THE DAILY EXAMINER . . : : . ° : MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1894. 7

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.) gow wien” saneiin YOU! lave eae ate as wn ee ne : 4 Forears H Lange kt agin thle PROWSE BROS. This time about FLANNELETTES. We have them—- 1 . rant Gf Paige oo ‘ VICTORIA iM | —— | P ee ' & Co. } a English and Canadian—in great variety of quality, | 3... se : i - Rund i ) K ee re Oe ak ee dl | - .. pattern and price. All of them the best value that’s | ! | Kar ra | Georgetown at a Brussels Carpet for Ninety- made. A fresh lot of those favorite English Black | areetine als pi a ineeting. yestera wou ke > hear Mutant five (95) Cents, the same as | and White and Red and White jast opened—as i Botnigal Gas

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_ \ 4 ire i ' i ; h S$ , . get ther Tur | —" Se lhe ronize PROWSE BROS. & CO. j p : ; ut 8 6 i ‘ i | ! r \ ¢ r )% : i ‘ lance is requested.—R. F. Mapr- | delivered over ter, f tl rder 1 4 x y s mal S mes by mail they will be posted at once for CARPETS. Thousands "y _ see particulars in another column . j st \ . ConcrattLation.—A late ’ om | b ent a Otta Da saves: Gover Howlar BREACH PRomMIst In May last a an ousands of vards of five- S & S t ree J gh monngne of eongpetalation | veung men named George Micalo Dibtde, ind thousands of yards uccessors to Perkins terns. ; Suet Appoints t from all parts of the | Manager of the Manchester, Eng., Guar- } i f F MLAS } lian, attended the World’s |} , and frame srussels Carpets at : 1 : > Sway home \ ted relatives M ctor mye Sebruarvy 26 ¢ aa . ve 2 ON Binal eee i te . St Pe Mi > te a ~~ ; Cusriouwetown, February 26, 1894—-m w f a ull rat Scotia Pr ts are orga ng for | looking, well-mannered young man, with | Jo cents. W e guarantee these , re rece:ved post will be filled by retart

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Senin i gi i. hic eis cee ™ nt 4] Ebina Ria ee “ Lvs erday, and the mail was | cooler reflect , he decided to annul the yresen lem, t ce met a Mie Mite 3kG Ried EEN StidarsPhlographs Pat | epast eleven last night. ‘To-day the | this effect, Relatives of Mist Robinson | guy gap a that we have the lead on the : <s bot avs = . “ or con ana : ; « = a = iy 4 COUPON. ; Sy eee vr Sohn daring tha pack two | einen sate starting, | The amount | | ag — CLOTHING Trade. Last year our orders | ssa Tee Be af j pre ; : g sis was considered too large, at e ste ‘ { 3 CouUPEenS jike this cifierent 3 : e ths i ther tC ot at | settlement was finally arranged by the ; — tad with to centerte TNE ¢ ; t appear to be any abatement. Hali- | payment of £500 aterling to the young Gaz ets — ’ Bch &e . hee | f Exawxex Qrrice, and the Part. wanted 3 Lin's ales catherlag Crome tha dlespen.;.. Gk ond ceo committer Se & — increased wonderfally. This year we ine pi on if - is | Charlott eb 26. 1894—-mn _w f i ‘ } §,country fied by-teturn man nargs ft P ‘ oo Peter | Marive Ivsvrayct Notes Phe annual Head ys 4 Kilbo, for breaking glee in the window | statements of the British and Foreign tend to further increase it by giving every | fo ren ; st t us fined $4 and 30 ents compen- ] eS presente | here by Mr. F W. Ps, cis ae v 7 4 ea 2 ays mprisonment with Hyndn , have been laid before us. The li You Keep Your i eo 0 - Res eX | b t ‘ ] » tl t ‘ f » Liane Sea nee eee oe eee ° q nara : nt a business transacted by these customer t ic cs Va uc ia can ro ob i — large concerns 18 amazing The forme ’ ” t Are CaNNeEl l ATOFS A man named Si ital