PO us: Se

; > epi Sy é hy

a @Neill, Auctioneer.

ety

a A? the special meeting of the City , this forenoon it was decided to present an ad- dress of welcome to Mr. Just

we

. Tr — — — ery THE . d ‘ ee > A ‘ . Local and Other items. I 1) Kerru, a well known Halfax t¢ > ‘ S. Davin 2 Kingston, Ont.. : - ¥ “" ‘ \ sor, N. S., are agitating > { AN, Fg nd Mrs Coleman are iting St. John, N. b oo ee wl ' ‘ eyo) } : ostrich feathers with | aul will please call for them im latery. oct 27 2i 7 \ PRANCH of Bank of British North \ will } ned : immer wil pened at Vancouver as soon vay 18 completed to that point : ' ° = i \I TILDEN’'s will is to be }

contested | ntory of real estate foots up nearer $] 000,000 than $5,000.000. as stimated

At Nirst «

Oats sell in T rte 4 and 31 cents per by ! ni ‘ tri ‘ 89 eit Ss vbundant, | uly a m $9.50 to $15 per ton

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By the way, has ly heard from W ins i nere was + Storm recently, and. strangely enough, he hasn't yet claimed that

nad i a

‘He Engineer Corps are being inspected by | Capt. Davids m, R E.. ‘ted vy. There is a

ocd snd l€ Inspection is, we ‘ tis! tor’

oe ae. 4 s Loper, L. O. A. will assembk le e room t ¥Y night, for ad ra i ing members in the roval rrees oO 2 - Avr Ind _ = pota t sellin ; t va ! ) cen tna irrots ets at 80 to 90 cents. The daily | steamers are ver —_

{ P AILORING D B t

; J \ \i ior is i rice up im first-class style and at short notic Upposite Owen Connolly's, Queen Street.

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AT t st pe ndiary M igistrate s (x t iorenvon a young uw 1charged with stealing nity its Irom a little bov was remanded: the de lant in an assault case was fined tty its i ISLS two drunks were tined $1 or four days

ieitniiins

Tur wre ced 8 Katie stewart, her outtit nd cargo were sold by auction at Selle Creek vests Ihe schooner realized S500. ¢ $1680 : outht $140. | | s D M I . of VW 0d Island was the ; I I i Ser

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(He Canadian Pacific Railway Company i

has een compelle co pluton extra forces of men in the ar sh ps mn Cobourg, Pe rth and elsewhe ke to meet the increasing demand for ears nused by the enormots growt tra m their line. yg >

Tie steamer Worcester, Capi. Allen, ar

rived from Boston this morning, with the

eal #55 nal hy neral cargo and the

? uguai ge

»

following passen

rers :—Miss Bessie Jenkins, Miss May M

. Quarrie, Mr. Thomas Kennedy, Miss Elle: Kennedy, Mr. Philip Kennedy, Mr. A. B. |

Ma‘donald : oe a

~ os (wie ppples, £osuorcow

: a otohet 25; at ‘10.30 o'clock, in

7 A”. t 6 Atction K om, There are in this

. : (Mem Gtavensteins, P. EI. Greenings, Tomp-

SAldwins Bishop P *ippins, Gok den Pip-

Calkin Pippins, -— &c.-—A.

- x s . - Tite faculty at Mount Allison, N. B., are Sported to be much excited of late over a

, ot hazing. This practice is something # Mount Allison and the faculty feel Bmitch annoyed... [t is said they have Feed th: at students indulging in the prac- five hereafter shall be punished by expulsion

Council

in McCarthy, M. P., on his en in the city * Saturday evening next ‘ouneillors Kel! lly A. Me Lean aad ab were appointed ¢ a Peele sce, to prepare the address, which is to be submit- ted to the Council at a meeting to be held to- morrow evening. incidents

Finer. —Some days ago a fire broke out in the store of Mr. J. J. McDonald, at Pin- nette Bridge, and destroyed the entire stock with the exception of a few articles. The building considerably daraged. The stock was partially insured in the Glasgow snd London Insurance Company. We deeply with Mr. McDonald, who has sus-

