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Society Directory, Charlottetown, |

FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS.

St. John's Lodge, No. 1, meets 2nd Tuesday, |

Water Street.

Victoria Lodge, No, 2, meets 4th Wednesday, Water Street.

King Solomon Lod.:c, No. 9, meets Ist Mon- day, Water Strvet.

Alexandra Royal Arch Chapter, meets 3rd Wednesday, W ater Street.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

Prince Edward Division No, 1, 8S. of T., meets every Wednesday, Queen Street.

Victoria Division No. 4, 8. of T., meets every Monday, Queen Street.

Y. M. C. A. Division No. 102, S. of T., meets every Thursday, Y. M. C. A. Building.

St. Patrick's Total A bstinence and Sees Society, meets every alternate Sunday evening, in St. Patrick's Hall.

New Dominion Section No. 2, Ca ‘ets of Tem- perance, meets every Friday, Queen Street.

CHARITA SLE SOCTRTIBS,

Benevolent Irish Society, meets quarterly, in St. Patrick's Hall. St. Vincent de Paal Society, meets every Sunday at noon, im St. Patrick's Hall. INDEPENDENT ORDER ODP-FELLOWS. St. Lawrence Lodge No. 8, meets every Mon- day, Queen Street.

Wildey Lodze No. 27, meets every Friday, Prince Street.

Port Ja Jcie Encampment, meets every al- ternate Wednes lay, Queen Street.

LITERARY sSoCIerigs, St. Joseph’s Literary Society, meets every alternate Sunday, in St. Patrick’s Hall. ROYA]. ARCANUM.

Prince Edward Council No. 132, meets every alternate Tuesday in Y. M.C. A. Building.

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Local and Gther Items.

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Grits ! Vote for Davies.

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No Dairy Examiner to-morrow.

To the Polls! ye

sons of Freedo-.

Notes of the Month will ssvue,

** OBSERVER’s” appear in our next

Vote for Brecken at Skating Po!l closes at 10.

Torres ! Rink to-night.

Frstune Rops, a nice assortment, cheap ; also, Flies, Lines, liaskets, Hooks, &c., at Dodd's Medical Hall! 3°20 3i

CorrEr mining in Newfoundland progresses famously. During the winter mouths Little Bay Mine yielded 12,000 tons of ore, value £6 per ten.

A cHorce Lor of Walking Canes, in Mal acca, Ebony, Orange, Olive, &c., just opened at Dodd's Medical H all. }39 3i tts

Rev. Bexs. Cusrrerie has accepted a eall for missionary work in Britisii Colum. bia. He will probably leave for his far off home in a few weeks.

Since the Colchester Pictou election con- test, the editors of tie Halifax Chronicle have been star gazing, an claim to have been the first to discover the comet.

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For Daxota.—Messrs. Donald McKenzie, Alexander Gillis ani. Malcolm McDonald, of Belle Creek, left this city to-day to take up new homes in Dakota. We wish them suc cess.

AccorpirG te the returns furnished by the Moncton Times, the number of depart- urés from the ports of Halifax, St. John, and Charlottetown, for the United States from the first day of May to the 22nd day ef June was 1,316, and the arrivals 2,078 or 762 in favor of the latter. What will the Patriot aay to this?

Marrers are lively at Sussex, N. B., this week with about 3000 volunteers under arms. This morning the P. Island corps (over 200 strong) crossed by the steamer, and their fine manly appearance e cited general remark. On the boat leaving tlie wharf the band struck up the eld frvorite tune—‘‘ The girl I left be- hind me.” We trust next week to be able to chroniele the success »f volunteers at Sussex. Pioneer.

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Tue Oddfellows’ lazaar last evening was, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, fairly attended. Weare glad to learn that the committee have determined to re-open the Bezsar to-day, as the ex- hibit is well worthy of inspection and pur- chase. The Floral Table was magnificently furwished and atter«ied to, and coniributed

ely tothe success of the evening. If Rebecca of old resenibled the beautiful im- personation of last evening, we can thor- oughly understand Isaac's infatuation. We would advise all who wish to enjoy a pleasant time to attend this evening.

Tue steamer ‘‘ Carroll” arrived from Pos. ton on Tuesday evening, with merchandize and the fellowing passengers :— Miss Macgow- an, Annie MHaszard, Lillic Ryder, Oliver Smith, Walter Lovejoy, Rebecca Barrett, Miss Gordon, Maggie Livingston, D A Goff, M McGuigaw, Jenne P_ Dogherty. w..¢ Townsend, Annie Campbell, Flora McLean, McNevin, Maggie McKenzie, Beth McNeill, Flora McDonald, Jennie A Stewart, A Mc- Donald, Annie McLean, Miss Rielly, Delaney, Mary Burry, Martha ury, Eliza A Young, Mary A McKinnon, Emily Bertram, Sarah Nelson, Messrs J McManus, J Stretch, Hector McLean, R McLean, James McKay, N Me- Nevin, Harry Wether«!.

