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Local and Other Items.

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t pound, at may3l

Marmalade, by the

Beet « Coll's 2i i nines meets Summerside

lure S preing Court

on the l4th June next.

in - JaMES Macpona.p, Esq., Sheriff of King's County, is at the Rankin. -

CREAM, white, coral, light blue, etc., wraps—new style at Beer Bros.

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sais _ Brine your Watches to Tanton’s and have them altered for the 24 hour system.

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ue Rev. W. Harrison's address is Miss Findley’s, near Dr, Johnson's, Kent Street. ieteisctliigiatln rae summer train arrangement comes into etfect to-morrow. time table elsewhere. ideiacsisiNlginienit THe incandescent electric light will be placed in the Diamond Bookstore to-morrow - CaeRE are now forty-seven persons in jail in St. John, N. B., sixteen of whom are women.

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~~ You cannot pass this evening better than by going to St. Paul’s schoolroom—so be sure and xo. seidaliatilliasatiuas Some of the new incandescent lamps were shown at the electric light station last even ing -_- > W RITs are out for an electionin Ward Two. Nomination is on the 2nd and election on the Sh June. siacildilaaica Tue entertainment this evening in aid of the P, E. Island hospital deserves to be well patronized. sical STRAWBERRY, Raspberry, Plum, Damson, Black Currant and Red Currant Jams, at Beer & Goff s. 2i—may3l

Tae C. P. R. is offering very low rates to travellers across the Continent. Mr. G. A. Sharp is the agent here.

examen SEVEN p. m. this evening bazaar, concert

and refreshments in St. Paul's schoolroom. Admittance only 10 cents. - A YoUNG Lap named Brown was run over by a team on the Market Square this after- noon. He was not seriously injured.

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Mr. Tuomas GREEN, JR., left this morning to seek his fortun in the far west—his objec- tive part being Chicago. We wish him suc- cess.

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Immense stock of boots and shoes now opened and selling at the lowest prices ever offered in P. E. Island, at J. B. Macdonald's boot stove.

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A Scorr Act case which has been occupy- ing the attention of the Stipendiary Magis- trate for some time past, was further ad- journed this morning.

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We understand that the Oddfellows intend playing Pinafore in the Market Hall under the auspices of the | ubilee Committee, on the evening of the Ist July next.

A yousG man named Macdonald had one of his hands badly torn this afternoon, by being caught in one of the machines in the sash and door factory of R. Palmer & Co.

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Ir is expected that the summer arrangement of trains on the I. C. R. will go into effect about the middle of June. The new time table will be made up on the 24 hour system.

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Mr. J. R. Corrtn has accepted the call to the congregation at Bloomfield, O'Leary and the Brae. The Presbytery will meet at Bloomfield onthe 7th June, at7 p. m., to hear his trials, and on the following morning at 10 o'clock for his ordination and induction.

Tue Montreal conference of the Methodist church in session at Kingston, Ont., has adopted a strong resolution on the Scott Act, protesting against the mutilation of the Act, pledging the members to adopt all means to procure prohibition, declaring want of con- tidence in the senate on this question, and

rging a union movement of all churches in Geet to procure prohibition. ——

Dr. Orrver WexpeLtt Hormes has written the opening article for the “‘Beecher Memor- ial” now being prepared for Mrs. Beecher and her family by Mr. Edward W. Bok, of Brook- lyn, N. Y., to which Mr. Gladstone, Presi- dent Cleveland, the Duke of Argyle and some 75 other distinguished Americans and foreign- ers have also contributed articles. Only 100 copies of the ‘‘Memorial” are intended for the public.

One of the greatest American dramas, ‘The Danites” is now in rehearsal and will soon be produced under the auspices of the Oddfellows of this city, The plot of the play is said to be intensely interesting, and the incidents and situations picturesque and harmoni- ously worked up. Miss Agnes Cody has been especially engaged to play the leading part of “Billy Piper,” a character in which she has won quite a reputation. |

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We made some enquiries as to the contract under which the Electric Light Company light this city, and find that it is a very strict one, the Company having to pay 50 cents per night for every lamp out, and that the police report to the Council every lamp not lit or out during the hours required by the contract. It is upon this report that the Company are paid It is open tothe inspection of every citizen, who can check its accuracy in a moment, as every lamp is specially reported upon.

