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- WEDNESDAY,

‘OCTOBER 7.

1891.

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xin for running. Fair Helen

ind a“ second place. Time 2.464.

+ yo gwar Summary.

: iving s. Oct. 7, 1891

: . ~y Driving Park ( iy) . guriontetow™ Purse $150, divided. (ovr ate

} see, pest three in five. hee ~— st: \ Bye 41 Right (Slipp) peseeceqeece tft a: esew@eeeeee e220 LP W jnan*) .

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B otll ; (Pitas mmons) --

a (Stecle) soeete see jase Eimydem)....----+5- 4

5 42, 2.404, 2.453.

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a ynue “aie Norge? | r Time 2 wo: YEAR OLD CLASS oraes started, viz, Brazil,

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q } : only = c Mahon, Truro, N. §s.; goed 9 oad by Henry Horne, Ch’towr;

5, an

aie >. owned by B. Henderson, North ' a Chief Lock, owned by James

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good etart B covery 8 beautifully for a young ne.

Be ene trotted gamely and well. The 4 Ss.

1 he heat was

—. yoon fell behind, and t ee n te the close. Fleetwood was not agar tele iat .

ifrrn gh to save her distance.

eh e208 woond and Chief Lock a bad

a ne

a* Time? Sh,

ia Heat— ‘Lhe horses got a good s*art, nade & brave attempt to pass Harry

: a quarter, but failing broke wp and

a iat y The heat was a procession,

4 2 L, winning easily in 3.01,

_”" FREE FOR-ALL.

ses started in this race, viz. :

5 Foor b by Mr. Gammon,

(ire, own 2 - Jubn, Lady Pilot, owned by E, H. a. Stanley Bridge, Biackbird,

ft ty Fa. Oasmaron, and Lucy Derrick, py Newton e. fon lent —Lady Pilot had the pole, ganie Gcey second, Blackbird third, and Derrick fourth. The horses got away the Bith score. The heat was an excit- age, Ly Pilot broke at the atart, *pichbird captured first place, closely Be owed by Minnie Grey and Lucy Bs cick. At the half Blackbird was PS ahead and Minnie Grey second. ap best was & lively one tothe three- Bearer pole, when Minnie Grey forged A al Blackbird breaking badly. Lucy : sick captured the second place, and * ay Pilot third.

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Local and Other items.

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L—— (A, A—Rink to-night.

Waren Rates.—Have you paid them?

fie podorwear and neckwear cheap at D. A Bruce's. oct? 2i is. C ~Regular meeting postponed till ay iniay night.

TD (wars wholeaale, large profit to retail” By} ~i( fresh stock.—Reddin Bros.

sauna Orr.—Attend the clearing sale SS shoots at Goff Bros. 06 t w th

————— ee A pout supply of fancy market baskets at Carter & Co's. oct 3i eod fox fur goode, dress goods, mantles aad tiliry, go to Beer Bros. oct6 4i

= fcxets.—Tickets for the Exhibitien are “A sale at Reddin Bros. Diug Store.

4 Tue best goods made, at the lowest prices Selicy can be sold for, at Beer Bros, oct 41

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Six Hesxprep pars Pants, from 50c. to 50, will be sold awful cheap at Prowse kor. the wonderful cheap men. 3i —oct3 iicettaematen a Faxcy Goons, perfumes, pipes, cigar 4 ete., at a big discount for four (4) igs.—Reddin Bros.

Dost rorcRT te call on the Wonderful hep Men if you want childreu’s clothing, muthey have the best and cheapest in town. ot Bi

& ee le You are suffering trom a teeling of con- diet edvegs, the result of mental worry or wewak, Dr Williams’ Pink Piile will Momptly cure you. Give them atrial. Iw

Qiutto the exhibition of crockery, china wi gieware that is being offered so cheap Sake seom for more new goods.—W. P. sg Loli |. = dw—ect3

‘Wi hear that some of the C. A. A. boys | id goof work last might practicing the bigh Sap. Theathietes from the country will a jub to carry off the cup this

Nomex 20 Tay Pueiie.—To-merrow after- Wi'tisg « civie halfeholiday, the officés of

a Clerk and the Water Commissioners |

iter one o'clock. Puy your Wer tates im the forenvon.

hier Reestvep,.—A fall supply of Christie, a; ACo's celebrated Hiscuits, in Sodas, om, |, Sultana, Sugar, Butter, Milk, Boston, Wy me. Iced, Giuger, Snaps, Village, Tea, Crackers, dc, &c, at Geo Carter & Co's,

Square. oct5 lw

During the Fxhibition, visitors

a ult wot tall to see the great ex-

of men’s and boys’ evercoats,

‘Bia ieee and suse. 7

licdongid’s ct. 3 Gi. Do

- YOU want a dinner set, tea set, cham-

he glans table set, water set, toilet

“< ie If ©, now is the time to call, a8 we “hiving liberal discounts. At the cheap- ®ekery store.—W. P. Colwill.

