Local and Other Items.

\xvewS \ mons was served to- | -

sprain SS VAN Che Piisoner's - -

inks ry Magis |

‘ irt this I i

Tue ann vVincial hess} \ssociation con ‘ m Range | to-day |

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\R sor LyN ! r) } wt High Mass in Xt i Cathedral | vesterday.

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OwkEN CONNOLLY is 8 ny ft balance his spring inportation or t bu t wre eduged prices, © Dead Qu

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Speoran attention is di ted te Red ( Lin wivertisement w } 3 in suother column.

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\ xumMBER of the Is id i ites » the Anglican Synod at Halifax turned home Saturday evening

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COND : Hresert has sold his chestnut driving horse to Mr. W.S. Mi Kie of this city. for a handsome sum 7

itinnionitatii :

Ture Rev. W. E. Cooper, of Trinity College School, Port Hope, Oat., preached in St. Peter's yesterday mornilig

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CONDUCTOR Hrer: TT. of Georgetown and

licket-agent Grady, of Summerside, left this morning on a brief visit to H: slifax, > lee meee G. J. Magill, M. A.. rector of Trinity ¢ , Ne -wport, Rhode Island, is in wn, aud preached last night at St. Peter's ( hurel : iment 2 LHE Gelegates the Pict ry. 2 ee A. who attended th mvention at Summerside, gavea public re t int Pictou Y. M. C. 4. Hall yesterd “i Curer Justice Paiur s appointed Dr. \iuttart, of Souris, a Commissioner to admin ister oaths in all pro édings in the Vice-Ad miralty Court of this Provines 7 PROFFSSOR Frieze has taken a new room. His pupils will now find him at J. D. Me- Leod's building, corner of Queen and Grafton

Streets. Entraace 205 Queen Street. Wer understand that Messrs. Davies and

Sutherland have been retained to defend Capt. Mac dona ld of the J. H. G. Perkins. charged

with shipping raen within the three mile limit. -~

Me. Freon S. Warre, formerly traveller for the London Honse, St. John, N. B., has ac- cepted a similar position with a Montreal firm. Mr. White is well known in Charlotte tewn

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Mer W ALTER Row gE. caane of the barq. 1e Ivy, writes from the Phillipine Islands report- ing all well. Capt. Michael Foley, of the barque Eugene, wis in the same port at the same time.

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Tue Lord Bishop of Niagara and Rev. F

H. Murray, rector of St. Luke's, Halifax, will

arrive by boat this evening to take

part in the

centennial services to be held to-moriow at St. Peter's, -_*

Tuts year the Star of ~ Bethlehem appears The only eeourtence up to date worthy of the

cal on is Tracadie tea, which takes place Wednesday, Il7th. Ground only one ar from station. Carriages will be on hand to meet Visitor

the

- was in Souris on Saturday and Sunday lest. A large fleet of sciners was also there. Mackerel scare. Seiners doing little or nothing of late. The shore fisherman, with the old hook and line, are getting a few. All admit that the best of the season is over.

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Ztos Cauren Sunday School Picnic will be heid at Farquharson’s Wha:f, West River, on Thursday next. ‘TLere will be a refreshment booth under competent management. An en- joyable time is teed all who attend. Sceamer will leave Ferry Wharf at 9.30 o'clock.

Tue Critic

Viuarai

Tse pulpit of t md Methodist Church was occupied last eveaing by Rev. Wm. Fall, P ustor of M. E. ( Aliston, Boston. The discourse, which was both able and powerful,

was based upoa | Cor. 13 —12, and was highly appreciate! by the large congregation present.

- —~<>— McLeop & Srewart, grocers, have the new Scantlebury building, ince anc Dorchester Streets, oppo- old stand, where their patrons will in future tind them. Their stock is first-class inevery respect and their prices reasonable. Look out for their new advertisement in a few anys.

