Local and Other tems,
LAptE’s Tan Silk Gloves just received, —Jas. t’aton & Cx
aii (je. Betier will be a candidate for Con- ess next election
= It was hoped that the weather would have sred up—after the Crit picnic.
inaanitilt .
Men's Silk Underclothmg selling at a sacrifice at the London Hous: “au 133i scidiaendiieaiiadiiin wo Halifax firemen have skipped; one with S170, and the other with 850 of tournament
ney. eo One hundred and sixty yards Crettone »» lot selling now at 17 cents per yard.-—Jas Paton & Co,
; Aiteitiiite \V & are informed that a boat with the mast ken out has been
Block -hous«
stranded on the shore
near the
esi By telegraph from Halifax we learn that Our Boys” will arrive home to-morrow evening, having captured seven prizes ~idiigdietpsiieliatl
It is said that owing to the rainy weather in Russia during the past fortnight, grain is rotting in the fields and farmers are greatly depre ssed.
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AT the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court to- day Frederick McLean, charged with obtain- ing goods under false pretences, was sent up to stand trial in the Supreme Court.
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AN injunction was issued
L wrdship Chief Justi Palmer,
to-d vy by His
} ‘ on ¢ ompiaint
of Mr. W. J. Boswell, restraining the oper- ations of the stone crusher in the jail yard. oo
storm of Wednes cows by Mr. Road, near Crapaud, ng and instantly killed.
o
We learn that during the d “Vv night two Vv rluabk DD. Matheson, Melville
were struck by lightao
ow ned
Tart Ecc Market.—Latest advices from
Boston report a decline of one and a half cents per dozen in the price of eggs. At — prices Island shippers are losing quit neavily.
THe Queen Insurance Office, is removed to Brown's Block, immediately over the Mer- chant’s Bank of Halifax. Entrance—tfirst stairs east of Bank window.—Jas. DesBrisay, Agent. 7
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Ly you want a good American eight-day or thirty-hour Clock, call and G. G. Jury before purchasing elsewhere, as he sells very low and he has a large stock to select from.
augll 2aw & wy2i
~~ Metampny, of Montreal, Travelling Passenger Agent for the Canadian Pacific R y, who has been in the city for the past iew days, left for home yesterday morning. Mr. Melamphy was, we learn, well pleased with his visit.
entail en ciian
Tar Toronto Board of Works was some-
what staggered a few days ago when the
see
Mra. Jas. J.
ay,
account of W.J. McAlpine, of New York, amounting to over $2,800 for the report
regarding the proposed sewer, was laid before them. It was passed. ——.———~
Hores are entertained that the threatened epidemic of smallpox in Detroit has been averted, no new cases having been discov ered for the past week. The Napoleon street patient, however, is in @ very low condition ~ and it is teared that his sister has taken the disease.
eee
The steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, sailed for Boston at 6 o'clock last evening with a eneral cargo and the following passengers : Mrs. M. Douglass, Mrs. Raulston, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Holmes. Miss B. Moore, Miss Katie Campbell, Miss Jessie McKenzie, Miss Fannie Auld, Messrs. Peter Monaghan, Albert Horne, Alex. McRae, Chas. E. Burris, D. Ross, R. Ross, D. McIntyre.
go
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Tae Canadian Artillery Team at Shoebury- ness have been phenomenally successful. They have, in fact, by straight ing and quick handling opened up a productive _ silver mine. They have won the Montreal challenge cup, the cup for sixty-four pounder shooting, beating ninety- two teams, and the prize for shell firing, six silver cups and forty-five pounds.
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shoot-
Ar the competition of the Charlottetown Rifle Club yesterday, the Silver Spoon was won by Mr. Milton Davison with a score of 54 points—ranges, 500 and 600 yards. The horn spoon is now out of the hands of the Law- yers and into those of the Bankers, havin fallen to the lot of Mr. M. J. Fitzgeral aiter a very spirited contest in which the near- est competitor was only one point ahead.
