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soyt —Regular session f Port-la- tw & . . , fe we mpment at S OCIOCA to night. —e ales Rule degree will be conferred. (polde 4 ie i. ’ THs Matrer® Che town clock : we darkcess last evening, and the ae \ hi on stopped for two ira! clock has vee Pt gg helre ve isf3 = agalXs Special prices are ¢ fered at rte od Bookstore The very best ‘a Distt Call and ex.

vo and the fiaeat quves L shut ype. oii » | @ Regular monthly meeting of ' ah irish S ciety tas VV ednesday ) Bauer at 5 at jock. \ full attendanc e end fh. F. Madigan, See’y. : Phi erk’a Do- seasae ILLUQTRATED.--ibis Wer ee and this

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Rewerlos IN Praee.—The manufac- sorare bavi reduced the price of spool- wttun the Dry Goods stores are how sell- og the g00 yard spools at four cents wd.

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To sient at 7 3) in the basement of the yshodet Brick Church the choir of ‘ssinaton Hall will give a praise and song errct, Everybody heartily welcomed to vast (heal.

We cail speci! attention to the sale of fs McGill's furciture by auction - on Yoadsy next, 15th inst., at 2 o'clock, arp, at her residence, Spring Park Road. g Bearisto, Auctioneer.

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Do net believe that we don’t keep ready made clothing. We kee Pp the finest goods wade in Canada, comprising children’s, boys’, youthy’, and men's, and have them marked at the lowest possible prices.—James Paton & may 28tf

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Pouce Covrt.—[his morning a man sreted on complaint of his wife for being jrank end disorderly, was fined $30 or 30 ium, and a young lsd for corner-loafing wd snuoying persons in their dwellings, sus disposed of for $1 or 4 days.

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Ware Wrees.—In the race for the Aehibald Cup at Halifax, on Saturday, the Lenore, owned by Mr. H.C. McLeod, deleaved the new Fife boat Youla, from shich tach great things were expected, the Peyehe, the Hebe and the Mentor.

fee Fonus is June.--Althongh the weath- ot hus lately seemed cverything that was

vely, therehave been one or two heavy lrats in the night. One night last week a tery heavy froat killed a great deal of vegeta- tein Ringe Co. Mr. James Boyle, of An- yuct, ivand ice on the boards of his well ‘out Pridey morning. And thia is June.— * Jono Telegraph.

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Lavrens Loat.— We ave informed that dur- ing the past five or six months letters contain- ing suey and ad¢ressed t» certain persons at Kingston, Lot 31, have not been received by the pettonsto whem they were addressed. Soue $2) or $30 has been lost in this way. The letters were from persons in the United ‘ates, ud Were not registered. Hence they cannot be traced,

r sy > vai STWPTHT.—-At the last monthly meeting — Benevolent Irish Society, held at their Mal, the Lyceum, Charlottetown, on the lth it Wes unanimously resolved that av ex- pewion of sympathy on behalf of the oftivers a of wai Society, he couveyed to the — Hon. Simon Bolger,on account te aie sustained by him —— , lesthalbis lamented wife. By order, R.

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» Gispense with the watering carts,

al tes the streets watered direct frox u + y - : the . tants by means of hose. yon broken eg the dust nuisance is treverwork, welph, Ont., and 1 fg se BS valts gre » 4nd we understand tig) .e- 8 Very satisfactory, —--2.

y “tae 8 SATCURE ¢ : ye ee vane Provides a remsdy for a‘l il 8, and

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Whe ij ~ Pink Pills are nature's remedy MS pec iir to the female system

‘ Ppresaiona, Weakness, hervousness, and all

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8 Dor box, or five me os Be ae

ey or boxes for S72 ad. es Dr Williams Med. Co ; rock sille, lw

7 = RWLs. —The rifis teria this morning en the North- et. Drog) . Bedford, N.S, where the ittow. 9 rifle match takes this to- Lape Wa oe made up #8 follows:

avian, z Capt Geo Crockett, Capt HW Connoi} ~MS.R V Longworth, | Ag Uy Sergr HM Davison,Cory ]

Ou 7 . per, ‘pper H W Anderson.

