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Local and Other Items.

Vatourn’s have the best candy in the city. Hanpkercituzr Day —to-morrow. —Beer Bros.

l. O. O. F.~-Wildey Lodge confers second de gree to night.

eS OE ee Hot Oysters served at the Bazaar this— evening at nine o'clock. |

Mvusic.—Rev. Mr. Lioyd’s néw book un Music now for sale at Haszard & Muvore’s. | Price 30 cents. ‘ ‘

iia ixsckaANCE Rates.—The Fredericton City Council has entered a vigorous protest against the proposed increase in insurance rates. i >

SUILDING Orerations.—About $35,000 was spent in building operations in Pictou this year. The liet included stores, fac- tories and private residences.

inteciipalive

Iv is said that of all the pills in the! market Everybody's Pills are the best. | That is a high testimonial, but it is borne out by hundreds using this popular family

medicine. e. . bi , i

Tyenom Fever. — Owing to an out-

bresk of typhoid fever in St. Frances

Xavier College at Antigonish, N. 8., studies have been suspended and the stu- dents despatched to their homes.

McGitt University.—It is pleasing to learn that Mr. M. Mcluntosh, of thia Piovince, is the winner of an exhibition in this Univer- sity of the value of $120. Mr. A. E. Gordor, ' of Alberton, has p eased a creditable entrame examination.

lx Lvex.—The Musonic Bazaar lotteries | last evening resalted as follows: Mr. L. H.! Davies, doll and chair; Mr. Percy Macdonald, | set of carvers; Mr. Mabon, carpet sweeper. Several other articles will be lotteried to- night. Try your luck.

h. I. 8.—All members wishin Debativg Club will please attend the opening ; entertainment this evening and bring a friend with them. Admizsion free. Door open at 730 Regular monthly meeting to-orro (Saturday) evening at 8 o clock -

to join the

Inqurst.—An inquest was beld on the 6th inet at St. Mary's Koad, Lot 61, by Be. Me Laren, coroner, on the body of Michael McCarthy. The verdict of the jury was that the deceased committed suicide by hanging himself while Isboring under a fit of tempor- ary insanity.

Tus is tocertify that I came tothe Wilmot Spa Springs im Oct. 1857 so much aff ctea with dyspepsia that I did not ex- pect to live long. Freely drinking the cured in a few

water completely me weeks. NEHUMAH VRADENBURG, Fredericton, N. B. be ee Wuat Tarx Daixk 1x Toronto. — There

stands in this office « bottle of filth diluted with water and it came from a tap on Lands- downe avenue. It would kill « cat at 900

ards aud devastate a provinee in a month t ie not sand; it is not clay; it is a concen- trated essence of grim and ghastly slime, and would turn the gizzard «f an ostrich inside out and care a lifeslong drunkard of his thirst. —Teronto Mail.

For tus Poor —The recent death of Mrs. Ashton, at Tunbridge Wells, Chesl:ire, England, has given to Boston the distribu- tion of a munificent legacy among the poor of that city. The income is $600,000, the invested property of Eiisha Vinton Ashton, a Bostonian, who marri.d an English lady

Local and Other Items.

i ; Frep.-—Hay, oats, cracked oats and barley, bran and shorts, for sale at F. L. Macnatt’s, Water Street. Dee 8 3i — 7 | :

Snir News.—Port Mulgrave, N. S., Dec. 9—NSchooner Acadian passed here yesterday, Wind southeast to-day; strong breeze wiih rain,

tiatiedlliytinee ORANGEVILLE, April 4th, 1892. Dr. L. A. Smith & Co. : _ Dear Sirs,— Anti-Dandruff is evidently giv. ing satisfaction. I have sold about half of the

gross 1 beught from you on the 23d January

last. J use it in my own fami'y and like it | —— —— ——{ 1) well. Can recommend it to wil who are ” troubled with dandruff | Yours truly, I 5 . s Riis it has always been our object,

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Lecture.—There wasa large audience | present at the lecture given by the Rev. A. Robertson, of New Glasgow, N. 8., last evening, in the lecture-room of Zion Church. The lecture was of a very inter- | 2 esting character, and was well aateeu and let others follow. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Rev. Mr. Robertson at the close of his discourse. Rev. D. Sutherland occupied the chair.

