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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. THE GOVERNOK-GENERAL'S VISIT.
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F. L. Haszard, Esq., Chairman of the Reception Committee, wrote the Governor- General’s Secretary, asking if it was His Excellency’s intention to come here via the Navigation Company’s steamer, in- forming him that i¢ so the Northumber- for the occasion. fol-
To this letter the
lowing telegraphic reply was received to-
day :
Hanirax, N.S., Aug. 3, 1894.
F. L. Haszanv,—
The Governor-General thanks “ydn “for your courteous letter of 3h&¢ Jntv. His Excellency had expected to cross from Pictou to Charlettetown on the 9th, but Admiral Sir Jéhpatfopkins diaying pro-
po-ed that His “Exceflenty should sail |
and home-made goods.
there on the Blake, the original arrange- ments will be altered and His Excellency will return via Pictou on Monday, 13th. ‘ Goveanor-Generat’s Secrerary. - oe “THE INSIDE TRACK,”
Tuere wat wm fairly large audience at | the Opera House last evening to see Harry |
and see our Straw Hats before buying.
ow and the players supporting him in the
scenic melodrama, “ The Inside Track.” The play was well put on, and [the acting thronghout was very yool
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‘ a Regular meeting this even-
wie AL_ore ¢ a o
Porwr Cor One dog-tax case con- stituted the docket this forenoon
on tee
Dox? Mrss the B. 1. S. Pienic on Mon ia\ xt rHE pier c of the season
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Tue Crrizeys’ Bayp rendered a splendid pre : | & Capita manner in the yak + last evening
issaxy Horse Bowness’ Fairy, Con- ’ Harry C.. anl Thorne’s Lady Hilda are i for the races at Mone-
) the Sth ani. 9th <—
Nava H.M 8S. Partridge arrived here yeeterday afternoon, and will remain until Phorada The Blake, Canada, Magici
i irmaiine and Tartar, ar expected here in a few days : -
Cricier Maren.—A ericket match has been arranged for to-morrow afternoon be- tween a team from H. M.S. Partridge and tiie ;heenix Cricket Ciub The yaine w begin at 1.39, sharp
I - A Preasant Arrata.—Captain Tooker |
and the officers of the Guinare entertained a number of ladies and gentlemen at a private p The atfair was most enjoyable throughout
nre V esterday
- - xe Cour Staxes.—The Maritime colt Stakes races, to be trotted at Amherst on Aug. 22, 23 and 24, promise to be mest in- teresting There will be ten races in and che parses amount to $2,170
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Comixe Tuts Way.--Prof. Robertson, the Dominion dairy commissioner, and F. T. Shott, experimental farm chemist, Lave left Ottawa for the maritime provinces to atrend the series of agricultural picnics
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Paow Hatirax,—The steamer Fastnet arrive! from Halifax at five o’clock this morning, with a general cargo and Mrs Clarke and Mrs. Campbell as passengers. She left for Summerside at eleven o’clock, and will return early tomorrow morning, and leave for Halifax at four in the after- heen
- Govervor-Geverat’s Visiy.—The news that the Governor-General will ar- rive here on Friday morning is not correct His Excellency and Lady Aberdeen wl! arrive here on Thursday evening on H. M s Blake The reception as programme as publishedinTuz Examiner several dave egow will be carried ont.
Pus
ones
Aw Eseetwent Suir brought by Mr PS. Brown against James Callaghan as tendnt, was heard yesterday before J. T. Mellish ard B. O'Callaghan, J. Pe. A good many witnesses were examined. Mr. J. J. Johnston appeared as counsel for tie plaintiff, and Mr. J.H. Good for the de- fendant
dectaion — oe
Sr. Jawes’ Suxpay Scnoo. Pienie at Suffolk vesterday was a grand succes. The attendance was large, and the ladies in charge of the tables had a busy time of it. The scholars enjoyed themselves with |
all the games usual on -uch occa-ions. The train returned to the city about &
o'clock, and all were well satisfied with their dav’s outing. . - — Tue Nexr Arrracriox.—Don’t forget
that the Eden-Fortana Company will give verformances at the Opera Houze on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. The programme is varied and exceedingly in- teresting. The Georgia Worder is truly awonder. Bishop was considered the greatest mind reader the world ever knew (to and see his successor, Prof. Fontana. Positively no exbjects used except those selected by the audience. Tiilentpnadion
Wuo 1s Soe ?—A woman overthe med- ium age applied to several parties in the eity for aid yesterday. She said she had come to the city from Charlottetown, to reside with her son, whoworked at Cun- ard’s. On her arrival here, she learned that her son was not in Cunard’s employ, | and she could not find him anywhere. | Being without funds she was compelled | to bez. She was iryingto raise enough money to take her to Amherst, where ehe | said she had friends—Halifax Chronicle.