: Oct 1 dy wky 4wks.

foun at Souris.— On Saturday night

la uaday morning, the warehouse wi tt™: McLean & Oo., at Souris, was pa ute, and some clothing and dry ton ‘aken therefrom. A boy named 7 inest ears ab ut 16 years of age, was q ficient te? theft. At the examination head eee waa given against him te him up for trial in the Supreme she his morning we understand that la ‘a charge of the constable, he made

bee and had not been recaptured at Scountas,

ant Dascacts.—A Halifax despatch : “its. R. Ronan, who lost over $700 i Stuck at the fire, has retained

lig to bring an action against the city iabie She claims that the city is ® oj] emauch as it should have seen that te Me cored in thevicinity. It isunder- tion * Morley also intends to bring an Mes Oe the city. A number of other ee likely be brought, A week or *aoye > city ordered the oil dealers to co Property outside the city imio in the meantime refused them ne Ntoland more, they previously Heed,

allowed to store it as they

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO Tus Examiner.

DEATH OF PARNELL, Heart Disease the Gauge

Ae Lonpon, Oct. 7. Charis Stewart Parnell, ¢

Irish Home Rule advocate, me ce evening of heart disease. Parnell was born at Avondale, in the County Wicklow, Ire- land, in 1846. He was a descendant of Thomas Parnell, the Irish poet, and his family have been associated with Irish Parliamentary life for upwards of a century. His great-grand-father, Sir John I arnell, was Chancellor of the Exchequer iu Grattan’s Parliament, The family came originally from Congleton, Cheshire. Mr Parnell _was educated at Cambridge Uni- versity. After a tour in America he settled on his preperty in Avondale, and was first elected to Parliament in 1875. Hia par- liamentary career snd his efforta in the a en are well known. Last year he married Mrs. O'S i

wife of Captain O'Shea. en ree

Seizure of the Otto,

An Explanation from Wash- ington.

WaskIneTon, Oct 7.

The statement contained in a despatch from Ottawa published in the papers, that the British sealer Otto had been seized by the arn nee ship Mohican on ac- count of irregularity in papers, is pro- nounced at the Navy De advanes as sien without a foundation. Reports received from the commander of the Mohican shows that the Otto was seized on August 3lst for violation ot the modus vivendi. She was taken on the Behring Sea with a full sealing outfit and 48 es! skins on board. It appears that five days before the seizure was made, Commander Cotton received an official letter from Cnamander Turner, senior British Naval Officer at Ounalaska stating that he con- ei-iered the Otta a just and lawful capture fur any vessel of war of either uations. No question srose in reference to her papers. The Otta was delivered two days after her capture to the commanding officer of H. M. S. Pheasant at Onnalaska.

Blown to F-agments.

Lonpon, Oct. 7.

A vessel to-day standing off Newburgh, Scotland, 107 miles from Aberdeen, was seen to be on fire. The flames spread rapidly, and after a time an explosion was heard and the vessel was blown to frag- ments. Among the wreckage was found @ name beard containing the word *‘Wave.” The fate of the crew is unknown, but it is feared that all hands were lost.

After the Conspirators.

Orrawa, Oct. 7.

At a cabinet meeting yesterday, the necessary authority was given to proceed with the prosecution of those who have been couspiring te defraud the Government. -

Cowan and Sunard, the Dominion arbitra- tors, have been superannuated. Their places will not be filled.

Disastrous Fire.

New Haven, Conn., Oct. 7. Afirein the east divinity hall of Yale University has damaged the building te the extent of about $10,000. About sixty theological students lost from $100 to $250 each on books, furniture and clothing.

Children te be Vaccinated.

Hauirax, Oct. 7. On account of the existence of smallpox in New Brunswick, the Board of Health has recommended the vaccination of all children in Halifax who have not hitherto been vaccinated,

Givea States Prison.

