THE DAiuy EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

JULY 4, I 859

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Linen Col- to 15 inch, |

Ladies lars, sizes 1 Black Satin,

Cotton, Linen and Silk Back):

Another lot of Gent

STRAW HATS.

White

Verv Nobby Selling Cheap

See our Suu.mer Corsets at 42 and 55 cents pair.

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[. . | rt ' . ’ y GFE Hutcheson 10 have Che floating palace of the Plant Steam } “ ae ” > retu €a to v0 et p Line, Lia Grande Duche arrived 8 mor » from soston, via Haealifex and | 1 .s zi ; Hawkesbury about one o'clock fics Ma M Jouga as g to Uha , } , = this mornipg and moored a i of : LOW! io 8&8 nd a few if Isiling . . ‘ . =e " 5 ie PI wharf. Notwithstanding the irienas Mone BS Ais ~ ' . : i a which tbe steam ved Ve y y a ; ae 1 ‘ ; . Dr. MeN Staniey, and ir. Waiter here bundreds ot peop:e on the wharf Mathea nh, Cily were among the passengers | to re ve her to town by this morning’s trait 1e Today, despite the unfavorable weather, | ves ic ¥ ersous (OOK &dvantage of the 4 . . . . , | hha ff ts rove { vin of Pr } iward Oppor unity Of ViIsiliIng the ab p. and were ria a oD n € ed I W ‘i« we le] f ed W Oo we Ver . &B minute ades- of th [nterna al | rd oe a eript v. was given in THe Exam iéempiars y i yesterday. While the visitors were rev) : : Ol rd the staging fel! rec'pi- Mrs. William Rebertson and Miss Mand | © oe , eg ng » Pp I Clyde, ef New York, are visiting Char~ | @U28 & number of lad 7. ie nm to the whit r¢ or ? Te ere lottetown. Phey are eueste of Mr. and | * '® harf. Fortunately there w bo Mre. Geo Auld. very eerious consequences. One genileman ,? . . . . uf . Was Sluol ad. Alderman G Frank Beer and Mrs Beer nt of equipment and interior ar , y i ia ; ‘ ; i aua Mmeriolr Gi of Nelson, who have been enjoving a week : sa Q I : i 1? ; . ingement LA Grande Juchesse “akes In Victoriaaod vicinity, left ast evening i j *” } ‘ } l« S a - : Col ©| high rank. very detail has been attended ; rOr bome, via sSeattie— ictorteé oon Ist, | ce 1] ' eo . 7 >! to, and everything is of the best. All who

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June 24th.

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PERSONAL LA GRANDE DUCHESSE ur J B Pat ol Lym Arriva! Early This mening ~ Visited af e& a ne fi

by Many of our Citizens.

steamer are pleased with

Mrs. Wm. Gilliepie, of Upper Queen | por Di Dache os ys eae tn ae ; agg ae le Si ee reeides in Rockland. Mass. Mre Gillis “% Charlottetown. The number of peo- i : s+ - 4 ia re pi p! e anxious to come from Boston by per will return via Montreal eae Niagara, | was si 0 great that accommedation could where ehe will spend a week or two with not be provided forthem. Already state-

relati ves. Mise Teasdale left Fredericton on Thurs- day for Digby, , Mr # Lettene y. before golng to C bar- | j Aretown: Befere leaving Miss Teasdale | ras prerented by the choir of the Metho- dist Church with a bandsome secretary in | token of their esteem and recognition of the | “ficient services which she “bad rendered

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rooms bave been engaged as far ahead as

.~ | Sepvember. where abe will visit ber sis- |

The inward passengers by La Grande

| Duchesse were :

JS Adams, Miss F Patterson. RE Griffin. Mrs Griffin, Miss Dean, C C Simp son, jr Mrs Simpson and two children C C md. at or Jas Ward,H S Millward, Sarah

to the choir and the church.—St, John | E McDoeald, Annie Stewart, Belle Mc. Sun. Donald, Samuel Bennett, Geo Bernett, iMrs Bennett, ‘Mrs B J Graham,