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4 Boox 1% Mor io lit, in = VLASSES. ~The Montreal Trade : sue of the 4th inst., says:

RO "Tones? 3 7 th I = © in the Teg Bat bsdoes molasses referred ‘ee 8

: ts further Ree in of last week hae § accord;, ’Y? the market at the x ae ing to cable advices having sldery shi r advance during the wek ei. ing 202. to 204. firet cost or Qe. . ‘he news } a! en

the 8 has also bee late wine ae six large buyers at the . ae oats at lQe which they cannot it ys ieee 0 molasses in Barbadoes ldeahons to have been phenomenal, 5 theens conan of the Island being 30,000 tthe othe’ iden 000 pancheons last year, | Oe are ss nds with the exception of | Meedenta oa short owing ta the un- 7 oN About 5 000 puncheone | mL for oo are reported to have | MONE Dicey Ovtreal account for importa- bay the Which have not trans “d, but | ©. fy range of ric .. &. gh af ” * Batbadoes x Prices is from 384c. to tituation is X Spot as to qusntity, undoubtedly strong at the

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SrectaL Daspatonrs to Turk Exawiner.

Sir John's Funeral Obsequies,

WHAT THE ENGLISH PAPERS SAY,

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Memorial Service in Westminster Abbey.

Ortawa, June 10.

From ten o'clock yesterday morning till ten last night fully fifteen thousand people of all classes took their last view of Sir John as he lay in state in the Senate Chamber. The crowd outside was immense and several ladies fainted.

_ This morning the public will be admitted till one o'clock.

The floral offerings are very numerous.

The whole line ef the procession to-day was heavily draped and all business was suspended.

Every engine that has left the C. P. R. yard since Monday has been draped.

The altar decorations of St. Alban’s Church are by the empioyes of the Depart- ment of the lnterior.

_ Aspecial ;semorial service will be held in Westminster Abbey on Friday morning as a tribute tu Sir John’s memory.

Sir John’s death is the subject of lengthy memorials in all London papers, and journals of the principal cities of the United Kingdom, and his life work is gen- erally eulogized as that of the first colonial statesman with worldwide reputation.

Lonpox, June 10,

The papers regard Sir Joho Thompsen as the most likely to be the successor of the Premier. The Governor-General wil! not send for any one to forma cabinet till Friday, after the return from the funeral.

BRITISH PARLIAMENT, THE CRIMES ACT.

EDUCATION IN IRELAND,

Lonpon, June 10.

Mr. Balfour in the House of Commons, replying to aquestion by Thomes Seaton, said that all clauses of the Crimes Act deal ing with boyeotting and intimidation can be withdrawn from the whole of Ireland, ex- cepting the county of Clare, and some of the baronies in which the plan of campaign still exists.

The debate on the Government’s Educa- tion Bill being resumed, Mr. Balfour said Ireland's share of the budget would be ap- plied to freeing elemetary education in much the same way as in England. An early opportunity would be taken to deal completely with the problem of compulsory education. He had little hope that the Irish measure would be passed this season, but it had been introduced in order to en- able the membera to consider it during recess. The minimum grant for Ireland for this purpose would ps $900,000.

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Ascett Races.

Loxpor, Jane 10, The Prince of Wales attended the Ascott Races yesterday and was received with the greatest enthusiasm.

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Personal.

Orrawa, June 10.

Sir Cha: les Tupper is still ia Vienna. Bishop Lewis, of Ontario, sails for England to-day.

The Baccarat Scandal.

Me Lonpox, June 10

In ths Baccarat scandal trial the jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant.

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Obituary.

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Orrawa, Jane 10.

Gilbert Seott, Director of the Bank of Montreal, died last night.

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Supreme Court—Priace County.

SumMERSIDE, June 9.

entlemen compose the Grand Jury: R bt H McDonald, St Fleanors, foreman; Thomas Smith, Lot 26: A L Anderson, Summerside; John Meo- Iver, Lot 20; Robt Ramsay, Let 11; RT Holman, Summerside; Wm Dignan, Lot 26; Peter Taylor, Lot 25; Jos McNeill, Lot 7; Chas E Strong, Summerside; Thos Lynch, Lot 11; Benj Webster, Lot 28; Johu Muirhead, Lot 28; Israel Reid, Lot 2;RB Reid, Albertwn; Arch M Wright, Lot 26; Jos Gavin, Lot 3; David Rogers, Lot 26

The docket is made up as follows :

The Queen on the prosecution of Fidele White vs. Fredk Bashley, stands over till next term.

Daniel C Ramsay vs John McDonald, an absent debtor. Verdict for plaintsff for $236 08 Bell for plaintiff.

