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Local and Other Items,

t “DcNLO Jacket, ‘“‘Zouave” Bodice, . oo A. O. H..— Regular meeting to-night. - “Kprru” Hat, ‘Terry’ Dress, ‘*Nellie Bly” Hat. >

Four cases new dress goods opening to- Stanley Bros. mh21 2i

day at - - ~ Room Parsk. The steck of fashionable room paper at the Diamond Bookstore is im pieuse. oad . ScanLeT Fever.—Scarlet fever is prevalent

at Awherst, and the public schools have been

elosed to prevent its turther spreading. — Pouce Court.—Four Scott Act cases |

were adjourned; and one drunk was further remanded for eight days. _ -_> | 1. O. O. F. —Wildey Lodge holds its regular gegsion at 8 o'clock to-night. Lhe Second | Degree will be conferred on can lidates of | both Lodges. Degree Staff please be on hand | early. Visiting brothers welcome. ~- — fuat ApsouRNMENT,—The St. John 7e/e- waph says: The magistrate conducting the ; poisoning investigation said the other day ** he was willing, if necessary, | to adjoure ad infinitum.” That would b “a long adjournment for a Weeks trial,

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A Sap Arratnk —On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Liviagstone, of St. Raymond, Quebec, jeft their home for a while, their their two little children having been at the time asleep in their beds. During the absence of the parents the building took fire, and the poor children were consumed in the flames.

Carp oF Tuanks.—The Benevolent Lrish | Society of Souris beg leave, through the me- diam of Tue FX miner, to thank Rev. Allan a. McDon ald, ir. McLellan, Mr. R. F. Me. Donald, Miss Coglan and others who so generously and materially contributed to the success of theic Concert on the evening of the 17th inst.

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NarvrkaL Cavuses.—The inquest on the body of Police Marshal Sharp, St. John whose recent death under suspicious circum- stances, at that pl we lately, bas already been referred toiu Lue EXAMINER, resulted ina verdict of death from natural causes. The post mortem showed that he died of heart dis-

ease,

~—_—~>_— PecuLisr ACCIDEN t.—City Councillor Drolet, of Quebec, came very nearly losing one his eyes, on Friday last. Walking past Mr. Cantin’s hardware store on St. Valier Street, he ran against a pick which was hang- ing at the dvor, the point of which was driven neatly an inch inte his face, close to the eye. recente For Tar Weak anp Laneuip.—Campbell’ Beef, Iron and Wine is one of the best tonics. possessing many nutritive and strengthening qualities. Is recommended by the leading medical men. If you are weak and languid a bottle will give instant relief. See that you ask fora d get Campbell’s Beef, Iron and Wine. bor Glyeod eo

Mersopistic.—A St John despatch says : Rev. H. P. Cowperthwaite, president of the Methodist conference of N. B. and P. E.1., has accepted a call to St. John’s, N. F., Rev. Wm. Lawson of this city to Alberton, P. E. L., and Rev. Mr. Fisher of Alberton to Pownal. Rev. D. D. Moore asks the conference to transfer him to the East India conference of the M. E. chuach.

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Scorr Act Move.--A Fredericton, N.B., despatch of the 18th inst says : At the police court this morning the Edwards Scott Act case was called. The police magistrate was served with an order granted by the chief justice staying further proceedings in the case until the question as to whether a wit- ness was exempt from apswering if he had paid for liquor or sot was decided by the supreme cuurt.

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Anotuer Race.—There was a very exciting race on East River ice on Wednesday last be- tween Francis J. McKenna’s horse “ Black Sporter,” and Donald Campbheli’s mare “Kate.” The race was for $10 a side. «Black Sporter” won easily in straight heats Best time 2.50. The trotting of ** Black Sporter” was greatly admired by the large number of people who witnessed the race. With a little more traing ‘‘Sporter” would develop into quite a *‘ flyer.”

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Kiye’s CoLttece, Wuixpsor.—The St John Sun says: The board of governors of King’s Coliege have resolved to invite the several parishes in the wmaritime dioceses to send representative laymen, in- terested in higher education on church lines, to be present at, and to take part in, the proceedings of the centennial enccenia inthe month of June. Thisis a step in the right direction, and, if it be heartily responded to by the churchmen of these provinces, it mast give a valuable impulse to the interests of their venerable educa- tional institution at Windsor.

