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DRY GOODS:

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OUR PRIGES ARE THE LOWEST.

Note a few of our Bargains for

this week, and for Cash only :—

50 Hearth Rugs, only 45c; SOc

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$5 Hearth Rugs, only 7c; worth

$1.20.

1,000 yds. White Embroidery, %c; ,, ,

worth 10c.

50 Ladies’ Black Cloth Sarques, re- gular price from $4 to $12; sale price $I to $2.

Job lot Ladies’ Black Sacque-, regu-

lar price $2 to $4; now 75¢. $0 Ladies’ Black Cloth Do!mans, re:

gular price $4 to $1; now $%

and $3.

750 dozen Ladie- Handkerchiefs, worth 75c. to $1.20 per dozen;

sale price 39c. per dozen.

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BIG STOCK GENTS’ UNDERWEAR

At Greatly Reduced Prices.

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Scotch Store, Victoria Row.

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Charlottetown, October 12, 1892—eod & wky

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

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Local and Giher Items.

RRAD Jas toeday.

Paton ®& Uo.'s adver‘isement

Tne letter of ** Consistency,” unavoidably

‘ . s : ‘rowded out, will appear to morrow.

Pires. —$500 worth of briar pipes, just op: ned A good pipe from 10c up ~Reddin Bros, octll 2i

A ENGLISH GLYCERINE SOAP, was 12c a cake

now 5:, at Dodd's Medic | Hall. ectlO lw eod

> Owuk cigar business is immense gives the value wexlo.— Reddin

No store $ros. oct]2 Qi - -

1.0 O F.—Regular session of Port la Joie Enca npment this evening at eight {v CiocK. Important business. | -

Cicaks.—10,009 choice Uavana cigars, re- tailorly. Bet velue we ever had.—Reddin Bros. octl2 2i

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Anovt 125 pairs co: sets to be cleared within the next few days, in sizes 25.0 29 inches A big bargain.—W. A. Weeks& Co, oct]2 2i

sociales | J. O. ¥.—The Foresters have changed their jight of meeting from Wednesday to Friday.

Regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock,

i ae slit | L.O A.—Tne sdjourned meeting oi St. | Geo ge’s Lodge wiil be head ic-morrow night. First degree. All visiting members welcome. - 3ENGOUGH —The seat plan Bengougn’s entertainment ws tiliag up rapidly Cali at the Dismond Bookssere and secure seal at once.

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1 j . | Tite general quarte:1, me :tivg of the Board ‘ of Trade will be peld this evening at 8 o'clock N |} at the Guardian offize. A good attendance is

| requ: sted as matters of importance may come

; Up

| Many people are taking ad- Vantiuge of our cheap saie. Dont ibe led astray by bugus advertise-

j|ments, but come direct to the | Wonderfal Cheap Store.

| A Goop Oprortcsiry.— Daring the month of Uc.over ab toe Braemar Photographic

Studio, opposite Miler bros, Queen St, one dozen beautiful tisi hed c biuet photos for $3; Parisian enam iicd csbinet pavtos at $5

per ad zen. o5 m&w

EusTentaTION Fuxp —A mo etirg in con- nection wih this junt was heid in the Souris Metbotist Church last evening.

Mr. Gough, of Me. Goldsmith,

The speskers were HK v |} Mount Siewari. and R v. vt Souris.

| SpeciaL Prizes offered by Mr. George E. Hughes, for foals of 1892 by Physician, at the Provincial Exhibition, have been awarded ist, Henry Henry, Wes* Royalty; 2', Abraham Beowpy Little York; 3d, Ab:a-

as Tvilows;:

ham Doolen, East Royalty.- A. &. Warbur- ton, Sec’y. , -

| For Newrobnptanp.—Shipped by the

Steam Navigation Co... mr steamer M. A Starr, for St John’s, Nfl!.. to day the fol- lowing :—918 bags oats (3.846 bushels), valued at $1,436; 174 barrels potatoes (494 bushels), $145 ; 38 tons hay, $491 ; 25 bels I carrots, $40—total $2,1 12

Frou Boston.-—The steamer Carroll, Capt Hansen, arrived from Bogtou this morning at seven o'clock, with a cargo which included 1,060 bbis flour for Cervell Bos, N., B. & M Ratienbury, aud J. U0. McLeod, and the fol- lowing passe gers: Lizsie Ritchie, Edward Riley, Mrs Chas Smallwood, Mrs C RV Dougiass, Miss Harris, I Pendergast, D Don- ald.

