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in all kinds of

SUMMER G-OOIDS

We have placed a large line of the best quality of

ENGLISH PRINTS,

and all-wool FRENCH DELANES on our counters, at

greatly reduced prices.

Also, a beautiful line of Sun Shades, in black and light

shades.

We invite every lady to inspect these goods, as we have made such a reduction in the prices that they are bound to

go with a rush.

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JAS. PATON & Co

Scotch Store, 186 Market Square.

PATTON BROS

The Bell - and Geiluine Ualpet Men

Hosiery, Sunshades, Ribbons, Lace.

Bear in mind our Stock is fresh and new and our prices are in keeping with the times.

Curtain Poles, Win- dow Shades, Portiers Smyrna Rugs,Oil Cloths Stair Plates, Drapery

_ Pins, Brass Rods, Pol Rings. The poor man’s store. We are youn

Men working i l l

ginard far-°'a liv- - us angd we pwlll hlirpl nyou ob’ u

ood gcolbds atlow Prices.

PAT TON BROS-

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Don’t forget us when

I Gent’s Furnishings, a Large variety and the very lowest prices.

you want 3. Carpet. We are the boys that lower- ed the prices, and broke up the ring that charged big prices

PATTON BROS.

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‘See our stock before you purchase a Hat.

PATTON BROS.

136 Main St, Charlottetown, P E. Island

FIRE ! FIRE

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THE ILLUSION DISPELLED!

HE ILLUSION so fondly cherished by our citizens that, owing to our excellent water supply and eﬁicient ﬁre service, no serious conllagaration could obtain in Charlotte-

town has been dispelled, as witness the recent unfortuna'e destruction of St. John’s.' Nlld.

BE WISE, THEREFORE, and insure ycur property in the great companies ($100,-

ooo,ooo Assets) represented by

J - MAC EAOHERN.

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AGENT FOR P. E. E. ISLAND

TEIE PORTER

Four Reasons why it is the Best lleversilile Carrier ofored the Trade

list. It is the only carrier that can be adjusted to ﬁt any size track. No more fussing and planning the track to make it ﬁt thé Carrier, but you can adjust the Carrier in three minutes to ﬁt any size track, from a 2x4 to a plump 4x4. A great

Idvautalze over all others

2nd_. It is a perfect revel sible, ch!-nglng Carrier on the track. In fact. you can take one forkful to the the next to the left if you wish, by using an endless draft rope.

3rd. It is made entirely of malleable iron, and is v simple in construction. liasnos rlngstogstcutofrepair. Anyhodycanhand it.

4th. t runs on four wheels. either plain or ﬂanged, as ordered.

A180.-—-Potter’! New Railroad Stsel Track, Hay Forks, Pulleys, Bea, Olfh. Horse Hoes, Turnip Sowsrs, ac. ‘

mm idl.mﬁ0RNE 8: 00.,

Q.w“’ june 16, Corner Queen & Fitzroy Streets‘ .

Hay‘ Carrier.

Will’ work either" way from the stop_ without right and

It

. “Lodge Night" at the strawberryjestival

Local and Other Notes.

Gloaned by the lluardlan Reporters

H.M.S. Buns has returned to Halifax.

Fnssii strawberries at LoPagc’s old stand today.-_1i

HEAVY rum fell yesterday between Bradalbane and Tignish. '

Sun today's issue for train arrangements for Caledonian Day, 10th.

Every mother should see that their chil- dren get Mcl.ean’s Worm Syrup when needed

W. L. Corrox, EsQ., of the Examiner, is home from his holiday trip.

Miss Fatxuan, of Sydney, and others will sing at the Festival this evening.

McLean's Vegetable Worm Syrup is the original, safe, pleasant and effectual remedy.

We understand that the Citizen’s Band will play in the gardens next Thursday evening.

T. A. MACLEAN, Esq., will read

this evening,

Mn. G. W. SCEURMAN, who is‘ study- ing law at Halifax, arrived here last even- ing on aivisit.

TEE committee have made every ar-

rangement for visitors at the picnic to be he! at West River Wednesday.

steam yacht Peerless dropped anchor in our harbor. The Peerless is owned by the New York Yacht Club. ‘

Tun old hospital building still block- ades our principal thoroughfare,and there is no sign of its pursuing its way. How long is the nuisance to remain ‘I

Tim magistrate has decided that under the Lord's Day Act a druggist is respon- sible for the action of his clerks, and on Monday he accordingly imposed a ﬁne on Mr. Watson of $1.62 and costs.

