LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

H : To} mn tl ‘ j ‘ ' } $25 000 “ > i porta tesit ot | "ins } Kk Grand Lodge, - PROPERTY Mr. James Cur \ | wed the Lord pro- ‘ mprovement — 1K Bee On Saturday afternoor aman named Wyand, Ca lish Road, caught tire from and vas burned to the

H. M.S. Brake Comune David Sma

Harbor Master of this port, has re

‘ ter from the Staff Commander

Hi. M.S. Blake, stating that that vessel

t Charlottetown about the 17th of enn

M TARY I he theers ar f ‘ ‘ pe SS boat will ™m this

| ev y a he D Shed at &

ary Kverv vember of th : requests t | ent.—D > Capta -

\ ‘ \ r WOK piace after Hi rough I e : hnown trician

Ja Bradl for & purse lisance i The race ‘ wor te o

~ James’ Cucren Last evening the

k Thomas D reached an able

! t congreyations

wails of St

( | ir was ably as

io ‘ ‘ 1 DY Mr and =Mre

(. A. Ryder and Miss Blood, of the First

Bay ‘ Reading, Mase Mr. Bell

I i un with his usual skill, -_

Court News In the Chancery Court ar ty town tl taking of evidence in ti ‘ f Westawa' ». Westaway was

neluded on Saturday, after which the { irt adjourned The argument of coun

vl! be heard in Charlottetown

rhe City Court and the — al Court were nh Sé€ss this fore Judge Fitzgerald presided

a i Cricket Phe cricket mateh, Phoenix

been played at the Park

Saturday afternoon last, did not come off. At half-past three o’clock the full Cabot team were on the field,but only four f the Phoenix team pat in an appearance After a few aia delay a scratch gam was arranged, but at about 5 o’clock piay had lv stopped on account of the rain We lane that the match is indefinitely

estpousd

Cabot, to have

cxtliitiltagimate Some Recent Frres.—Seven deatroyed by fire at Shediac urday morning, at four o’clock The fire

the rear of the Union Hotel, whence it spread to the old post t office, the First Methodist Church and other build- The !ose is partially covered by in- | surance,

\ fire at Buectouche on Thursday night resulted in the loss of about $10,000 worth of property. The fire started in an unfin ished building intended for a hotel. In one ef the barns ) remnnae were several valu able horses, which couid not be saved.

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Crore Rerorrs.—The first crop report | for 1893 was issued by the Nova Scotia Government’s Secretary for Agriculture on Friday. Itis up to the 10th of July The hay crop does not promise much above three quarters of the average; potatoes are fair; wheat is nearly up to the average; barley buckwheat good. The fruit prospects thus far are for a good crop.

Excellent reports have been concerning the condition of the the Northwest and throughout Provinees of Ontario and Quebec

EASTERN NOTES.

buildings were on Sat

Started mn

ings’

good;

received crops in the

The Gowan Brae cheese factory is doing

gol work Over a hundred cheese are

ready manufactured. The building is first-class Mr White, the contractor, spared no pains in making it fully up to the specifications He deserves credit, and gets it trom shareholders and milk alike Some whe were a little

suppliers tin a 1s at firstin embarking in this new

rprise feel vatisfiedthat making on the co-operative plan will benetit any other branch of The probability is that ear the output of cheese at Gowan ibrae will be nearly double that of this many who have been holding back

farmers more than industry yet tried

Lobater factories all promptly « losed on the 15th Both fishermen and packers are satisfied with the Government regula- tions this vear It is hoped tha present rules will be adhered to for awhile at least Changing them too often is bad for the business

The tea party at St well

Marg

aret’s was

attended { large number of people eathered early in the day rhe rain which came at noon iterfered somewhat with tiie arrangements, but all hands bravely tood to their post till it was over Cakes ; = und every body went home

] eased A strawberry festival came off last hureday at Kingsbor which was well patror Quite a number of the villag- ofs . taking advantage of the ex- ‘ li y la for a drive to the East, helped » swell the numbers on the festi- va nnd The cakes were auctioned tthe close by®Mr W m MeLean, G'ad to niet sorry fo part was felt, if not ex- pressed, by more than one bachelor fri nd

rathering dispersed

Rev. Mr. Bishop, after filling the pulpit

the Kingsboro and the Souris Baptist churches for the last six yeare, has re- signed his charge, intending to go back to his old home in We lfville, N 5 His re signation, which will take effect some time

has beea accepted with regret on the part of his congregation. As " —_ he ix verv much liked Outside *t his own ehurch he is aiso regarded as a man of refinement, @a polished ape aker am

early next month,

kind and considerate to all

Rev. Mr. Dutcher, late of Vernon River, is now settled im Seuris Re me Lodge is in Souris visiting friends On

