» room paper, cal pets, , 7 send other house furnishings try the

B vuts at half price this evening.

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a : : 1 and Other liems. {ocd . saves ——~, gachen’s Shoe Store to- “ws at MecKac ‘ arxe ae : ti Diamond reat bary nes a j y ’ » —— i. Ror real barges ins s hor ree ve tonight all ‘ kets now for the hed] ¢ cae wtonday evebiD:. a7 - i - try in the city at astry in t : 8 and P \ au ‘atl and inspect vakery- Cali and i : - enuld'g if you want & od m \acut Bar ~ t jiothes Cheap met s, gf ciOee o - - We got them \merican got it JicFachen 8 Shoe Store. , HHO ue - a i. | have one o! the comfort. « Lp fav . ior gale at the } sar Store. kag i P. wl? YViws aml -

» wee Bros. this week, | it is at Prowse ; toht : > ’ . r

. rgains ieiy for Ww niga. yendvus ba oe

— = ; Peters

gitpy.-The ladies of Sf. ah i to hold Fancy Sale iu the a - am > . ye ; Higli op Thursday, Nov. 26, : uM - = —_ Tut PaLMs "—A general rehearsal

Hall, this

navited to attend

evening

nis Y CA. A H singers are i _———

4 Cut —Big discounts in blinds ean pooper this Week Bound te * yaar Store. j!¢ Zi Ww 8 a eante alight eaminer par a0) \ on * choiee of a lot worth Irom 81.15 rani "5 cents at Sfanicy pur ne ZU 3) eT gre gulbg t give spe ial discounts in ~ piizes uatil the schools ‘ lose. pt opportunity of securing books (yi) and see our Dew stoc} Bazaar

iupl? Ji & sat

—_-—.—— oileloths, lino-

iy voda store of Perkins & Sterns. i118 3i eod _—__-— igneral of the late Mr. Justice Peters sevanged in the meantime, will take

Sy Monday next, at 2 o'clock, from

ot to St. Peter’s Church, thence to St. « Cemetery. Notice will be given of sigr. Caen

‘prominent mea are ROW being carried the ravages of la grippe. When we jie that by using Campbell's Quinine ya preventative we can ward off the vol la gripp>, we would advise you to

Be a bottle from your druggist. tf >

Micuyatioy Day at West Kent Street

Sidon Wednesday. Get one of our

The wat Int ever offered in this city. i offers in all sizas for the above ex- ‘iva. —James Paton & Co. oo swep FoR A YEAR.—The Methodist kere, i at Toronto, hae yaled for a year Rev. Jas, Thompson for the heresy that ‘‘There’s no thi hell, no punishment for wrong doers mibijation, and that the idea that they

Pare if session

mx puwishe! with perpetual fire was

ml and unsupported scriptural

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ae rive tat StreeTs.—The Street Com. mare haylag some of the principal streets hu well ag watered, with a view to the Bieping down ofthe duat. It is under- ait this ishing done by way of ex- ma, in order to test its practicability whloewiithe abatement of the dust me, If the erperimeat be successful, “iusth well to have the sweepers at ~“olittary morning as in other cities,

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2 nl i » > Witty cheeks follow the use of Dr.

y YD ; ’ “ius Fink Pills. ‘They are nature’s rem-

thar driv j : tes = “rag out all diseases resulting from

laine vp tke enriching that vital iinaieisie nerves and promptly salen 8 = suppressions and the eat pot paid 0 gers by deal. be oe of price ~ 50 ms Yr Williams Med. oe ene F led, Co., Brockville, lw

WD Frog a ‘

: ‘Savage —. John Morti: Ps the Mek: who fell from his Pe island : thants Bank of } rince i. a Yesterday afternoon, died coe Hospital about eleven ten ‘ - He never regained i} on . fracture of the bare of Mie was, ae . death. Me. EM Wt is etid that he wae in Xthe time of th e 14l he was in PT Yh was “he accident, but Dr. lt ind the . Sap geimmgge says he lin We te test trace of liquor in a's “oan also that Mr. TY tahoe ®iasoberman. The a ® Savage Harbor for