——— Tue Canadian Pacific Railway Company carried out of Ottawa last year 75,000,000 feet of lumber, and the Canada Atlantic Railway about a similar amount, making the amount carried out of Ottawa by rail last year about 150,000,000 feet, out of a total cut of somewhat over 350,000,000 feet. Two-thirds of this amount shipped by rail went to the United States. The C. P. R. have secured several large contracts for a lumber from Ottawa to points in the this season.

Apvices from Tignish are to the effect that

a sixteen year old daughter of Mr. A.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER. - -'--

PRLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

“AL Deseatougs tro Tut EXaAmMineRr.]

DOMIAION PARLIAMENT.

Mr. Dunn at the Bar.

Orrawa, May 30.

Returning Officer Dunn was called to the | Bar of the House to-day. He entered a protest against the Parliamentary proceed ings as illegal, and asked permission to be represented by counsel.

The Minister of Justice to that effect.

Mr. Weldon (St. John) objected to coun sel being allow ed.

After considerable discussion,

Mr. Edgar moved in amendment that Mr. Dunn be tirst examined, and after his answers were given he should be then allowed counsel to argue

This amendment was lost by 119 to 43 a majority of 76.

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made a motion

the negative. Aquatic.

Putman, Ill., May 30.

Gaudaur won the race by four boat lengths. The oflicial time was 19.30. The |

race was rowed almost from the start in a/| driving rain. New York, May 30. The three mile single scull race between |

Wallace Ross and George Hosmer was | rowed this afternoon. Ross won by two

feet in 21.405. Worcester, Mass., May 30. The three mile between Ten Eyck and Laing was won easily by Ten Eyck in| 20.41.

race

A Boiler Explosion.

Huntineton, W. Va., May 30. A boiler on the elevator at the foot of Twentieth Street exploded to-day killing three men and badly injuring others.

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The Fishing Flect.

Hauirax, May 30. The fleet of fifty American seiners off Shelburne have not yet secured any fish owing to the prevalence of fog.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, May 31—10 a.m. Moderate winds, fine weather, stationary or higher temperature.

Ir is understood that the Maritime Y. M. C. A. Convention will be held at Summerside in August next.

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In the Halifax police court on Saturday last John Duffield, a worthless character living in one of the upper streets, was up at the instance cf his spouse. She had got tired of him and his drunken, shiftless ways and wanted him to leave her to get along as best she could. She offered, if he would take his clothing away from their place of dwelling and agree to live away from her, that she would agree to support the children without asking for any contributions from their father. Duffield 7agreed to accept the release from his parental responsibilty and the hus- bandless wifey and mother will hereafter strain every nerve to support herself and her five helpless children. — Herald.

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WE have received the report of the directors of the Liverpool, London and_ Globe Fire Insurance company presented at fits fifty-first annual general meeting. The report states that the fire premium income for the year 1886 amounts to £1,289,594 sterling. The fire account, after providing for all losses and expenses, shows, without the addition of interest, a surplus of £205,130 sterling. The assets of this company, the largest fire insur- ance company in the world, on the 3lst Dec.

1886, amounted to £7;817,852 19s, lld. ster- ling, or upwards of $33,000,000. The par

value of the company’s shares is £2 sterling, and we understand that they are now quoted in the London stock market at from £34 to £35 sterling each, or about seventeen hundred per cent. premium. Attention is directed to the company’s advertisement in another column.

-«*#HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE.

May 28—J Irwin Sharpe, St John; W P Downey, Montreal. 30-—-Allan Finlayson; C Green, Toronto; C Primrose, Pictou; Geo N Getchell and wife, Pictou; R B Reid, Al- berton.

REVERE HOUSE,

May 28—S H Shreve, Halifax, N 8. May 30—E. L Forster, Montreal; G Williams, Bos- ton; J J Melamphy, Montreal; JR Weston, New York; HH Harvey, Montreal May 31—C S Landan, Torontv.