—-Teachere report that there was “con~ | Mr Bailey, Miss J McRae, Geo Snyder, H

| fusion and delay” at the Education Office

A DeCaton Mrs DeCaton, Mrs G Sayder,

yesterday when they applied for payment | F Snyder, Mrs Scott, F A Martin, Mra lof their ealaries. The old hand was|Heltz, H G Morris, L Platt, G B missed. Lombard. Mrs Hurlburt, Miss Hurlburt,

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Mr Geddis, Dr. Graham, Mies Graham, Mrs King,C J Everett Mrs Everett, G Elbridge, Mrs Elbridge, E A Russel!, Mre | Russell, Mrs H Allan, Henry Allan, F &

Chauncey Depew eays that Mr. Choate bas been “ta marvellous success” a3 United States Ambassador in London.

If bargains count “My |Cummings, Mrs M k Cummings, D

| Store” w “il b b t Lally, Anvie McDonald, A Rapp, Mies d € a busy spot to- Clyde, H H Wentz, W E Houston, Miss

night. £ Longhem, Mrs M McAlley, Miss C IM Pike, Mr J Stewart, Miss McQuaid, E

- M Pike,Mr A Prowse, Miss K McLean,

Comteilover |W H Leahy, Mre Leahy, Miss McLean, |

di “th | Annie Nicholson, Mice E L. ones, T Muer, | SY ay av | Mrs HC Jones. Julia Muer, R F Simes,

3 dest E Mansfield, Mabel Haile, Miss McDon-

ald, Miss A L Chisholm, Miss McDonald, Miss Jones, Mre R D McRae, J F Wheel- wright MissK F McRae, Miss MI Hutt E B Hale, J E Spiok, Misa Spink Mrs C W Bull, E S Bull.S S Chandler, Alex McDonald, W J Phillipe, G@ Aamar- ell, M e © McPher«on, Misa J . ope erron,

CONG RESS. BOOTS.

: Se | Miss E Neo, Miss 8 M_Bhltz. W Smiley, | 2 Made in black and Ae | Mery Me asun, Ms 2 SE bier, Miss ——— , | Ross, Mrs M Cunning f A Me- ii x chocolate dongola i > > MeRu oe re ihecea ..NOW ON SALE... Sit | Gregor. Miss A” McRae, Miss 8 Mooney, “ —neat lasts, good ae | Mis S Brown, i“ Kk N Wheaton, Mies At all the Bookstores and at) =, fitters — ea asy and | Crawfo 1; M " yN Gillie, Miva MePher— Kk. IL. Mason’s News f ble ve | s ‘py Mise M Do ell, Mrs F Sbutts, W N Stand. a, comtorta »| * | Wiltiams, H C Williams, Miss Dean, J | McDonald, Mies Sinnott, (2) L Dameree, ** Abezw Cradlei on the W Front- e 1S B Lest Mr Chalmers, Mrs M Fraser, is : Se | Mrs JJ Jobneon, WJ Hiltz, Mra J A Gradara (a I eTh \ LePag | | Keely, Mre Felton, Mr ER Beaman, W The First Seitlers of St. Kleanors, by Hub a KS | K Ames, K Mathison, Wm McIntyre, F A wet Om me | Cox, Miss Sutherland. Mra. Campbell, W > | I frout D Jum by Ar "tee Megvie Campbell, Le-lie Campbell, Miss . < — . oO || Konghan, Miss A MeDonald, Mrs A Mec- * Cw < q i | Dovald, Miss G McDonald, Miss A Fo is | ) ’ ; a ac i * > li (ill 1) “te {garty, Miss N Fogarty, Miss M Fogarty. s | &. a pair — eée LSV to La Grande Ducheese left on return to M 18 | ] Hog if 7 put on—no laces to Ma | B ton at one o’cloc X thin afterncon. ler Char n**the O ti Llus- | ap; wt | outward passengers in luded Mra DeCa: , \. Irw : 1 1 le break—no buttens | ter, Mrs E Hawkins, Mr DeCarter, Mr ot Twenty--From F » by | rv lowe, CS Bull, Mrs Bull }rahs . a : rim to pull off. “te How 7 CS Bull, Mrs Bull, D Graham, A. B. A. at ee | Miss Groham, Miss Schwabb, Mr Everett, In | Lawt W. Watson ~ : : | Mr A Hi Barley, mr J E Spina, Miss Alice ’ H ” ; , ae x Vi iit. aE, Come in and see |Spink, Mise Hale, Master Carey, Mre & | Gillispie, Chas Hy Miee Ne » Mr I Gr Park, ¢ tte | them — you wiil & | Gillispie, Chas Hyde, Mise ae - = . am P | Weot, Mr Rapp. Mr and Mrx EA Russel, ae ; like them. ef 1 MrM E Griff 0, Mies Grece LGriftio, A c bay Send 5e for sample copy. g |} Cashinan, J S Adams, Norman Parr- ; "es, | Walter Parr, Chas Battie, David Martin. 2 K oJ « IST we : The P, E. Island Magazine, x; R KI Lt we | Captain Hanlon and tbe other officers P. O, BOX 698, | ae a eal Pa I | were given @ splendid reception by thei ‘bar! ‘ >, BE. 1. , Charlottetown, P. E = Stamper’s Corner . | friends at this port, e+ere- es we a. | * CRIBBING. ”’ OS OS 4 8 OS OOOO BES | iM Tah Tk gh Bk TE BE BE Ah BF BF AES wr | ed | Sir,—I am very muc’ pleased with the