‘i ESSRS. removed corner P;

: site thelr

to

silica

Tae 8. S. Bonavista, from Montreal for St. John's, N. F., arrived here last night with the usual general cargo and the following pas- sengers:—Mr Forbes, Mrs Forbes, Miss Bella Forbes, Miss Edith Forbes, Leonard Forbes, Irene Forbes, Rev Mr Pyke, Miss Pyke, Mr Brainerd, Mrs Brainerd,Mr Closton, Mr Reed, Mrs Dodd, Mrs Ambridge, Mr Kough, Mr Nicholls and three steerage. She sailed again

at seven this morning. an

rue congregations of the Church of England

in this Province are to be assessed for. the

salary of the new Bishop as follows :

Alberton . 215 Milton 24

Charlottetown, New L aden. 24 St. Peter's... 45 Port Hill. 24 St. Paul's... 90 St. Eleanor’s,

Cherry Valley.. 15 Suuunersicde 33

Crapaud....... 24 $291

Georgetown... 12 Total... $2,085

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From time to time lately there have been ex- posed for sale in the windows of Watson's drug store some paintings by Miss Katie Scott which have been accorded unqualified praise by all competent judges of art among us. Those now on exhibition will be removed to-

morrow evening, if not previously disposed of There ye t remains seventeen tickets for the pair “Medea” and “‘ Mignon.” Intending purchasers must secure tickets before to- morrow night.

An ar:il! ery competition, open to all the batteries of garrison artillery in the Dominion, will be held at the Island of Orleans, Quebec, beginning Sept. 6th and continuing till the

th. The following detachments will take part: Monday, Garrison Artillery of Quebec and Lavi. Tuesday, Brigadg of Montreal;

} Prince New riday,

Ww ednesday, Brig: ide of E Aw urd Island; Thursd: Prunswick and Prince E B ittery of Toronto. eats

Everyone talks of attending the Mammoth T at Tracadie on Wednesday next. ‘The |

committee who have the arrangements in hand

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HAPPYBULGARIA

ihe proceeded to the

have done allin their power to make those who attend comfortable. The tea wili be held on the grounds of Mr. : yhn Arch. Me

Donald, Genaladale, surroundin g the celebrat ed Tracadie barn, which will c utilized for | the occasion. The amusements will consist of music, a ncing, swinging, etc. The train ar-

rangement, fares, and other information can | be ; vbtained hy re ferring tu the advustivernent | iy oubtber toluggs I

DATLY TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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Secorat Despatroues to Tur Examiner.

Prince Ferdinand’'s Reception.

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HES PERST PROCLAMATION,

Trrnova, Aug. 14.

Prince Ferdinand was enthusiastically welcomed on his arrival here Saturday night. To-day he attended the Te Deum in the Cathedral. From the Catheéral under a brilliant military and otlicial escort hall of the great! The Sobrange was in session when the Prince entered, and greeted him with prolonged cheers. The Metropolitan delivered an address and administered the oath to the Prince, who thereupon signed the. constitution. M. Stoiloff, Prime Minister on behalt of Prince Ferdinand, issued a proclamation, saying:—‘t We, Ferdinand, by the grace of God and will of the people, Prince of Bulgaria,Sannounce to our well beloved people that we assume the Government of the country. We will rule in with the constitution with intent to proaote its glory, greatness an‘ develozsemeit We shall always be reac y | to sacrifice our lives for its ‘happiness.

The

Sobrange

accordance

Prince thanks the people for his election, the regents and ministry tor all the conduct of affairs during the dif- ficult crisis. He pays a tribute to the

patriotism and bravery of the people during the difficult crisis, and concludes, “Long live free and independent Bulgaria.”’ There is no reference to Russia in the proclama-

tion \fter the ceremony of installation, the ministry tendered its resignation. The Sobrange dissolved. Neither Turkey nor any of the powers have replied to Prince Ferdinand’s note, asking approval of his eiection.