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‘inutile onice Court —This morning, two lads named Wiiliam Eliworth and John Mce- Cormack, were remanded to jail for 8 days to answer charges of larcery from the prem-

iser of Ronald M.Ml'an and Charles Lyoos, coal dealers, Eliw ith is ten years ‘old and McCormack sever years. Two

drunks were fined $2 07, 8) ay, snd $3 or

14 days respectierly ORANGEVILLE A. Smunh & © Dear Sirs,—-Anti D adialf is evidently giv- ing satisfaction. I hove #0 d about half of the grovs 1 bough from you on the 23d January

, Ap.i: 4h, 1892,

last. | use it in my own fimi'y and like it ‘well Can recommond is to ail who are trouvl d vi h dond. uff Yuurs tra'y, rié THos STEVENSON. caniiesetinelidibincaa naan

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Sows or Temrerance.—From pers juve recei ed from Chas. E. Gildersleve, iE q., «me of the Reception (:cmmittce, we fare glad to find the National D:vision, at its receat session in New York city, has again honored the Island by conferring on Rev. Mr.

Fisher the office of M. W. Chaplin The strength of the order in F. EK. L-land) March 31, was 1.915 The tor} reouth of the order wes 67,603, this is exclusive of | Great Britain and Australia D visions have

recently been chartered in Wi ibipeg and British Cs umbia. Twoof the o:iginal foun- dera of the oider are still liviug—J hn Oliver and Joha MeUiibbon. They were present at whe liftieth anniversary, and, when introduced by Rev. Dr. Cuyler, were heartily applauded The obituary column for the past year cone ains the names WB. Wadman, of Califor- nia (brother of I W. Wadman, of this city), 2 M. Barrat’, daitge Young, and thirteen other members of the National Division of North America,

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Artistic Woxk.—The interior of the drawing room of the Bishop's Palace has been artistically frescoed and decorated by Mr. P H. Trsivor, of th's city. A reporter of Tue ExaMiInek, who has been shown the work performed by Mr. Traiuor, cheerfully bears testimony to its excelience. The main psnel of the ceiling is embossed and p iuted in oil

colors of delicate J‘avendar tint. The frieze surrounding the main pavel is laid off with smaller panels and raised mouldings, jines and ornaments

[he styles are nice tists of terre eotta. A raised cornice ex eads around the

wall of the room. Below this cornice is a frieze with an ornamental scroll io crimson and gold colors. The main panels of the room are highly embos:ed in shell and fan patterns, and painted in delicate tints of sea and olive greens. Below is a dad» of Grecian The woodwork of

pattern, finely exeented the room is psinted a bone white, and is nicely enumelled. Mr. Trainer, by the

excellence of hia work in this case, has c re teinly placed bunsgelf i: the front rank of de- corative artis s aud his proved most conclu sively that itis now no longer necessary to send wbcoad for werkmen when high-class «ork ia this particular vine is to be perform ed. We !eara that His Lordship Bishop Mac- lonaid has arranged with Mr. Robert Harris, R. GO. A., for the painting of a portrait of the late tamented Bishop McIntyre, which will be placed in the dvawing room with the portraits

of Bishops McEachern and Macdonald.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Sprecrat DespaTcHEs

PRANYSON'S FUNERAL,

A Simple Ceremony.

