ypgal, AND OTSR ITEMS,

THE

LATEST SUMMERSIDE NEWS.

| Special Correspondence of The ExamtIner

; Cornet Band have engaged

|and “.mmerside intends to hold

_ Tite Norvaumpertann’s Passencers — Thirty-eight going and thirty returning Cossreve Company.—The Summerside the renowned Cosgrove Concert Co. to play for them on the 28th inst Biereves.—Summerside is right in it. ies : . Cycles are arriving nightly by the North- imberl»: ‘ club has been organized, her posi- : the championship of the Island. Newry Paryren.—Mr. H. H. Lefurgey has had the Torento Bakery newly paint-

tion, Viz

fed. Hehas made quitea number of im-

provements about his shop and residence which makes the place look quite attrac

tive.

three vear-old Sa ntmher

Brown Breap.—A little bov, not a hun ired miles side, a day or two ago, pointing to a’) a far distant, asked: “Muzer, i where Browns live?” U }

from

use

that

pon the other

replying in the affirmative, he again asked

Is that where Teddie buys the brown read?’’

Aw Ere Sorr.—It is a marvel to all strangers and an eye sore to al) inhabitants of our fair town to see the dilapi lated re mains of the old buildings in the burnt listrict on Water Street stand as if in lefiance to all modern civilization. Why

the name of common sense are they permitted to stand? Why cannot the

town do something to remove this disgrace?

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Baxp OrGanizev.—The band organized g. Mr. J. E. Lefurgey, who

ast evening

| bought the instruments, is the president .

Clarence Jones, vice president; W. A. Iluestis, leader; T. J. Walsh, musical director; J. B. C. Baker, secretary-treasur- er. The nameorthe band is to be the Summerside Cornet Band.

Brincinc THe Wanperers Home.—’Mid

ithe rays of electrical beauty it is quite

‘common to notice some of our mothers—after waiting in vain for the return of the juveniles each evening— marching up to the merry-go-round and in very short space of time—leading their progeny back to the fold.

worthy

Queries —Why are half dimes so scarce in charch collections?

Why are the boys selling jank,old bones, and bottles?

Why has the small boy given up buying eandy during the past few days ?

Ask the merry-go-round. Six for a

| quarter.

| from Charlottetown.

| :tana,

Masti! y—Beer B Pa i

For Da , ‘ Cia TisOn

wllery © 3 CW ines

rti! da) eve

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Looks Fi tevere Hotel has andergon’ “ : 7 ae been pa nts I KS 0D

- Tus Fast) , here at ok, S ‘ Halifax via me! ‘ ng a: ten os —

OA 2 ail b s m to- morro® act ar eordia

ivive S M.A Mac ‘

ill ¢ al May 25 a Bloon New G cow a , P nn. "™ , I

Ta Sa ‘ i serge -. this ¢ ibled

ian, | ry 2) yards « i Tr

Rarer? | ria ee maptist Co Summer- rt PT atte ance ex pecte i. .

Tr’s a Beart Mr. A. N. Larve has aided a his ul to | $a aly selleqguippe? y tao Phe carriage evel from M . Coban yes- terday

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Qrei ss | ArT al Sa t f 2] guns x 1 from I t Edwa A at goon on the - st. by a detachment from N { anv, G. A., under com- mand of Cay : M. Davis

Tre x ‘ Advices f mH Wasah- ipgton a! hat t ncome tax has a tional by the S All work connec tion with us been stopped.

Tue SASK SETI ] > Case nm lue Gover: ‘ i e kdwara Is ib I vs. the Canada Atlantic and Plant Steamship Line, was * Lby Mr. Plant during his} yeceat visit. ! $2, 704 The Government claimed $3.0

iniceac cational

Dox'r Forcer Tois.—The members of

tenew lodge, 8.0. E.B. S., will please Foresters’ hall, ¢ » St., ight 7 shar for instit also

: t a] ‘ i @ eXan ined by the Lodge Surgeon

ST ailiadlialinaeil

Diseaa ‘ I —A 1 ber [ young me under the infuer of | juor were a g : i | manner ja Hillsboroug irk inity last | night. r and filthy language |

an important 1

Cuance 1x Busixess—Mr. Wm. Mallett has sold out his business to Mr. Wm. Ferguson now in the employ of R. T. Holman, who has engaged Mr. MclIsaac The latter, we under- is a firsi-class barber. Mr. Mallett had to give the business up on account of ill-health. It isa good business and we

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have no doubt that Mr. Fergrson will be able to hold the trade. We wish him every success.

