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= : » to Beer Beos oct6 4i jmery ‘=
b UL supply of fancy market baskets at Carter & Co’s oct5 3i cod
TuwrRRANC® Regular meeting of Victoria
ojision No. 4, on Monday evening at 8 v .*
dock.
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foLtow the eruwd to Prowse Bros. the spiertul cheap men, for clothing. .The sonier’” ”
esi att place on P. E. Island, oct9 3: me
pattooN ASCENS! »xs.—Some toy balloons,
e Claymore whiskey circulars attached,
gee sent ap from Market Square this morn
wg 7 —-_-—s—-_—— Norice.— This being the last day for pay- - water rates for the present quarter, the Water Commissioners ¢ fice will be open from = »to¥ 30 o'clock.
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B fr Government r fls practice.
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af 8. this (Saturday) evening at S o'clock,
\ full sttendance requested to hear the half
reurly report. —R. KF. M adigan, Sec’y.
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Tus is a seacon Whip colds in the head are Jarmingly preva ent. They lead to catarrh, | ps consumption and death. Nasal Balm |
perie : ; . Be ives immediate relief and certain cure Sold | py all dealer 3. lw
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No Deception. —We mean business. Jas. 2on & Co, offer this (Saturday) evening one Qearooat and Suit, made of Black Worsted, forthe smell som of $12. Never was such yjus offered in this city.
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FoorpaLt,—A special meeting of the Abeeweit Feothall Club wili be held at the ofice of Petere & Peters on Mo nday even- jg next at 8 o'lock. Some importart business matters will be discussed.
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Do Tnxy? — A Pugwash frites to the Amherst Sentinel: There is a large crop of tomatoes here this season. It is mm said they cause cancer; if that be preved to S ve vo the demand for them will bs very weak.
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Wanrep Caxaprians.—On Thursday last 207 girisemployed by the Serchants Manu- tacturing Co., Montreal, wert out on a strike on account of the company bringing on fore- men from the States to replace Canadian foremen.
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To Conresponpents —A letter from Mr. Arthar Newbery in reference to Queen Square Gardens, and another letter from “froth,” on Dogmatic Teaching, received wveral dvysago, are unavoidably crowded out of tu-day’s issue. They will appear on Munday.
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Remine tHe Wueat.—Heavy and con- tinuous raing in various sections of Dakota have caused a suspension of wheat threshing, and the outlook for se- curing the immense crop is becoming less bright. The loss consequent upon unfav- orable weather is enormous.
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Auuern-t Water Worxs. — At a special necting of the Amherst town counci!, the contract for the construction of the water works at Amherst was awarded to Messrs. Garson and Purcer, of St. Catherines, Ont., for $70,000. ‘The time limited for completion ie the firet of August, 1892. The work will be begun immediately, and it is expected three miles of pipe will be laid this fall.
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As Pscarep Coxvicr.—One of the drunks whe figured at the Police Court this morning. turns out to be « man named Thos, Davison, who some time ago escaped from the jail at Amherst where he was serving a leng term forrobbery. Davison gave bis name to the Policemen as ‘John Hamilton.” The Am- herat authorities, who have been communi- cated with, sxy they will s nd constables after him on Monday,
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Pouce Cover —This morning four drunks Were disposed of for fines of $1 or four days tach. Miche! Malden, for assaulting & countryman who declined to hand over some Money when asked to do so, was given six igonths in jail with hard labor; and the same individual; for interfering with the police m the dischargo of their duty, was sentenced to three months imprisonment with hard jabor. Madden is about eighteen years of age.
Took tHe Cake. —The cake of Maple Leaf Soap, shown at the Exhibition by the Charlottetown Soap Works, was weighed this foronoon, and awarded to Mr. R. S&S.
ogan, aon of M. P. Hogan, Esq, who geeased the exact weight—304 lbs. There Wasa great number of guesses in. The guesses coming nearest to the actual num- her were : 7 of 350, 1 of 361, 2 of 352, 1 of 3524. 4 of 353, 3 of 355, 1 of 356, 1 of 359 1 of 353}, 1 of 360. Messrs. W. F. Carter and W, A. Hawley weighed the soap and €Xamined the tickets.
Boys’ reefers from $1 85 up; mens’ reef- ots from $2.95 up, at James Paton & Cos.
