Pe ge.

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

id Dr. Robertson of Crapaud ,ONDON, July 24—A despatch to the Be 3 - Sa vo | Queen. | Times from Tien T'sin states that Japan's > | MrS.H. Graham and Dr. D. L. Sweeney, | delay in negotiating the commercial treaty 3 attend the grand excursion | of Newark, N J, were guests at thi Hotel ; With China and in evacu: ating Laae Tung " ee Piekets $1.00 | Davies last evening. ; territory, has been deliberate ly planned pen 1. -_— Mrs Daniel Davies and children, arrived | '"g the completion of the British elections, CHEAPEST | ever known to Pugwash | yesterday from St Pau!, Minn. They came Japan helping to induce Lord Sali-bury’s vorrow to 3 the great Wild West } from Boston in the Olivette. . government tu support her against Kussia, Show. Judge John R. § Sayler, of Connec iea , Epinpuren, July 24 —The Scotch peers ee at the Davies. It is his intention to spent ‘i met in this city this afternoon and elected ExcuRsion 1 i — —Messrs. a month or two in the province. sixteen of their number to represent them M & Son w sh refreshments Mr. M. E. Maloney, the popular repre- | in the house of lords in the new parila on the Jacques Cartier to-morrow sentative of Lawrence Wilson & Co., is | ment. Every one of the sixteen peers elect- oe . 26 " MM ae eh here. He is registered at the Hotel Davies. | ed is a unionist. poem Is WEA" : - Mr. D, Freeman, of Boston, is spending a Toroxro, July 2 aati ' S vyheat went up t 1h, : ornonxto, July 24—At. the inquest on e7x : short vacation here. He is accompanied | the pody 4] Peitzel to-night a ver 72 . > auesday 1as by Mrs Freen.an. They are at the Hotel | . a of A —s + eee -_—<. — Davies. . | dict of wilful murder was returned against U1 ex Bosrox.—T eater number Dr Anderson, of Prince of Wales Col- | Holmee, who is a J gare L Mi = one ’ ‘ Nev a C pany were pas-/| lege, has gone to Quebec to attend a meet ep a nenaer ate Sieges Semeur’ ae Olivette to Bostcn today ing of the Canadian History Competition isla ane ae tac rie ca tel Sie ; , | Committee. f | Loxpox, July 24. — The aggregate Ex stomsts Couixc. — A Raymond M. Grey and wife, of Findley, . are amount of the money prizes won by the — 7 ; venty-seven | among the guests at the Hotel Soe iex. | Canadian marksmen during the Bisley a S : ~ _ 7 acy | They purpose remaining on the Island shooting Was £850. Ww tthis Prov Arriving at Char | tor a week or thereabouts. Loxpoy, July 24.—Asa result of the , 1M tev. T Gordon, of Middletown, N. Y., |} short water s ipply caused by the turning im ; B >) atte accompanied by Mrs. Gordon and son Ds | tof the flow by the water companies, . . oo slack Pi arrives L in the Olivette yesterday afte. xcept for about two hours In the twenty- | has ar : sfler making S very Se =| noon. They are at the Hote! Davies. ir, the sanitary condition of the White- | ess scar {nna NS his Mr W A Brehaut, of the Bost oO Post, | chan t and P ar districts has become | sae : ; : > a 7a | wae & pacecnger 38 sue Olivette yesté rday. extremely bad. Alre ady there have been D . ae, 2 & Eyer, ee Mr Brehant is an Islander, and was for a three deaths from fever : contracted from be ca * | t me Summerside correspondent of the} this cause, and the situation threatens to fei . Guardian. become still more serious. 4 SrRay Ss y.—A Fredericion stone | oe ce a a i. B. Thompson and Mr. J. H. Mac- | ee ae ek a opening & block of marble | Gowan, of Washington, D-C., are making | NORTH SCITUATE, DAS. My 2

