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Tio-MORROW Remember G, H. Taylor's sale closes on Friday. - oe -

Navat.—The warship Canada left Halifax |

for He rm ida on the 20th. She will be recom missioned = MEETING. —St. George's L. O Lodge meets

to-night. Initiation, first degree. Visiting members welcome.

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Pettce Covrr.—Two countrymen Le Gallant and Lincoln Perey—were each fined $2 or 8 days for being drunk.

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Tus Puice or Sve@ar —The Moncton and Halifax retineries have announced a further slight reduction in the price of sugar,

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Norice.—To-morrow (Friday) will be the last day you can secure goods at the present low prices, at G. H. Taylor's.

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ue Gotp Yrxrtp.—During the month of Septem ber 1,197 ounces gold, Valued at $21, 560, were crushed from 1,827 tons of quartz in the Nova Scotia mines.

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for Sypney.—The schr. Rustic, witha

gergo of pressed hay, and the schr. Good In

tent, with potatoes, sailed for Sydney, C. B., }

yesterday—shipped by C. H. Schurman —_—__

Avrr's PILLs, being convenient, efficacious, sud Safe, are the best cathartic, whether on and or sea, in « ity or country For consti- pation, sick headache, indigestion, and torpid liver, they never fail. Try a box of them; they are sugar-coated.

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LHe Wroxe Way. Jeddore ‘tiould of Nappan, N. S., took hold of th muzzie of a heavily loaded gun a few nights ago, and hauled it towards him. The gun discharged and its contents were lodged in Gould's bow els, resulting fatally.

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Success in life is the result of push and

energy. If the blood is impnre aud sluggish, both body and mind lack vigor. To cleanse and vitalize the blood and impart now life to

the system, nothing e'se ich a marvelous effect as Ayer’s Sarsaparilia. eenenlineatcen

A Sap Casr.—On Tuesday morning, says the Summerside Journal, Mrs. Francis Mur phy,of this town, died of diphtheria, and next morning her daughter Winnie died, it is thouyvht of scarlet fever, while five of the six remaining children are down

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Weppine Girr.—We understand that the directors of the Driving Park have pre- sented their Secretary, Mr. A. B. Warbur- ton, with an elegant silver oyster tureen and ladle, as a token of their personal esteem, on the eve of his wedding

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Movine Tue Station.—The Journal says The present location of the Cape Traverse rai) way-station being found very unsuitable, owing to the intensely cold winds to which it is exposed, the building is to be moved up the track, to a new sitea short distance beyond the Landsdowne Hotel.

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Tae Beatrice. — The steamer Princess Beatrice, Capt. Kelley, arrived from Halifax at seven o'clock this morning, after a pleasant passage. She had a cargo of general mer chandize. ‘The passengers were Mrs. Fred. E J. Lioyd and three children, and Miss Lund: She will sail on return this afternoon.

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DisoracervL Conpuct.—The unseemly con- duct of the yourg men who engineered the charivari on Great George Street last night is being severely commented upon to-day, and the hope is expressed that the guilty ones will be punighéd as they deserve. The noise made with horns, Xc:, was particularly distressing to several aick persone living in the neighbor- hood. The charivarit is a nuisance which should be stamped out at once,

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A Beaten Scrror —A suit was tried yesterday in the County Court between R. K. Braceand Samuel Beaton and judg- ment was given for Beaton, whereupon the notorious punster of the County Court re- marked that Brace was beaten. In the next suit tried, Harris, Son & Co., vs. Samuel Beaten, judgment was given for plaintiffs, which called forth the remark that Beaton was beaten himself again. The man who makes such remarks should him- self be beaten.

insieeedien - Personal.

Mr. M. P. Lavie, representing Brock & Patterson, St. John, dealers in fancy dry goods and millinery, is in the city with a full range of samples.

Capt. Joseph Campbell and family, of Souris, left this morning for Houston, Texas, wheie they intend to reside in the future. Ueniaal Jue will be missed by a great many, We wish him success in his new home.

Albert Hensley, Esq., accompanied by his son, Lieut. C. A. Hensley, Royal Dublin Pusileers, arrived here on Tuesday evening on 4 short visit to their relatives and friends, and are staying with Judge Hensley. Lieut. Hensley is a native of Charlottetown, and ob- tained a commission in the regular service from tne Military College, Kingston, about

four years ago. His regiment is now in In- dia, and he has returned home from there on & year's leave.

