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sg., M, P. fer Prince a Siiineants SENATOR in the Cireessea on Thursday last. eile’ Sergeant Davin H, Logan has been an inted 2ud l.ieutenant (provisionally) of Georgetown battery eof Garrison Artillery. i #3 Aut k , Mann- » and Wades : et aret : seripts ai t " a te! aper, bought at the “Junk Store.--j-29 oi- wh

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Tue value of exports by steamer ‘' Priucess of Wales” irom Summerside to Point du Chene, during -ast week, amounted to $8.27

» $8,271.

Pur atiention of the Street Commissioner is resp ettully lirected ta the crossing at the corner of Prince and Water streets.

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THE Supreme ¢ ourt meets on Tuesday next, but no cases will be tried until Friday, when

. ) ° ‘es > > } . the Petit Jury are requested to be in attend- ance.

Hon. JosePhi 0. ARSENAULT, S. FL Perry, Esq., U. ©. Troeeile, and Stephen KE. Gallant have gone to (Juebec to attead the French National Fete which commenced yesterday.

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Excerstons. ~The Ratlway and Steamboat authorities advertise excursions to all peints on the Railway and te Point du Chene and Pictou. The fare from Charlottetewn te Point du Chene and return is two dollars; to Pictou and return one dollar; and return tickets from all points on the Railway will be issued at the rate of one cent per mile,

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Wuesns the old coat is gone at the elbows, and the pants wen’é hold another patch, when the socks won t stand another darn, and the unmentionable articles can’t be washed with- out tearing to shreds, that is the time te send them to the “Junk Store,’ corner Pewnal and Water Streets aud get their last cent’s worth. —j25 3: —w2i

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I, O.O. F.--On Wednesday evening the following Part archs were elected officials of Port-la-Joie Encampment (13) for the ensting

term : — e Cc. P.—Georze E Hughes, H. P. —Willtam F. Carter. S. W.—Charles F. Yates. K. S.—Theo. L. Chappelle (re-elected). F. S.—Thonias R. Callbeck (re-elected), Treasurer — Hidison W. Dawson. J. W.~-Robert Sneeston.

On Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock, one of our most resp ectable ladies was attacked while passing the coruer of Queen and Richmond streets, by a rough looking feliow—one of the eorner-loafers of that vicinty no doubt. The attack was male with the intention of robbery but the villian was frightened off after he had turn the cloth ng of she whom he thought an easy Victim. {[tisa pity the police allow the corners to be infested by rufians who weuld not hesitate to rob and illtreat, our most res-

pectable ladies.

Minirary.- -At a meeting of the Provincial Rifle Association Council, held on ‘Tuesday evening last, the tollowing officers were elected : President Vice-President, Brecken, Es: Vice-President, J. Hunter Dovar. Vice-President, King’s County—A, UC. Mc- Donald, Esq., M. i’. Secretary ond Treasnrer—Mr.

Longwerth.

Major James Peake. Qucen’s County—J. BR,

Prince County—Lieut. -Col.

Brenton F.

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Tue steamer ‘Carroll’ sailed for Besten on Thursday with a cargo consisting ef 500 eases eggs, 20 bbis potatees 16 bbls, caliskins, and the followin: passengers: Mr A P Keith, Master Baldwin, Mr James Lannan, Miss Robertson, ir D Campbell, © Chiverie, ? MePhee,James MeCarhty, J MeNeil’, P Flynn, H C MekEwes, Mrs Hughes, Mrs Andrew Doyle, Mr P 8 Higgins, Wm Lang, C C Big- gins, N McKinnon, Mrs Murray and four children, Mr Geo Ryland, John Wilson, Rich- ard Whittey, Miss M E McKinnon; Mrs Mc- Kinnon, Miss P McKinnon, Miss McKenna, Miss M Dovle, Miss E McKenna, Mrs Mc- Quaid, Miss McQuaid, Mr D J McDenald, Mr J© McEachern, Mrs Ray, Mrs Smallwood, Mrs W Seeley, Mrs Young, Miss Campbell, Miss ( Campbell, Mr Turner, Mrs Clements, MrJ Wheat.ev, Mrs Clarey and two children.

