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THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. Mayries «a Seeciaity.—Beer Bros hoe Gviwa : . port, and will re- tia 1 iol he week tINALISTI The New Glasgow t thlished daily be issued this week

The - meets this fe arrangements fo oryetown On

nday School ‘Lureh, Crapaud, will ’ t Rectory grounds,

rhursday,

SS. Pr ihea isu

noon of

ar Ra vests orge Lund

Taylor

irst round, oa ; | |

€ aot ible with the foresail.

James Lund, with Ge

' Ja 5 ieon thru

1 match bas been arra l open to all N.C. O. and No 2 ¢ GG. A. to be fired next Thursday ‘ ‘ ovk M. H titles

y Is Entrance

men wf

‘and 500

-

He Was Loapep 4 young man

“alcoholic embarrassment”

fut was e sights of Queen “jay. “Where did he get the stuff ?”

was tl puest asked by several passers

-> Dust vested in a waterir

the dust of

\LkEP Down THI -Sackv lle has 1 the street It was purchased 3 to be kept up by managed by a committee of

St. J hn, and

1 and

sub

merchants ‘iain Sovais Tea Lorreries.—The follow

» result of the drawings for the lot- with 1894: Watch, drawn Iv n, Charlottetown; U. 5 Kat e M :Phee, St. Mar- John McPhee, Bayfield

teries held n connectior

One} 2ott

Dp, drawn ov ures, Latnt.—Several strangers have essed much annoyance at the persix- gzing of a jarge number of children The men-of-war sailors and in the

of

A UCowre ex} tert te m this env. oth plagued the sake

ere were much

Fale

Way wher here Fr iT our

cred » the eves of etrangers molerta- t f this nature should not be permit te here is no necessity for it. . _ in

Scorr Act Rerratep. — Voting touk pluce en Thuraday on the repeal of the Scott Aet in the county of Chicoutimi and Saguenay, Qnebec, and resulted in a ma

tv of over 590 for re peal. There wa

a majority for repeal in almost every place. Phe Scott Act was adopted in Chicoutimi n 1S85 by a vote of 1,157 to 528 It wae

' y well enforced, and lately has been entirely disregarde@ ssnenibiianeies Herexaxpo Acaix.—In the course of ita! report of a “racing-matinee” recently heh

m Winn peg, the Free Press of that city

reports that “Winoga, by Hernando, won

the two-year-old stake race at Calgary,

Alta, on the 19th inst.. getting a record

for the mile of 2.52 This is understood

} onds faster than previous mile recorded as made by o two | lin Manitoba or the Territories! and is a grand performance thus early in

n for s W inogas ia

a full sister to the handsome young Ezbertetta, (2.38}) which her friends be ed only to Le started right to enter

to be some fifteen se any

vyear-o ’ the -ea= » young a coit.

thare

sili Dearu or Jim Lovis.—Jame« Mitclhiel!, naually called Jim Louis, an old chief and captain of the Indians, died at Rocky Point at 1 o'clock this morning He was te son of Louisa Mitchell and was born at St. | A:mirew’s,on New Year's Day, 1802,where | he was christer ed by Bishop McEachern. He has had eighteen children, only two of |

whom now survive — Alice and | Leis For 2a number of years} he has heen somewhat childish and |

on New Year's Day, 1893, on the occasivn | of the death of one of his sons, he wan-| dered off into the woods and was badly | frozen. Since then he has been unable to | leave lis camp, where he has beet faith- | fully nursed by his danghter Alice, whose appeala for bounty for “ her dear father ” | are familiar to many in Charlottetown. His father was frozen to death in 1842, | while vox hunting near Nine Mile Creek. | James received the last rites of the Church | before his death, and will be buried to- | morrow at the South Shore. cient CANABIAN Caviser—The | steel cruiser Aberdeen, | exvected atout 106th to! enter commission here inthe Canadian fishery protection service, were formaliy Friday aad immediately vet sail on the steamer Barcelona for Liver- pol, G. B., the Aberdeen and | bring her to Halifax, Captain McFlbiunev, nautical adviser of the Dominion govern- gent, will command the Aberdeen this wovage. Captain Knowlton will then assume peamenent charge of the ship. Those who signed articles were :

First Officer (temporarily) —C T Know! |

Tue New crew jor the from Scotland

new

shipped on

to porn

ton

Second Officer—James Meikle.

