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R. H. Mason, Post Orice, Charlottetown

J. Melntyre. Malpeque Road e Hilneresidiicsia

¢. ve 0 “i Z 5 noe Rene, ’ Ciry Coexcit The regular monthly

vi Co ira tres .

s \\ snd Prince St meeting of the City Cowneil will be held

DD. ¢ Street this evening

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& Gray. News Sta YE. LL. Raltlway and c - Vesseis.—Se ven vessels with coal on the trai arrived here yesterday to C. Lyons & Co. |

RJ W : am Hillab: gy | DO! ely: The Alaska from New York

- 7 > ath illaboro t a % : S : CCH ~ with hard, The Ellen May, Mary B, Mar t sd : ve and Richmone | garet Ann, Parquin, Etoil De Matin and

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THE

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | ,, tre Ray ThgJeree plate ziase pane

was broken last night, evidently with a s Speciatty.-—Beer Bros stone. The glass was not insured, It ’ 108. —Teegulat meeting | hoped a ma ty e von will Le fou ‘ . out @nd rewarded according to his works se tall, Prince Street > Licutrs Orr.—The incandescent livhite S _—. rh i n some of the churches went ont lat} : “| ever ing before the sesvices were conciude te sia We are informed that one of the boilers in I Hovrs Devotion Che Forty | the electric light station was being cleaned ‘ ins ae Se Dutote and the remaining one was pot sufficiently Ca Peed oak | a Carl powerful to carry the lights. Hence «1 . gv Ww ese an an darkness ee v er of clergy stom the other From Monrreat.—The steamer Bona- J ta arrived from Montreal this afternoun 2 ‘ Btdebolt <sBome:s shortly after two o’clock, bringing a cargo Wharf"was ion ; f general merchandize. She will leave > * ‘hock this evening for St. John’s, via Sydney, had - vith produce under deck and cattle and Stitinteatees ane sheep on deck. Mre. ©. R. Rogers will be as suse s passenger to St. John’s saint 1 : ier adtiniinn M ikiNe News.—The barkentine Erema, ‘ tinal a th ca Sali-bury, master. has been loaded with Ream ee st To’elock. Al] | 2@¥ ad oats for Sydney by Peake Bros. © requested to be present as | & CO-» and will sail in a day or two. : : ree Phe schr. Mary P., loaded with oats and t Ortar v © Lransa * ¢ es , lhe Make potatoes and carrying sheep oa deck, will sai! to-morrow for Bermuda ex New Cuvarcu.-- The Guardia lhe barkentine Brindant has been load- . st the Indiana of Le “— ei with oats for Newfoundland by Carvel) ia new church next eun,.; Bre’. and William Boy!e, and wil] also ia } rch will be f the Goth i@ave to-morrow. - f architecture, aod will seat about’ rhe brigt. Moss Glen is loading with aa ndred peonk Ic will cost about vlnite oate and horses on deck for the @ West [ncies. Carvell Bros. are the ship =---—- ers Si ‘TS Frou ScmMersipe. — ( a ene a ae Thorsday Messages. Deacon & Drammond GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. r . ; f) } ~ « th 2 r viLt he a . SI ois a leemmene Sr. Perersat Ru, Nov. 9.—The autopsy en pat 1665 em foe fy DCinecR. Letanres shows that the Czar’s death was dueto Mr. Chas. A. McNeal ar Meatin an “ine | maralysia of the heart, consequent upon same day also bent davey 200 on board tie | tzeneration of the muscles, hypertrophy x and Gee Malik Paton vt the heart and granular atrophy of the peal ibe kidneys Can War: Worxs.--The Brooktyy, Nov. 9—Complete returns P " awe I aying of the mai the vote in ngs Co. on “Greater New al, ighout the town is completed, York” show that consolidation has heen an rk is progressing well out 1 arried there by 1,543 votes, l pipes now tap tk Loxpox, Nov. 9—The Pail Mal) Gaz” | : K and @ stream of water was | ¢lte prints a despatch today saying tha ast Saturday, throwing | the Japanese forces have captured Talien a *trea ‘ juite a force, though it lias Wan. The Chinese fleet is at Wei Hai t more than half its heal Wei and the Russian fleet at Cheo Foo. Warsaw, Nov. 9.—Many Polish Cathelic s k SuipMeNts.-— A late despatch: priests, arrested for refu ing tO swear that e 2,000 head of cattle, 4.000 | allegiance to Nicholas I., have taken the horses , i 130,000 sheep have been sh }- | Oath and been released ped at Montreal this season in exvess Loxpoy, Nov. 9.--The Central News om yeu Thirty per cent of the _tOrses | saves England and other powers have urged Soo J sty ormangg ren China tofmake peace proposals directly to ed Mtatee shawi: 7 ; ain and & » A on ‘f Japan and negotiate at once fer the cessa- ae s teindtinalitoas *) Hon of the war. Japan has promised to “ ritian. receive the overtures in a benevolent spirit [was « Bap Sronnu.—--The Halifax ; Catcvtta, Nov 9.— Natives of the tri- Chr says: The schooner Chlorus,| *tary state of Nayaghurra, in the prov Peet McK ia: . ed yesterday Orr.sea, have revolted jagainst from P. i. Island, met Tacvday’s gale 23 the r ruler, the Rajah Sit El Otepeucht wd ; slifa Capt. M aan eon t & tye force of police and a company of hat saw such @ storm in 20 yenr-.| fntry has been sent to put down the Th r topmast, the oak urns disturbance ear wway f lavits, the mainaa > wa or fastenings and BORN. 938 — - In this city, on the llth inst.,to Mr. aud P e Court.—This morning, Captain Mr-. S. F. Hodgson, a son. John Hughes was convicted of a first ee lat the Canada Temperance Act, and MARRIED. fined the sum of 250 and $7.20 costs or At Wilmot Valley, Oct. 3lst, by the two months imprixonment. A. N. Larze,; Rev. Wm. MeC. Thomson, M. A.. Mr. charged with a similar offence, confessed | Charles Huestis, to Miss Rachel Stavert, and was fined $50 and $2.85 costs, which | daughter of Thomas Stavert, Esq., of WH- he paid There were two similar! mot Valley.