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Txor ox Craraup Ice.—Quite a crowd assembled on Crapaud ice on Thursday, March 13th, to witness the trot between James Kelly’s bay stallion Royal Dean, driven by Mr. Patrick Kelly, and Patrick McKenna’s brown gelding Sporter. In spite of the heavy track and the rain which fell at the time, the sport was good. The crowd behaved well, and the horses were started about haif- past twoin the afternoon. Shortly after the start, Royal Dean broke badly and could not be brought down till the finish, giving the heat to Sporter decisively. In the second heat Royal Dean did splendid work, and came inabout a chain a head amid great enthusiasm. The same order was maintained in the third and fourth heats, giving the game to Dean, and the Messrs. John Conghlan and John Gillispie being judges, ordered Mr. Hillson to pay the stakes to Kelly, after which the crowd went home well satisfied with tne fun.

~»>--—— _Hoxse Nores.—We learn that Mr, P. C. Kelly, of Black River, Lot 35, has sold his handsome colt, raising two years, to Mr. P. P. Gillis, of this city, for $110. This colt is sir- ed by Parnell, bred by Mr. William McGrath, Milleove, and now owned by Mr. Gillis. This colt, has, we understand, been entered for the ‘nturity stake next fall. * * Mr. McGrath ‘a8 four mares in foal this year. Dolly, dam

| System, and with certain improvements, to i. f ,)eXtend its provisions for the usual further is 2

| of the average circulation, to be paid in two

| capital of $200,000. It is proposed to in-

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Month Oilcloths,

‘ . . Sthmary of Proceedings. Orrawa, March 20. The Banking Bill was introduced to-day, and read a first time. tion. Geo. E. Foster said it had been de-

cided to follow in the main the present

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period of ten years. The more important of these improvements he explained: The notes of all banks are, for the tuture, to be taken at par in all parts of the Dominion, Here! ofore the notes of the smaller banks have been accepted only ata discount in} places remote fromthe head oftice, and perso is who happened to go travelling with | [ Vil IS is the such notes in their possession have been | ‘ seriously inconvenienced. Carpets,

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we sell Lino-

Provision is

— vy the oe redemption at par of leums, Art Squares, Crumb otes of Suspenc ed DANKS. ihese are to ‘ be redeemed by the Government out of a Cloths, Rugs, Mats, and all

kinds of House Furnishiirgs at & sacrifice,

cirewation redemption fund of 5 per cent.

and a half per cent. on Ist July, 1891, and twoaudahalf per cent. on Ist Ju'y, 1892. The fund is to be perman- ently maintained at five per cent. On the am unt of average circulation on the 30 deposited by the banks, the gov- | We erament will allow interest at the rate of three per cent. per annum. Heretofore new banks have been required to have a subscribed e»pital of $500,000 and a paid-up

We have a few pieces of BRUSSELS CARPET, which have marked down to 79 cents a yard.

Genuine Brussels Carpet

AT 75 CLNTS A YARD,

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crease this paid-up capital to $250,000, and this will have to be bona fide paid in and deposited in the hands of the Finance Min- ister and Receivei-General, the pas

Sometim: s in the so-called paid-up-capital hud

only been nominally paid, the banks F

F< i agg y pa Whe KS} and we have lots of the better giving discounts to their sharehoid- | > =

ers almost to the amount of ther! g¢ades, of which we sold so

yard 1B] stock I sucl é S1Cbions are 1 ; I y l See eee alee ee ee Ses much last Mareh, and which pi Gu against tor the future for the ! : ° . further protection of the shareholders. Is | gave such splendid satisfaction. is p a d that = thair age cng Never before had we such a

they shail appoint two or more auditors tro 7 - e r examine the affairs of the bank, and a cop y large stock of good patterns and of their report is to be forwarded to &) 1e rich colorings to select from at Government. i > . 2 Wes

In the brief discussion this se ason of the a the proposed legislation was in terms of approval. _ Sir Donald Smith alone expressed dis sat- isfact on with the measure, his speech be: | ing in the interest of the powerful banks. He thought it unfair that they should be called upon, as they were, to contribute strenuth to the | establishments,

which fulloy ‘ed spokep of

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Tapestry Carpets,

from Thirtv Cents up to the best made; also Se, teh and Unions at very low Prices Measure your room (or g re

the

doit). Take advantage of

weaser in the circulation security fund every dol- lar of note circulation should be guaranteed, Each Bank should deposit with the Govern- ment at least one-third of the amount of itg circuiation. ;

Mr Kenny complained that the Ailan Steam- ship Peruvian, which left Liverpool on March 6th, had not reached Halifax yet, whereyv gs

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'. FRIDAY, MARCH 21

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They Will March Without a Doubt.