AN alarm was sounded, nocn Monday for a small blaze on the roof of Mr. Rich- ard Passmoore’s residence, Malpequs Road. A spar the dry shingles, The blaze was extin- guished with a little water.

Sccciiss 'ro Hni.-Mr. J. W.D. Stearns, of the Commercial Advertiser, New York, is soon to start a daily newspaper in Sydney, Cape Breton. Mr. Stsarns is very wellknown inthe maritimeprovincca, having worked on papers in Nova Scotia.

hR1D lyippir houseshand stores of iflies, as t ey w’ estro t ea pearanceo eve - thing in them. The-begt for doirdyg so is Tanglcfoot Sticky Flypaper, the best and cheapest tlypaper made. To be had wholesale and retail at Dodd’s Medi- cal Hall. 3,-19;:

Tm: first case in violation of ' the new liquor law came u in the police court on Monday. A. N. go was the defend- ant. Thc witnesses said that they had purchased no liquor after hours at Mr. ~

arge’s, but had been treated. The case was dismissed.

Soars people say that when you kill one ﬂy, about ﬁfty more come to attend the funeral. We have got a ﬂy paper that will catch theiil~—fuueral procession and all. It is the cleanest paper made, gfly 5 cents for double sheet. Call and seéiit at J ohnson’s drug store. "

How News Doss TRAVEL !——&rly a fortnight ago the GUARDIAN published a London dcspatch, dated July 6th, ex- plaining the cause of Premier Robson's death. Yesterday part of the same infor- mation was in the-. Examiner's “special .1-.sp.-tches” all the way from London, It seems to us we have heard the Examiner exclaixu. "How news does travel 2”

Tue Railway Men's Christian Conven- tion will meet this year at Richmond,N ova Scotia, on Saturday August 27th, and Sunday 28th. All Railway men in the Maritime Provinces who are in sympathy with the movement are invited. Please accept this invitation. Evangelist Meikle is expected to be present. For further information address, G. H.’ McKinley, President,=B.icl_'imond, N. 8.

Mr. Giionus Murine, the eminent New York publisher, is in the city, the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr. James Forrat. Mr.Munro is accompanied by Mrs Munro and his daughter, the wife of President Schurman, of Cornell. Mrs Munro and Mrs Schurman will remain in the city for several weeks, and will be joined later on by President Sch-urman, who will spend a portion of his vacation in Halifax.-—Mail.

Tm: long looked for Brittania arrived at 9 o’clock Monday evening. The wharf was packed with an eager crowd. As sood as she was made fast three rousing cheers were given for the Brittauia and her amiable oﬂicers, and the hoarse whistle of the steamer responded in deaf- ening tones. Her time between Halifax and this port was 27.45 hours and from Hswkcsbury 7 hours. Owing to some do- lay in leaving Boston we cannot give her exact time from that port. ' Following are the oﬁicers: Captain——Asa Donne; lst oﬂicer—John J. Ivester; 2nd do—Mr. Johnson; Pilot—Mr. Hansen; Purser- Wm. P. Nickerson; Steward-John Walsb; Chief Engineer-—Mr. Piery; 2nd do—Mr. Marsh; 3rd do—,Mr. Ste- venson; 4th do——Mr. Bradley. She had, a general cargo and the fnllowin pas- sengers :—Mrs Anderson, Miss ‘ nun, Miss Mary G Duffy, Mr Duffy, Mr Burton MCF-irman, Mr William Iacey, Mrs . Whiteway, Mrs G Stewart. Miss M” Compton Miss Sadie Fraser.M_r Geo E Tucker, Mrs E‘ M Dnmphy, Miss M81’! McIa‘rinnis,Misa Annie, McMillan. ‘Miss Nellie do; Mr 3' Fisher, Mr A McFareland, Mr Currie,Mr B G Harris, Mrs Harris, Miss BE Harris, Miss Harris, _Mrs Pickard, Miss Kate Allen, Mr J F Hutchinson, Capt’ Smith, Dr Smith, Mr F A Payne, Mr G W Friend, Mrs Keenan, Mr McWilliams,Mr S Starr. Misc _McLundy, Miss Nicholson, Miss M Stewart, Mrs Bush, Miss.'Mary Bush, Miss Winnie do; Miss Kate Kelley, Miss Mary,McCormack,Mrs E Cant, Mrs MrsCJ Ross, ‘Mrs J Post, Miss M Costello, Miss Fannie McLeod, Miss J ane

Mcliinnhn, Miss Maggie Gillis, Miss Edna ﬁ

Olives, Mr D McAuley, Mr D M Scott, Mr VT McLeod, Mr'J D Gillis, Mr McGeary.- Mr S M McLeod. Miss Ida Hardy, Miss Sarah Hardy. The Britannia"

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In this city, on" the 16th Herold Ernest, infantson oiiolm A. manna. Moore. aged‘? months.