a celaelans
Bustyess Rrsamc.—Yesterday afternoon & summons was served on William Heartz fur se'ling intoxicants on the street, con- trary to the provisions of the Canada Tem perance Act. The summons is returnable on Monday.
This afternoon summonses for violating the Canada Temperance Act were also served on Angus Macdonald, Lower Queen Street, and Thomas Flynn, steward of the Charlottetown Club. Macdonakl’s sum- mons is returnable on Monday and Flynn's on Wedneaday.
— "enn Caan ver ai nonin xOSTON TO HARLOTTETOWN weariy | every stateroom berth on the steamer |
Florida has been booked for the next | three weeks from Boston to Charlottetown | and Hawkesbury. Vety soon the tide of | travel will turn westward, +o
those who want to be sure of accommoda j vuld write the agents at Charlotte- | tuwn to reserve accommodation. The season so far is pronounced by the agents wy of the business, |
begin to
tions sh
the iargeat in the hist
and all the stateroom berths on the Florida | Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.
sailing from Boston are said to be en- | gaged for three weeks to come sascha
Excerstonists ror CHaARLOTTETOWN.— Next week will probably be one of the liveliest in the histery of Charlottetown.
The attractions already advertised are to | be supplemented by the arrival of some eighty er ninety excursionista in the | Pleamer Orin co of the New York and West India Line. Mesers. Carvell Bro-.,
the agents here, are advised that the party left New York on let inet., and will probably arrive here onthe 9th or 10th
the
| lottetown on Saturday evening,
Mies Flint showed her versatility by giving a capital repre-entation of “Jerry Twad- ile,” a rag and bone boy, and she was well supported by Mra, Mathe’, who took the part of “ Kittie,” the wife of “ Jem Dob- son,” a cockney thief, wnich latter charac- ter was cleverly taken by Harry Lindley. Mr. Chapman added to his popularity by his excellent impersonation of “ Harry Dienby,” and the rest of the characters in the cast were well maintained. To-night “* Tie Castaways,” a nautical drama writ- ten by Harry‘Liudley, will be put upon the boards. The object of the play is to call attention to the evils of sending rotten hulks to sea in order to obtain the insur- ance, Special scenery has been prepared, and “ The Castaways” will be made as realistic as possible. the part of the heroic sailor, and Mr. Lind- ley impersonates a lanl Inbber. company close their engagement in Char- when “The Wages of Sin ” will be presente.
PERSONAL.
Reyistered at the Eureka Hotel this morning: F Gallant, Tignish; H Lane, ss Fastnet, Halifax; L Wilson, Newfound- land; James Furlong, Boston; 8 G Hubert, Boston; C Cameron, New York.
The guests at the Queen Hotel include:
,C B Rogers, Boston; W W Leah and wife,
| do; Geo LePage and wife, Toronto; Grace
The Magistrates reserved their | | morning by Pictou boat, ealling at Hali-
| home with
tricky wind : Pts. NE I ies iwseiscatvone snccpeese ska coe Ce TER FOR co cicccccescccctce . 85 PE UP MNOU Ns 6s nce crecadih = + posscapobenenoael PRD MONO ocsdcd abelaccd, « « Sdscedece 7. Oe ee i iidccnccs cotcecenscimnnen secens 81 i cs uc dauisblenn saksceens scien 72 Sidi ti husky chanson honk 71 Gunor Sims...... ee .69 ci occa paaseess ae Se IT i ba circa cander dcccedaciens 66 IE ss crctcsntecace sos on sectee esse
| saparilla.