Prrsovat.—We hear that Mr. Frank

Cannon, now in the employment of Messrs.

| K. F. Ellis & Co., is about to take a posi— tion in Mr. R. T. Holman’s store.

We were glalto see Mr. S. M. Graves

und town yesterday looking so well after his late illness.

Mr. R. Hunt arrived home last night in the Northumberland.

Mr. C. A. McNutt, of

Kensington,

| brought in a carload of cattle last evening,

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the run. me ee Cuintorrerowy-Picrov Rovtr.— The Si Lawrence has gone on the slip at} Picton for some repairs, which will pro- bable be finished by Taure ay. The May-} flower w ply on the route between Picton i Charlottetown while the St. Lawrence is on the slip.

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Disseicri iNi— The well-k

ON vo

firm of |

Barrett & Champion, lumber and coal | merchants, have dissolved partnership by | matua] cons James Barrett, the senior mer r of the firm, will continue business at the came placee Mr. Cham-

pion, we understand, intends removing to

the United States Dearu er ax [staxper.—David L. Me- Gregor, brother of

Charlottetow: , and Mrs. B. To mbes, of

Moncton, died at Somerville, Maes., a few days azo, at the age of 68. Mr. McGregor bas resided in Boston and vicinity for 44 years, having left his former home in Charlottetown ws 4 young man

Barriesatt 1x Bostoy.—The feminine

which were shipped to Halifax this morn- ing.

Horet Arrivats.—Clifton House, May 21: J. B. Hutchins, Toronto; P. Pender, t. Jobn; E. Y. Rowlands, St. Stephens; .W Blenkhorn, Halifax; G. A. Andres, Amherst; T. A. McLean, J. M. McLeod, Ch’town.

Campbell, May 21: R. A. Morrison, Toronto; Samuel Dymond, Northam; A.

L. Marecom, Kensington; Rev. James 4!

| McDonald, Hope River.

Russ, Mav 21: Hon. A. McMillan,

| Hon. James R. McLean, -Ch’town; Frank | McCarvill, Kinkora: R. R. Goulding, Lon-

Charles Heartz, of |

don; Stephen Ayer, Sackville.

Suiperxc News.—Shipped per North- unberland, Cameron, master, for Point du Chene, on 2ist : 44 cases eggs, $122; 44

| bris game, $67; 150 bags potatoes, $96; 60

| bush do, $12; 480 Ibs hides, $24; 7

| $861.

version of footha as ayed at Boston University, and called “ ball,” seems a fit counterpart for the genuine article. A dislocated finger, another finger sprained, | a chandelier broken and a glass door cracked in the first game make a noble

record.— Boston Journal.

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Satz or Prorerty.—The sale of the premises on the North Side< of Quee a Square, occupied by the late William Weeks for

sO many years, took place to- lay, the pur- chaser being L. E. Prowse, Esq., M. L. A. The price paid was $2,325. The two acres of land at Brighton were bought by A. N- Large, Exq., for $220 an acre. The sale was conducted by Mr. Robert Beairsto. jolene Potice Covat.—There were four Scott Act cases on the docket this forenoon. In the cases against John Joy and Charles D. Collings, the summonses were dismissed. he cases against John Duna and James Cammings were aljourned until Monday. Joseph Valley, for being drunk and dis- orderly, was fined $8 or 40 days. Two simple drunks—a countryman and a sailor —were each fined $2 or 10 days. dani

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Axornen Artrractiox.—The Cosgrove

| the house on Wednesday night.

bris oysters, $21; L445 bush oats, $519; total,

Ent, 2lst, Miramichi, Baqnet, Pictou, sterer; Maggie Roach, Irving, Richibucto, lumber.

Cid, Miramichi, Baquet, Montrea!,L66case eggs, $395; Clara May, LePage, Newcastle, bal; Maggie Roach, Irving, Richibucto, om. RE

Savep By 4 Doc.—Fritz Millbrook, of No. 87, Jefferson street, Hoboken, N. Y., while intoxicated, chased his wife out of He was armed with a razor, with which he threat- ened tocut her throat. As the wife fled past the door of the liquor store on the first floor, a big St. Bernard dog, owned by the barkeeper, and which Mrs. Millbroek had frequeutly fed, came to her rescue. The animal sprang at Millbrook’s throat, but only succeeded in fastening its teeth in the man’s coat, which gave way. Just as the animal was preparing for a second leap, its owner appeared and called it off. But Millbrook was so thoroughly frighten- ed that he sneaked away, and the police have not been able to find him.