Chiet Engineer—T. R Ferguson.

Steward—Angus Ferguson.

Cook —James McRae °

Seamen—Thos. Nickerson, Percy Morris Jacob McCulloch, James Cook, Frank Bagan, and two others go aa firemen.

The Aberdeen is brand new. She cost alout $87,000.—Halifax Herald.

sascalibladatas

ft ia as follows: From Charlotte |

<u n-—Lemnel Miller, Elizabeth E Me- Kinnon. Annie Payne, Matilda J Wyatt, P F Dovle, Minnie Finlayson, Eliza Hal- jiran, John McSwain, Beseie Brown, Alice | be ssev, Ida Coffin, J J Colter, Amy |

C € Snaddon, Ella McMurray, | Bertha Brace, Alexandra Scott, Carrie | Haslam, Bessie L Gregor, Ernest Mathe- |

9. Mrs Wm Heard, Laura Scott, Annie | Meilish, Sarah Harrie, J M Duncan, Eliza McNeill, Hervert Shaw, Ellen Taylor, | Ewen Stewart, George D McKinnon, Lee | Seaman, Athol Seaman, W C Harris, H D | Johu«on. C H White. From the country | —~[Lemvel Robertson, Marshfield; Adelaide | Emerald: John A Mur shy, Gas |

Desbrisay,

Smart, ao perensx; Clemmie J Clarke, Bay View; Elsie McNeill, do; W J O'Donnell, Mir- |

couche; J Goldemith, Vernon River Bridge; | A D Fraser, Murray Harber South; Bessie

Alexander, Stanhope; W W Sinith, New

Giusgow; Bessie Seller, Brackiey Point

owl: Renben McDonald, Malpeque; Bessie | 4 Moo

e, Crapaud

Baby

Robes, In

Shirts, Infants’ Diapers, Infan

fants’ Bootees, Infants’ Cashinere Socks, etc

BEER BROS. showers or thunder storms in

Tue Wearnen.—~ Winds shifting to west and north ;

snany places; turning cooler at night.

En- |

evening at |

llth of;

rday was |

Square about |

g cart to get ahead of !

} ®€bniuvrer.s

the Souris}

| leaves at

i Rome” in the Winsloe Hall on Moaday, |

| | | ' Shelmerdine, of Philadelphia, recently |

| August term, 1894, will be as fullows :

| day, 28th August.

BABY LINEN!

BEER BROS’. BABY PARTMENT with the Neatest, Nicest and Tidiest Outfit of Infants’ Muslin

Day Gowns, Infauts’ Night Gowns, In- fants. Muslin Dresses, Infants’ Bibs, In- fants’ Cot Blankets, Infants’ Cashmere

iit = Cloaks, li Se: Wool Wrappers, Infants’ Flannel Wrap-

pers, Infants’ Petticoats, Infants’ Long Flannel Skirts, In- iants’ Short Flaune) Skirts, Infants” Long Petticoats, Infants

DAILY

THE LINDLEY COMPANY,

| | Harry Lindley’s company of players, under the management of Everett King, | began their season at the Opera House last | evening. The @pening bill was “Myrtle | Ferns,” a romantic comedy-drama, and it | was well put on and cleverly acted through- out. Harry Lindley, as “Jerry O'Flynn.” was irresistably funny, V )

his every appear- | being the signal

ance for

an outburst | of laughter. Harry, like wine, seeme to linprove with age. As “Chick,” Mias

| Flint was excellent, and Clara Mathes and |

Lottie Sutton gave good representations of the characters of, “Mabel West” | and “Florence Sinclair.” Josh M. Chap | man who took the part of “Perey }

O'Neill,” is an actor of good ability and | gave a splendid impersonation. The other | characters were well taken be Messrs.

Mar-h, Woodall, Secord, Welsh and King. |

| Incidental to the play, little Miss Lindley

rendered two vocal solos, in a most pleas ing manner Miss Flint also contributed |

} two well rendered solos and Miss Mathes | | payed on the mandolin most acceptably |} At the close of the third act Messrs. |

bapman and Lindley were given an en- thusiastic curtain-call for their splendid | work, and throughout the play the au i- lence was most generons in its applau<e | The company is an evenly-balapced one, and ranks with the best seen in Cnarlotte- town for some They deserve good hou<es Poenight “Siadows of a Great City” will be présentei, for ) carry @pecial scenery.