Thos E Ramsay vs Angus McDonald, an absent debtor. Verdict for plaintiff for

. Bell for plaintiff. Robt T Holman vs John McLean, 4n ab- sent debtor Verdict for plaintiff for $30 47. Bell for plaintiff

Robt T Holman vs Robt Gray, an absent debtor. Verdict for plaintiff, $49.33. Bell fer plaintiif.

Mens Campbeli vs Anthony McLellan, an absent debtor. Verdict for plaintiff

75 55. Bell for plaintiff. lea jean Urban Power, absent debtor. Verdict for plaintiff $43.05. Bell for plaintitf ues

Elisha H Wright vs Phillip McWilliams, absent debtor. Verdict for the plaintiff $119.53.

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Pres.—Fresh Washington, apple, prune, fruit and cream cocanvt pies to ad mia, evening at Quirk’s Bakery.

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[Declaration Day.

Ar 12.45 to-day High Sheriff Custis de- clared the result of the voting in the First District of Queen's County to be as follows:

= 3 3 & & s oe > - DOIN vis isiy a wath dage Capa Ea 99 39 EERE POO Rell 54 26 tls caste tke s'eatesis 82 41 i oan. bee bbeetakei en. on ee Oacr addons cavers 63 98 NS a5 ss o Shiels s pau Gua 57 27 I as cto a te Movin obaain bil 59 67 ee ce cccek eee occe BD Ms BECK aks fuigh igs dcsinaonr’ 79 49 ee a a co pieawetaies sy NGA, 6 wks sdbik ies odd aencuer 40. 21 a aees Gane ae 791 536

And Mr. Warburton {was therefore de- clared elected by a majority of 255 votes. ——P -<- -—

Local Notices.

Rheubarh only 3 cents per pound at K. K, Brace’s. junes

Another lot of Van Houten’s cocoa in quar- ter pound tins just received at Beer & Goff s. juve 8 3i

A large assortment of English willow bas- kets and Canadian chip baskets, at Beer « Goff's. juned 3i

Call this afternoon or evening at th cheapest clothing store in this city.—Jas Paton & Co’s,

Two hundred pairs corsets, wonderful value, and only seventy cents, at James Paton & Co.

HAY.

100 Tons in Store and to Arrive.

N., B. & M. RATTENBORY.

LARD! LARD!

3,000 Pails —-Choice Quality. N., B. & M. RATTENBURY. june6—2w 2aw

SPICES.

1 Boxes PEPPER, 106 Boxes PURE GINGER, 1600: * “6 Yream Tartar, 75 ‘** Mustard.

N., B. & M. RATTENBURY.

jane6 —2w 2iw

CORNMEAL.

900 Barrels Kiln Dried.

For sale by N., B. @ M. RATc ENBURY.

jane§—2w 2aw

2,000 Butter Tubs.

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, May 22, 1891—2aw pat guar WANTS, LOST, FOUND &c

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WANTED.—A Lady and Gentleman, or two Gentlemen, as boarders. Pleasant rooms, convenient situaton and fgood accommodations. Apply at this office. junel0—2 wks, eod

A8STURE TO LET, on the McGill property, 4) to 6 acres, by H. MONAGHAN, tf—jus WANTED —Uy the 15th June, inst., a Cook and Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. H. JaMES PatmMer, Mount Edward, or to MRs. eS tf—ju

WaANTED.—A Girl to do housemaid’s work, to zg? to New Brunswick. Referenoes re- quired Enquire of Mrs. T. S1ERMAN PETERS, sidmount, not later than Thursday afternoon, June 1ith. 2i pd—ju?

WANTED —A gone family horse, sound and quiet, suitable for a ludy to drive. Apply not later than Thursday morning to T. 8, PETERS, Sidmount. 2i pd—jud

WANTED. —A boy about 17 or 18 years old, one who has had some experience in a grocery store. Apply at this office, 3i pd—jud

ICNIC BOILERS to hire at H. D. WapbD- MAN'S. tf—jug

ILCH COW FOR SALE.--A ply to D. J, MoQualD, Oakland House, King Street.