To co to Trtat.~-The trial of Sterns etal and William Pope, which took place in Souris on Friday last on a charge of maliciously cutting and destroying lobster traps on the high seas, was up all day from 10 in the morning till 11 o’clock at night,

|and resulted in sending Pope up to the

Concert Cor 1ich has a centinental reputation of being the cleverest musical Organiza! before the public, are | now on their seventh annual tour of America, and will make their first appear- ance m Charlottetown, on Wednesday @vening, 29:1 inst. Judging from the Crowded houses, and flattering press notices this mpany has received in all Cities thr wh tthe prov inces, this pro- mises to be { one which

a@ rare treat, at all shonld avail elves of. Popular prices, 25 an 1 3 cerita.

Argon J), —Programme for Arbor Day ce West Kent Street Beisoo] :

Chor .\rbor Day Song, by the pupils.

Recitati.n—The Tree’s Dream, by Er- nest Mit £

Chor is—The Class Tree, by the school.

Dialog 1e What the Tree Sai 1, by 20 girls, ’

Chorus—Canadla’s National Song, by the 8ehoo}.

Reading of t prize essay on the trees a P. E. Island, by the successfal com- petitor. F

God Saye the Q

Arbor Day at Upper Prince Street School to-mor: Tree planting, Arbor

pupils, addresses by including His Honor Governor.

¥ @xercises ly Prominent citizens, e Lieu tenant

en

Sometimes

yu ' ’ i

ise a line of goods

ause Si!

; 5 mply ber

An equal opportanit

SEE OUR FRONT COUNTER.

r effort to Introduce THE VERY

Such waa the ease wnen we recently bought 1 . some and expensive novelties in Cotton Dress Materials. =? however, seems to be above the demand, and so we now Olle whole purchase of these beautiful goods at .

4isc -BUT A FRACTION OF THEIR VALUE.

y to purchase dainty dresses for Ladies and Children bas not been offered here for a long time.

BEER BROS.

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mS xy OOF OF ARS

Oe OS di te vie te oe ta le,

Supreme Court. Bonds were fixed at $200 cn his own recognizance and two sureties at $75 each.

Dears or Mr. Georce Hanrer.—Mr. George Harper, sr., who has been ill for some time, died Monday morning about 2 o’clock at the residenceof his son, Mr. Chas. Harper, at Shediac. Deceased was in the 9lst year of his age. He leaves three sons, two of whom, Duncan and Charles, live at Shediac, and Stephen lives in St. Paul.—Moncton Transeript.

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Spectat Arrention is called to the auc- ion sale to-morrow (Thursday) at 12 o'clock. noon, of Judge McLeod’s building lot fronting an Hillsborough Park, with southern aspect. This is, indeed, a rare chance to secure one of the most han isome sites for a private residence in Charlotte- town.

fo adatom

Tue Guixarne.—The surveying steamer Gulnare will leave here for Pictou on Fri- day to coal, preparatory to beginning the season’s work.

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_ . Soxs or Exeraxp.—A new Lodge of

the S. O. E. B.S. is to be organized to-

night in the Forester’s Hall.

TILITIALILIIIIIILIITIE

Latest WoNpon Novelties, we

BOVE THE USUAL PRICE, —

‘lar styles cannot be procured at a lower price.

,000 yards of hand- The price, the Fg

DAILY

EXAMINER

PrP. E. J. PRESSYTERY.

The Presbytery of Prince Eiward Island met last evening at 7.30 in the church at St. Peter’s Road and was constituted: Mr. Sutherland, moderator pro tempore, with whom were present Messrs. J. G. Melvor, T. F. Fullerton Ministers, and Messrs. A. Robertson and T. C. James, Elders.

The Presbytery resolved to proceed with the induction of Mr. W. T. D. Moss. Certification having been made that the edict was duly served, it was again read, and public worship was conducted by Mr. J. G. Melvor, who preached from John 94. The usual questions having been put ‘o Mr. Moss and sat’sfactorily answered, he was inducted into the Pastoral Church of St. Peter’s Road.

Messrs. Sutherland and Fullerton gave the charges to the members and people respectively. On signifying his willing- ness to sign the formula, the name of Mr. Moss was added to the roll.