SHIP NEWS. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

May 30—Maggie, Hingley, bal; Morven, Marchand, Pictou, coal: Morell, Delorey, Cardigan, potatoes ; Willoughby, Gillis, Point Prim; Micado, Fraser, Crapaud, flumber; Ida, Murray, Vernon River, potatoes.

Tatamagouche,

CLEARED.

|May 28—Foam, Moran, Shediac, bal; Coast Guard, Bonnell, Montague, mdse; Foaming Billow, Murphy, Cardigan, bal; J W Allen, Trenholm, Shemogue, bal; Petite Reviere, Trenholin, Cocagne, do; Maggie, ness Tatamagouche,} mdse; Orille, Cook, ag’ wash, mdse’; Aitahea, Oulton, Shemogue, bal; Lora May, Sherkle, Pictou.

' May 31—-Willoughby, Gillis, Point Prim.

J. Me- |

Fadyen, of Messrs. J. H. Myrick & Co., met | RE MOVAL.

with a painful accident on Sunday evening. it appears that onthe evening in question Miss McFadyen went out for a short drive, but had not proceeded far when the horse took fright and ran away. In the course of the animal’s flight the wagon collided with a tree and upset, and the occupant was thrown therefrom, coming in contact with another tree in her descent. the head and body, but it is

that her infyribs aré nbb so fiat replied,

She was severely hurt about

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Sa wi ce TOW ean eee ts ply on the prefmises. 3 tt

GAUNDERS & CAMPBELL have removed to their new shop. built on the old site, where they will be happy to supply all their old custom- ers (and as many new ones as will favor them with a call) with all kinds of Fresh and Sait Meats at moderate rates,

May 30, 1887—tf

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Upon the main motion being put, only | two members, Trow and Edwards, voted in |

MARRIED.

At Chirlottetown, on the 30th inst, by the Rev.

James Carruthers, Charles McDouyal, of New- ton, Belfast, to vargaret MePhersou, of Flat in er, Lot GO.

\t the Manse of St. James’ Church, on the 30th | inst., by the Rev. James Carruthers, Nhoroas W aliace ilo lwes, of Neweastie, G. _. Lo sophia. daughter of the late Christian Hansn, Char- lottetown,

\t the manse, Summerside, May 25'h, by the

Rev. J. P. Gerrior, Dr. Harrington Bradshaw, of New Glasgow, to Miss Effle McKinnon, Maipeque Road,

DIED.

| At Kildare, on 24th inst., of consnmption, in the i3rd year of herage, Julian McMillen, the be- loved wife of James Conroy. May God have merey on her soul,

(Herald and Summerside Journal please copy.)

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Jubilee Soiree,

il ictus St. Paul's Schoolroom, : a —ON —

‘TUHSDAY, May 31:

IN AID OF THE

Isiand Hospital.

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THREE PARTS. PUPS Bye DP. Wh. ve ccccavetescess Bazaar. Part II, 8 p. m alas oll .Concert.

Part LIL, 9 p. m....-seeee .....- Refreshments, PROGRAMME. ee Folk Song | Reading scvsessscscsee ie ls Dee Vocal Solo .....Mrs. M. McLeod eS EN ene Violin Duett....... Miss Findley and Miss A. Beer eS ik can can eee Miss Barr

Re era ..Miss Knight _.Miss Weeks and Mr. Earle .....Mr. W. Weeks

Vocal Solo....... Inst. Duct..

NE i. in 5s 5 0660 eeen 50h nent Ris 35h tases

Refreshments served during the evening. Admission, Ten Cents. May 27, 1887.

CARRIAGES.

JNCOURAGE HOME TRADE, and buy where 4 you will get good value for your money. We are selling better Carriages twenty per cent. cheaper than you can buy imported ones.

We return thanks to the public for their past patronage and solicit a continuance of the same. Having enlarged our Establishment, we have now on hand

A Choice Stock of Carriages,

American Stock,

manufactured from the Best ) toad Wag-

consisting of Open and Top Buggies, gons—cheap to suit the times.

All persons wishing te buy will do well to call and inspect our stock of Carriages before pur- chasing elsewhere.

We will sell on the same easy terms as usual. All work warranted to give satisfaction.

Rep:iring and Painting Bone with Neatness and Despatch

Trimming, in all its branches, executed on the premises. p

Parties wanting Tops on their Wagons can get them put on at short notice, as we keep them constantly on hand.