YOU SHOULE #** GET A PAIR ! aa )F BO0TS

to suit you out of all the ready- mades in all the leading lines that I have in ptock.

Nice looking boots that

will fit you and not cost anything sike you’ ve been paying,

<SeD #@BsBe®_es @2@evsOeD

If Er pair made, | can ; them to order to

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Thos.;McQuaid Lower |Queen St.

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; precautions takeu this year to preyent | dishonesty at the examinations for entrance

BOOTS | to the Prince of Wales College. | However is§ it not strange that where

| there are several pupils trom tbe same | school] they invariably manage to get plac-

OF BELL'S! FUG Essien ives | . , | ed in the same room and in adj: acent seats

| When so many precautions are taken | I think this matter also should be koked | into.

Beauties, and so cheap. Look at | some ot the ridiculously low prices on | the cheaper grades. Country CANDIDATE.

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Ladies - - - Te Things to Make a Note of.

| Misses’ : - G5e

Men’s Strong Boots » Sd5c |

| St. Jame’e picnic. Morell is the place,

| Then we have ever so many others— | | Thaseday, July 13tiL, the day, 25 cents the in fact all the best, leading, popular | fare, tea tickets 25 cents, tickets for sale at

| stores or Paton & Co., ‘and Moore & M.=-

makes. ; Leod. d 3ins.

YOU SHOULD comeand see my : ‘ abe Shop ison Great Georn st Rain today; sunshine temorrow. Attend stock f reg re > Ot, . : : ——- * P a the Methodist 8.8. Picnic, Steamer will quite near QJueen Square Gardens. leave ferry wharf at 9 o’clock a. m. and 1 30 p. m.

JOHN H. BELL

GREAT GEO. STREET. NEAR QUEEN STREET.

FOR SALE

One Bugay,. One Piano— | will befsold cheap. Apply to J J. JOHNSTON,

Barrister

Childrens headwear at Stan. ley’s—-a complete assortment of hoods, hats, and bonnets 12c

to $1,75 each

DR. CuIFT.

cures CHRONIC-DISE ASE3 and RUPTURE

Salisbury treatmrnt. Send stamp for infor- mation, or call at Truro, Nova Scotia. Office in Merchants Bank of Halifax Building.

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ARTILLERY. drill tonight in

ubifurin at 4

rs t -ROBS— M \dlerate west and south= w 4 8, fa ad warm.