Rev. W. B. King returned to Halifax to- lay

—-- @+0+e Local Notices

New patterns in Overcoatings, opening to- ay at D. A. Bruce's, —li

_Butter.—George Carter & Co. will pay highest price in cash for a few tuba of extra ‘wice Butter.—oct24

Valuable Farm.—The valuable farm, the property ef the late Joseph Leonard, will be iid by public atten a Monday, the 28th aust. This valuable freehold contains 100 scres, 70 of which are cleared and in an excel. fect state of cultivation. The balance @ well covered with a good growth of softwood. The dwelling house and out- buildings arein good condition. Those de. ‘tring & good freehold farm should not fail to sttend this sale.—oct24 d&wlin

exp} Feed !—Two tons cracked oats, also tacked oats and barley and a large quantity ot bran and shorts, for sale cheap at Geo. Varter & Co's, octl9 lw

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SHIP NEWS

, Uaiif Ax, Oct. 22—Artived schrs Kila B., Lereys Charlottetown; Belle of the B ay, Gos- at, Murray Harbor: Lovis Luby, La Pierre, ‘oatague; Samuel Ober, Bell, Pinette; Royal Charlie, Jennex, Charlottetown; Nevada, Bell, a + C. W. Ada, Morris, Montague. c—t - Eldora, ( resar, Charlottetown. PoE i> 22--Sld, sche. J. W. Geldert, Boston, I » ot. 19—Ar, schre. Onwar - Leod, New Londen: Harvest Home, Jam, oe

PELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Srectal Despatones to Tak EXamiver.

Ottawa Notes. Orrawa, Oct. 21.

Che residence of A. J. Christie, a pro- minent lawyer, was entered by burglars, last night, and a large quantity of jewelry and silverware stolen.

Mr. Bowell, Minister of Customs, re- turned to-day froin Quebec.

[wo lndian chiefs, from the Bay of ‘Juinte reserve, waited upon Minister Dewdney to-day, and presented a memo- rial, asking that the municipal system of sovernment, lately introduced on the re- erves, be abolished, and old customs re- tored. The Minister would not agree to + (he reqnest

\ lawyer and ex-aldermannamed Adams has absconded, after embezzling a large mount of money entrusted to him by his clients for investment

The Short Line.

MonrtTREAL, Oct. 23.

he Gazette intimates that the Govern- iment wil abandon the Short Line railway from Harvey to Salisburv, and that it will

msider the propriety of subsidizing the extension of the Temisecouata road. It SAys the line from Harvey to Salisbury would ot save more than twenty-five miles in distance between Montreal and Halifax, sud an expenditure of at least $2,000,000 is a rather stiff price to pay, so much go

go into short lines in the Maritime Pro- vineces, the merits cf the lemiscouata ex tension clearly exceeds those of the Harvey- Salisbury link.

The Book of Job.

Rocxrorp, Ul., Oct. 23.

Prof, E. L. Curtis, of McCormack Theo- logical Seminary, startled the orthodox ongregation of Westminster Presbyterian Church here yesterday by declaring in his ermon his belief that the Book of Job is mly a poem vvyritten by some pious Jew turing the period of his exile. He asserted hat the book was only a parable, and that fooand other persons mentioned were but reatures of poetical fancy.

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Our African Pioneers. Berry, Oct. 23.

\ cable despatch has been received ‘from ‘aptain Wissman, stating that reliable ews has been received concerning Henry M. Stanley, Emin Pascha, Sengnor Casalt ind six Englishmen. Alli are expected to arrive at Mipwapwa the latter part of No- rember. Capt. Wissman says he defeated + force of six insurgents near Soniwe and cilled seventy of them,

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Kaseball News. Brooktyn, N. Y., Oct 23, In the fourth game in the world’s cham- jionship series of baseball games to-day, brooklyn made 10 runs to New York’s 5. ““he game was called at the end of the sixth innings on account of darkness

Weather Bulletin. Toronto, Oct. 23.—10 a. m.

Moderate winds, fine weather, not much change in temperature.

DIED.

At Lot 49, on the 22d October, Mary Cum- mings, relict of the late Donald Cummings, in the 100th year of her age. May her soul rest in peace,

At Black Bush, Lot 44, on Monday, Oct 23, Mrs. John McEachen, aged 83 years. De- ezased was.the mother of the late John MecEachen, of this city.

At Winsloe Road, P. “E. I1., Oct. 7th, of tphoid fever, George Peardon, aged 28 yeasr. He died ‘‘ rejoicing in hope of the glory of God.” He leaves a wife and three children to mourn their loss. He was Superintendent af tle Methodist Sabbath School and a young man calculated to do much good had he been allowed to live.

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Crockery—R. K. Brace has just opeaed a let of English crockery. He imports direct from the maker, and by so doing can sell cheaper than any house on P. E. Island. Look oat for the sign ‘* Cheap Crockery.”