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Arthur Win}limeau began his 50 days’ fast petitor, but we always want 0 ur at Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday. ia

Ex oy Blaine is making good pro- t t d ° | | gress towards complete recovery. » a y

It is reported “chat Louis Korsuth, the customers rea e rig it, alc we Hungarian patriot, is dying at his residence in Turin. e i © th

Mr. Charles Mitchell, pugilist and hero of feel there 1s ho place on Pr ince @ thousand bar rooms, has gone to an}

Sage prison for two months for exercising is art on an old man’s body. Mighty is the mullet ie “oY * °° Woward Island where they can buy

Dr. Charles Wordsworth, Bishop of St. Andrews, Scotland, and one of the oldest’ prelates of the Anglican Communion, has just passed away. He wasa brother of the late Bishop of Lincoln, and had been Bishop of St. Andrews for forty years. \During his episcopate the Scottish Episcopal Courch has made remarkable progress and hes largely recovered from the extreme poverty to which | she had been reduced by persecution for nearly a century and a half.

since we started business, to LEAD

We never want to hurt a com

Clothing as cheap as we can sell it.

There is no Wholesale House in the Dominion of Canada where they sell BOYS’ REEFERS as

cheaply as we do.

e+e Local Notices

Positive sale to-morrow at half past ten v'clock, 70 barrels apples, to close consigne ment; no reserve prices. —E H Norton & Co, auctioneers.

To morrow (Saturday) night at 7 30 o'clock I commence to sell the whole stock of glass and crockeryware, without reserve et Mr. P, Monaghan’s store. Dinner and tea sets, chamber sets and lot fancy goods—C I Morri- sor.

Remember to-morrow night{I sell at P. Monaghan’s store all his crockery and

g'axeware —C. I, Morrison, auctionser. 5

Reserve to-morrow night for ihe big auction sale of crockery and glassware at Mr. P. Monaghan’s store, next to Miler Bros.—C I Morrison, auctioneer. dec 9

Don’t miss seeing the stock of boots, rubbers and overshves at the Dominion Boot & Shoe Store, ‘The best value in P. E. Island—and no doubt about it.

We received yesterday about 18 dozen of Japinese silk, scalloped, embroidered hand kerchiefs at about half price. The regular taps of these handkerchiefs is from 35 to 60c.

o morrow (Saturday) and Monday we intend offering the lot at prices from 16 to 35c, and all our other lines of silk handkerchiefs at a special discount. See our advt WA Weeks & Co, next Beer & Goff's.

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Mince Meat.—Beer «& Goff have just re ceived another supply of mince meat, and are

and died in London in 1884 The money

is to be shared equally among twenty-eight |

wel!-known Boston charities, covering 4 wide range of benevolent work. _-_— > -—

Masonic Bazaan.— There was another large attendance last night, about five hundred per- sons purchasing tickets at the door, The Bazaar was opened at two o'clock this after noon, and will continue open during the even. ing. A-imission and tea only 25 cents The election lust night was forthe most popular Dominion leader, and was quite exciting. When the poll closed for the evening the vote stooi—Laurier, 277; Thompson, 166. The electiun wiil be closed to night, when all the friends of both leaders are expected to be pre- sent. Fish and potatoes will be served to- right, and all the articles remaining unsold will be auctioned off Make a poiat of attend- ing. The Bazaar will close to-aight. ————

Cuitpres of Mary.—The annual public reception of members iato the Sodality of the Children of Mary was bold last eveniog in the spacious hall ofgtie Convent de Notre Dame, Inere wsea lorge attendance, and the hall was sppropriately decorated The Rev. A McAulay, Spiri'ual Director of the Sodality, preached a sermon suitable to the occasion. After the sermon the reception took place. Upwards of twenty new members were

peeeived After the reception there was Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Moth. « 8t. Gertrude presided at the organ

wich her usual skill and ability, and the choic rendered excellent music.

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Reer Bros’. Bargain Corner.

SENSATIONAL HANDKERCHIRF DAY, TO MOR- ROW, SATURDAY. w= intend to break at former records to-morro*W.

We say thia because we've got th» goods, and because we INTEND to do exac:ly what we aay

P.8 PIRMLY

Charlottetown has never, to the best of our knowledge, seen such bargains in Ledies’, Gentlemen's and Children’s Hand- k rchiefs a: ve will offer.

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Ladies’ Silkk Hawk. oi fs. La ivs’ Linen Handk: rehiefs. Ladies Embroide-ed Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Cotton Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Fancy Handkerchiefs. Men's Sitk Eankerchiefs. Men's Linon Handkerch ‘efs. Men's Cotton Handkerchiefs. an ! a large variety for children. Ask f + the * Lity” Handkerchief! | See that you get it! | The price is not high : T. morrow from 6 4. m. till 9 p. m.

BEER BROS.

We say this modestly but very

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Weather Bulletin.