| infantum, A. Lorne, beloved and only son
Johnson's Cream of Roses,
Bear in Mind
+ to be hoped that these people will be |
hospitably received and entertained during their stay ; is Goop Worps FoR CANADA —Hon. Nicholas Fitzgerald, delegate from Vic- toria to the Ottawa Conference, arrived at London a few days ago on his way home. interview Mr. Fitzgerald expressed the opinion that the Intercolonial confer- ence had accomplished a great work. Even if its recommendations are not immediate ly carried out they will future. Canada’s rapid development, her sentiment and the benefit the Dominion, he much to engender
In aa
rong national of federat:on have
under
think, done
hear fruit in the |
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in Canadiana a feeling of pride im their |
their country and faith in its future as a}
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We have made arrangements with a prominent Portrait Company that any of our customers goods from us shall receive, free, a life-sized CRAOTINT, copied from any photograph they wish. works of merit, and are guaranteed to be satisfactory. A beautiful frame is supplied with each picture, for which a In offering these Cractints to our customers on those conditions, we feel satisfied we are doing that which will please them very much.
BEER BROS.
Tae Wearwer.—Moderate to fresh winds, mostly easterly to scutherly ; unsettled
charge of $3.50 is made.
weather; showers and thumder storms,
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But it Does Not Matter so long as we get a good thing for our customers.
Pa'mer, Mass; J C Burns and wife. Wor- cester, Mass; Richard Brown, Boston; Geo
P Tabeka, New York; Miss MC Tabeka,
Eden, C E Fontana and w:fe, Chas Kelly, Eden-Fontana Company.
John A. Munro, of Waco, Texas, who has been visiting the Province for the last six weeks, left for his home yesterday
fax to see a sister who resid@s there. Dur- ing his visit to the Island he made h’s his brother, Angus Munro, Charlottetown, also visiting his mother at Darlington and calling at Hunter River,
Wc
land would be placed on the Pictou route |
Mr. Chapman takes |
The |
50 McIntosh Coats, worth S$82.30,'
New London and several other places, to see near relatives and friends. Mr. Munro is one of Maco’s most enterprising citi- zens,
om +
Tue Rirte.—No. 2 Co. dis]! to-night. Some good scores were made at the reratch match yesterday, in spite of the
Scrofula humors and all diseases caused or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system, are cured by Hood’s Sar-
DIED On Gerald Street, this city, of cholera
of Neil and Annie months and 7 days.
McQuarrie, aged 2
AFTER SHAVING,
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if you want to have your face as soft and smooth a+ a fine kid glove. PRICE 25 CENTS.
(This ad. is for men on'y.)
Johnson & Johnson,
THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.
Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.
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These Facts ! PRICE! QUANTITY! QUALITY !
You find all three combined in our stock of Factory-made Furniture.
Mind your P’s and Q’s when about to buy Furniture.
MARK WRIGHT & CO, LTD,,
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
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purchasing $10 worth of
These pictures are
Worsted Suits for Me
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leather ; nothing imported can compete..with#them.
We handle everything in the Clothing Ime. Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported : trade, because: we carry the largest stock of the best and cheapest goods’ in the city, If you are in need of Cloth you will do well to call on ys, We carry a full line of Imported Cloths, ineluding-Worsteds, Serges and Pantings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds ‘imported direct from the mills, besides: our own manufactured Tweeds. have a large.stock of HATS on-hand which we are selling at a very small advance on cost. Come Anew line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS just in.
\cmember, we have removed to J.°D, MeLeod's Corner, and we are not connected with any other store y. ‘Phis is the only place we do -business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for Wool, cash or trade, and sell goods cheaper for-cash than anywhere else in the city:
We
in the city.
We are the centre of the Clothin
KAY WOOLEN CONPANY.
Our stock of Readymade Clothing is:now complete, and we are prepared to decorate and brighten up the outer man cheaper thim it can be done anywhere in the city. Come and see our $3 Serge
Examine our Home -Manufactured Tweed Suits, good heavy goods; will wear like
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1894.
Suits and $5
JOB LINES.
TO-DAY WE
which will he «
15 dozen Umbrellas. worth 75 cts.,
which will be s
ing, ete., must
Sce those Coats! brellas.
come and have a bargain.
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RECEIVED old for STD old for 40c. be cleared out, so.
Charlottetown, July
See those Um- -
Don't Forget That Bill
DA. BRUCE
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Straw Hats, Summer Undercloth- Ca and Settle it This Week,
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Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
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A SATISFIED CUSTOMER BEST ADVERTISEMENT | k= GROCERIES. Small Profits, Fair and Honest) p
RUPTURED
AND DEEORTMED Yvroerts
Hats and Caps.