The garrison here have taken the oath of allegiance. Prince Ferdinand held a coun- cil at Sistora, at which, it is reported, that Foreign Minister Natchevitch disagreed with the Prince in his views upon the form- ation of a cabinet, and tendered his resig- nation. [tis rumored that Prince Fer- dinand has insured his life for two million florins.

Rioting in Hamilton.

"Dl oanaraion Aug. 14.

While the True Blue Orangemen were returning from their annual supper last night they came in collision with a crowd of Roman Catholics, and quite a disturbance took place, giving a large squad of police

considerable trouble. There were no arrests. thamberlain’s Deci-ion. Boston, Aug. 14.

KE. A. Perry cables the Herald that a credited report prevails in London that Mr. Chamberlain has decided to retnrn to the Libera! ranks, bring~ with him many Radical Unionists.

The Sultan's Chief Officer Dead.

Aug. 14.

The death is announced at Constanti- nople of Verhram Agha, the Sultan’s chief confidential officer, who partially directed the State of Turkey.

LONDON,

Ww eather Bi Bulletin.

Toronto, Aug. 15~—10 a.m. Moderate winds, fine weather, stationary

or a little higher temperature.

We regret to learn that the genial pro- preitor of the Sea View Hotel, Souris, has sprained his ankle.

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Tue last Pictou News contains an article

descriptive of the tennis tournament, and of

the splendid treatment accorded the visitors during their stay among us.

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Joun Critiy, of the well-known firm of John Crilly & Co., paper bag and flour sack manufacturer and painters, of Montreal, has mysteriously disappeared, His books show that his business is in a healthy condition,aad that a surplus of $30,000 exists.

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Mr. Tuo. L. Caarretie to-day laid in- formation against the Salvation Army, charg- ing that their street parades and drum beating are an annoyance to himself and family, as

well as to the neighborhood in which he resides. The case will come up for trial in the Stipendiary Magistrate’s Court in a

few days

) sie) W ure the Salvation Army were on their knees praying in the centre of Richmond

Street, about. seven o'clock last evening, they were assailed with a volley of stones, w ater, eggs, etc. The captain and several of the oftic ers and soldiers were drenched with water and struck with stones. A carriage was also | driven through the Army ranks. An immense |

' crowd of people y sathered.

The arrival of the | police put a stop to the proceedings.

SHIP NEWS. CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED,

PORT OF

Perry, West Point,

Aug, 12—Mary Alice, McPherson, Sydney,

Champion,

lobsters;

coal; Ella Blemish, Hayes, St. Peter's, limestone; Morning Light, McArthur, Mal- | peque, lobsters; Athiete, Tow nsend, Cow | Bay, do.

13th—Minuie R. McKenzie, McNeili, Sydney, | coal; Lavina Jane, Anderson, Pictou, «lo; Herald of the Morning, McLean, North Bay, fishing voyage; Ralph E. Eaton, Simpson, North Bay, do; Mabel Leighton, Greenwood, North Buy, do; Wm. M. Galf- ney, Thomas, North Bay do,

CLEARED,

Aug ont 12 ~Mary Alice, Perry, West Point, bal; E Brown, Rich: rds, Orwell, lum; Morn- ing Light, McArthur, Sydney, bal; Morell,

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HOTEL ARRIV ALS.

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RANKIN HOUSE.