Ist. A Lot of Boys’ Suits---usual price $1.00, 31.20 and $1.30, cleared out at 50c. a Suit 2nd. A Lot of Boys’ Suits--usual price $2.cod, now $4 0. 8rd. A Lot of Men's Felt Hats for 50c., price $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.

Ath. A Job Lot of Prints--usual price 9c. and EG@c., your choice for Ge.

Sth. Dress Cloth---usual price 1Sc., now 1Oc.

No Game of Bluff about this Sale--we will do it. if you want a Nobby Hat, why we can suit you.

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THE WONDERFUL CHEAP WEN,

144 QUEEN STREET.

(hbarlottetown, February 28, 1890—eod

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ale Trade,

From Liverpool, &. B.. for ge Charlottetown Direct.

150 barrels Choice American FLOUR, Murdock,

7 | x T | 500. =“ ** Canadian - Howard, ee i LOU ER. ae ” ” ™ Chipmaa’s Patent, : 150 hipma ee ee | “6 $6 is White Hagle.

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THE FAST-SAILING BARQUE

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From Liverpool for Charlottetown MOLASSES. ‘TOBACCO. |

ER 4 } 150 half chests Choicest CONGOU TEAS, ide j 20 boxes INDLA THA (assorted grades),

100 barrels Yellow Extra SUGAR,

25 ‘* Standard Yellow “ oo " Granulated Sugar.

25 puns. DEMERARA MOLASSES,

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50 caddies BRIGHT TOBACCO, 25 butts and caddies TWIST ‘* \ 50 boxes Choice Table CODFISH,

50 half boxes : 50 barrels and half barrels LABRADOR HERRING,

ABOUT Ist APRIL NEXT.

For Freight and other particulars apply in

low prices and have one of ou * handsome Carpets. An ex- amination will convince you.

other steamers which left the same day reae jy. ed New York in seven days. He argued ¢’ hat the Atlantic mail service should be impre ved

Mr. Haggard said the Government were taking steps in that direction,

After recess, the House went into com- mittee of Supply, and passed the Cyinal esti- ont cheese mate.

House adjourned at i o'clock.

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British Polites.

~ a are q t Lace “urtains. Lonpon, March 20. The meeting of Conservative members of parliament, called by Lord Salisbury, was

We have just opened Three Hundred Pairs of Lace Curtains

vo the eye ome Club House to-day. | to be sold this month. Our Salisbury made an address, in which he a said that he regretted the slow progress in prices on these goods are

the House of Commons. The government, * away down.” he declared, was compelled to deal with obstructions of a most determined kind. He trusted thst every supporter of the gor- ernment, at whatever cost to his person il convenience, would give unremitting atten- tion to his parliamentary duties. Thetithes bill and the land purchase bills were «f paramount importance. TVhe tithes bili must pass its second reading before the Easter recess. He believed that the propo- salg contained in the land purchase bill are such as to secure the unani- mous support of the Liberal-Unionists. In regard to assisted education, on which subject there was much misrepresentation, Lord Salisbury begged the members to re- serve their opinions until the measure is in-

WINDOW SHADES.

Plain and Decorated—over Fifty pat erns to select from— with the best Spring Rollers made.

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troduced. Lord Salisbury ridiculed the re- port that Parliament would soon be ; dissolved. He declared that the new Irish As our CARPET D#&PART-

MENT is the LARGHST ON THE ISLAND, you can depend on getting the best assortment, and our prices speak for them- selves.

Bill would secure the possession of Jandlurds to their property. He denied that the Government had any intention of handing Swaziland over to the Boers. Lord Salis- bury a'so expressed the hope that the difti- culty with the United States over the Behring Sea question would be settled soon but he said with such a susceptible nation as America, Great Britain mvst negotiate at the top of her voice.