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Tue steamer M. A. Starr, Capt. Ferguson, arrived from Halifax via intermediate ports, at three o'clock yesterday afternoon. She had a cargo of general merchandize and the follow- ing passengers : A. Macdonald, D. McRae, A. J. Campbell, Mrs. Cahoon, Miss Cahoon, Miss Barrs, Mrs. E. F. Barrs, Mr. McKay. She sailed on return at five o'clock with a general cargo and Mr. Rattenbury as a passenger.
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Tue St. John Sun says that Houlten and St. Stephen are strangely agitated over the respective racing merits of their hose com- panies, and a match has been made between the two companies, to be decided in Houlton, Sept. 19th. It will be a 300 yards hose vart run for a stake of $400, which is already up. O. D. Maddocks, chief engineer of the fire department in Bangor, has been chosen referee.
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A pesraton from Green Bay says that the fire is still raging throughout the woods in that vicinity. Reports reveal much loss and distress. are terrified. The warning of the flames in the woods can be heard two miles away. Streams are drying up aad cattle are dying of suffocation. Twelve miles from Green bay, in the town of Humboldt, the fire is still rag- ing fiercely. Several residences have been burned. Trenches and fire breaks do not stop the flames. Provisions are being sent to the sufferers.
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Mr. John B. Butcher:
My Deas Srra,—I think it only right that I should certify to the effect produced by using your inhaler, You will remember that when vou first visited me I was lying upon, as I thought, my death bed, the Drs. informing me that I could not possibly recover. To-day I have every hope of recovery, and so have my friends. ‘ canuot work at my occupation yet, but I am ge'ting stronger every dey and gain- ing more flesh. You can use this testimony as you see fit. Hoping you will still continue to relieve the suffering,
Yours faithfully, Stanpish Mason.
Halifax, N. S., July ¢. 1886.
Mr. Watson is Agent for the Inhaler, which ean be seen at his Drug Score.
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The people in the burned district |
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IE DAILY EXA
TH
ISLANDERS 10 THE FRONT
HaLirax, N. S., Aug. 13
The torchlight procession last night was the grandest affair ever seen here, the men making a gorgeous display.
lhe tiremen’s Sp .: re n rt wgely attended yesterday as on previous days.
In the tug-of-war Halifax defeated Truro, and Charlottetown defeated Portland, N, B. In the final pull between Halifax and
Charlottetown, Halifax won.
Daniel J. McDonald, Captain of in thel00 yard flat race, to members of Salvage C
open rps only.
Eighteen started in the quarter mile flat race which was won by Frye, of Bangor. Me., who is supposed to be some crack American sprinter running under an assum- ed Haley of Dartmouth came second, and Daniel J. McDonald of Charlottetown took third monev, $10.
in the 100 yard flat race, open to
and Ladder men only, the first prize was won by Charles Stewart, of the Chan | wn Team, Eastwood, New gow, N. S.5 second, and Jol Proud, Charlottetown, third.
The Dartmouth Team won t Hose-Reel race, with Truro second. C lottetown came sixth in this race and Hali- fax seventh and last.
Frye, of Bangor, won first money $50 in
name,
Hook
lottet ot Glas
or
in
iar-
no place in any of the events, was won by
Condon, of Halifax.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
important Speech Salisbury.
DY
HIS POLICY RESPECTING IRELAND.
Lonpon, Aug. 15.
Lord Salisbury made an important speech at the Lord Mayor's dinner last evening. In referring to lreland he said that it was the duty of the Government to devote its whole energies to free the loyal people from all constraint exercised upon them whether it came in the form of riot or took the more dangerous, insidious, sand effective form ot outrage and intimidation. He admitted the grave difficulty of the task and said, ‘‘we bear mandates from the people deciding finally and irrevocably a question which has for years wrecked the peace of Ireland. The question of an independent govern- ment in Ireland after thorough discussion by our most powerful statesmen, has been emphatically rejected by an enormous majority of the people of the Kingdom. | believe that our opponents will eventually admit that this is England’s final discussion of the question. It is our duty to restore in Ireland that social order,the loss of which is the only just cause of its discontent. I am convinced that in pursuing such a policy we shall find the strongest support of the people.”