Charlottetown, July 31, 8194—dy
Twenty per cent. discount on all our stock of Boots and Shoes; twenty per cent. | discount on Men’s and Boys’ Clothing; twenty per cent. discount on Gents’ Furnishings, Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats at half price.
- This is a Genuine Sale, and Discounts will be strictly adhered to.
J. B MA
CDONALD & CO.
Market Square, Opposite West End of Market House.
‘MONTH
aS ali eliable..Goods, . Low Prices,.|, >
reatment to Everybody.
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See the LADIES’ JACK-| ETS we are selling at $1.00 and $2.50, worth double. |
All our BLOUSES and) SHIRT WAISTS must be sold thismonth. Big discount to clear.
COTTON CHALLIES 6 and 10 cents.
PRINT COTTONS selling
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7 = . nae River Hesert, Nova Scotia. Fa Omas. Crvrze, Esq., Toronto. ’ , Ae With great pleasure I forward you the fol'owing | ie 2 testimony : When three years old my son hurt his | r knee, It grew worse and worse,
becoming weak, the cords con- tracting. the muscles shrinking. applied one of your white ewelliug instrumen‘s to bis ’ knee the leg grew natural in two years, and now one Jeg i+ as long as the other. The cure wrought for my sen after fifteen years’ suffering is of more vaiue to him thousands of dollare. j Unsolicited, I give the statement, leaving ou‘ many iwportant partic-
Canade, ee oP Province of ! Frince Edward Islénd
IN CHANCERY, |
P : ars, in gratitode to you, and for Before the Master of the Rolls. pony bed ge iH stea aaeemae. | Ts ca. I remain, yours respectfully, ; | Lucretia J. Young, Widow, Tyvisee and Ex- 3. M. PARKER, | ecuirix of the Honcrable Charles Young, Pastor of the River Hebert Baptist Church.
late Surrogate and Judge of Probate, Com- mayen OLp CHELSE!s, ONT. Omas. OvuTHE, Esq.
Deap S1z,—I sincerely thank you for the mir- aculous cure you have pertormed on miy feet. I ean now walk perfectly straight, wit»out the »ia | of « crutch or cane. | was born with club eet, | which were £0 severe that I could never +taad |
and John Doullkand. George Thompson, Trustees of the Estate of the late Sir William Young Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, the British and Foreign Bible Society of Lon- don, England, and William Young and Richard Francis Marmaduke Wood, De- eas rooming F and xi oportanaivcy ya fendants, Sar eS enad a. of 23 Peate experience. Notice is hereby given that the report of Master Morson asto the real and persenal éstate of the late Charles Young, the debts owing to and by the said’Charles Young, and other mattersthereip set out now on file with the Registrar of this Court, be confirmetl abs solutely unless exceptions thereto are filed by any parties interested on or before the lith day of August; A D int. i By order of the Master of the, Rolls. The 30th day of July, A D 18%. WILLIAM A. WEEKS, Registrar. A. B. Warburton, Solicitor for Complainant sl—dy tl dte
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july
8 I have carefully analyzed samples of
Weodill’s German Baking Powder,
purchased ‘by me at sevéral stores, and found them PURE, WHOLESOME, WELL PRO- PORTIONED.
GEORGE LAWSON, ©. Ph.sDyshh. D., jy28 ; Halifax, N. 8.
Charloutetown, July 26, 1894—mon wed fri SS. “ELLIOT.”
DATS GF SAILING.
EROM: BOSTON—Sth, 15th and 25th of each month.
FROM CHARLOTTETOW N—10th, 20th and 30th of each month.
When any of these dates fall on Sunday, the sailing will take place on the pre- eeding Saturday. Cargo taken toand from Island Railway free of cartage. Through bills of lading from all stations on Island Railway to principal cities in United States and Europe,
, ae . Meaghers Orange Quinine Wine, Prepared aceordi to the British
ng ine ‘1n'-thia agreeable is quicker in action and more mpiebia. an when taken,in Capsules, Powders Pills. Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale by all pes eee ——, bottle free to physi- cians upon receipt of ca ” MEAGH ER BROS. & CO., Montreal.