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O8T.-—Drifted from Charlottetown Wharf, on Monday night, a Boat with two masts and sails. The Ander will be suitably rewarded by bringing the same to Pownal Wharf and apply- ing at this office. jug T.--On Saturday last, a Garnet Java ‘an- Peas Table Seart, Also, on the 3ist of May, a Child’s Cape (fawn). The finder will oblige by leaving ut this office. 3i pd—jus

ERSONS havinx books belonging to the Pro- P vincial Library will please return them as soon as possible. —EDWARD KOCHE, Librarian.

june6—3i

OR SALE —Anew, light Track Sulky, one of

the best in the Province. Also, @ Road Sulky, strong and light, sutable to break a colt in or train a horse. Now isthe time for the sports to suit themselves.—-W, C. Tick, € rafion Stree‘, next to Fish Market. 8 tu f pd—jué

SALE.—A. Double Tenement House and Fond on Sidney Stree ear Wesleyan Church (between Prince and Hilisvorough Streets). Size of land 43x80 feet; house 37x27 feet, Apply to THOMAS DOYLE, at John Mclver’s, Prince Street,

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R SALK.—Desirable Building Lot, corner of F° Upper Queen and Bayfield Streets. Apply to R. F. Dr BLot!s. Bi eod —ju3

WANTED IM MEDIATELY.—A Servant Girl for a small tamuy. Apply at THe Ex- AMINER office. Si -jud

ST.—To-day, in town, a purse containing @ cen of aaa A reward will be paid the

finder on leaving at this «ffice. tf—-may26

T° LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street occupied by Mr. W. L. Cotton. Possession sth July. Apply at THe EXAMINER office, or to Mr, A. ¥. LARGE. apli ANTED. A Housemaid. A ply to Miss Ww PETERS, Sidmount. w tf—may27

[TED,—Two young men, or a husband et as Rderdars. Eligible situation. Good rooms. Apply at THE EXAMINER office. ju? TED AT ONCE.—A Housemaid, with Wns ces, Apply at the HoTEt Davies. may27—-tf

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1891.

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A Grateful Community Wakes Advantage of Our Great Clothing Sale and are Thankfal!

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Special Attractions make Special Business We realized this to the fullest extent during the past week. Our Great Clothing Sale kept the buying pubic all agog from morning till night during the past week; and so far from letting the excitement. decline, we purpose that this week shall out-rival the lasi, and make the people even more enthusiastic.

AN IMPORTANT VERDICT!

— It has been decided by the best people that misrepresenta- ‘tion of goods don’t pay, but that it pays well to always buy Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s. Clothing from the WONDER- FUL CHEAP MEN, who always pack up every advertisement ‘with the goods as represenied, The public are most respect- fully askedto call and see their immeuse stock, even if they don’t want to buy. , |

Prowse Bros., the Wonderfal Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, June 8, 1891—eod & wky

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ADYMADE CLOTHING !

COMPRISING:

Gents’ Black All-Wool Worsteds,

‘James Paton & O a ‘ina ae Tite Black Coats | “ Tweed Suits, all sizes,

‘Black Russell Cord Coats, | Readymde Cetin two and three piece Suite

' Fine 8c tch Tweed Trousers, | — Serge Suits, from $1.26, ' Black Business Suits, |J. PATON & CO. | ‘Tweed Suits, all p ices,

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—_ ; : : eo wo e == ea = Fine Ready- | Boys’ Suits, ons lot to clear, from 75 cents, | 23 Sa =—2 made Clothing} “ Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, | Zon == 2s % (Tonight, and| “ Fancy Tweed Suits, from $1.40 up, | BE “? zie |\Every Day this} ‘ Black Worsted Suits, | BESS ~% 2 | Week. “Suits, every description, cheap. | ops nez = sae tae ee = o= al The above Goods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They Se a | >= = | gonsist of the latest Novelties for Midsummer wear. and are of such magni- <= = ce ae §6—©O tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign. | ws Sen ha ment wete we merely to recapitulate figures. Call and see for yourself. Ask | =< 5 S& S |to see our fine SCOTCH SERGE COATS and VESTS, suitable for Business | 2. 3s «& Men, Clerks, etc., etc. a= = - Sig = - Be ea > ee aa aa 75 Plain Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof Coats, cheap.

PATON & CO,

M RKET SOUARE.

JAMES

Charlottetown, June 6, 1891 -eod wy

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Paper Haagiags, Winiow Sates, Caran Paes

HE BAZAAR GO. have received daily for two weeks from 2 to 6 bales of WALL PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, American and Canadian Papers, Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freiz2s, aad have now, without doubt, the finest show in the city in order to clear out our tremendous st ck, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have only to sh »w the Papers. They sell themselves. ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPSRS in every variety and at lowest pric2s. One Hundred

of last year’s Blinds at half-price to clear. NEW BLINDS --a lovely assortment. Handsome Paper Blinds at 15c. each. Curtain Poles at 35c, each. Corrugated Uarpet Paper to arrive in a

few days. Cheapest supply ever in the city. BAZAAR CO., Queen Street.

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