August 12—Wm Douglass, Woodstock ,Ont;

.d A Stackhouse, Ottawa; A ( ushing, Gilbert |

Murdock, D HH Sinclair, C N Skinner, st John, N B: Miss Smith, Amsterdam, N r: C B Allen, Carleton, N B; Samuel Watts, Ar‘ hur F Garden, G W Bridges, Montreal; D Doug- lass, wife and three children, Pictou; J L Stewart, Chatham; R Jardine, Campbellton, Dr James Christie and wife, Miss Mavie Christie, Miss Alice Christie, Miss Stevenson, Miss M Stevenson, St John, N B; W P Brown, A M Bauld, Halifax; Edward Schultz, E F Doutre, J H Magee, Geo S Wilson, Mon-

| treal; M J Cavin gh, HB Titus, Pawtucket, R

1; Louis ,Robitailic, Newcastle, N B; Mrs Laidlaw and two children, Mrs Mills, Mis McLellan, Toronto. 13—G A Joy, Agent of Wilson's Minstrels: C E'Hilton, do; Chas A Cooke, Pictou; (¢ F Atkinson Moncton; Ws Shepard, Boston; Miss Thomas, Montreal; A H Chesterton, Boston; J J Bute and daughter New York; A M Leddell, Montreal; Mrs] Leddell and family, do; Mrs Sherar, George-| town; Geo Hibbett and wife, do; Arch. Me. Gown and wife, Montreal; F A Marr, Mon-

'cton; A KE Hoistead, de.

REVERE

Aug 11.—W 8 Bruce; A Lawrence, Boston; Geo A Smith and wife, St. John. 12th—A Lawrence, M D, Boston; John Yeo, Port Hill; Peter McNutt, Malpeque; TG Bell, Millbrook, Ont; Miss Bell, Mrs A Wood, Miss Wood, do: | C Culwell, Havana; B D Howatt, Crapaud. 13.—D 8 Philips, Montreal; J A Reed, Mon- treal; F W Slater, do; A G McPherson, do; W A McLennan, do; F Ed Mellock, do; J D

HOUSE,

Irving, Buctouche. 15-—-BC Borden, Sack- ville. OSBORNE HOUSE.

August 12 —Mrs LJ Burns, N V Burns, E E Burns, C F Burns; Sherwood Keith, Taun- ton, Mass. 12-—E A Allen, Miss B Allen, Traro, N 8; I C Creighton, Quebec; Wm Me- Innis, Roy: alty Junction; Geo Gould, T B Grady, R_ Follis, S’side; Wm McKee, jr,

Branttord, Ont. 15—Benj Owen, Boston; G Gillis, P Francis, Dundas; S C Clark, Pius McCormack, ir A McLaine, St Peter’s Bay; P McLayen and wife, Brude- nell; W Honeywell M D, Hunter River; Chas Buxton, Cape Traverse.

LORNE HOTEL—TRACADIE BEACH.

Aug 8—John E Knight, Wm H_ Draper, Providence, R 1; Chester B MacNeill, Mrs C z McNeill Miss C Hayden, C P Fletcher, Mrs ’ P Fletcher, Ch’'town. 10th—Thos Cunning- h um, Mrs Thos Cunningham, Philip E Cape Nickerson, Capt W H Barnard,

Webb, F H Sawyer, Boston, Mass; Mrs BF

Revens, Providence; R I;-Robt Crabb, A Hermans, P P_ Gillis, Charlottetown ; Philip Kime, Boston, Mass; Fred Sellers,

Chas E Morris, Ch’town. Evans, Mrs W W Sullivan, Miss May -Sulli- van, Miss Sullivan, Ch’town: Miss Wedder- burn, Hampton, N B; S H Grey, Camden, N J.,U 8 Joseph Parrish, Philadelphia, Pa. oe C Cla:ke, Mount Stewart; Chas New-

li—J Evans, J E

Earle, |

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aie JAN DAY,

_ Auetion Sal

VALUABLE FROPERSY.

Good Business Stand, Dwellings, &c, Charlottetown.

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I AM instructed to Sell by Auction, on the pre- mises, on

Thursday, the 25th Day of August, Tust., at the Hour of 12 o'clock, Noon,

All that Valuable Property, situate on the corner of Weymouth ani Fitzroy Streets, having a frontage on Weymouth street of 42 ‘feet, ard on Fitzroy Street of 874 feet, being part of Tuwn Lots Nos. 85 and 86 in the 4th hundred, upon which there are Three Dwellings or Tenement Houses, besides a Shop on the corner.