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Trade Relations. Waspineton, March 20, . The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day, by a unanimous vote, instructed its n ny

Chairman to report to the House a joint MARKET SQUARE.

resolutica, that, whenever it shail be duly

certified that the government of the Do-

minion of Canada declares a desire

to enter into such commercial arrange- :

ments with the United States as would re- March 3, 1890, suit in the complete removal of all duties on trade between Canada and the United States, he shall appoint three Commis- sioners to meet those designed to represent the Government of Canada, to consider the best method of extending trade relations between Canada and the United States, and ascertain upon what terms greater freedom of intercourse between the two countries can be best reached.

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The Stumpage Question.

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25 cases CANNED SALMON, 500 reams Assorted W2APPING PAPER,

Liverpool to Wiiliain Bullen, 51 South Jokn gy * ¢ ‘ Street ; in London, to John Pitcairn & Sons, | Codfish, ae. 7 Unjon Court, Old Broad Street, or here to

PEAKE BROS. & O8.

Cy, “erlotter 7 Marels #4, 189)—-tf nal dri 100 dozen BROOMS.

— ——+— | "es, |2,000 GRAIN SACKS,

a QGAIN! | SUMMITS. oro cares TALLCANS, wi BA | 10 bales MANILLA MARLINE,

BT LOWEST FRICES.

HORACE HASZARD,

~lottetown, Jan 25, 1800 LOWER QUEEN STREET.

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kig home, we | I\O those whe want a comforta. and most |

have i ersale one of the best city, | comfortable private residences in the “21 and situated in the most desirable locality built for private use, leated by hot water, good grounds and stables. Cost over $8,000 ; for sale now athalf price, asthe owner is leaving the Island. Terms, $1,000 cash ; balance in y«tarly payments.

E. H. NORTON & CO., Ancfioneers.

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The j, verpool and London and Globe

wciaance COMPANY,

ASSETS, THIRTY-NiNS MILL sen Are now Doing a GENERAL FIRE ———+0)----—-

_mehl7—6i eod WANTS. LOST, FOURD &e

T° LET.--A Dwelling House on Prince Street,

near Dorchester, containing nine rooms.

Immediate possession given.—GEORGE ALLEY. mc hid—sat wed iri

Wa Girl for general housework; one naving a knowledge of cooking pre- di—meh2l

INSURA WOE Busin ess v. the Island

ferred. Apply at this office. ~ LET,—The commodious House adjoining the subscriber’s residence. Prince Street, with large stable and coach house.—R. MeMIL- LAN. eod tf—mch2l

Liberal Policies issued

Risks taken’ at Lowest Rates. Prompt Settlements made, Apply to

HB. ©. FITSZOCAR ALD,

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OR SALE CHEAP—Aneligible Building Lot on Alley Street, naar U pper Prince St. Church and School-—-GkoRGe ALUR¥. fbi5 tu sat &wky

O LET.—Store on Queen Street, next door to _ Miller Bros. Apply to A. WHITES. mchi#—3aw tf

—- nanprenetepinteameemnetar teins im Saw pad

OST.—A pair of light brown Kid Gloves, one buiton, size &}. Finder wiil please leave ; ——— saine at this office mecht9 ———~— - '

J ge _KT.—The House lately occupied by Wil liam Mitchell, itsq, next to Dr. Teylor’s. | Auply at the} 5s 3i eod—mchi8 { ag

Charicttatown, Jan. 7. 1890

CAMPBELL’S SKREI BRAND

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Possession given immediately. Fish Market,

was YrED EMMEvIJATELY —A Nurse. Gooa| references required. Apply to Mrs, GEORGE PEAKE. tf—mchl7 | I ioemerei angie ite rege ih nghalaaliilgiiilacmtaaimti YHEAP BOARD FOR GENTLE MEN.—Good | 3 eee J jocaliiy, neat Post Ollice, Apply at EX: mis IS THE FINEST COD LIVER OIL EVER BROUGHT OUT. Cod Liver oe oT orn ee i Oil usually has such a disagreeable taste, and is to many so difficult of digestion, N ONEY.—Loans made on rea! estate. Terina! that its excellent natritive aud medicina! qualities are not experienced. The Skrei O reasonable. Appiy to F. W. lL. MOORE, |<. feae fram theaa objections, being beautitully clear, pale and bright, almst tastelese Sulicitor, London House Block is free from these objections, bellg Ve y } gut, ‘ mch!7—dy 2aw wky 3w

