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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

THE

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Queen Square Garden Fund.

The following amounts have been col- lected by the lady canvassers this spring, viz., by

Mrs. A, A. Madonald & Miss Carey. . .$154.38 Mrs. R. Weeks & Miss Sutherland.... 210.43

$3; John Newson, $2.50; F Nash, 50c; C H Nash, 50c; B R Newbery, $1; D Nicholson, $1; R B Norton, $1; E H Norton, $5; F T Newbery, $5.

7 aie J O'Reilly, 25c; Isaac Oxenham,

P—Hon $ Prowse, $3; H V_ Palmer, $2; H J Palmer, $2; Mr# R Peake, $2; Perkins &

$1

From their office, corner of Water and ' Great George Streets, Charlottetown i Mrs. Dr. McLeod & Miss Barr 129.10) s Shi i = s a , ponent ae 36 ee , terns, $10; Chief Justice Palmer, $5; 1 xa Ed ( . ! ‘7 . E , ; Brince Bdward Island. ! AT THE Mrs Bartlett & Mrs. Newbery........ 107.00 Pickard, $1; Mrs B Pickard, 50c; Allan

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Mrs. J. K. Brecken & Miss A. Brecken 70.50

Phipps, 25c; Joseph Perry, 25c; J Pickard,

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION . as a Mrs. Lewis & Mrs. Cook 32.80 Cease ; Pe SS: #9 Soe Visi + -OU| $2; Jas Purdy, 50c; Charles Palmer, $4; C F Mie ec. 00 che oocndtdid aews coeset $2.50 : : bax if N id ig HO SE Miss Peters & Miss Haszard.......... 16.28) Painchaud, 25c; Perke Bros & Co, $5; James Three Didi isan adh cehinetbdaiiens 1,25 ‘ () P , bo,1$; LE P $3; | Three montvsvvswcteessessseneeee 25| «> \Not be Deceived, but call at 140 Queen Street, if S Teta neve wv sevs BOO) LaleoRa Pge in _a ; LIS? OF CONTRIBUTORS. ; Miss Peters, $5, Mrs Fred. Peters, $1.

Advertising at moderate rates.

Contracts may be made for monthly, quar- terly, half-yearly, or yearly advertisemenis, on application.

ALMANAC FOR JUNE, 1888,

MOON'S CHANGES.

Last Quarter Ist day, 8h., 40.9m., a.m., S.W.

New Moon 9th day, Oh, 21.5m. p.m., 8.

First Quarter 17th day, 2h., 37.2., a. m., S.E.

Full Moon 25rd day, 5h., 55.0m., p. m., N. E. (below horizon.)

Last Quarter, 30th day, llh., 40.1m., p.m., E.

) Si Ss igh! o maw en < un ‘Sun | Moon! High! Day |

YOU

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manufacturers of Europe and America. If you should

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A Fashionable Hat, we will crown you with the nobbies than ever.

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Suit All. City for the Finest Grades of Goods, and you can’t

\ / Would like to see THE LATEST in Suitings and Trouserings from the leading

t of ‘em all, for less money

Our Stock is New, the Latest Makes, Soft and Stiff, and at prices

is Still Going On. ‘Many Fine Grades of Goods. LARGE DISCOUNTS,

‘And every effort made to meet the require- _ments of CASH BUYERS.

F. W. MOORE, Assignee of Harris & Stewart. | Ch town, March 2, 1888.

In GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS we quote the lowest prices in_th 46 fa Foie RICHT 5? a

A—Judge -_ $5; Geo P Auld $2; John Aylmer, $1; W H Aitken, $1; Mr Amos, 25c ; Mrs Anderson, $1; Mrs Allen 35c.