Waich the company Po-night the ushera will provide fans | ; ate

and ice water for the comfort of those who

attend

—— <-> <a

Florida evening with a | number of pas- |

Frow Bostox.— The steamer arrived from Boston last general cargo and a large

—_—_—<_

| Lose Creex

—The

Wm. Hamlyn will (D. V.) conduct a ser-

SERVICE AT Rev.

' | tice and preach in St. Thomas’ Church,

Long Creek, on Monday, Aug. 6th. at 7.30 o'clock : ‘icine Excovrace Tae Boys.—Don’t forget the Boys’ Branch of the League of the Cross | Picaie to-morrow at Red Point. The boat | 9.30 and 2 o’clock. Return tickets, 15 cents; tea, 25 cents e Bavrat Assacir. — This about hulf-past one,as Mr. Peter Kelly, | grocer, was walking along Lower Queen | Street, he was attacked by # man named William Power and severely cut about the head and face. Power was drunk. satis Lecrvre.— Louisa Holinan Richard-on, Ph. D., Professor of Latin. Carleton Col!- lege, Minnesota, will deliver a lecture on |

afternoon,

. . ; August 6th, beginning at 8 p. m. Ad-| mission, 20 cents; children under twelve, | 10 cents. Proceeds in aid of Hall. By

order of Trustees.

AN

ithe AcKNOWLEDGMENT.—Mr. Wm. H. venta draft to Messrs. Mark Wright & Co. for expenses incurred in embalming and forwarding the remains of his son,

| who was drowned on the North Shore, and

| adds :

“I would improve this opportunity to express my thanks and gratitude for the kind consideration extended to me by yourselves and others in my sad affliction.”

<cesemetttlipnietione

indisputable.

Why spend $1 for a bottle of medicine

for 2complaint when one box of Beech |

j am’s pill+.co-ting only 25 cents, will cure |

nearly all known diseases ? This is because | constipation is the cause of nearly ali ail- | ments and Beecham’s pills cure constipa- tion. A valuable book of knowledge mail-

ed free, on request, by B. F. Allen & Co., | 365 Canal St. New York.

Covusty Court.—The sittings of the County Court of Queen’s County for the

First sitting at Eldon, Belfast, on Tues- day, 7th August.

Second sitting at Bonshaw, on Friday, 10th August.

Third sitting at Dunstaffuage, on Tues- day, 14th Anguet.

Fourth sitting at New Glasgow, on Fri- dav, 17th August.

Fifth sitting at Clifton, New London, on Tuesday, 21st August.

Sixth sitting at Charlottetown, on Tues-

Saturday, I8th of August next, is the Jast day for serving writs of summons for the Charlottetown sitting.

DON'T START

on your vacation without a bottle of JOHNSON’S CREAM OF ROSES, White’s Tooth Powder, Paste and Soap, and at least one box of EVERY- BODY’S PILLS.

—o =

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

Two Stores—One Price.

july30

WE BELIEVE

that advertising is a good thing for

business men—but we believe that iv’s fully as gool a thing for the purchasers. We in this way call attention to the product of our Furniture Factory—our facilities for extra value-giving in all kinds of Furniture. You wouldn’t know anything about this. if we didn’t You

where else and pay your money for

advertise. might go--some

Furniture not as good and cheap as

ours. Weare right atthe bottem

with prices; come down and see u&

MARK WalGH? & C0., LTD,

Who Seil at Selling Prices.

a4 2

july31

can always be supplied from LINEN DE-

fants’ Cashmere Robes, Infants’

ifants’ Wool Jackets, Infants’

ts’ Pelisses, Infants’ Slips, In-

EXAMINER :

JOB LINES.

TO-DAY WE RECEIVED ©

560 Mectntosh Coat=, worth $15 which will be sold for $8.75. |

1.50,

|

2 dozen Umbreilas. worth. 78 ets... which will be sold for 40c.

Sirew Hlats. Suminer Undereleth-|

ing. etc. must

he cleared out, so!

come and have a bargain.

-

See those Coeats!

brellas.

a - 1X J

PROWSE

Charlottetowny daly 3b, 1894—dy

See those Um-

ga; ' Pa . “2x \ ~— ’ < &

é :

1s67=n=1604.

|

UR

Ovilvie’s linngarian Pateut, Five Roses, Keat, Matchless, Howard, Sunbeam, Beaver, Cornmeal,

ete., ete.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PURE GROCERIES.