Mr: Cameron’s resignation of the pas toral charge from Bay Fortune and Grand River was then considered, where upon Mr. J. W. McKenzie was appointed to preach

there on the 16th of June and to cite the | session and congregation to appear for their interesis at a meeting to be held in

Zion Church, Charlottetown, on Tuesday,

June 25th, at 11 a.m. . Mr. A. D. McDonald was appointed

ordained missionary to Muatrose, Tigni<h

and Elmsdale for one year, and arrange- |

ments for his ordination and designation, which takes place at Elmesdale, on Tues- day, June 4th, at 7.30 p. m.,were made as follows:—Mr,. E. M. Dill, to preach ; Mr. Maleoim McKenzie to address the minister; and Mr. J. K. Fraser, the pco- ple. The serving of the edict was placed in the hands of the Clerk.

The Presbytery then adjourned to meet in the Tyne Valley church oa Thursday, the 23rd at 7 p.m. ‘

T. F. Foiverroy, Clerk of Presbytery. “ mike i PERSONAL.

Lewis Carvell, Esq., left this morning for Toronto.

Mr. J.S. McLaren, Inspector of Cus- toms, is here on official business.

Rev. Allan Daniel, now at Crapand, P. E. [., is to come to Rothesay on the first of June as assistant to Rev. G. E. Lloyd.— S:. John Telegraph.

tev. Mr. Fullerton, the esteemed pastor of St. for Scotland. We wish him a pleasant trip and a safe retarn.

There were registered at the Hotel Dav- ies this forenoon : A Carrett, Montreal; E Rowland, St Stephen; Miss Minnie Mo:- row, Souris; Mary Campbell, Fairfield; L N Lusier, St Hyacinth.

Mr. R. G. Leckie has retired from the management of Londonderry Mines and will superintend the working of the coal and iron mines in New Brunswick, in which he has large investments.

Mr. Theophilus MacLeod has returned to Charlottetown from Auburn Theological Seminary, New York, where he passed all the junior year examinations. remain at Eidon for some mouths.

A report was circulated around town yesterday to the effect thatthe Rev. W. W. Brewer was dead. Enquiries, however, proved that the rev. gentleman was con- siderably improved yesterday, and will be able to attend to his duties in a few days. —Monctor Leader.

M. C. Leishman, Montreal, and Mrs. J, A. Macdonald, Orwell, registered at the Queen Hotel this forenoon. The arrivals last. evening included H. T. Peck, New York, G. Andres, Amherst; A. H. Moore and wife, Geneva, Lil.

The arrivals at the Revere yesterday were Geo. A. Woods, Mount Albion; Jos. Merry, D. McKenzie,city; Jell Harrington, M. Ferguson. P. Egan, Mrs. P. Egan and daughter, DeSable, Squire Bourke, Vernon iver; Peter McGrath, Hunter River; Oliver Mason, Lot 48; John A. Robertson, Bonshaw; Cyrus Morris, Granville; L. Hayden. Vernon River.

TUE GOVERNMENT AFRAID, To go to thecountry? is the question pnt by the man on the street. We are not poli- ticians, and donot know; but it may in- terest von to be assured this rainy weather that Rigby Porous Waterproofs are not afraid of any conrpetitors, by whatever name thev may be called. Rigby has the good qualities of all its rivals, with others they do not possess. Plenty of ventila- tion, cloth not to be distinguished from ordinary tweed, and a_ perfect waterproof garment which you can wear inal! weather Rigby coats for men are sold ready made or mad > to order. Rigby cloth for Ladies

WAS

garments is kept in stock by all good dealers. Ss. O. E. B. S.—The officers and al

members of Eton Lodge, No. 148, are cor dially invited to be present to-night at the instituting of the new lodge. Please attend in full regalia. —J. H. Revi, D. D. _— so --—_ Pineapples, 15 cents each, or two for 25 cents, at Beer & Goff’s. may 22;2ins

teens

An investigation is to be held into the

cause of the latest Halifax fire. ial tad

The one hundred and tenth

Brooklyn’s trolley cars is dead.

SE

victim of

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown .

ENTERED.

May 21—Laura C, Vanamber, North- port; G H Gardiner, Marshall, Rustico; ss Coban, Fraser, Montreal.

CLEARED.

May 20—Laura C, Vanamber, North port; 21, G@ H Gardiner, Marshall, Rustico; ss Coban. Fraser, Sydney; Henry Swan, Fraser, Newcastle.

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THERMOMETER READINGS TO-DAY iS ee Ce 56° in the sun * ee eee: ehee

Ts A FACT

we have as clean, orderly and com-

e000 plete a Dispen-

THAT ¢ sing Department

eoooeeeees as any Druggist

in Canada.

