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toeal and Other Items.

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rhite extton at a bargain at ! i ‘ ed at Gee rgetown this ’ for - ,1L is due here about three > Beer & Gols for the nicest Savored tinis woehen feb 4 2i - ‘ f le just arrived . g i ist arrived for eur wl isale Beer Bros - re giving extra value in all White Good feb 4 2i a the ‘argest and best the city.—Beer Bros. - Sra will leave Georgetown t ing, at 6 o'clock, for Picteu. Crry SmMauLv Desr Court was in cession y y Nine cases were disposed o*,

PRR E Cour The Ld fiarned sitting cf » Court met to duy for the hearing of special papers.

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Tue balance of our boys ready made suits are selling «t half price —John

McLeod & © Feb 5 Si.

SOMETHING New —The bean rtaimmeat in McLeod's Hall

Doors open at 7 39

social and

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RMOMETOR READINGS ing, 7) shove zere; coldest during night, 9

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assortment of embrvideries is

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ROS nee Prices range from Scents to} I rand a half per yard, feb 4 2i “uz entertainment in connection with the bean social in McLeod's Hall to-night; will be very mteresting. Come, every- | ') ¥

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No Brack Beans tv be used at McLend’s Hall io-mgnt. Nothing bar No 1, hand piked. Every bailot bex stuffed for 15 cents.

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Trowsers «re selling so cheap at John MeLeo: & Co's that y ucanoot afford to let the opportunity pasa without getting a twit. Feb. 5 31. Pe :

Sisey, Arrention !—The regular monthly meeting of Sisby Hose C -mpiny will be held at their Room, City Builuing, this evening, at 8 o'clock, sharp.

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Protistic.—A match has been arranged

between Kiirain and Godfrey fr a purse of

£1,900. The fight. which will be a fiaish; wi off on the 14th of March.

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So_p.—An exchange reports that ;

Lady Neirn, of Priace Edward}

Isiand, has been soid at Berrow, to Nor-

wegiaus, for a little over £2 per ton.

CarnnivaL at SumMERstpE.—Doent forget the Carnival a Summerside to-morrow (tiday) night {t will be well worth at- tending. Return fare from Charlottetown ep y one dollar.

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Ficnr Vessers Lost. — Since December last, eight Gloucester vessels, of # total ton nave of 812 tons, a value of something over $10,090), and insured for $34,643, have been totally wrecked

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F. Sv. Cratrr McDonaxp, Dentist, will be in Souris on February 4th, where he will re- main for a few days. People wishing artifi- cial teeth wili please call ay soon as possible.

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Axorarr AccripeENT.—The Moncton Times

reports that another ac ident occurred on th» lacereslonial raiiway nesr Hadley, on S sv. in which an engineer named Nor- ms ved serious injuries which pace his lily in danger, ia cai Pu guontc Concert Notice. — The Commitcse of the Philoarmonic Society very much regret that the concert intended to have i hell this evening will have to be post- poned owing ‘o the deaty cf he wife of the c nductor, the Rev Fred. E

J Lloyd.

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Coat Mine. — The new

coal mines Pp osp e's lu Parrsboro are en-

couraging A shaft hs been sunk 30 feet.

aud a»eam<«f exelent coal neal, 4 feet

uck. A pump has been pt

‘expert from Springhill speaks

well of the prospect, ie

Growrma or Metiopism. — According to

the Me Year Boek, just issued, the

total membership of the Metuodise Episcops!

church numbers 2,283,654, heing an increase

of 46 691 over lust year. The commuuicants

in the United States number 4 980,240, with 31,765 ministers and 54,711 churches.

t- n Joun’s Latest —The Empire says, that le Sir Joon Macdonald, during his recent

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visit to Teronte was g ing down Yonge street, a frien? pointed out the new Globe pr: mises

The old j ker locked up at the building and said, ‘he micht have known whut it was, as it waslke the policy of the giit party, long very pnariow.

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Leacve or THE Cross.—The entertainment given in St. Patrick’s Hall laet night by the members of the Boys’ Branch of the League of the ross, was in ev ery respect a most «poy: able aff ir. The attendance was large the hail be ing weil filled The programme vas inade up of voces] and instrumental 8 jos and cherases, two character sketches and an ad- dress All were given in a manner very eredi'able to those taking part. The proce?ds went towards the relief of the poor.

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Tue Crerican Assocation —The annual meeting of the (leriéal Association of PY. E. 1, took place yraterdny. At 7.45, there was a celeb atm at Sr. Per's Church, at which the clerey received Hoy Com A‘ lam, the Aesocistion The

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muUntOn., inet at the house of Res, J S:ampson.

At on: Pp. M, denoer was se. vid, and che meeting adjourned,

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Ree, 4) Daniel was + lected Pres dent; Rv. FC, Lowe, recke od Ser or asd! Variogs ul-jeets aot reat Te | wer discussed.

DAILY

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EXAMINE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1891.

TEL’ GRAPHIC NEWS.

Sprcrax Despatcuxs to Tue EXAMINER.