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HOTEL AXRIVALS. nore, bat IES.

Oct 28—D Schurman, T B Grady, S’side; J Nicoll, Rochester, N Y; W E Wood, Port- land, Me; A F Porter, Montreal; C Green, W A Walker, Toronto; RS Merlin, Halifax; S Prowse and wife, Murray Harbor; J S Tes. k Vv, Toronto

OSBORNE HOUSE.

Oct 13-—-Rev A McL Sinclair, Belfast; J H Maniey, Geo’town, DA Lawson, St Peter's Bay; Robert Beattie, Montreal; W Anderson, Caina Point; W RMinto,Cardigan,J D Levie, Gieucester, Mass;A Finlay, A MeGiivery, Pugwash.

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DANCING.

A JUVENILE CLASS for instruction in f Dancing will be opened at Terpsichore iiali ug SATURDAY NEXT, the 12th inst., and continue Saiurdays and Wednesdays, from 4 to 6 p. m.

Dumb Bell exercises carefully taught.

A Class for Adults will be opened on the following Tuesday, the 15th, and continue Tuesdays and Fridays, from 8 to 10 p. m.

E. BORRIS, vet7—dy 2w (m w) wky 2i

~ JOHN T. MELLISH,

Barrister, Attorney, Notary Public, &e., QHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

OFFICE—London House Building, (Davies’ Corner), Queen St.

All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended

ar Mon ea a low interest.

that a revival of the proposal is not at all | , ‘ : ' probable, and if any further subsidy is to |

EXTENSIVE SAL

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EY AUCTION,

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SKATING RINK,

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Friday, 25th Inst., AT 1l O'CLOCK, A. M.,

An Imm aie Assortment of Parlor and Bed room Sets, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Hall Racks, Chairs, etce., ete.

ALSO—Flock and Excelsior Mattrasses, +

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No reserve. Sale continned till all is sold.

GEO. M. HARRIS, w tf Auctioneer.

THE GREAT

International Viaritime

EAMIDL LUN,

TO BE HELD—

IN BOSTON

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4th November, ) vo J 4th January, 1889, 5 ( =: 1890,

—WILL BE—

The Largest Maritime Exhibition iver Held in the World.

V iTH a view to encourage a large attend-

ance, and give the people of Prince Edward Island a cheap trip to Boston and Return,

The Boston, Halifax and P, E. Island Steamship Line have concluded to issue SPECIAL RETURN

low price of

Ten Dollars Each.

These Tickets will be good on the §, 8S. **Carroll,” Capt. Brown, or the S. S. ‘* Wor- cester,” Capt. Nickerson, sailing FROM CHARLOTTETOWN, on Thursday of Each Week, at 4 o'clock, p.m., viz., 3ist October, 7th, 14th and 2lst November, and sailing on their retarn trips FROM BOS. TON, on WEDNESDAY, Gth, 13th, 20th and 27th November.

For further information apply to

CARVELL BROTHERS, Agents, Charlottetown.

R. B. Garprner, Manager, Lewis's Wharf, Boston.

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- MILLINERY.

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MSs ANNIE SAUNDERS is now work-

4 ing at her Residence on KENT

STREET, nearly opposite Dr. Johnson's,

where she is prepared todo Millinery work

of all kinds. Crape work a specialty. octl5—2w eod

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

WANs —An experienced Saleswoman for a Dry Goods Store. Address P. O, Box 165. oct24

\ ANTED IMMEDIATELY-—A good general servant—no washing.

Te LET—That desirable residence on Prince Street, at present occupied by Robert Hogg, Esq. Apply to Theo, Howe, at John Newsen’s. Oct23 2i pd. OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.—A Mare, four years old, color black, from a pasture near town. Any information regarding the same will be thankfully received by the owner, P. MoNAGHAN, Spring Park Road. oct22—dy 3i wkyli pd

WANTED.—An experienced Oook and en ex- perienced Housemaid. Wages—$10 per month to Cook and $8 to Housemaid. Apply at EXAMINER Office. septz4

WANTED.—A smart Boy to learn the Tailor ing. Apply at this office. 2i—oct22

To LET.—A Furnished House for six months or longer, on corner of Great George and Fitzroy Streets. Apply to Mrs. KLATcH. oct22—lw

WANTED,—A boy to attend a horse and cow and make himself generally useful, Apply at the City Steam Bakery, oct23 tf

a ‘NTRAVED.—From the pasture at Brighton, a fortnight ago, two Cows—one light brown and the other dark brown. Any person knowing of their whereabouts will kindly leave information with 1, J. TRAINOR, Upper Queen Street, oct22 -dy 3i