Masonsic.--The anrual Communication of the M. W.G. Lodge, A. F. &#A. M.of Prince Edward Island was held at Masonic Hail, in this city, on the 24th instant. The following were elected as office bearers for the ensuing year :~-

Hon. John Yeo—M. W. Grand Master.

Neil McKelvie—R. W. Deputy G. Master.

B. Wilson Higgs—Senior Grand Warden.

Simon W. Crabbe—Junier Grand Warden.

David Small, Grand Treasurer.

G. W. Wakeford, Grand Secretary.

Ven, J. 8. Reid, D. D —Grand Chaplain.

Joseph Fairchild—W. Senior Grand Deacen.

Donald Darrach—Junior Grand Deacon.

Stephen MeNeill—Grand Dir. Ceremenies,

Benjamin Champion—Assitant do. ,

John P. lrving~-Grand Sword Bearer.

John Clay —Grand Standard Bearer.

Wi. H. sampsca, Grand Organist.

Wm. T. Barrows—Grand Paursuivant.

Dent, = A en Grand Stewards.

James Do far—Grand Tyler.

Sucezssri it IsLANDER.—William N. Le- Page, son of Mr. Alfred LePage, St. Peter's Road, and formerly clerk in the Londen House, left this city in the fall of 1376, and in

the followin year organized a company in)

Boston for the manuiacture of cement and isinglass. Subsequently, in 1876, he bought the total stock and trade of the company, and sold it to a joint stock company in Rockport, Mass.

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‘AL VEL left Liverpoel for home |

He was elected manager of this latter

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‘ t * | onnuittee met at & o'elock It is com: }oposed of Reyes. kd. NicKeown, 5. 7, Yeod me

RK. Dunean E. Evans, Fred. W, Harrison,

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‘and Hi. FP. Cowperthwaite, Chairmen of ; ® . ,

‘ Vistricts, and Rey 5. R. VW 5 VW eddall, ae Ss

Allan; J. N. Parker, W. W. Sprague and Jos. Sellers,

Che tirst craft, which

Brewer, H. representatives, will undergo many alterations, is, for Prince Edward istand, as below :

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Charlottetown, H. P. M., William Lipsett; TF, Jost, Supernumeries,

Cornwall, Samuel Rf.

Little York, H. R. Baker, A B.

Pownal, George M. Campbell.

Bedeque, William W. Percival.

Tryon, John S. Phinney.

Margate, William Mages, Thomas Pierce,

Summerside, Thomas J. Deinstadt,

Bideford, Join Goldsmith.

Murray Harbor, John ©. Berrie.

Montague, Ndwrad Bell,

Souris, John F. Estey.

Meunut Stewart, William fLawson.

Alberton, Joseph Sellar, Join W. Wadman. “Rev. R. S. Ceisp preached on Tuesday evening, and Rev. H. R. Barker, A. B. yesterday (Wednesday) morningat 7 o'clock. The eld men dé not seem to be’ afraid of the younger men departing from the standards of belief, for Rev. H. Daniel was the only aged Minister present at the Morning service.

bISTRICT, Cowperthwaite, A, Smallweod, J, V,

Ackman.

OPENING OF CONFERENCE. Scripture was read by Rev. Cowperthwaite, and the hymn ‘ Are we yet alive,’ sung. Then Drs. Stewart and Pickard led im prayer. Between sixty and seventy answered to their names when the roll was called. First voting. for President gave Dr. Stewart 7; Rev. S. T. Teed, 8; Rov, D. Chapman, 17 ; and Rey. E. Evans, 29. © Next Mr. Evans was elected.