New Yorx, Oct. 7,

Robert Bell, convicted of inducing young girls to visit for immoral purposes & church of which he was assistant janitor, has been sentenced to five years in the state prison and pay « fine of $1,000.

A Centractor Shot.

” Alaurrax, Oct. 7.

Dan Dunn, a well-known Nova Scotian railway contractor, was recently shot in a melee on a railway in Michigan.

Presbyterian Synod.

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Hauirax, Ost. 7.

The Presbyterian Synod adjourned last night to meet in St. John on the first

Thursday in October, 1892.

Obituary.

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Lonpvon, Oct. 7-

| The Ri ht Hon. William Heury Swith, First Saad of the Treasury, died yesterday. He left a fortune of $10,000,000.

King Charlies Dead. SrurtoaRt, Oct. 7, King Charles, of Wurtemburg, is dead.

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———— n colds in the head are They lead to catarrh, Nasal Balm 1 Sold lw

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Tus is @ eeason whe

alarmingly prevalent. rhaps consumption and death. gives immediate relief and certain cure

by all dealers.

APOLLINARIS, “Tha Queen of Table Waters.” 16,000,000 Gallons Bottled in 1890.

REDDIN BROS.,

jy30—4m eod pd Sole Agents.

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Provincial <> Exhibition. GRAND CONCERTS

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BALLOON ASCENSION.

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING A GRAND CONCERT Main Buiiding, by monic Society,

will be given in the members of the Philhar- Admission, 25 cents,

UN THURSDAY EVENING

A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT will be given, consisting of Band and other Jnatru- mental Music. Messrs. Miller Bros. have procured for this event three of our best pro- fessional musicians to perform on their well- known excellent Musical Instruments. So as to afford a rich treat to everyone, the Direc-

tora have put the entrance fee at rate of Ten Cents. e¢ at the very low

Balloon Ascensions.

The Great Balloon Ascensions will take ee on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.

m the .t.er day « great leap from the clouds will be mace by the #ronaut.

No one should miss these Concerts, or fail to see the great Balloon Ascents.

B. ROGERS, A. B. WARBURTON, President. Secretary. oct7—2i

ON CONNOLLY’S WHARF, Monday Next, October 12th,

AT 3 O'CLOCK, P. M.

PART OF THREE CARGOES 5 INCLUDING: 7,000 feet 23-inch Hardwood Plank, 8,600 ‘* Pive Boards, ex “ Florence May,” 16,000 ‘ in), 14 and 2 inch, £0,009 ‘* Spiuce Scantling, in sizes from 2x4 te 2x10 inches, Lot Spruce Fencing, 500 Cedar Fence Posts, 4,500. “* Shingles, No. 1, clear and extra.

Sale positive to clear out the lot,

TERMS CASH, or discount added to good paper.

E. H. NORTON & CO., Auctioneers.

Horses--Wanted-- Horses,

WISH to purchase, during Fxhibition

Week, some Heavy Team Horses, weigh- ing from 1300 to 1400 lbs. ; also, some good sharp drivers. Will pay «a good price for

speed. W. & McKIE, |

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Our Stoves

—ARE THE—

BEST STOVES MADE!

VER 50 now in use in{Charlottetown. Satisfaction guaranteed. Inquire of anyone now using them.

E. H. NORTON & CO.

Fal

Sept 26. lel SAFE

THE GREAT

BLOOD PURIFIER

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BRISTOL'S ISARSAPARILLA

CURES ALL

Taints of the Blood. CERTAIN

PLEASAN T WIA VITAY

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STHAMER

HEATHER BELLE.

1891 Gast 1891

Fall Arrangement,

‘ANN AFTER FRIDAY, October 9th, the F eee “Heather Belle,” Hugh McLean, Master, will run as follows :—

Will leave Orwell Brush Wharf for Charlotte- conte every Tuesday. W ednesday and Thars- day mornings, at 7 o'clock, calling at Halli- day's Whart. :