Saturday evening he received a te legram him that his church at Shediac wa-

ashes. At the evening Methodist Church, Souris, on Sunday last, to the calamitous cir that occurred at Shediac in of so many valuable building

telling

services in the the pastor refe rred cumetances the berning among thes m the church whose pastor wa audience

present in the

een

No One Knows

that are where all their Umbrellas

pins and buttons

Few know

dixappear to

all the

my ta

where made handke re

have aime

hiefs been known to vanish whilst the

owner's back was turned

Ah, well! ‘Tie an ill wind”—you know the rest Umbrellas, Sunshades and Handker

chiefs are alwavs in demand

Don’t lose this opportunity of replacing ”" We are going to

aving chance.

‘the lost and missing rive you & lone Ves Don’t pass it

Men are ited

also my BEER BROS.

Weather Bulletin.

Toroxro, July 24, 10 a. m. to northerly winds; rong during the day, fine and cool

| in the bill,

THE DAILY

THE NORTON BLOCK.

A Brief Description of the Handsome Structure—Macdonald’s New Building. Work on the handsome and commodious

store of Messrs. R. B, Norton & Co... on

Blue Serges

EXAMINER, . :

the site of the building destroved by fir last winter, is bout completed The “tructure reflects great credit ipon the ywwhers and builders, and will add Yr

The

with basement,

m which it is located

building is | three stories high

and is |

built of brick throughout There is a fire proof wall between it and the adjoining building, where the fire came through last winter. The prin ipal repairs and altera- tions made consist of the putting in of the new ftire-proof wall referred to, and a new front and floors and roof. The brick vork in the front is relieved by the intro- duetion of grey freestone trimmings, which add maternally to the beauty of the structure. The old style windows of the former building have al! heen replaced by

» \= ; larger andomore modern ones, and othe

a needful alterations have been made to the

exterior Che interior of the main stor has been considerably improved and bea ified by the addition of a new ceiling artis tically finished in natural wood, and the

office has and comfer

been made more commodious table \

has been buil

new, t at the rear of the of modern design for the trans-

W idle stairway

store; and

an elevator

ferring of freight from the basement to the Upper story, and vice versa, his also been placed in position. The founda- tion has been vreatly strengthened, several =

MONDAY JULY 24,

it is economical, very dressy, very durable, and is now in style.

ous and therefore healthy.”

A large assortment now in stock.

Not affected by sea water.

Stabilis Dye.

Will not shrink, will not spot.

Plain and fancies.

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

LS95.

* Por-

new columns and supports having been

put in—and the building is now better adapted fomthe carrying on of a general hardware business than ever before To

put the structure in its present shape, Mr Norton says, cost about $3,000. The wo of erect

=

ion was performed under the super-

intendence of Mr. Charles McGregor, and the men employed were paid by the day. Mr. J. B. McDonald is erecting a very

handsome bri k structure next to Me sare Norton & Co’s building, which he hopes to have ready for occupation in a short time When the work is a little further advanced we shall endeavor to whe a of

give the general pub-

Hic an what the structure will be

like

The Sparham Case, %

Kemprvitie, July 24.—Muoh interest is felt by residents of this place in the of Mr. W. F. Sparham, of Ottawa, to whom

case

reference was made in an Ottawa despatch ©

a few days ago, as a sufferer delievered

from from kidney disease by the use of rices

Dodd’s kidney pills. Mr. Sparham was

born and brought up here, and is well-

known and universally popular His

friends here had heard of his illness and ear his failure to obtain relief from all the

medicines he tried before taking Their wonderful effect in his

the remedy more popular in viciniiy, for

good properties

the pills will | this are fully aware of his

For the balance of this

make

all now

Come early in order to get the best

Tuey Woy’r Pay Taxes.—The Bath urst Courier says the Protestants of that place who are opposed to the present arrangements of the school trustees have

determined to resist the payment of school taxes, andthat Mr. C. N. Skinner has been in town in the interests of the orangemen Progress of the Home Kule Bill,

July 20.—The last eleven clanses of the home rule bill were brodght through the committee stage in the house of commons this evening. Clause 39, coneerning the significance of terms used | was lost and the other clauses earried. There was a total -lack of excitement throughout the evening

Charlottetown, July 21, 1893—m w f

Loxpoyn,

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Ir Comes Hicu.—-There are six subjects as the Murphy gold cure institute, Halifax,

The fee is $75. payable in three weekly instalments — Mrs. Lochhead

will give instruction in all branches of | art, drawing, and painting in water color, | oil, gouache and tapestry, from casts, life, still life, and natural will also be formed in sketching nature.