He had 37 and Mr. Chapman 22 votes. The President elect promised to do his best in the chair. Being of true Methodist parentage, he claimed to be a real Metho- di:t preacher. He rejoiced in the docirines and trusted that he would

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of Mothedism enjoy all that he preached from the pulpit. The ex-President thanked the brethren fer their forbearance with his many infirmaties during his vear ef oflice; but was most thankful to the great Head of the Church. T.:ree votes were taken before a Secretary w selected. The names of Messrs. Cowper- thwaite, Chapman and Weddall were the favorites. The last Mr. Chap- man 32 and Mr. Cowperthwaite 35 votes. Mr. Cowpertiwaite was therefore elected. He said he knew that his election meant hard work and responsibility. He promised to do his best. Thanks were voted to the retiring officers, incinding President, Secre- tary, Jeurnal Secretary and assistants. Messrs. Thos. Marshall, Wm. Harrison aud Geo. W. Fisher were appointed assist- ant Secretaries. Messrs. J. Howie and F. Alien were appointed a committee to dis- burse conference collectien. Both morning and afternoon session was eccupied with examination of ministerial character. Mr. Freeman, a probationer, was reported to have left during the year; and Mr. Hag- arty, anether probationer, was allowed to relire one yearon account of ill health, Conference prayer meeting at noen was well attended by the inhabitants of St. Jcbn. Revs. Messrs. Smailwood, Daniel, Dunean, Chapman, Jost, Burwash, Comben and Percival led in prayer. It was a hal- jlowed season. Yesterday evening a most enthusiastic and largely attended Mission- ary meeting was held, with the President in the Chair, Speeches by Messrs. Fisher, Levi 8. Johnson, Deinstadt, Read, Daniel and ., B. Coates (Sussex), of a high order. Singing by a weil-trained choir was inspir-

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Tue Fere ar Quesec.—The train bearing the Acadian Delegates arrived at Quebee on the 23rd inst., at9 p. m. The fellowing P. E. [sianders occupied a delegate’s car: Formier Picrceau!t, Xavier Goclaut, Paul Thibodeau, Lorang Gallant, Hon. J. O. Arseneaux, U. C. Tradelle, Hon. 8S. F. Perry, H. N. Gallant, Gilbert DesRoche, A. McKay, IF. Surette, Ansleme Girourd, F. Girouard, T, H. Allain, Max Robineau. A despatch says the cily is thronged with strangers, and more are arriving heurly by train and steamers. The streets are elaborately decorated bunting and maple branches, and are filled with the gathering societies. The procession starts from the Plains of Abraham, where twenty thousand people are now gathered.

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Art Last.—Many of our citizen’s are often puzzled to know what to do with the old trash that keeps accumulating about their premises. Hesitate aolonger! ‘Take it-to the ‘‘ Junk Store,” corner of Water. and Pownal streets, and turn it into cash. * 4j24 21

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Wituam Baasxerr, Esq., shipped — this week to Mr. W. H. Dwelley, of New Bedford, Mass., seventeen beautiful carriage and draft horses.

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Mr. Jounx J. CHAPELLE, representative of the National Division, Sens ef Temperance, has returned from Cincinnati.

oe ——P> ee ~~ | Brsuop CAMERON has been appointed Papal ‘delegate for the Dominion ef Canada.

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“ | Yur Misister of Marine and family are ex- ‘pected to arrive here per ‘* Druid” this even- Ing, oS

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OnE gentleman was tried by the Stipendiary

company ad has since being carrying on its' Magistrate yesterday for non-payment of dog-

business with marked success. He is now in

Berlin, Prussia, exhibiting samples of the com- | On the Sth of: Jane Mr. LePage wrote to his friends in this

ny’s cement, and isinglass.

city, informing them that he has been sac-

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A Good Account. “To sum it up, six leng years of bed-rid- den sickness and suffering, costing $200 per

cessful in carrying of the highest award — * year, total. $1,200—all which was stopped

gold medal and diploma—for the finest and strongest tis) glucs and isinglass, at the In- ternationa! Exhibition, Berlin. that kis ylues command a ready sale in Berlin and that he has received orders for $25,000

werth of cement and isinglass from German

merchants,

He also says.

by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by ‘my wife, whe has done her own house- work for a year since, without the loss of a ‘day, andi want everybedy to know it for ‘their benefit.”