Last Saturday evening we had a heavy shower of rain accompanied by thunder and lightning. At Bideford Lot 12, the house of Mr. T. H. Pope was struck by the elec- tric fluid and shattered completely. The family were around the tea-table at the time and the electric discharge ran down one corner of the room close to where they were sitting, scattering pieces of plaster over them. The damage to the building is said to be at least $5°0; strange to to say it was well protected with lightning rods. Those whose houses are still unprotected in that way had better ‘make a note of this before investing wher the lightning rod man eomes round again.— Pioneer.

Tux question of providing water works in Charlottetown is discussed with as much bitterness anc. party feeling as the Confed- eration issue aroused, and disputants, as usual on the Island, go all Jengths in sup- pert of their contention. One man is warning the people that the water in St. John and Halifax is not fit te drink at all, but is wretched stuff in comgarison with the surface drainage of Charlottetown back yards. Two or three Alderman of that city, who have been in St. Jobn and Hali- fax several times, were called upon to com- bat thie statement, and had to confess that they forgot to try the water at either visit !

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, JUNE

‘Retail.

May 10, 188}.

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Lonpon, June 28.

Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, will receive a deputation representing Irish ag- ricultural laborers en the first ef July,when a statement in regard to their condition will be laid before him.

The Times says the attitude of the Par- nellites threaten indirect, if mot direct, obstruction aimed at the defeat of the Land Bill.

Steamer Faraday picked up and buoyed the end of the new cable off Lands End to- day and proceeded for Newfoundland to complete the laying of the cable.

Ennis, a policeman, who, it is alleged, killed Maloney, a farmer, during a recent writ-serving riot at Bodyke, has been com. mitted for trial.

A banquet is te be given Parneli by the Irish Parliamentary party next week, (It will be strictly private and non-political.

The News, commenting on Gladstone’s notice of motion to give the Land Bill precedence over the other orders, says: ‘“ We cannot close our eyes to the immense strain and burden about to be placed upon Gladstone's strength, and the danger not only to the bill but to the nation and the ministry of its being overtaxed.”

Gladstone’s motion that after Wednes- day the several stages of the Land Bill

of business wherever the bill appeats cn the notice paper until the House shall de- cide, was adopted without a division.

A meeting of the shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway has approved the leasing of the Toronio Grey & Bruce Rail- way. stated that the Grand Trunk Railway Com- pany would begin its next half year with £23,000 to the good.

EUROPE AND THE EAST. San Francisco, June 28.

Japan advices state the prospects of the silk crop are good.

The construction of the railway between Tsurnga and Kashua Kanagawa will be commenced immediately.

Christianity is rapidly spreading, partic- ularly in the eastern districts.

considerable disturbance at Pekin in the shape of anti-foreign demonstrations, but the place is now quiet. Oficial proclama- tions forbid hostility to foreigners.

The tea market opened earlier than was expected.

At Foo Chow the German and Chinese gunboats have gone in pursuit of Chinese pirates who attacked the German ship Occident.

ATHENS, June 28.

It is officially reported that the English Delimitation Commissioners have advised Greece tovceupy Arta in force, as difficul- ties are very probable.

Berry, June 28.

The Emperors of Germany and Austria will probably meet at Gastein in autumn. No special importance need be attached to the imterview

UNITED STATES.

Lirrte Rock, Ark., June 28. In a fight between the farmers and stock men in Searcy county, who drove their cat- tle from Missouri on the ranges, in Searcy county, Ark,, one stuck man was fatally shot and others more or less dangerously wounded. Two farmers were also wound-

ed. Lovisvit.e, June 28.

Prof. Klein, of Hartford, Ky., claims he discovered the comet last September. He says this is the comet of 1783.

WASHINGTON, June 28.

An approximate orbit ot the comet has been computed by Mr. Upton,of the Signal Service, from observations made at the Naval observatory on the 25rd, 24th and 26th instants. The elements show a marked agreement with those of the great comet of 1807, making it probable the two are identical. The comet is about 27,000,000 miles from the earth avd is rapidly re- ceding from it and approaching the sun, the perihelion passage occurring about July Ist.

Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum- has decided that the Bank of Montreal must pay atax on capital and upon a'l amounts sent to its Chicago branch to he used in the course of its business in that city.

i Cuicaco, June 28.

The Lumber Dealers Exehange advanced prices all along the line from 60 cents to one dollar per thousand.

Crncinnatr, June 28.

The steamer Phateon while racing with the steamer Handy, this afternoon at 1 o'clock, exploded her boiler and the boat was blown to pieces.

TO LET. |

TWO-STORY HOUSE, on corner of Pownal and Dorchester Streets, adjoining the Wagstaff Hotel, and now occupied by Mrs. MeVonald. Possession given on the Ist July. Apply to WILLIAM MURRAY, Baker.

Ch’town, June 27, ’81. os Wool. Wool, Wool. ANTED by C. F. STACK POOL, at the

W Spring Park Wool Shop. .

June 27, dl.

~ UBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

shall have precedence over the other orders,

The President, Sir Henry Tyler, |,

Advices from China state that there was

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We have now upon the Shelves the Bulk of our SPRING ‘Stock has been personally selected, and is Complete in all Departments, Wholesale and Prices Very Low for Cash.

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Spring Importations, and are now ready with an

Extensive Show of New Goods

SUITABLE FOR THE: SEASON’S TRADE.’

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Newest and best Goods at the lowest prices. ewe: NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS, NEW BUNTINGS, NEW GRENADINES, NEW PRINTED CAMBRICS, NEW PRINTED SATIN. ———:0; — Newest Hats and Bonnets of Every Description, Latest Sevelties ic Dr Ribbons, Yies, Gloves and Hosiery. ‘Large Display of Feathers

AN UMMENSE VARIETY OF CLOTH AND TWEEDS AT VERY LOW PsiCES. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. ROOM PAPER,

NEW ASCARPFS, ©. NEW LACE GoopDs, NEW FRILLINGS, NEW RIBBONS,

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| Charlottetown, May 19, 1581.

30, 1881

_GHORGH DAVIES & CO. STERNS. | JUNINON DAY

EG to inform their customers, and the public generally, that they have completed their

Our Stock is first-class in every particular, and we.only ask an inspection of thesame to convince you that we are giving the |

NEW FRINGES.

sss Goods. Prints nd Flowers,

IMPORTATIONS. The

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| A GRAND TEA PARTY, under fhe @as- £& pices of the Catholic Congregation, wijl be held on :

FRIDAY, JULY Ist, 1881,

| in the beantifal field of Mr, Wm, Dstzuep,near , Georgetown, commanding a fine view of the Brudenell and Montague Rivers.

As this is the first and promises to be the best Tea of the season, it will undoubtedly attract the largest assemblage of pleasure- seekers and excursionists witnessed for many

years past,

No pains will be spared by the Com.aittee | of Management and the ladies of the Congre- ‘gation to provide for the amusement and lappetite of the gathering.

; Every amusement peculiar jo such occasions, ‘such as Dancing Booths, Swings, Quoifs, Cricket Matches, Running Races, Sack Races,

‘te., ete., will be carried out to the entire satisfaction of all,

Refreshments of ali kinds will be amply | supplied, and «fforts will be made to procure _every delicacy availeble at :his teason,

Dominién Day being a Public Holiday, ex- |cursionists and pleaswre-seekers by rail can ‘attend this ‘Tea at greatly reduced faces from 2% ® ‘all points,

prownds at 11:3); returning, will leave the

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5|- lishment will be open frem JULY Ist till SEPT. 10th for), = #

‘the accommodation of Guests and Visitors Ho is as =e

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Queen Square. , Rates—$1.75 per day; $10.00 per week ; $32.00 per month,); ~~ "=> Be on ae goa ee “ef E have opened and are now shonin! To reach the Hotel a Coach will leave Charlottetown every| STA MSfttpP the largest and ches pest stock of | Wednesday and Saturday evening, caliing for Guests; returning {CSAs saa JARD "% PPRIRVE ELUWA

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

DRY GOODS ™« Trains from all peints at Hunter River, for 1

| Beaside—sayen miles. Address, : otaitod JOHN NEWSON Complete in Every DepariMnenb| | sme 2s, rss.

jevery Thursday and Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, a

Ever offered by us.to the Public.

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felected by @ne ef the Firm on| the Very Vest Terms, '

who may favor us with a Gall. i we A superior article ef TEA always on

hand, W. & A. BROWN & CO. May 30, 1881. _ De area

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

rE HAT Valuable Freehold Property, situate on Sidney Street, and owned by the

heirs of the late M. W. Skinner, Esq., con- sisting of Dwelling, Stable and Coach House.

