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EXAMINER.

THE DAILY ; JULY 22, 1890,

Notes and Comments.

—The air and prospects of Victoria Park are delightful at this season ; but be- fore they can be enjoyed the river Styx must be crossed.

—The hay crop in New England is placed at 16 per cent. above the average In amount, and 30 per cent. above the aver- age in feeding value.

—-A cynical citizen remarks that Queen Square garden would be like an oasis in the surrounding desert—if only the fountain were playing.

—Professor R /bertson’s lectures should be well attended by our iarmers. Any one will know this who takes the trouble to read THE EXAMINER'S summarized report of the first lecture delivered at Kensing- ton,—though a report however full or ac- curate, cs never give the vivid idea conveyed by the living voice. Professor Robertson lectured at Eldon last evening and will lecture at New Perth this evening, at St. Peter’s on Wednesdsy at noon, at Tignish on Thursday at4 p. m., and at

Charlottetown on Friday the 25thinst., at

7 p. m.

—His Honor the Lieutenant Governor has kindly headed « subscription list, for the purpose of paying the debt on Queen Square fountain and setting it again in motion, with the sum of ten dollars. He has also donated a similar sum towards the Garden fund. Will not our enterprising citizens also contribute towards the foun- tain? Weare requested to state that no subscriptions were ever before received for the fountain, and that after psying the amount now required ($135) the sum of $3 or $4 annually will be quite sufficient to keep it in running order for the-future. A subscription list is open at THe EXaMINER office.

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Legislative Council Election.

An elector resident in the First Dis- trict of Prince County reports that the second convention called by the Liberals to nominate «a man to contest the First District at the forthcoming election, which was necessitated by the stourm raised over the result of last conventien, took place at O'Leary yesterday, when, after a long wrangle, Murphy received the largest number of votes, and was again made the nominec, amidst the same dissension as before. He says that even ths intelligew Liberals have decided that ** Joseph mast go.”

A reliable correspondent informs us that Messrs. Nich Ison and Ross are meeting with grand success in their political cam- psign in the seuthern parts of the county where they have recentiy held meetings, and jadging from the enthusias‘ic recep*ion accorded them by the intellivent yeomanry of the district, they will be returned to the Legislaiive Council on the 30th inst., with handsume majorities.

A gentleman writing from the Murray Harbor district reports :—Mr. William A. Poole, the Liberal Conservative Candidate for the Legislative Council, is meeting with great success in his canvas. Many promin- ent Grits are giving him their support. His election, therefere, is beyond adoubt. His opponent, Mr. Aitken, is becoming desper- ate, but it is to be hoped that he will be able tu sustain another defeat with all the grace of afailen hero. He will have an Opportunity on the eve of the 30th inst. of knowing how the independent electors ap- preciaie him as he exclaims—

** Shades of the mighty can it be, That this is ail that’s lefc of me.”

A

Japanese Vittiace.—The Japanese Village will open in Hulsberough Rink to- night and there isno doubt it wil have a succcessful season. The Halifax Herald thus speaks of it: The Japs closed their season at the Exhibition Rink on S»turday

afternoon. The show has been a great success as regards the pubiic 4s well as the management. The attend- ance has aggregated tens of thousands

and the favor with which the cunning work- men from the land of the rising sun have been received has been unqualified. The attendance on Saturday reached the big total of 4,100. At the afternoon recep- tion each child present was delighted with & present of some article of Japanese work- manship. Manager Somerby in a neat speech thanked the people, the press and the local maneger for the pleasant visi! which all had contributed to make for the company. The show opens at Charlotte- town to-morrow.

caine Coxsistexcy.—Mr. McInerney was recently elected vice-president of the Liberal Associa- tion of New Brunswick He is now one of the covtestants for the vacant seat in Kent, N. B., and kvowing that Gritism is dead in that county, he, in his election card, states that ‘‘the interests of the Deminion depends upon the continued succees of the Conserva- tive party,” and that the future development, destiay, safety, aud progrees of Canada rests on the policy of Sir John A. Macdonald! !” What has the Patriot to say about this?