é rday found a f stone ex-

the ot vd a al 8 ; the round trip on the Olivette. Both gen- actly resembling @ beet in shape and size. | demen are connected with the Plant rb y agg ice acter to be a pets Steamship Line. : he maers ! Messrs. K. C. Hamilton, G. E. Opel, P. i, D Ha » —Dr J a A Farrenkotf and G. Winderken, of Sa-per, of Quel eh pt pal of | Brook yu, N. ev were at the Queen last a8 ‘ j}evening. They left for Boston on the the em ys a a : : ee Olivette to-day. pee : Re ne tes ? ; es 3 Ha Measrs. J. A.McLaren,of James Paten & the : “* oe cia , | Co., W. W. Stanley, of Stanley Bros., and early — Ge a | L. E. Prowse, of Prowse Bros, will leave tmenas . ol —— to-morrow morring for the Old Country —_— ‘ a ile larley C n the ove rests of their respective houses. nae an att ance at the At Cliff House July 25: Chas Lee, Miss | Opera House last eve There wasa| OR be rtson, Sackville; W m Johnson,Jno large res j-seat a | Waters | Lai rd, NS; Leslie Myres, Sid, N B; Miss Ron Deep” was aga ; veel¥ or May, Miss" DesBrisay, Miss Mackieson; iia The bus 4 snag . \ a town: GeoS B Frazer, Miss Frazer that next year the company would play a a H Frazer, : return engagement, when “Our Boys” : Rees i at Eureka Hotel, July 25-26: would ws put upon the boards ic ap > Martin, Glou pester, Mass; AF R ‘D- ies | kin, Montreal Capt Reid, Pugwash; H W A Rewagkas_e Riper —On Tuesday af- Cam ybe! Il, Bar Harbor, Me; G McGregor, sevnson last, Mr. B C. Prowse.of th’s city | N Wiltshire; Mrs F T Colburi, Master make a remarkably fast mile on the beach Harry Colburn, Cambridge Mass; T T oif Houston’s Hotel, Brackley Point. It} Johnson, Antigonish, eas a measured mile, straightaway, with a | Hotel Acadia, July 20: G D Longworth

still breeze behind him. He went the dis- tance. standing start. in 1.35}. The feat waz witnessed by a number of persons, |

Mr. Prowse rode a Brantford racer fitte with Morgan & Wright tires.—Com eae

Cuar.totrretowy Loper.—At the meet- ing or Charlottetown Lodge, I. O. G. T., last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing quarter: E H Dachemin, C T, re-elected; Mrs M P Ken nedy, Vv T; NM 8a Maggie Clark, Chap; Arthur Clark, Sec’y; Miss A Hansen, Fin Sec, re-elected; Levi Smith, Treas, do; 8 C Wadman, Marsha’; Miss Louisa Swan, De- puty Marsha!; Miss Rosie Clark, Guard.

Davnkesness on Toe Streers.—There was considerable drunkenness on Lower Queen Street to-day. In that vicinity about one o'clock the writer saw no less than four men influence of liquor within the same number of minutes; and a gentleman to whom he spoke concerning thie matter said that he had observed three times that number within the pre- vious ien minutes. It looks as if someone

under tne

Or four

was viviating the Scott Act. cuaildiniahinss

Bers Al Manaus Prices.—There was a good a lance of buyers and sellers up- stairs today, but downatairs and cutside there were not so many preset. There was the u*ual eo of seasonable fruits. Garden strawberries jumped to 25 per quart, and cherries dropped to 5 and 6c. Hides were worth from 7c to 8c. | Old potatoes sold at 40c per bushel; new potatoes were the same price as on last market day Turnips were 5 to 8c per bunch Oats brought from 38 to 40c per bushel. Turkeys sold at from 75c to $1.25 each

onsieliiein

Dipxr Ksow itt Was Loapvep.—On Tue sday ni ght | Jast, Allan Fletcher, son of Professor Fletcher, of Queen’s College, Kingston, aged ten years, who is staying at Demill’s boarding house over on the