B—Hon F Brecken, $3; Byrne Bros, $2; - Blake, M P P, $2; Mrs Brooks, 25c; M Binns, 25c; G Bremner, 25c; E R Brow, $2; Dr Bagnall, $2; Alex Brown, $1; Robt Bear- isto, $1; Mr. Bridges, 50c; W Boyle, 50c Mrs Boyle, 50°; Mrs W W Bovyer, 25; L L Beer, $5; Dr Beer, $5; E H Beer, $1; Dr Blanchard, $'; Geo Bagnall, $1; Mrs J R Brecken,$1; Mra Benoit,$1; B Balderston, 50c; A A Bartlett, $2; Beer Bros, $3; Beer & Goff, $5; Leith E Brecken, $1; D A Bruce», $1.50; B Bremner, 50c; Bazaar got up by four little girls under 8 years old, viz, Elsie McGowan, Kthel Reid, Maud and Louise Bremner, $1.33; Mrs E Bayfield, $1; Mrs Beatoa, lc.

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—A & C Qu'rk, $1.

—H A Richardson, $5; Mrs Edwd Robin- son, $1.25; Mrs T C Rebins, $2; © D Rankin, $2; D H Robinson, $1; George Robinson, $1; Henry Robiuson, $1; J M Roberts, 50c; Mrs Rackham, 25c; Mrs D Ross, 25c; John Rich- ards, 50e; T Rogers, 25c; G Rogers, 25c; Eatageh, $1; C D Rankin, $3; J D Reid, $!; Mrs Reddin, $1; Mrs J Robins, $1; Benjamin Rogers, 50c; Ritchie Bros, $1; J] H Reddin, 50c; O Rattenbury, $1; W B Robertson, $1; Mrs Robin, 50e; N Rattenbury, $1; C E Robertson, $3; D D Ryan, $1; T B Riley, 50c; Miss Russell, 50c.

S—Rev Mr Simpson, $2; Mrs Shenton, $i; Mrs W Sellar, $1; Albert Snelgrove, 25c; J _D Seaman, $1; G Simmons, $1; Bruce Stewart, $1; W L Strickland, $1; Robt Smaliwood, $1;

