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Local and Other items.

RANGE ORDER be yne Lodge meets

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- In St. James’ Hall to-nig ear all about the gallant fight ol v. l n't n iss tt. ~ +. i Wildey Lodge meets this even i “ Lh ~ i wWiil be con i Union Degt Statt will please > . : ’ . p > ii ; DAY Che Canadian AClint 4 } r ; pay S100 wavy has been condemned to pay v=. ‘a ' f buildin rs at st The

esa, VWue., Oy a 10cOm tive spark.

- Last Trir-—The steamer Coban, Cap t Ki sser, Wiil be due at Char 9 on the 22nd inst., and will carry i sheep on deck Chis will be the re © : tbs Season > Vor A St. John paper says: Ih: a ‘ Annie ( Brown, Captain Alex. hres of Kingston, Kent Co., loade d 70,000 t of boards, went to Charlottetown, dis

nd came back to Kingston all in one

Cuances.—-Sergeant Cameron Marshal, in has been Harris

OLIcE

appointed acting we of George Passmore, who watchman further or

tane language on the streets,

= &£ S10 or 20 days; Jome ~s Donovan, drut

anid imc spable, SOU or 4) Gdavs;: one Sd . * % Scot case was Turt! : irned, and an &* a IN i ‘i E.— Mr. brow! trovernine

Souris and Campbells Uo\ on Friday last. He leit next da

5 to New London on Mo

wiles tet vinecer, Visiveu break Watel

Lert M s4ipeyue, thence

: ; roe sth jlace ip . which ! goes to other piaces U at his present visit to tne Isiand. - : a « er [usr Lady Goaiva must uave Had excel jonally long hair siace it cempietely Conceal

i her lovely person, Since Ayer’s Hair Vigor same into use such such examples are not so

, ‘ 7 ‘ sy lt MiCTAVe lt Jt Vly

: : : wth of the Bair, Dut gives a fricn, silke

ry + ; prom ves Line

ixpisposEep.— Mrs. Starr

Keefer, the talent ed iauy ten wi ance lecturer, tich she contracted a few pays ago, did not fill her appointment for Souris on Saturday evening iast. She returns from Bay Fortune to Cardigan where she will remain for a day | or two's rest. ian lid a Pal. PLoUGHING.—Owing to the fine dry weather which we have had this fall a large amount of fall ploughing has been done by our farmers. t is noticeable that in Prince County the wheel plough is fast coming iuto of the farmers declaring it to be :

superior vO al others.

use, many

a

Make 4 Nore or Tuts. —Rev. srtson, of Ne tliat, N. S., will lecture to-night in St. James’ Hall. His subject will be, **The Elizabethan Vikings; or, the id sea dogs of the reign of Queen Bess.” Mr. Robertson, as a lecturer, is uasurpassed ‘n the maritime provinces for beauty of

aict

Mr. Rob-

ciiiatiinion

Quick PASSAGE. —The Maggie Alice, James Lannigan, arri Souris on ae ,ast, atter making ler rol und trip to Migq., in ten days. She is being made

wdy to take in another cargo of cattle, pro- du e, etc. for the same m arket. ‘apt. Lanni- gan, who is an uncle of our present Inspector f Fisheries, is one of the most energetic and successful men afloat.

Capt. Thurs- St.

+ r z *erre

> AN Improvep MetHop. — secretary Naylor, he Halifax S. P. ¢ will endeavor to na ‘ place fixed up where dogs and cats can be destroyed by coal gas. The arrangement

consists of a large air-tight, eheet iron lined

bex,. in which the anit nals are placed, and the ges, conveyed into the box by a pipe, is turn ed ou. When the animals bave been smoth-

ered, the gas is allowed to escape through a pipe leading to the open air, and the bodies Ven ve removed. silicon

Mosican HeapevarteRs.— Persons who

cnt tem late buying pianos or organs should read the advertisement of Mr. C. P. Flet- her in another column. Those pianos have met with much success on the Island, and are in use by the most competent judges. More Bell organs have been sold n the Island than any other kind, and they are too well known to need pufling. Call and inspect these instruments at the music store of C, P. Fletcher, Queen Street, Charicttetown.