Bay shore, Carletoa, N. B., shot Miss Me- Gili. a maid in the same house, with are- volver that he did not know was loaded The bullet lodged inthe young woman’s beck and was extracted on Wednesday. The boy demanded her money or life and narrowly escaped taking the latter. aise iigiact Bicrcie Accrpent.—A young gentleman from Charlottetown was going down one of the New Glasgow hills, on Wednesday, at a very rapid rate on his bizycle. There was a cow onthe road, buton he went, supposing that the cow would have sense enough to get out of the way. The result was ibat he struck the cow side on, bounc- ej over her back and landed on the other side. At latest accounts he was sitting on the roadside feeling very ill, rubbing sun- dry sore spots; bemoaning tne breaking of hie wheel and thanking Prov ide nee that he was not killed outright. Moral for bi- cyclers: Beware the cow. io ECTION in” the

Tue Bre Et Third

District of Prince County yesterday re- sulted in the return of the Government candidate. Tie vote follows: Galiant. Arsenault. MID ccccoccccecccce SE 24 a Indian BEE cccccces ° 72 50 Cepe Egmont....... 47 54 Fifteen Point.......... 62 51 coop ale ai penne Richmond jucmmand Ri 56 Grand River 87 55 Abram’s \ lage...... 104 65 j Lot | Cana ssoe #Y 14 Wellington. , 23 72 a ae 655 4ii ° a = . _ | Tue O erre.— The steamer Olivette | arrived f Bo-ton about feur o’clock last afierno ‘ a geo ral cargo and 87 | paseenvers. She ieft on return this after- | noon, taking the fullowing passengers: | Chas a Findiey, CP G-iher, Mrs Ga. } ther, I reu W ke Ox, Mrs W leox, 8: P Her- } man, Mixa M J Lyman tl Menot, Peter | F Darlieg, Dr DL Sweeney, C A Cairne,

Mary € Cairns, Tho« EB Andrewsand wife, Miss Gerald, Miss Miles, Mr Brisv, Mr| Harris, BJ Cutel tte, fH Green, Katic Birch, Arthur Leary, W J Casey, Mis E Trainor, Mr Martin, Emily Bevan, Edwd

Deming, A A McMillan, David McLean,

FP A Farronkopf, G Apel, @ W Vandem, T Har n, EC stello, A Wylie snd Mre Wylie, Mr aud “Mrs Whelan, Mrs Mac- |

pherson, Elizabeth McAulay, Mary E Me- Cor

lacie matings - snail THE INDI AN POETESS COMING,

In connection with the annoure ment | Which appears in our columns to-day the Tolicw ing notices may Le of interest :

The London (Bogiand) News says: Miss Johnson the native, Canadian re- citer and poet, has received a warm wel-— come in London. She is charming and cult ory with fa vivid gift of song Her book fp ems will appear in thé autumn | and will be a valuable addition to the literature of the Dominion.

The Boll . News L ondon correspoudent: Miss Johnson promises to be a’smal! lion 3 of the London season. She has already recited in several fashionable drawing Toutus, her verses being marked by fire acd BWeelness

The New York Times: The most Roteworthy feature, however, was the Sppear ince of the Mohawk Indian poetess, dresser in the ornamental gab of @ Mohawk maiden. She tossed -back her blonde hair, clenched her hands and re- Cited “ 4 ery from an Indian wife ’’ while the geatle american girls shivered with Sinething more than the night air.

"| ait, © Benoit, aaa Benoit,

THE DAILY

PERSONAL.

| and wife, Miss Minnie Longworth,C H B Longworth, J M McLeod, Mrs J M McLeod | Miss Mildred Me a Ch'town. July 21: | Miss M McLeod, W J O’Reilly, Miss Ben- Master Benoit, J MD Cooke, Monctor;J A Farquharson, G iJ togers John T Crockett,Mrs W W Sulli an, Cleaver Sullivan, Ch’town;G F Dew-

r,M D,Southport;A E Wilkinson,Moncton; |

ly | ar i J Unsworth, do. |

July 22: Mrs C ‘Siebbing, iss J Stebbing, Halifax; Mrs Carvell, | Miss Maclennan, Ch’town. July 24: Geo

W Webster and wife, Haverhill, Miss A Coles, Ch’town.

