Local and Other liems.

mA ! ‘ R \ ‘ : Deo : i oo ‘ n atthe | ‘ bay «o ‘ s Merin wid Gauze Underclothing ilimg very ip at. B. M rccdionaiad a lur firs i { mackerel received in St. lohn, N. B won arrived on Friday = A Vins, Srpraat Clairvoyant. will } ‘ Cisbor ious } lew da hoom 38. jby)7 - _ 1 Lys n exchange, i uw be WET t eman wil Mh se lea rit thy TAK 1 oe J eceived I8 cozen (rent s Amer Lb Cell ( ul lt Cuffs in Ajax, Cleri ib ; le it Mie n, &) en St = fur Rev. Ronald Gillis, lately iained at Rom s returned hon bathe Ronald | iri H M ‘ way i e ( thed i] oo. \N emergency communication with Victoria

Lodgo No. 2, A. F. & A. M.. will be held

Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Work on the Pnir Degree > AT a picnic held at Debert, N. 8. on Friday.

Mr. R stewart,

of P. E, Island won the 100

ract nal « iptured second pr ize in the

hop step and jump,covering r 40 feet, 34 inchs. : “ a

Mr. Brown, C. E.. of the

Department, w

Ing the

Public W week breakwater with a view of

orks examin having re

is in Souris last

pairs commenced on that w rk at nh early ‘My. a Lb » se the races at the Roller . : if G15 Newsom ska i : i te : ‘ cs i ep i) s ‘ St S. Cralb: 1s Ba oe : }. CaTun her lls tempted to Miss Annie Wyckoff from being run over h exp train at Elizabeth, N. J., on Friday last, but both were struck by the engu stant Li i - > Uwe Y¥-FOUR candidates p ssed rt entrance to » Ro Military Colle Kings I ) io 12 ec 9, Ne Brun WICK 2. ty miwa i i lil i Fy Cn Anders Charlottetown, was nint} h list w +. 609 marks. > SPEAK! \I { le lan Ke KY = tesm : t bhittly, What do i thin ‘ i Well tii o 1 remem) V vb Soll rhe Salad to somebody eise in th ( le Bawn Wi u ile leave yo ey T p wor but | ‘ ur widow ) . I ' ove > v1 RIA has sent an autograph let rents of Miss Louise Journeanx,. the fh vine of the Jer sey boating ulventure, particulars ef which appeared in TuE EXAMINI some time ago, congratulating them on the rescue and safety of their daugh ter. H M bjesty has also sent a mes sage and sum of money to Miss Journeaux. a A FEW days azo while an iron dealer was unloading his wa gon filled with old irtillery material at St. Petersburg, which had been purel ased from the government at auction sale, a nine-inch shell, Suppose l not to have been properly unloaded, exploded among a

group of workmen and others. Sixteen per including four children, were killed and several more were injured. ssiaickdlieciieee Apvices from Toronto report that dastardly being perpetrated upon the active Seott temperance act. At

aclaialty of several pe!

sons,

outrages are sup por te rs of th

Hastings the

} SUS Las

veen Wantonly destroy l. On Tue sday a nous it Arthur was burned and the stables and outbuildings of License Commissione1 itraham, at Smith's Falls, were ade stroyed and

a : raham fatally burned.

—_o---—

Tue Charlottetown Rifle Club held its fourth poon competition on Satur lay alter- noon, Ke caleba. The ranges were 200, 500 and 600 y irds: seven shots at each. Capt.

Weeks won the Silver Spoon with a total

72 points. This is the second Silver — the apt. Weeks has captured in the fow

» Horn Spoon fell to the lot C McDonald. -- -

W ednesd Ly last som

ing off the point near Shaws Hotel, Brack- ley Point, with the hook and line, when a school of mackerel was observed. ‘Two boats capt oe by John F. Barnard and Albert , took a hand in the fun and by landing 45 brs. hour from the time Next!

——

competitions, Ty

of Lieutenant H.

parties were fsi-

Tre nsle} , Esqs aid of a seine succeed d in choice mackerel within an they were first observed.