Will Teeve Charlottetown for Halliday’s and Or-

well Brush Wharves same ee. >

‘ i at Brush Whar caene oWaodnesday night, and on Thursdéay ni urning to Charlottetown,

ts ;*. Friday. wilt Jeave 1 for Cranberry Whart

, East River, at 5 o'clock, a. m.; leav- ing Cranbery Wharf for Charlottetown at half-past seven o'clock, a. m., calling at Hickey’s proto ving Charlottetown

ae Wharves at Zo see DBs to Charlottetown same ev ; Every alternate Friday, Steamer will go to ount Arewart. easanden will leave Charlottetown for Crapaud at 830 oclock, a. m., leaving Crapaud for Charlottetown about 1 o'cleck, p. m. L. C. OWEN, Age

n for Hickey’s and Cran returning

Ch’towa, Oct. 5, 1891. at

T° LET.—A Cots containing eight rooras, a at aoe, situated on Grafton e Prince of Wales College. this house will have the ng furniture, carpets and ings, allnew, at & reason-

‘opportunity of bu

farp : . ote Aqure. Apply to J. A. NICHOLSON. ect2

LUMBER SALE,

PATTO

petitors.

Charlottetown, September 15, 1891—eod

We are the ON LY PATTONS doing a Dry Goods Business in the City.

MAKE A NOTE OF THIS!

We have only been open One Week. If our busi- ness increases at the same rate as it has during the week, we will need half a dozen Branch Stores by the time we are in business as long as some of our com- rs. KKivery dollar's worth of goods Store is bought for HARD, COLD CASH. We are ie osann | no Firm ae undersell us.

emember, our place of business is 186 QUEEN STREET, two doors below Messrs. Prowse Bros. It will pay everyone to call and see us.

PATTON BROTHERS.

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THERS.

REAL AND

GENUINE

put in the

a

PERK

on P. KE. Island. Special Lines

New Millinery! New

lowest prices in the city.

Charlottetown, September 28, 1891—dy The Great Attraction

— IR.

EXHIBITION WEEK,

THE FAMOUS

ENGLISH BELL RINGERS,

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MARKET HALL,

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Wednesday & Thursday, OCTOBER 7th AND Sth.

PROGRAMME.

1. Bells-—‘* March Militaire”....F Schubert Zither Duet—“Spring Greetings’. Noroth Bells—‘* Breezes of Night” Waltz........ . Banjo Duet—“ Flash Galop’’....Dansing Bells—Imitation of Englisn Cathedral! Bs once cxencbeudd eieses socees Shipp . Zither Solo—** Mermaid’s Songs”........ . Bellea—** Home, Sweet Home” (bar),..... . Banjo Duet—** Fun in the Cotton DAG. .cnndsncckndiceicnclesse+es Grover . Bells—Operatic Selections (arranged by J. P. Weston. 10. Zither Duet—‘‘ Campanella”..... Noroth ll. Bells - Selected. 12. Bells—‘* Good Night” (from Martha).

Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission only 25 cents. A few reserved seats will be provided by app!ication at the Diamond Bookstore, for 10 cents extra. Tickets for sale at Haszard & Moore’s, Dia- mond Bookstore, W. R. Watsoa’s, Apotie- caries’ Hall and A. 8S. Johnson's. ectd

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and Prices for Exhibition Week.

Dress Goods !

ULLY equipped with New and Cheap Goods for tue Season’s trade. which has been purchased principally for Cash in the best markets of the world, and bein satisfied with small prolits, we can assure all who trade with us the very best value to be

New Jackets !

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Grand Exhibition

NEW FALL DRY G00DS

ING & SYERNB’.

We have a large steck

New Ulsters !

An immense stock of New Woolen Goods, New Silk Goods, New Fur Goois, Dress and Mantle Trimmings; a big display of Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters; 25,000 yards Grey Cottons, 12,000 yards White Cottons, 3,000 yards Fleecy Cottons, 4,600 yards Flannels; Ch> pest Care pets and -Uil Cloths; special lines of Winter Underclothing ; Dry Goods o! all kinds at the

PERKINS & STERNS.

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LAND AT SOUPHPORT.

The Subscriber will offer at Public Auction, on the Premises at Southport,

On Thursday, 15th October, inst.,

AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,

Thirty Acres of Freehold Land, adjoining the property of Capt. John Aylward, fronting on the Hillsborough and about fifty yards from Ferry Wharf. Twenty Acres of this very desirable property are under a high state of cultivation. The balance is ready for stump- ing. If desirable, it will be sold in lots to

suit purchasers. Terms made known at sale. For further particulars enquire of Mrs. Henry Bovyer. DANIEL McLEAN, Auctioneer.

Southport, Oct. 6, 1891—dy 3i pat 3i

Imported Registered Horses.