rises|sets | rises | water| len’h | lta eae it | co x C—Mrs Carvell, $5; D C Chalmers, $5; Dr 2 Spemert, $1; Wm Small, $1; J J Seaman, » mih mimorniattroh m va AKE Conroy, $2; Countryman, 31; Mrs W Chand-| $1; J_D Scott, 50c; Mrs W Scott, 50c; Nor- 1 Friday £177 38 0 46 4 111520 AY Ait, RISE? ni be at Cheviatiotese from ler, $1; Miss Danadall 18; J M Campbell, 50c;|™4@2 Stewart, 50c; Mrs Stanlake, 25c; Jobn 2|Saturday 17, 39) 113} 519) 21 A Sttocapon til W oiinendoy morning, | 5 533 : Qe: J G| Saunders, 50c; G Sh 1; Mrs R Strong siurday t he — : : . and from Thursday at noon till Saturday morn-|¥ Collings, 252; Mrs C Crabbe, 250; J G/ Qauneers. suc; G Sharp, $1; Mrs Strong, 3 Sunday | 16} 3) 1 40] 6 25) 23|No mistake in examining our Stock before placing your order for your Best Suit. As ing of each week; and at Summerside from} Clarke, 10c; H J. Cundall, $5; Senator Car- $1; Mrs Salinond, 50c; W D Small, 500; J © $| Monday | 16) 40 159/724 25 heretofore, our CUSTOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT is second to none. Being Saturday noon uniil Monday a! noon of each | vell, $5; W L Cotton, $3; S Campbell, $1; C/ Sprague, $2; Mrs D Stirling, $2; D Small, $1; > Tuesday | tt 2 22 8 12) 26 conducted by skilled workmen, we guarantee a Fit every time. You can buy IRWTON A Clarke, $1; Mr Callaghan, 25c; Ed Charl- W 8S Stewart, $2; Dr C Strickland, $1; 5 Wednesday 15) 42) 2 46) 8 54) 27) a good Suit at from June 1, 188% NEWTON LEE. ton, 25c; Jos Carter, 25c; J M Cameron, 50c; Benj Sellar, $1; S Sanderson, $2; Geo Stan- 7'Thursday | 15) 43) 3 12) 9 33| 29 —~— —- R Curran, 50c; W P Colwill, 50c; Simon| ley, $1; C R Smallwood, $5; J BS, 50c; John seg, | | 1 Seas at 10 TO $36 Livery aud Exchange Stables, |Gvtbst3i2 i Out 8 Prank Caras Gri) Sed oe; tee W'W sulivan, Gsaturiay | 14) 45) 4 Isl10 45) 31 e y Change G8,} RM ‘Coftin $1; Mrs, Crocokill, $1; Mrs 1] 'T-—Miss Thistle, 10 cts; GH Taylor, $1; 10, Sunday | 14] 46) 5 Of11 32} 32 . Chandler,50c;F Curran,50c; T Casley,50c; Mrs| H A Tanton, 25c; J Turner, 500; C J Tur- 11/Monday 14 47| 5 48/11 59; 32 D A BRUCE (Opposite St. Dunstan's Oathedral,) Chappelle, 25e; AR Crosby, $1; Aes Carter | ner, 25c; Mrs P Trevin, 25c; W N Tanton,50c; 12) Tuesdxy | 14) 47) 6 44)morn| 33 ’ ° 9 ; & Co, $10; Tiios R Callbeck, $1; JT Crockett;| Mrs J _L Thompson, 50c; Geo H Toombs, $1; 13, Wednesday | I4 47, 7 46) 0 36) 33) Charlottetown, May 10, 1888. CUSTOM TAILOR. GREAT GEORGE STREET, $1; W W Clarke, $1; Geo Goombs, $1; Theo} M Trainor, $1; E W Taylor, $1; B Trainor, 14' Thuy sday 14} 48) 8 51 117] 34 L Chappelle, $1; Rev J Carruthers, $3; John] $!; oy P Trainor, $1. 15)| Friday 13}; 4810 0} 2 0] 34 CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E, L Coombs, $1; R D Coffin, $1; Mary A U—J Unsworth, $1; J Unsworth, Jr., 25c; 16|/Saturday 13) 48/11 10) 2 47} 35 CR ee ep eee — i Carroll, 50c; Major R F Cropley, 25c. yf at ie $1. 17/Sun lay | 13] 48/ait 22) 3 48! 35 : . « D—R F DeBlois, $1; B Dawson, $1; Lt.- —H Vinnicombe, 50c. tS) Monday | 13] 48) 1 34) 5 O| 35 P. P. GILLIS, PROPRIETOR, Col Hunter Duvar, $5; Chas Dalziel, $1; Mr|_ W—W A Weeks, $5; N White, $1; Dr J iss | £7202 Syege. SPRING ARRIVALS. 1688 Es Pry wt oe | Mae Me 20/Wednesday | 13} 48| 4 6] 7 34) 35 © . * arses Ogsohes, Boggies, Baronches and open} 50c; Mrs Doyle, 0c; G A Dixon, $1; Mrs $1; Geo Wiltshire, $1; L Wright, $1; Arch 2i/Thursday = ||_-:13} 48) 5 23) 8 34) 35 Telephone to all parts of the olty Doyle, 25c;‘Geo Davison, $1; Thomas Dodd, | White, $1; H E Wilson, 50c; C Webster, 50¢; 22) Friday 14] 49] 6 37/9 27| 35 Oe mayi0—3m ; $5; J Davies jr, $1; Wm Dodd, $5; Daniel] © B Warren, 50c; Mrs Walker, 200; John 23| Saturday | Li 49\ 7 45/10 15) 35 ss | Davies) $10; Mrs B Davies, ,$2; L H Davies,| Worth, 50c; Mrs R Ward, 50c; G Wheatley, 24 Sunday |} 14) 49) 8 44/11 0} 34 . : $5; BS Davies & Co, $1; J MiDavison, $1;'J J] 25e; Thos Wyand 25e; J F Whear, 500; W 25| Monday 15] 49) 9 B3ll1 45) 34 MR. S. XN. EARLE, Davies, $5. ‘ ~ | Weeks, $2; Mark Wright & Co $5; P Welsh, 20 Tuesday 15) 49/10 I3\aft 23) 34 a « "5 E—J E Evans, 50; J E Evans, 50c; Gustav) $1, 1 WW Watson, 82.005 Oops Wares 27| Wednesday 15} 48/10 47) 1 9 33 . Ekland, 50c. GJ Wright, $2; A B Warburton, $5; W Teacher of Piano and Organ, F—Hon D Ferguson, $5; Mrs W H Fraser, | Weeks, 33.