Local Notices.

Daily Arriving—Fresh Garden Strawberries My the box at Henry T. Lepage’s, Glasgow ouse, @ueen Street. july 22 1f

Lumber Sale Postponed.—Owing to arrival of two more cargoes (one of deals and one cf spruce and pine) in order to have all ready we have postponed our sale till Wednesday evening, at same time and place.—E, H Nor- ton & Co july 21

Big gale of umber postponed till Wednes- day evening. jaly2)

Two extra cargoes of Inmber at sale on Wedaesduy evening See advertisement.

jn 21

StrawLerries iccelved to-day at Beer & Goff's. julvid 2i

Afew packages of fruit puddine just re- ceived at Beer & Cot!’s. juty}9 Qi

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A Wonderful Flesh Producer.

This it tue titie given to Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil by many thousands who have taken it. Lt not ooly gives flesh and atrenvth by vietue f its own nutritions properties,

f creates an app-tite for food. Use it and

our weight Scott’s Emalsion is per-

try snd gl, ie, oo nee

At the Butts. The annual prize meeting of the Pro- vincial Rifle Association of P. E. Island

commenced yesterday morning. ihe weather is beautifully fine, but the rear

fish tail so much dreaded by the marksmen prevents high scoring, although some ex- cellent scores have been made, as below :— ALL COMERS MATCH. . : or 200 yards ; 7 shots ; bighest possible, 35.

DAILY EXAMINER,

The Proposed Masonic Temple.

Tue Temple which the Masonic frater-

'nity propose building will, if the plans

drawn by Messrs. Chappell & Phillips are followed, be one of the handsomest public buildings erected in this city in recent years, ‘fhe accommodation which will be furnished by a structare such as it is in- tended the Temple shall be, is bad'y needed in Charlottetown, and THe EXAMINER hopes that the directors will be enxbied to proceed with the work of erection at an early date. The let on which it is proposed to erect the Tem; le bas a frontage of 84 ieet on Grafton Street, which will give en- trances to the building on either side. The building will be 155 feet long by 64 feet wide, and the central portion of the front hall will rise to a height of 60 feet. The tront will be built of Nova Scotia {reestone, and the back and sides of brick. The public hall, or theatre, will be 60x60 feet clear of stage and lobby, with a

Pts. Segt J Berrigan, No 1, 824, DiGi ses sauces 32 Segt J M Davison, Eng, $8..--------+++*° 3t Capt W A Weeks, fing, $6......-.50500% 31 Gun N MeNevin, Nu 2, G A, $5...-.--++-- 3 Segt D A Stewart, No 5, G A, HM... eee 30 Capt Hende.son, 82d, $8......-6e eee es .30 .) M S Longworth, G A, $3......--++ +008: 29 Gun Gill, No 2, G Ay BR... 2. ewe eee eeees 29 Gun Rosa, No 3, G A, $3..... 0002 ee rere 29 Gun McAree, No 1, G A. $8.....- 55022 29 QMS Allan, 82d, $2......-----eeeeeeee 28 Segt-Mejor Grey, Evg, 32....---+++ +++: a8 Capt Hooper, tae 3 er «* Negt Geo Tidbary, H M 5 Comus, ey 28

, S oT Gan A Johnston, No 2, G A, $2.....-+-++58 j

Seven 27's counted out. NURSERY MATCH. Five shots at 400 yards.