Tue Chicago News says it knows of a man who was innocently telling his wife that he had been thinking of taking her out for a plate of ice cream, but the recent ice cream poison ing case in Somerville had caused him to hesi- tate. Upon her rejoinder that poison had lately been found in the best brands of whiskey . answer and went away to

reflect. It is useless to reason with these

he gave an evasive

iit eats.

onvened at Gagetown, N. B., on Tuesday last, Judge Watters, of St. presiding W hen the Rey D. D. Cur- was call his counsel, Mr. L. A. Currey, served an order nisi for a writ of pro- hibition from a judge in the supreme court on the court and prose: oO dering them not to hear or proceed with the case. The judge then declined to hear it or any motion In re- i thereto.

lux adjourned court

John,

rie 8 Case

vOorTs,

erence atchiiiniguaie

Atrex and three drunks

Stipendiary Magis-

There were two

TERRENCE Me occu-

pied reserved seats at the

trate’s Court this forenoon.

ves WrATISt Lilie re loubta ile ‘Terre n Che tirst was that one night last week len thirst for filthy lucre took possession oi him, and almost simultaneously he took p _ s10n o© a sailor wh ») Lappened to be at hana,

om wh um he demanded the small sum ‘95 cents. The s i! refused to fork over. nel ler ; proceeded ¢ r el him iv i ana jerrenc¢ proceecea vo conip nin }

him several blows in the mouth. W here moral suasion failed, force was success- ful—the sailor handed over the ‘‘ quarter,” while Terrence went on his way rejoicing, and the sailor “‘sailed” in the direction of the police station. As the sailor was not present Te rence was rem: anded until such time as he

giving

THE DAILY

other day

+ a “45 . sh ye »gee eners di aaape i . : Local and Other items. | Local and Other Items. lite Nou hpo will make two trips to the COLLINGWOOD SCHRIEBER, Esq. is expected | Fea at Nort iver on Wednesday. here this evening. ~~ a A } i ’ " ‘ i ‘ \ ’ nm tive i { \ I, ‘ i \ Lt at! « ies it Hall to-night. °D " received a> Fredk. LePoge’s, i. — 1 \ ” } 1 (‘ond | Cot awd } CONDENSED COCOA AND MitKk at Reer &] Ne } LOT oO ondensed Cotlee just rr Coll 31 ivl9 1 oe ved it Beer & Goff s. 3i ivl9 . \ i ‘ Alder Publications | Trt principal streets of Montreal were 4 +} a oe . » fire pene lay at the Diamond B estore nted _— _ electric — for the first “ me on W edne Saay eveniny last, i } i it 4 ms in to } Lt wy] Hy 1 es : ; ‘ rt ope ned at J. B. M onald iy , mane re, SEOP Ol low \ will ne i deliver an address at the special anniversary ‘ } oe : > : 7 | servic ‘ » hel _ 2 ter's hurch 11S MANITOBA and tl Northwest have now } vice to be held in St. Peter's Church thi ; ; evening. \ CUIrty Verh WeeKiy id two Is , * poy Eiper RB. B. Tyure. of New Yor) 1; a MLDER bb. >. YLER, OT NevV York, delivered ile and instructive discourses. yesterday HE s ut ; ? > \ : ‘ ; - 7? + \ \to mat a utive audiences at the ertised to be i ‘ i . . y ‘ 7 j tian Chureh per Great George Street. He “) ié tedi To pa‘ } ' } ‘ 4 ° j iat mun i ppomtment to preach again ai . the same place at 7.30 0’clock this evening. vl = YN , one of the oldest and most ibject—** An Analysis of the Gospel Facts, su | pilo or e Boston Line, is back | — igning with aptain Crowell in the Merrimack, On Friday evening last, Capt. Costello, schr. - iA le Lewis, threw his seine several times in Wo. LWrOLDER, about 40 vears of age, was Sours Day There were plenty of m kerel | killed by a tree falllng on him, while peeling | schooling around, but ne to the hallow- bark a few ys since, on the Keswick river, ness of the water, it was difficult to handle N. B. the seme. He succeeded, however, in captur- . ue Ing between 20 and 40. barrels. Capt, Cos- Bure Lars broke into a house at Nashville. teiio Is one of the most energetic skippers lenn., th ind carried off a cake of Shy oat. Some of the shore seiners also made | | i |