OST.—In this city, about two weeks ago, a L Silver Watch (Waltham) with chain at- tached. Finder will) be rewarded on leaving same at this oftice. pd 3i—oct2i

TO LOAN—$25,000 to loan on favorable terms,

twenty-five thousand dollars in large or smallsums. Apply to Mr, Malcolm McLeod (of Palmer & McLeod) at Bank N.S. building, Char- jottetown.—A SB octl8 lm

T° LET.—A House containing seven rooms, Appiy at Pickard’s Kakery. octié

YSTERS.—Fresh Oysters, fished every ony.

for sale by the quart, 25 cents; also for sale

by the peck or bushel.—Josian CARMODY, Dor- ents Street, Kast. pd lw—octl6

R SALE.—A _ splendid Milch Cow, just

calved. Apply to R. K. Brace, Graiton

Street. pd 3i—octi6

T° LET.—House to let on Chestnut Street, con- paining five rooms, with kitchen and pantry. a

Apply to Mas. THORNS, Spriuy Park, cou pd

Little Boys’ Overcoats, Suits and Reefers a Specialty !

cand Suits,

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WINTER CLOTHING!

| JAS. PATON & CO’S. Great Clothing iepartment is now brim full of New Reef- ers, Overcoats, Ulsters, Waterproof Coats : all first-class goods and splendid qfits. ‘This enormous stock has been bought sat tiie very lowest cash prices, and in order eto make aspeedy ciearance we have marked jour iteefers and Overcoats so low that they dare bound to sellfast. Last winter our sales for iteefers was so large we could not sup- ply all our customers; this season we have almost doubled our stock. We have all sizes. We can suit the smallest boy or the largest man on the Island. come all!

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ff our prices don't convince you that we are selling the best goods for the é; one money, we don't ask you to buy.

Great Bargains in Shiris and Drawers

PATON & GO0’S. POPULAR GLOTHING STORE.

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Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1889-—2m eod wky

ON THE BARGAIN BUSINESS,

timit the holler Yo the Beithition w hei @ USt because we promise no more than we can perform. and make our Bargains better than our Brag.

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OUR IMMENSE sTOCK OF CLOTHING IS GOING LIKE HOT CAKES!

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We will make you happy with Bargains that are at the top notch for Cheapness and Value.

We have the Largest Stock of Clothing in the Lower

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iyont be foolish enough to buy without seeing the

Wonderful Cheap Men's Stock.

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Charlottetown, Oct. 8, 1889—eod wky

f8V\HE STEAMER “WILLIAM” will sail | =

4. from Montreal for above named ports;

about Ist November, and wiil carry freight at.

reasonable rates, Apply to J. & R, McLea, Common Street,

Montreal, or here to

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| R. McMILLAN,

Charlottetown Driving Park,

FEFXHE Directors of the above Association ;

have ordered a final call of 20 per cent. | ($20 a share), to be made onthe subscribed | stock, payable on or before 30th November next.

Shareholders will please pay the amount of call to the Secretary, at the office of Warbur. | ton & Smallwood, Cameron Block, City, not | later than the above date.

A. B. WARBURTON,

Secretary. Ch’town, Oct. 22, 1889-—dy & wky tl dte

Pictures for Mission Week,

URING Mission Week persons wanting Catholic Pictures Framed in all styles,

will please give a call at the Store of the late John McEachen, Queen Street, and inspect our selections. Any Picture not on hand will | be supplied to order. Give us your patronage | and we will suit your taste or your purse,

JAS. J. O'REILLY & CO, |

oct22—dy lw LET.—A House on Graftofi- Street, opposite | the Prince of Wales College, at present oc- |

Pupil VO iteute’ Honk Pi, infeud, acts { Ch’cown, Oct. 92, 1889—tu fri why _

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Watches, Jewelry, &c.,

Zz BROS.. — a . a , * de- Montreal to Charlottetown yg and Summerside, | + 4 :

TO CONTINUE ONLY A SHORT TIME LONGER.

The large lot of Watches sold during the last fortnight are giving satisfaction and are warranted to do so in the future.

Make your purchases at once.

North Side Market Square.

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E HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THIS CELEBRATED MAKE, in Men's, Women’s and Children’s wear. ALso—An ‘}OVERSHOES and FELT GOODS.

If you want the best goods for the least money, please give us a call and

J. C. SPRAGUE,

‘examine our immense stock.

The Ambherst Makes of Boots and Shoes.

immense stock of , RUBBERS.

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