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16} 48/11 40) 2 33) 32

CAMERON

BLOCE.

$1; Mrs Robert Fraser, $1; D Farquharson,

Y—Hon Judge Young, $15; J Young, 25c; Mrs Young, 35c.

30 Satarday 4 16|\7 48 morn! 3 17/1532 W MPP&S$5; AJ Farquharson, 50c; T Flynn ’ | oO EST STREET, 50; F R Foster, Oboe S D Fraser, 30c; rp mh! Brown, Machinist, will sharpen one — , | i i ' Tos- Mower as his contribution, value $1; = | (AREFULLY SELECTED NOVELTIES IN SPRING GOODS are now opening up in Charlottetown, - - P. E. Island. ton t Piagercid, $27 Rov Dr Fittgerald i Dery will shaxpenall Koen and cam ie

DR. KELLY, Physician and Surgeon, OFFIceE:

UPPER QUEEN STREET,

Four Doors Above Apothecaries’ Hall.

Ch town, March 29, 1888—d 3meod wky

L. ARTHUR & CO.,

COMMISSION WaRtHANTS,

RECKIVERS OF Mackerel, Butter, Cheese EGGS Poultry, Potatoes, Fruit & Vegetables.

142, 144 Commercial Sireet, |

BOSTON, MASS. oe ’ | ‘lofty rooms, and contains Dining and Drawing| Senator Haythorne, $5; C A Hyndman, $I. ammonia will inflame the scalp and too

eo May 8, 1888. CAMERON BLOCK. , Rooms. Breakfast Room and Ofhee. tarts iiry'| [—John Ings, $5. wuch borax will make the hair dry and .

-FOoOR- cient cllar tthe full size of House and Kitchen)| J—Rev S Weston-Jones, $10; Richard brittle. Nor is soap good for the hair. —__———$—$—$—$— is seven feet deep, dry, and plastered overhead. | Johnson, M D, $2; R Jenkins, 50c; A Jenkins, The scalp may be cleansed with the yelk of

§5-)-8-"F'-0-N SUMMER ARK ASGEMEN THS PALACE STZAMERS

INTERHAT GaAL $.S. C6.

all Departments, especial attention being directed to the following :—

Custom Tailoring Department.

For those who want a Suit made to order, we have in stock a large and beautiful assort- ment of Foreign and Domestic Fabrics, Scotch, West of England and Irish TWEEDS, BROADCLOTHS and DOESKINS, WORSTEDS, Plain and Fancy OVERCOATINGS.

SUITS Cut, Trimmed and Finished in the height of style.

Mens’ Readymade Clothing Department.

PLAIN AND FANCY TWEED AND WORS

Patterns and Style.

TED SUITS, Fashionable

Childrens’, Boys’ and Youths’ Department.

READYMADE CLOTHING, in Suits, two and

Long and Short Pants.

three pieces,

Knickerbocker,

Hat and Cap Department.

A Large and Varied Stock of HARD and SOFT HA manufacture, in the Latest Spring Styles,

TS, of English and American

Neckwear Department. A Large and Choice Lot of NECKWEAR TIES, Nobby Patterns and Styles, from one of

the best New York Houses. Best brands of COLLARS, A

Stock of FURNISHINGS suitable for any trade.

merican and Canadian. Entire

CALL AND SEE.

B. S. DAVIES & CO.,

PRINCE EDWARD Summer Arrange

isss.

«* AND AFTER FRIDAY, JUNE Ist, 1888, Trains will

ISLAND RAILWAY,

ment, isss

run as follows :—

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ae fend Seermersee TRAINS FOR THE WEST. |

TRAINS FROM THE WEST.