Send us your Prescriptions.

Johnson & Johnson,

Graduates in Pharmacy.

may21

Our Spring’ Cyclone.

WATCH IT!

cellar—it will catch you anyway.

Useless to go down

Originating at our store—sweeping everything before it—spreading emiles, sunshine and happiness in its pathway—filling the air with every variety of Chairs, Tables, Parlor Suites, Window Shades,

Mattresses, etc.

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD,

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

James’, leaves to-morrow morning |

He will |

cai Ga

50c. FINE BLACK CASHMERE

Worth 75c., best in town.

WEEKS. Lac. Gents’ 4-in-Hand Ties,

All Colors, worth 20c.

WEEKS. 50c.

Best Black Cashmere, WORTH Tic.

Best Dye, Best Finish, Full Width, Full Weight.

WEEKS.

Towels and Towelings.

Best Goods, Lowest Prices, Direct from Makers.

WEEKS.

500.

Extra Fine Black Cashmere,

Did you see or hear about it ?—worth 75c. ur price, 50 cents.

WEEKS. |

Gents’ Lineas—Cieap Week. 4-ply Collars, lle

4-ply, best quality, 15e 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 16c 4-ply, best quality, 22c

Best Value in Town.

WEEKS.

0c. BLACK CASHMERE.

Without doubt the best Black Goods bargain in the city. Our price, 5$¢—worth 75 cents.

OUR BARGAINS!

50c., worth 7d5e

Cashmere,

Collars, 106... *.: ae Cuffs, a, "ie Ties, iZo...:.. * . Hose, Ko oe uinders, eae Shirts, $1.00 “ $1.50 Corsets, a. “7 oe

and Towels, Towelings, Nap- kins and all Linen Goods. The very best value.

W. A. Weeks & Co.,

THE PEOPLE'S STORE,

Charlottetown, May 22, 1895.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

CENTRALLY SITUATED.

We are instructed to sell BY AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, May 29th, at 12 o’clock

noon, On the premises,

The Property of Mrs. R. Cameron,

situated between Sydney and Richmond Streets, adjoining the Douse estate.

This fine property is divided into six largs Building Lots. See handbills with

lan.

This sale offers a rare chance to secure the most centrally-situated building lots in the market.

Terms at sale,

A. McNEILL & CO,

May 18—tl sale Auctioneers.

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FOUR STORY BUILDING Opposite the Masonic Temple.

Weare instructed by the trustees of the Allin Estate to sell by Auction on TUESDAY, MAY 28th, at 12 o'clock noon, 0a the premises: That four story warehouse on Grafton street opposite the Masonic Temple. There is a stone wall cellar under the building;. it is centrally situated close by the Market House, and admirably adapied for warehouse pur- poses.

Terms at sale.

A. McNEILL & CO., Auctioneers. May l4—wky dy eod lis

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC N=WS-

Sr. Jouy’s, Neup., May 19.—Small pox is reported among the French fishermen on Red Island, ov the French treaty coast,

Forence, May 18.—The population of this city was thrown into a state of panic last night by a series of earthquakes that did much damage here and other places. The people ran terror stricken into the streets. Houses swayed like ships at sea. In a number of cases roofs fell in, injuring many persons. The wildest scenes were at the theatres, where the performances were going On. Crowds made wild rushes for the exits. No respect was shown for women, weak or aged in the rush, and many were badly hurt.

Yokunama,; May 20.—Princa Komatsu, commander-in-chief of the Japanese armies, has left Port Arthur and returned to Japan. The Japanese imperial guard will be sent to the island of Formosa in order to quell the disturbances there, and occupy the territery for Japan, according to the treaty of peace signed between China axi Japan. Two of the seven Japanese divisions which have oceupied Port Ar- thur will remain in occupation of that place while the present suspension of mat- ters between Japan and Russia continues. The Japanese newspapers, in their com- ments upondapan’s yielding to the de- mands of thé protesting powers, state that the Russian consul has aunounced that torpedoes have been laid at the entrance to the harbor of Viadivostok.

Atsany, N. Y., May 20.—The Court of Appeals has ordered that Dr. Buchanan be brought before the court on Monday next for re-sentence to be electrocuted.