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NUTRITION AND THE NERVES,

from defective assimilation of food. Anything that af Tes sts the

nervous system.

So long as the digestive organs in a healthy condition, the process of | building up of tissue and removing from the wasted tissues cannot shoul to ensure health.

Whoever, therefore, is suffering from

nervous debility must first of all do seme-

thing that will restore the digestive organs | to their normal condition. The great } merit of Hawker’s nerve’ and stomach tonic is that it brings about this important change, and restores healthy action to the digestive organs. It cleanses, stimulates, and | strengthens. Its effect upon the nervous

system is very marked. The person taking a course of this remedy according to« lirece | tions and with due regard to regular habits will regain lost apnetite, food will be | } di geated without distress, restful sleep will | be enjoyed, the nerves invigorated, an hea om fully restored. These | are not idle words. The happy experience of thousands is behind them. Be advised, herefore, and if your system is out of order secure a supply of Hawker’s nerve and stomach tenic. It is sold by all druggists and deal- ers at 50 cents per bottle or six bottles for $2.50, and is manufactured by the Hawker Medicine Co., (Ltd.) St. John, N.B., and New York City.

_—o_-

Aveust Macazixes.—We have Harper’s

New Monthly, Lippincott’s and Ladies’ Home Journal for August. The best of good reading. ‘econo The popular th ing for gentlemen this

seems to be the “7'yke” serge. — every tailor finds it in great de* mand, but before buying see that the > Registered "Trade Mark “Tyke is stamped every 2} yards. None other is genuine.

aturday

= naps !

| 10 o'clock, a. m,—21 Minute Sale. | We do not announce the subject of our Sale | to-morrow, leaving it for a SURPRISE. It is

enouga to say

| heretofore offered by us. |

3 o'clock, p-

of Snaps.

BEER

is tthe] 1

Mass; |

Nervous exhaustion results especially |

general nutri-— | tion of the body will injuriously affect the |

are not |

go on as it}

} | | yesterday afternoon to | ! | }

TO-MORROW’'S

EVERY MINUTE, from the opening till the

closing of our Store,

Tux Wearner.—Molerate winds ; unsettled and showery.

_ —

EXAMINER .

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

} attempt was ma ie last night to blow up Konobassett hall while a religious meeting was in progress. Evangelistic meetings have been held im the hall for some time and considerable disturbance has created by the rough element who attended the se A number of the have been arrested and fined. Last night, when the explosion oc scurred, there was a

been

rvices,

panic among the congreg: stion, and @ num-

ber of women fainted, but nobody was | seriously hurt. Explosives, suppos: 1 to be al amite, had be »_ placed under the

|} corner of the buil id ing. The eggenecs

| shattered the wood w¢ wrk and broke many panes of g the ord Loxpox, July 24.— The Standard pub lishes a despite ‘+h from Constant inople saying it is reported the counc il of minis ters has decided to call out reserves along

explained by an acute sense of the criti ical | vature of the situation.

CoysranrinopLe, July 23.—It is an- 20,000 men belonging to the have been Macedonia. It is

} nounced that third army mobilize at Mz anastir, reported that in an encounter at Uskup, one hundred miles south west of Salon- | ca, between the insurgents and the Turk- |

orps

30 ki

| ministers have

| a loss of lled and 30 wounded. The decided to eend 3, 000 men | | belonging to the fifth army corps to rein— | force the Turkish troops on the Crete. have been exiled to Damascus for express— | ing themselves in favur of Sultan Murad, who was deposed from the throne in favor