Classes

from

Orders taken for portraits. For terms, ete., apply to Mrs. Lochhead’s Studio, | Dundas Esplanade, before the Ist of

August. jy22 lw

Orner cough medicines have had their day, but Puttner’s Emulsion has come to stay, because it is so nice and so good.

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LOCAL NOTICES. on oi

" ‘ sheseialiesoipiesiiinmeseieanielihsinecliati i C Advertisements under this heading charged O } Ori for at the rate of ten cents per line. —

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New heets, new carrots, new turnips, } ae : new eabbage, new cauliflower, new onions, | jn Grev Cotton, White Cotton, Shirtings, Ginghams, Prints e butte beans, e “as, at Gs *s ‘ ‘ . y a Mark oe ae sien and other Cotton Goods. Our prices to the Wholesale and etaiis, Marke é oO z : s

is . Ww , Retail trade is the lowest in Charlottetown.

Extra value in Men’s White Shirts—

laundried and unlaundried.—Moore & Mc- jy?

Porcelain Lined Fruit Jers: — Opening to-day at Geo Carter & Co's, 156 Queen Street, a large. lot of these excellent oe |

GOODS. in Ladies’ Undercloth- Chemises, Ladies’ Knickers.

MIDSUMMER WHITE

ing, Ladies’ Night Dresses, Ladies’

Leod 3i-

Low Prices this Month in Skirtings, Muslin Flouncings,

| jars, in three sizes ha Bem} (: co Ff wnes (Children’s F wnes * 15 32 9) quart and pint, will oend Cambric Flouncings, Children’s Flouncings, In 12, |

cheap Special prices a lots of and 27 inches wide.

one Gozen or over. 5 :

If vou don’t ree big advertisements about LA DI kN’ GLA Vv ES in the best makes only ‘ W e keep our Clearance Sale before removjng to our | f4]] line of Black and Colored Kid Gloves always on hand, new store (that formerly known as the ‘ ‘ ‘ :

Diamond Bookstore), it is becanse we are} and we guarantee all Gloves at $1.00 per pair and upwards.

too busy to advertise. But the bargains

ore here Just the seme-—-Bassar Co. CORSETS.—We show a large range and keep all sizes in stock.

Our Retail trade is increasing very fast. Our Wholesale trade is the largest Dry Goods on the Island. We buy large quantities; we sell large quantities. Begin to trade with us

and you will always trade with us.

W. A. WEERS & CO.,

Street

The Steam Feather will not go to the World’s Fair—too busy

You may consult the best town, bet unless you have mattresses put through the steam process you cannot enjoy perfect health

You have had all kinds of sickness on your mattress, and it has been in use for | to the Steam better than

F Carter.

physicians in your beds and

some twenty years; send it Renovator and it will be made Leave vour order with W I never knew what a good | night’s rest was till I had my mattress re- it ix fur better than new.” Will | be in operation for one month. Leave or- | ders at W F Carter’s

ever

A lady says, “

Wholesale and Retail, Queen

L893;

novated;

Charlottetown, July 7,

MARRIED. a = a

At Boston, June 28th, Daniel A Me- | Le ee ee ae Kay, of P. E. Island, to Sadie MecAskill, of Cape Breton

At Little Sands, on the 19th inst, the Rev. E. Gillis, Alexander McLe: an, 3 Gray’s Road to Catherine Gillis, of Little Sands

DIED. Pearl Esther,” the beloved and only | ak hin

danghter of Peter A. Dewar, Esq., at their home, Montague Bridge, July 15,

aged 5 years and seven days

JUST COMING IN

and we think we have somet thing to suit ever yone. would not permit us to describe them—call and examine.

We want to GIVE AW AY 5,000 more Rolls of Paper, and about 200 Blinds, only asking about what it costs us to wrap them up.

If you want Curt ain Poles or Pictures, | best place in town to get them. —

Students for examination at Prince of Wales College

find it to their advantage to call on us. We have bought a stock of FOOLSCAP of the BEST QUALITY, PADDED, ‘with marginal line, on purpose for this trade. See it.

USE SKODA’S DISCOV ERY, the great | Leave your orders for midsummer number of “Graphic,” | Blood and Nerve Remedy. “London News,” and “Gentlewomen.” They will contain ae ———— | full accounts of “the Royal Wedding, also Illustrations and

COMPANY, QUEEN STREET.

Go to thy rert fair child! Go to thy dreamlsxs bed, While yet so gentle, undefiled, : With blessings on thy head. Spa e

Shall love with weak embrace, Thy upward fight detain ? No! gentle angel seek thy place

Amid the cherub train.