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4 B heyy RED, Nihioved A man named Joseph | Sema the steamer Southport, “S ” “y at Southport yester- : "ar §83isting at some re- Tene mg made to the steamer, th, 7 doub.ful. Ie appears “trom a staging leading : om the wharf, into the me |: tial} 8 pile of ballast, frac- B Wen “SMe receiving other in- Thich’ op he was uncon- ' lag ion he remained for hy Clled an hour. De. : Bathe > 4. had the inju meee sy * “ROSpital. ‘To-day he . 0 € 1e ie M2 48 well as can es * @ifcumstances.” i i Pence ~ STONES + hilwap ms Lap.—One day last Fin i "sboy, named James P teeny en? of Mr. Sidney Mess in co containing two Tigniah . co passenger ae bewaboy | . tg h's ¥Y iost no Roan on Known and insearch. 8 ’ Miter a tines patse. The owner ecety “ and wag go pleased ine. ou ; . ie hin halt Stewart that he Md thoueh Ae money in the Rt oy this sum too great 3 hted ty accept S45 ‘eh otl *®pt BD, which ste the ne Added over, Tho " " ig i ; : 4 mY he he 2 od it contained » “*Cepting tive cents Nis Hay | : 0 ' . OS hig: Masivea cocoa in qnar- at Beer & Goff s. jane 8 Si

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SpPectAL Despatones To Tue EXAMINER

BRITISH PARLIAMENT,

Lord Salisbury on the Trade Question.

A REMARKABLE OUTBURST

= Lonpon, June 20.

Lord Salisbury yesterday, replying to an address presented to him by delegates re- presenting the United impire Trades 1S ogotiated under the Palmerston Gov

: almerston Goy- ernment and which prevented the colony from giving preference to British trade, are unlucky and most unfortunate. No government, he added, was likely to repeat the error then made. Nevertheless. he explained it was impossible to denvunce the treaties in bits. Thesame treaty con- (ained provisions of the utmost importance to England, especially now, when the spirit of protection was running very high im every country except England,

The Government, Lord Salisbury - con. tinued, would seize the alightest change, to deliver the engagement ; but not at the price of losing the valuable provisions of the treaties re- ferred to. Means of mitigating the evi's complained of might be found before very long. The League, however, said the Premier, must work hard to convert their countrymen te the Laague’s way of think- ing, fcr it is impossib e.ow fer Fny'and to give preferential treatment to the colon- ies at the expense of the rest of the world. The league must ascertain how far. the country would support a policy of which he imagined the principal feature was a preferential tax on grain, wuol and meat. Englishmen, in his opinion would never consent to legislation «fa vague or differ- ential character, and especial'vy when their dearest daily interests were concerned.

The Imperial Parliament will be pro- rogued on August 6th, prox. This is the «ficial orrangement and the local party inanagers heve just received authentic in- structions to prepare for dissolution earlynext summer. The Conservative uncertainty of the party is tending to further refusals by the present members to re-cuntest their seats, and within the ministry itself discon- tent is producing disorganization.

A remarkable outburst, in which Sir J. E. Gorst expressed contempt for certain of his colleagues in the ministry, occurred in the Manipur debite. Being obliged oflici- cial y to defend the Indian Government, he made a mockingapology forthe brutalities and stupidities of the British rule abroad. With j:bes at the Indian Government he satirized the Imperial Government. The Tories heard him aghast. The accepted interpretation left by the speech is that Gorst receguized that the period of Con- servative prowess is about. to close and is preparing for atime when he will resume with Lord Randolph Churchill an inde- pendent position. Mr. Gorat has long cherished ideas of renovating the Conser- vative Party. He believes a prolonged period in the Opposition would affurd his best chance to come to the front.

The Baccarat Scandal.

Loxpon, June 20. The baccarat ferment is not quite over yet. Mr. Cobbs proposes to ask Mr. Stan- hope what the Duke of Cambridge intends to do to enforce the anti-gambiiug regula- tions in the army and what offences or men have been.

Rehring Sea Difficuity.