a Ba ae P mend i Al ail | andl : : ren Neiconed at Montreal on Thursday | 2% three million pounds sterling worth of | get the wo rmoney. Tt ithe chap things that are expensive “ tained in Charluttetown—also the hest AUN v P a I . , | property in 1893. They paid 25 per cent RUY ( D GI ERTIES : ’ by eating anned tomatoes At latest ac- | dividend to the sh: reholde s and carrie Bl rUUD *ROCERIES at as low «a price ‘as you, can. sometimes one i eounts all five wer Noire Dame H | ee ~ ale ~ . : 1s 9 cee 8 nr : reliable house sells for less than another. Fase 4s your opportunity It is the ° b 7 k hi N ee it Sasa we yy pita’ a t was thought one of the little £550,000 sterling cas v when we se : . fitting and 1 st wor mans 1. cw bo ul -p We ney received a supply of Part ones i die r Reliar covered fiend tons . 5 Pounds GOOD 19. TEA for et 90 CENTS -- ; ae IL "§ tone uae ic City,” and they r On : «et Denes eo aaente ng, paul aN er cent. ¢ en s re- 5 6“ ( LI RELIABLE 3 ‘A for 21.10 re " oor ly or Ge ery pupons were es sage AcEsrs Ix Seesios.— “Tite agents | holders, and carried £15,000 sterling to 5 «| VERY PINE 2% TRA | ” aa. Ings, Overcoatings and Trouserings now. e sent jn at once before the sup- y Lecochon the Marime Provinces met in | Tests making that fund £100,000 sterling 5 “° SPECIAL BLEND 32¢: TEA for......... 1.46 " ly Fund.out. . .,RthgM. 16, tie teat copy a ; ~ po = =. oa. ok ak There | , s ee ae pro _ oe ingnre way } Pound Box SODA BISCUITS for .... 23 CENTS ° yet réceived : H were ubont fifty agents in attendance, in- | fee, Perfert contktence ih placing their risk } Pounds SE E eee NCH BISCUITS for —: opening. OR EAR Py? PAR AGP fi ng W.J. O’Reilly, of the Charlotte | ~ ". *" Pe ae a ” SUGAR for 25 " ae rmmerenece : % tent Macdonald, of Summer- ; Panies a placing #8 FRUIT . Fs iaeennnn BB eS m3 f “ee re be a cS my | Smonnt that may Se required , » “ SPICED FRUIT. ...*¢;.+ Caisse ~——-(x) mire on: oO mo . | ° wh tale sce eer em lehaedle BOSTON CRACKERS for... 23 a ‘ ~ ieee oe tales calla en ek ee ee tae ‘ GRAHAM CRACKERS, for.) BES « oan - ee % Mel cod @ rete pS ome ry tas ick inane linac eee oe ! “ CABIN BREAD f i ke fo! > FE . ) L eod gle ¢ ast i rds wh } mu ews last bgnt, ¢ ter working a Ss = » e lx = sh 1} a on — a Amus¢ Ali day, an The ved n ( harlottetown this ALL FRESH STOC K ruce e ing ¢ 0 hier, ¢ i 7 § 5 ments e treated the sutject nh @ ciear ; forenoon he mail train, which was re- a= ‘ q and masterly manner, which gained for| ported detained pear Albary on Saturday, 5 | ey e ame c= = de i. hit a heart ind unanimous vote rt ' reached Cc ape Traverse ist night SAN D ERSO IN & CO a af pet a = y a thanks. In the discussion that fullowed,| The Tignish train left that place o Charlottetown, February 23, 1894~m w f i tone O oe i Messrs. a 1 McKenzie, Richard Smith | on time this morning, but up to = NEWSON BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW. : : i : ; ry Ge wae = Sy Sa nd T. M. Patton took part she was only a couple of miles out ie | = Tour ; Se ee ¢ pte: E> = af aa > | train for the West left on time this morn- Charlotietown, February. 16, 1894—m wf f "y é . ©. Ee © Es § a; | Ix Arp or tHe Poor.