J. B. Ma

any otner store,

’ }? © ‘ lonald’s Boot Store « leaper than

, - Ly 7 ‘ ° + Patrick's Hall on Sunday evening next for

ul pose of completing arrangements for the

building of a new cathedral, was given yester- day at High Mass, ecilghiealiptciingkal AN exchange probably fibs in the following

parag! uph: ‘*He was : carpenter, He had lifted his hammer to strikea nail. Did he strike? Not much, He paused, then returned the hammer to his box. The I2 o'clock whistle had blown. He was working by the day.’ le cceinedlttiain-saad

A New YorK de spat h says that a sloop

carrying a picnic party of between 20 or 30

residents of Manteo, N. C., Albemarle Sound, A number of

was capsized in on Wednesday, by a squall. persons were drowned. The bodies of three young women and a child have -

STAFF CaprT. Hersert, of th

} . vil In her

e Gospel

power to effect the refo

VW } hard «

m of certain Well Known n successful in several cases, and

Army, is doing mati sne nas bee to-day, at her solicitation, an order was issued for th » release from jail of a ‘“‘confirmed drunkard,” whom she proposes to take in hand

ucters.

pissin John Sun: The Flying Yankee had a very large passenger list Friday, princi- pally thi yugh sseng Quite a number of the women «l to Nova Scotia, who had to Boston from two to six weeks ago in returning to

YS the St

belonge gone search of employment, and were homes sadder but wiser.

their

oe THE largest h ilibut probab! y ever landed at Port la Tour was caught by William Powell, in the neighborhood of Brazil rock. It was with the greatest difficulty that he was se-

cured by Mr. Poweil and his boatmate. The

fish weighed near 450 Ibs. and was 18 inches

in thickness, very fat and of excellent quality. Halifax Herald.

ee

THe Cape Sable Advertiser says that on Tuesday last Gilbert Blenkhorn, of Maccan, ifter making ineffectual attempts to drive into his barn a steer which he wished to have slaughtered, determined to shorten the job by shooting him. Hastily loading an old gun, he took it from the house, but by some means was impelled to make another effort at driving firing. Finding he could not accomplish it, he discl rarged the piece, which burst at the point gras sped by the left hand, which was so badly shattered that a physician found it necessary to amputate it at the wrist.

in the anim il before

— oro

‘kind of numb "—while turned to the that he could see things as well and think, but could not speak nor eat while in that position. His appearance when periorm- ing the feat is, for some unaccountable reason, somewhat shocking.

sleep

rear

Messrs N. LoGan & Sons, of St. N. B., last week completed a handsome four- ,

e : ; foun 1. The other charge was one of } cared racing shell. to the order of Mr. John lt with a “ id happened i iis | Joy, of the South End Boating Club. © Sh

\ es ry evi n MecAtee got into ] an in-rigged wat, constructed of white

) ithe ilor, but this tims 1e } pine, and measures 39 feet in length, and

i is the victor and Terrence he van- | weighs 106 pounds. The boat was shipped uished. He did not take his defeat very | for here on Saturday morning. When she racefn'ly, wid det ermined to *‘ get square arrived at Point du Chene the outriggers.

i this object in view, and a brick in his hand, he approached a young man wom he thought was his nautical oppo

nt, and let him have » full benefit of th«

soft side of it in the co ud, " intideine a severe

ment. Wi ith

wound. For this offence he was remanded eight days. The three drunks were fined $2 eath.

owing to the improper manner in which she \ stored on the car. caught in the ware house at the Point, as a result of which the shboard and several of the were torn out. The railway authorities sent the boat back to the Messrs. Logan to be repaired, and she will likely arrive here early next week.

sliding seats

A Sawn Francisco exchange says that a young man, giving his name as Andrew Nor- vinson, collected a ee of dimes by turn ing his head around so that his chin rested on i ine betwee i his houlder Liade Ss. He el rime ad to be a native of Nwe at nh, age d 19 j years Ln i said th bb his neck is broke nm by L | fall f ym th tor barn when old | and tl Li his life Ww cle ypal ec of nit arly a month. He said that his head felt as if