Orrawa, June 20. Lord Salisbury has nominated the two representatives on the Behring Sea arbitra- tion commission, subject to the Queen's approval.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 20.—10 a. m.‘,

Light to moderate winds; fine and warm, Jr you want a standard-bred stallion, mare or filly, you can get it by attending the sale of royally bred horses at Parkside Farm, Sammerside, 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 a post card to W. A. Brennan, Summerside, for a sale list.

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Word Building Contest. FIVE PRIZES, $100, 950, $25, $20, $10, - $206.

~ END a Post Office Order of Sixty Cents, Ss with your name and address, and you will receive in retarn by parcel post Four Lantin and six Quill Tip Cigars, neatly packed, also the Rules governing the Com- petition. :

The above sums will be paid to the person construeting the greatest number of words with the letters contained in the phrase,

“Luntin and Quill Tip Cigars are the Best.”

Contest closes 16th of October, 1891, and prizes will be forwarded in December fol- lowing.

Remember, the Cigars alone are well worth the money, besides the chanee afforded of obtaining a prize. If you do not smoke, pre- sent the Cigars to some one who does.

Address, — T. J. WINSHIP & CO., P. O. Box 1876. Montreal, P. .

N. B.—This Contest applies to the Dominion of Canada only. 2i (sat)—+ju20

900 Barrels Sugar in Bond.

ENDING the uncertsinty in duty, we P can fnrnish small lots, ex Store, daily,

t caught with a large so that no dealer need ge B being wholly

or partially removed. CARVELL BROS.

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DIED.

At Sidmount, on Saturday, the 20-h day of June, inst, the Honorable James Horsfield Peters, late Master of the Rolls of — Prince Kiward Island, in his eightieth year,

Mortgage Sale.

‘To be eold by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the Twent eighth day of July, A. D 1891, at the Court House in Summerside, in Prince County, under a power of sale contained in an Inden- ture of Mortgage dated the First day of April, A. D. 1886, and made between Robert McCar- thurand Lydia Ann MeCarthur, hic wife, of er or James Barclav of the other

r y him assigued to J. Kdws ‘yat and Catherine Robins :— ee

,

LL the estate and interest of the said J. Ed ward Wyatt and Catherine Kobirs, a8 Assignees of said Mortgage, in and to all that piece of laod situate, lying and being on Lot Cwelve, Prince County, aforesaid, bounded as follows :—Commencing at a stake set in the south side of the south junction road, being twenty-five feet east of the north-east ungle of land in the possession of Thomas Barlow ; thence following the southern side of said road eastwardly for the distance of fifteen chains and seven links to ® reserved road forty feet wide ; thence following the western side of said road south nineteen degrees thirty-five minutes east thirteen chains thirty links; thence north seventy-five de- grees twenty-iive minutes west three chains and forty-five links to the edge of the Mill Pond; thenee following up the edge of said Mill Pond te astuke set twenty-five feet east of the east boundary line of the aforesaid land in possession of Thomas Barlow; thence north parallel with the last mentione? Jine fourteen chains and sixty linksto the place of commencement, Jeavins a lane twenty-five feet wide between the above

. , describ t ; : country from this unfortunate | Thomes Barlow ne ne ni eneation of

Thomes Barlow, containing an area ef twenty- two acres and two roods of land, more or less. » Dated this l8th day of June, A. D. 1891. For further particulars apply at the office cf J. FE. Wyatt, Barrister-at-Law, Summerside. ; J. EK. WYATT. june}—Sw law

| AM instrneted by the Trustees and Executors _ of toe last Will and Testament of Patrick Higgias, lateof Charlottetown Koyalty, deceased,

to aelt by Public Anc‘fon, at the premises under- mentioned,

On Monday, 22nd day ef June, inst., AT li OUCLOCK, A. M.,

All that ‘ract, piece or parcel of land, sitnate, lying and bemyz in the Common of Charilotte- town, in Quee:.’s County, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, bou ded and described as follows, that is to say :~Commencing on the west side of a propos.d road at the distance cf six chains and three liuks north from the Upper Brighton Road at tiie division linc between Plois

