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THE DAILY EXAMINER, GHARLO[TETIWN, APRIL It, 1897.

LOCAL AAD OTHER ITEMS

Beer Bros. for Dress Gonds

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Orera House Easter Monday night, plan to-day. ee 1.0.0. F.—Regular meeting of Fort La Jvie Encampment to-sight, Tue Maw Seeciat reacied the about elev.u v’clock chis fore-n00..

city

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Sinver Kixc.—Help along « gool cause by seca ring a goud seat. for Easter Monday ¥ dian treet? aight. Plan ‘ceoty: —_—- —>—— Lecturne.—Duu’t forget the lecture in

Grace Church on the 22nd inst., by Mr. J

| H. Bell, M. P. Subject, “a Trip to Europe.” ae lagu ae Dow's furzet the meeting in Kindergart en Hal! to-niorrow night. Interesting

addresses by come of our most popular sp-akers intersperred with good music.

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Leacve or tut Cross. — On acc count of | the services ia St. Dans.an’s Cather al there wili Le no meeting of the League of the Cross this «vening, danietiteotitn Mepat Costest.—For the first time in the ser es Fof Lemorert fmedal c: ntest, a gold medai will be competed fir in the Kicdergarten Hail on ‘Tuesday next the 20th inet. deiethdiedintin Sr. Pavu's Cuurca.-—Reserve Tuesday evening, April 25th for the coacert in aid of the new church, to be ‘heid in the echoulreom. A well filled programme has been prepared consisung uf some of the best talent of the city.

Haxsp Batt Matrcun—The last of the series of hand bal! games ‘between Messrs. Gauthier and Blaquiere vs. Messrs Camp-~ pell and Arsenault wok place at St. Dan-

R arp or Trape~—Meeting to-night at | 9 w’cluck in the Masonic Temp'e Buiiding. |

LGM, AND OTHE: VEY, Coxcert,—Plenty of talent, Charlotte-

town’s favorites, at the concert in Kinder- garten Hall, Priday, April 23rd.

Tue Weratner.—Moderate to fresh soutiwest and south winds; fair to cloudy, stationery or bigher temperature.

Tue Sraxiey arrived at Georgetown early this afternoon. A special train will bring up the passengers.

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Ciry Covycit,~The assessment bye- laws were read a eccond timé ata meeting of the Gity Council he'd last evening. At a mecting of the Council beld this forenoon thoy wcre read 2 third time and passed,

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C.W. A.— The aejourned cnnual mee*

ing of Charlottetown Wheelmen’s Associa

tion will be held in their club rooms on

Tuesaday April 20th at 8 p..-m., when im- yortant matters will be discussed. 346

- Mr. Fuitenron’s Leortee.—Remember the Rev Mr, Fullerton’s lecture tomorrow night in Sc. James’ Hall. About. forty

magnificent views of thebeautiful City of; be shown by -electrical

Edinbargh will light.

Crowpep Hovsk Wantep.—YThbe Rey. Mr. Fullerton’s personal acquaintance with the Scottish capital will make his lecture on Edinburgh tomorrow night of more thau ordinary interest. Give him a crowd- ed house. Only 10c, admission.

GrxeRaL Gonpoy 1x’ Loxdos.—Reading paper at the breakfast table —servant brings in letters—Gordon veade—Rings for servants and orders him to get his baggage ready as he starts for Egypt in the morning— Picterial _ representation of General Gorton crossing ‘the desert, while buglers play a farewell beneath the 3 age, will be the opening of the military

orcbestral concert ou Tuesday evening the

27th inst. in the Opera House.

Ay» Impostxe Procession.—The funeral

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INTERESTING NEWS NOTES SELECT- *ED FOR THE EXAMINER.

Jn the Griswold district of Manitoba, seeding has commenced.

The water in the. Missifippi delta is receding slowly. Reports received from the overflowed couutry are most encourag- jog.

While a mass was being said in achurch near Casires, France, in department of Tarn, the roef collapsed. Seven women and one man were-killed and 50 persous were seriously ipjured,

Pecks Sya, th. Milwaukee funny paper, isdead. Yt once had 80,000 circulation and was fuunded by George W. Peck, whe beam Governor of Weseerun through

14 poptilarity of his papir. The Sun’s

circulation began to go dowa fram 80,000 to 60,000, from 60,000 to 40,000, from 40,000 to 20,000, from 20,000 tc 5,000 and from 5,600 to 3,090; when it did,

Accorditig (0 iisil advices by the steani? ar Empress of Japan, & severe earthquake occurred at Girau,; Formora, recently. About 300 howses were voppled over and 200 persons wer Killéd or badly injuted. The mortality from earthquakes is said {0 be increasing alarmingly of late in’ Fornio- sa, and an order will be issued for only earthquake-proof houses to be erected within certain limits,

The Argus, of Cape Town, announced a few days ago that it had received irust- worthy information from the capital of the Transvaal that the British have secured Invack Islanl, at the entrance of Delagoa Bay, and that a squadron of warships will proceed there to take possession of the island and proclaim it British territory.