*'PTwas All on
Account of Eliza.”
CuatranooGa, Tenn., Aug. 13.
A terrible triple tragedy took place near here yesterday. The Rey. F. M. Banday and John Davis, a prominent farmer had some difficulty over Davis’ attentions to Banday’s daughter. The young woman's brother attempted to whip Davis, when the latter beat him to death, crushing in his skull with a stone. The reverend gentleman then drew a knife and attacked Davis. They fought with knives until both were mortally wounded. Banday is dead and Davis, will die.
An Orange Procession—the Usual Result,
Lonpon, Aug. 13.
Whilst an Orange procession was passing through the streets yesterday, two bottles filled with gunpowder with alighted fuse attached were thrown into the ranks. The fire in the fuse was extinguished before an explosion could take place. The Orange- men were also attacked and several promi- nent people were injured.
All Quiet in Belfast.
seLFast, Ire., Aug. 13. All is still quiet here but people look with dread to the withdrawal of the mili- tary. The Roman Catholic bishop of Belfast (has prohibited any Catholic processions | during the remainder of the year.
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Canadians at Sheeburyness. i MowrreaL, Aug. i3.
fourth prize in the 10-inch competition ;
for the Londonderry Oup, and first prize in the shifting ordnance competition for Lord Lansdowne’s cup.
A Unanimous Call. MontreaL, Aug. 13. Melville Presbyterian Church, Cotes
| Antoin. has extended an unanimous the Rey. Anderson Rogers, of Yarmouth, N. S.
Another Drowning
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Bosron, Aug. 13.
Accident.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HALLPAX TOURNAMENT!
Closing Sports ona Proceed- ines.
the | Ch’town Salvage team won first prize of $25
$25 |;
he 300 yard |
4-3 P + he half-mile flat race, with Lovett, of Y arm uth, second.
Che consolation race, dista: quarter
} } ; _ : Inliec, Ope h to ail competitors who hac taken |
At Shoeburyness the Canadian team won
first prize in the 64-pounder-gun shooting
call to |
MINER,
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sized Dy a squall in the harbor yesterday and seven men are supposed to have been drowned.
Weather Bulletin. teat
lorontro, August 13—10 a.m.
Light to moderate winds, fair weather,not
much change
in temperature.
Re RO LT
Summerside Exports.
SumMeERsipg#, Aug. 11.
Shipped per steamer St. Lawrence, Cameron master, for Point du Chene :
21 brls mackerel $s 31 00
BO Cnet OUR. av hk Ses 135 00 BS pores 2. fn... ee 250 00 2 calves 6 00 ow $422 00 sy same stea ym 12th:
} s $ 233 00 » horses 50d 00 2 cattle 95 OO
25 boxes she ese 150 OU
| $883 00
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OSBORNE HOUSE,
Aug 10—J Murphy, Montague; S Arsen- Wellington; H Bligh, Truro, NS; W F | Tidmarsh and wife, Rice Point; J Murchison, | York River; V Gay, Pownal; N McLeod, | Orwell; Capt N Murchison, Pt Prim; W Hey-
auit,
| wood Mill River; J S Murray, North Sydney; C B; TG MeKay, New Glasgow, N 8, Maggie McLeHan do; H A Dingwell, Chelsea, Mass; |N McDonald, Fredericton, N B; A Spencer, | Colorado; C McArthur, do; A H Caruth, Mon {treal; J Auld, West Point; J A Mills, Sum- _merside; J S brookfield, Halifax; Miss Farmer, id ys Miss Campbell, Melrose, Mass. Aug 12—
M J Foley, Souris; H Clark, Dunk River; W P McNutt, Eldon,
SEASIDE HOTEL—RUSTICO BEACH.