—A concert will f ing.” The snéw-plough and engine went | = . a _ : = | of | mm 55 = kK 2 e give n the Lyceum on Wednesday | off the track at agany Junction. A e (cs 4 5 —- 2 5 x evening, March, 7th, by the members of | wrecking train went out ro the assi stance, 3; eS = == & ws : St. Dunstan’s choir, assisted by some of | and by noon the track was ag ‘ ¥) wt ] a6 Pp sg the best available talent [he amount | The snow plough was badly damag ed The I : R P : N S U R A N C E . (x) | at i a a. & G3 if rea el thereat will go tow ards the re- movements « f tl ¢ trains wi il he necessar Pay ; $} . ze : 2 i lief of the poor A splendid programme | ly slow and uncertain until the snow i coals a wy ex => ae : ve y " ri en ¢ ¢ prepared for the occasio All | the cuttings is removed W > nd Bales of Cotton | wv i) Rn LS t who desire to pass a moat enjoyable even-| coe - Your patronage by the following great Fire Companies e have just opened several Cases a fT; a { ‘Sas 4 fy ny. as well as f ther 3 most wortny »URNED TO EATH. —- i live-year-oid |} FP . Cece ion ect, cheatin a polet of attending. | child of Mark White, of Harmony, N. 8.,| 18 respectfully solicited :— Prints Grey and White Cottons, which we are offe ring - ik = fu ZS [os - Ticket? me be obtained at Reddin’s | was — to death i Wednesday !ast ’ Tivarr a irug store ae eine lay next | The li tle one was putt ng a stots of wood Ld a Se of L a pee { Li iv pro: y|. lowest prices. N 5 Ll) ole = ¢ 3 o Pe reer ogg Seng cry oe Coaayrtion Cyr iy ndon & Lancashire Ins. Co. 0 epro: : we : BY > \ Bap Stare ov Avrains—A gentle-| An elder sister succeeded in. smothering The United Fire Ins. Co. of Manchester. See our New Felt Hats when you want to buy. * - nr I es - Pe a an { St. Panl, Minn. was in the | the fire. Medical aid was summoned, but ? . | 5 a Ee Oo eae gy Bay os egy sllpaienssc) jroes pihilre estes dae child | The Phenix Ins. Co. of Brookiyn. See our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, See our Boys iver i o_o i a and is mak ng a try through Quebec, een ; : : a : T >, God = a Ontario and New Brunswick to see if there 1 Matt rsa Bhe matt nae Sea ‘ — These Companies command ENORMOUS MONETARY | Coats, We are giv ing the balance of our Boys’ Overcoaat | $ ; q wi hanee t ar ork Speak ing raverse for Charlottetown at 12.40, and | ar wor > ° . y ? A maser: yestentas, ~ gentler ant ie nee cock Seat thin eteeraenemiahnamaadiin 1 PH, and are noted for their» prompt and liberal at a great sacrifii e. Come to us when you went to buy . | SOMES ceo Gd eo ns v4 ce ae that business was never so dull in St. | or four o'clock ettlement of losses. re Sy | The Examiner Publishing Comp'y 4 a heer aa g 1 pert ye eo Sern | ~ : . ite ee Sarin 8 err a JOHN MACEACHERN,. “|” J. B. M ACDONALD & CO. CHARLOTTETOWN { Saiva were at & dead lock ceived the public in the executive cham- . : i ee lay and mote then S006 parsons | fall AGENT FOR P. £. ISDAND. ' a | - unsettled state on account of them.—St | entire police force of the city was held in | ‘ J S | abeyance to avert any possible renutation of | Lum var! um ar | ; 4 scovered in his canvass for Ward Thre 4 eum ; | Tuesday’s demonstration. but none was at- | -> : 4s at the citizens are ut present not in favor b: Lia Rest ae uly of the co } tempted i of Sanitary Reform, Permanent Streets ot ; Rev. David Fitzgerai ). D., was interred | Ss aes < lke, « oud » Victoria Park, Aa tats on aha Regence aD. FOR SALE be he asdtiald wohehabees tee’ Wad : The funeral! left S a wane At the residence. of her nephew, Neil | .& - os net Ms Gor to ' ; 5 was one of tue largest seen herer the two | Matheson, Esq., North River, on the 22nd | On Peake’s No. 3 Wharf. qppesslaale ec sed Seren | city division et S f Temperance ( ather ne Neill, aged 87 years meee até . aking the lead. The junior pall bearers | Misa McNeill. was horn on thee late 8 i taking the lend wag Mull, Scotland, and eame to P. E. Island