Pts Gun W A Baker, No 2, G A, $8.......-.---- 22 Gun A Johbston, G A, $6....... 0.0 ee ea ees 21 Segt Alley, G A, $5 .... 2. see ec eee ee ees 20 Chika Fe, BS Fria Vs coon tek Se Sees eee 1 Lido Bases SS iin ccc Uiiccin a ees cc Niee 5i Gs 19 Sapper Saunders, $3.... «6. - eee eee eee 19 Serg Dark. $2 ....c.e eee ee eee e eer ereers iy DS Aitee ieee, Boing con's. o + ok cae Coe ar ss 19 Serg Bertram, $2.......----++ abd a 48 is i Serg Lidbury, H MS Comus, $2.......--- My ed. EN Re eee \7 H Bates, H M S Comuas, $1... ....0..---+>- 17 Cn Fs Be oo iis ok co rteswes sapveueess 17 Gun Cameron, No 2, G A, $l.......+.-.-++- 1d

THIRD COMPETITION.

ceiling 40 feet high. The floor of the hall will be on a sharp incline to the rear end of the building, thus giving every person a clear and unobstructed view of the stage, &c. Four private boxes will be arranged next the stage, and a gallery will run around three sides of the room. The cheatre will be fitted up with all the modern improve- ments, including opera chairs, etc. The total seating accommodation will be about 1,200. The main entrance to the theatre aud other parts of the building will be from Grafion Street, through a passage way (the tloor of which will be inclined) 16 feet. wide, starting a few steps from the sikewalk and landingiathelobby, or fl orof hall, ata height of 8 feet from the street level. There will also be side entrances to the theatre and dressing rooms. The stage will be 60x40 feet in size. On a level with the stage, and adjoining the same, but outside the main building, there will be large and well- ventilated dressing rooms. On each side of

500 and 600 yards; 7 shots at each; highest

possible, 70. Pts. Corp H Hooper, No 1, 824, $12...........55

Cc P W A Weeks, Eng, ee Ch sa can ea + 08 | Sgt B Johnson, We Oe Pn Os bee nce sects of Se* J M Crockett, No 4, 82d, $6 ..........§ 3 Capt D L Hooper, 821, $.........--- 5-008 5 1 Capt Ste wart, No 3 Sld So ee aa 51 Capt Crockett, No 4, 821, $5.........--++. 5} staff-Sgt Alien, 82d, eS a iiss bees BO Lieut I. Stewart, No 3, 821, $4 ..........: 49 Gunr N Campbell, No 1, GA, SS Sea 49 Sgt D A Stewart, No ie Mees. ies ooo e* Ngt-Maj Gray, Eng, $3. .......-.-0+ +0008 47 ey ee ye fp ee eee 47 het Barve Gillis, G A, OB... 2... oso cecccce 46 Corp Baird, Eng, $3 .........0---2 eee ees 45 Sgt Prowse, No 3, 821, $3........+-. .- 46 Segt Beriigan, No 1, $21, $2........-----. 45 Sgt Offer, No lyG A, $2.......----- +++: 4 Capt Hendersua, RL, ss uligns Padleenks os 44 Gunr Mcleod, No], A, $2.......0----++- 44 Capt H M Davison, No 1, G A, §2......-. 44 Major Dogherty, R L, $2.......-.-.-- ott Ganr McNiven, No 2, G A, $2 ......... .. 43 Guar Raaisay, No 2, G A, §2....5...----- 43 Sap Anderson, Eng. $2..........----++-+- 45

One 43 counted out. FOURTH MATCH.