> = « R. McMILLAN, Bostow Agents : Charlottetown. Alfred Winsor & Son,) ex fri tu; pat sat 89 State Street. § wed; gu mon th; | | June 29, 1894. and wky jour pio wat her
| see them.
com plete.
feb%—d&w 3m | June25—eod
Where will leased to meet anyone RUPTURED in an - Pe Pauch as Club Feet, Spina: Curvature,
As the success in overcoming Rupture: and «all
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134 KING ST. WES!1, TORONTO, CANADA Manufacturer of Trusses and Appliances for the Relief of all Deformities, will visit, personally °
, eda | fi CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I., Davies’ wotei.on Fnesday.an4 July 3] and Aug.t C , + Ey | SUMMERSIDE, P.E.1., mawiey’s Hotcl, on Thursday, August 2nd
form, or in any way DEFORMED, te Swelling, etc.
Send for Book of Testimonials, free.
slone, my feet being like two rovnd balls and my toes all dried up. The strong leverage of your . @ thstrument has made my fees
perfectly natural, I am now
doing the housework of family
The
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We all thank you sincerely.
A EAD CASE CURED BY THE SCIENTIFIC TRUSS.
eta ‘or Ei
Could not
Cras. Onwree, Toront
My Deak Sim —Abonut two years ago I got from you ope of your scieutiae trusses after couragea for e'even years buying trusees of 1 wore and am without the same only ; ut it on when I work very hard asa p I consider myself verfectiy cured. Tiends who ure weil pleased. to» glad to do for you all I can, also to lead those
every deecription.
eoveval £
trom spending money eleven years, Wita stucere thanks,
Yours truly,
isformities depend ynsultumg tae bead v
BRING YOUR PHYSICIAN OR ais INZTRUCTIONS WITH YOU.
"77 MR. CLUTHE will be at the Davies Hotel, Charlottetown, on Friday and Saturday of the present week. Anybody who requires his assistance should call.
THIS BEING THE PRESERVING SEASON,
Anyone requiring PRESERVING BOTTLES can _ procure
Piat, Quart or Half Gallon sizes at very low prices from
Ss. B. ENMAN & C@O.,
In J. D. McLeod’s Corner Building Queen Street.
Keep Cff the Gras
We'll Allow No One te Tres- pass on our Toilet Business !
We have a pleasant, smooth Rubber un | breakable Comb at 10 cents:
Our stuck of Brushes, Perfumes, etc., is
REDDIN BROS.,
Opp. Post Office.
and can walk as well as anyone. your metruments the same time
Call and
ESTABLISHED 1679 (nr ae
other parties near by using did are as natural as mine.
MAGGIE JANE YOUNG. Truss to hold Rupture
even Years. PRICEY:
: 5
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our truss for one year or several months. I
I nave sent you I am only
n useless articles as I did for I remain,
ROBERT OLIVER.
Bw
sao much on the personal i the largest institution in
S Have your copies of “THE MAGIC | CITY” bound. Lowest price and good | work. ‘J. D. TAYLOR, Bookbinder, Queen St.
may30
TO LET.
HOUSE on Euston Street, at present
| |
The New Brunswick Royal Art Union,
Limited,
OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK
CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000
Incorporated to Promote Art.
This Company will disivibute among its subseribers, on the
i8th Day of September 1894, 3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value $65,115. Every subscriber has an equal chance.
The Grand Prize is a Group of Works of Art valued at $18,750. Subscription Tickets for sale at the New Brunswick Royal Art Union Gallery in St. John, N. B. Priee $1 each. In addition to the monthly chance of winning a valuable prize,the holder of 12 consecutive monthly subscription tickets will receive an original Work of Art, by such artists as Thos. Moran, N.A.; Wim. H. Shelton, and others.
Send money for subscriptions by regis- tered letter, money order, bank cheque or draft to
THE NEW BRUNSWICK ROYAL ART UNION, Ltd., St. John, N. B.
Circulars and full informetion mailed free. Agents wanted everywhere. July 6.
Choice New Herring.
166 ALF BARRELS, 40 BARRELS, to be followed by other lots every few daye,
CARVELL BROS.
july25—wed fri
A BETTER INVESTMENT
than an ACCI- DENT POLICY FOR $1,000, at this season of the year, is a bottle of
. ABBOTT'S
DR DIARRHEA CORDIAL,
which should be at liand for immediate use in every house in case of a sudden attack of Summer Complaint, Cholera Morbus, &c.
To be had of all deal- ers in medicine at 25 cents per bottle.