7

was

sympathise

balne ‘ heay) L065, =

firs Loxpsare Bisnor Mcintyre arcived home last night, ‘after an abser.ce of about two months. His Lordship is looking weli, the fatigues of a journey across the continent searcely making themselves felt. In the cities of Canada and the United States His Lordship met large numbers of Islanders, who carae from all sides to weleome him and his travelling companions,

ictal

A CORRESPONDENT. at Georgetown writes: ‘The marriage of Thos. E. Morrisey, one of the employes of A. A Macdonald Bros.,

satcheahed b a es ym oe. oe Oct 26—Rustic, Cox, Pictou: Morning Light, elahr en ere vester y or’ gs ‘ : . i Sioad Sechis ition attend oA an the ceremony. bh 8 sa det Mr. Yi sienna The bridal pair were the recipients of many Pictots Serena; seed, tag) > me. a 0g Ney ing leer tata 3 ~tente from their lick, Hirtle, Hawkesbury; Swan, Le La- handsome and valuable. presents from 1 shane Pieiihi Rabieick iaeins . DdCocte. gomageen feimnts. Se re wen 2 sae Pictou; Sea Bird, Hyde, Murray Harbor; ynd prosperous journey through li Cora, Thorp; Pictos. ) a <4, | Oct 27--Mary D, Langill, Wallace; Maggie SrEcraL arrangements have been madepwith | “ i 1ey, Pictou; as Worcester, Allen, Pic- the railway authorities in the matter of re- sae” , duced fares in favor of those visiting the city : eS oo ne preneny 98. eg wan ae Pee Oct 26—-Lady Franklin, Weatherbie, Hfx; L outside the city visiting the Bazaarecan pro-}' y Sinick, Hirtle, Crapaud; Delytris, Connt- rae tificate of attendance bn? vt from away; Hfx;: Rustic, Lawson, “Hfz; Swan se Lady Superioress of St. Joseph's | onvent, | a ee soe hied Hyde. Mucre, an diag sng, Asal ey pg le gue tate x arbor; Ucean Bird, Giffin, Vernon River : We are sure that a large numpel ‘ora, Thorp, Pictou. | y folk’ wilt jake saventags © oe Oct 2 Mary D, Langille, Wallace; Maggie, ne ak ae eee ae ee Hingiey, Tatmagouche; Alpha, Gay, : alain Souris. hot ” Ar the regular moecting of the Caledontan OTHER PORTS. ; Club, held last evening, the following officers S$'Side, Oct 25—-Ent, schs Osprey, Richard,

were elected for the ensuing year :— Chief—Lieut.-Governor Macdonald elected).

(re-

» Esq (re-elected).

i lished in the

| a im

’ | quiniinaiamee i

DATLY TELE GRAPE did’ NEWS.

{Sprrcian Deseatenes to Tur iXAMINER. ]

he Massacre of Christians.

Lonpon. Oct. 26. Lt} vils } tVve Deen } » of native Christ ans of | gand: by order of King Mevanga. The June and was directiy due to the lad, acting as the

commit on abominable Christians were tortured, and 32 were burned

Che appeals of the Mis- a cessation of atrocities were

the mas

1, Africa,

ceived of

bevan in refusal of a Christian iNing’s page, to Many

and ther. sonaries§ Tol unavailing,

erie, inutilated alive tog

speared,

Mere Fires. OTTAWA, Aylmer, eight miles

capital, this morning destroyed worth of pr perty.

ry ST. LHOMAS,

Oct. 26. A fire in from the 88.000 Ont., Oct. 26. \ very morning

destructive fire took this inthe ¥ til we ol the prin ipal

$30,000

pla 20 Fingal, burnin ble C ks.

business

oo

Mackerel Bonanza.

Harirax, Oct. 26. Persons who have arrived mn the city from Prospect and Portuguese Cuves say that the fishermen have had a perfect bon- anza in the way of mackerel. Thousands

jot barrels have been caught within the past

massacre |

x]

Loss about {

‘

j

| week, mostly No. I mackerel, and it is esti- mated that the district will net $10,000 | from their fish. }

eae Te | The Supreme Court. i Hawirax, Oct. 26. The Supreme Court iened to day, but | }no cases were tried. The suit of W. F. | | MeC y against the Herald has been set | }<own for Tuesday next It is a suit for|

1

allege lL libe Herald and

$20.000 for ‘lous articles pub-

Mail last April.

\The Church and the Knights of |

Labor. BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.

Archbishops Ireland, Feehan, Williams, Kehrick and Ryan arrived to-nicht. It 1s understood they will meet to-morrow to determine the attitude of the Catholic Church towards the Knights of Labor as an organization,

a

The Rothschild Failure. | Toronro, Oct. 26.

"2 opene rd

ted contained |

No trace |

of the |

Rothschild & Co's. safes w This alternoon, and as expec little else than cheap jewelry. }

s yet been found of the members

Affairs in Rangoon.