John, |

EXAMINGR, - - -

mM . e.3 } a7 oap. They must have thought it a rare | fir hauls uriosity ee

“a Yar general verdict of the smokers of the " ; ° VI »N > + thad it j +1, Pe + 1 1 HE general verdict of town and country is |“)! ' Navy IS thatitis the tnest tobacco that you can buy your Boots and Shoes at|*°y have ever used. There can be no mis- take upon this point for itis proved by this tangible evidence. The large demand for this

» tobacco shows it to be true, and the character \ FISHERMAN at or ne Parker’s Cove, | 7! the demand gives further proof. It has } polis, N. S., | caught 14,000 I®bsters | ever of the spasmodic kind, up one lw n the ast x or eight weeks. They ; month and down the next. lt has been a sus I wre old for 815i “ | tained and constantly increasing demand. | i rhe vu ] 4] quality of the tobacco ac His “ Lonpsuip ture Brisnorp or Iowa] COUMS tor th reac ner t i { ‘ ons t * Peter's Cl irch yesterday. The lust was a| At Jacksonville, Ill., some time last year, a ylendid plea : ( h ianit\ in hamed | red Holla was a rested on the iL charge of stabbing Mrs. McLaughlin and her Cure \ ry Rev. James McDonald and the sister sO sever ly that t! f ne urly lost their Rey P VeD ‘ tor of & Dunstan's Lives, “ oy ol disg ruised men _ broke open Co] passenvers by Princess of Wales the jail and shot Hollar through the abdomen. for H ron & .y mort : Before Holl: ur died he insisted that } cet not sen commit the foul dee ed. WwW m. McLaughlin, . ; : yf . | who had basely deserted his wife, ies recent- . m : ] rmances }ily ina Western State, confessing in his last om ‘Y On Saturday ever e ne : ments that h was the author of the Hable articies were dist ted and a| terrible crimes for which Hollar lost his life. ld y iwarded the handsomest lady pre ahead ei | His Lonpsute Bisnop McInryre left here im > } oh norning y tue steame St. Lawrence for Pwo hundred acres o! umberries, in the | Quebec, where he will be present on Monday ‘ uty Tomah, Wis., ha een ruined by EF it the ceremony of Cardinal Taschereau's ‘ it forest fir The lo inated at) investiture. His Lordship will also visit Mon- 500,000, It will tal ght or ten years fol | tre l on the 27th inst., and Ottawa onthe 29th ines to grow again linst., tl on which the pallia will be = én | conferred upon Archbishops Fabre id WHILE a f ner named Brown, of South | Vuhame Bishop Mefntyre returns home Wiltshire, was engaged moulding potatoes on | #out the first of August, and will, we under- | rsday last, his horse took fright and ran | stand in company with several ef his clergy, uway coming in contact with a barbed wire! Visit British Columbia in September, delaying fence cutting himself severely. >, move l points alo the 1 or the a = ( . < o Notice of meeting of the parishoners of : : Ce os "ad : ; i] St. Dunstan's Cathedral, to be held in St.|, “+.CONCERT under Mr. Earle’s direction will

Hali this ign in aid of Episcopal Church at Cherry Valley. Mr. | by Miss’ Minnie Palmer, Mrs. Roome and Miss Reddy, lea ling

soprano of the Montreal Cathedral. Messrs. Vinnicombe, F. H. Beer. Pea) F.

G. Beer, F. Maynard, B- Bremner and obheen Steamer leaves Charlottetown at 6.30. Con- Steamer waits fer Concert per- formers and others who desire to attend, and will return to the city on or about 10.30 after the Concert

pe given in Pownal

Earle will be assistex

(re orge

cert at 7.30.

ALTHOUGH the late English the shortest-lived of the pretty well occupied with the Irish question, it managed to pass the act giving women a guardianship with their husbands 2f their children, the Shop Hours’ Bill, and the Sale of Drink Bill, besides repealing certain vcts iffecting the m country. ‘ also dealt with the question of medical educ tion, amended the law of copyrig ht, pr wide ‘a some redress for the and brought

discussion the titles, taking the step to a mv:ch-

needed reform.