‘New Brunswick Conserva- tives Confident,

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Sr. Joun, N.B, Feb. 5

The Conservatives feel sure that they wil increase their lead in New Brunawick by ar least two seats, outside of Se Jobn.

The Conservatives to-day nominated Mayor Vince for Carieton County, and the | Albert Conservatives will meet to-morrow to nominate Dr. Weldon.

There will be no Grit opposition in four five counties, York included.

BAD NEWS F?OM THE BAST, karthquake, Fame, Pestilence,

Lonpon, Feb. 5. | Advices from Java report that an earth- quake occurred in that Island on the 12th of December. Inthetown of Joana, the Chinese quirter was absolutely destroyed and the European. quarter rendered almost

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uninhabitable. All the districts of West and Middle Java suffered more or less severely.

in Siam, the rice crop is a fsilure, and

unless measures for relief are speedily taken, a rebellion and riot by the starving unemployed wi:l ensue,

Pekin is suffering from a severe epidem- ic of :nfluenza and the silk trade in & staunant condition.

Irish Leadership,

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PARNELL AND MoGARTHY. GLADSTONE TO SHOW HIS HAND.

Lonpon, Feb. 5. Mr Parnell still retains the leadership uf

‘the Irish party in the House of Commons,

McCarthy, however, has a majority of the Irish members at his back. Giadstene has yet tu show his hand in respect to Irish questions under the new parliamentary conditions,

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Weather Uulletin.

Toronto, Feb. 5.—10a m.

Northwest to seuthwest winds; fair, colder weather.

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Potice Count.—This morning, a larceny case was dismissed, a SPECIAL Service in the Upper Methodiat church to-night, under the direction of Rev WW. Brewer. We hepe to see the place full, Earnest addresses and good singing. cements A Basket Soctar will be held at Hunter River Hall, on the evening of the 19th of February, in connection with the Union church, Admission 10 cents.

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Cuarity Batt.—We understand that the ball at the Hotel Davies, on Monday evening next, will be a full evening dress affair. Tickets are now on sale at the drug stores and at the hotel.

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“Tue Preorte’s Jimmy.”—The Montreal civic elections on the 2nd resulted in the re- torn of Hon. James MeNhane as Mayor by a vote of 10,935 against 5,058 for Major Grenier. The chief event of the ward contest was the defeat of C. A. Beausolei!l, M.P., in the east ward,

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EXAMINATIONS.—The half yearly examina- tions at St. Dunstan’s College teok p'ace on Satu'day. The city Catholic clergy and other well known educaticvnists presided over the differert sections. We understand that the tests were severe and that the stnderts acquitted themselves in a very satisfactory manner.

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€port.—A match game of hockey will be played in the Hillsborough Rink, on Wednes- day evering, by members of the Hockey Ciub. We advise all lovers of sport to attend this game. The contest will be a good one as the respective teams have had a lot of practice. Above all the proceeds are to go to the P. E. Island Hospital.

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Tue TunneL.—At a meeting of the Counci' of the Board of Trade, held this morning, it was decided to defer action on the report of the tunnel committee for the present; and anotber committee, ——— of Merare. Horace Haszard, F. T. Newbery, and L. L, B- er, was appointed to gather statistics on the trade of the 'rovince to place before the pub- lic. The committee was authorized to ex- pend. if necessary, funds of the Board to the amount of $50 in this wok.

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Truro's Prosreriry.—The firat year of incorporation, 1876, the value of town pro- perty footed up $852,150; this year it amounted $1.500,000, an increase in 15 yrars of $644 850, an average yearly in- crease of $42.900. The greatest gain was in 1888, it being an increase of $557,149 over that of 1887. In 1880 there was a falling off from that of 1879 amounting to $4,700. The increase of 1891 over 1890 is $80,000. From the above figures it wi!l be aven that the town is progressing, netwith- standing the cry of those who say the coun- try is guing behind,

DIED.

Entered into rest, on Thursday morning, Feb. 5:h, Joanna, wife of Fred. E. J. Lloyd

[Funeral froin her late residence on Sunday. at 2 p. m, to St. Peter's Church, thence to cem»terv. }

At Westwood, Charlottetown Royalty, the r sid-nce of her bro:her, George Tweedy, on Thursd+y morning. the 5ch instant. Mary Tweedy, the eldest daughter of the late Mat- thew Tweedy, Fsq., of Thirsk, Yorkshire, ingiand, aged 27 years. : , [Paners! from anew at 2p m., Satur duy, the 7th inst., te St Paul's Church, thence to -t. Peter’s Cemetery.

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Ta CAMPAIGN.

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SUMMERSIDE CARNIVAL

A GRAND FAN‘ Y DRESS CARNIVAL A will be held in the Skating Rivk, Sum- merside,

ON FRIDAY EVENING,

oth OF Pi BRUARY.

Professor Spencer, of St. John. will be in attend»nee, an! will supply Costumes to Skaters at reasonable rates,

Everything is being done to make this one of the bes: pagesuts of the kind ever held in Summerside

A Sp cial Vrain will leave Charlottetown at o3p.m (standard time); returniog, will leave Summerside at 12 o'clock. Return fares, $1 ; intermediate stations, half regular rates.