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Anour 11 o'clock Monday morning the -

k from a chimney ignited,.

- In ‘port, July 44-Barqts M J F0197.

yet. ' No trouble to sell them,'th,ey Wm J “'8

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. SOURIS NEWS. Branch 0;‘: ‘Main 3%

The B. I. Society is alrpady “ll "h°",k making extensive preparation for_ t_ ell‘ great Tea on Wednesday the 20th» 10“-

The united Sunday School of So_uri, me their friends held their maul! pt-21,11‘; on Wednesday the 13th, _at the beauti u grounds of Ewan Brae. kindly l°3“°d by the proprietors for the occasion. The day was delightfully ﬁner “"1 the large com- pany assemblcdnspenli 1% "1095 P afternoon returning tllOl‘0l18h'Y' 53”‘ in the cool of the evening.

The following have been elected as the oﬁcgm orsom-is Division, for the current quarter-:— , ~

W P—Rev John Goldsmith.

W A—Mrs Knight.

P W P——Rev J G Cameron.

' R S——Miss Leslie. '

A R 8-—-Miss D Lord.

F S-‘-Stanley Althea-

Treaa - Patgick Cantwell.

Chap——Mrs Matthew.

Con—John Cantwell.

A Con--Miss McPherson. ‘

I S-John Wood.

0 S-Lemuel Lord.

At the regular meeting held on Wed- nesday the 13th, Rev. J. G. Cameron, Rev. John Goldsmith and Mr. John Oantwell were appointed as.del’egste8 to attend, the meeting of K s Count? Temperance Alliance to be he d at Dun- das, on Tuesday July 19th, at 1.30 p. in.

Supreme Court

Moiinax, J uly_l8.

Queen vs. Henry McEwen-—For prison breaking. The Chief ‘ Justice this morn- ing sentenced him to three months’ im- prisonment with hard labor.

Queen vs. Henry McEwen——Larceny of liquor from warehouse of W. W. Clarke. Sentenced to two years in the peniten- tiary.

Queen vs. Tho: McTague-— Judgment reserved until certain points are argued before the whole court.

The Cburt set down‘ the hearing and argument for the 28th July inst... before the full Oourtto which day the Court then adjourned.

Shipping- Port of Charlottetown.’

Enter-ed— July 16- Speedwell, I_lhy- nard, Glace Bay; Send. Gsudeby _R|¢lI1-' bucto; Minnie ‘Be _:_$lacLeod, -Pinette; Tarquin, Bond ‘—' ictou; May Queen, Peters, Sydney; ‘sing Dawn, Hughes, Pictou; Samuel Ober, Wolfe, New Castle; Minnie May, Gillis, Pictou;Mary D, Mac- dougall, Cow Bay; Cardigan, Langill, Cardigan; Susan King, McPherson, Tata- magouche; Mary Louise, Godwin, Cara quot. '

Cleared-—July l6—Scud, Gaudot,Shed- disc; Minnie Bell, McLeod, Belle Creek; Head" Reaches, Terrio, Pictou; Mary B, LaVash, do; Mary Covell, Gerrard, Buc- touche; Tarquin, Boudrot, Pictou; Lily Bank. Blue, Wood Islands; Rising Dawn, Hughes, Pictou; Samuel Ober, Wolfe, New Castle; Cardigan, Lmgill, Pictcu; Speedwell. Weston, Richibucto.

,Port of Summcrside.

Ship News—0utwards: Sch Morning Light, Sutton, Richibucto, produce; Agil- ity, Ijprrior, Ch’town, lumber; Wild Brier,*C«.lstsiu, Miminigash. salt.

Inwards—Sch Morning Light, Sutton, ltichibncto, lumber: Agility,_ Porrior, Csinphellton, shingles. Sophia Stuart, Walsh, Newcastle, lumber; Wild Brier, Contain, Shediac, salt.

Exports by the N orthumberland to the U. S.—103 cases eggs, $300; 14 1101105. 312.40; 116 bbls mackerel. $1.000; 10 cases lobsters, $60. Dom——l8 cases 849; 90,bush oatl, $32. Tot!-1. $2.631-

Foreign Ports.