}

island of | | }

of his yr: the present Sultan, Abdal- | |

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|

}

|

Two prominent Turkish officers |

Hamid, in 1376. In the reply of the Porte | to the suggestions of the Powers regarding | that

but |

is understood the former makes «+veral concessions, objects to the prop ar system of control. New York, July 24.— The Heral aa | spec ial from Buenos Ayres, bays : Rio de | Janeiro advices state that the English | legation there declares that En; gland claims | the island of Trinidad as ber own. Ns cargo of coal, it is reported, has been landed on the island already. In view of | thie it was decided by Brazil’s Cabinet | formally protest, and a message to that effect was aad to | the Brazil minister in London. Fiery } articles have appeared in the Brazilian | newspapers denouncing England for her belon ging y to

| reform in ‘Armenia it

appropriation of territory Brazil, as that country affirms. Brevx, unac- countable subsidence of the twelve | houses have been so completely ep guns | | here that thev have entirely disap peared | from view. Happily the inhabitants were | | warned in time to escape. A large part | of the town is threatened with a similar | disaster, and the inhabitants have deserted | their homes. Ten persons whose ab- sence had not been noticed in the confusion are now found to be missing. The water mains and gas pipes are destroyed, and the | town is confronted with a water famine and darkness.

July 24.—Owing to an

soil

om +

A dress that will look well, and at the

same time defy rain or dust, would seem | to be the ideal after which ladies have been longing. These merits all meet in

Cravenetts. Waterproof, but thoroughly | porous, thoroughly stylish, while defying ; i the deluge from above or the dust from beneath; suitable either for dress, or cloak or wrap. Cravenette meets a need long felt. In Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Grey, Castor or Black. The ideal costume fo: spring and sum mer. Light and medium weights. (36)

\ |

it is the equal of anything m.—21 Minute Sale.

will see a great display

BROS.

offenders |

The police are at work on |

| pleasure a | tendance

ordered to |

ish troops, the former were defeated with

a at Pavia ro, N.S., opening July 9th, $2. 50. & 96. ow: wee

THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE | (NINTH SESSION.)

The nis th annual session f the sum-

mer school of science for the Atlantic

Provinces of Canada, which was held th s year at Amherst, N. S., and extended from July 3rd to the 18th, has proved in every particular a decided success. All the work in laboratory, field, and class room was both interesting and instructive.

The forenoons were spent through the in class work, ably conducted by an efficient staff, comprising some of the most capable and noted instructors in the Maritime Provinces. The afternoons were spent in field and laboratory work, and the evenings in discussion of topics of consulmmate importance of interest to all,

Some of the time was pleasantly and profitably spent in excursions to different points of geological and historic interest. Under the direction of Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Mount Allison prea the Schoo! visited the university buildings, arts gal- lery and Museum at Mount Allison Univ- orsity, Sackville, N. B., after which some hours were spent ina very pleasant man- | ner among the ruios of the old French fort and En; glish entrenchments near it at Fort Cumberland, where the party dincd in peace and safety within the sheltering walls ofthe historic old fort, and not even the ladies of our brave party evinced the least fear of being driven as usurpers from

session

to teachers and

ll

| the stronghold we had taken so easily | without the loss of a single | life, although the number of

at

| armed men in our party was in the invisi- i ble minority. Saturday, July lsth, the | faculty and members of the School went | On an excursion to the Joggins. There is | to be seen at the shore here a grand dis- play of many different strata of sediment- j} ary rocks ct d.fferent Many very interesting After spending some time ing the rocks and collecting | the party, under the kind direction of the visited the mines. The also the Nappan Experi- | mental Farm on Tuesday, July 16th. Such excursions have a truly educative | as well influence, and those st mentioned shall long be remembered | with pleasure by the members of the Sum- mer School of 1895. All the time spent at the summer schoo | was indeed pleasantly and profitably spent.

geological were found in @x-

ages ages.

fossils | here. | amin fossils, |} manager, coal

1 Sch visited

as recreative

1

NO. 1.

| importance of the demands made upon = icators of i The

i benefit to be derived from at- at this during its short dly be overestimated. It is only to be regretted that a greater num- ber of our Island teachers cannot find it convenient to attend the sessions of school held in the neighboring provinces.

tra wide, fine colors,

i them as young.

