTHING STORE.

Charlottetown,June 12, 1891—dy & wky $$$ =

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Bsr ns bul t WALI ° 1. . _ “ 2 to 6 Dives O 4

CO. have received daily for two weeks feom 2 to re = ; BT ues ipclnling all the latest styles in English, American and Canadian eaten” Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, aud have now, without doubt, the finest show in the cry ; oy?

‘ . ‘ > le In order to clear out our tremendous stock, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have onl)

: . They sell themselves. ae oat . MO NGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. ; Dee eee of last year’s Blinds at hilf price to clear. N BLINDS —a lovely assortment, than :

Paper Blinds at 15c. each. Cartain Poles at 35c. exch. Corrugated Carpet Paper to arrive in a r 1 ity, few days. Cheapest supply ever in the city 3 CO., Queen Stcenk. Charlottetown, April 16, 1891—od & wky

il Pals, &t.

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