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> 2 Local and Other Items. .w ‘\ ' p 2. ‘ ed er a } re d oan ‘ t lls evenin at G \ - | 42 SI.SO boys s sat Goff Bros. are ‘ ei - Mark Twarn's S sp Book at the Diamond xstore for 25 cents _ \ GREAT variety of ladies French kid bvots selling weap at Golf Bros. ~ 0 Print Cottons and Muslins are splen i value Perkins & Sterns. = ANOTHER S ‘ summons, returnable m Frid ‘ was issued to day. . 3 \ t ibilee number of the Mon tre ‘ t Lhia } bookstore fer Ww - ‘ minations of the publi V ce With the Queen Square h inst. - : agitating the minds of George s sent is What shall we do to VY ‘ a. o i i terict Uity 4 incu is voted = | oe | works I! ubile € ei st pia nt 2 8 a lus x New Era sailed Chursday fron ‘ i ‘ i H s full cargo of 3 t wine Hon. D. Gordon. liswndlil ~ 7 Island Hospital ‘ g ‘ lested to mk in St ss 1 Lhursday,at 3 o clock p.m. - ee numberof the L Chappelle's re Wai Shi i el tials La and Childrens ri ast mer b spec sale rkins & we - g of t Pri County : s ins te will take place at Albert yn Wed uy, t 28th and 29th 7 was N. Dovutney and his staff of slists et W t to plten t ty so ‘ ure now hol ilny f ses in St Jt nn, N. Bb, - AN s artic] Literary Life in I Mose er Handy, with sket ; f leading celebrities, will be a i it Maga for July. - ‘A _ > \ (s etown iS at wh \ g length i in g stvile with ‘ 4 4 it iv i it she will sail : ~~ > t 5 page } rlif¢ num ~ . ntaininy a ( t yusiness in 5 ) i l iy A ite t. wil ved on the 28th inst ellis aiail Tue fishery flagship Acadia, Lieut. Gordon, R. N., in command, arrived in Georgetown on Monday vening, bringing the armament smmunition, ete., for the Critic, which sails t sy to guard the fisheries in Chebucto Bay. : - Re vs from all sources are unaninious ir ng tthe crops in Manitoba and th: t t s never looked better since the country was s Farmers and business men never I I ynfident of good crops than they do > pt 5 sicieasitieininaes [ue fifth competition and the finishing of the third competition for Dr. Jenkins’ silver nedal, were held on the Montague Range on Saturday, the Llth inst. Gunner Wm. Mur-
phy and Lieut. E. Stewart were the respective
winners. The sixth and final competition will be held onthe Georgetown Range on Saturday, the 18th inst. ein Tae Horse Breedersays: ‘* While in Chicago
recently we could not help but notice the vast improvement that has been made in the past few years in the heavy draft teams. We also
noticed that fully nine-tenths of the heavy
teams were grade Percherons. Some of the
best horses on the street cars and express
wagons are grade Percherons light weights,
that weigh about 1,200 to 1,300 pounds each. >
Tae steamer! Bonavista, ( ipt. Anderson,
last with a
ed from Montreal including 500 bris flour, and
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e passenger She sailed for St. John S, Nild., at one o'clock this morning with a argo consisting of | 47 bags potatoes, shipped by Mr. Wheat! 163 bags potatoes, and 35 leather, by Wm. Boyle, and | horse by
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Tue kb ut u Rav sa new publica-
tion devote Ll to advanced methods of education nd gener al culture It is published at St. hn. Principal Anderson is editor for Prince Edward Is and, A. H Ma K LV, B. &.. B. Bes it for Nova Scotia an iG. N.. i Ly, - 2a for New Brunswick. It is needless Educational Review will be the attentive perus ul of our interested in the
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Say Liat THe
rising
- a At the Lyceum to-night, one of the greatest American plays, ** Lhe VDanites,”’ will be pro
augpices of the Oddfellows. mainly been chosen from
iuce i under the
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terest and well deve iope l. the di :logue inte r- tie play is strong and attend to-night will
enjoyable evening.
sale of seats. Full yvrass band in addition to string orchestra, scenery, prop rties and original costumes,
i Imission, 25c.
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pass very
pie ising’ loubtless
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Mr. Henpert E. Hexverson left this morn- ing to take charge of the Anglo-American Tn 2 . . 3 . 1 * m Telegraph Office at Sackville, N. B. Mr.
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PELEGRAPUIOD XEWS,
[Serotat Desparcuys To Tax Examiner.)
DOMINION PARLIAMEE:,
SUPPLEMENTARY &STIMATES,
Improved Railways and Canals
($20,000 for Northern Light.