SC hool vard.

cents per

sessions can har

per yard.

i » g The Summer School of Science NO. 2 will meet under the same . favorable auspices for its next ses—

About

new goods this season.

Ladies At the

as

Seaside

ia

$2.50.

find Johnson’s Curling Fluid a great boon, because it keeps the hair in curl. Simply used and positively harmless,

| { SSSs No. se. 5 somuson & JOHNSON,

| |

%

Ladies’ Rainproof latest -styles,

splendid goods, perfect. out at a bargain.

Graduates in Pharmacy.

ta .

moves the

Cream of Roses re- “burn” and. redness

and keeps the skin Price 25 cents.

Paaeceeseeceesese

A FEW POUNDS OF STEEL

—tempered steel—of the highest grade—wrought into a modern Spring Bed | # and placed under a good Mattress, will, if used about § hours out of the 24, make your life easier, your sleep sounder, your temper sweeter, your nerves steadier. We sell these Springs on trial —a safe way for you to buy.

MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.

Who Sell at Seliinz Pricer.

Johnson's

from sunburn,

smooth and cool.

THE PEOPLY’S

Charlottetown, July 26, 1295.

this season to sell at 48 You

run from $5.00 to $8.00. want to clear them out to make room for the coming stock and give your choice at This is a big bargain. It will hardly pay the duty on them let alone the first gost, but the goods MUST GO.

Altrael

fifty (50) Ladies’ Jackets and Capes, Black and Colored, all

WEEKS & COS

The People’s Store.

the whole seaboard of the empire, and in | The teachers return to en” acl te tle :

i] Thi : . » ae 2

all European villayets. This will entail | several schools certainly wiser, stronger A counter of new All . > wate ~~ ‘ >

great financial sacrifices and can only be} and better prepared t¢ > meet and realize the s W ool Dress Goods, ex-

imported to 75 may have your choice for 32 cents

Prices

We

i

Coats,

best quality, every We will close them

one

W. A. Weeks & Co.,

STORE.

/

dat mer Showers

are hard on your cloth But if you use

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ceearconnstagenallpenmcommenea = as an interlining you will find that once dry stiff and uncrushable as ever ; wettings of a season can” t injure the flare and your jauntiest gowns. Find the red

the heavy. In Black, Brown, Slate and Cream

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c. J. HARRIS,

Charlottetown,June 27, 1895—dy

it is as

so that the incidental

style of

label with the name and numoer On every yard, as inferior imitations of the GENUINE FIBRE CHAMOIS are plentiful. No. 10 1s the light weight, No. 20 the medium, No. 36

All Fast Colors.

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LONDON HOUSE !

Bargains in Kid Gloves.

250 PAIR LADIES’ TAN KID GLOVES.

50 cents

for 95 cents

made from pure Wool only.

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eho ste cael 2 ERNIE ERIE AIO iy tae go

FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1895.

J. M. MeLEOD & 60.

189 QUEEN STREET.

OUR GREATEST EFFORT

For years have aimed to give for a dollar

than could be purchased elsewhere.

more

When necessary to reduce a portion of our stock, or when seasons warned us to with Shoes, you reaped the benefit.

We have completed arrangements with Geo. T. Slater & Sons, by which we have secured control of their stamped $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 § We are putting in a large stock of these goods, some of which have arrived; and in order to make rvom for the | balance, offer all other MEN’S BCOTS AND SHOES at}

unheard-of values

part certain lines of

Shoes for Men.

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

Charlottetown, July 25, 1595. \

50 pairs . .

These goods are worth regular 25 to 30

lines at special reductions for one week, This

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Weodt

Card. Taken to Manufacture Taken in Exchang

Charlottetown, July 24, 1895—dy

WOOL!

Taken to

for Cloth. Bought for Cash. Highest

ave a Scotch Dyer in the Mill, so that = can give you a good standing « ne WwW holesale and fetail. W holesale orders delivered

MONGION WOOLLEN

Masonic. Temple Building, THREE POORS BELOW J. D. McLEOD’S W.