Fifty good tweed over coats made of good *pring 2)i wool tweed, Good value at $9.19 and $6 59, This wonderfal lot will be sold for $2.95 and $2.50.—James Paton & Co. octl0 3i lw
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44 aa 8 3 FUNERAL, MeCorihvites Will Not At- tend,
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— palin Evening Press says it is not = ole that the McCarthyite members of arnament will attend Parnell’s funeral] aS Inany, especially Healy 4 ived i or Sh sclally Healy, have received
eats that violence will be done them if
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Followers of ‘Timothy Healy have decid- ed not to attend the funeral of Mr. Parnell owing to threats of personal violence made
against them if they appeared during the obsequies.
Case of Defamation.
Orrawa, Oct. 10. ry’ mY . . | The Citizen, Conservative organ, announ- ces 48 a street report that Hon. Mr. Hag-
been connected.
Sad Accident.
Hatrrax, Oct. 10. The news agent of Claude Barnes fell from the Windsor and Annapolis Railroad last night and fractured his skull. He is not expected te recover.
Returniug Canadians.
Orrawa, Oct. 10. A telegram from the Winnipeg Immigra- tion Agent, states that four cars arrived yesterday and ten to-day, of re-patristed settlers from Dakota-
Personal. Ortawa, Oct. 10. Joseph Pope has resigned the position of private secretary to Premier Abbott, and hecomes assistant clerk of the Privy Councii. _- o> - Decrease of the Debt. Orrawa, Oct. 10. The net debt of Canad: decreased one million dollars during September,
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Thanksgiving Day.
Ortawa, Oct. 10. Thanksgiving Day has been ap pvinted for Thursday, November, the 12th. ent a eae Horse Notes.
Three trotters, Maud S., 2083. Nancy Hanks, 2.09, and Allerton, 2.09}, comprise the list of those that have a record better than 2.10, while four pacers, Hal Pointer, 2.093, Direct, 2.06, Jobnson, 2.06}, and Roy Wilkes, 2.08}, are the sum total of pscers entitled to the same record, Nel- son and Jay-Eye-See have trotted in 2.10 flat. Nelson’s last four races were in 1889. He won in three straight heats at Buffalo, August 6, with Lady Bullion second and Sensation third. The time was 2.15, 2.17} and 2.15. On August 27 he was de- feated by Aleryon at Hartford in a four- heat contest, the times of the heats being 2.14, 2.165, 2.174, and 2.195. September 23 of the same year came the race for the Balch stallion stakes at Beacon park in which he beat Alycryon under circum- stances that led to his expulsion from the tracka of the National associations. Twenty-two days later he was fifth in the race for the $5,000 stake offered by the Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association, be- ing beaten by Jack in three straight heats, Geneva S. second, Norval Third and Aleryon fourth. The time was 2.18}, 2.15 and2 164. Itis worthy of notice also, that Mr. Nelson, hisdriver, is 30 pounds overweieht, while Allerton is driven at track weight invariably. The last named horse was foaled in 1886, and is therefore four years younger than his rival. He is by Jay Bird; dam Gussie Wilkes.
Personal.
Mr. Bond, representing » popular Mon- treal clothing store, is in the city. He is at the Hotel Davies.
Mr. C. H. Porter, popular representative is with us once more. Hotel.
the well-known and of the Canada Life, He is at the Queen
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That’s what they say about a seaworthy ship. Al—In the af- fections of the women of Canada. That's what can be said of Lessive Phenix, of course, you don’t use the old washing powders now. That might have been ex- cusable before you knew of Lessive Phenix. What a wonderful thing that Lessive Phenix is? Cleans anything and every- thing. Cleans your clothes, cleans your silverware, and cleans your tin or zinc, or wooden or glass or earthenware. And +0
Al. at Lloyds
easy to use | Makes the hands soft, Ask your grocer. oct9 21 —_—S—— a
LUMBER SAL
GH CONKGLLY’S WHAFF, Monday Next, October 12th, AT 3 O'CLOCK, Pp. M.
PART OF THREE CARGOES, INCLUDING:
Plank, «« Florence May,
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17,000 feet 3-inch Hardwood ' Pine Boarde, ex
8,600 * «“ jn 1, 14 and 2 a, eee 30,000 » ee Scantling, in sizes from
9x4 to 2x10 inches, Lot Sprace Fencing, 500 Cedar Fence Posts,
4,500 “* Shingles, No. 1, clear Sale positive to clear out the = TERMS CASH, or discount ad
paper. FE. H. NORTON * CO.;
and extra.
Co's, clothing rooms this (Saturday) even- ing and see something worth seeing.
oct7—4i Auctioneers. _—
EXAMINER.
‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
gart will prosecute Principal Grant for, Gefamation in assuming him guilty in the | /scandajous ease with which his name has
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j rr * ‘ . | HE Large Store with Warehouse udjoin- - ing, fronting on Queen Street, near Water oa at present in the occupation of George | incor ak me preperty is convenient to | ‘ ng, etc. Possession giv me + given Ist December | For further i
r particulars apply at office of Messrs. Davies & Haazard, or to the under- | signed at Southport. |
y,? JOHN AYLW Ch’town, Oct. 3, 1891.—2w < WARD. |
MY OWN HOUSEHOLD,
21-2 Ounce Packets, -- 5 cents, | 5 i i as 10 if | 10 --30 * |
D “ WOODILL’S GERMAN BAKING POW | ER has been employed in my own house- bold for many years.
“Grorce Lawson, Pu. D., LL. D. Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry of yr Britain and Ireland.” Eater seit aa
LL subscribers to the Farquharson | Monument who have not paid their subscription will kindly call on the} Treasurer, Mr. W. D. cKay, and do so on or before the 10th inst., as the Com-' mittee wish to wind up the business on that date,
W. D. McKAY,
NOTICE. |
SATURDAY, OCIOBER 10, 1891.
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The Best Selection and Popular in this; Department. A glance at our goods will win your cert2zin approbation. these goods at very close figures, and purchasers can depend upon the very best value to be had in the city.
We have marked etting
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Charlottetown, September 24, 1891—eod & wky
VESTANLEY BROTHERS,
BROWN’S BLOCK.
J. B. DAWSON, |
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g Peg £ a} 8 ois Fy i | LINAK LO,
‘Ths Queen of Table Waters.”
'16,060,0C90 Gallons Bottled in 1890. REDDIN BROS., Sole Agents.
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| OY WANTED.—Boy wanted to learn the » Blacksmith business. One with some ex-! eens preferred, apply to B. FLANAGAN, ' sent Stree. eod ti—octlv
yo Howse on Kent Street,
Oppus te City Gall, conta’ning nine rooms, pantry, closets, wa'er un g> d cellar. Apply to G, SCANTLESURY, 10) Prince ct:.et. eod—sept23
REN T.—Dwelling
GOOD OFFICK Apply to JAMES PATUN
to let in
Brown’s Block. | ectl0
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| WANTED AT ONO 4 vir) for general
i housework. App:y to Mrs. W. H. Cross- d.
KILL Brizhton Roa tf—oct9
TO VET.—A parlor and bedroom, with board, in central part of the city. Apply at this
cfiice. tf—oct9 F OR SALE—The well-known and fast-sailing Schooner RUSTIC, sixty-five tons registered, A pply to Captain Thomas Lowrey. octg, 3i pd T° LET. —A Cottage containing eight rooms, kitchen and pantry, situated on Grafion Street. opposite the Prince of Wales College, Any person renting this house will have the opportunity of buying furniture, carpets sad ether house furnishings, allnew, at a reason- able figure. Apply to J. A. NICHOLSON. oct2
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WANTED.—A steady, capable man, to help at the Electric Station. Apply by letter, with reference, to THE FULL ELECTRIC Co. oct7—6i eod
OST.—On Saturday night, 3rd inst., between the Duncan House and the Rocklin House, a silver watch, Finder will be suitably reward- ed on leaving it at this office lw pd--oct7 \ ANTED.—A girl for general in a small family. Apply at this office,
oct7—tf
housework
R SALE.—A Hall Stove (Base Burner) in perfect order. Enquire at THE EXAMINER ffi ce. 5i pd—oct7
W ANTED.—For the winter months, a parlor and bedroom, with beard, in a central locality. Apply, stating terms and other parti- culars, to Box 206, P. O, octé
T° LET.—The Store in the City Hotel lately occupied by Mr. Fred. Davies, Ches:ist. It
will be fitted up to suit the incoming tenant,
Good ce larage underneath, which can also be
fitted up if required. Apply to DANIEL DAVIES. sept22—dy
WANTED.—A girl for genéral housework, Good reference required. Apply to Mrs. Fut, Upper Prince Street. 6i eod—sept30
WANTED.—A Cook in a family of four. Wash- ing given out, Apply to MRs. STRICK- LAND, Fitzroy Street West. tf—sept23