QGUMMER CLASSES will commence May ist, when Mr. Earle will be glad to receive a few pupils in place of some who do not remain in town during the summer.

Having resigned his position in St. Paul’s Church, Mr. Earle is open to an engagement as Organist or Trainer of a Choir.

‘Verms—Ten Dollars per quarter, hour lessons Five Dollars per quarter, half hour lessons.

Special attention given to young ladies from the country. 2aw (mon & thur)—apté

RARE OPPORTUNITY. AFirst-Class Family Resid ence

—WITH—

Outbuildings, Garden, Vinery, Or- chard, Pasture Lots, &c.

HE Subscriber offers for sale his well-known Residence, situate on Lot No. 4, in the Roy- alty of Charlottetown, containing over 7 acres.

DWELLING.

The Dwelling House is very commodious, with

A Hot Water Apparatus has just been put in, which warms Hall, Kitchen and five Becrooms, 'A never-failing Well of excellent water has {recently been fitted with a new Force Pump. | ‘The House is substantially built, easily warmed _in winter, and as good as new.

GUTBUILDINGS.

The Outbuildings comprise Barn and Stable, Hay Barn, Coach House, Joiner’s Shop, Tool- house, Granary, Root House, Ice House, &c.

LANDS.

A well stocked Fruit and Kitchen Garden of half an acre, under fence; a Vinery_capable of producing 300 lbs. of the choicest Grapes; an Orchard of 14 acres, stocked with the best varieties of Apples, Pears and Plums, and thor-

tion, of which due notice will be given.

$1; S Farquharson, 25c; R R Fitzgerald, $2 ; Geo E Full, $5; R Fennell, $1; Miss Fennessy, $1; A Priend—under this title are one pay- ment of $5, two of $1, three of 50c, nine of 25c, three of 10c, and one of 5c ; Mrs RR Fitzgerald, $1.18.—Total $12.28.

G—P P Gillis, $1; J J Gay, $1; Mr Garrick, 25c; D Gordon, 50c; Wm Good, 25c; Mrs Wm Gillespie, 50c; Mrs Gallant, 25c; C C Gardiner, $5; S Gray, $1; Mrs G Gardiner,50c; Goff Bros, $10; N J George, $1.

H—Mrs Capt Hobbs, $1; W A Hawley, $1; Mrs Hutchinson, 25c; Mrs Higgins, 25c; Mrs Haszasd, 35¢; Horace Haszard, $19; Judge Hensley, $5; Benj Heartz, $3; Wm Heard, $3; T H Haviland, Mayor, $2; F W Hyndman, $2; H Holl, $1; Alex Horne, $1; F W Hughes, $1; Wm Harris, $1; Dan Hogan, 25c; P Halloran, 25c; D L Hooper, 50c; Herb Holl, 25c; Rev W Harrison, 50c; E H Hurry, 50c; Mrs Halsey, 25c; Miss Hensley, 15c; Mrs B Hooper, 25c; D W_ Henderson, 25c; Mrs T Hiscox, 25c; Mrs W C Harris, 25c¢; W Hob- kirk, 50e; J H Hooper, 50c; L W Harris, $1; W A Hutcheson, $1; F L Haszard, $5; Mrs E J Hodgson, $5; Mrs Haviland, $1; Jas B Hall, 50c; Alfred Holl, 50c; G M Harris, $2; M Hickey, $2; W C Harris, $1; G H Haszard, $1; Richard Heartz, $2; Theo Horne, 85c; F W Hales, $1; B Henderson, 85c; Mr Hogg, 50c.

50c; Mrs J Johnson, 25c; J V Jost, 50c; Mrs Johnson, $1; R K Jost, $1.