Sr. Jonn’s, Nfld., May 20.—Sir Herbert Murray, British © relief commissioner, closed the relief work here on Saturday. The warship Cleopatra will sail to-morrow on a Cruise around the island, taking seed potatoes and salt for the fisheries for dis- tribution along the coast. There has been a great falling off in the number of men prosecuting the Labrador fisheries, owing to the impossibility of procuring supplies. Much destitution is expected in con- sequence.

Friorence, May 20.—The inhabitants of this city have entirely recovered from the fright caused by the earthquake on Satur— day night. There aas been ao recurrence of the movements. Prime Minister Crispi telegraphed a syndic here stating that he intends asking parliament for a vote of credit for . the benefit of the victims. Ip the meantime the government will send relief to those in need of it.

Vimwxa, May 20.—-The heavy rains which have prevailed the past few days have caused the river Save to rise to a height sufficient to break the dyke near the town of Agram, which, together with a wide:tract of territory, is submerged. The flood totally destroyed crops in the inun— dated district. Damage to other property is very great.

Sr. Pererssvurc, May 20.— Russia, France and Germany ‘have requested Japan to indicate to them the amount of indemnity require? as compensation for abandoning the Liao-Hung peninsula in order to hasten negotiations.

3eRLUN, May 20.-The bill for the pan- ishment of slave raiders and slave traders who raid or trade s!aves in Germany Afri- can territory, passed its second reading in the Reichstag to-day. The penalties for breaking the law area fine or imprison- ment, or both. A resolution was aleo adopted demanding that a bill be introduc- ed to prepare the way for the abolition of domestic slavery in German Africa.

BORN.

In this city, on ,the 21st, the wife oi

D. Gordon, of a danghter.

At Kildare, on the 18th alt., the wife of e. M. Foley, ofa yon.

MARRIED.

At the house of the bride’s father, on the 6th of May, James M. Penderga-t, to Mary Emma, eldest daughter of John Lane, Charlottetown.

At St. Augustine, Fla., on the 30th ult., by Rev. S. H. Day, of Grace M. E.Church, W.B. Woodward, of the United States Engineers, St. Augustine, to Miss Howatt, daughter of George Hewatt, formerly ot

Crapaud, P. E. Island.

DIED.

At the Charlottetown Hospital, on May 22nd, James Quinlan, aged 32 years.

[Funeral tomorrow morning, at 7 o’clock, to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral.]

Suddenly, at Chatham, N. B., on the 19th inst., H. A. Muirhead, second son of the late Senator Muirhead, leaving a wife and five children to mouro their loss.

At St. Ann’s, Hope River, on Sunday 12th inst., Alexander Murphy, Esq., Post-— master of St. Ann’s, in the 48th year of his age. RIP.

At Boston, Mass., on the i3th inst., A Sydney Knight, son of Mr. John A. Knight, Georgetown, P. E. Island.

At North Rustico, on May 15th, Mr. William McClure, in the 90th year ef his age.

At Plainville, Conn., U. S., on Tuesday, May 14th, 1895, Margaret, wife of George S. Babcock, and daughter of Mrs. Eliza- beth Enman, of Charlottetown, in the 37th year of her age.

Lerd, all-pitying, Jesu blest, Grant her Thine eternal rest.

At Rock Barra, on the 15th inst., after a protrac’ed illness, Ellen Steele, dearly beloved wife of Daniel A. McDonald, in the 41st year of her age. Much sympathy is felt for the husband and nine small children left behind. May her soul rest in peace.

€ Victoria Colonist and British Columbia papers please copy.)

Something That Ought to Interest Aj] Farmers.

HERBAGEUM restores horses and ell other animals out of condition to health and vigor.

It is the best Blood Purifier, one which does not contain areenic, antimony, copper- ab, saftpetre, resin, or any injurious sub- stance.

Horses keep in fine condition when fed Herbageum. For cattle it is the best milk and flesh producer. Hens iay more eggs when fed Herbageum. Fed to calves an- swers better than linseed, costing only one- third as much.

Sold in bags containing 4 lbs for 50 cents. 4 Ibs is-enough for one animal for six weeks, fed regularly twice a day—cost not over One cent perday. It will pay you to try it.

Send all orders to

GEO. E. HUGHES, Apothecaries Hall.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

Park,

Fronting on Hillsborough

We are instructed by Honorable Judge McLeod to sell BY AUCTION, ‘on the premises, on

Thursday, May 23rd,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON.

His large and beautifully situated Lot, 61 ft. 6 in. by 162 ft., fronting on Hills- borough Park—southern aspect.