Lonpon, Oct. 12

When living, Lord Tennyson often ex- pressed his aversion for hearses. Yester- day, when his body was removed from Oldsworth, the coffin was carried from the hoase by his old servants, and placed in a small cart. The relatives formed in pro- cession behind the cart and started for the station. Upon arriving at London, the body was at once taken to Westminster Abbey. Canon Duckworth offered a brief prayer aud the simple ceremony was ended,

Marine Wrecks and Fatalities.

Lonpon, Oct. 12.

A despatch from Boulogne says that the captain of a sloop which arrived there, re- ports that on Sunday morning, the sloop, while about 200 miles off St. Valery Sur Somme, driving through a furious storm, pissed a large number of human bodies floating in the sea, surrounded bya quan- tity of wreckage. The captain says that he counted forty corpses

The onkn wo vesse! stru: k Sund Today, ‘tugs andthe crew of the lecal life boat put out to her assistance The place where the vessel struck is some distance offshore. Shortly after the boats started to assist her a heavy fog shut down, closing the vessel from sight. When the boats from shore reached the place where they judged the vessel should be, they found ehe had disappeared. They met a large quantity of floating wreck.ge, among which was a number of timbers and casks, the latter marked ‘** Hamlet.” A_ close search of the waters failed to find any trace of the crew.

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Disastrous Fire. Str. Joun, Oct. 12. Last night a most disastrous fire broke out in the livery stables of John McCoy. Che flimes rapidly spread to the carriage factory of Crothers, Henderson and Wil- son, and soon both the buildings were re- duced teashes. A building adjoining the livery stable, occupied by &. J. King. Post

Office Inspector, and owned by W. 4G. Thorne, Was next wrecked, and two barns

were also destroyed.

Political. Monrreal, Oct. 12.

Ata convention held in Huchelaga County yesterdey, Dr. Lachapelle, of St. Henri, was_nominated in the Conservative interest for the vacancy caused by Mr. Desjardin’s elevation to the Senate. Puiling will take place on 28th Oct. Weather Balietio.

Toronto, Oct. 12,—10 a. m. Northerly to westerly winds; fine and ecol.

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The Maia Point.

Sir,—I see by yesterday’s Guardian that Councillor Beer, in his place on the floor of the Council, stated that the reason 1 left my stand in the Market House was on ac- count of the noise and commotion above. Will Mr. Beer state whether he ordered the City Clerk to send me two written notices to quit the premises occupied by me in the Market House or not ?

E. NEEDHAM.

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More vew Furs—Uur sales of ladies’ furs have been larger than expected, and we have been obliged to re-order further quantities, These are now just received, All kinds tip- pets, muffs ana collars. A further shipment of astrakan jackets again next week. W. A. Weeks & Co. oct]2 2i,

Reefers, overcoats, ulsters with capes and and ustere without capes, storm coats, fur coate, far lined coats and reefers, children's suits, youths suits end gentlemen's suits. Also 500 pairs fall pants selling cheap for cash at the Scotch: Clothing House, 012 34

Ladies’ fur goods, capes jackets, muffs, boas, you can buy one cheap during our great sale —Harris & Stewart, London House.

All cur stock of dress goods, serges, merinos, cashmeres, costume cloths at ex- traordinary low prices during our sale.— Harris & Stewert, London House.

For family trade —Auction to-morrow at 10 30 o'clock of a specially selected car of choice gravenstein apples trom the best Nova Scotia’ orchards. —E. H. Norton & Co

Don’t allow any person to persuade you into buying an overpat or reefer without first seeing ott stocky f clothing, as we will have your ey every time.—-l’rowse Bros, the Woaderful Cheap Mon. 012 3i

Mistakes have been made and muney lost by people who have bought their clothing before lovking through our immense stock of overcoats, reefers and shirts. Be wise and don’t spend a cent till you see what Prowse Bros. can do for you, for they are the Wonderful Cheap Men.

A By-Law Amending the By-Law Regulating the Fire Department.