R* instructions from Mr. George Tweedy, we will sell by Auction, on the Exhibi-

tion Grounds, On Thursday, October 8th, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, The Shire Stallion ‘‘ MIRFIELD LUCKY HARRY,” 7756. ——ALSO —-—

The Yorkshire Coaching Stallion ‘‘ PRE-

MIER, 1138. Both perfectly sound and sure Sires.

Terms and full particulars at sale. E. H. NORTON & CO.,

For St, John’s Newfoundland.

<= ae PIS ES.S. “CACOUNA,” for St John’s, New- Teka. will be due at Charlottetown on MONDAY MORNING, the 12th inst., and will carry Cattle and Sheep on deck.

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on and under deck. For Freight apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO., ect2—fijeod

Real Estate Agency.

HE subscriber, having opened a Real

Estate Agency at his Office, 1' Queen Street, gives notice that he has facilities for transacting business fer persons wishing to Sell, Buy or Lease Lands or Houses in Town

Country. wie anil A. MoNEILL, Ch’town, Sept, 15, 1891—eod tf wy 2

This Steamer has large carrying capacity bo* h’

septl8—wy 3i Auctioneers.

PURE-BREDSTOCK.

E will sell by Auction, on the Exhibition W Grounds, immediately after sale of Stock Farm Stock, the following Stock, the property of B. F. Longworth :—

2 pure-bred Shorthorn Ball Calves,

] “ ' Heifer, 3 years.

This Heifer has taken two first and one second prize at Provincial Exhibitions,

—— ALso —— Pure-bred Shorthorn Ball (registered pedi- gree), 3 years old, owned by H. W. Flaiger. —— ALSO --—

Pure-bred Jersey Heifer in calf,

‘Joseph Taylor. This Heifer {has taken first piize at the Provincial Exhibitions since a calf.

And several other well-bred Cattle.

| Terms at sale.

' E. H. NORTON « CO., | sept29—eod

wy li Auctioneers,

AUCTION. |THORVUGHBRED STOCK

BY AUCTION.

T= following Stock, from the Government Stock Farm, will be sold at Auction, et the Exhibition Grounds at Charlottetown,

On Thursday, 8th October,

AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK:

1 Mare, 9 yeara old, 1 Impo Shorthorn on (registered), ee of ™, iw, “

1 : Shorthorn Bull Calves,

Cow Calves, “ 1 Ayrehire Bull, - 1 - Cow, o 3 ? Bull Calves, 4 1 a Cow Calf, os i Fat Cow,

9 Young Pigs, 7 Pigs, i2 montha old. 10 Sheep, Leicesters and Shropshires.

@TERMS—Cash, or three months on appreved

joint notes, R. BEATR8TO, oct2—eod Auctioneer,

CIVIC HALFHOLIDAY,

i compliance with the request of the Directors of the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Association, I do hereby proclaim THURSDAY, the 8th of October, instant, from One o'clock in the Afternoon, a Public Civic Half Hol » it being the third day ef the Provincial - ture! and Industrial Exhibition,

Mayor's Office, in the City of Charlette- town, the 5th day of October, A. D. 1991.

T. H. HAVILAND, oct5 Mayor.

MONEY TO LOAN.

ARTIES desiring to borrew money on either City or Farm re in sums of from TWO to THREE HUNDRED DOL- LARS, can obtain the same on the most reasonable terms and at a low rate of interest by applying to JAMES H. REDDIN,

oct2—3m

WANTS, LOST, FOUND d&e

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i 1 grade Holstein

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3 years reference, to THRE FULL E_xorric Co, leld, No. 293, N. S. Register, owned by |

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ANTED.—A girl for general Saupe W in% small family. Apply at this | oct7—ttf | R siLK—A Hall Stove (Base Barner) in Tus

perfect order, Enquire at ffice.

R SALE.—1 Mare, 4 years old, aioe family driver: sire, Neptune Lee; grandsire on the

| dam’s side, Piying Frenchman, 834 ibs. ; eifer, 2 years old, with calf te

| Jersey ; aleo, 1 Cow, 9 years old, grade Alderney.

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| Apply to R. K. Brace. 2A—oot7 —

WANTED.—A steady, capable man, to help at the Electric Station. Apply by , with

oct7—6i OST.—-On Saturday night, 8rd inst, betwees L the 4 pe the Rocklin

a silver watch,

ed on leaving it et this office. lw

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O8T.— in thie city, a Cheque L Forty ince, endorsed aan Howatt. Finder will tably re leaving it at the Merchants’ ot P, BE,

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