sciucliaaaliaaienia

ie TrorrrinGc SCHEME.—A grea Wtaid.to be scheme ever Wag 1nspire I vy the tice in Boston. The scheme 18 to ogether a field of Maine stallions, of five Years old and under, to trot next tall for a parse of $5,000. This field would include Elmbrook, Wesland, Resolute, McCustic, the Seer. etc. The owners of several of these stallions have been approached by the Speculative ventiem in who is trying to ar Pang

ge the race.

scheme on foot-—the biggest trotting started in Maine. It doubtless $10,000 stallion

great

>> Sovris Rinx.—The new skating rink will built a ve ary convenient and ‘suitable site the rear of Mr. dames Mot ormack's resi- Yence has i en purchased from the Trustees % the Knight estate. The building to be *rected thereon will be considerably “larger than the old rink and will be owned by a int stock company whose capital has already “Sh assured in ten dollar shares. Messrs. “antwell and White have secured the contract > the e: arpepter work which is to be complet- &1 in time { ior the Christm as holidays, when nee | , again except to “ trip the light fan- ec tlie ,, wANADa’S Gop MEpDaL P tanos.—The Wil- ~aw s e ano is known in the West and in E ing- receic 8 the gold medal piano » from its having biii, ved 7 m eas ge bid neds ble at gre: at exhi- Satin a dale the past fe ‘W years, prin. pa ¥ gold, and there are now nearly 18.000 uams pi nos in use, Or ne arly seven. wine dye the pianos made in Canada, Of th, F ige bo ee | endorses the opinion Samples of these Po Ari a the - goid medals. “aUy artiving at J. f. Willie & ao say Sachern's building a 0's., Mac. 3 treet > Ch town,

sat

s} vegetables,

owing to @ ColU |

bring |

DAILY

Loc al and Other X CMs,

PHILHARMONIC, Mocting of the Philhar- ionic Society this a

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Don't Miss Ir. ~Hear Rev. Mr. Robert-

son's lecture to-night. It fairly teems with thrilling narrative. a Youne Laptes Journat.- The December vid Christmas numbers of this fine monthly

ire at the Diamond Bookstore. - on lo strengthen the hair, thicken the growth stop its blanching and falling out, and where it is gray to restore the youthful color, use Hall's Hair Renewer.

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FoorraLt..—A Halifax despatch says the Dalhousie football team played a very excit- ing game on the Royal Blue’s grounds on Saturday, with the A: Acadia College, Wolfville, football team. The result was a draw.

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RorLs, carbuncles, and other skin eruptions icate that the system is endeavoring to re t poisonous acids, and that Ayer’s Sarsa- parilla is imperatively needed. It is the most | liable of all blood medicines, Ask your drug- rist for it, and take no other. stsinhddiiemnene

Hourpay Goops.—A consignment of Eng lish goods. purchased direct from the manu- acturers for cash, will be opened up in a few day s. This lot includes many articles not be- fore offered for sale here. Time and place of

skes regular police duty unt sale will be announced later on. novl6 3i

‘iil lias

ee TemPeRraNnce.—A public temperance meet-

‘ ins. —New covering has been ordered) «int be held in McLeod’s Hall, under the

Le part rent cor Annancda.e whart, As \ a spic es of the Sons of Temperance, on Mon-

son is so far advanced, | — | dav evening next, 25th inst. This meeting

be laid til next spt . early | | will be addressed by clergymen and laymen

to meet Ut la of the I ho are well known friends and associates of

> soipping | ter peranc Remember the date.