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Rodenheiser; Ethel Cl33‘k°i Brinwnu

dlsclag. Sl from St Jago,°_.[une 30-Brigt Ida Maui, Curry, Boston.

The receipts of molasses during the last few weeks have very heavy. Some merchants are la ' ’ in their inp- ply for next winter. t. John Sun.

Bermuda, July 7.—Stcamer Alpha, which was picked up by steamer Orinoco and towed into Cm Bay morning of June 24, was lib in the court of Vice Admiralty in bonds of £3,000 £01- salvage. . ’ Nitw black moire ribbons in all widths, also ladies’ dress caps just received at Mrs. R. Young's. The aogf her summer millincry will be cleared out at greatly reduced pr-ices.—july5 tf

Sumac sin-rs at rock bottom All wool Canadian tweed suits made to order for 819. Scotch suiting! from (14 to 316.50. 50, pieces to select from. Nobby patterns. John Maclcod & Co. J min 21 tf ‘ '

Glllrrs custom boots, the v Bros. tf i

JUST iii, boys canvass and cheap, Gulf Bros. tf ,

Our. latest 5.-.1. lot ofltrowseriuga i. the

cry best, at

am“ Show

arc going like hot cakes. Any man w§t- ' Y. 5 P“? 05-’*lIIntI lhﬂullloallandalﬁﬁ them, tlieygare plums. John & June 21 ’ - - «

Britain. discount in all kinds summer goods at-Jas Patun & Co's, as we‘ are not to carry any over. ,. ..-,. ._

Mllllllll OF CANADA, Proviziceof Prince Edward Island, Crrv or Cnannorngowx. ‘

C .

‘N THE CITY COURT. ‘before _,R_owan’ Robert Fitzgerald, Esq., the Stipen

Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown. ‘Take note that His‘I-Ionor the S'ipendiary Magistrate for the said City of Charlottetown his, by virtue of the power and auth‘~rity in 5 m tested bv the statute of the General?’ ssembly of the said Island, intituled -“An Act to consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Charlotte- tbwn " ordered and appointed that; Monday, the 25th day _of July next, be the day set

meat: or rates imposed or authorized by the (Iitv Council of the said City; and that on mch day and daily thereafter untilall such a is lave been heard, at the hour of eleven o'clock brenoon, in _the said Cltycclm, in Charlotte- town aforesaid, all such apreals will be heard‘ and ﬁnally iletermincd by n Dated this 13th gay,or3:ly,, A. D. 1892.

R_OBER!i‘oVAi¢IDERS‘l‘IN'E, _ Collector for said City.*.

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ixerosene Used to Make 3

Rhynard,’ do; Telephone. ~

‘a.m.;retnmln . 5.501: '

diary accents

return ticlie s from,Plcton ~a.t 31. includin ad

_ ma. iiouanli ' 7.

‘ teas and coal. extra quality.

TTETOWNI who isi.n.

FIRE Boo Al‘ weir

Dastarilly Work.

The fire bug is againvisiting, Ch’town. Not satisﬁed with his efforts of Sunday morning to burn our citizens out ‘of house and home, hegepeated his dastardly work on Monday morning. About 10.30 an alarm was sounded from box 212, (corner Kent and Rotchford Sta.) Although the

ﬁre was quite a distance from where the alarm was sent in, the ﬁremen had a stream of water pouring on the burning building in a very few minutes. The

owned by Mrs. Lowdcn, and used}?! M!‘- John Reid as a stable. From thence it.

and a building owned by-Wm Mn:-ray,Esq. Mrs. Reid went across‘ the streets to a. neighbor's to get the time. She had not been gone long when her daughter came running after her to tell her the place was — on ﬁre. Mr. Reid,wh3 was working on the‘ wharf at the time, noticing the smoke, left his work to see where the fire was, but was too late to save anything from the stable. — He lost two sets of new bar- ness and a number of working tools. The contents of- Mrs. Lockstt'a stable -were all burned. The horses were saved with diﬁieulty. The ﬁrs was a ﬁsrcﬁ one and the ﬁremen had some hard work be- fore they got it-under control. ‘