Robert Fitzsimmons, in the presence of 5,000 people at Chicago, made the formal announcement that he resigned the title of champion of the world, and was willing that anyone else should have it. He did not care for it and would not fight for it, and it did not interest him who assumed it.

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stan’s College yesterday afternoon under uf the late J. W. Morrison, to which reter-

Shelves full and counters tull of the daintiest novelties in millis— ery trimmings.

JUR MILE ER

Miss MeIntosh, will arrive to-day acd will be ready to meet you jn a day or 80. ;

Moore & McLeod

BLINEATOR, \0SMOPOLITAN LADIES HOME J, JOURNAL

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MUSTARD & MOORE

“a Fashionable Stationers.

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Flouse Renevating and Decor- ating.

7 Spring has come, and with it the reno- 02 and decorating of dwellings. W. Pi Mallins is now prepared to do all kinds

euse painting, whiting and paper Mbging,etc. Persons desirous of hav-

apt ‘bei: dwellings renovated in first-class

VE Pyle, at we most reasonable rates, should WW"! at his residence, King St., four doors

tof Butter Factory.

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A. A. McLEAN,

April, 1897

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84—3wks pd Ce. , NOTICE ia hereby given that at the ex- nae ration Of thirty days from the oublication wee { will be prepared to declare

! a €ndin the estate of Montague - eae Co., of Orwell, in Queen’s os Orecently executed to me an Bament forthe benefit of their creditors

a who will accept the dividend eclared, in full satisfaction of their

nce ti i eas to me within said time, in . e of the terms of the deed of

Assignee.

students during the erghteen minutes that the game lasted. The strong rays of the mid day sun softened the rubber ball, thus increasing its elasticity and causing it to rebound with greater sprightliness.. In- deed in seemed to have life as it bounced

ners, then striking the walls at an angle, revounding to the floor and falling in such

ment of the players to the utmost extent. The game was hotly contested throughout, and at first fortune seemed to favor Messra. Gauthier and Blaquiere, who at the end of the third round bad secured three points to ther opponents one, During the fourth and fitth rounds excellent skill aud judgment in meeting the ball were exhibited by al] the players, and Messrs. Campbell and Arsenault increased their number of points to five, while their opponents added only ove score. Honors were more evenly divided now, andthe chances of success seemed about equal for both contending parties. But in the beginning of the sixth round Messrs. Gauthier aod Blaquiere lost their self-possession, and ‘repeatedly missed the ball, thus permitting their opponments to add three more scores to their number. Shortly afterwards they regained confidence in themselves, and betore the sixth round ended the game stood even at eight to eight. Messrs Campbell and Arsenault had now the ball in posession, and that they would score another point before their “ hands ” were put out was almost a foregone conclusion among the spectators. And so it happen ed; they made the expected score, and won the victory.

about the alley, now curving round the cor-

un nncertain locality as tested the juadg-

MILLINERY

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OPENING TO-DAY Look out for Wotice of our Shour Day

ence wa3 made jn yesterday’s issue, was

the same management as the game ony: 8 previously reported. The match was attended by the Caledonian Club and the very interesting, and the most intense two city lodges of Masons, the Citizen’s excitement prevailed among the | Band preceding the-processioa which was

most imposing. The séenidr pall-bearers were A. Kennedy, A... Brown, Hon. P. Sinclair, Hon. A. MeMillan, John I’, Rob- ertson and J. D. Masou. “Phe junior pall— bearers were Duncan. Mekear, Howard Dingwell, John A. LawSon, David Small, C. D. Rankin and D. F. DeBlois.

INSECT POWDER, MOTH BALLS.

OX GALL SOAP. DISINFECTANT SOAP, JOHNSON’S VARNISH RESTORER

JOHNSON's METAL LUSTRE

are necessaries for easy and thorough

HOUSE CLEANIOG

We have themall. Will send them at once if you telophone.

Johnson & © Johnson

Graduates in Pharmacy.