i | —

.ol Mary Kyan a Sr. Anprew’'s Dinyer.—This annual festi

under the auspices of the Caledonia Club

P. E. Island, is arr ange d to be held at the sborne House, - harlottetown, on Monday enin December 2nd. An active committee

matter in hand, and no pains will be vared to make the celebration a grand suc- Iss. Che President, Lt.-Col. Irving, has harge of the programme. Toasts will he re sponded to by some of the best speakers in the

itv of all nationalities. Particulars in ad-

vertisement next week. a ie \, VALTABLE Carco.—The steamer hBona- vista sailed for Sydney and St. John’s, Nfid.,

at eight o’clock this morning. Her carge from this port was made up as follows: 30 head fat cattle, 86 sheep, and a large quantity of beef, mutton and poultry, by Blake Bros.; 76 bris 49 bags potatoes, Patrick Duffy; 23 bris vegetables, Joseph B. Haley; 9 bris egetables, 6 bris oysters, Joseph Haley; . ie carcasses pork, Chas. E. Rowe; 34 bris veg- | etables, 200 bags barley, H Longworth; 91 boxes and 2 bris biscuits, 25 bris oysters, 2 | quarters — Peake Bros. & Co.; 40 brie pars- | nips, Geo. KE. Wright; 232 bales hay, 33 bris } vege eas: 25 sheep, John Wheatley; 100 , sheep, George Wheatly;-76 rolls leather, 2 | crates mutton, 1 quarter beef, Wm. Boyle; 1150 bags oats, 30 bris vegetables, 10 tubs butter, Carvell Bros.; 279 bales hay, 25 bris and two half brls pork, 10 sheep, Barret Hen- derson. The passengers were Ww m. Boyle and Mias Cahill.

>

Supreme Court.

The adjourned sitting ot the Supreme Court opened this morning, Justices Peters and Hensley on the Bench.

Re the appeal of Henry B. Smith for certioraric to remove the conviction made by R. R. Fitzgerald, Esq., Stipen- diary Magistrate, under the Canada Tem- perance Act. Argued Michaelmas Term last, when Court took time. Mr. Justice Hensley now gives judgment discharging the rule nisi for certiorari, with costs.

Patrick O’Mullin vs. John Joy. Tried at nme last Octover before Mr, Justice Hensley without a jury. His Lord- ship now gives judgment for the defendant, with costs, | Stephen Brown vs. Daniel Tremere. Appeal from the judgment of William Heard, J. P. Court ordered that the set- clement made in this case in Easter Term last be deemed a dismissal of the prosection out of court, and that neither fine nor costs against either party can be effected.

Isaac Canning, respondent, vs. Ronald Steele, appellant. Appeal from the judg- ment of R. R. Fitzgerald, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate. On motion of Mr. Davies, Q. C., and affidavits of no notice of appeal having been served, the appeal in this case was dismissed with costs.

Ebenezer Wheatley, appellant, vs. Me- Rae, respondent. Appeal from judgment of County Court of Queen’s County. On motion of Mr. Morson, the Court dismissed this appeal— no notice of same having been served.

_ 2 b> @-—— --—- —-——-— A Cure for Diphtheria.

R. Munch, proprietor of a drug estab- lishment in Leipsic, Saxony, publishes in the Pharmacist, a medical paper, a remedy fur diphtheria which has had surprising lie urgently presses all physicians the benefit of patients suffer- and also requests the publish it. He Says : “My little dan gh er, seven vyears of age, has had diph- theri twice within some weeks, with severe fever, about 105 #. We gave, with great success, rectified oil of turpentine (oleum terebinth noe rectificatum.) Dose, one teaspoonful inf the morning, and the same in the evening.’

Adults should take one teaspoonful. Afterwards drink a little lahow arm milk to allay the burning in the throat.

For children the second dose can be mixed with milk, which will render it easier to take,

The result is really marvellous. The in- flammation of the abnormal diphthertic spots in the throat grow light at the edges, and in this way they gradually shrink uo- til in twenty-four hours they disappear, leaving no sign.