42” Quick Sales and Small Profits is our motto,

LARGE & SON, 195, UPPER GREAT GEORGE STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN.

May 27, 1887—6i 2aw tu fri wky 3i

BOOKS --- BOOKS.

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AT Auction, at my Salesroom, on THURSDAY +4 next, 2nd June, at 2 o'clock p. m.—

The Library of the late Mr, DeBlois, consisting of Historical. Biographical. Poetical, Religions. and a large number of generally useful and enter- taining works, Atlasses, Maps, Desk, Book Cases, &c.. &¢.

A. H. B. MACGOWAN, Auctioneer. March 28—4i

TENDERS,

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THE uundersigned will receive TENDERS up to the 15th day of June next, for the Lathing and Plastering, Moulding and Ornamental work of the inside of the Catholic Church at St. Peter's Bay. Tenders to state what they will perform the work for and find all materials except the laths ; and also to say what they will do the work for, and the Committee to find mate- veh stages will be erected by the Committee, Work to be completed on the first day of Novem- ber next, according to plan and specifications to be seen at the Palace, Charlottetown, and at the office of Mr. Thomas Raymond, Architect, Head St. Peter’s Bay. 3 Tenders to have the names of two responsible persons Willing to become security for the per- formance of the work. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, nor any

Tender. ANDREW LEWIS, Secretary.

Head Saint Peter’s Bay, May 23, 1887—eod & wy

GOFF BROS.

BEG to announce that they are receiving a fine large lot of new

the Store, on QUEEN STREET, next

BEER BROS., which will be open on

saturday. Vth inst.

We cordially invite an inspection of the

Latest Styles of Boots & Shoes,

selected personally in Uanada and United States-

GOFF BROS

Ch'town) May 5, 1887—vod & why .

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‘For Liverpool Direct.

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BARQUE

“GEORGE PEAKE,”

now on the berth loading, wil! sail for Liverpool direct about

Saturday, the 4th June, and will carry Starch, Lobsters, &c.

For freight and other particulars ‘apply to the

PoAKE BROS. & CO.

May 28--tl date

“ Maryfield” at Auction.

O* premises, Malpeque Road, on WEDNES- DAY, Ist June next, at‘ll o’clock, A, M.— Those nicely-situated “premises, known as ‘“Maryfield,” ia the Royalty ef Charlottetown, consisting ef six acres of land, Dwelling-house (9 rooms), Stable, Coach-house and good Orchard altogether making it a most desirable property. A large portion of purchase money may remain secured by mortgage on the premises. A. H. B. MACGOWAN, Auctioneer. Ch’town, May 25, 1887.—till sale, pat eod ts

In the Matter of John McRae, of North Tryon.

NOTICE is hereby given that John McRae, of +* Muirhead’s Corner, North Tryon, in Prince County, Prince Edward Island, has assigned to me the whole of his estate and effects (including

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accounts due to him), in trust forthe benefit of such of his creditors.as may sign the trust deed | within three months from this date. The trust deed lies’ at the office of Carvell | Brothers, Charlottetown, where creditors can | examine and sign it. ' Creditors are requested to sen’ their claims to me with as little delay as possible LEWIs .CARVELL, Assignee,

Ch’town, May 20, 18°7.—may 28 3i wky3i {

SUSTOM SHOE SiOke, WE. the undersi ned, have re-opened the |

‘ + ‘ oY ¥ Custom Boot and Shoe Shop, | RICHMOND STREET,

| formerly occupied by the late John Monaghan | opposite Nelson Brothers, Grocers.

Repairing Promptly Attended to.

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C. McQUILLAN - « J. MoMAHON, May 18, 1887—eod & wky ? mos

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE MERCHANT'S B1nk OF P. E. ISLAND, May 17th, 1887. '

NOTICE is hereby given that a Half-yearly

Dividend, at the rate of FIGHT PER CENT

per aunum, on the Capital Stock of this Bank,

has been declared payable at its Ranking Office,

on and after THURSDAY, June 2ad,

By order,

F. MITCHELL,

Cashier.