R SALE OR TO LET.—Dwelling House to let on Grafton Street East, nearly a W. H. Coffin’s store. Possession may be ad in a week or to suit the tenant. Apply to JOHN Evans. 8} pd—oct3 WANTED.—A boy about 15 or 16 years of aoe (must be honest) to attend a horse and make himself useful about tae house. Also, & boy to learn the trade. Inquire at the store of A. HER- MANS & SON. oct2 To LET.—Three new private residences, well built and finished with all modern eonve- niences, commanding @ splendid unobstructed view of the harbor and surrounding country. These houses are now open for ingpection from 7a,.m.to6v.m. Apply to THomas CAMPBELL, Richmond Street. dy—sept24
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paid weekly.—BROWN : ronto, Ont,
AGENTS WANTED.—"“Life of Sir John,” by hig Nephew. Baroness Macdonald kindly expressed the hope “that the book would be suc- eesstul from every point of view. Hush Jobn Macdonaid, after reading part of the manuscript, wrote Col, Macpherson—‘I can honestly con- , gratulate you on the success of your work. Any | person wishing fac-simile letters of Sir John and | bis son proving the authenticity of the book,
| sand one-cent stamp for postage and they will be PUBLISH-
sep26
ANTFD.—Local and Travelling Salesmen Positions permanent. Salary and expenses |
BRoOs., Nurserymea, To- 10i dy (mon sat)—sep t8
| mailed immediately. Apply to EARLE | ing House, St. John, N. B,
' OST.—Between Dr. Johnson’s and the Dri ving | Park, on Monday afternoon, 28th inst., a
purse containing several notes. Finder will
| piease leave it at this office. sept30
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WANTED— A girl for general hoasework, References required. Apply to Mas. R. B |! NorTON, Upper Prince Street.
sep' 24
neymen sept2zs
“AN rED.—Two or three cood Jour W Tailors at A. J. MURPHYS.
: j JET.—One-haif of house situated on corner | 7h Euston and Hilisborouzh Sireets, lately occupied by Mr. D. T. Johnston. Apply to MRs. F. ParkER CARVELL, 3i eod—oct2 : Oia alain _—Dwelling House with eight rooms, Bn on Hillsborough Street. Possession given about the first of October. Apply to PEAKE Bros. & Co. dy ti—septl8 ET.—On the ist of November, & Dwelling } Rates on Cumberiand Street, at a as | oceupied by Wm, Stewart, Esq. Appl to H. WELSH. Im 6
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NEW B. MACDONALD ’S.
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JAWIES PATON & CO’S. Readymade Clothing Department
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The Largest and Best Clothing Depart-
Island.
Good Tweed Overcoats from $2.50 up. Reefers, al! sizes and prices.
‘Don’t buy anywhere before seeing our stock.
JAMES PATON & CO.,
Charlottetown, Sept. 30, 1891—eod&wy
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Ladies’ Cloth Coats, Ladies’ Seal Cloth Coats, Ladies’ Mantles, Ladies’ Saawls, Ladies’ Mantle Cloths, Black and Colored Merinos and Cashmeres, Dress Cloths.
10 Cases MEN’S CLOTHING, made specially to our own
order, guaranteed the best made and cheapest in town,
J. B. MACDONALD.
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125 Cases already open of our Fall follow. This year we purpose
OMINION BOOT AND Side STORE,
Goods, and more to
showing the largest and best
made stock of Boots ever shown in Charlottetown,
Charlottetown, September 16, 1891—eod & wky
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A NEW LOT OF:
WALKING STIGKS
For Young Men and Old,
WATSON’S DRUG STORE.
Charivttetown, Sept. 29, 1801—dy
| MONEY TO LOAN,
ARTIES desiring to borrow money on either City or Farm avers in sums of from TWO to THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS, can obtain the same on the most ‘reasonable terms and at a low rate of interest _ by applying to JAMES H. REDDIN, | oct2—2m Solicitor, Cameron Block.
Real Estate Agency.
i; subscriber, having oper a Real Estate Agency at his Office; 1? Queen ' Street, gives notice that he has facilities for
In many Styles and Woods, including some variously mounted | transacting business for persons wishing to ‘in Gold, Silver and Oxidized Silver, al prices, just received at |
Sell, Buy or Lease Lands or Houses in Town or Country.
A. MoNEILL.
| Ch’town, Sept. 15, 1991—eod tf wy 2i
Te LET.—One-balf of that pleasantly situated | House en the corner of Pownal and ad Streeta, containing eight rooms, Amy to
Dover.