Parliament was century, and was

int oOMmnt

. rals of the

crofters, under thereby

question of

first

Carr. McELHInNgy, of the Marine De partment, been sent to New York to examine a four-hundred ton steam cutter, which is said to be offered for sale at a bar

has

gain, and which the Dominion authorities desire to purchase for the fisheries protec- tion service. Should Capt. McElhinney

report the vessel suitable for the service, she will be purchased at once, and taken to Halifax to be fitted out. The present flect is reported to be totally insufficient to pro- the fisheries from American The fisheries department are constantly re ceiving telegrams from various points on the coasts of Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island, reporting American vessels taking fish within the three-mile limit.

tect vessels.

ise Se

A CORRESPONDENT writes:—‘The Lansdowne called again at Souris on the i4th,and after find- ing the coast in that vicinity clear of poachers, steamed away in the direction of East Point and North Side. Capt. Scott, R. N., means business, and is fully determined to guard our tishe ries from foreign greed and _ selfishness. American ippers must certainly know by this time ‘that the Treaty of 1818 will be maintained in its entirety as long. as Government continues to shut us out of their markets. Both the Imperial and _ the Canadian Governments have resolved upon this, and no amount of bluster from Portland or Gloucester will deter them from carrying their intentions into effect. American skippers should not allow themselves to be deceived by false reports circulated by Grit newspapers. Repairs, shelter, wood and water are all that they can count on at present. Only that and noting

their

more.

T+, ty 1 aes ‘ - hl LHE Str, Meri mack, Capt. Crowell,

ived here yesterd norning about 9 o’clock, with .g ral cargo und 1 ] fol] wing p sengers: Mrs. M. Cameron, Mrs Dunn, Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. W. Hi. Cotton, Mrs. W. Blackmore, Mrs. Clapin,

Mrs. J. MeGuire, Mrs. Butler, "Mrs. 8S. H. Mayer,@Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Harrison Loring, Mrs. C. Langdon, Misses A. McLeod, M. “Richey, A. MeDonald, P. McDonald, Margaret Shemlin, E. Shemlin, Georgie Corbett, Katie Morrison, Mary Hinckley, McKinnon, Katie McRae, R. Mce-

Auld, Mrs. W..- T.

| Golly, Newell, Kilien, Watson, Hatheway, i Lawton, Bennett, M. A. Stanford, Bennett, ; D>. ia Heaton, » hwahb, Jennie Blackmore. | is ibel Cor lin Annie MeDo ald. Annie Mc

| Rae, Jessie McRae. Jefferson, Lucary

Clark, Crijchett, Belvin, Sarah C. Tay- lor, Ella P Crooker, Messrs. John Lincoln, W E Cotton, Hatheway, Charles Brown, Thoma onlin, W F Butler, L H Mayer, James fitvPatrick, ¥ H Critchett Fr W Marsden, Atherton Loring, Dr J A Ful- ler, Masters kincoli and Parker. The steamer was inspected by large numbers of ladies and gentlemen yesterday, and was

She sails on return at six

much admired.

o'clock this evening.

~ —~ RONDA

GRAND TEA,

IN AID OF THE

‘Charlottetown Baptist Church,

AT NORTH RIVER BRIDGE,

(the beautiful ground: Poplar Island having been secured for the purpose) ‘ July ist.

On Wednesday,

were |

leave the at 10 a. m.,

i HE steamer Southport will Ferry Wharf, Charlottetown,

and 2 p, m. sand in attendance, Tea on tables from I o'clock. Tickets for Boat and Tea, 40cts. ;

Boat only (return) 20cts.

Tea only, 2hcts.:

| Should Wed: 1esday prove unfavorable, the | = will be held on the followi ing day.

{

ve ily 9, 1886.—2aw | | }

AUCTION.

Valuable Property at Kensington,

terms and particulars apply to Owen Connoily. Tee jun2l eod wt

- — ein 4 ie eens ani cha aconenanasanemans _

JULY 19, 1886. \

BROS. IMMER

Now is the Vime te Secure Your Midsummer Goods.

:O:

MIDSUM

Summer Dolmans, Summer Dress Geods, Summer Underclothing, Summer Millinery Goods.