J. D. MACLEOD & CO.

ROGERS’ BULEDING

Charlottetown, July 19, 1894—tu thu sat

, QUEEN STREET.

SHIP NEWSs, '

Pert of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

July 30—Lily Bank, Blue, Murray Har- | bor; Morning Light, Riclrrds, Grand |

River; P L G, MecI«aa¢, Pictou; Bonavista, | Fraser, Montreal.

CLEARED, July 28—Janet A, Handrahan. Picton; | Lily Bank, Biue, Wood Islands; P L G; Melsaac, Pictou, Daniel, Robert Waltace. SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS. SuMMERSIDE, July 28.

Shipped per steamer Northumberland, Cameron master, for Point du Chene:,

$ 99 |

OF OG cdi hohe nn nes BOW BOE WOW sissies iccces OO $ 529 | On July 27th per steamer Fastnet, | Churchill, master, for Halifax :

1303 cases lobsters...... mtanwens -$ 7818 | BO I Cs visskedtni sorte 130 | STO Gem CHOU concocs ca tas Goo 47 |

tabs | $ 7994 |

SHIP NEWS.

Ent 28 h—Sc H G:° Sangster, Landry, Pictou, coa!; Laura D Drake, Pictou,coal; Alaska, Mehatfey, New York, anthracite coal and kerosene oil; 30th, Ida M, Me- Fadyen, Pictou, coal, Restive, Walsh, Pic- tow, ceal. Cld, 28th, ec Ranger, Pur- | chase, Richibucto, bal; Jessie Newell, Ber- | nard, Picton, bai; 30th, Will A, Landry, | Piétou, bal; Restive, Walsh, Picton, bal; Northumberland, Cameron, Point du Chene; mackerel and berries.

|

7

— -——

OUR JULY ACCOUNTS

ARE NOW

——

GOUT.

Parties owing us will

please * call and settle and:

ublige.

Harris& SI

i the use of the food at | when baby was awake, and [ am glad to

-avoided. .Lactated Food certainly and surely “Saves Babies’ Lives.” sien oscatsinsteniategpbuiiagliniiliaas los tik tint ot

Chitown, July 24, 1894—dy

ALMOST.CUT DOWN: .

An lafent ef Five Moaths was Very Low from Cholera Lafantum.

SAVED BY ACTATED FOOD.

A London, Oe; lady: writes as follows : “Three weeks ago our baby (Florence) was very ill indeed, and we did not expect, her to‘live. We soon discovered, the child had’ cholera infantdm. For over two days any kind. Just atthe worst point, my aunt and it seemed useless to administer food of diarrhea and vomiting were very severe advised me to send for Lactated Food, and give it in small quantities to baby. This was‘done, and-in from eight to: ten hours we noted a happy change. We continued regular intervels

say that in four days our darling. was -al- most quite well. As I write baby is in perfect health and getting suronger every day. * Your food is one of earth’s best bles- sings for babies.” :

Dear mothérs, this is a most frying and wiost dangerous time of the year for baby ; a _perséct food is*of the utmost: importance in order that all fatal complaints may be

The scrofulous.taint which may have been in “your blood for years, may be thoroughly expelled by giving Heod’s Sarsaparilla a trial.

TO LET,

HOUSE on Euston Street, at present occupied by Mrs. John Ball. Possession given In’ July. For particulars: apply to

MRS, J. W.. MITCHELL, : Euston Street, Lor D. R. H. MITCHELL, July 4—wed sat tf Patriot Office.

Notice to P.inters.

Tenders will be received antil SATR- DAY, 4th August, from’ personse willing. to paint Spire and other exterior waou- work of the Catholic Church, Vernon fiver. :

A1so-—Separate, Tenders nntil, sang date for the repairs of Brickwork:aud }. pointing on the same Church. rend

All Seatiulding furnished and erected by Committee.