Orrawa, June 14,
The supplementary estimates for the year L887 laid on the table to-day. The total amount estimated for is $1,956,- 920, of which $583,946 is chargeable to capital account, and is principally divided between the Intercolenial Railway and
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Halifax. Under the head harbors and the sum of $20,000 is asked for re- the Northern Light. The Minister
of Finance moved the House into committee of ways and means, and read a statement f the changes which had been made in the
rivers
mif since the changes were introduced
into the House Moncton News Moncron,June 14,
The whole of the Peters Combination 7 + . Lock Co's assets, including real estate ma- chinery, plant, etc., was sold to-day by auction to Mr. D. A. Duffy for $8,000.
David Oulton, brakeman on a special, had s harrow escape from death on Saturday at Charlo Station. He fell from the back of
The driver his cries and stopped the engine. Oulton crawled out in a terribly bruised condition. It is expected he will recover.
the tender under the wheels.
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Terrible Maiistorm.
PHILLAPOPOLIS, June 14. Hailstones weighing over a pound each recently fell in the district Aiten and In Eastern Roumelia the hail
of Camibast. In destroyed the harvests, killed many labor- ers and cattle and pierced the roofs of houses like bullets.
The Barrel Hero Again.
NiaGaRA Fa.ts, June 14.
C. D. Graham, the barrel hero of the Niagara Whirlpool Rapids, will to-morrow hoot the rapids. He will be outside the
barrel this time strapped at his hands and feet.
Agrarian Murder.
DusLin, June 14.
A farm servant named Hinley was shot und killed Jast night by moonlighters, near fralee, County Kerry. Eleven bullets pi rced the b dy.
Weather Bulletin. Toronto, June 15 —10 a.m. moderately
Light to moderate winds, fine warm weather. ee ee
Tre Concert given by the pupils of the Halifax Institution for the Blind, at Mason Hall last evening, was the best ever given by thei The various pieces sung showed how
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for
skillfully the pupils are trained, and whatf
high degree of perfection in the study and execution the ‘‘ Divine Art” they are capable of reaching. Although the audience was large and appreciative, still the state of the weather must. have deterred many from attending. The wish was generally expressed for a repetition of the Concert, so that those who missed the rich treat afforded last night may have an opportunity of enjoying it. We heartily congratulate Mr. Fraser, the Superin- tendent, on the success and proficiency of his pup while the Managers of the Institution are gratulated for placing over the inmates an accomplished gentleman, who evi- dently spares no pains in developing the various talents of those committed to his harge, and fitting them to occupy places in life beneficial to themselves and creditable tu the Institution.—Halifax Herald. Mr. Fraser and his pupils will arrive to-night, give their Concert in Souris to-morrow, and in Charlottetown on Friday.
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to be con
eeebelicaliespen “7 pon’r want relief, but cure,” is the ex- clamation of thousands suffering from catarrh. To all such we say : Catarrh can be cured by Dr. Sage’s catarrh remedy. It has been done in thousands of cases; why not in yours? Your danger in delay. Enclose a stamp to World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Butfalo, N. Y., for pamphlet on this disease. saw
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Tne Montreal Witness Jubilee edition, well printed on good paper, is to hand, price 10 cents, and with the great Jubilee picture, 50 cents, also a cheaper edition; printed on ordi- nary paper, for tive cents. The number con- tains 12 large pages, with over 100 portraits and other illustrations, There is a history of Her Majesty's reign; sketches of Canadian statesmen ; a fully illustrated history of the Royal Arms, and other interesting articles ; forming a work of reference with regard te the history of our timesin Great Britain and Canada. For sale by all newsdealers.
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Asproap.— Says the Boston Provincialist : Hon. P. J. McGuire, publisher of The Republic, and a terdiag Demo- cratic politician of Boston, is a P. E. Islander, and worked for fifteen years in a Charlotte- town printing office. : John H. McCormack, a young man of much ability as an artist, and a native of Georgetown, P. E.
ISLANDERS
I., residing in Gloucester, is ex-President of | i the Gloucester Common Council,
and while
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faction of his constitutents. Tue Halifax Garrison club defeated the
Henderson for the last five years has been| Wanderers in @ match game of cricket on
an assistant in the Charlottetown Office,
attention to business and courteous manner,
and | Saturday. : during that time by his close and prompt first innings against 100 for tht former. The |
Wanderers made 50 runs in their
Wanderers went in for their second innings but
has made many friends who, while regretting | had scored only 18 rans for 6 wickets when
Mr. Henderson’s departure, cannot but feel | time was called. . We wish our | feated the Wanderers in Halifax on Monday.
pleased with his promot:on.
young friend every success, and congratulate | Score : Sackville on having obtained such an efficient | 60. and obliging official as Mr. Henderson is sure | 31.
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to Mr. Harry Roberts, who at one time was employed in the Summerside office, but
lately of Sackville, suvueds Mr. Hentierson and elegant supply of plated ward hturbs articl
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The St. John cricketers de-
Wanderers, first innings 47; St John, Second innings. Wanders, 39; St John, Total, St John, 91; Wanderers 86.