Gove! xt Hov e—There isto be : ball at Gover nt House en Friday even- D¢t

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LO A-Oane ti y Lodg will I 4 [ } Th j July 6 at 4.00

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Po} COURT | r drunks were Jis

Ore of thie mornia, for hues ranging

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Meet Me at The Always Busy Store

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‘Infants’ and

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Barce Froarep.—The barge G randiee | vl

was floated yesterday afternoon and! bs ght in to Summerside. | —- ws }

Moretti Tra.~fbe Morell tea will be! continued o: Thuredsy -ext. All from | #2 town snd country arecordially invited to aitend 3 : e .

sate ‘b Muslin and silk in end

Picnic —Baptist Sunday School picnic ; 1 n ig

at Kocky Pointtomorrow, Boats leave at |

9350, ll am,1,2 avd 4p m, return at 7 | No visitors table, but p'enty of ice }

o'clock. cream and strawberries at the refresiment booth. isi iliac Laip Tro Rest.— The funeral of the lat Mrs. Arc! re Keunedy took piace today,

the interment being in the eersetery at Lot iS: &é ee number of mourning citizens followed the oe re tOibe railway station. Rev. T. F. Fullerton was the cfficiating

clergyman. sdilnaitadiiaiatias

Leacue cr tHE Cross—The members of the League of the Crosa will meet at their ha'l tomorrow morviog at 8 o’clock iu regalia, to form io procession and attend maes in St. Danetan’s Cathedral. By ord- er.— Chas. J. Mi:chell, Secy.

aiihiaedibadeae.

Crry Ecuoo, Boarp --The regular meet- ing of the City$Schoot Boird wae held lust evening. Miss Ashley of West Kent wae transferred to Prince Street Schoo!. Miee Haslam was granted leave of absence for

one year. Mies B. Yeo tendered ber resiguation as teacher of the 4th department in Prince Street School. Mi-s

Fiera E McKenzie was appointed on the

stoff of West Kent School. Miss Mary Irving was appointed in Mies Haslem’s

place daring ber absence. The enre}ment for the month wee 1392.

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Cominco Tuis tions,

Way.—Apropos of raca- Prince Ejward [sland seems to he coming to the troutes a spot for an in~ Spiration, Charles Coghlan passes bis summers there catching tront and evolving new plays) George H.’ Broadburst railed for the island the other day to work out

new ideas for “Chrieand the Wonderful Lamp” and other dramatic and literary lights are preparingto follow. Coghlan, by the way,is said to beat —s upon 4 new play for his sister, Rose Coghlan, to star imu next season.—New World

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SUPREME COURT.

Monvar, July 3

The Queen vs. Benry Camercu and David Bell, Indictment for burglary and larcecy—breaking into Con nolly’s Iquor shop on Queen Street and stealing therefrom four bottles of whis key and twenty cigars. The trial of this case lasted all day. Verdict, “Not Guilty” H. C. McDonald, Q. C., Attorney Gedera! the Crown, Jobn T. Mellish, E-q.

Walch, Jot epb

counsel for the prisoners,

Tvespay, July 4.

The case of Geo. F. the British American Insurance Cow pany is before the court.

Keep in mind St, Jame’s picnic at Mor-

ell, July 13. The return fare from

Ch’town or intermediate stations is on ly

25 cents. Train leaves city at 9.30 a.m. dw

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All Wool ald a yard wide

is an expression you often hear nc wadays.

This may be true of the goods when you buy them; but very seldom after they have been once or twice washed.

If they are then three quarters of a yard wide, you can count yourselves lucky.

Wool Soap

wasies woolen goods without causing them to shrink.

If you don’t believe this, ask us for a free sample cake, use according to directions and join

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less variety.

HOODS BONNETS and HATS

ALL SIZES, ALL PRICES THE LATEST AND BEST —cammmsntiit.

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x puton by the goodyear method (sime as hand ay . . ‘ is sewed) a flexible insole and patent tup comyp'ere és the deseription— T price is $3.45

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WE HAVE JUST ,RECEIVED 10 dozen pairs of the celebrated Withim $3.00 shoe, for men, in nut brown, tans. and black, in boxcalf and dongola, in all widths. Withim $3 shoe for men is giving the greatest satisfaction of any shoe ‘made in Canada for the money, and better than many told at more money by other makers.{ Try a pair, for rale hw

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