Also, a VACANT LOT, suitable for a Gar- den, adjoining the above.

The Hovse contains 1 large Shop, 7 Bed- rooms, |‘ining Room, Parlor and Kitchen.

The Shop is at present occupied by the Inspector of Weights and Measures.

Apply on the premises to

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CITY COOPERAGE

Cor Gt. George and Euston Streets,

CHARLOTTETOWN.

RDERS left at the Subscriber's store, or with the Manager Me. Rircnim, at the Workshop, will have prompt attention, Pork and Mackerel Barrels a specialty, H. COOMBS. June 23—4i eod, wky pat 4i

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IS DAILY OPENING LARGE QUANTITIES OF

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ALL THE LATEST STYLES iN

HATS, BONBETS, FEATHERS, RIBBORS AND

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Queen Street, Chart

Ch'town, May 6—pat pres.

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Strawberry Festival, :

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TEXHE Ladies of ST. PAUL’S CHURCH . purpose havin a STRAWBERRY

FESTIVAL, FANCY TABLE, REFRESH- MENTS, &c., on WEDNESDAY, 13th of July next.

The Hon. John Longworth has kindly given the use of his lawn for the occasion.

Admission 10 cents. Children half price. Gate open at 4 o'clock.

DRESS GOODS, TURNIP

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83 Queen Street

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Reduce my Stock in this Line, Jung 21 *81—2aw 3w ae oe TO LET. oS tae Purple Top.

Fe a term of years, with the right of pur- : chase, several Building Lots in Common Lot 25, near the late residence of Peter) a a nm

Hyndman. Esq., being the property © Miss ‘DesBrsay. For further particulars apply at the office of Messrs, Hodgson & McLeod, Water Street.

JOSEPH POPE, Jr.

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HE SHOP and PREMISES at present occupied by Mr. C, B, Warnrkn as a Boot Store, on Richmond street, next door to Stamper's corner. Apply to MRS, STAMPER,

Ch’town, May 3, 1881.

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Also, arrangements have been made with Mr.

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J. B. MACDONALD Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

GREAT BARGAINS THDNID SEED)

March 23, es, oe ‘ WHOLESALE & RETAIL

oe ss ; | King of the Swedes,

Champion,

Skirving’s Improved,

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rounds at 6 o'clock, p.m. Tickets for double journey by this train will be issued at. one | first-class fare.

Tickets at the gate 25 cents; children half. price,

All who wish to spend Dominion Day pleasantly should attend without fail,

A. E, BOURKE, Seeyy”

| Georgetown, June 15, ’81—4i, wkly Qi ~

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.m, Bagnall to! assengers to |

Wil Gall at- Charlottetown Axzovur THE 20TH JULY,

And will carry Lobsters, Starch, and other products of the Island on freight, at very lowest rates.

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me CATTLE & SHEEP,

/On the Upper Deck, and will sail for Livere pool direct,

on or About the 2ist of July. Hi

“hippers will please make early application |in order te secure room. For freight and other particulars apply to PEAKE BROS. & OO,, | - Managers, | Ck’town, 15th June, 1881. ;

Mill Valley “k

WOOLEN MILLS. 6

‘ I bave purchased the above-named cf /¥ MILLS ond have engaged the serviees

of au overseer who learned the manufacturing 7 business in England, and bas also spent many a years in the factories of the United States. ng We are manufacturing Goods eqvai in ap- wa

pearance to the best imported Goods, the. texture being the finest our Island wool can produce, 2nd without any admixture of tie shoddy. Islanders can now be dressed in ip Goods of the newest patterns, and

j home made, We have withdrawn the

FLOWERS.

Charlottetown agency from Mr, Gordon and i placed it in the hands of Mr. C. Hl. Sharman, ha ason. Mr. Schurman is a young man of high charac- t ter, and persons can rely oft having no decep- a tion practised upon them in dealing with him. 1a Ba

He will not give imported shoddy and say it is

of home manufacture. He will buy wool for

cash, or exchange for cloth in the usual way. ease ca'l on him.

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JOHN hk. “ALHOUN, DANIEL McLEAN, Mill Valley, May 30, 1551,.—dim w3m

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“We have visited the bettling stores of ty Greenlees Brothers, and have selected feom the vats, samples of their Lorne " Highland Whisky, and have subject. j ed them to careful examination and 3 analysis, The samples were very frag- rant, mellow, and of pleasant fiavor, and possessed all the characteristics of pure and wellanatured Scotch Whisky of the, il

first auality. a Hit, Hassart, M. would |

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