charges azainest George Offer, and both | = ourned until this day week

were ad

Dow’t M Camp

Upper Methodist Church, on

evenin

His enbject will be “The White City, Or a | rmy the World’s Fair.” Admission— Chis is

10 cents; gentlemen,

trip to bulies Proceeds will be Wii de everyone A rare tre

be presen

SORRY cow Ente

from See Mr ~, A. Dixow, ness. Price 25 cents a Pays; * r. Dixon was in sharlottetown . aa egy os ptm i dB yet yar sate bottle. We have all the as soon a4 possible for his new home other popular Cough We are sorry to lore him. He is @ goo Syrups and Balsams. citizen and a good business man The - New Glasgow correspondeut of the Pictou a Advoca eave “We are orry that we are son lowe Mr Disa mechan SOhnSOn & Jehnson, ior s going back to Charlott . . . y a ete || TED idee consents. ; ’ . | Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. Cry Servite Fraups.— Joseph A. Desilets the civil service serutineer recent- | Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. ty found guiley at Montreal of having re- ceived n novl2 ur } ii oe = ™ ” ” ation, was Lrought up before Judge Des- | 66 7 ’ noyers a few days ago. The Judge pointed i W e live Out that Desilets c ki be fent to prison 2 ‘ ~ for veate for the offence of which he in a most had nd guilty; but in view of the ’ li < ” fact that this wa i case of the CXUPAOrdinary age, kind g to the police court and | 3 upon the defendant’s promise that he would said Daniel Webster on a hate emgage orm ae certain occasion. This sd i Pim O prawn bs Lead by Ould | . impoxe a fine $f $60 and costs, the whole was longago. Only think amounting to Npwatds of #100 of the extraordinary} Us Midetibeietiu dk wast things which Webster had a of clerical and lay members of the not then seen, probably titra age dat Pied po gh 4 not even in his dreams. John, N. B.,on Pnesday aud Wedoesday Yet if he were now living pe tte met. Ueenee Raenaven OF eS he would unquestionably m var vica smh practical eutve- e é e jects there will be a public meeting on be up with the times. So Tuesda eveminig, pre <tded Wer by. Sir are Mark Wright & Co.. Leonard 1 llev, when tl subject of The |} : d h ! i d . Posit and Claims. of. Evangelical | and they thrive and in- Churchmen wittbe dealt with by promin- | crease because they are ent *peakers from severa lloceres On ‘“ . ” . sit dng ateniel Min a ebiees of Chaka: up to date.” Judges of Tk Miematan alll tox dituenl i: ates: tn good Furniture, come and attition to Church of England speaker, | find fault with our stock eevera ead y representatives of the c 1 ~~ Presbytcfian, Methodist and Baptiet chur- and fal prices, ches lave been invited to take part. At einen the conclusion.of this debate a. reception of the men.bers of conference will be held | MARK WRIGHT & 00., LTD by Laly Tillew at-Carleton Honse. Rev. W. Hamlyn and A. W. Daniel are amongst Who Sell at Selling Prices, those announced to take partin the pro- |

Ctedins

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Please Pay the Amount of Your Account.

the last time Rey. Mr. Campbel!

ver this lecture in Charlottetown, For colds ’ .

money from impersonators of getr | }

DIED.