To quiet the injamed tonsils, the throat was gargied every two hours, and then every three hours, with the following gar- gle : One ounce of chlorate of potash to forty ounces distilled water,

Phe rewedy has been used with perfect satisfaction botn by adults and children, not one ease ending fatally. The Mil- waukee Volksblatt quoted this remedy from a German paper, and aftorWards received a let‘er from @ subscriber in Mitchell county, lowa, saying that a child in the writer's family was attacked by diphtheria, treated by local physicians, and died; then four members of the same family were attacked,

| SUCCESS

i f 1 to ry it ior Saas irom the Gjsease,

pre 88 tO

wdvys di

treated by this remedy, and, 1 om happy to tall you, ol) reddvered,

EXAMINER, . ae ee

a UES! DAY,

FRED. £. MORRIS,

~-DEALER IN—

ELECTRICAL GOODS,

Cor. Queen and Water Sts., CHARLOTTETOWN, - - - - P,E. ISLAND,

| AS always on hand Electric Bella, Annur- ciators, Burglar Alarms, Medival Batterie: , Kiectric Motors—for running Sewing Machine:, Coifee Mills, &e«..—and all kinds of Klectric Gas mn Apparatus. itting up Houses and Repairing Instruments & Specialty. All work guarenteed. novlé—lw

BR NORTON & 60,

Commission Merchants

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. 1.

—_ —————-——

SPECIAL AUCTION OF APPLES

unis cca Wednesday, November 20th, AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK.

This isa SPECIALLY FINE LOT of No. 1 Fruit, and will keep till spring. novl6—3i

FOR SALE CHEAP.

400 Loads KINDLING WOOD, 300 Loads SEAWEED, 300 * SAND. Apply to JOSEPH MAHAR,

Cumberland Street.

novi2

PE. ISLAND RAILWAY,

Tenders for mele Fence Material, Timber, &e,

YEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Ne) undersigned, and marked ‘‘ Tender,”

will be received until

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, INST., FOR THE SUPPLY OF

58,000 Hemlock Sleepers, as per specificatiun.

20,000 Cedar Sleepers, as per specification.

26 sets Sawn Hemlock Switch Sleepers, price per 1,000 superficial feet, loaded on cars,

549 pieces Sawn Hemlock, from 8 feet to 15 feet long, and from 6x8 inches to 12x14 inches, price per 1,000 super- ficial feet, loaded on cars.

1,500 Cedar Fence Posts, 7 feet 6 inches long, 6 inches at small end.

13,500 Cedar Fence Posts, 5 feet long, 6 inches at small end.

230 Cedar Snow Fence Posts, 8 inches at small end.

5,750 Cedar Braces, 3 feet long, 4 inches at small end.

40,000 superficial feet Spruce Scantling, 20 ft. long, 3x6 inches, price per 1,000 feet loaded on cars.

25 tons Hewn Hemlock Timier, price per ton, loaded on cars.

12 feet long,

Forms of tender for sleepere, with specifi- cation endorsed thereon, may be had at al! Booking Scations. No forms of tender for other material,

No tender for sleepers will be considered unless made in accordance with and upon the printed form supplied ; nor will a tender for a less number of sleepers than 500 be enter- tained.

No tender will be considered unless accom- panied by a deposit equal to five per cent. of the value of the material tendered for, which deposit may be either cash or a certified bank cheque, Uncertified cheques will not be ac- cepted. Should a tender be accepted, the deposit will be retained until the satisfactory completion of the contract. Should a tender not be accepted, the deposit will be returned by registered letter, at tenderer’s risk.

The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Railway Office, Ch’town, Nov. 14th, 1889,

novl5—6i eod pat 6i cod jour he r a

Canned Salmon.

Pm Cases | lb. tall SALMON, 20 “ 1 lb. flat _

For sale vy

HORACE HASZARD.

M urdock Fiour.

200 pearany guaranceed the best Family], Flour on P. &. Island

100 Half Barrels Choice Canadian Oatmeal. For sale by HORACE HASZARD.

Tall Cans.

$00 Cases Tall Cans.

For sale by

HORACE HASZARD,

pov]3—2w eod FOR

COUGHS AND COLDS:

ane.

Johnson’s Cough Syrup, —FRREPARED BY—

ARTHUR S. JOHNSON, |

PHARMACIST, Corner Kent aud Prince Streets.