Numbers One and ‘wo onthe plan of the estute of Russel George Freeland; thence along the west side of said propssed road northwardly f:r the distance of four chains «nd twentv links te blot Number Fonr: thenee westwardly four chains and forty-two links to the shore of the North River; thence following the various courses of said shors south-westwardly and south-eastwardly to the sait divisien hue Le. tween Piots Number One and Two; thence eas - wardly along the same feur chains and fifty- three links to the said proposed road and place of commencement, containing two acres of land, a little more or Jess, and is marked Plots Num bers Two and Three onthe plen of the estate cf Russel George Freeland, regisiered in the office of the Registrar of Deeds and Keeper ox Plans in Charlotlietown,

ALSO - All that tract, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Common of Char. lotretown, in Queen’s County, in the said Island, bounded as follows, that is tosay :—Commeucing on the west side of a prop ced road at the dis- tance of five chains and forty-five links north from the Upper Brighton Road, being the nerth east angle of George Bremner’s tract of land thence nor'hwardly three chains «end eigh links to Plot Number Eleven, thence northward y three chains and thirty-two links to a proposed road, thence a'ong the same eastwardly three chains and eight links to the fi-st-mentioned proposed road, thence along the west side of the —e three chains and tweaty-tiree links to the

re ci cammencement, containing one esre of nd. a tittle more or less, and .s marked pilot number twelve on said plan.

TERMS—Twenty-five per cent. of the purchase money to be paid’at the time of sale, and the balance on delivery of deed.

For further ticulars apply at the office of J. T. Meilish, Solicitor.

F. H. HORNE,

Auctionescr, Jtne 35, 1893.

TEA PARTY.

VERNON RIVER.

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The Catholic Congregation of Vernon River purpose holding a

GRAND TEA PARTY

on the beautiful grounds adjoining ST. JOACHIM’S CHURCH,

Qn Wednesday, 15th July Next, Ia aid of the Church funds.

Tables will be provided with all the dele caciés of the season, presided over by the women of the Congregation, who have long since gained the reputation of giving the best Teas on P. E. Island.

A!l kinds of games and amusements usual on such occasions will be provided, and those who love a good day's sport will have an opportunity of enjoying themselves to their heart’s content.

A saloon wiil be on the grounds well stock- ed with all kinds of Temperate Drinks, and everything ca'culated to satisfy the taste and fancy of an epicure,

The best of order —— pe tas bee grounds, and any person found selling xi- Sera ik uors, 7 vata tents near, will be dealt with in a summary manner.

‘hea will be served up at 12 o'clock, noon. Price of Tea Tickets, 25 cents.

By order of Committee, M. STEPHENS.

June 12—5i Secretarye

CAY’S PLANTS.

AISIES in bloom, pure white and pink ; Pan- D sies in bloom (most every color), 3c to dc each. 250 to 450 per d zon. Punts to bloom soon, in blossom, and Carnations (4vuble), Indian and China Pinks, Sweet Wiliam, Sweet Rocket, Fverlasting Swee® Pea and Forget-me-nots, 3c to 5ceach, 30c to 40 per dozen. The above are hardy wintered-over perennials.

> G FLOWER PLANTS (trynsplanted Be at 12c per dozen. Balsam, Zin- nia, Pansy, Daisy, Portulaca, African Marigold, Pot Marigold, Morning Glory, Phlox, Everlast- ings, Candyturt, Mignonette, Nasturtium, Sweet Pea, Stocks, Verbena, etc., Lobelia and Gelden Feather ‘fer edging), 49¢ per 100 ; Canary Creep- er, 2'c per dozen; Double Dahlia Roo}s, ic to each. 3

VEGETABLE PL‘ Nf&S,—Ee rly Tran planted Cabbage from hot beds, 402 per 120; Cauliflower, je ; Celery, 40¢ ; Cabbage frem seed bed, 10c per 100: Cauliflower, do, 25c ; Tomato (transplanted), 12>. per dozen, from seed bed Ge ; Squash, Pump- kin, Cucamber and Melon.f0c. per Lox. ‘

} le at our Business Stand in the ree oe a arket a: well as at home. See

een Wek side of Market House, Orders sent by mail, bowt or rail as directcd. Please send cash with order, Stamps taken,

Address,

J. J. GAY & SON,

may?S—lww wy Pownal.