This large plot of ground, with its orna- mental and shade trees, within a few minutes’ walk of the Public Buildings, offers an exceptional chance to secure one of the best building lots in the market.

Terms—25 per cent at sale; the balance secured by mortgage on the premises for @ term of years, as may be agreed upon.

A. McNEILL & CO.,

May 17—+l sale Auctioneer.

WEDNESDAY,

MAY 22,

i895.

_— — a _— eee _ ee

1y WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU

to see our stock of BOOTS

when you want to buy.

in Low Prices.

J. B. MACDONALD & C@.,

QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET.

Charlottctown, May 13, 1£95—-dy

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OL!

Iam Agent for the MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS. and uses nothing in the manufacture of Cloth but pare Wool.

and SHOES

We are the leaders

WOOL:

This is the largest and best equipped Mill in the Maritime Provinces

,

1 want 50,000 pounds of Wool this season, for which I will pay the highest price in Cash or Trade. Come and see our Double and Twist Cloth, made from our own Wool; also a choice line of Summer Suitinge, made from fine Mar no Wool, all double and Twist and bound to wear.

SUITS MADE TO ORDER by the best Tailor in the city and at low rates.

Call here, pick your goods, and leave your order.

OUR CLOTH ia the best in the market, made from pure Wool ouly, bound to give satisfaction.

w.c. TURN EHR,

Masonic

Temple

THREE DOORS BELOW J. D.

Building,

Charlottetown, May 20, 1895—135 & wky

Grafton

McLEOD'S

Street,

CORNER.

SPRING, | 1895. |

Boys’,

Men's, | Children’s

Ward > Si

TO THE '» the city.

Youths’, Women’s, Misses’ and

Boots and Shoes.

Our aim is to steadily increase our trade by giving our customers the very best value to be had

Specialties in SCHOOL BOOTS.

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WEEKS & WARREN,

‘OF MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, April 6, 1895-135 & wy

Toy iloe IBRE (HAMOIS:

LIGHT.“ DURABLE FVery YARD NE ELLED

PATENTED JULY ‘90& MAR ‘95, TRADE MARK REGISTERED.

LONDON

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MORTCACE SALE.

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The Stock of DRY GOODS belonging to the late Firm of HARRIS & STEWART

will be sold at Low

ONLY.

Prices FOR CASH

T. J. HARRIES,

Charlottetown, March 21, 1895—dy

CHEAPNES ARE OUR TWINS. Come and get yours photo- graphed by C. LEWIS. If you haven't got two bring one. No pains spared to get a correct likeness. Entrance on Grafton Street.

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P, E. ISLAND RAILWAY.

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.

Excursion Return Tickets at First-class Single Fare will be issued to and from all Stations on the 23rd and 24th of May, good for return up to and including the 27th May, 1895.

Tickets not good for journey after May 24th, 1895.

A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, Superintendent. Gen. Man. Govt. Rys.

Railway Offices, Ch’town, May 15, 1895.

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Queen's Birthday.

FRIDAY, the 24th inst., being the an niversary of Her Majesty’s Birthday, will

be a Civic Holiday

And Market day will be held on the fol- lowing day, yiz., SATURDAY, the 25th

inst, W. E. DAWSON, Mayor.

H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk. May 17—3i eod

Acnt for Mortgagees.

Dissolution of Partnership.

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Notice is hereby given that the Partner- ship heretofore existing between Norman R. Wright and Elisha H. Wright, doing business at Victoria, in Queen’s County, P. E. L., under the firm of “Wright Bros.,” is this day dissolved by mutual consent— Norman R. Wright, the senior partner, re- tiring from this branch of the business at Victoria, and Edward Boswell being ad- mitted a partner therein. All debts due and owing to the said firm are payable to the said Norman R. Wright, who is hereby authorized to collect all debts due to the said firm and give discharges for the same at their store at Victoria, aforesaid, where the business will be continued as usual by the new firm under the name of “ Wright Bros.”

Dated at Victoria this first day of May, 1895.

NORMAN R. WRIGHT. ELISHA H. WRIGHT.

Signed in presence of Tuvo. McKisnon,

apl3—3i law

The Firm that make the BICYCLES I handle do not in the

make any mistakes

manufacture of steel. They finish their wheel in the very They warrant

Don’t buy

best shape. them throughout.

until you see them.

“PERFECT”

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«GARDEN CITY”

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W. E. DAWSON'S.

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FINE FOOTWEAR.) “isss-

a (NEW STOCK DAILY ARRIVING.