This property is snlendidly situated for a gro- cery business, combining a fish and meat store, and offers a rare opportunity to intending pur- | chasers,

Terms easy and made known on application to F. L. Haszard, Selicitor, or to the unde srsigned,

G. M, HARRIS,

Auctioneer. August 11—ex pat till sale

1887--FALL TRIP--1887

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The well-known Clipper Barkentine

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| DR IMA.”

| 300 Tons Register, Now Newly Metalled and Reclassed at Lloyds, JOBN ROACH, WILL Liverpool for Charlottetown,

| About the lst SEPTEMBER, next.

Commander,

SAIL FROM

) And will carry Freight at through rates, to the

bery, do; A Lord; Ch'town; F W Hyndman, different Railway points on the Islaud, do; Arthur Dalziel, ‘Woburn, Mass. | eas 13--Donald Keith, A M Bauld, Halifax, N S;!

A Blanchard, Windsor, N 8; E L Blanchard, Mrs Blanchard, Miss Helena Blanchard, J W Morrison, D Nicholson and wife, D McLeod, Dr Conroy, G H Reddin, C Lyons; John Col- lings, A N Large, W N Rayden, S W Crabbe, J T Cree kett, Miss Alice Crockett, E Bell, Ch’town; John Stewart, St Peter's Road; WJ Brown, Halifax, N 8; Mrs H Ryan, Boston; Colonel Power, New. York. SHAW’S HOTEL—BRACKLEY POINT BEACH.

August 10—Mrs Holl, Miss Holl, Mrs Chas Palmer, Miss Louise Palmer, M J _ Palmer, Ch’town. 11—RS Farquharson,Fred Davies, BR Newbery, Stanley Newbery, Mr and Mrs F T Newbery, Miss Belle Newbery, Ch’town; Miss Jane Simpson, Pictou, 12—J E Evans, Seaside Hotel; BS Davies, Ch’town; Dr Sey- mour,

Wm Laidlaw, Master Laidlaw, Miss M A Laidlaw, Master Laidlaw, Miss A E Mills, Toronto, 13 John Longworth, Miss Belle

14—Mrs Davison, Miss

Longworth, Ch’town. S. Farquharson, Ch’

Donse; Mr and Mrs R town.

DIED.

Fell asleep in Jesus, at Inkermam House, on Saturday, the 13th inst., John Hamilton Gray, late of the 7th Dragoon Guards,

[Funeral by carriages to Sherwood Cemetry, —T dweiling at 3 u’ciock sharp, Tuesday, 16th inst

Service at dwelling, beginning at 2.20 p. m.

On August 15th, after a lingering illness, Thos. Smith, aged 78 years. May his soul rest ip peace.

[F uneral from his late residence, Fitzroy Street. on Wednesday, at7,45 a. m., to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral.|

MAM MOTH

TEA PARTY

AT TRACADIE,

on

Wednesday, 7th of August.

THE Tea wil! be held on the beautiful grounds of Mr. John Archd. McDonaid, Glenaladale, and surrounding the celebrated Tracadie barn, which will be utilized for the occasion,

No pains will be spared by the ladies and man- aging committee to make this a first-class affair; and as the commodious buildings on the grounds give double facility for making this the best tea of the season, we therefore cordial:y invite all to attend.

The amusements will comprise Music, Dancing, Swinging and all other games customary on such occasions ;

The best of ull kivds of Temperate Drinks will be sold on the grounds.

Tea on the Tables at 12 o’closk, noon.