Lonpon, Oct. 26. Advices from Langoon say the officials of Burmah state that it will be impossi- ble te subjugate that country under four years, and t’mt a large army will be needed to restore ce Critical Times in Capeiown. Capetown, Oct. 26. Ten thousand pondos have invaded Kei- beland, burning kraals and committing de- predations. The government is raising volunteers to resist them. The situation is | critical.

A Fine Remitted.

: Hairax, Oct. 26. The Department of Customs has remitted the $200 fine imposed on the American schooner Pearl Nelson, for permitting her crew to land at Arichat before reporting. The Fisheries Protection Service. Orrawa, Oct. 26. The fishing season being nearly over, the Government cruisers Critic and Lindsay will be put out of commission at the end of the present month.

The British Fleet. HaurPaxy Oct. 26

The North American squadron of the sritish Jeet sailed for Bermuda to-day.

Weather Bulletin.

oe

Toronto, October 27

-10 a.m.

North and east winds; partly cloudy to

cloudy with rain,

SHIP NEWS.

CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

PORT OF

LaHave, N 8, apples; Giraldine, Jamieson, Ch’town, bal; Margaret Jane, McAbe, Halitax,

Presi: jent—A. McNeill

ist Vice-President—D. Small, Esq. ad do -D. R. MeLennan, Esq. }’ eas" iW. Moreieon, Ken, (re-elec ted. ) Fin ‘etal ‘yeas A. Macdonald, do. : bo, ! ML. < wnipbe & ao rs do, J, A. Melnnis, do, Vive Jatay Fergus ym. ig rip I i ¥ : 34 of Directors i. c. M: acdonald, ,») ; : avi “m . : P H. Le M oe M. , r | a Cosanball a. ia. Dav 5 ‘ Be a a Ro <3 MckKelvie, Db. 5 Soil, Esqs., Capt. Ss. i oie bo. . 2 ee it was nuanimously deci led to hold ‘the | gsual sc. Andrew's Dinner ym the 3 jth ..ovem- ber, and a committee was ap; pointel W make tis

arrangements therefor. 5

mdse; May Queen, White, Shediac, salt; Wol- verine, Annett, Ch’towa, mdse. Cld—scha, | May Queen, W hite, Orwell Bay,bal; Margaret | Jane, MeaAbe, Alberton, mdse.

i Sin ae Uvex and over again, petition is the }en'y way to impress a truch upon the mind.

that Dr. Pierce's mal Little wonderfully effec- nervous headache, rush of bloed to the xt ities, and all ailments aris- i; ing from ollbtriad ion of the bodily functions, | Their action is thorough yet.centie, and the fingredients being e: itirely wegetable,.t! hey can | be taken with impunity inw the most Ulicate ' stomach. pugyists, saw

veordingsly take notice leasont Purgetive Pellets (the ori er Pills) continue to be ive in uBes ( f sick anid nstipation, sudigeetion,

neaad, rid «¢

EXAMINER === -—-

Special Notices,

y i ‘

sAMPS and Lamp Fittings are sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s. ‘ly eod wky 6w

AMERICAN rubbers and overshoes at Dorsey} oct 22 tf |

Gott & Co's

THe best } in the it Dorsey, Gy if & Co's. Krew people know what is the vhiskey to drink, there ave | The Gaelic whisk y, shipped by the Bonding Co., Sterling, N, purity has long stood first in Seotland pmonee the nobility. It is sold in tles—six to the gallon—ne arly all other | wands sell in small sized bottles. The Gaelic whiskey is sold everywhere. Black dump bottle, gold capsul and gold label. vet it.

lace city to buy

hest

Stirling B., for age and

For Liverpool Direct.

BRIGANTINE

"ZERELBE,”

L. KICKHAM, COMMANDER,

TOW due at Charlottetown, will Liverpool, and, will sail

go on the providing

i

x berth for sufficient cargo offers,

} f Ww j ‘ ADuUL the First Week in November, mad will carry Starch and Canned Goods at | low rates of freight.

Intending shippers will please make appli- cation at once to secure room,

Apply te the owners, PcA US. & C6. Oct, 22.

Charlottetown,

rte ener ce

OPENED UP A

Keball Grocery Business

ON GREAT GEORGE STREET, alongside of John Staumbles* Harness Shop, where

we are bound to sell everything in our Jine at Bottom Prices,

WE HAVE

ze, (different qualities. ) sTGAR, re Raisins o se

CURR ANTS. MOLASSES, N WPOUNDLAND F ISH,

and everything you want in the Grocery line. ALSO

STABLING ACCOMODATION

We are determing ed to to sive these who favor us with their patronage e ntire satisfac tion, and the best value for their money and produce.

Come one, come ail and inspect our Goods.