Frederick S., beloved anzi l infand son of Mr. and Mrs. A lexander and Elizabeth J. | Kennedy, at their home, Kinloch, July 16, | aved two months add sixteen days.

we can tell you the

» Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade, WII! Death timely came with friendly care; The opening bud to heaven conveyed, | '

And bade it bioem forever the

Drugs

Are

Necessary the cure of disezse, It is also necessary

| tne other- hat all drugs should be absol utely pure, | ise their action cannot be eae tn

Supplements.

BAZAAR

w and : We handle only the ~ : - fresh op | oe ree se ee | Ch town, July 2, tts. : Cor Kent and Prince Streets.

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is, Ja

and Children at lowest possible prin es

A rare

=a

selection.

McKAY WOOLEN

Clothes

ade best 'Tweeds and Suitings i

essed Men

patronize fashionable

BRUCE'S GREAT SALE POPUISHINDS, CUSIOM & F

W. A. WEEKS & C0. ““s"°"

SI

AHeavy Purchase. ce

Always

Reduced to Ensure 2a Sale

Clothing

eles

COMPANY.

up in first-class style, of the very

in the city.

=

We invite inspection.

and 75,000 Yards Cur Good Fits

Are a by-word in Charlottetown.

mes NicLeod a& Son

HMashionable Pailors - -

- Victoria Row.

————Q KF —__—_

COMMENCES TO-DAY.

_— = ————_({Xx) ee a ee a eee woe

"Ratlors.

Un

All Readymade Clothing for Summer Wear

IVa ©) &"2* Bi

Month we offer all our Summer Clothing for Men, ikoys

chance to secure ap.

3

Prices are cut to the very lowest in Shirts. 'Ties

Collars,

Clothing: ;

arlottetow i,

July

Underwear,

also in Custom-made Clothing. Call early.

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1893-

fu th

Hosiery.

Hats,

A

. BRUCE.

TQ EXTERMINATE THE PEST

rend FOU

MUST USE——

tael'S Eglish Pare Pavis Gr

CERTAIN

E. DAWSON.

eee Ce

TO KILL

Readymade

\ er t! ! ling charged pe i NTEI : ' 14 " : \ ‘ me 2 La WANTED \ \pi : : 1 7 , ; : : t ’ " n H ih Square itely occ ; B.C. Pro ‘ For particulars ap; Wu V yatt or B. ¢ Prows eod tf LOST on the road between South W shire and Charlottetow on Friday « ing wh overcoat 2) : ww reward tive finder for his trout he artielk « left at | Tuk EXAMINER offi “ v2 WANTED he 2th of July ‘a expe enced fo ral hou , Apply Mas. W. W. CLARKE, Prince street ' LOST Yesterday, between the Kirk Vietoria Park, by the shore : silver watch, with fob chain Finder w rewarded by leaving the same with Murs ALex. Bt WN, Fitzroy Street WANTED TO HIRE, for about two month a good, quiet, family carriage hors not | than 1100 lbs weight, todrive roand tow J. UNSWORTH. ti—jy2 Please firetl< : j i M POsNess 1 i mt WANTED IMMEDIATELY . man vant. Wages, $12 per: i App } in } and follow x ™m i } A i yrir as ft Di M bls : : LOS! | ‘ it Street and Brack y P t} : rge woolen shawl Finder will be rewarded by lea at EXAMINER office jyiz

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GO 10 BOSTON

‘i HALIFAX” & " OLIVETTE :

From Ha ix every Tuesday iT

lay ALS p. m., and Saturau

ONLY ONE NIGHT AT SEA.

$5.00 Charlottetown to Boston

ON SATURDAYS

N

Pickford & Black.

Halifax & P. E. Island §. §. Line.

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Wants, Lost, Found Xe

TO LET.-—On the first oi September next } ’

the Store on Queen Street at present occupied by the subscriber as a Boot and Shoe Stor:

Apply to J. B. Maedonaid N. B.—WiIll not b jet for Boot and Shoe Store

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IIGGER OR SLOVEN.—For sale. a Jigwer or Sloven, suitable Kk. K. BRACE

light lor general work ood & wy lm—jyli

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alls, for sale cheap.—R. K. Brace jvll—dly & wky

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SMART BOY TED to learn the trade One from the country preferred.--A. Dvcne- oeee & Ot »., P. BE. island Door and Sash Fac- tor jy

ro Li : 4, hous taining elght rooma, opposite Railway Sts ati on, at present occupied by Capt. Hobbs. Posse axfou given miadt of Juiy. Apply to Mes. LowpEx, Dundas Ex pla nade jylo

TO LET That pleasantiy situated resi dence on Richmond Street West, near the sea breeze a *s private family, rent

moderate Lf applies T 0on. premises CHARLES HIGGINGE.

Apply on the

W ANTED.—An experienced housemaid im

mediately, to whom good wages will be give Db

Appl y at Fark, ghton Villa. dy—jys WRAPPING PAPER. A lot of old new

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