May 17—tl jun2 pat

Beautiful Prize Books Holidays,

J UBILEE Memoir of “Victoria,” Magazines, ~ Story Books, The Poets, bound volumes of the Boys’ and Girls’ Own, back Nos 31.80 each; Text Books, Cards, Mottoes, Bibles with Psalms, Hym- nals, Psalm Books, &c., &c. ; M. F. ELLIS, Bible Depository.

for the

May 26, 1887—tf

Schooner “Elmer E. Hawes,”

BY Auction, FRIDAY, May 27th, at 12 o'clock, ' noon, at QUKEN’S WHARF,—

The fast-sailing American-built Schooner “Elmer E. Hawes,” 39 tons register, with Sails (nearly new), Anchors, 40 fathoms Chain. 160 fathoms Manilla Cable, 2 Dories, &c., &c., com- plete and ready for sea. Sale Positive—No Reserve. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer, Ch’town, May 21, 1887. The above Sale is postponed until further | notice. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer, May 26, 1887.

T° LET.—House on Cumberland Street contain- ing seven rooms. Possession given imme- diately. Apply to James Crockett. may3l 51

W ANTED—A Boy in an office to run messages and make himself generally useful. Enquire at this office may30 li

BOARDERS WANTED~—In a pleasant part of the city; large, airy rooms; terms moderate. may 26 tf

T° LET—A Shop and Dwelling on Queen St., just the thing for a small family, wishing to

do a small grocery, confectionery, or any kina of

business. Apply to R, K. Brace, may21

W ANNTED—A Cook. Apply to Mrs, Charles Palmer, Weymouth Street. mayl7 3i

WANTED—A good Cook, wager $8.00 per month. No washing. Apply to Mrs. Kd- ward Bayfield, Charlottetown.

may6 wkly tf wkiy pat tf

WAN TED—A Housemaid. Apply to Miss Peters, Sidmount. aprle tf

ANTED 4T ONCE—A Girl to assist in

dining-room ; also, Girl for general house- work. Apply at Revere House. mayl3 uf

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To LET--The Dwelling House on Richmond Street West, at present occupied by Thomas McKinlay, Esq. Apply to James D. Mason. ° mayl

Be RDERS~—In a pleasant part of the city, a few boarders can be comfortably accommo- dated in a private family. Terms moderate. Ap- ply at this office. may6

T° LET—The Dwelling-house on corner of Prince and Dorchester Streets. For terms, &c., apply to George Ailey. apr22 2aw tf

T° LET—A two and a-half story Brick Building, with siate roof, in good tenantable condition, containing ten rooms, besides pantrys, kitchen, cellar kitchen; aiso an ice-house, now filled with ice, stable vard reom, with garden attached, situate on Water Street. Possession given Ist July next.

Also—Lirick Warerooms and Offices suitable fora good business stand on Water Sireet. Pus-

MAY 381, 1887.

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Trade Roaring, and Still the Rush Goes On!

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Because We have the Best Cutters.

We keep First-class Workmen.

We personally superintend the work.

Our Patterns and Styles are Correct.

Our Pri-es are Very Moderate as our expenses are light—not bavin’ to hire Cutters. 4g And our Garments fit “Like de Paper on de Vali.”

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Soutannes, Cassocks and Cassock Vests.

Clerical Coats and Vests a Specialty,

M°LEOD & M°KENZIE,

Queen Street, opposite Watson's Drug Stere.

| JAMES McLEOD, late of C. Robertson & Co.

J. T. McKENZIE, formerly Bruce & McKenzie, late of New York. Charlottetown, May 31, 1887—eod & wky

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PAIGE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY,

ES87. Summer Arrangement, ESS87. ()* AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1887, Trains will run as follows :—

ener ec a SESAME

TRAINS FOR THE WEST. | TRAINS FROM THE WEST.