Charlottetown, July 2, 1895-135 & wky

We call special attention to our fine T weeds, which we manufacture from imported Marino Wool. Anvther important fact is that our from Charlottetown.

Grrafion

EXECUTORS’ SALE.

Water and Steam Fittings in Brass and Iron, Gas Fittings, Tin- ners’ Tools and Machines, Tinware, &c.,

BY AUCTION.

ted by the Executors of the Estate ot the late A igus tus Hermans, Esq., to sell by Auction, at the Stcve lately occupied by him, Lower Queen Street, ; Ww on MONDAY, the 29th day

and to con-

commmencil of July, inst., at 11 o'clock,

43 ; ; ; tinue until the whole stock 18 Closed out,

comprising

Water and Steam Fittings Brass at Iron,

Gas F

Tinners Took s and Machines

Hand-made Tinware, etc., etc.

Terms cath. R. BEAIRSTO, Auct ior

eer.

New Dwelling House

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

The subscriber offers for sale, cheap, the Double Tenement Dwelling House on Atle, Street, near Prince, now in course of erection

and which will be ready for occupation about

the first week in August. This house is well situated on high ground and in a most con venient part of the city, quite near the Upper

Second Metho- contains six

Prince Street School and the dist Chureb. Each tenement rooms, besides porch and cellar; also pantry on first floor and closet upstairs. The walls are deadened and the house is well and sub- stantially builtin every way. Inspection is solicited.

This offers a good paying investment for anyone in want of a new and well-built house either for his own use or for renting purposes.

If not sold within a short time offered for rent when comple e

GEORGE ALLEY. julyl5—2aw (14) & wky tl ist aug

it will be

SOME SNAPS

For Wednesday | and Thursday, 24th and 25th.

60 pairs Women’s Fine Ox ford. ‘Shoes for 65 cents. Dongola Button Boots for 95 cents

per cent more, All way for bargains,

Price Allowed.

Also to the fact that we

govls are all

MILLE.

CORN??.

(, TURNER,

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t

j

;

dress is requisite for all functional occasions. Defects aud incongruities can be par- | doned anywhere better than in a Full Dress Suit. High-class Tailoring like ours is |

an absolute necessity in a full dress outfit. The slightest deviation from a perfect fit, first class workmanship or the prescribed materials is an offence that cannot be con- doned. The most critical and fastidious eye can discover no defects in any Evening Suit made at our establishment. Dame Fashion could only smile her approval at each and every production of ours. You'll certainly look well if we p1 ‘ovide your full dress attire at the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment, nearly opposite the City Mall.

Ss. A. McDONALD

Charlottetown, July 26, 1895—135

This 40 per cent. discount, going to make a change in business, and going out of certain lines of goods is all played out. We are prepared to meet all cuts in

5 ' a Gents’ Furnishings, and will allow no one to undersell us. We keep the good kind, and when you want anything in this line see us first. Look out for Big Discaunts Saturday. Do you want a Fashionable Made Suit? If to us; we make only that kind.

MeK AY WOOLEN CO., The Swell Tailors.

Charlottetown, July 5, 1805—135

PARIS GREEN

Berger’s in 1 lb. Tins, :

s0, come

Ferguson Alexander's,

Warranted Pure—Wholesale and Retail.

ALSO—BUG SPRINKLERS.

SIMON W. CRABBE,

WALKERS CORNER.

Charlottetown, July 23, 1895—135 & wky

Misleading 1

P. E, Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 24th June, 189, the trains of this Raiiway will run daily (Sundays excefted) as follows .—

Trains Inward. Read up,

Trains Outward. Read down.

