zocal and Other Items.

» HumBOLDT Lrprary.--A full supply at

sond Bookstore. - Friar ALARM —The Journal is agitating for fire alarm for Summerside. - — Lapixs’ JovurnNnAL.—This popular for October is at the Diamond Book.

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1 0. 0. f.—The initiatory degree will be onforred at Wildey Lodge to-morrow even- ing. va Hatr-HoLipay. His Worship Mayor Havi- land has proclaimed the afternoon of Thurs- on Oct. 2nd, & public holiday.

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Crvie.—There w ill be a special meeting of

the City Council on Monday evening next to consider the electric light tenders ee Porics CourtT.—This morning one drunk

on find $1, and a man for selling hop beer on the Sabbath was fined $1.60 and costs. -—_—_—~.—_—_

a full line of the Celebrated J. fennell’s Horse Boots selling low at W. E. Dawsons. 2i—sept25

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Mvsic ox tHE Sqvuare.—The Citizens’ Band will give their last promenade concert this Season on Queen Square to-night.

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Tue Bowling Alley in the Skating Rink ye open for the fall season on Monday

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evening, Sept 29 spinnin Tue Batmorat Cuorr.--A despatch from Quebec announces that the Balmoral Choir arrived there from Glasgow yesterday morn-

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Horsemen!—Come and see the complete outfit for your horses at W. ne Dawsen's. 2i—eept25

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AnTitLERY.—No. | Battery, G. A. will meet for drill to-night at eight o'clock sharp. A full attendance is especially re- quested.

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Exuisition CuRiositT1Es.-—Persons _hav- ingeuriosities intheir possession should read Mr. A. B. Warburton’s advertisement in another column,

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Frexenh AND GERMAN, —Miss Simpson will begin her classes in conversational French and German, on October Ist, Pownal Street.

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Taxes. —Delinguent taxpayers should read collector Vaniderstine’s advertisement in an- other column. They have only afew more

days to pay up.

Oxsrrvary.—Mrs. Macgowan, relict of the late Peter Macgowan, City Clerk, passed peacefully away at one o'clock this morning, having attained a ripe old age.

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Horse Suits from 87 to $24. Horsemen should call and see them at W. E. Dawson's. 2i—spt25

Tickets For Sr. Joun.—Return tickets at $4.75 for the St. John Exhibition will be issued by the P. E. Island Railway for to-morrow and Saturday.

PurtuaRmonic.—A practice of the Phil- harmonic Society will be held this evening, at a quarter to eight. The conductor earnestly desires a full attendance of mem- bers.

Notice to Exurstrors.—Exhibits regularly entered on the secretary’s books will be re- ceived at the Exhibition Bullding‘to-morrow, Friday, Sept. 26th, Saturday, 27th, and Mon- day, 29th, up to 2 o'clock. Live stock will be received after 3 o’clock Monday.

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Hicw Prioep Papers. — Mr. Theo. L. Chappelle has handed us copies of ‘‘The Japan Daily Mail,” 28 columns, $21 per year; “The Hyogo News,” daily, 20 columns, $30 per year; and ‘‘The North China Daily News,” Shanghai. These are printed altogether in English.

New Raitway Batpce.—A new iron rail- way bridge at Moore’s Mills, near Milton, was crossed for the first time by the train last evening. The curve on either side of it has been straightened considerably, and altogether ‘great and lasting improvement has been effected. Itis needless to say that the work has been well done under the careful inspec- tion of Mr. McPherson.

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Best lines of Sweat Blankets ever shown in the Province, at W. E. Dawson's. 2i—sept25

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Weppise Betts.--The marriage of Frederick H. Seller, of the firm of Beer & Goff, and Miss Helen Chandler, daughter of William Chandler, Esq., of the St. Law- renee, took place at the residence of the bride’s pareuts last evening. The Rev. W. Hamlyn, of St. Paul's, performed the cer- emony. In common with the many friends “ both bride and bridegroom THz Examt- NéR offers congratulations and best wishes.

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PROVINCIAL Exutsirion.-—We learn that the meeting last evening to make arrange- ments for lodging visitors during exhibition week was* not large, but that good work was done. §. W..Crabbe, Esq., was ap- pointed chairman and H. V. Palmer Secre- tary, and committees were named for each ward. Any one having a room to let would do well to report to Mr. Palmer.