Remember the place is on Great ‘ieorge Street, next John Stambies'’ arnt 238 Establishment.

Bees Wanted. JOHN EVANS & GU.,

GREAT GEORGE STREET. Oct. 4, 1886—-3mo0 eod

SP JOSEPH'S BAZAAR,

Under the Patronage. of Lieutenant Governor McDonald,

THE ladies of 87. JOSEPH'S holding another Grand during the week commencing

MONDAY, NOY.

-IN THE~

YORUM,

The satiate to be devoted to the equipment of the new School Buildings, Powaal Street.

No pains will be spared by the ladies in charge to make this Bazaar surpass anything of the kind ever held in Chariottetown.

Music will be provided, Ch’town, Oct. 13, 1886.

A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lossof manhood, &c., I will send a recipo that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary tn South America. Send a self-addfessed envelope to the

2EV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New York City.

Charletietown Steam Laundry

s SOCIETY intend Bazaar, this year,

STH,

HEAD OFFICE: Mark Wright & €o., Furniture Ware , room, King Square. AGENCIES:

G. H. HASZARD‘S Book Store, G. T. DAVIES, American Clothing

Queen Street. Store, S’Side

Goods a

Sep. 6, 1836.

£O LET.

OF FICES and Warerooms, No. 35, Water St., lately in occupation of - W. DeBlois, de- Inquire at the office of R. F. DEBLOIS, Provincial Building, 2nd, 1886.—eod tf

Gents’

Ch'iown,

Specialty,

ceased.

Ch’town, Oct.

T ' i<

Civil Service Examinations,

‘HE oxaminations for entrance into the Civil Service of Can: ada will commence on T! DAY, the 91h day of November next, at 9a. m.. and will be held at tie usuat piaces, viz: Heli — N. &., St. Johoa,.N. B., Charlottetown, P.

Quebec. Montreal, Ottawa, « Lingston, ‘Yor ito, Habines London, Wiunipeg and Victoria, b. © ‘Applica uons for forms of admission wil! be received by the undersigned until the 15th, and must be returbed duly executed not later than the | 25th of October, after which date the Foils « be elozed >the § :

sy or sf » Boara, By order of the 2" LESUEUR, Commissioner and Secretary.

Ottuwa; 28th Septem ver, 18356,—-o018 SJwks law

sept2] |

Scotch | so many brands. |

full sized |

Gee you |

7 ee a ~“Yy

bub y N ESD. ‘

% ~~ @

. ° Boots is

staple &

HE Lease of our premises expires in a fe

Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs and Mats at and other Cloths, Tweeds. &e., at 33 per cei discount ; Silks, Satins and Velvets at 33 pe H siery at 33 per cent discount ; Linen Goo

discount.

| | Cufis, Frillings, a large variety Wool Goods,

All ef the Out Quick.

Above Newa

gz SEE OUR

Pe:

Ch’tewn, Oct. 14,

33 per cent discount ; Bla:

A Lot of Goods at HALF PRICE, such as Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Real Lace, Edgings,

CIRCULARS FOR FURTHER PA

OCT OBE

> t “Ukr -e

——— ee octane

Dry Goods

=terns.

w months, and not being able to renew the same on reason? ‘erms, or procure other

premises in tiie for spring trade, we will dispose of our whole stock of NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS at an

iMMENSH SACRIFICE.

———

ck and Colored Dress Goods at 33 per cent discount ; Mantle Blankets, Comforts and Lace Curtains at 33 per cent Black Colored Plushes at 33 pea discount ; Gloves and

ds of all kinds at 25 per cent discount ; Prints and White Cottons at 25 per cent

it discount ; Counterpanes,

r cent discount ; and cent

Collars and

&e.

nd in Good Order, and will be Sacrificed in order to Clear

RTICULARS.

Teacher ‘Wanted.!

YANTED, by the Board of

Charlottetown, A HALE FRAGHER, FIRST CL:

OF THE

Schoo! Trustees of

ASS,

Prineipal of Queen Square | x. sR. who has |

ition of

rm

or the pos

School, to succeed Mr. Gaul, resigned,

The best of references will be required.

ISAAC OXENTIAN,

SECRETARY OF SCHOOL BOARD,

Ch’town, Oct, 6, 1886-—2i wed sat tl 31 oct

—ve

©. 1S

a re

Wayes, Ui pst, nih onus

A Purse containing a small sum ai Apply at Reddin’s Drug Store. oct27 li pd

JOUNE D money.