At 32 Whiting St., Lynn, Maes., Nov. 10th, Eda Jane Smith, beloved wife of Craven G. Meik'e, aged 26 years.

Fai. to Atrrenp.—The Rev. G. eli will deliver a lecture in the Tuesday | ext, November | ith, at 8 o’clock

15 cents

Asthie Phe Time

for church purposes

should make a point of attending “at is in store for those who wil } 4 t on Tuesday night. tl dte

few doses of JOHN- SON’S COUGH SYRUP

Saleen 70 Lose Hiu.—The New Glas- _ é may prevent serious ill-

rprise, referring to the departure i g pe

lidates at acivil service examin-

nov 12

We would be greatly obliged by a prompt settlement of all

accounts due

ist November.

BEER BROS.

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DAILY EXAMINER . . : i : : 5 a ‘LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, | , a

=jare selling very low.

WicKAY WOOLEN COMPANY,

a RR nrg neon x=

is an Undoubted Fact

That I have the Largest Stock of

CARRIAGE FEATHERS, GOODS

Boas and Collarettes,

in all lines to be found in the Island, and my prices Boas and Collarettes, are away down for Cash. Boas and Collarettes.

3 _&. DAWSON.

7, 1894—m wt

The

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FEATHERS, FEATHERS,

teceived - yesterday, -a- large” case” of | Smottetown, Noventbe ;

; : : wn a —= se : _ = Feathers, Boas and Collarettes, in Cock | ETS e Feathers, Ostrich ‘Tipped and Colored, BLANK &

To have first choice, Ladies will be obliged.

to call early.

our stock of Blankets to clear.

W. A. WEEKS & CO. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Charlottetown, November 8, 1894—dy

. . i Charlottetown, November 8, 1894—in w f }

McKay Woolen

Company.

. : F Ice t cash and give our customers the benefit of the discount.

Now is the time to be thinking about an Ulster, Overcoat or Reefer, and as we have the —— ne of these goods in the city we are prepared to give you a goud bargain. We have all lines of Clothing in

our own ‘T'weeds as well as the imported.

‘ Bs aaa ee pee It will pay you to see our range of Underclothing, Gents’ f urnishings, Hats and Caps. We carry all prices. We can give the best satisfaction in Cloth to be had in town Onr Double and Twist Tweed is

the best thing ever offered, 4 sei : T : Highest price, Cash or Trade, always paid tor Wool.

and Grafton Streets, Charlottetown.

16 CENT OIL!

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S. B. ENMAN & CO. have just received some of the 16 cent Oil, and will sell it /to anyone who wants it. But everyone who does not ask for it can depend on getting

the BEST AMERICAN WATER WHITE at a low figure.

S B ENMAN & CO,

In the Building formerly occupied J.by D. McLeod, Queen Street!

of Queen

Corner

People of GOOD COMMON SENSE usually appreciate a good article that is honestly made, well finished and up to date. This explains the great success of

GRANBY RUBREBS.

THLY WEAR LIKE IRON.

Ch’town, Nov. 12, 1894—m w f

GALL AND BUV A GOAL HOD, “72NE.™"

2,000 barrels Beaver Flour, , 600 ~* Famous

novi2—m wif & wky

nn en C RET OTT ONE TAD WEEKS & WARREN'S oe eee / 2 \ : Y . . oOo” % 1 ; "7 . > TLOse ou V KE: . me) ae, a ee We are selling our new 40c. Coal Hods at 25¢ ee Our 50c. Coal Hods at 55 cents. 100. Winter Apples ; A) ; 500 cases Canned Goods, oOo S oes. | Our 65c. Coal Hods at 50 cents. ea ry

Our 75c. Coal Hods at 65 cents. 1. doe ine Mek Gable use).

bie Pf igo eae Our $1.50 Coal Hods at $1.20. 200 barrele Rolled Outs, We are greatly encouraged im the practice of three-' Our $1.75 Coal Hods at $1.50. sie ae great requisites for a well-run business :— Our $4.00 Coal Vases at $3.25. N. RATTENBURY “ Knowledge of Markets,” Our $6.00 Coal Vases at $5.00. nov9-—4i eod ee

| Fire Shovels at ite. Ita, Cabs Te and 40c. each. All our | Stove Pokers and Lifters in endless variety.