The ﬁrp was almost in the same apotaa that discovcredby Mrs. Cummings” Sun- day morning. Srnday evening a lamp half ﬁlled with oil was. found under the shed. Mr.‘ Reid was on the lookout all night but the incendiary did not show up. There was e very strong smell of

troyed and Mr. Murray's building pretty well ‘gutted. Some sparks ignited on

put out before they gained any headway. A better spot for a ccndagaration could not be found, as the were all

was blowing at the time, and were it not for our brave ﬁremen and excellent water system, ' no portion. of . our city would now be in ashes. —

A thorough search should be made for

the ﬁro bug. » Such characters should not enjoy-‘British freedom another hour. ' ,

New , Advertisements.‘

~ 1s'r PAGE. ' For tho_Bug3 .. . . . . . . . . .A. Haw

41's mes. , . Gathering of the Clans . . . . . . . . . . . . ..;.*..,

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ﬁre originilted in aished on King street, 0

some dry shingle roofs nearby, but were .

wood and were very dry. A strong wind W

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llottersl ll l _ How .. loop owl is Have. you seen our Laos

Delmar! They I boqhgt art meet your requirements,

spread to a’ stable owned by Mrs Lockett

How. about San i Amer-losn Sun A “

Sun-Shades no of * ' .

if you call we will show of Hot Wllttlisr‘ 60°43 + J

at the ﬁre on Monday. The shed? Mrs. Lockett’s stable were entirely - dsa- _,

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Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. MacEacheru

'T3r:.v-.r ‘:5, unlocks l

I ,_, , ' . l blood a=;v.:,i =;:‘:“.mrc.'-3. all ll’rt~ D

i purlties f;'<1='.'. 5 T-‘irnple to

the wars

, —:- CURES ~s— , DYSPEP 5 IA. BILIOUSNESS.‘

CONSTlPATlON. HEADACHE SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA.

-HEART BURN. sous s'rol~4Acl-2’ DlZ2lNE:sS. DROPSY l

l:iHl-:u/v\Ai'lsn-_._. ;-:g<:.xl DISEASES.‘

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ll . _ -0l‘ THE GLANS

HE scorrisrt a ‘rim ' . T celebration, und‘ér thiaulllgp Caledonia club of P. E. Island, will be held at the Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhl.

gluon Grounds

0N winirslli. 10th August, 1892.

Train Arrangements (standard Time.) A special '1'ra1 will-‘I Tlgnjgh‘ ' a. in Albcrton :55 ll. m.“]'3loomneld i‘i'i;m0 Leary‘ :‘39‘._aI.mm.MPort inn suminersld - —

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«-l‘;.-=-‘i."°.“".:.w:.~:.%- ‘in ~ Ve . verse , sra’.!d.J’n'nctlon 353i;’s‘3=l".E.“'.;..3°-u‘V““.. -' ""’.£.'l".°.'.‘..':'.‘.‘,'~..‘.‘.‘.':

, , at 7 In 8. will leave Charlottetown at Return Tickets at one nrsit-class lsro willbe

issu, at all Stations to Charlottetown 1; trains of Tuesday August 91);’,

the afternoon ggodto :0t.l;!£!lll clan thcnllthh . .

- 1' F870 1118 Whﬁx-1,01-wgl] on . 10th A at 7 o'clock a. m., cal me at rial. 1tday’s art; returning, leaves Charlotte. , town when tide permits _Beturn Tickets.‘

Steamer Southport will lea Sh ’ W11 -

on Wednesday. August 10th. iii olblvogk a.l‘iil calling at Wostvll and Rocky and coming; returning, will 2

town st5o'cl lz. . . Bet Shaw‘ wharfgn P In urn Tickets from

Point. 1 d Westvillg, 20 cents; .Rocky .

vﬁeients. ,

T1168 ' in Navigation Compan will 1.3;“, and from ,Pn0 D0 -Charlottetown at 02:90, mission tothe grounds. on Tues

d8!'.9tb y of August. good to return on the

not August. , , J. n..I8VIRG, - President.

Point going cave Charlotte-

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Lsnnmc , sonar pa‘ Illltoonér “Wandrlan” from New York, 530

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Blouses which ‘(we a if and they must go at a

Blouses that were 3 Blouses th -2 t were 2 Blouses that were Blouses that Blouses that were Blouses that were

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Your choice of a

rasolsfor 35 s

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.DO0RS OPEN AT Ts;Evsl~l..-.-o*m-K, rat. sills. L M. pools, stair.

, _ ‘sverseenin We 0 agrsatbargalninajcblotefclothuid odor ‘ ' the beneﬁt. _Youcan_asYefl'0m1l)to20parcsn£. at