LE FT, at Upton Park, on Saturday last, a Rub- ber Coat. The finder will please return to D, OM, Reddin, Jr. oct26 2i T° LET--A new House, |

rooms. Apply to Mrs. B. Pickard.

containing seven , ovis tf

A DRESSMAKER, who would go out by the | day, will be pleased to wait on those desiring her services, Foraddress enquire at ——

office, oct25—6i pd I OST—Last Sunday night, between V ictoria | 4 Park and the R. C. Cathedral, a Silver Bar | Pin, set withstones. Finder will be rewarded on i oct25 tf {

leaving same at this office, T° LET—A Store and Dwelling r, one door north | of G. W. Millner’s ; possession given immedi-

ately. Enquire at the Duncan House, corner Prince and Water Streets.—_W. H ee) oct25 tf

|

}

i

Ro: AR DE RS dated at the Duncan House—W.

A few » Bos ders can be accommo H. Farquhar son. oct25 tf A Cc OOK wanted immed ia tel y. ~ Apply to Mrs | Col. Gray, “Inkerman House, vn'town Royalty. oct21 6ipd | © Li:T—A House near the Foundry. Apply to Patrick Farmer, near McKinnon & Mce- Lean’s Foundry. octl9 tf

Te LET.--A House on Cumberland Street,lately eoauiind by Miss Forgan, containing seven rooms. Possession given immediately. Apply on

the preminc ‘s to James C rockett. Ceahend

nO. LET House on w ater Street, of o yposite the mapwey Station, Apply at this o ce, octl3

To Ler. 2 cont ply

A house containing five rooms. Apply to Jas. A. McLeod, Spring Park Road. oct 13, tf

W- ANT A Cook; good re App ty ae Mrs. H, Jumes Street, next door to St. Jose

ferences required, Palmer, Pownal ph’s Convent oots tt

O LET~—That brick nese an a ‘Sho »p on Dor chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen

Connolly ; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen “Connolly. jun2i eod

OO LET—In Subscriber‘s building, a large office,

~ sniti = for Club or Asser m bly Koom.—dJ. Maceacher sept 3 23 mo wed | yee SALE—A Dwe ling Ho 2e and Shop | nate on Luston Street. Fort 3 : par; ticulars apply to George Ailey or ¢ yner 02} j the seemed. s.—H. Jf. Pollare ept3 tf er ane j

.ET—A House on Pleasant Street, with ! pa and well im gard. Apply to W figs j Dodd. ja oct4 | ex LET- -That ‘brick House on Dundas Zspla | Bac na yw in the pessession of G. Haszarc,

} Ksq.; poene ssion given Ist October “next. For | terms and particuiars apply to Oweu Connolly. ; jun2l eod tf

PEATHE tiis WANTED—Highest price paid for | good new Geese Feathers, by John Renae. | Furniture Dealer. wep

' than ever.

WHICH IS THE

i { ald Best Uy Gods

IN CHARLOTTETOWN ?

Is a question frequently asked, and we believe the best solution of the problem is a careful comparison of the goods and the prices charged. In point of genuine value we claint to stand in the front ramk, and respectfully invite a fair comparison. We wish also to intimate to our friends that, notwithstanding the effort put forth by our

opponents to sell at a discount of 33 1-3 per cent, our sales this mont!: have been larger

This, alone convinces us that our prices are honest and that we are serving our customers well. We again ask you to look everywhere ; but buy nowhere ti!!! you

JAMES PATON & COS STOCK OF

Hosiery, Overcoats,

Hats, Mufflers,

Caps, Scarfs,

Mantle Cloths, Linders and Drawers, Ulster Cloths, Shirts, &c,

ae en) -

Goat Robes Very Cheap.

OD emt

MILLINERY.

lt is still ender MIs

inspect

Dress Goods, Sacques, ‘Fur Capes, Shawls, Gloves,

<8 eee

We need not say anything about this Department. HOBBS’ management ; all orders get her wes attention,

JAMES PATON & CO, Ch'town, Oot. 2h, 1386. MARKET 6QUARA

RITISH WAREHOUSE,

33 QUZEN STREET.

ee eee ee eee

BARGAINS | BARGAINS! FOR SEPTEMBER ONLY: A Large Lot of WOOL TWEEDS,

‘ ULSTER CLOTHS,

- " GENTS’ URDERCLOTHING, a - DRESS GOODS,

. F PANGY PRIA?TS.

Bainnece of CRETORALS

LARCELY REQUCED

Aa Le. BROW.

Ch'town, Sept 1—wky

rOR GASH,

|

PES OM RS MR A

4

Big Whack

i 4 PRGA SS Re ale MEd oe at oe etl

seni

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