_THE DAILY EXA “eo: = SATURDAY, J

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UNE -20,- 1891: © 9°30

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Ladies

Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-weol lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy

Fine Fine Fine Fine Fine

All-wooi Dress Goods, All-wool Dress Goods, All-wool Dress Goods, All-wool Dress Goods, All-wool Dress Goods,

f,adies should see these Goods. offered in this City for some time.

EXTRAORDINARY

— a ef xX ——

Light Dress Mat Clearance :—

are

J. B.

decidedly the best Bargains that have

MACDONAL?.

SAL

erials, we will make the fol-

regular price 24¢, now 6c. ee

ssc, “ Be.

4 s6c, “ de. _ 0c, “ 26e. a fie, “ 3@e. been

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE!

Charluttetown, June 17, 1891.

Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying

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their

THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND.

Boots and Shoes. from

us,

EXTRAORDINARY

oO F—_——

PURCHASES

READYMADE CLOTHING !

COMPRISING:

Gents’ Black All-Wool Worsteds,

Black and Blue Black Coats and Vests,

Black Russell Cord Coats,

Fine Scatch Tweed Trousers, |

Black Business Suits,

James Paton & C's, |

vorutar | su

Clothing Store. |

ideal cents

andj; "'

Fine Ready- | Boys’ Suits, ong lot to clear, from 75 cents, | Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, | Fancy Tweed Suits, from $1.50 up, |

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‘ Black Worsted Suits,

Readym’de Clothing |

J. PATON & co.| ‘Tweed Suits, all prices.

‘ Suits, every description, cheap.

Popular Prices | Youths’ Blk Worsted Suits, all sizes

|‘ ‘Tweed Suits, all sizes, two aud three piece Suits, Serge Suits, from $1.95,

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ment were we merely to recapitulate figures. our fine SCOTCH SERGE COATS and VESTS,

The shove Goods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They and are of such tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign-

Novelties for Midsummer wear.

Call and see

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P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY. Saturday Excursions !

rt ee on Saturday, 20th June, instant, and on every Saturday until September 26th, 1891, iaclusive, urn Tickets will be issued at one first-clasa fare from all Stations on this Railway to Souris, St. Peter’s, Morel/, Georgetown, Charlotte- town, Hunter River, Cape Traverse, Kensing- ton, Summerside, Alberton and Tigni

good for return ONLY ON FOLLOWING

MONDAY. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Railway Office, Ch’town, \ June 17, 1891. J

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1862. Capital Paid Up.......£600,000, $3,000,000 (With power to increase.)

Reserve Fund......... 208,000,

all prs 61

1,040,000 Note Circulation Notice.

In accordance with the provisions of Sec. 55 of the Bank Act, which comes into force on FIRST JULY proximo, this Bank has made arrange- ments whereby notes of the Bank will be RE- DEEMED AT PAR by the following Banks at any of their Branches in the Dominion, viz :—

Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia, Traders Bank of Canada, Bank of Hamil- ton, Merchants Bank of Halifax, Halifax Bank- ing Co, Union Ban of Halifax and Commercial Bank of Manitoba.

Arrangements have been made with the follow ing Banks to ACT SPECIALLY AS AGENTS for the redemption of the Bank’s notes at the undermentioned cities :—

Nova Seotia, Halifax Banking Co, Mer- chants Bank of Halifax and Union Bank of Halifax.

ST JOHN, N B—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Merchants Bank of Halifax and Halifax Banking Co.

CHARLOTTETOWN. P E I-Bink of Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax. MON TREAL—Bank of Montrea!, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Molson’s Bank, Bank Nova

Scotia and Mercuants Bank of Halifax.

TORONTO—Bank of Montrea), Canadian Bank of Commerce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank, Bank of Hamilton and Traders Bank of Cinada.