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|} Ang. lst—E H McMillan, Stanley Bridgo; | Will McKay, Summerside; George Murray, | Clifton; James Coleman, wife and child, R Duntar, Toronto; Mrs Dun- ir, do; G Duntar, do; Chas Stuart, wife and daaghter, Port Hop ; A Jeffries, Garrey and wife, New York; Miss Haviland, Charlotte- town; Miss Blanche Haviland, do: Mrs R B Stuart, do; Miss Brecken, do; Miss F Mayne, do; W F Ferguson, Moncton; W T Burrows,
\ harlotte townh;:
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Summ rside: R Cc McLeod, do: F P W hittle und wife, Lowell, Mass; A A Ryanand wife, Charlottetown; Rev. W R Frame and wife,
| do; Frank H Stewart, Gloucester, Mass.
SEA VIEW HOUSE
10—W R Watson, Lochhead, E H Norton, Benj Davies, H Houle, Charlottetown. 11—P J Quinn, St John; John Summer, Montreal, Cond McKee, Mrs McKee, Charlottetown; Miss C Grady, Sum- merside. ;
-SOURIS,
Aug
Toronto: W H
SHIP NEWS. Summerside, Aug 11—Ent, sch Favorite,
Sundby, Charlottetown, bal. 12—Nellie Parker, Corbett, via Ch’town, kerosene oil.
DIED.
On the 12th inst., Patrick Kehoe.in the year of hisage. May his son) rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence, Lower Water Street, at 2.30, Sunday.
76th
BOSTON,
HALIFAX, ISLAND
3} EAMSHIP LINE
FARES REDUCED.
AND P. E.
First Cabin, with stateroom berth, $9.50 Sot -WtOie ... 0s 7.50 pg reer yr 6.50
Leaves Charlottetown every MONDAY and THURSDAY, 6 p. m.
CARVELL BROTHERS, Agents. Ch’town, July 14, ’86. Imo wed sat her pat & sum prs
DEAD AS JULIUS CASAB |
‘MHIS is what they generally say about trade * during the month of August, and in order to make a change in the natural order of things, we
REDUCTION SALE,
to continue ONLY during the inevitable dull seal son in haying and harvesting. Our New Fal, Stock of ‘'weeds and Clothing is daily arriving- and when added to that on hand, will allow pur- chasers the privilege of selecting from one of the largest on the Island, at prices so fine that they cannot be duplicated.
We can only mention a few of the Bargains :—
Black Worsted Men’s Suits, former price $7, now $5.88.
Men’s Fine Black Worsted Suits, former price $12, now $9.50.
Men‘s Navy Blue now $4.
Men’s All-wool $3.60, now $3.
Men's Very Heavy All-wool Tweed formerly $2.50, now $1.75. Child’s Tweed Suits at about half prices LEAR. Youth’s ; now $3. | Youth's Black Worsted Coats, formerly $5.50, | now $t.
Men’s White Shirts, formerly 65cts, now 50cts.
Men‘s Regatta Shirts, now 7icts, formerly $1.
Men’s Cotton Underwear. formerly d0cts. now 3octs.
Suits, former pricc $5,
Tweed Coats, former price
Pants,
to Cc Tweed Coats, fotmer price $3.75,
Fearful Slaughter in our Tailoring
Department. Union Druggets, formerly 35cts, now 25cts, Ladies’ Gossamers, formerly $1.40, now #1. Men’s Straw Hats about half price. Men’s Felt Hats at Cost. Tryon Tweeds at 35cts, 45cts, and up. Scotch T weeds 90cts, worth $1.40.
REID BROS.. CAMERON BLOCK.
3mos
} i i Ch‘town, August 2, 1°86-
FOR SALE.
. FEVAE Land and Property recently occupied by the undersigned, situated on the
| Brigt Road. i Brighton Ro BENJAMIN HEARTZ.