Pis Capt Crockett, $12.........----eseeeeeees 61 Capt Weeks, S10 ... 2... cee ee eee eens ngt DY oes cscaeranieaens Mee Peas OS oe. coc So vc aac wcanseqscs 53 Sgt Davison, BD .......0 0. eee eee ec eneee 52 Capt Hooper, $5.........--e cece cree eeees 52 Capt Henderson, $5........-..- JS ae Sgt D Stewart, $5 ....... ccc eee ewe eens 48 Capt Davison, St........ 666 -e cece eeeees 45 gt Johnston, $4 .... 6... cece ee wee ween 48 Sgt McMillan, $4... .. 2... cece cscs coerias 47 Capt Stewart, $4... 2.2... eee weer eee nees 47 Sat Crockett, $4... 2... ccc eres ccccecwsces 47 Corp Baird, $F ........ cece cence ccencces 46 Sgt Connolly,$3 .. ......eeeececcescoeces 45 pialtet Longworth, $3... ... 0366 ccsieces 46 ee eS eaten ees ok eae 46 Sap Anderson, $3 .........-ceee--- ese eeee 46 Corp Hooper, $3..... 0... ces eecevecvces 45 Sgt Rerrigan, $2.........0-- cece cece eens 45 Staff Sgt Allen, $2.........-cccceeseecess 45 Sgt Olfer, $2 ..... ce. eee ce cece eee e er eeee 44 Gunr Koss, §$2.... had wee ee OE At er RR, TO. a 5 + vx ~ 0 6 onik ed eo ewes 44 Aoot Ber Gillis, OZ... . . ccccetes ii is cee ce i Te go 5 cn sins cae wee + one KR 43 Glamee Mee, OE ik cc eo cece newns ots 42

Two 42's counted vut. ROTEL AXRIVALS.

HOTEL DAVIES.

Jviy 21—Fred Buks, Montreal; F H Fraser Kingston, Ost; D K Philips, F Holden, Bos- ton; Jas Cleghorn, Montreal; John Jamieson, Gilbert Wilms, Truro; Jona Ryan, Misses Ryan (2) Halifax; A 8 Hemp, Montreal; W A Varker, Shubenacadie; J F White, Alber- ton; D W Kendail and wife, Grand Kapiis,

Mich. 22d—J 8 MeLarea, St John; Miss Dunlop, iruro; W M Jarvis, St John. OSBORNE HOUSE. July 21—H J Mckwen, Lot 40; John

Nichois, Annandale; A F Grant, Riverton, Pictou Co; G H ( jries, K Ha'jgashi, T Furn kawa, © Ekko, G Ishigiun, daDZ, Japanese Viliave; A M Hodge and wife, Boston; H McK - Jenkiss, New Giasgos, N S; <2 Ganett, Monireal. 224--P Kely and wife, Miss Maggie Keily, Miss “mma Hines, Mon: rague.

Personal.

Among the candidates being boomed for mayor ot Ne~ York, the «lec.ions for which take place this tall, is Henry Clews, often calted **the King of Wail Street.” An enter- prisivg paper recently opened a “popularity contest,” which resulted 164,000 for Mayor Giant, Dr. MeGiy n second, Chauncey M. Depew third, and Henry Clews fourth, with 114,169 vores,

DIED.

At Suffolk, on the 13th inst., of typhoid fever, Frances, eldest danghter of Mrs. Geo. Henderson, of Charlottetown, aged 22 years, deeply regretted by all who knew her.

Queen Square Fountain!

Sir,—lIs ii not a shame and a disgrace to all perties concerned to allow that founcain | to remau: dry Quring the short summer | weather which we now enjoy? Strangers | ferowd ibe hotels aud private boarding | | houses iv our city and by our seashore. | The cool, refreshivug and invigorating in- fluences of the water from the fountain is wilhie:d iiom cit'venus and strangers alike, Surely the handsome collection list which appears io Tue Examiner of tne 19th inst, —adled to the services of the manager and supermtundent of Queen Square Gardens, whicl, dows nut coat the City Council a cent, —shoult induce that body to start the foun- tain, wiici bas at present the appearance of av old, moss grown ruin, or an aban- duned well, mure than a water-fountain, '

the main entrance tkere will be a large store, 40x2¥ feet, and a room over each store the same size. Back entrances to these stores and rooms will be arranged which will make them convenient places of business. The basement will contain restaurant, billiard room, barber’ shop, offices, bowling alley, ete. The second floor wil! be laid off into a hall 40x30 feet, offices, The third floor will be used for Masonic purposes, and will be fitted up with lodge room 50x30, refreshment room 32x50, and ante-rooms. Accesa will be had to all parts of the building threugh roomy halis and by wide easy platform stairs, and all parts of the building will be well light- ed, heated and ventilated.