Trains from the west will carry passengers at half fares. All return tickets good for fol- lowing day.

Doors open at 7.30. menade at 8 o'clock.

Band and Grand Pro- LOUIS B. HUNT,

Secretary. Summerside, Jan. 27 1891.

Liberal-Conservative

CONVENTION

siesta ATED Pe cncceent

QUEEN’S COUNTY. A

MEETING OF DELEGATES from each 4 = Pollmg Division in Queen’s County, will be heid at

NcLEOD’S H'LL, CHARLOTTETOWN, ‘cijeili NE sient Tuestay, téth of February AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, to select Candidates to contest Queen’s Couaty

at the forthcoming Dominion Election. W. E. DAWSON,

President, A. McLEAN, Secretary.

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GURVEN TION.

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MEETING OF DELEGATES fer the 4 Third Electoral District of King’s

County will be held in the Court House, Georgetown, on TUESDAY, 10th February next, at 12 o’clock, noon, to select a Candidate to fill the pl ce rendered vacant in the repre- sentation of the Third Electoral District by the death of Hon. H. L MeDonald,

And also on the same day, at the same place, at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m., a meet- ing of Delegates from the several Districts of Kivg’s County wiil be held, to select Two Candidates to contest King’s County at the next General Election for the House of Commors.

Chairmen of Delegates will see that their respective Boards be fally represented.

D. GORDON, President,

C. SHAW, Secretary.

TO LET.

HE HOUSE AND PREMISES on Dun. das Esplanade, lately occupied by Lieut Governor Carvell.

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An Office of two rooms onthe corner of Queen and Water Streets, formerly occupied by Fred. W. Hyndman, Esq., a8 an losurance Gifice. Apply to

THOMAS MORRIS,

feb4—3i eod On the premises.

P, E, ISLAND RAILWAY

N 4 ’ Summerside Carnival. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave “harlotte- A town for Summerside on FRIDAY, 6th inst., at 3 o’clock, p. m. (standaid time), re- turning same night. Return fare from Char- lottetown, $1.00, Other Stations, single first class fare.

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Railway Office, Ch’town, Feb. 2, 1891. feb3—tl 6th

imported Seed Oats.

10,900 28,

BUSHELS FINEST BLACK,

now on the way from Great Britain. Orders booked at our office, where sainples can now be se n.

Samples will also be mailed on application. CARVELL BROs.

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Libster Packers !

MANILLA, | SISAL, - ROPE MIXED, | Supplied Di ect from Manvfactory or from Stock— Lowest Prices.

AND MARLINE,

CARVELL BROS. jan27—2w 2aw WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

WARTED. ~Pants ana Vest Makers, at D. A. BRUCE 8s. tf—feb4

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WANTED. —An energetic person (male or fe- ¥ male) to canvass for two excellent Books Apply at the Diamond Bookstore. febt

OST.—This merning, between Boyle’s Tan L nery and J. H. Macdonald's Boot Store, a purse containing a small sum of money. The owner wil be very mach obliged if it is left at this cftice by finder. A febd

OR S‘LFE.—A nice Building Lot at head of Alley Street near Prince street, situated on high grou’ d and in goed local ty, near Upper Prince 8: reet Church and School. Price low and terms easy. Aprly to GRORGE ALI FY. } 4

OST.—In this city. last evening. between Podd & Rogers’ store and Hotel Davies, a purse ¢ blainine a» sumof money. Finder will be re-

ward don leaving s#me at this effice. tf—febt

Ww \NT"D A good girl for general housework. i Apply to we. o. V. McGreeor,

Street. 3i—iar%?

SWISS EMBROIDERIES |

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Qne Case Opened To-day !

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TANLEY BROTHER

BROWN’S BLOCK.

Charlottetown, February 3, 1891—eod & wky

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February for Bargains!

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PERKINS & STERNS.

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Our Bargain Counter will be full of Cheap Goods during this month.

A JOB LOT OF EMBROIDERY.

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300 Pieces Shirtings and Ginghams, 260 Pieces White Cottons, Cheap, 700 Pieces Grey Cottons, 100 Pieces Ticking,

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Print Cottons, Uretounes, Muslins, Pillow Cottons, Sheetings, Table Linen.

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THE CITY AT

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BEST VALUE IN

Charlottetown, February 3, 1891.

GREAT CLEARING SALE

p= BOOTS AND SHOES, “=

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Fifteen Thousand Dollars’ worth to be sold at a Dis- count of 20 to 25 per cent. for Cash only.

MEN’S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS, SHOES AKD SLIPPERS,

Special Lot of Misses’ Fine Kid Boots, from 75 cents to $1.25 - regular $1.75 to $2.75. Misses’ and Children’s Felt Overshoes, 50 cents a pair.

DOMINION. BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

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JANUARY, 1891.

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BEFORE STOCKTAKING,

Great Bargains to Reduce and Clear

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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING !

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T B MACDONALD S.

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