STATIONS, Peikiees Accom, Accom. || STATIONS. | Express Accem,| Accom. aM Ah P.M. || PMs, Acme Charlottetown.......dp 6 00 10 15 330 ||Tignish .......... dp 120 | "* w ktoyalty Junction...... 614 10 35 349 ||Alberton............... | 2a | 2. North Wiltshire. ...... , 643 | 1123 | 434 ||Bioomfield............. | 23 1. Hunter itiver......... 6 58 ll 38 450 [|O’Leary ....ccccoccess.. 2 42 8 10 P. M. (>. 3 ee 3 3S 9 35 | Bradalbane........ event FOS 12 13 5 26 ||Wellington............ 4 U5 10 18 | County Line Junction. 7 30 12 21 5 40 || MiBCOUCHE,....ece000.. 425 | we Freetown......++-+-- ve [78.1 Bes 555 || 440 1l 05 NORGE CE ; 738 12 57 617 || j ar : ar; § 15 5 is SEGe siisin's 5 Summerside...... 7 da gener (dp. — . ». M ca : : dp! 830 200° | | Kensington ..0...00.... > 12 i3 6 48 | Miscouchs®. ......0.00s 1 84 221 ! PROTON ns ins co shone 5 30 1235 :§ 710 | WS 6 6 oki dacs 9 05 2 47 | , County Line Junction. §0@ | Ww! 73 Port BN chi ctcscdens _ 935 3 35 REMIND sive cccis ssc 5 47 | 12 58 733 CARO is vi cisickincce 10 30 4 55 ||Hunter River.......... | 68 133 , 814 Bloousfield...++++...... 10 47 5 20 ‘North Wiltshire. ...... |; 622 148 | 830 Alverton..-- snabeocese! AL. aE 6 10 '|Royalty Junction al 6 6 2 35 917 Piguish puis tide sée5 ar; ll 55 700 | . Charlottetown....... ar 714 2 55 } 9 35 eA i County Line June...ap| | 1 5 45 | Cape Traverse...... dp| $ o° | Cape ‘i'raverse ...... ar ' 635 |'County Line Junce.. ar. 715

TRAINS FOR THE EAST.

TRAINS FROM THE EAST.

STATIONS. Express Accom. STATIONS. Express | Accom. P, ; AM _ dam P, M. Charlottetown -.... dp 315 6 30 Georzetowr,.-+-++-..dp, 70 ! 2 40 Royalty Junction....++ 3% 30 i 6 0 Racine nerckink vide 717 } 3 08 Bedford hove keeaeeee cee 3B { 7 28 Mt. Stewart Junc ..ar! 8 10 : 415 4 25 8 05 , ane | Mt, Stewart June. § > : A. M. P.M. ap! 430 . 8 20 SOULIS..¢eeeereeeees GD, 6 15 1 20 | BRIO oadensteccnccinss | 4 58 9 01 ||Bear River............ 6 45 210 3 NE ' 5 20 9 Eee ntosin sss 72 3 02 Bear River..-...-+....' 5 55 10 27 | Morell..e+++eesc cesses oe 13 3% . 4 * or 1} ; BOM. soos 3000. OF 6M eS | Mt, Stewart June. \ | P, M. A. M. \| dpi 815 4 40 Mt. Stewart Junc..dp} 4 35 8 25 || Bedford ..-.+0+-......0- & 40 | 517 CMI oncciess ae ! 5 28 9 38 | Royalty Junction...... 9 05 i f 56 | Georgetown. ...... er 5 45 10 00 ||Chariottetown ......ar ow t 6 15

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

JAMES COLEMAN,

Superintendent. Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 28, 1887—all prs 6

a attention of the Public is called to the Immense Stock of

READY-MADE CLOTHING

for Men and Boys, to be found at J. B. MacDonald’s, larger Stock (all New Goods).

Clothing that will Fit Well—Clothing that will Wear Well—Clothing that You can Buy Well,

Men can be suitedi— Youths can be suited--Boys can be suited.

No House in the Trade can show a

aoe mee (perenne

mAT'S ! BAL!

Thousands of HATS in Felt and Straw, at Lowest Prices in Town. You can get your Money's Worth every time, by buying at

J. B. MACDONALD’S.

Ch’town, May 30, °87—dy wy—pat NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE

FIRE ABD LIFE tNSURANGE CO, OF GG? AT BRITAIN.

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Total Assets, - - - - ‘Thirty Million Dollars

“ ‘FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent for P. EB, Istamd

Ch'town, Murch 11, 1887—2) mos 2uw

ven i Jately. ieula sein fs sere Paes