Wants, Lost, Found, &c Advertisemente eS a charge:

COOK WANTED~Apply to Mrs Geo W Hopeson, Grafton Street W est. may2i—2i guar 2i

LOST~—On Upper Prince Street, Monday €vening, two small flat keys. Deliver at this office and get paid. niay2l

TO LET—aA house on Dorchester Street, be- tween Prince an‘ Hillsborough Streets con- taining four rooms, with siables and large yard; rentmoderate. Apply on the premises to Mks WHITTryY. 3i—maay2i

WANTED—A cook. Apply t0 MRS FRED W HyYNDMAN, East Kent Street lw—m20

WANTED—Two good Pant Makers. Lib-

eral wagesa.—S. A. MCDONALD, Queen Street, may 18—3i

W ANTED—An Office Boy, smart and intel-

gent. Apply in appiicant’s writing to P. O, Box 304 mayis

TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and Buggy; also a doble seated Phaeton. Terms reason- able. KnquireatG.G Jury’s Jewelry Store, north side Queen Square, oppos:te Post Office.

May 16—dy 3mos

TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block, Apply to Prowss bros. tf—mayl

TO LET— The house at the head of Pownal Street lately occupied by Mrs John Dorsey; heated with hot water; possession given at once. “a ply at Tur EXAMINER office,

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TO LE'—A very comfortable and pleasant ly situated dwelling house of 12 rooms, inclad ingsmal!! bath room and convenient pastry, having lawn and shade trees in front, on mil- fora Street, Brighton Road; Line minutes- walk from post vlfice, five minutes fran bath. ing house, Victoria Park; rea i modetate- Apoly to W © Harts, JR. mays

Tu Ler, Witte ons or tpree acres of land, “Park View” Cottage, eight rooms, newly inished, opposite the Park at Brighton Beach sppy to A MACNEILL. imayid

SEC -ND-HAND S*FES and Office Desks ‘or sale. sales hive combination locks, »nd tre as ool as now. Biquire at MCKAY Wo0LER Co. mayt

LOST—On Monday afternoon, between Yyeymouth ant Prinee Streets, a lady's vaierprooi Cape. Vhe finder will be rewarded »y Laving it at this cffice, may7

WANTED TO ENG \GE—Cooks, ;waitress- 8s, chamber maids ete, for Hetel Acadia for sen on of 14). Acply in person at Mas, WM. KENNEDY’s, I lisborough Square, « has iolte- own, wy \f—ap

FOR SALE ata bargain, terms ea y, g¢ od + cond-ha: d piano; call and see i.—Mks BRuRkIs, Great George Street. 2w 1355—myw

TO LET—That comfortable brick dwelling louse, known as the Peake Homestead, situ- ate on Water Street, lately in posression of ilenry Douse, Eeq, CC; possession given at once. Also, that beautifully situated two- story dwelling on Prince Street, now occupied by James Reddin, sq; possession given first of July next Also, coltage situat- don Hilis- boreugh Street, lately occupied by Wellace rb ng; ‘on given atonce. Apply to PEAKE Bros & Co. 135 \f—may20

WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Energetic man &8 salesman. No experience necessary. ~pecial advantages offered. Write for par- ticnlars, Paid capital $100,000.00.—BkowN BnorkEers Company, Torento, Ont.

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W ANTED—Coat, vest and pant makers at JouN MACLEOD & Co's. tf—mayll tu Le i— rhe desirable two story tenement dwelling on Prince Street, now occupied by Jotn Quirk, Esq. Possession given first of May. Apply to Peake Bros & Co. ap®}—-tf

PASTURE TO LET.—A Brisay, Spring Park.

MONEY-—-Loans made on farm or city pro- verty. Apply to F W L Moors, Solicitor, »ndon House Corner, Chariottetown, ap23—dy law (?)

FOR SALE—A second-hand buggy.—G H TAYLOR, Jeweler, ai pie mmaylt

ly to Mrs Des ay 16—3i eod pd

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WANTED—A good canvaseer for ever county in Nova Scotia, New Branswick a Prince Edward Islan}, to sell a speciaity to farmers; exclusive control ; now is the time to introduce it. Address, enclosing stamp for reply, P O Box 76, Montreal, Que. Mention this paper. 2m

AGENTS WANTED t handle our hardy, Canadian grown nursery stock; good pay at once, exclusive cerritory; whole or rt; we control all special lines —Stone & WeLington, \.on'real, Qae; J W Beall, Manager. Men-