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LM HOM.

Lace Curtains A lot slightly soiled at half price. HARRIS & STEWART.

Boys’ Shirt Waists, Print and

Galatea, 49. each. HARRIS & STEWART.

Men's and Boys’ Undercloth- ing. -We are showipg a line range.

HARRIS & STEWART.

Vien’s and Boys’ Straw Hats. —A good siock at low prices.

Pome

HARRIS & STEWART.

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'Men’s Fancy Cotton Shirts—

See the lot we are seiling at 46 cents each. HARRIS & STEWART.

Ladies’ Rubber Cirenlars—

A jot damaged at $1.00. HARRIS & STEWART.

Men's and Boys’ Clothing — A good stock of new finish goods. No lower prices in the city

HARRIS & STEWART.

Ch’town, June 26, 1890.

P., ISLAND STEAMERS,

Summer Arrangements.

HE well-known Steamers “ST. LAW-

_ RENCL” and “PRINCESS OF WALES” will mako DAILY TRI+S as under, Sundays ex- cepted :—

Leaving Charlottetown at six o’clock in the Movorbias for Pictou, “onnecting there with st amor “Egerton” at 10 a. m. tor New Glas- gow, opG thos with Morning Train for Cape LBiewnaed astern Potnis. Also at Pictou atip. am, with i. C. KR. for Halifax,

Leaving Picton 4a cat wosn, on arrival of Morn- ing irein frum Halifax, for Charlottetown,

Leaving Train and connect there Maucion acd ist Uuited states.

Leaviag stn,

with I, C. R. Trains for Juha, for Canada and

‘atdu Chene on arrival of Morning em St. Johu and Moncton for Sam- apd connect -there

tow!

dss fie,

Crarior

wiih train for

ay order, | FW. HALES : Seep. Ch’town Sieam Nav. Co. (Ltd). july 5—eod 4m

ws a s House Pleaeantly situated. of rom to '0 rooms, With modern con- Veniences, with Lawn or Garden Ap-

ae

uinn.ereide Oo arrival of Morning} from Unarlotieiownaior Point du Chene j

“TUES?

HE Congregation of St Mary's Church have been induced to give another of their

. s » Grand Teas on the old geoaads, Souris Kast,

On Thursday, 3ist of July.

The Committee have adopted » programme which will eclipse all Teas given here or else- where,

A Special Train will leave Charlottetown for Souris at 7 a. m., standard time, or 8 4. m., loval time ; Georgetown at 7 a, m., standard time, or 8a. m, local time ; Mount Stewart at 8.20 a. m., standard time, or 9.20 a. m.," local time. Returning, will leave Souris at 430 p. m., standard time, or 5.30, local time.

Rajlway fares from Chariottetown, George- i intermediate stations by Special

fown and Trains run

Trains, good to return same day. by standard time.

Bee ci os cane onpeoetes tobe arere) ee eo enc os che cee eeas PeeaS Midgel] ........cccceccecees bab eeaeesis

ee PM ie ig nd cys chal ea ban ©? 40c Five Houses, Ashton.......--.0-+eeeeees 40c ON io Sah oe whe va be aes 30e¢ ents Oe oe cr a ce eee ke ae Sear River...... es (aaa ee eee . =e ee ew cea ea 0 25 CRUD. 4.» < ao cua Uo s0a8 er boo Georgetown, leave at 7 a. M.v......-- 85c Brudenell .. R5e | ARMED 56 os aN cceeigt es cubueh ect es 85c | WOON i cau eee ea eee 85ec RSI: . oe a te ds ce ees 75° Peake’s isl iit eee te Sees ee PAGE a... HA. so Ee 7d5c

‘ Return Tickets at one first-class fare will be | issued from Charlottetown and intermediate | stations by regular morning train on 3st, | good to return up to and including Aug. Ist. Return Tickets will also be issued from all

, toa, Emerald to Charlottetown, on the fore- | noon of the 30th, good to retura up to and in- | cluding Augast ist.