Standard Oatmeal

novelty eod

_Vertieement.

en ge NS

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ALK EN

AND SEE

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Stock

OF | or I — e 3 ‘fy 4 < 2 ‘LOTHING a a a ‘= © w

Visit Us, ft Wi

Charlottetown, October 25, 1889.

less money than satisfied.

Charlottetowa, November 13, 1889—eod

ae

Charlottetown Driving Park,

have ordered a final call of ($20 a share), stock, pagable on o1 next. Shareholders will please pay the amount of | call to the Secretary, at the office of Warbur-

before

ton & Smaliwood, Cameron Block, City, not later than the above date. A. B. WARBURTON,

: Secretary. Ch’town, Oct. 22, 1889—dy & wky tl dte

WANTS

’ OST.—On Queen Street, a Dollar Note. The 4 finder will oblige by leaving it at THe Kx- AMINER Office. novlg

LOST,

FOUND. | -A bundle of Homespun Flannel. Owner can have same by paying for this ad- ayli wky ti~novid =

Ww LET. —That desirable Residence situate on

the corner of Kuston and Weymouth Streets,

at present in the occupation of Mra. Thomas

MacKinlay. Possession immediately. Knquire ou the earmes. tf—novl9

jy ANTED. —A LAURENCE V novls

Nov IS THE TIME to get your house banked for the winter. Two bundred and fifty - ids of Seaweed on hand. <All orders left?at

MsLeod & Stewart's, Prince Street, will be promptly attended to.-JoHN MeInwis. novi

10 LET a House and Shop on “King Street, a powndt. Apply at this office. Aovis—t

~~

IANO FOR SALE at a bergen, . applied fcr

at once. aieres at this offi _ipvi—tf eod qo= + Ww: Boos,

ee

rood Mile Cow. Apply tito . WATSON, Queen Street,

N OVEMBE R l 9,

Excelsior

"WE ARi

fgg Directors of the above Association |

20 per cent. ; to be made onthe subscribed | 30th November |

FOUND &e

(x)

Men’s Overcoants.

u Pay You.

JAMES PAT

f {x)

We knocked them out the first strike. regular WALK OVER, but it makes us the Cham- pion of Low Prices.

Overcoats from $1.90 to $14.00. Reefers from $1.75 to $12.60. Suits from 95c.

Ladies’ Ulster Cloth and Ladies’ from 10 to 20 per cent less than regular prices

HOW WE DID I¥.~-The whole secret of our sue- cess lies in the fact that we offer what the people want, and having purchased our stock at prices that defy the competition of the world, we

$12.00.

‘an sel any other house.

J.

B. M

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Chariottetown, Oct. 2),

1889.

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2 889.

PATON & CO. meayanaee Refers and Crene

IN © encmeashenbenbenstnitdh VALUE LIN

Clee

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SEE boys’ Suits, Reefers and

Overcoats.

ON & CO.

QUEEN SQUARE.

THE PEOPLE!”

Who Knocked High Prices Out of the Field.

it was a

Dress Groods at

ae

il better goods at Try us and be

GDION ALD,

QUEEN STREET.

Y 1GOFF BROS’ FALL BOOTS

- . = Beat Them All!

NOTICE TO SHOEMAKERS.—We

(AP) ave Headquarters for French Calf f Tops, at Sole

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Leather,

; Upper, Calf, G Kid, Awiz, Pegs,

Pincers, Nails. Sh Thr 2d

Wax, Webb, Eyelet Brass Nails,

De i - 5 ee Br iStie@s,

Hamme rs, dc., sold cheaper than can be tmported

Orders by letter carefu aitended te.

GOFF BROS.

4} ond pr impuly

WE HAVE A FINE

WALNUT,

fs

SO OR EI

Bedroom Sets!

emvmwmmmenee § ()) 2 emma

ASSORTMENT IN

OAK, ANTIQUE ASH, &c.. SHELLING VERY CHEAP.

eanacpensin iti tneiitlenninty

MARK WRIGHT & CO

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