Fire Sets, $1.25, $2.00 and $3.25.

* Buying fur Cash,” and dc., 10¢., 12c., “ Willingness to take Small Profits.” PLEASE TRY US for a real good, easy fit.

stock is nice, new, neat and fresh.

} We guarantee the best value in town for the money. |

wo WEEKS ppors & ALL WAR RENrexp' Call and see, i

Charlottetown, October 26, 1894 -—m w t-&owky ! i ! ;

D. M. RICHARDS & CO. BOYS’ CLOTHING.

Charlottetown, November 5, 189i—mon wed sat | So : : z ee = oh | rea’ “36 We have a nice range of Boys rt OA j COAI T said Silver and couts and Jackets, also Boys’ Tweed Suits s

to fit Boys from 5 to 15, at low prices. Silver-Plated Ware.

MEN'S OYERCOATS, ON HAND AND DAILY ARRIVING: | In addition to New Goods, we have

| received ihe latest catalogues. and are now Tweed Overcoats,‘

| prepared to show patterns and take orders

Roun U an for goods of the most elaborate and chaste We! 4

all sizes and prices, Beaver Overcoats, Reefing Jackets. can fit any maa.

| designs ever manufactured. FROM ALL THE LEADING MINES.

(THESE ARE ALL MADE BY _FERST-CLASS FIRMS. Also, HARD COAL and WOOD. Leave your orders I ‘before the streets are muddy.

We would strongly recommend anyone R. McMILLAN.

| wishing for anything special to see these See our SHIRTS and DRAWKRS. N. B.—The Sydney Coal that I handle is from the Old) ,o.;

ne" BW. TAYLOR,

Cameron Block.

HARRIS & STEWAR

LONDON HOUSE.

Coals sold with the prefix “Sydney” that they are not the ine “ Sydney Coal.” ge R. McMILLAN.

P. P. Gillis’ new building, corner of Great

the Bishop’s Palace. Entrance to office on Dorchester Street

Charlottetown, October 1,51894—6m dy & wy oct) 1—tf

| Charlottetown,2 NovemberJI, 1894—ly \

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12,

We make them all hustle to keep up with us in READY-MADE CLOTHING, because we buy for’

We also have a very large line of Canadian Tweeds and Worsteds, which we.

. oe binky : Mises at North Sydney, properly known as the Sydney Mines, TO LET— house contaiding seven rooms and is the oxty Genuine Sydney Coal having a registered DR. CONROY on Lower Spring Park Koad, Ly site- trade mark as such ; and the public are cautioned against other Has removed his Office and Residence to

George and Dorchester Streets, opposite | Slides, various; cost over $330.

—— f a ‘ —-

is94.

“NEY FANCY GOODS.

English, Japanese, German, American, Canadian.

Our New Stock of HOLI- DAY GOODS is now arriv- ing daily.

HASZARD & MOORE,

BOOKSELLERS.

Newr Store.

WATCH REPAIRING isn’t a side ine with us—-we make a speciaity of it—devote | Mostof our time t» it. There are no more eXpert repairers in the city than ours, We repair and insure your watch against injury for 75c. a year.

GOODSTEIN,

| EXPERT WATCH REPAIRER. Everything so pew and nice, Every! bing so low in price. Everybody ought to eall And see our Bargains for the Fall.

At our New Shop opposite J. D. MeLeod’s. novs—3m dy & wky

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Canada (Limited),

MONTREAL.

20 per cent. Discount on balance of comm sracx.- - sionooo

A Society established with a view to | dissemnimate the taste for arts, to encourage and help artists.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the Government of Canada, the 27th February, 193,

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS Nos. 1666 and 1668 Notre Dame St., Montreal.

The hichest Gallery of Paintings in fanada, Admission Free,

j

All the Paintings are originals, mostly from the French school, the leading mod- ern school,

Eminent Artists, such as Franeais Rochegrosse, Aublet, Baron, Pezant, Petit-

| jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Saazay and « great many others, are members of this

| Society. 68 members of this Society are

| exhibitors in the Salon in Paris.

Sale of Paintings at easy terme, and

| distribution by lot every week.

| Price of tickets, 25cts.

Ask for onr Catalogues and Circulars.

aug29-—mwf tf

P. E. Island Railway,

} Onand after FRIDAY, lat June, 184, the | trains of this Railway will run dally (Sundays | excepted) as follows ;—

| Trains Outward.