FE. W. Tayior has received to-day a large ayd faney fund 15 tf
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THE PEOPLE SAY That it is time further action
| Were taken im the matter of macadaimizing
Queen Street
Vhat the traflic appears to be almost
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all on one side of said street. | -That the side so much used will be worn out long betore the other.
That people should make a note of this and govern themselves accordingly. ~-That the concert in aid of Queen Square should be well patronized. That the object of said concert is a good one. That the Oddfellows should contribute
squares. — That it is time one of our three or four
squares. -That acricket match on the 21st would
be in order.
—That the Park Club move in the matter.
—That the Abegweit Football Club might also move in the matter of a match with one of the Pictou Clubs
should at once
arranging both matches.
—That no move has yet been made by our horsemen with reference to a meeting at Upton.
—That somé of our horsemen are as slow as their trotters.
That the Jubilee fares are at last ad- vertised.
That they will be found in another coiumn,
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Cricket.
A meeting of the Park Cricket Club was held last evening in the lower parlor of the Y. M. C. A.
F. W. L. Moore was elected Chairman of the meeting, and L. C. DesBrisay, Secretary. |
After a few remarks the following officers | were appointed for the coming year :
Patron—Hon. Judge Young. President—Louis H. Davies, Esq., M. P.
Sec. -Treasurer— Louis C. DesBrisay. lr. A. LePage, George E Robinson and F. W. L. Moore were appointed 4 committee of
management.
t was resolved that the general subscription fee be $1.
lt was also resolved that Monday and Wednesday be looked on as play days, and in case of either of these days being wet, Thurs- day and Saturday as match days.
DIED.
At the genera] hospita!, Boston, Mass., on Wed- nesday, the 8th June, James Meikle, Milton, aged fifty years. He bore his great affliction for many years without murmur and in patient submission to the Divine Will.
At Tynemeunt, Alberton, on Isabel, wife of James Harry years.
the 9th Hunter,
inst., aged 27
In St. John, N. B., June 13, of congestion of the lungs, Julia. beloved wife of the late John Suvulli- van, in the 45th year of heraze. leaving five sons and two daughters to mourn their sad loss.
THE LYCEUM.
The Greatest oF ALL AMERICAN DRAMAS in five acts—
“THE DANITES”
“THE DANITES”
‘‘THE DANITES” ‘‘THE DANITES” “THE DANITES” “THE DANITES” “THE DANITES “THE DANITES” “THE DANITES”
‘“‘THE DANITES”
‘THE DANITES”
“THE DANITES”
will be produced under the Aus- pices of the Odd Fellows of this city, with the popular and accom- plished young actress,
MISS AGNES CODY,
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supported by a STRONG COMPANY, com- | posed of Odd Fellows and PROMINENT LADIES of the city.
The Orchestra will discourse elegant music, written expressly for the Danites.
Curtain rises at 8; carriages may be called at 10.45.
Admission 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents; on sale at all Drug Stores; alse at T. L. Chappelle’s, C. P. Fletcher's, Beer Bros., Norton & Fennell’s and by members.
June 10th, 1887.
SCHOONER _
Elmer E. Hawes BY AUCTION, FRIDAY. June 17th,
at 12 o'clock, noon, on QUEEN’S WHARF. THE fast sailing, American built Schooner
clmer E. Hawes, 39 tons register, with Sails (nseariy new), Anchors, 40 fathoms Chuin, 160 fathoms Manilla Cable, 2 Dories, &c., &c., com- plete and ready for sea.
Sale Positive. No Reserve. delivery.
Terms Cash on
A. McNELLL, Auctionéer, June 13, 1887.
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2 Cents per Ounce,
the ‘‘ Danite”’ surplus to beautifying the
bands of music was secured to play on the |
—That there should be no difticulty in}
Charlottetown
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ODN Household Furniture’
AM instructed by the Rev. Charles O'Meara to | sell by auction at my Salesroom, i
Friday, June 17, at 2 o’clock,
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room Sets, Ash apd Walnut, 1 Bed Lounge, 3} NUMCYOUS
| Flock Mattrasses, Dining Room Chairs,icxtension ' Table aud sideboard, Hall Chairs, Table and Hat ! Stand, 5 Carpets, in Brussels, Tapestry and Woo). | Rugs, Mats, Ottomans, 1 Walnut Writing Desk, 1 | Dinner Set, 1 China Set, and a general lot of | | Crockery, Glasswure, etc. G. M. HARRIS.
| May 31. eod til) sale Auctioneer.
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June 13th—3i
‘lle Club.