B® it enacted by the City Council of the City of

Charlottetown as follows :—

Se tion 17 of the By-Law of the City of Char- lotietown, entitied “A By-Law regulating the Fire Department,” is hereby repealed, it being deemed advis+ble to leave the regulation of the storage of petroleum under the provisions of the Dominion Statate, entitled “ Che Petroleum Inspection Act,” and the Order-in-Courncil there- under.

T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor of City of Chariottetown,. H, M. DAVISON, City Clerk.

City Clerk’s Office, Oct. 11, 1892—dy 12i OST—Yesterday between the subscriber's

residence, Great George S:reet, and Quer n’s W narf, the sum of $25, in two $10 notes and a $5 note of the Merchanis’ Bank of Halifax. The finder will be suitably rewarded on returning same to the loser, MiICHagL KEGAN, tf—octl2

, ae in this city, the tail-board of a cart, Finder will be rewarded by leaving it ai this office. li pd—octiz

70 LET—House on Weymouth Street, contain- ing six rooms, opposite Prince of Wales

College. Hent moderate. Apply to Mr. LEMUEL McKay, Weymouth Street. 1i pd—octi2

WE ARE iN IT, TOO

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We are in the SENSATIONAL SLAUGHTER SALE. We Stock on

have the Cost

thrown our Whole We den’t for this Sale.

market. stop at

Don’t torget us.

I36 QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, October 21, 1892—eod & wky

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GREAT SALE OF

Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Mantle Cloths, Mantles, Millinery, ete.

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J. B. MACDONALD, QUEEN STREET.

Purposes confining his business exclusively to MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING and GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, and wiili sell off his entire stock of Ladies’ Dress Gcods, Dress Trim- mings, Velvets, Plushes, Silks, Satins, Mantle Cloths, Manties, Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Woolen Gloves, etc. Millinery, Hats, Bounets, Flowers, Feathors, and everything in Ladies’ wear,

Discounts from 25 1-2, 33 1-3, 40 and 50 per cent.

THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. GOODS NEW, the greater portion being imported this Fall. The Sale will eontinue until all is sold. SALE NOW ON, and for CASH ONLY

J.B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

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Great Clearance $ : e Now Going On.

All our Stock of New and Fashionable Dry Goods must go. We will give Large Discounts on all goods. SALE FOR CASH ONLY.

HARRIS & STEWART.

Charlottetown, October 56, 1892—eod & wky

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COUPONS (NOT REQUIRED

DR. McPHAIL, . Physician and Surgeon,

——_—$———{0)— —_- Graduate cy | patent Toronto. I will give the Discount to all Cash Customers, |Sfice at Mrs. Campbell's, Pownal, i septs0—wky im es i

N ILLINEKY—Millinery done in all the latest 4 styles and fashions by Miss Many J CURTIS at her home, Upper Queen Street.

oot7 Price List of Outfits to

' MONEY o Bs We Dorman & )

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in Music om, under the one formerly

used by Miss Wilson, corner of Kent and Prince Streeta.

ON’T throw away $15.00 in buying a worthless Book of Coupons, but come right along and get full value for

your money in BOOTS and SHOKS at ee. ne A ee oe te

NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE

made easy manufacturing Rubber #tamps. Send for

Ch’town, Oct. 8, 1892 —eod

TO INSURE YOUR PROPERTY ? scree cg iat | meory of ake” “Caane opens tu September.

IF YOU ARE, EEE

J. H. AYERS, D. D. S.. BE SURE AND TAKE 4 POMCY WiTs|Or Se ee ’ Pennsylvania E. R. BROW, GENERAL INSURANCE — aug ie]

OFFICE—Rooms former occupiel by Dr. Robins, opposite St. Dunstan's Cathedral, Great George Street.

Office hours from 9 a. m

to 5 p. ™,

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§OFFICE—Brown's Block, Charlotte

Get your CARPETS at_ the SCOTCH HOUSE.

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