‘‘JoHn Wrexs, Butler, N. Y.’:

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HAT DEPARTMENT. Silk Hats, Drab Shell Hats, elt Hats, Straw Hats, Linen Hats, Indian Pith Hats, FOR HOY WEATHER, |

The General Stock comprises the Newest ard. Best Styles in every department. and retail,

Cheap for Cash.

Charlottetown, May 31, 1880. my | 3

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SATURDAY, the 26th instant, at 12 o'GLocK,

To wind up the Business of the late firm of Fenton ‘T. NEWRERY & Co,, hy iA > MORN écOP nN a 9 THERE .-BRIGT. SLUNA. \74 tons register, classed Al 7 years at Eng lish Lleyd’s, built im 1876, coppered and welP fitted. A large carrier, specially built and adapted for the West india Trade. Terms AT SALE. li tie a 7 2 ester TT. NEWBERY. Ch’tewn, June 16, 50—eod, pat till sale

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LUMBER, LUMBER,

A VERY LARGE STOGCK OF f Seasoned Pine & Sprotce Lumber on Hand, for Sale, | Belivered at Point Bu Chene, to Schooners, Consisting of Pine Boards, Plank & Sheathing; |

also Spruce Boards, Scantling, Clap- | boards, Laths, Shingles, ete.

{ All for sale Cheap, in quantities to suit purchasers. CUSHING & CLARKE.

Salsbury, N. B., June 18, 1880—3m eod

HOUSE TO LET.

NE-HALF of that three-story BRICK ¢ HOUSE, situated on Upper Queen Street, containing nine rooms; at present oc- cupied by the Rey. Alfred Osborne; with coach house and stable,and pump in the yard.

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One-half of the Brick House adjoining the above, containing the same number of rooms, and now oécupied by Mr. Ramsay.

Possession of these Houses given on or about the iirst of July next. Apply to

ALEXANDER HORNE.

May 27, 1880—2aw, pat oaw

oor one

QNDON DIREGT.

FOR LONGON DIRECT. wire

MMHE New Brigt, ‘* LOTTIE BELLE,” 200 tons register, classed 9 years English Lloyd’s,

Will be on the Berth at Sharlottetown: on the 25th June,

To Load Lobsters fer Londen, sailing about ist JULY. ‘To be followed by another Al Vessel, sailing Ist August.

Leading Berth Peake’s Wharf, where Goods for shipment by this Vessel will be received from this date, free of storage.

Yor Freight, etc., apply te

J. R. BOURKE, | Mount Stewart, or | LONGWORTH & CO., Charlottetown.

June 12, 1880-—-3w 2aw { |

PARS,

MEDAL, 1878.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S | STEEL PENS. | i

BY ALL BEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

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a UBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER, b_) the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper Published ta the Provinces,

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CROCERIES,

GHOIGSE TEAS In CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, . and BOXES.

FLOUR !

The Best Brands in the Market,

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SCHOOLS

EXAMINATION of. SCHOOLS will be held i!

CITY

the City follows:

At @ueen Square School, |! ON THURSBAY, 24th INST. At Upper Prines Si. Scheol,:

ON FRIDAY, 25th INST. T ac r ii ¢ : At Weet Kent Street School, | ON SATURDAY, 26th ENST. The Exercises of each day will cominence at 10 o'clock, a. m., and at 12 o'clock the pupils | will be cenvened in the main Halls of the | various Schools, where Prizes will be pre- sented and the Governor General’s Mecals awarded, Parents of the Pupiis and all friends of the Schools are hereby invited to attend. By order of City School Beard. i, OXENHAM, Secretary.

June 19, ISSO.

' : Wholesale Supplies. ( N HAND AND TO ARRIVE, at LOW-

EST CASH PRICES,— 200 bbls. White Buns FLOUR, 100 bbls. Otter Creek f 150 bbis. Choice Kiln Dried CORNMEAL, 30 doz. BROOMS, 18 doz. BUCKETS, 7 casks WASHING SCBA, 15 boxes LEMONS, 700 lbs. Bright MAPLE SUGAR, 3 tons QATMEAL (Choice), Bbis. SPLIT DEAS, Bbls. PEPPER, Coils ROPE, Kegs BAKING SODA, 5 casks Choice SYRUPS. Boxes Choice CONFECTIONERY, Frails BATES, 50 gross GORKS, WASH BOARDS & GLOTHES PINS, Cases HATGHES, Casks KEROSENE, Boxes Bartlett’s BLUE, Cases POTASH.