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Track Whips in great variety at - E. Dawson's. 2i—sept25

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ait Batwonat. Cuorr.—An exchange a. - readings from Scotch and other a oo Lee & J. Patrick, which proved eee ie le a feature during last years bend tne Balmoral Choir, will again be id among the attractions on the pro- _ of each entertainment given by ee Mr. Patrick always vn : \s audience with him whether he i . 4 Serious or humorous piece, and in 5 oo selections the language of and » urns flows from his lips so easily on naturally that every word can be Fatuod by people who never saw Scot- 4nd know nothing of its “Grand old

Doric.” “al “§ the natives call their native L ia AL . : ‘ eas Tes who want a nice skating or walkin

i made the way you want them, and wit ils, right, just leave your order at J. H. s6 Im f

K, D.C. is Guaranteed.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SPECIAL Despatocnes trO Tur Examiner.

The Burchall Murder Case. Woopstock, Ont., Sept. 24. Interest in the Burchall trialfdeepens as the case proceeds. The prisoner's nerve is | the wonder of all. The crown witnesses to-day were several medical men who tes- | titied as to the condition of Benwell’s body when found, also George Burnett, manager of the G. N. W. Tel. Co. at Buffalo, who | deposed that Burchall went to Buffalo after | the murder and sent a telegram to himself | signed ‘* Stafford House,” and that the tel- egram was a blind by which it was intend- | ed to send Pelly to New York on a wild! goose chase after Benwell. The theory of | the defence seems now quite apparent. It

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is that Benwell was killed in a row, and for the purpose of concealment, his body was |

carried to the spot where it was found.

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The Internationai Exhibtion. |

Sr. Jonn, N. B., Sept. 24.

Canada’s International Exhibition was opened to-day under most favorable aus- pices. The Lieut. Governor, Sir Leonard Tilley, was received by « guard of honor and, accompanied by a briliiant military staff, proceeded to the building and deliver- ed an address, declaring the Exhibition open. The party then proceeded to Movuse- path, where the horse and cattle show was opened by the Governor. The exhibits are nearly all in position, but many have been

TRADE ALE! Flour, Sugar, ‘Tobacco XG, BY AUCTION.

On Saturday, September 27,

AT HALF-PAST 10 O'CLOCK

( NE CARLOAD (125 Barrels) FLOUR,

THURSDA Fi SEPTEMBER 25, !890.

NEW FALL GOODS!

connie a | 1 a

OPANING DAILY,

(refused by consignee and ordered to be

sold on owner’s account). 5 barrels Yellow Sugar, 20 ** Apples, 5 butts Twist Tobacco, 10 caddies Bright Smokiog Tobacco, 10 + * Chewing r 10 dozen Corn Brooms, 50 reams Wrapping Paper, 50 M Paper Bags, 20 dozen Twine, 2 M Cigars, Lot of Groceries, Sole Leather, etc.

—ALSO— 50 new Hardwood Pork Barrels, 40 boxes Tea (positive sale at any price). Terms at sale. E. H. NORTON & COQ.,

septl7 Auctioneers.

srriving all day and are yet toarrive. The Trinidad, West India, Jamaica, British Columbia and Manitoba exhibits are in

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position and attract great attention. The |

city ts full of visitors.

The Tariff Bill.

ToRONTO, Sept. 24.

Ina letter to Erastus Wiman, Senator Sherman says the McKinley Bill is not especially aimed at Canada, but is general in its application to ali countries. He be- lieves that with a little forbearance and moderation on both sides of the line, the feeling will become universal in the United States that special arrangements for reciprocity and trade should be entered in- to between the two countries. Whatever feeling there is in the United States for an- nexation, he said, grew pnrely out of the belief that annexation would be better for the people of both countries.

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A Sham Battle.

Harirax, Sept. 24.

The sham battle to-day between the attacking fleet and the detending army was in all respectsa sham. The engagement lasted about twenty minutes and.was little else than a salute fired by the ships as they sailed up the harbor and replied to by the forts.

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Asking for Disallowance.

Orrawa, Sept. 24. The Government have received peti- tions from Manitoba signed by four thou- sand persons asking that the act passed by the Provincial Legislature abolishing the dual language and separate schools should be disallowed.

Goods Awaiting Shipment.

LiveRrPooL, Sept. 24. The warehouses of all the Atlantic lines are crammed with goods, which merchants are anxious to export before October. Freights have advanced from 40 to 70 shillings a ton.

The Races at Moosepath..

Sr. Jonny, Sept. 25.