Exceptional Value ue in Bvery Department,

oe be Sold _on WEDNESDAY, 28th July, oO a at i0.30 o’clock a. m. that valuable See Ur ocds, BUILDING ond LAND, situate at Kensing- sad Pe ; ton, ot :julietdte-ol:“Maialogiiie tai ieakee ~2eeo Our Prices, a aes atetie Roads, suitable for Ware- Cc e house, Shop or Canning Establishment, being ace? Cur Bareains I for seven Te used in the latter capacity, ss dance Sait bial and one of the best business stands in that ue! thriving town. Aliso, valuable Building Lot in rear, to be sold either in connection with, or separate Irom, Building and Lot. i Alno, at same time and place, a large and | complete assortment of improved Can-making and Tinsmith’s Tools, 1 Driving Wagon, 1] ~~: : sit an : ( } x ly Express do,1 Jaunting Sleigh, 1 Set Light | 2 %¥™ July 6, Harness, 1 Net xpress Harness, H yusehold | Furniture and various other articles, } : pia This is a rave chance of a good investment, | A oi; as sale is positive. ‘| ph i A. C. McLEOD. | 7 Park Corner, J ily 15 Jour tl sale Oe eee or eri | ope & ead 7m s ti Atlant Steamship Oo, “7 9A North Atlan 1¢ wbeausiip UO.) 4 pages eae Y . YE : | RUSTICO BHACOH, P. EF. LI. ” | H¢ been much improved this season, and will be open for Guests and Visitors on or before JULY 10th. && TERMS :— Moderate, Che Proprietors will spare no pains to make this the finest summer resort in the -rovinces, prin eee - TAT SO — , |. WORN . NPwWwWsom: 2 Oo. FROM LONDON. |Ch'own, June 15, 1886. THE STEAMSHIP 4 . - ws re -~ ‘CLIFTON ~NEW yt K Y G Bie | Y is intended to leave ean 5 ae Lond for Charlottetown, | 4OnGOR 161 arieottetown, . ABOUT THE as —r san CET Ba 5 i Tory areas 6: Feantge: aely.in-« Tondos tot 6 8g a vc ince: osye ee — Atlantic 5. S. Company, 147 » Fenchurch | S usu: al, our stock has been péfeonslly selee sted in the hest Our? . i FENTON T. NEWBERY. ‘4 British and American markets, and comprises, in addition - ‘ ° fl 4 a eli j 113 Sci see mee toa Fall Range of Siapie Ds) tioods, ali the novelties to be found. epee eo eee nomen wee ee semen |) London, Paris and New York Mi y . € T TRY THE 4sondol aris and New York [#il- meyG H stiabininigin » 4 > # TTAB faye! | hnery. FancyGioods, Hats, Bon- j ’ > . i Sa ‘ Ae nets anc lapes. , 25 CENTS, ————— 0-———— ar tu New Farasols and Umbrellas | eked & : Cs rer | LONDON HOUSE | ———0 p k of New Hosiery Gl &o ow x ‘Lax ve Stock of Ne osiery, Gloves, &c. a W~— ———- - ? > rs cna, New Trimmings, New Frillings, New L ANGLE vole New Tri mings, New Fri ings, ew Laces | Tae oie .

7[?O LET—A House on Dorchester Street, con-| #7 HORI AO tr Ti Geese . taining seven rooms. Appy to G.C. Worthy. | j¥ BW ibi8 iY ue Wit hi [hath GS 10 ule jly 19 3i pd ' abd