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and readily assimilated by children and the most delicate invalids. Sold by W. R. WATSON, Vispensing Chemist, Queen Street? Charlottetown. feb19

WANTED.—-A Girt for generai housework. Apply at this oftice. dw tf—mebi7

R SALE.—A few dozen Erown Leekor’ |

Brae TALEPMONE COMPAAT OF PRINCE EDWARD {SLARD,

Oh SALE —Two Singer Sewing Machines ior |

Shoemakers’ use, one nesriy new, Will be |

sold cheap. Apply to JonN HiGains, over R. K. | + . COMPANYS is now ready to traussiit written and verbal messages, by Telephone

Jost’s Shoe Store, Queen Square. if—-mech'7_ | PHIS COMPANY is now ready to iat Tammie LA rates ag ae “«- z ; between Charlottetosn, Hunter River, Conaty Line, Vreetown, Aeusington, summe

side and St. Eleanors, at the following rates :— . 1 2 From Station to Station,, when the distance is 5 woiles or under, for each five

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the Rev. J. V. Jost, pleasantly situated on | 10 Ce kuston Street, near School Street, containing | minutes’ conversation, or part Oe 8 Cc k gacsernstee ste eeeeeeercesernens pats seven roous besides kitchen and servani’s bed- | do do do. 5 te SD enlles, . . iirc tee eae 20 1 . > r > ; ’ . . Se room ; also stable and outhouses, connected wiih | = po do. hratdh) A Gilet) oh oe aks iar. 0

main building by covered way. For further par- | ne ; oe ticulars apply to RK. K, JOsT, Queen Square, ; Written messages, subject $0 Company’s conditions, will be sent from Station to Station 2ssages, SUD) My

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of Parnell, is in foal to Old Abdallah; Nellie

After another whole day and evening of

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Charioitetuwn. pat eod if—meni7 t . Bi cccenectn teams ee. at following rates :— r _ ee : r ’ ; 5 ; TO LET.—A Dwelling House on Hillsborough When distance does not exceed 9 miles, for twe nty words or under,,.-.e0.-++++ & Cente. Street, now occupied by Mr. Williston Browa. ‘When distance is greater tham L@miles..---.-+-+errreeeee } a ceeuks Ceheens 06 hs Were Possession yiven ise April —WiLLIAM SMITH. > ss ie Te oe . One Ceat Extra, for each ar ditional word......-«++scceress* Pee eee eee

B., by Abdallah, is in foal to Preceptor; Ne!-| debate on stumpage reduction a vote was / 10,600 Feet Whife Wood re-

lie M., by Old B 7 ie in foal to! 30 to-nigh Gove a « : a., 4 jrown Stour, is in foal to | reached at 11.30 to-night, the Government ceived siyho t Tauck y Lad, and Maud S., by Young Wal: being sust ained by 25 to 15, all the mem: | oe Si fendid Quali ye »0ms. Possession required latter part of ' — Aprii. Apply at this office. if—mechl4

| “ce, is in foal to Diamond's Young Barrister. bers being present. ai , | Will be sold Cheap tn Carpenters pnt

A discount of 20 per cent. from the above rates wili be made to leasees of instruments. Writte: messages will be delivered in ¢ harlottetown within city limits; from ail other

receiving offices within a quarter 0! a mile from said offices. Specia’: rates will be made tor delivering st greater distances.

PV ANTED. —~A House containing seven or cight > :

* Mefirath is noted for raisicg well- cal ) LET.—The Dwelling Great | 41] ionti 1 t be prepaid ock, and we wish him success. ob ‘. i sae ars, O LET.—The Dwelling House situate on Great All communications and messages mush ve Prepeie- : bo es ‘ : eg vs and Carriage Builders T George Street, at present occupied by C. B.} The Company is prepared to jease Telephone iustruments in Charlotte vown and Sum- — Macneill. Possession given Ist April. Apply to merside ; a: established rates, aud to treat with persons requiring private or toil lines.

C. B. MACNEILL. tf—meuls Bor further information apply ‘vy Pe Subeeriber, at Char lottetewn.

ae Poe eye opener— Come aon = Toronto, March 21.—10 a.m. | Case » is » r . aoentea amt , ses of new boots and shoes opened OF | WRIGHT & CO.) \yastun —A Servant. Apply to Mra. C. B, | ROR 4 NGI j rs, aa | ; ' MANAGBR. ..

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