PM AM PMN Px 400 645......-Charlottetown.....122% 1015 422 659....Royaity Junction 1208 W94l 512 733.....North Wiltshire....11 13 928 5628 743......Hunter River.....1058 915 604 807 sradaibane...... 10 21 5 4 mM: @Pi.. Emerald ........ lo 12 8 45 629 82........ Freetown 9 56 8 38 650 837........Kensington ...... 985 8B

' 72 900 Ar Lv 900 gO Summerside AM AM $10 1140 Lv Ars 2% 255 825 1203........Miscouche........ 830 2 30 SH WE... 060s Wellington ....... 75l 2038 OM 1G, cscccce RODEN thpescas UEP 115 P9030 SDD. ccc cas SP is Se ae :; ee, eer Bloomfield........ 609 li 60 1054 8355 a (AE... BE. ee 12135 4565. ar, RE 94 iPM I AM AM AM PM AM PM 6% 300...... Charlottetown. .... 929 p45 645 31 . Royalty Junction.... 90% 62 72 ee 9 sR b6 canoes 8 40 44 755 405( Ar Lv) 815 415 Mt Stewart 815 410¢ Lv Arj)810 4% 855 438 Morell. ....c0c00 742 320 924 540 HE PORES 2 ccccsss 72 20 Wi 534 Bear River - 6 46 2 03 155 605 o MUTED «<0 .6 12 AM PM PM

AM PM 825 410.... Mount Stewart..... 8 10 350 OS! BGS. .ccveviad Cardigan....... 7 i7 238 1000 & 20 ..Georgetown.. 70 215 AM > M PM AM Delissbaanée » MRORRIE., «000002 eoosee 8 15 9 40 ..Cape Traverse 72 PM AM

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time D. POTTINGER, Gen Mgr Can Govt, Railways Moncton, N B. A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

Waats, | Lost, Found, ke

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

LOST—On Friday, 12th July, between Ner- ton Bros,in this city, and Wright’s Bridge, St Peter’s Road, the cape of a lady’s water- proof. Finder will kindly leave it at this office. li—july26

W AN TED—A girl for general housework. Ap ply to Mas | Woop, Euston Street.

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“LOST—A small bench of small k- ys. The

finder will please leave them at EXAMINER office. jy} LOST —On Sunday last, between the Esplan- ade and St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, a pair of spectacles;with case. Finder will be rewarded by leaving them at this office. jy}

FOUND—A sma ago in the Post Office. by applying at this offic.

WANTED<A e:r

sum Of money a few days Owner can have same li—Jy25

for gene ral housework

inatamily of two. No washing. Apply to Miss STRICKLAND, Fitzroy Street, uf —jy25 RING LOST—Lost, either on board SS .

Northumberland or on the train last night, z plain gold ring with initals (faint) Finder will be rewarded ay leaving it at EXAMINER office, or by communicating with G F Owen, Cardigan, P El jy%

BOARDERS—Three or four gentlemen can be accommodated iu a pleasant locality on Prince Street. Serms wodcerate. Apply at THE EXAMINER office. lw y pd iy24

lisboro Square. &w 13) pd—jyl2 HO U SE TO LET The house adjoining the residence of Mrs Edward Palmer on Quee . Street, containing eight rooms; it is fitte with electric light and heated with hot wate possession given atonce. Apply on premis or to H JAMES PALMER. tf--may29

TO LET—T wo offices in the Stamper Bloc whe. Apply w PROWSE Bros. tf—mayl

WANTED—A house maid. to MKS SULLIVAN,

Apply al once Brighton Villa. iyz ANTED AT ONG E Good coat, pant and ve a makers; no apprentices nead apply to McKAY Woo. EN Co. tf—juned TO HIRE.--A first-class He orse “and Baggy also a dobie seated Phaeton. Terms reason able. Knquire at G.G Jury's Jewelry Store north side Queea Square, opposite Posi Office May 16—dy 3mos

FOR SALE—The house and premises owned by . Macleod, fronting on Hillsborough Park; heated by hot water, has a bathroom, bath and other modern improvements. For terms, ete, apply to A MACNErILL, Auction- eer. i july23

HOUSE TO LEr- On King Square, Jecu- pied by Mr J K Ross. Possession given ist September Apply to EDWARD CHANDLER.

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