EDWARD-GRANT, Chairman of Commiittée. jy27—eod

Columbia Bicycle Tires —

A difference of opinion exists among-riders regarding the merits of the single and inner tube tires, and a choice of the two-styles is. offered on the 1894 Columbia wheels. You can have the-strong resillient and easily repaired Co- lumbia single tube or their new inner tube, which you will unhesitatingly -ronounce far ahead of any «tuerstire of this type. “Full parti. wars-in‘catalogue, which you can >)tain from

R. M. Young, Agent.

“4

“a

. TUESDAY,

VESVESEVSosesseseer

ONE

o bj

THE

most stvlish and com- fortable tabrics in Sum- mer Dress Goods LACH CLOTH. Wool gvods,

combines an elegant finish ‘and a_ stylish appearance with per- fect coolness and eom- fort... Drop in and

S$€@ Lt.

is A

which

MUORE & NcLEOD,

Ch’town, July 31,,1894—t ts

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JULY 81,

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GHEAP SALE Fi

Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps.

‘T'wenty per cent. discount on all our_stock of Boots and’ Shoes; twenty per cent. discount on Men’s and Boys’ Clothing; twenty per cent. discount on Gents’ Furnishings,

Hats and Caps. Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats at half price.

r

Charlottetow

rn, July 31, 8194—dy

bh ern

SP Se eee — ane —

R ONE MONTH

This is a Genuine Sale, and Discounts. will be strictly adhered to.

J. . MACDONALD & CO.

A Silver Pitcher

is always a brilliant delivery.

Everybody

is eager to catch

it, and jusi iow our prices are low enough for all to make

catches. be tabled, a2 gregation white awaken tho

metal

These are prizes to

and present an of novelties in

calculated to ughts of purchase

among housekeepers in Char-

lotteto wii.

Our Table Silver

is indeed beautiful, and well worth inspecting.

E.W. TAYLOR,

TseRKRO’ BLOCK

july26

The New Brunswick

Royal Art Union,

Limited,

OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

CAPITAL STOCK, $159,000

Incorporated to Promote Art.

This Company will distribute among

ts subs cribers, 0

n the

Sist Day of July, 1894,

3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value

$65,115. chance.

Every

subscriber has an equal

The Grand Prize is a Group of Works

of Art valued at $18,750.

Tickets for sale Royal Art Union B. monthly chance

Price $1 each.

Subscription at the New Brunswick Gallery in St. John, N. In addition to the of winning a valuable

pr'ze, the holder of 12 consecutive monthly subscription tickets will receive an original

Work of Art, b

y such artists as Thos.

Moran, N.A.; Win. H. Shelton, and others. Send money for subscriptions by regis- tered letter, money order, bank cheque or

draft to

THE NEW BRUNSWICK

ROYAL

ART UNION, Ltd., St. John, N. B.

| A BETTER INVESTMENT ‘than an ACCI- |\DENT POLICY FOR $1,000, at this season of the year, is a bottle of

DR. ABBOTT'S

‘DYARRHEA CORDIAL,

which should be at hand for immediate use in every house in case of a sudden attack of Summer C om pl aint, Cholera Morbus, &c.

To be had of all deal- ers in medicine at 25 cents per bottle.

July 10—4i

Epon

Keep Off the Grass

We'll Aliow No Ore te Tres- pass on our Toilet Business !

We have a pleasant, smooth R ubber un breakable Comb at 10 cents. Call and see thein,

Our stock of Brushes, Perfumes, etc., is compleie.

REDDIN BROS.,

June25—eod

Opp. Post Office.

las) as ll]

All kinds, wholesale and retail, at

WATSON’S DRUG STORE.

Market Square, Opposite West End of Market House.

P. E. Island Railway a Way,

Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Sundays

excepted) as follows :— ‘Trains Outward.

Trains Inward.