July 10—4i
P. E. Island Railway,
Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1864, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :—
Trains Outward, Trains Inward. Read down up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 240 600....... Charlottetown....... 6D 90 301 614.....Royalty Junction..... 606 919 350 645. ....North Wiltshire...... 534 830 40 638....... Hunter River.......524 815 C0) PBiiscswe BORD. .6<sc00 6ol 7 ry 3; Seeeee. Emeraid.......... 45 7 7= Uy - +00 PEOMR. «2000 000 445 Tl SB 7B .w overs ensington........429 643 600 815)....... Ar Divseente 406 616 PM Summerside AM RED BOD) cccese Ly Besse os 340 1105 202 845 325 1044 223 905 307 WIT 317 935 237 936 442 10 30... - 146 SO 508 10 47.. j - 1380 744 600 1114.. on 106 70 Se BEG 44.0600 eeu Tignish 1225 600 PM AM PM AM AM PM AM PM 68 30...... Charlottetown....... 920 635 650 315.....Royalty Junction..... 906 61 72 30 Bedford -80 40 805 405 815 405 820 410 pe 355 900 438... 74 31 930 58... -70 24 SD 06 BB .occs cto Bear River..,...... 645 158 SPE We scocnnenes GUE ves » ccbene 6 11 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM SS 4W...:-0 Mount Stewart...... 810 84 OE Bes cee bens eR batecees 717 287 1000 520........ Georgetowa 700 215 Rr AM PM PM AM 5 15. 0... eceeseeee > RUMRODMEA. . 00. 0.500. 50008 7 OU svevtsecdied Cape Traverse.... ........ 6% PM AM
D. POTTINGER, Gen, Mgr. Can, Govt. Railways, Moncton, N. B. J. UNSWORTH, Saperintendent, Charlottetown.
i
thy itty
All kinds, wholesale and retail, at
WATSON'S DRUG STORE.
julyl7
Wants, Lost, Found, &
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
WANTED—A smart boy to care for a ho:se
peat yy te conerel ly — around a store, etter.
B., Box 682, City. ws : ——
TO LET OR BE SOLD.—The house and about three acres of land at Brighton, close to Char ,» and mes, the sammer residence of the late Admiral Bayfield Any reasonabie offer accepted. Apply to MESSRS. BAYFIELD & BLANCHARD, Sol citors, Char-
lottetow hn. law tf—augi WANTED—A , also a nurse.
References ly to Mus. R. F.
DEeBiors, 8 rk. Si eod pd—augl
_TO LET.— The Shor on the corner of Great Creorge and Grafton 8, opposite Coloniai Bullding. Immediate possession. tf-jy3)
WANTED--A good general se understands plain coaking. No = Rag servant man kept. Good wages to the right Pulpit Apply to Mrs. Unsworrn.
HIS OWN STATEMENT.—Albert P. in the City Bill Poster, still lives. Albert's th: boy, is well known in Charlottetown and a lad that no one ever can keepdown. Is will- ing to work, his living to 80 give him a
chance, you'll never — ; City Bill Poster. ere eta”
WANTED.—One good cook. one i ° genera!
servant, one girl to tak
Apply at this office, fon ~on
FOR SALE.--An extension dini tabi with mahogany legs and sides, Apetr et this Office. tf—jy30
Queen Street
TO LET—The two Stores on < lately occupied by the subscribers will be let
separately or en bloc asdesired. Rent moder- ate. Apply to J. B. MACDONALD & Co. Mar. ket Square. ti—jy2
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—An Piano in good repair to sell or ren — 1, MORRISON, Auctioneer,
PICNIC BOLLERS to rent at MAN’S, Upper Queen Street,
7 the
H. D, WAv- ti—juned)
TO RENT. —Watermere the residence of Go vernor Howlan with 8 acres of attach- ed. also Parkview Cottage th one acre
occapied by Mrs. John Ball. Possession given in July. For particulars apply to MRS. J. W. MITCHELL, Euston Street, or D. R. H. MITCHELL, July 4—wed sat tf Patriot Office. |
Apply to A. McNEILL. 525 tf guar pat.
WANTED.—An honest, active gentleman to travel, with expenses ge representi established house. Salary MONTHLY wi increase, position permanent if suited. Enclose reference.-THt DomMINIon Com- Pany, 317 Omaha Building, Chicago,
jJulyl4—law (sat) tr