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F. BeB and the senior pall ee a é : i is a’ a = a - : . GOOD SUOK ING and CHEW seers, John Ba Ww . Bi Ww | Gecenees Continuum 7.50 FesK™ a 7 . 3,000 CEDAR FENCE POSTS, “ A eer ’ ~e <} : Pp. 7 ic R’ R Hi. ia a. of her dez 7 th, much respected by all nes 150.000 Good Split CEDAR SHINGLES. Saddlers’ Hardware, Carriage Hardware, Spokes, Hubs, Rims i Att om nook 0 = _ NE ; , . aga Saag ver friends an acq Uaintances ‘ ‘ 43 ; b = m e fron raight goods, x eon, Benjamin Davice. 'T Oe serviend Ot ————| Lace Curtaitis, | Also, a large supply of, all kind of ‘Lum Shafts, ; Poles, White Wood, Hickory, Bass Wood, specially selected hig a ee ae le “ . ‘ : vo | { ber, diag Pine, 8 and ‘Henilock , : i . ; Ts ; ve! Sev. Vi a ee ee ee ee s it Boards incradin catling, " Budding, "¥éveing. Leather Dashers, Moss, Hair, ete. Hickey & Nicholson. 3 was taken from the church wae vic t . . . « 4 « ‘ al eo many of | if ‘ a Palings, Lath Bricks, » Lime, ete . feb] 2 by a large number of people. In many of | Phe “J, f J.” rari Table Linen, Paine athe Betcha add M - Ao ae ” a _ j th ~ Re My cheap for cas > as it must ‘i disposed of . — ee ee oe have gained ther ich . before opening of né avigation. P E Island Ra Fitzgerald a good ni that it is a comm ih els ; 8 * neni: ars ce - hat it i a com n on Towels, POOLE & LEWIS. | ese . : k ex’s Iere, Locw Katrrixe, SCOTLAND r T aa a a a OW, ; . mn and after FRTT h Lae —“One of the loveliest features in the Tros h &. Saal 4 ns ea e list sta Y P-S.—On account of the severe winter @ : ! the ' sins of ‘this Railay - it re in daily ees ey sachs is the little sheet of water Known as he J.& ; ae a ville We hee W hite Cotton, and b ad roads, we have extended thegtime 5 ! days excepted) as follows ’ Loe Katrina. It is diminutive, but ao t cs ‘ Pas ove is anal for the’ collection..of amounts due us to ee Ss e . R . low Read uy incomparably eituated that is amet? sts so the iesmestelt tascenestindi and March Tat > " | Arrive P.M i makes it the more enchanting, since not a to the imported Sarsaparillas, _ : a i oC ounts ot settled on that date » oa 5 re , Singie charm escapes us W hat can be ati, agence pay a jeu ao Sheetings, an i. hoot ae ae] a x? a _ . 17 North Wiltshire ; m : than the combination here mula is open to the inspection 0 Gut tartar shin : & 30 Hunter Rive 14 i of licht and ehade when its fair surface is any physician who is interested : ee ae 9.09 ald antic > wy Gscked by touches of the sun and clouds?| enough to call and examine it Print Cotton. POOLE, & LEWE, 1 ! oa vn recto 12 E Ar mountains rear their massive cere ft " Ch't Ww , Feb 8, 1894. ee S . . 10 20 Ar Gamenatende Ly 2 ; fort e giant guardians of the peac ’ ‘+ $$ a P.M ans i io cate chit chennai somnnen & Johnson, — a0 1 Sammersid 3 I ted world, until we can with dif- 2 Welli agton ! F i ell which the real and which the IE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. aioe Packers. «30 : ms li nore ceniath coum ee a Better Value in the City. ise }

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4 ‘ 4 “a Pau! as it 4 There has | pra going and affa He laid it to the work of a They did not w what to do themselves | came to shake h: ands with him. ; = for" | — : _—-— Charlottetown, February 5, 1894—m w f | and the intry was brought to its present | ernor was at ttended by his entire staff. 1e ” : = r ae 4 4 : “ ¥ : ia

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