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Two small coasting schooners were cap- April 20—2aw ti & pat
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' apply to Mary Ann —_ i
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~~ FRIDAY,
YE. ASAD
SUMMERSIDE REGATTA,
R EKTURN TICKETS at one first-clags fare will be issued from ‘Tignish and Intermediate Stations to Summerside, by afternoon train of 17th AUGUST, inst., and by morning train of 1°th
inst; also from Charlottetown and Intermediate Stations at which Express Trains stop, to Sum- inerside, by Express Train on morning of 1th
\UGUST, a!) Viekets being rood to and on 19th inst., in connection with to be held in Summerside on August 18th,
JAMES COLEMAN, Superintendent, tailway Office, Ch,town, Aug. 12. 86—tl i8th
in TINGS, CIAL NOTICE
return up to the Regatta
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Dit
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<<? >, ¥ ng \s it has been brought to our notice that other makes of Shirtings are being sold to the Retail and Country T: . under various Fancy Brands, as being of our Manufacture. _ We beg to inform ali purchasers of this article that we will not guarantee as ours any Shirtings which have not our label
Parks’ Fine shirtings
upon them,
ad
Those with this label will be found to be FULL WEIGHT, FULL WIDTH of 28 inches, FAST COLORS,
and woven the SAME ON BOTH SIDES, 80 as to be reversible.
They are for sale by ail the leading Wholesale Houses, from whom the Letuil Trade can always get them, if they insist upon being supplied with our Shirtings, instead of inferior goods.
WH. PARKS & SON,
(LIMITED), ST. JOHN, W, B.
July 27, 1886.
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ror EON DGwN. THE STEAMSHIP 2
‘OLEH eh’ is intended to leave
Charlottetown for
ABOUT THE
18th AU GU
CATTLE, SHEEP, LOBSTERS, GRAIN and ether Produve carried at current rates of freight.
LOBSTERS carried at through rates from all Stations on P. E. Island Railway.
Through Bills of Ladings issued to Hamburg, Havre, Bourdeaux, Antwerp and other contin- ental ports.
For Freight or Passage apply in London to
North Atlantic S. 8. Company, 147, Fenchurch Street, or here to
FENTON T. NEWBERY,
July 27, 1886, AGENT,
ST, CATHERINES HALL, AY gusta,
DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Rr. Rev. H. A. Negry, D.D., President The Rev, W. D. Martin, A.M., Rector and Prin. ; 19th year opens Sept. 15. Terms $275 and $250. Increased advantages offered. For circu- lars address the Principai,
July 16—10 wks
London,
rey 2
4
ms
es, LAST, FOUR:
Lo9st ~On Lower Malpeque Road, two sides of Neat’s Leather. The finder, on leaving it at
Martin Whittey’s, Glasgow House, will be
rewarded for his trouble. augl3
ro LET—Tenement pf 6 rooms on Sidney St., west, opposite Dundas Esplanade. Enquire at premises. augl2 3i
T OST—Between Upper Kent Street and Gospel 44 Tent, a silver Locket. The finder will be suit- ably rewarded by leaving it at this office.
augil li ANTED—An experienced Waiter. Apply immediately at the Rankin House, auld
W- VV ANTED AT ONCE—A smart, capable young ” Mantolearn the Laundry Business, with a view of taking the management. Apply to H. Shaw, present Manager P. E. J. Laundry. auld PASTURAGE TO LET—The after-grass of three acres of land, situate on the Lower St. Peter’s Koad. For particulars apply to Arch
McNeill, Auctioneer. aug? 3i W ANTED—For the Boot & Shoe Business,fa Man with some experience ; must have good reference as to ability, character, &c. Address— “Box 254, P. O., Charlottetown, jiy20 di wky
P
ply to George Alley.