K—Dr Knox, $3; Mrs Kelly, 10c; Mrs F Kelly, $1; S Keith, $1; Arch Kennedy, $5. L—Hon John Leturgey,$5; J A Longworth, $3; C Lyons, $3; Miss Ladner, 10c; David Laird, $3; W Laird, $1; T A LePage, $1; Jas Lawson, $1; E LL Lydiard, $1; Dr Leeming, $1, A N Large, $1; J A Lawson, 50c; Miss M Lawson, 50c; J H Logan, 50c; D Livingston, 25c; Cyrus Lewis, $1; S Lowe, $1; H we, $1; Mrs J Longworth, $1; Mrs Lowden $2; John Lewis, $4; Mrs Charles Leigh, $1; Mrs Artemas Lord, 75c; F T LePage, 2 dollars worth of grass seed.

Kenzie, $1; John McKinnon, $59; John Mce-

plements used on the Square, for the season, as his contribution; Jos Mahar will contribute $2 in work.

Persons having accounts against Queen Square are requested to be good enough to send in their bills for payment, in order that a yearly financial statement may be made out.

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Care of the Hair, An expert declares through good house- keeping to those who want to keep a good head of hair that frequent {brushing of the hair is recommended for its improvement. The scalp should be made to grow with the vigorous use of a stiff-bristled brush, and a thorough brushing before going to bed at night is considered to be of the utmos im- portance. This gives gloss and softness, and long hair is in special need of it. Sage tea was an old-fashioned remedy for wetting the scalp and preventing the hair from falling out, and it is still regarded as excellent. Ammonia and borax are both used as invigorators of the hair; but they should be used only in small quantities, or they will do more harm than good, for to much

an egg, beaten in a very little water, and rubbed well into the scalp, where it should be allowed to dry and afterward rinsed off with lukewarm water containing a little ammonia. After the hair has been wet it should be thoroughly dried before goimg to bed and before going out into the open air. The scratchiag and irritating of the scalp with a sharp-toothed comb should be avoided, andthe same danger is to be looked out forin the use ofa metallic brush.