BEEK & COFF.

Ch’town, June 23, 1580. Nut Coal. Nat boal, Also

QVREE from Slate and Fire Clay.

Round and Slack, at Albion Mines, Pictou, Nova Scotia, For orders apply to G. W. DeBLOIs,

Sele Agent for P. E. Island.

ld Sydney Mines, Cave Breton,

Lingan Mines, Gape Breton.

RDERS for Roun¢ Coal can be obtained on application to G. W. DreBLOis,

Terms as usual. Sole Avent for P. E. Island, Oftice, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. June 17, 1880—pat her sj kea tf

DOMINION DAY. EXCURSION

TO ORWELL AND BACK.

&. «. Sunday School Picnic and Excursion.

The

FHXNHE Steamer ‘* Heather Belle’ will leave Steam Navigation Company’s Wharf at 9 30 a. m., sharp, returning at abort 5 p. m. Tiekets for the Exeursion 40 cents each, for sale at J. W. Pickard’s and J. Knight & Son. Refreshments for sale on the grounds. The public are invited.

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ice Cream, Fruit fees, Water fees,

S [intend paying special attention to my 4% Ice Cream department. this season, I invite the public to call where they can be jurnuished with the best assortment of Ice Creams and Ices to be had imthe City, All inade from the best material. To parties ordering Creams or Ices we guarantee satis-

faction or no charge.

. A, McKENZIE, Confectioner, (Queen Street. Charlottetown, June 19, 1880.

P. i. Island Sieain Wav. Go,

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Steamers St, Lawrence azd Princess of Vales,

‘Summer Arrangement,

COMMENCING MONDAY, 2tst JUNB, 1990, ROVA ScoTiA.

Leave Charlottetown for Pictou Landing every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,

, THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS

at 7.30, connecting there with the train for Halifax.

Returning te Charlottetown same days about 2 p. m., on arrival of train from Halifax.

NEW BRUNSWISK, CANADA, AND THE UNITED STATES.

Leave Summerside EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted) on arrival of train from Charlottetown, connecting at Shediac with trains for each et the’above-named places ; and at St. John, with Steamers of the Inter- national Co. and Railway for Portland and Boston. Also leave Charlottetown for Sum- merside every MONDAY MORNING, about 3 o'clock.

_ Returning, leave Shediac EVERY DAY (Sunday excepted) on arrival of day train from St. John, for Summerside, connect-

| ing there with train for Charlottetown. Also,

leave Summerside for Charlottetown every Saturday evening about 5 o’cleck. By order, F. W. HALES, Secretary.

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Ch’town, June 19, 1880.

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Tne Ciry or CHARLOTTETOWN, Crry CierK’s Orricr, June l5th, 1880, At the last regular monthly meeting of the City Council, the following erder was passed : Ordered, That the City of Charlottetown will not be responsible for goods furnished to any of the City Officials without a written requisition from the City Clerk, sy. order, WM. B. MORRISON, City Clerk, June ls, 2w 3taw

Suburban Residence HOR SATE.

HE residence of the undersigned at

Brighton Shore is offered for sale, on private terms until the Ist July. it com- prises about two acres oi land, with a frontage on the North River of 550 feet and 120 feet on Brighton Road, and 250 feet on the back Brighten Roald. The House is well built, frost-proof cellar, tank, and drain to the shore. There is also a good stable attached. Its proximity to Victoria Park makes this a most desirable residence. For further par- ticulars apply to

FRED. W. TLYNDMAN, June 12, 1880 —Zaw till Ist july

Turniy Seed. Turnip Seed.

yest RECEIVED, a quantity of the @F Celebrated Skirving, Lairg, Champion All warranted fresh and

ROBERTSON & CAMERON,

and Shamrock,

geod.

Charlottetown, June 17, 1850.

May 31, 1880,-——30i

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