ASTURE TO LET—Gecod after-grass Pastvre, for a few caitie, ina field near the city. Ap- ang9 2aw
500 MACKEREL BARRELS for Sale by Geo. J. Wright. jly22 5i eod
FOR SALE—A few thousand dollars Stock, in the best paying Stock Company on the Island; much better than Bank Stock; satisfac- tory reason given forselling. Address, “* X. Y. Z.. Ch’tewn.” jy29 2w pd
T° LET—Rooms over the Subscriber’s office, with kitchen on the first flat ; good cellar and yard accommodation ; possession immediately.— R. Reddiu. jly27 tf
T° LEl—That brick House and Shop on Dor- * chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connoily; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. jun2i eod T° LEt—That brick House on Dandas Hspla- nade, now in the possession of G. H. Haszard, Esq.; possession given Ist October next. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. jun2l eod tf
ANTED IMMEDIATELY — A good Cook. W acquainted with restaurant business pre-
ferred ; good wages to the right person. A pply at EXAMINER olfice. jyi7 eod tf TANTED—~—Agents
\ Mining Machinery ; omnis sion or salary. Address: Oe aH Figs PF. & , . 115. Newport, Ky., U. 5, of 4. M. Co., Box i115, Newp vi 17 dwhke & wky di aati en nual Oe
Apply at this office. aug 3 ANTED IMMEDIATELY--A Cook; on
to sell our guaranteed big money in commis-
O LET—The upper flat of the brick building on T Queen Street, lately occupied by the St. Low, rence Lodge, 1.0. O. F. The fiat is arranged with suitabie ante-rooms and is most suitabie oon Lodge purposes, Public ilall, &e. Lor terms, &c,
Queen Street. uly 6—lmo 2aw & wy pd
AUGUST
ual, BARGAINS
z
13, 1886,
ee we eee a
FOR AUGUST
— AT THE —
Fifty Suits at $1.75 and 2.00, Look at Them!
_ BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING,
READY-MADE READY-MADE READY-MADE
READY-MADE
Men’s Suits Men’‘s Suits Men's Suits
CLOTHING, | CLOTHING, CLOTHING, |
CLOTHING,
at $4.00, at %5.006, at $6.90.
Men's Pants at $1.25, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Men's Pants at oLBe. READY-MADE CLOTHING, | Men's Pants at $2.00.
Men’s Tweed Coats at $3.00, Men's Tweed Coais at $3.00, Men's Tweed Coats at $3.60. Special Prices on these Goods. Vee have 2 Large Steck and are bound to Clear Them Out.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, READY-MADE CLOTHING, . READY-MADE CLOTHING, |
MERINO UNDERCLOTRING, | MERINO UNDERCLOTHING, | MERINO UNDERCLOTHING. |
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS,
| Four Cents, Six Oents, and Upward.
HARRIS & STEWART,
CaO. DAVIES & CC.
Ch’town, August 6, 1886.
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
VERY CHA
satel Id
PEAKING & STERNS’
atiegltiniatipinnigas I} xtl-natnnnciorameyes
Balance of Ladies’ Straw Hats for almost nothing. Balance of Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats at a big discount. Balance of White and Colored Shirts very cheap.
Bargains in PRINT COPTONS. Bargains in COLORED WUSLINS. Bargains in COLORED DRESS GOODS,
——— 0 Cheap White Cottons, Cheap Gray Cotivns, Cheap Linens,
Cheap Carpets, Cheap Oilclo‘hs, oO —
EVERYTHING CHEAP AT wes
PERKINS & STERNS.
August 4th, 1886.
> eS nana pa Sie ae
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reece SF emer mer
ViEIDSUNMMER.
30
Row is the Time to Secure Your Vidsemmer Goods.
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Sammer Dolmans, Summer Dress Goods, Summer Underclothing, Summer Millinery Goods.
1) eee
Exceptional Value in livery Department,
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See Gur Goods, See Our Prices, Seo Our Bargains !
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BH Hk BROS.
A GREAT SUMMER RESORT.
—_ 70 sone
THE SEASIDE HOTEL,
RUSTICO BEACH; P. E. I.
son, and will be open for Guests and Visitors on or
WAS been mich improved this se before JULY 10th. gar TERMS :— Moderate.
The Proprietors will spare no pains to make this the finest summer resort in the
Provinces.
| JOEIN NEWSON & CO.
'Ch’town, June 15, 1886.