WINNIP#G - Bank of Montreal, Imperial Bank ef Canada, Molson’s Bank and Comme cial Rank of Manitoba, ;

The Bank of British Colombia will redeem at rthe notesof eschof the abeve m- ped

Banks at upy of its Branches in British mbia.

WM. C..WAPD, Victoria, B C, June 1, 1891. Manager.

junel§—dy 3m

HALIFAX, N S—Bank of Montreal, Bank of |

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lain Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof

JAMES

PATON

suitable for Business |

magni:

for yourself. Ask

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NVA AQUyuysiun ppeys Se OM TUMOR - SILL

| Coats, cheap.

& CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

TEA AND FANGY SADEG, §, “COILA.”

——IN THE——

MARKET TALL,

——ON THE~—

24th and 25th of June. A

TEA AND FANCY SALE will be held in the Market Hall on the 24th and 25th of June, for the benelit of Convent.

Notre Dame

The ladies in charge of the tables intend to

leave nothing undone to make it the inost

successful and enjoyable affair of the season.

Tea on the tables from 5.30 p.m. Entrance 10 cents; Tea, 25 cents.

Strawberries, Ice Cream and Refreshments |

at 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

ANTS, LOST, FOUND ac

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LATE GLASS INSURANCE.—R. K. Jost, Agent, North side Q 1een Square. june20—im

WANTED —A Book-keeper who has had ex-

erience in au office. Good reference re- ;

gui pply at THe EXAMINES office, june20—tf

OST.—A Gold Signet Ring (rampant lien). Finder will be rewarded, Enqnire at ths office. lw pd—june20

ITUATION WANTED —By a sober, steady man, in a grocery store or around a ware- house, Apply at this office. 21 pd—julgd

LET.—The ‘‘Ogk’and House.” situated on King Street, suitable for boarding purposes Apply to Mrs. CHAS. MCKENNA 3i pd—juld

OST.--A Reed Holder belonging to a Claronet.

Any person finding same will confer a favor by leaving it at this > junel9 HevUse TO. LET.—A newly built private

I ling House, situate on Richmond St., Ww ood harbor und country view Fitted up ¥ all] modern improvements. It isina

quiet part of the city aud free from dust nuis- ance. Apply to Thomas Campbel!, Richmond Street, Janeli ed ff

T° LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street occupied by Mr. W. L. Cotton. Possession 1a hJuly. Apply at Tue ExaMINeRr office, or to Mr. A. N. LARGE, ap!7

W ANTED.—A servant for general housework. Gooi wages. KIN8, Prighton Road.

Apply to Mrs. FRED PFi- 4i—janets

Fra (haritetown New York.

WIS Steamer will sail from Charlottetown and intermediate ports for New York on 235th instant, arrivi g in New York on 29th instant, carrying '-»osters and other reight at reasonable rat: s. Through Bills of Ladiug to Eaglind given if required. Apply to D. FARQUHARSON & SON.

Ch’town, June 8, 1891—eod

CARD OF THANKS.

J E, the members of the Clerk’s Associa- tion ef this city, beg to tender our hearty thanks to the Merchants who so kind!y

j} and considerately agreed to close their stores jon Monday afternoons, beginning the first | Monday in July and ending<the first Monday | in September, both days inclusive, to give us, ‘their employes, the benefit of the above half

| holiday. Your obedient servants,

THE CLERKS’ ASSOCIATION. | J. S. NELSON, J. A. McLaReEN, President. Secretary.

| junelQ—dy 2i wy li OO i ae ee oa

HARD COAL,

Daily Expected.

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ER BRIG CASPIAN, direct from Phila- delphia,

500 Tons Hard Coal,

In Egg and Chestnut Sizes. C. LYONS.

June 13—tf IR SALB.—A new, light Track Sulky, one of the best ip the Province. Also, a Koed Sulky,

strong end light, su-table to break a colt in or

train a hurse. Now is the time for the sports to suit themaelves.—W. C. Tice, Crafton trees, next to Fish Market. stu f pd—-jn6

7” LET.—The Store and Dwelliag House at

the corner of Queen urd Kent Sir ets For

Temiizzick Quern eon jmely

terms, etc , apply to HL. J. P. Street.