Tickets for admission to Grounds 25 cents; children, 10 cents.

and Tea,

The fol'owing are the arrangements made with the Kailway authorities :—

A Special Train will leave Summerside for Tracadie at 8a. m., local time,on above date, connecting at Royalty Juaction with Special Jeaving Charlottetown at 10.20 a. m., and return: ing will leave Tracadie at 5p. m., local, for Sum- merside, makiug connections at Roy ality Janction for Charlottetown,

Wares at the undermentioned rates will be issued from Sammerside, Charlottetown, Souris, C.eorgetown and intermediate Stations to “"Traca- die by Speci+ls from Summerside and Charlotie- and by Kegulars from Georgetown and Souris, good toreturn on the same day by above Specials and Reguiar Trains ;—

To Tracadie and Return,

Summerside to New Annan (inclusive).......- 70c Barbara Weit to Fredericton...........0.0008s 60c Clyde and Hunter Rivers... cee ew cece sees « Oc North Wiltshire to Miiton (inclusivej....-.... dhe EOS bbws cons bs :ibev eddies these cine mete 30¢. Se: oi.n vans i von 1x oOo tekvaeavebeescuae 40c Royalty June. and brackley ete. nkasdsee « 30c Union to Bedford (:nciusive}) One Single Frst- ; ciass Fare, Souris to s.ollo Bay (inciusive)...............- 60c eT eet. | ee eee ide } Five Houses to Marie (inclusive).......... 40 i.ot 40 to Dunde (i CARAT bis ks ce: ss vc end nee suc Douglas, Onue singie First class Fare. Gvor; getown apd Brad ae Seeks ui Fa 50¢ i ardig: A DEER. Boho ca cnk eet tmeibwen 400 Bald win’s and Peak Wee. ac th ices ace cee “0c

Del laney , Geo tow n, mdse. August 13-- ily, Rive re, Pictou, bal; Lavinia Anabieon, Pictou, bal; Minne R Me- Kenzie, MeNeill, Pictou, bal; Kohinor, Perry, fishing voyage; Wm M Gaffney, North Bay, fishing s voyage, Herald of the Morning, Me Innis. do; Mabel Leighton, Greenwood, uo; Relpb E Yatev, Simpsun,

Jane,

Pisquid and Mcunt Sicwart, Une Single First-class Fare.

The afterncon Express for Souris will be de- tained thirty minu'es that afternoon, leaving Tracadie at about 5.0 p. m., local time, and con- necting at Mount stewart Junction with Train

for Georgetown. AUGUSTINE A. MoDONALD,

Pracailie; July 29, WM way 3 Sev'y.

rs Seymour, Northampton, Mass; Mis;

| For Freight apply in London to Joun PircalIRN & Sons, 16 Great Winchester Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to PirTcAIRN BROTHERS, 51 South | John Street; or here to the owners,

| PEAKE BuOS, & CO.

Ch’town, July 27, 1887—3aw tf

From Charlottetown to Liverpool,

\

The Clipper Bark

“QHORGE PEAKE,”

550 Tons Register,

JOHN McWAHON, WASTER, Due here about the 15th August,

WILL SAIL FOR

Liverposl, Direct, About the 25th AUGUST,

And will carry canned goods, starch, &c., at Low Rates of Freight,

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

27, 1887—

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WANTS, Lost, , FOUND ke.

Lort- A. Cow; fat, red color. The finder will oblige by Ie aving word concerning her with WILLIAM SELLAR, corner Hillsborough and Rich- | inund streets, Charlottetown. augi2 di pd

WAN TED—A copy of the late Rev. D. Me-

ionald’s book on the Millenium. Apply at

this office. aug tt ANTED—Four gi wal Cc pabuieben rs Apply to

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J. M. itoss, Monvion, N. B. augl0d 10: ” pe LET --A Cottage on Pleasant Street, con- taining eight rooms; stable and outhouse

attached; furnished if required, or use of piano if required. Apply to the owner on the premises,— third door from Euston Street. augs tf

\Batal!