Messrs. J R Moore, Powval, and J. T. McDonald, Montague, left last night via the Capes to take charge of Government Creameries in the Northwest. Before leaving they were each presented with a handsonie gold headed cane and the fol- lowing joint address :

| Messrs.‘ J. R. Moore axr J. T. Me-

DonaLp.—

Dear Sirs,—On the eve of your depar- ture for the Northwest we, on behalf of the Cheese and Buttermakers’ Association of P. E. Island, cannot refrain from express ing vur sorrow at the thought thet the pleasant | relations, that have existed between us for a number Of years past, are about to be severed. As officers of our Association, you have given us valuable advice and assistance and your absence will be deeply regretted by every one of its members. Socially you have always proved your- selves “jolly good feliows” and we trust that in your new home, amid the bustle and activities of life you will keepa green spot in your memory for the bovs of your “Island home” and the mamy pleasant howrs we have sp°nt together. Kindly accept the accompanying gifts as a slight token of our esteem and regard them as souvenirs of our friecdship. Wishing you good healih, long life and happiness, together with every possibie measure of euccese, we are, Yours taithfully,

JoserpH BurGess,

R. E. Spsuiett,

W. W. Moore,

Committee.

LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT SOURIS.

In response to the call of John McLean, Esq., Convener, a large and representative meeting of the delegates of the several electoral divisions of the First District of Kings, was held in St. Patrick’s Hall, Souris, forthe purpose of organizing for the coming election. The meeting was called to order by appointinting Mr. James McQnail to the chair and the under- signed secretary.

Having briefly addressed the meeting, the chairman called upon Mr. McLean, as Convener, who explained the plan of organization laid down by the conference held at Charlottetown, dwelt at some Jength on the deplorable state of the : finances of the Province and concluded by wittily a!!uding to the “Star Chamber” which happened to be in session at Sourison that day. Short speeches were also made by Messrs. J. G. Sterns, Michael’ McCormack, John Cantweil, Theo. Gallant, Dr. McLellaa, Eusebius Gallant, Andrew Mooney, Geo. Leslie and John McLellan. The subject of selecting candidates to contest the district was dis- cussed, but it was ultimately decided to defer it to some future meeting.

Great enthusiasm was manifested throughout, and considering the bad state of the roads and weather, the meeting was very largely attended.

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,

Souris, April l0tb, “97. Secretary.

McMillan & Hornsby's FOR WALL PAPER

BORN At Montague, on the 12th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. A. }.. Beer, a son.

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On the 6th inst , at the residence of bis uncle, Patrick Wa'sh, Summervi'e, | Edmund Walsb, aged 22 years. R.I. P.

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WRAPPER COMPETITION

FEBRUARY, 1897.

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Thefollowing are the Winners in District No. 3.Nova Scotia, and P.EL.

STANLEY BROS., The Always Busy Store.

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There are Two Ways of Doing Everything

The wrong way is to buy

Winners of Stearns’ Bicycles.

Mr Eugene Pearman, 335 Brunswick St, Halifax. Mas F. A. Crowell, Sydney, C. B.

Winners of Gold Watches. | Mrs J. O’Brien, 192 Lockman Street, Halifax.

Mrs J. A Chipman, Dartmouth.

Mrs J. T. West, Milford, Hauts Co

Miss Janie, c.o. E. W.Creose, Argyle St, Halifax.

Miss Sadie Taylor, Summerside, P.E.I.

gas" We have been obliged to diequality several competitors for February for send- ing coupons taken from Unsold soap in grocers’ stock, (see rule 3).

Lever Bros., Ltd., Toronto.

The Always busy Drug Store

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Our Spring Stock

your Boots before you see our stock and prices. We are opening new goods which we are selling very low. See our Ladies’ Kid Shoes for 68 cents worth always 8dc. Great slaughter in balance of our Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes.

Don’t Do It

Buy Clothing before you see our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing—the balance of Bankrupt stock at lower prices than you can buy the same goods for elsewhere. We will do better for you every time, or your money back. Men’s Overalls from 35c a pair,Men’s good Pants for 75c a pair, Men’s Hats, 25c, 50c, 75c, and up, at

Opening Up

Silver Soap, Polish, Fur- niture Shine, eic.

REDDIN BROTHERS

Opposite P. O.

J. B. Macdonald's Old Stand,

Opposite the west end of the market.

CRAND

Military Entertainment

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TENDERS.

TENDERS will be received at my office in Charlottetown up to 4 o’clock p. m., on Saturday, the 24th day of April inst, for the purchase of the book debts, judgments and promissory notes due the estate of M. Stephens & Co.. of Orwell. A cheque or cash representing 10 per cent. of the amount tendered must accompany each tender. A list of debits, etc, is open for

inspection, — A. A. McLEAN,

Assignee.

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OPERA HOUSE,

Tuesday Evening, April 27th.

PROGRAMME LATER. ' Popular prices 25 an2 35 cents,

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