The races at Moosepath yesterday after- noon were witnessed by abovt 700 persons, and were very exciting,

In the three minute class, Lorin, owned by C. E. Walker, cook first place; Nellie Bashaw, owned by H. C. Lydiard, Kent- ville, second; Minnie Gray, owned by D. Dwyer, Ch’town, third; and Golden, owned by A. N. Large, Ch’town, fourth.

In the 2.37 class, Whistler, owned by Geo Essory, Ch’town, took first; Lady Sim, owned by Johnstone & Moore, St. John, second; Blackbird, owned by E. Cameron, Ch’town, third.

The Methodist Conference.

MontrEAL, Sept 24.

A large number of reports were submit- ted to-day, and considerable work was done. The afternoon and evening were devoted to consideration of the superanu- ation fund of the West. The debate was laymen vs. ministers, and evoked consider- able feeling. The whole matter was re- ferred to a committe to report to the next General Conference. There was nothing of special interest to the eastern Method- ists. :

The weather is unusually cold.

Weather Bulleiiu.

Toxonrto, Sept. 25.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh winds, mostly north- westerly and northerly, fine and cool.

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Domrxion IntustTRateD.—The last issue of the Dominion Illustrated (September 13) con- tainsa full supply of portraits, scenery and illustration of recent events of interest. The Earl and Countess of Aberdeen the late Wm. Wilson, the late Judge O’Riely, H. M, S. Bellerophon,Canada, and Thrush,in connection with the visit of Prince George of Wales, zome fine military scenes, views of Kincardine, Ont., and the Chaudiere, and a collection of the noteworthy members of the civil service—the Ministers’ private secretaries. Altogether, in variety and excellence, it is a capital number The letter-press is of corresponding merit. Address,73 St. James street, ontreal.

For a good comfortable and easy fitting boot , go to J. H. Bell.

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WANTED.

N ACTIVE AGENT to represent a A Manufacturing House in Prince Edward Island, to push the sale of a standard article kept by all Grocers and Druggists. Address | . Montreal,” office of Tue EXAMINER.

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\ FEW MEDIUM-SIZE STYLISH CAR- i RIAGE HORSES, not over seven

ij years old,

FENTON T. NEWBERY.

Ch’town, Sept. 23-—dy 3i wy li agric li

FOR CHARTER.

A SMALL BRIGANTINE, 106 Tons, suit- LX able for Potatoes to the States, or for West India trade.

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, Sept. 23, 1890—2i

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HE Thoroughbred Jersey Bull ‘SIR

GEORGE,” No. 100, N. B. H. B., two |years o'd. Pedigree:—Got by Sir Duglass, A. J. C. C.; dam Lacter, N. B. H. B. ; grand dam Lady Bowditch, N. B. H. B. This Bull will be sold very low, as owner cannot attend to him. Address,—

GEORGE T. BIDDINGTON, Fireman I. C. R., Point DuChene,

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BALSAM

SHORE OUND ANDAN!S ree Roup ei Couaus

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WrooPinc C2G OLDS.

0 YEARS IN USE. SAONENS BOTTLE

P ORMSFRONG 8¢-G0.. Proprietors.

oi Benneaie- Nee ad WANTS, LOST, FOUND de WANTED.—A Girl pom es nomen: Road

Apply to Mrs. E. H. Norton, St. Peter’s a 2i pd—sept24

Leis evening, near Hillsborough or Prince Street, a Gold Breast Pin. Finder

will please leave it at this office and be rewarded. sept24—tf

WANTED.—A general Servant in a small family. Must be well recommended. Ap- ply at this office. 2i pd—sept23_ T° RENT.—For the winter, or longer if re- quired, a large Furnished House with modern conveniences, centrally located. Apply at this office. tf—sept23

To LET.—A House on Pleasant Street, with Stable and Coach House. Possession mee sept?

diate.—WM. Dopp. ka

T° LET.—A House on Prince Street, contain- ing seven rooms and kitchen, with water and good accommodation. Apply at this office. sept22—eod r= SALE OR TO LET.—A nice Cottage situ- ted on Bayfield Street, between Great George and Queen Streets. Apply next door to the owner, Capt. T. WHITE. 2i—sept22

WANTED.—A Journeyman Baker. Must be a first-class man. Apply at once to D. STEWART, Kent Street. 3i pd—sept22

ANTED.—A Girl to do general housework: Apply at once to Mrs. D, STEWART, Kent 3i pd—sept22

Street.

Ww4s TED.—A Cook. Good wages. Apply at once to Mrs. F. W. HYNDMAN, East Kent tf—septi8

Street.