HE Annual Meeting of the Club will take
place on THURSDAY, the l6:h inst, at & o’clock p. m, in the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court Room, for presentation of prizes and elec- tion of officers.
S. GREY, sec.-Treas,
June 13—4i
Valuable Freehold Property
For Sale by Auction.
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THE Property, Dwelling House and other Out- buildiegs, owned by Mr. Thomas Smith. and situated op the corner of Prince and Water Streets, will be sold by Auction, on TILURSDAY, the 23rd dayof June next, at the hour of 11 o'clock, a. m. For further particulars apply to the subscriber, on the premises. THOMAS SMITH, or A. H. B,. MACGOW AN, Auctioneer. Ch town, May 27, 1887—e04 tl sale
Manufactured by Bell & Higgins, St. Join, N. B.
D. OM REDDIN,Agent for Charlottetown.
Ch’town, May 31, law 3m.
SALE
Ae Two Thoroughbred Jersey Bull Calves, sired by the St. Lambert bull Bells’ Powis. Ap- ply to
June 6—mon wed fri
1887 MIDSUMMER TRIP 1887
WM. OWEN, City.
The well-known Clipper Barque
“CHORGE PEAKE,”
550 Tons Register, MacMAHON, Commander,
WILL SAIL FROM Liverpool for Chariotietown,
About the lst July, Next.
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Intending Shippers will please lforward their orders in time,
For Freight or Passage apply in Londen to JOHN PITCAIRN & SOoONs, 16 Great Winchester Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to PrrcarRN BroTu- ERS, 51 South John Street; or here to the owners.
PEAKE BROS. & Cd.
Charlottetown, June 7, 1887—eod t] date
WANTED |
100 good Railway Men, to work on the Lake
Megantié Railway; work for one year. Laborers, earth and jedge, $1.50 @ day; earth foremen, $145 to $5)a month; rock foremen, $75a month, Board, $3.50 a week
Fare from Bangor to works, $2.50. Apply NEAL CURRIE, 64 Exchange Street, Bangor, Mz
June 3 lmo
WANTS, LOST, FOUND de.
T? LE1.—A house on Water Sireet, opposite ~ Railway Station, in good repair. Apply at EXAMINER OFFICE. june 15 tf
T° LET.—A house on Pownal Street containing 9rooms and shop. Apply to owner «n the
premises—MICHAEL TRAINOR. june 15 4i
T° LET—The store lately occupied by A. E. Yuili; immediate possession. Apply to M.
Ster'enson, Queen Street. anel4 tf
WANTED—At once, a good smart Girl for gen eral housework. Apply to Mrs. M. Steven-
son, Kichmond Snreet. juneté tf
FOUND—On Queen Street, near Market. on or about May 20th,a sum of money which the owner can have by applying at J. Knight & Sons,
—junel4 W
ANTED—A Cook at the Lorne Hotel. Apply at once at the Rankin House. junl3 61
ANTE) BOARDER*—In a private family.
2k Oz., 5 Oz., 10 Oz. PACKETS.
In Purity & Quality Unsurpassed: | June If ts37, bs
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pleasantly situated, aboutten minutes waik from Post Officef one or two Boarders cen be
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gr \umda 3 married coupig or gente
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cet -ealn ableton an hearse
W. W. We LLNER
AVING enlarged and refitted his store, can now display his large stock of goods to better advantage, and enable his customers to select the goods they require with more
satislaction than formerly.
ilis stock of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-plated Ware, Lusters, Vases, | Card Cases, Spectacles, &¢.,
have all been personally selected, in the best markets, affording all customers a chance to buy first-class goods, at a Reasonable
Price. Ch’town, June 1, 1887.—law 3wks wky june 10
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boys’ Worsted Suits. Boys Tweed Suits. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits.
Boys Summer Suits,
CLOTHING FOR MEN.
Black Worsted Suits. All-wool Tweed Suits. i Summer Suits,
Black Alpaca Coats.
Russia Crash Coats and Vests. Brown Holland Coats,
TE TS Keene
This is the Finest Lot of Clothing we have ever shown, aud marked at very Low Prices for (ash
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Ch'tewn, Muy 33, 1887.—wky
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1} D. A. BRUCE INTENDS MOVING INTO | eek TR EF BB iti IW SES | t
IN A FEW MONTHS, AND OFFERS HIS CVV ek& NSH STOCK eccciee HE ied
CLOTHS, HATS, WHITE AND COLORED SminTS,
hens Satie
ao Fer Cent Discount, \ Ie itT’S TRUE we
Ch’town, May 21, 1887—eod & wky
A. v =D | CITY HARDWARE STORE:
Disston’s Saws, Buggy Tops, Nails, Locks, Paper, Glass, tron, and General Hardware,
PRICES LOW. NoRTON & FENNELL,
mae D5 CITY HARDWARE STURE, QUEEN STREBT,