MICHAEL McCORMACK, Secretary.

Souris, July 22, 1890. jy22—dy 22 25 28 29 30 & wky pat her wat

aoa@nUy

DeBlois Tea.

[Pag eine FARE TICKETS will be! issued at all Stations East of Summer- side, for those intending to patronize our Tea on THURSDAY, the 24th inst. Tickets

good to return next day,

WM. CALLAGHAN, Secretary. Palmer Road, July 22, 1890—dy 2i

Niortgage Sale.

To be sold by Public Auction, on the Premises on SATURDAY, the 2%rd day of August next 1890, at 12 o’cloca, noon :—

LL that tract, piece and parcel of Land, situ- tA ate, lying and being in Charlottetown, bounded and de-cribed as follows, that is to say : Commencing at © stake fixed on the south side of ltorcherter Street, at a disiance of one hun‘tred and four feet east from the eastern side wf Wey- mouth stree:; thence south by a line paraliel with Wey nouth Street for the distaucs of eighty feet ; thence east in a line parallel with Dorches- ter Street the distance of sixty-rourfeet; thence north ina line psrallel with Wey mouth Street eighty feet, or until it reaches Dorchsier Street ; thence west alonzthe south side wf Dorche-ter Street the disiance of sixty-fuur feet to the place of commencement.

The avove sale will take place under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a Mort- gage, bearing date the v6ib day of March, 1884, und made between Peter McCarey, ot Charlotie- town, #nd Mary eee his wife, of the one par!, and the undersigned of the other part.

Should intending purchasers desire, land will be sold in lots,

A. A. McLEAN,

URIS, TEA! Sal

Charlottetown, leave at 7 a M .....+-46- soe

Cemetery .....:.cc cee cere cere cee neeces 85c

Royalty Junction .........-+0++-eee eres 85c | ee FCO CEM Ei seca O80 4 Aa O08 640% . 85¢ SS re Aer roe ee ye. ee 852 | eREORE ic cucu Cee Ce vg F988 eh ees ot 449 &5e Pig | en em oe ee oe ery re 75e

Mestehrore .3 5.66% a Sa NS er 75c

Mount Stewrrt, leave at 8.20 a, m....... 750

St. -AndrOw’ ss. os cccws se0Revecesecccves 75e

Douglass........ccceccccnccecccerseces 75¢ | Demens . 5. sss chases bd eek ees 75¢

Pee ec ec whe eee or 66 eked ee ee es 60

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ceca tea ———

| Reauts Al Thi

Prints, Dress Goeds,

BES

Ribbdons,

BROS,

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IMPORTANT

10 BUYERS |

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Ir YoU WAN?

60e 60c 60c

BARGAINS,

co.

CAN GIVE THEM TO YOU IN ALL KINDS OF

Dry Goods and Clothing.

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Forking stan tetween Tigh, Aero TE how will not be Undersold by any

Firm on this Esland. (sini Raceline

Their Stock having been bought ct a Big Reduction on

C st, they CHEAP STORE.

will give some startling low prices.

VisiT THE

PROWSHE & CO..,

Sign of the Lion, 136 Queen Street.

Charlottetown, June 27, 1899.

DYSPEPTIGURE ©

Is not a palliative but CURE ; it first relieves, then controls, and finally entirely subdues the ir- ritation and = inflamma- tion of the Stomach, that cause Indigestion and Dyspepsia,

ivr the City of Charlottetown.