AUGUST

15

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During this month we will give Special Bargains in Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Ladies’ Straw Hats and Trimmings, Gloves, Sunshades, Ribbons, Flowers Feathers,

Mantle Cloths and Ladies’

and

Ladies’

Jerseys. cnegunaies oO commie

CLOTHING DEPART-

Several lots for Men

Remember the READY-MADE MEN P is one of the Largest in Town. and Boys’ will be cleared at a Great Bargain

Superior TEA, 25 Cents.

J. B. MACDONALD

Ch'town, July 8, 87—dy wy—pat

$3000.00 W

BOOTS «, SHOES

CLEAR OUT.

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Bigger Bargains than “ver.

00 1 30 Per Cut Discut |

DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE

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Also, we resectpfully request payment of all amounts due ws, at once. Absolutely necessary on account of Change in Business.

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em amen nae

aeererres 1 Or & Ca.

I iy CD) ts... CD. Et - x WHITE WOO D CARRIAGE BUILDERS.

HICKORY, WHITE WOOD, 2 inches wide.

CITY HARDWARE STORE. NORTON & FEZNNELL.

August 6, 1887.—2aw & wky

HOUSE TO RENT OR SELL. P. E. Island Railway.

14, 14, 1? inches thick. ce 13 te 37

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‘EALED TENDERS, addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed—

“Render for *erap Iron,’ will be received until THURSDAY. September ist, inclusive, for the whole or any part of the undermentioned old materials, viz:

Old Iron Rai's,..... 950 Tons more or less

' THE Suvscriber will sell or rent the well-known premi es on Chapel Street, near Main Street, | Souris, which have been newly fitted up for ho'el purposes. ‘i here are 19 rooms and a large shop ‘The cellar is 40x36, and frost-proof. There is a never-failing weilof water in the yard; good Stables and Coach Honse; also, large yard. The premises are centrally situated, command-

w

ing splendid view of Colville Bay, and are Old Scrap Rails.... 43u

within three minutes walk of the Railway Old Car Wheels ... 110 “ “

Station. W rought Scrap Iron 1x0 o ae Immediate possession given. Se rap Fishplates.... 75 “s “s Terms moderate and made known on app'ica- Old Car Axles. 10 ‘“ “

tion to i deliv

ered on Kailway Wharf, Charlottetown. The Department does not bind itself to accept the highest or any tender. JOSEPH UNSWORTH, Acting superintendent. | Railway Office, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, i August 8th, 1887 —6i

Wanufactured by Bell COAL ps ‘ CUAL!

& iliggins, Ni. John, T° arrive, Ex. Schr. “Robbie Godfrey,”

NX. B. 500 Tons Hard Goal (Beg and Chost- D. OM RepDIN, Agent: ant Sizes.)

1887.—tf

Souris, July 39,

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This Coal is the in Philadelphia,

Also, '00 Tons Sydney ( jid Mines) Round Coa), Ex. Schr. Bounty.

On hand, Acadia Round and Nut Coal, Sydney | Round, Nut and Slack Ce val,

Ven cents per Ton allowed for cash. Orders left at office, Water Street, | prompuly attended to. ’ }

ior Charlottetown. beat to be had

Ch’town, nee 31, law 3m.

Dsiversity of Mount Allison 1 Cullege.|

vii J. R. INCH, L. L. D., President. iate year 1887-8 will ;

ist. Matricula- 9 o'clock, a Ww. |

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will} be

JOHN HUGHES. Water Street. y 25, 1887—1mo pat her guar

CAPT.

Ch’town, Jul

W?

ANTED AT ONCE—At_ McLeod & "Me- Kenzie's Star Tailoring Establishment, two

PHE first term of Colleg begin on THURSDAY, Sept.

GOSPEL TENT CHAIRS —Reveived and are: i i, au Ys Aga for sale a a 21

t Hea Sere ae | or three first-class Coat Makers; none but an For particulars apply to the President, | aes ones need apply. Highest price wise — y Sabiville, August 6, 18at.—# edt k; pay promyt.