Trains Inward, Read down Read up

|'PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM

| BAe BOiiccs Charlottetown....... 6D 90 | $01 61M.....Royaity Junction..... 66 8M | 350 645. ....North Wiltshire...... 5% 8M 6) OB. dts Hunter River....... 6a 8b |; 440 7 36.........Bradalbane........ 501 7 SE 7 Becccccccnc OG, cocccesce ‘Ss 73 BES F Dy cececcce PIs ccsccses 4165 71 | 62 TH... 5.008 Kensington ........499 648 | 600 815)....,. Ar Pi osesce 46 60 PM Summerside AM 140 830$....... a me 340 1105 , £, oe Miscouche. . -- 3B We Cae Perr soecshe Wellington 6a 1017 317 935 Port Hill 237 885 1. ee PEAGG 06s ccccck i46 8w 508 1047 Bloomfield. ‘1D 76% | OO BE cee Alberton.......... 1% 76 DEP SEG ssccos tae yo ee ae 1225 6x PM AM PM AN AM PM AM PM | 630 300.......Charlottetown....... 9D 5% 650 315 ....Royalty Junction.....90@ 6 56 7 OP OG ics Bedford ....... 80 68 $05 ¢06)....... r BM, te 86 46 ; Mount Stews t } | 820 410)....... Ly BR iccsdas 80 38 1 OGD GW icciscste, INT. vi ccbbtcs 74 316 Ri eg , Bester St Peter's. ... 7D 206 wl4 533 . Bear River. . - 6H 18 MDGS SU iisiteocs: UDa: + aston 6 it AM PM AM PM TEETER OTHER ET HERERO ee ER OREEE ES HEHE R Oe RO OER ECO AM PM AM PM ; 3% 5» - Ae Dee...» 2 ‘$ ' 3 D. Asiee coctill ~~ | 1000 520 .......Qeorgetown........ 70 385 4M PM AM PM eeeteeeee SPeeeeeeee ee eee Seeeeaee eeeeeeeere eee eee PM AM § 16... rocecnghe ERR. . cscsscn sachin 7b 605.. -» Cape Traverse.... ........ 6% PM AM

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Rall Moncton, N. B.

A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, i Charlottetown.

DR. HD. JOHNSON

EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street

"Aug 16,Y94—ly

Wants, Lost, Found, &€

| Advertisements under this heading charged i five centa per line.

TO LET—Two large froot rooms. Apply to | Mrs. Marrin, Prince Street, novli0—lw pd A HOUSE TO LET on Chestnut Street, oon. taining six rooms. Will be let with a stable i ifrequired. Apply to HENRY RACKHAM. novs--U

| DRESSMAKING at your homes or not. Evening Dresswear and fancy waists a spe- clalty. Good references; satisfaction guarap- teed.—MIss NICHOLSON, below Fish Market, Pownal Street. tf!—povw pnsieeontyveieatnienmeetapaenininasnenaniniiiiaeaee aan TO LET—A house containing six rooms, | Situated on King Street, near Pownal S'reet, | in good order, ‘able in the rear. Apply Mks. Lowpen, Dundas Esplanade. nov? } LOS?f—On Prince Street, between Hobbes’ | corner and Mr. Richards’ house, a black | cashmere shawi. Fiuder will please leave the same at this Office. nov? | SITU ATION—Wanted, vy a young woman, | @& permanent position as Look-tsonper or ks Adcress “ Book-keeper,” Ex- AMINER office. U~—nov6b

AT A BARGAIN.—One hundred acres of land with good dwelling h twenly acres cleared. yithin half mile #atiway tation, Kings County. Price $40. Apply to M. P- HoGan., nové dy im wk 2

OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms above the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island, at preeent occupied by Miss Chisholm as an Art Stadio, with fire-proof vault. Possession given (ot. i3th. Apply at Merchania’ Bank of P. F Island. eod ti—ser”

LOST—Last week, a wateh bracelet. Find.

6r will be rewarded on leaving same at this office. dy & wy—ootad

BOARDERS may obtain comfortable ac- commodations atthe Aberdeen House, cor- ner Of Pownal and King Streeta. Rates mod- erate. lw pd—novi

DRUG CLERK WANTED— by letter addressed “ Druggiet” Examiner 203

ated near head of Pownal street. apply P. Monaghan, Queen Street. t¥—oo

MAGIC LANTERN FOR SALE—A pair of Dissolving View Lanterns, with over 30 $50. offered at half

| price for cash. Encyclopedia Britannia, le- i fost English edition, new, atadiscouat. Al-

‘ umber of other works, new and - Rand. Apply at this office. ou