Take notice that His Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate forthe said City of Charlottetuwn has, by virtue of the vower and «authority in him invested by the statute of the General Assembly ‘fhe said [siand, intituled ** 4m Act to consoli- date andamend the several Ac's Incorporaung the City of Charioit-town,” ordered and apnoint- ed that MUNDAY, the dth day of Aucust next, be the day set sown fur bearing all appeals made tohim from the last preced.ng vaijuations, as- sesaments, Or rates imposed or authorzed by the City Council of the said City, and thateon such day and daiy thereafter until ali such appeals have been heard, atthe hourof eleven o'clock, forenoon, in the said City Court, ia Cnarlotte- town aforesaid. ail sach anpeals will be heard and finaily determi.ed by bim.

Dated this 22nd day of July, A. D. 1890.

By order, ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, Collector for said City. july22—tu sat mon wed her

POLIMIGAL MESTINGS. First Lagislative Council District of Guesn’s County,

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= s Cencidjaes for the Pirst Legislative Council District of Queen’s County have

agreed to moet the Electors at the following,

| places and times :—

French iver Hail, July 18, at 4 o'clock.

Stanley Hall, 19h, at 4 o'clock.

Rustico Bank Halt, 2isn, at 4 o'clock.

82nd, at 2 o’elock

Hunter itiver

Springten Schoolhouse, Bud, at 7 o'clock, Brookiicid Hail, vied, at 6 o clock, Bradaibane, 24th, at 5 o’clock.

Crapavd, 25th, at 5 o'clock,

Bonshaw, 20th, at 5 o'clock.

Cocawa!!, 28th, at 2 o'clock.

Lovg Creek, 23th, at 7 o'clock.

WILLIAM CAMPBELL, JAMES MoLEAN,

jy22—dy 4i law Mortgagee. july18 DOMINION OF CANADA, Johnson's Stomachic Aperient, Province of Prince Edward Island, a City or CHARLOTTETOWN. * —— EVERYBODY'S PILLS, I" Arakscaia: tea | dct Ginendiny Meanie ine

Indigestioa, Constipation, Bilious ness and the many aiiments con- sequent upon the sleggish aetion of the Liver, Kid- ney and Boweis.

25 CENTS PER BOX.

—

PRICE

Sent by mail on receipt of price. free on application. Prepared only by

ARTHUR 8. JOHNSON,

Sample

Corner Kent and Prince Streets, Charlottetown.

BOSTON STEEN RS.

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Flieasant Trip!

etatives in Boston.

CARVELL BROBS.,

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AUCTION.

Farm aud Growing Crop.

We will seil by Auction, on the Premises,

ON MONDAY, JULY 28th,

At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon,

THE STETSON FARM,

On the St. Peter’s Road, about 8 Miles from Charlottetown,

Containing evout 84 Acres of Land, now under crop and ia» high state of cultivation. This is one of the handsomest Farms on the Island, and completely fenced with spruce hedge rows at sides and cross rows, ail carefully trimmed this season.

oma ALS —————

THE STANDING CROP, consisting of several ficlds cf Hay and Oats. One fieid is sown with 4 bush: ls ef Tartarian Oats, im- ported by the Local Government. this seeson,

Terms easy. Sale positive.

E. H. NORiON & CA, Ave! loneers.

july2l

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Gathering of ihe tian!

vo GREAT ANNUAL SCOTTISH GATHERING OF THE CLANS, under the auspices of the CALEDONIA CLUB OF

'P, BE. ISLAND, wiil be held on the

Crroli and Woreestsr, puro: pan CHEAP FARES-ONLY $5.69.

Now is the Time to Visit Your),

Ch’ggwa, July 18, 1640—dy mw f wy

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:ROUEDS,

' ~ ° ~_ =erte CHA. OTIBTOWN, P. EL,

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‘cial Sisoms

I'Thursday, 24th 4acast Next.

tates by Pail and Steamer from

all pute '

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at [nll na Hevlars, prices, ete, eee posters ad PCL ruin Ws. JOUN M. CAMPBFLL,

Recoruing Seoretary.

JAMES UD. IRVING, President,

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