— ———— $e } ee ee 0 — JNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM. | lier Sides th ee als _ — USPANY: bstablished, 1890; Assets, gee | NeW Freveh Musiias, New American Muslins, New 36; Surplus, $947,209.49. nabs ‘ane reliable | gh ‘ Axent wanted for Prince Edward Island. Apply | Ly ACES 10 hy atch. to RK. H. Matson, Superintendent P. O., Drawer, 2560, Toronto. jly 19 2i | vo ect — ~-- —— 0 Nlethg I We jersey J WANTED-—A servant Girl—a good one. Apply | ew Cliths, Wew Pink Cottons, ew Jerseys, New Jackets. at the Revere House. jly 1 19 3i —_— O———— ANTE ‘D—. Agents to sell onr guaranteed | ; s WANTED, tou, sueranted| INT egeegy Carpets and Qileloths! sion oi salary. AgAress : “Hartsfeld, P. S. F. & | M. Co., Box i15, Newport, Ky., U. 3, of A | done sanicie. (ener gonmmenee jlyl7 dwks & wky j wide dln kc ae 2 ae a a, c> Sect HOR SAI E OR TO LET—A Blac ksmith’s Stand | ES mK i N C34 i on St, Peter’s Road. Apply to John Prowse. | . s iyl7 2i law wky 4i Be siiniencoiesiceasatiecca ad biased Ch’ town, A pril 29, °R6. 7 ITED | IMMEDI ATELY--A Cook ; one juainted with restaurant brsiness pre- Servek: zood wages to the right pers on. Apply at —_— _— = EXAMINER Office. Jy¥17 eod tf T°. LET—The Dwelling House on Pleasant = 3! i Street, lately occupied by the Rev. C. O'Meara: : * possession given immediately. Apply to Wm. ~ é Deda. jylé tf — once, a good smart Girl for gen ore ral housework. Apply to Mrs. M. Steven- one = “ery wad ems TAP son, Richmond Street, jyl6 2 wel ce v dz A. _ ia? = © cousins ict) lcctinetiegh dink moO LET—That plea santly situated iiouse, with | 4 out>:ildings and large yard. on South Side of | eet gE se ones {uare, now in possession of Mrs. Rob rt | oung: possession given early in August Ap- cs “ EE “a ply to A. H. Macpherson. jun23 tf ¥ j q* } 9 ~ —- ~-------— - — | Or © & he & 4 -s * LO>t—On Tuesday last, a Wallet cont ntlaie | 4 money and valuable papers. Finder wiil be —— -0-—— rewarded ,by leaving same at A. _MeNeili’s NEW DRESS GOODS, in all the newest makes ae Te NEW MANTLE CLOCHS, in all the newest makes. WANTED IMMEDI ATELY—A Boy to learn NEW CHIP, TAPE and STRAW WATS, the harness making.—i. R. Prowse, Murray a W FLO\ERS, FRATHERS. Harbor South, jyl47 7i NEW HOs a NE‘'Y GLOVES. ee ee NEW PRINTS, NEW CRETONNES A YOUNG DunaeatAGPToas Mae giay| New MnguNing GoObs, NeW TRIatMNas Pa terms eaerel.—iemeemens © Street, nearly oppo- . CARPETS, in Seotch, Brussels, Tapestry aod Sano at CLEARING-OUT PRICES site residence of George Kt. Beer, Esq. jy13 51 pd oa eee WANTED Cook. Apply to Mrs Edward MAES! WATS! f2ATS 2 —Thousands of Men anil Boys’ HATS, in Felt and july7 tf } Straw, irom i0 cents Los? Qn Sati erday afternoon, a asum of Money, ‘ LOVEE NG $7,000 Se ree 7 oe a eh ae ye aaees Shaan wrapped up in paper. Finder wili be rewarde* | $1.25, Mea’s Suits from $1.50. Will gaaraptee the bost valae in “loth’ng ever offered on by leaving same at the Ex MINER or Railway |p, E Islaod, Otfice. ee poten 9 6 july 5 ; A fiae stock of Bazlish Worsteds, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, which wil! he made to To! LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor-|} order atclose prices sie be ! ; chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen \ big stock of Gents’ Furnishing tien « Usc'ton “nirts, 25 cents up. Connelly ; immediate posse ssion given sor Ali our Gooda are aad at the ‘ te cuban Prices. Please cali and see r yours ives “4 terms and particuiars apply to Owen ¢ ‘onnolly. . ; C 8. junZl cod ge " : RS gto eee oe “ T° LET--That brick House on Dundas Espla- a - s. Fi ZACDONALD, nade, now in the possession of G. H. Haszard, Eeq.; . possession given Ist Ottober next. For QUEEN STKELT.

Ch’town, May 12, 1886.—dy & wky