Read down up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 240 600....... Charlottetown....... 62 94 301 614.. yalty Junction..... 606 919 3 O64 North Wiltshire...... 34 8 tH 4065 658.. unter River 24 «B15 440 7 36.. .._Bradalbane ol 7% 455 730... MPRCORER cues e000 455 730 BOE. TOK sods wens Freetown. ........ 445 Tl ae 0 Os cence ens ensington........429 .6 48 ba) we Ar WV ccssoes 405 614 PM Summerside AM 1@ 8905....... uv DP... «sees 340 1105 ee Bs +esecges Miscouche......... 825 Wa DEP DBs cccccse WOR Fists cas 807 Wit ae We ish eke PU skis bs ve 237 9285 4421030. oop MVE MRET . 000000 su9 146 309 508 10 47.. loomfield......... 130 «4744 600 1114.. oPIREING: .. 00 00500 1065 705 6 55 1155.... »Tignish 1225 600 PM AM PM AM AM PM AM PM 630 309...... Charlottetown....... 920 535 650 315..,..Royalty Junction.....905 515 FFB By c00n po sien Be¢ford ........ .840 440 See Geen. wesecs Ar le isin 815 406 Mount Stewa t BBD. 4:20) .. nc. Ly tt cheese 810 855 ee Ni iieheceies PE ccckwbion se 742 315 DO: OD cnees coed ee 72 245 i =e Bear River......... 645 158 a dn, ETS & MGs Ss secsie 61 115 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM Bee Oe cnn Mount Stewart...... 810 34 DOS BU: ides scene SL... cesecsst ae ae 4. ee Georgetown........ 700 216 A PM AM PM PM AM D Eirbinbien -»- Emerald..... patnibwebe ~-7% i a énee anil Cape Traverse.... ....... - 6B PNM AM

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Railwa Moncton, N. B.

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown. SS. “ELLIOT.” . .

DATES OF SAILING,

FROM BOSTON— 5th, 15th and 25th of each month.

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN—10th, 20th and 30th of each month.

When any of these dates fall on Sunday, the sailing will take place on the pre- ceding Saturday. Cargo taken to and from Island Railway free of cartage. Through bills of lading from all stations on Island Railway to principal cities in United States

and Europe. R. McMILLAN, Charlottetown. ex fri tu; pat sat wed, gu mon th; and wky

Boston Agents : Alfred Winsor & Son, 89 State Street. June 29, 1894.

Prince and Water Streets, Charlottetown,

To be sold by Publie Auction, at the Court House in Chariottetown, in Queen’«Count i in Prinee Edward Island, on SATURDAY, the twenty-fifth day] of August next, A D 1594, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon :—

All that tract, piece anc parcel of land, situ- ate, lying and being in Charlottetown afore- said, bounded and described as follows, that is to say :—Commencing at the angle of nee and Water Streets, on the north side of W ater Street and on the east side of Prince Street, and running along Prince Stre: t northward! one hundred and twenty feet; thenceeastward- ly eighty-four feet to'fown Lot Number Pwen- ty two in the First Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown aforesaid; thenee southwardly

Cxeulars and fall informetion mailed — division, Bint $f Dawe Lesest eiahers - : ab wenty-one and Twenty-two one hundred anc free. Agents wanted everywhere. twenty teet to Water Brent af ; thence July 6. _ mong the north side of Water Street eighty-

DIAMOND POTASH

The Old Brand.

We will continue to supply our custom-

the The

ers. with

POTASH.

we have discontinued, but have on hand |

about

1,000 Boxes Assorted Brands

which we are ¢

above

reliable brand of manufacture of Soaps

losing out at a LARGE |

DISCOUNT on former prices.

OFFICE—Two Doors South of Bank

of Nova Scotia.

BEER

& SONS.

july27—2w eod

THE MAGIC CITY.

Have your copies of “THE MAGIC |

four feet to the place of commencement, and is part of Town Lot Number Twenty-one in the First Hundred of town Lots in © tte- town, together with all buildings, fixtures, rights, easements, advantages —— appurten- ances whatsoever 10 the said premises Eanes. ing or in anywise appertaining.

The above age | lanl will be sold either together or In parvels to suit purchasers at time of sale. :

The above sale is made pursuant tea power of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the nineteentin day of November, A D 13835, between Jobn Ball and Ellen Sarah Bail (his wife) of the one

art, and the undersigned, Eustace Heath

aviland, of the other | For further particulars as to title, terms of sale and otherwise, apply at the office of Wil- | liam S. Stewart, Solicitor, Newson's Block, | Charlottetown. | Dated this twenty-first day of July, A D 1894. EUSTACE HEATH HAVILAND, | july23—5i law (mon VY ortgazgee.

ie uET.

The Store and Offices situated on Water | Street, formerly ocenpied by F. T. New | bery, Hisq., and now by M. Trainor, Esq: | Possession given Ist July next. Apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO,

; | | |

mayl7

; ’ ie .

Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine, Prepared strictly according to the Bniush Pharmacopeia, Quinine in this agreeable

form is quicker tm action and more reliable han when taken in Capsules, Powders or

» 2 U CITY” bound. “Lowest price and-gcod | pitts “Do.c—Half a wineglassfal. For sale

work.

may30

‘J. D. TAYLOR, Bookbinder, Qneen St.

by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- } clans upon voces it of ca!

rd. GHER ens. 6 Co., feb2e—d&w 3m Ontreal.

MORTGAGE SALE. CHURGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Valuable Land Fronting on — ee —

Established by the Authority and under the Patronage of the Synod of ihe Diocese of Nova Scotia, and the Synod of the Diocese of Fredericton,

Chairman Board Bishow of Nova Scotia.

President Board cf Leckie, Esq.

Lapy Prixcirai—Miss Macy,

of Trustees—The

Directors—R. G.

with a staff of twelve Governesses and Instructors.

The Buildings at Edgebi!! have capecit¢ for 100 residents. he new building is heated throughout with hot water, anf alt rooms are provided with the electric light. The grounds cover eight acres, about one- half being solely for recreation, and laid out for Tennis, Croquet, Bowls and Ar- chery’ Michaelmas term begins Sept. 1st. For Calendar embodying ful! information and blank form of application for adimir- sion, apply to

DR. HIND, Windsor, N. S.

—¥ You-

Want a wife, Want a cook, Want a partner, Want a situation, Want a servant girl,

Want to sell a farm,

Want to sel! a house, Want to rent a house, Want to exchange anything,

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B. , § ' PICNIC ‘ : _ j The Benevolent Irish Society of P. Ek

Island will hold a yvrand picnic on the beantiful grounds of Charles Fisher, at

SCOTCHFORT, MONDAY, AUG. 6TH,

The 119th anniversary of O’Connell’s

birth.

A good programme has been een for the occasion, and will be carrie

out in first-ciass style by competent judges.

PRIZE LIST.

Ist. 2nd,

Putting Light Stone. ..........8 5.00 $3.00

Running Long Jump....... 5.00 2.00

Throwing Light Hammer.... 5.60 2.00 100 Yards’ Race for Boys

under 16 yeazs............. 3.00 2.00 Pole Vaulting (special prizes

presented by Prowse Bros) 10.00 5.00

Best violin music (Irish Airs) 5.00 2.00

Best Irish S:ep Dancing, first prize Medal (presented by John Murphy & Son); sec- ond prize $5,

Hurdie Race for championship of P. E Island, st prize, Medal, (presented by Geo. E. Hughes, Ch’town); 2nd prize $3

lst. 2nd.

100 Yards Race for Ama- COUNTS. cep intiinecuendies i oi $ 5.00 $2.00 cp ee - 5.00 2.00 Running High Jump.......... 5.00 = 3.00

100 Yards Race for Cham ionship of P. EB. K. Island, lst prize, Medal (presented by Geo. J, Rogers, Ch’town); 2nd prize, $5.00,

Tug of War between 24 men, (Irish ys. Alleomers) prize, $12.00.

Special Prze for best all-round athlete, Medal, (presented by Jas. Paton & Co., Charlottetown).

Games open to the Maritime Provinces and all Nationalities. Entries to be made = the Secretary no later than August 4th.

A ferry boat will also make regular trips.to the opposite side of the river.

Two large Saloons wil! be erected and stocked with all the delicacies of the season; A separate Saloon will be erected for ladies and superintended by Lady Waiters.

In addition to the above, three large Dancing Booths will be erected for Quad- rilles, Reels and Lancers.

The Citizen’s Band will furnish music for the occasion.

The Branch Societies of Souris and Emerald will attend in a body. No fakirs or intoxicants of any kind allowed on or near the grounds.

Admission to grounde, Gentlemen, 25 cents; Ladies 15 cents. as

The following are train arrangements ani fares ;

A special passenger train will leave Charlottetown at 7.45 a. m., returning will leave Scotehfort at 5.00 p. m., and a spec- ial passenger train will leave Summerside at 5.45 a. m., to connect with special from Charlottetown at Royalty Junction, re- turning will leave Royalty Junction on ar- rival of special from Scozchfort. Specials will run on the following time schedule, which is standard time:

Leave Summersde,

5.45 a. m, ‘** Kensington, 619 * “ Freetown, 6.26 <« = Emerald, S27 * * Bradalbane, 6.45 “ * + Hunter River, 7a2 “ North Wiltshire, 723 « Arrive Royalty Junction, 76 6 Leave Charlotttetown, 7.45 =“ “Royalty Junction, 8.00 “ “ Bedford, 840 Arrive at Scotchfort, 9.00 * Leave Scotchfort for return, 5.00 p,m,

Return tickets at the undermentioned rates will be issued by special trains and by regular trains from Georgetown, Souris and intermediate stations, good for return same day by same trains only :

S’side to Barbara Weit (inclusive) 85 Kensington to Clvde, “ 15 Hunter River to Colville, “ 60 Loyalist.to Winsloe, “ A5 Cin’town to Royalty Junction“ 45 Brackley Point to Yorh, “ 35 Suffolk, 5 Bedford, 1S Tracadie, 10 Geergetown, 60 Brudenell to 48 Road, ws 45 St. Teresa’s, 35 Peakes, 30 Pisquid, 20 Mount Stewart, 10 Souris and Harmony, 15 New Zealand to Selkirk, “ 60 Ashton to Midgell, “ AS Marie to Lot 40, “6 35 Dundee, 30 Douglass, 20 St. Andrews, 15

For further particulars see hand-bills and programmes.

Should the weather prove unfavourable the picnic will be held the first fine day following.

R. F. MADIGAN, Secretary. july 27 dy 2i wky li.

Wants, Lost, Found, &

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line,

TO LET, for remainder of the season, a cot- tage at harbor.—-G, H. TAYLoR. 2i pd—jy3i

_TO LET.— The Shop on the corner ot Great George and Grafton Streets, oppesite Colonial Building. Immediate possession. tf-fy31

HIS OWN STATEMENT.—Albert P. Allin, the City Bill Poster, stili lives. Albert's the af is well known in Charlottetown, and a lad that no one ever can keep down. Is will- ing to work, his living to get, so give him a ehance, you'll never regret.--a. P. ALLIN, City Bill ‘Poster. eod—jysi

WANTED.—One good cook, one general servant, one girl to take care of children. Apply at this office, july

FOR SALE.--An extension dining table with mahogany legs and sides, Apply at this office. tt jy

TO LET—The two Stores on Queen Streét lately occupied by the subscribers will be let separately or en bloc asdesired. Rent moder- ate. Apply to J. i. MACDONALD & Co., Mar- ket Square. tf—jy26

FOR SALE.—The house on the corner of Great George and Muscon Streets, now ocen-

ied by Mr, Wonfiacott. apply to Mxs. WM.

ARTER, Richmond Street. Iw pd—jy@ Sechlaninteeciamaiiiitisin a nee

LOST.—On Monday, 23rd instant, in the Charlottetown Post Office or somewhere around Queen Square, asilver watch chain. The finder will be rewarded on jeayi

at Tut EXAMINER Office, ivan FOUND—A walking cane. Owner can have same by os P riy and pay! for this ad, Apply to Mrs. HERON, Dore Street West. july2zs

LOST =A lady’s silver watch, betwee tel Davies and the Kirk. Finder will be oe ed on leaving it at this office. jyi7

FOR SALE OR TO RENTI.—An u ht Piano in good repair to sell or rent y tne month.—C, lL. MORRISON, Auctioneer. julyll or <n aes. nenesatlinnstege eenienemnetereatiainas

PLEASANT POINT—A few Boarders can

accommodated at Pleasant Point, North River—one of the mest beautiful spots on the island, on application to Mrs. FLEIGER, july 6 PICNIC BOILERS to rent at BH. D. Wap- MAN’S, Upper Queen Street. uf—june>) FOUND—A purse containing a small sum

ofmoney. Apply at SANDERSON & Co’s. junel2

FOUND—A sum of money. Owner can have same by es at Carter's Bookstore and paying for this june 1]

TO RENT. —Watermere the residence of Go vernor Howlan with 3 acres of nd attach- also Parkview Cottage th one acre,

THE i CAMINER. WANTED--A good general servant who understands plain cooking. No washing. A sepvant man kept. Good wages to the right , nn "ieety © Mrs. UNsworta. uiyl7

Apply to A. McNEILL. j25 tf guar pat.

WANTED—<a servant for general house- work. Apply to Mrs. E. Davy, Richmond treet, jalyb uf

WANTED-—<At the Acadia Hotel, a good Laundress. Apply at the Fish Market. fuly4

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