Torento, Dec, 9.—10 a. m. Cloudy ard rainy, stetionary ora little

now offering it for saleby the pound and in 4o nna tine dec8 9

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At Stellarton. N.S, on Dee 7th, the wite o° Edward G. O'Rielly of a daughter.

ANNUAL MEETING,

Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island.

THe ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of th

wareholders of the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Ie and will be held at the Banking House, Great Geo-ne Street, on MONDAY, tae 9h day of Janu ry. next, A. D, 1893, at the hour of li 0 clock, a. m,

Proxies must be left with the Cashier at least One day previous to the meeting.

McLEAN,

WM. dec9—fri&ta tl dt wk Cashier.

As for MEN’S OVERCOATS, REEFERS and ULSTERS, why

our prices are a surprise party to

everybody. No doubt but we sell the best Clothing on Prince Edward Island

4 DAYS. 4 DAYS.

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Masoul NEW MASONIC TEMPLE,

—-WILL BE HELD IN THE-—- CHARLOTTETOWN,

Commencing Tuesday, 6th Dec,

And continuing each dey until Friday.

for the money

We have the largest ‘stock ever shown on P. &. Island, and we buy it cheaper than any other firm can begin to doit. THAT IS A FACT! No doubt about it.

belicve it, come and see.

If you don’t

ee promises to be the most elaborate

affair of the kind ever held in th sety. All articles will be cffered for sale in Bo: ths imported frem Halifax espec ally for the purpose. These Booths were used at the Wanderers’ JB zaar in that city, and cost ‘ver $3,000. The designer and painter s; ent over six months in their construction, M. rely to see these Booths is worth double the price of admission

Arrangements have been made with the P. E. Island Railway to issue tickets on Tucaday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, good to return up to Saturday, at one first-class fare. Holders of these tickets will be required to present them at the Raziar for the purpose of having same cer- tified by the Secretary.

Band will be » attendance cach evening.

Tea and Refreshment Tab'’es will be pro- vided,

Doors open at 2 p. m. each diy.

Admission, 15 cents.

H. W. ANDERSON, Chairman Com

We are the Farmers’s Boys, and will look out for their interests

every time. Mlake no mistake by

going: clsewhere to buy Clothing.

PRWOSE BROS.

Charlttetown, November 28, 1892—eod & wky

E. R. BROW,

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J. B. MACDONALD’S,

QUBHEN STREET.

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Ladies’ Sacques and Mantles.

The Balance of our Stock selling at 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. If you want a gocd-fitting Garment at a low price try J B. MACDONALD.

Dress Goods.

We are selling off our stock of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS very cheap. Our stock of DRESS GOODS is fine, and our prices will be found the very lowest yet reached. Buy of us and you buy at the cheapest prices.

Clothing.

We have made a purchase of 500 pairs of Men's Pants at a bargain, and can now show a genuine All-wool Pants for $1.25, worth $1.75, and Pants for $290, worth $400. We will be pleased to show you our stcck, represented the best value in P. E Island.

. B. MACDONALD, QUEEN ST.

Charlottetown, December 9, 1892—eod & wky

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A Change in Business

STAR TAILORING ESTABL.SiMENT market

iantire ‘Stock on the at SO per cent. discount.

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McLEOD & McKENZIE, Merchant Tailors.

Charlottetown, December 9, 1892—-eod & wky

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PERKINS & STERNS.

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’E ARE SOLD OUT OF SOME KINDS, but still have quite a lot of GOOD GOODS \ at very low prices. Im STAPLE GOODS we have White, Grey and Printed Cot- tons, Sateens, Black Cashmere and Merino, Black Serges, Black Costume Cloth, Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Colored Cioths in light weight, Black Cloths in light weight, Table Linens, etc., etc.

A good lot of CORSETS, in sizes,25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 3L and 32 inch

Colured Kid Gloves, sizes 53, 6, 63, 7, 74, 74, 77; Black Kid Gloves, sizes 53, 6, 6}; Children’s Colored Kid Gloves, sizes 2, 3 ana 4. Will sell the whole of the Gloves we have left at half price.

Children’s Lace Collars, Black and Colored Laces, Flouncing and Neck Frilliags.

Lace Curtains, Floor Oil Cloths 2 to 5 yards wide, Room Paper, Carpet Paper, Cocoa Matting, § to 2 yards wide.

Job lot of Feathers and Flowers at one-quarter the original price ; Ornaments and other Trimmings at one-quarter the original price.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, November 30, 1892—eod & wky

Laces, Ribbons, Buttons

job lot of Mantle

ROYS CAPE OVERCOATS. CHEAP FOR CASH AT THE SCOTCH CLOTHING HOUSE,