The giant of all guns is in process of con-

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Lanvo®, 3 a ee, Wa = eer las a ; Ee eee pres ee ees | ae dsnined with Grale: pips : two pasate M—Mrs J T Mellish, $1; J W Morrison, | struction. Krupp’s works are making a Sar. j ' STATIONS. | Express Accom. Accom. | STATIONS. Express | Accom.} Accom oe if deena state of cultivation, containing | ¢); Mrs Murphy, (baker), 50c; w J Miller, 139-ton gun forthe Italian ironclad Sardegna. - Se SC | as 5 Angee erin, Oi ute GPE He ett enter aes | . ° . . . . i} 1 . . . ° ; ? " . t ? . Fare from Charlottetown to Boston, 96,50, 2nd | Charlottetown....... dy| 600 | 845 | 330 |\Tignish............. ap, i10 | 600 Ey ee sone ee ener suited 85! Meagan, 25c; Wm Miller, 50c; J J Morrisox, | ad th’s vs I a eid wt 9 All ows Glass ; $9.50, lst cinus. Royalty Junction...... 614 917 349 ||Alberton.............-. 1 50 7 05 , & Poaenmne ot en gore ming n6l55c; A J Murphy, $1; Mrs May, $2; Mrs pounds with an Initial velocity OF 2, ee For tickets and other information apply to North Wiltshire. ...... 648 | 1002 | 435 ||Bloomfield.,........... % 15 7 44 | RARER eee ee ees. sn alihie tent ites: Gi oe Mt ‘ray, $1; D Murphy, $5;| Pe second; or one of 2,314 pounds at }. ASHARP F. W. HALES Hunter River......... 658 | 1015 450 | O'Leary... seceeeerer.. 2 32 8 10 | ae eee acaaien ee aan hee oes illner, $1; Mrs Murray, 9); ) Murphy, ©9519 099 feet per second OL 1 ». a’). Steam Nav. Co, | Bradalbane............ 723 | 104% | 526 ||Port Hill.............. 323 | 935 | minutes WOT iddidade hiety t Ccity. | Miller, $1; Mrs R May, $1; Miss May, $1;)°" . o & & on fs *¥“* | Kmerald Junction.....! 7 30 10 56 5 40 || Wellington............ r sa 10 18 | or fartaee perce Sony bh I S Morris, $1; W A O Morson, $2; Thomas After attentiv ideration of the sub- or to your nearest ‘Ticket Agent. enanAMA....caccea., 740 11 10 5 55 ||Miscouche,.....0c---..| 411 10-44 Dopp, Ksq., Charlottetown, or to the owner, ei P P M $3: W te Math : rattentive consi eration 0 May 7, 1**8—ead w' Kensington............ 753 | 1 29 617 | . ar, 425 | 11 05 | WM. HEARD a ws ae “her Ber h McG = neo, ject Queen Victoria has decreed that no al saeaipiintionstatamlieaiiegl 1 P.M, | Summerside.....+4 P.M | A.M. | The Cedars, April 6, 1888—2aw $1; John McAleer, 20c; Joseph MeWVarey, 3) American woman shall be presented at the ar} 815 12 00 650 | dpf 455 12 00 615 | f McCoubrey, 25c; G R McCoubrey, 25c; His . Lad tow thes : at . 18 id i Court of St. James unaccompanied by their AMES A. MORRISON. GEORGE MUSGRAVE | 5Summerside...... , " Se Honor A A MacDonald, $10; Dougias A Mac- Bf: — dp| 8 30 1 05 '|Kensington....-+++...., 517 | 12 31 648 Donald, $1; Arch J MacDonald, $1; F Mac- husbands. Her Majesty has come to the Miscouche. ,.........+: 1 84% 1 26 || Freetown.,.........0.++ | 530 | 1250 | 710 FoR SALE ee ee ee ova 8"! conclusion that thuugh the American grass MORRISON i MUSGR AVE Wellington............ 9 05 1 52 Emerald Junction..... 5 40 104 | 7 30 8 Donald,$1; Capt Dominick MacDonald, $1 ;Jas|*". a » Tdikevelens * a j — here an diye een . = [= a has conshiee ‘< 4 | i ic R MacDonald, $1; R MacDonald, 50c; John rare, a eit, = a — i od Reem anaese sees coseoe! : > je ee soceree bk 7. , . § McDonald,$1; $ A McDonald, 50c; J B Mc-| sentable women It 1s safer to Keep her Olt B RK oO A E XK 5 Seen srr vosores il id 51 | ite deiiinaieniese., 8 36 2 ' 4 {SPpestte yen a Spring Donald, $1; Miss M McEwen, 50e; John Mc-|side the Chinese wall of decorum which Tignish......«.--.... ar} 11 55 6 05 | Charlottetown.....-- ar| 7 10 3 09 | 935 | : Eachern, $2; J McEachern, $1; H McFarlane, surrounds the British throne. —AND— "ae - i P.M. || | i A.M. | ’ $1; John McGill, $1; C V McGregor, $2; His ons . . Emerald Junc.......dp | 545 |\Cape Traverse...... dp| | 1 625 | A TWO-TENEMENT HOUSE, part of the|Lordship Bishop McIntyre, $5; "John Me- The eee - the ene yy A of ¢ al NH “ | - i « | Cape Traverse...... ar 6 35 ||Emerald June...... ar. 715 | ~ Estate of the late Malcolm Livingstone, | ,ptosh $l; H{ Melnnis, $1;! J McKay, MD, the savings ban amounted to $7, im OmMMISSION ercial S, eae | with the lend belonsing thereto, exteniing Sere 50c: W D McKay $4; A McKinnon, $3; C E} May; the withdrawals for the moath being } a ee no , ’ ? ; ’ , 7 . 5 TRAINS FOR THE EAST. | TRAINS FROM THE EAST. end of June, it will then be sold by Public Auc-)McKinnon, $2; Wm McKay, $1; Mrs Mc-| $10,304. The excess of withdrawals is due - -- - to investment in real estate, many of the

HALIFAX

i ny For further information apply to i . s ie. $1: Thomas Mac-| depusitors having recently purchased build-

' STATIONS. | Express Accom. | STATIONS. Express Accom. GEORGE SCANTLEBURY, Kie, 25e; John Ss eomanaos ee PS ) g y pe ne.