T° LET.—The Shop and Basement in the Cam- eron Block, lately occupied by Mrs. R. Young. This is one of the best stands in Charlottetown, and the Basement is large and admirably adapt- ed for a restaurant or other business. For fur- ther particulars apply to WARBURTON & SMALL- woop, Solicitors, Cameron Block. tf—sep18

ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A Girl to do general housework. Apply to Mrs. C. B. McNEILL, Euston Street. tf—septl7

WANTED.—A gocd general housework maid immediately. Apply to Mrs, Wm. L. TAY- LOR, Hillsborough Street. 4i pd--septi5 HOP AND DWELLING TO LE'T.—Shop on Queen Street. next to Bonnell, Watchmaker possession given 27th October, Dwelling on Sid- ney Street, 4 rooms; possession at once.—R. K. BRACE. septl5

T° LET.—One-half of the House and Premises of the late Chief Justice Palmer, situated on

Upper Queen Street. Possession given Ist Octo-

ber next. Apply to H, JAMES PALMEP

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T° LET.—On Orlebar Street, a Tenement House, one part containing eight rooms, the other seven. Possession given in September. Apply to Mrs, Buatcu. tfi—aug30

HORSES WANTED.

LARGE QUANTITIES NEW FALL GOODS,

_ J. B. MACDONALD’S. LDress Goods, Mautles, Shawls, Velvets Silks Pilihns,

Lots of Men’s Fall Clothing, Hats, ete., Cheapest Prices.

selling at

Charlottetown, Sept. 4, 1890--eod & wky

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Ladies Jackets & Cloaks.

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We are now showing the Largest Range of above Goods ever carried by us—the Newest and Most Fashionable in the Market.

Children’s Cloaks! Children’s Cloaks!

A Large Assortment of very pretty garments. ———$—— —(x }——____

“TANLEY BROTHERS,

BROWNS BLOCK.

Charlottetown, September 23, 1890. ——-—--~ ao ——

New London ‘Harbor Lights. |

'. at will be received by the Agent of the Marine Department for the work to be done at the above Lights up to the 10th of October next. Information respecting this work can be obtained on application at the Agent’s Office, Charlottetown.

SECOND TO NONE.

& ae SPECTACLES ARE SECOND TO NONE, because they combine the

most modern scientific improvements with a view to ease and comfort in wearing. We buy direct from the leading manufacturers of the day, who em- ploy the most skilled artisans to be found. We have been in the Spectacle busiress in England and this country about 25 years, and understand how to fit Glasses properly, as thousands whom we have supplied could testify. We defy all peddlers’ competition, and seli cheaper. Come and try us if you need

ae E. W. TAYLOR,

Watchmaker and Optician, Cameron Biock, City.

sept22 dy 3i sum jour 2i N. B.—Don’t believe all the bluff of the itinerants. We have proved many of them to be actual frauds, representing themselves as manufacturers and yet

selling inferior goods bought from third and fourth class middlemen. sepd MM i li =

TO) THE BOYS AND GIRLS

—_-GOInG TO STUDY AT—

West Kent, Prince Street & Queen Square Schools.

Jolinson's Stomachic Aperient, i

a. OYS AND GIRLS CF CHARLOTTETOWN :—Buy your School Books and

FVERYBODY’S PILLS School Supplies at G. HERBERT HASRARD'S, and get a chance of the §| Great Prizes offered for One Month only.

——FOR—— FIVE PRIZES for each School, as follows :—Two Prizes to each School for Indigestion, Constipation, Bilious | the bes: specimens of Penmanship, to be sent in_not later than 26th September, ners teat ome many ailments con- | 1¢99, First Prize, GOLD PEN ; Second Prize, FOUNTAIN PEN. eeSction of the Liver, ; Atso—Three Prizes to each School to the purchaser of the largest = ney and Bowels. (for Cas only) of School Books and School Snpplies, as follows :—First Ze, value $2.00; Second Prize, $1.00; Third Prize, 60 cents.

PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX, ¢ the Great Prins offered, snd pe Every Student has a chance to get one 0 o ASH DISCOUNTS.

Sent by mail on receipt of price. Sample | every purchaser will get the advantage of our regular

ee cn application. Prepared only by G. HERBERT H ASZ AR °

ARTHUR 8S. J OHNSON, Corner Kent and Prince Streets, Charlottetown, Aug, 30, 1890—2aw &wky BROWN'S BLOCK.

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A LORD, Agent Marine Department.

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