Consignments of Island produce will receive : : Qr CHARLES HEARTZ, kinlay, $1; Dr McLeod, $10; Mcieod, jing lots or commenced the erection ©

OT! P.M, A.M. , AM , P.M. | jut—2aw tisle Kxcoutors. |$5; Rev J M McLeod, $2; McLeod & Stewart,/ houses. The total amount standing to the ee __ | Charlottetown. ..-..dp ss > SeeeeW Rens) 2S | ; $3 $1; M McLeod, $1; Miss L McLeod, 50c; J M| credit of depositors in the Moncton agency, Rerexences: Thomas Fyshe, Esgq., Cashier | : 2 ’ - re: ee ; g 415 McLeod, $1; Mrs A McLeod, 10c; Malcolm May 3lst, was $292 612.—Moneton Times. : Bank of Nova Scot‘a, Halifax; George ay eeensacense ots ar! 4 25 8 05 gee > | =a P. M. PIANO ORGAN SINGING McLeod, $5; J D MecL2od,$5; Capt A McLeod, ’ ’ >

Macleod, Manager Bauk of Nova Scotia | Mt, Stewart June. } * ie (sont... eaaeee seseal ‘2 oc ) . ’ ? $2; Capt M McLeod, $2; John 17. $1;}° An order has been issued from military

Charlottetown. P) 4 SF NUE. a cccenspios | —_— Neil McLeod, 25e; Arch McLeod, 25c; Hon} headquarters at Uttawa to the effect that

pss | St. sieae cocina 02 ~ , , ; - 4 .

-——— Reise tte FE oS © epee. 1 32 3 35 ; : Nail MeLeod, $2; Robt McLaurin, $1; T Al field batteries to take part in the annual

WARREN & JONES Bear River..-+-+-+...-| 9 39 1037 | ax, 310 , 4% Voice Culture a Specialty. | McLean, $3; Mr McLellan, 25c; F MeLauch-| drill will march to camp if the distance is

: ae Peano enone: M A.M | ny Stewart June} Sis Of13 jee. lan, $2; maces * eee, _ yar not more than six miles, if more than six,

" 76 wd i ath the cdan esos 8 40 | 517 ; avr? en 7 25 miles, an allowance in mone Tk A MERCHANTS, Me. stewart Junc.-4o 5 2 9 z | Htoyalty Junction... ... a .” ME, J.D. MARTIN. Organist and Choirmaster | Millan (coal merchant), $5; |B MeMillan/ ase of bad cents per mile will rar GeorgetowD. ........8F' 5 45 10 00 | Charlottetown ...... ar 9 20 | 6 15 in St. Paul's Church, is now prepared to] (clerk), 50c; Mrs D McMillan, 25¢; C_B Me- a e ri a <n —— —_—_———- == receive Pupils in the above branches of Musica! | \;_- >. v3 ae 7s for such of the men as cannot be carried - = Mr. Martia in- Neill, $2; James McNeill, 25c; J McNeill, carriages and limbers of

71 East Cacar asp ® & 14 Mincixe Lanz, | oo ——eeeEeseshé—sSssSFee in : y » : Study. Ia addition to the above, Trains are run by Eastern Standara Time. tends. formin aan he above, Mz SINGING SLA A cs. For terms, ete., apply at Residence, FITZROY STREET, or to Mr. C, P. FLETCHER, Queen Street. yr dy eod -may5

50c; A H MeNeill, 50c; L McNutt, $1; Mr/°? horses, gun ‘ enna McPherson, $1; P McQuillan, 50c; 8S McRee, |battery. A system of rifle practice for ‘non-commissioned officers and men of the

50c. N—Bank of Nova Scotia, $5; E H Nortou, permanent corps has been prepared.

LONDON, ENGLAND. tepresented in Canada by Morrison & Muserave, Halifax

Oct. 24, 1887 —

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 26th, 1888—all prs 6i