‘

\

THE

ay 3 a Local and Other tems, ‘ ’ 1) i t WAS IN SeSS810n - May ‘ une condition = ; Henry Wa 8 1 overed on Market ( ther quantity L~ we oe \ rieER * ! Ladies cheap | R { ‘ t \ L Brow is - “ Land well made will | =4 \. I Prows« a, e ‘ ont of Gents’ W. P. Coats w prices at A. L. Brown's. ° - \ ve of the Southport I ry eA | m tt he i > i I ng off hogs in Madi i un } counties by hun in. i R Rink will be opened to-morrow y 30. Galbraith’s Band will be in at “a ” = STUA Roerers performs in the

Lyceum on » 13th and 14th ins Look out for adver a Site

should

wanting under clothing Ask to see

id se L KE Prowse s sto k.

. _ > oe 1) ! i ‘ sad h ) mony t | ‘ Bow Bay, i i iy N _ ‘ i > - [ue interior of the Diamond Bookstore has ly en m vroved by the idition ? ew nd isome show-< use. 2 - lar S. S. Wore stel irrived at Picton at 2.30 to day and will probal bly be here at iv) k this evening. She was de layed by fogs - a Swetrs Methods of Te wchi Essay wd Burleigh, by Macaulay, and all School

. : cheap at t Diamond Bookstore.

he me . Mr. Cuas. McKay will (D. V.) conduct st s Murray Harb R I iu h, Orwell, on Sunday next, Sth inst., at the isuai hours. i - ‘ SEVEN cases Dress G ls und 4 cases Biacl K i Colored Velveteens opening to-d ay at las. Pa Xv Cos, These yoous aurect ym Lond q siiiiieceaialiidiiaas J I from the present appearance of the w brick building of Mr. Benj. Rogers, it | mises to be one of the handsomest struc ¢

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i HE wo lectures to be given in th Lis city by Justin M. Carthy will pi ‘obal bly be ‘ Eng rlis!) Statesmen, Orators and Parties, cai * The ( se of Ireland.

- i. I trath ipt f the Grand Trunk ‘ e week ending Angust 2) st were $356,529, an inere f $82,892 compared with t wrresponding week last year. a seailinanaies We learn that Senator Haythorne has pre- sent s valuable work, entitled *‘ A History of England from the Earliest Periods, by Rapin De hoyras, to the Legislative Library. sisi

| eg to learn that the house and barn of Mr. Hert McDonald, Black Bush, wer

burned to ishes on the night of the 30th ult. We understand there was some insurance on the

-

W. J. McDevitt, a Portland, N. B., ton sorial artist, challenges any barber in the city of Portland to a three-hours contest, for from $25 to $50. Satisfactory shaving to be con- sid « :

- Mr. TALBot, editor of the Rai/way Aq ne of the greatest authorities about railways in Am is visitir the Island. He inspe ted the Railway Works at Charlott own, this morning i -

PERSONS who have not pal their real estate tax this year (1886) must do so this week, not later than the 6th September, after that

date all delinquents will be advertized, and f | other t sutions will be issued.

sxes exe

= THE average exportation of horses from Canada to the United States for some years

past has been 22.000 head. A few years ago

the average value per head of horses so exported was $95, whereas last year it was S140.

sentiniiiiipiiaa i,

4 Wisconsin farmer, going down a hill 1 load of hay. locked one of the wheels wagon. The friction of the wheel upon struck a spark, which ignited the hay and started a fire that it required eleven n to extinguish. ‘nial .E announce to day the Robins and Miss M. L. Maclennan,

wit

* +} oO he

rround

nuptials of Dr. and unite

ith many friends in wishing them health, happiness and prosperity. Dr. Robins and ide left this morning for a tour in Can- ada and the United States. shin

The festivities attending the Sovereign Grand Lodge on the 20th inst., in Boston, Mass., promises to be gorgeous. It is estimated that over one huadred thousand Oddfellows will wi wlk in procession, and fifty bands of music will parti-

ODDFELLOWSHIP.

the session Oo

cipate. i Laseulllit pnieas THE Kev. Adam Chambers presented his panorama of “Pilgrim's Progress” in St. James Hall, last evening. The wonderful allegory

to be always interest and it is somewhat

ever treated,

ought, : ° e Bat iristian peopie

ing to a ‘

surprising that the audience was not larg r. The Par uma will again be presented in St. Paul's schoolroom to-morrow evening. ose

Tar exports of cattle and sheep from Mon treal p to the end of July were 40,247 head

a decrease of 453 head from last year, an in- crease of 7 37 over 18384, of 7.870 over 1883, and of 29,614 over 1878. Exports of sheep to date were 43,386 head—an increase of 13,051 head over last year, of 9,011 over 1884, of 960

over 1883, decrease of 3584 from 1882 and

11,637 rom pa ired with 1880. tidliminen

Tar Summe rside Pion or ee that on Mon-

st Mr. and Mrs. George Acker-

day evening

man of thi it nlace celebrated their a iden wed ding. which occaslo1 number of friends ‘ lled und p ented t with a purse con satning 7¢ gold \ kindly worded “—. , handsomely up address was also pres nter the worthy cou, 1 very ple ane time . nme freshn the evenit

gramme.

Art the Stipendiary Magistrate’s Court 9

morning Mrs. N. L hran, for keeping a d

orderly house on Euston Street, was seetenive Nite. infant daughter of

DAILY

labor, and a girl named Lottie Welsh, for fre jHenting the same

and being a common street

walker, was sentenced t) imprisonm mt for a

lisiea . )

LiKE P woud, Lhe sailer whe stole the suit of Levt be ‘ ; 7 . tOlLhes Trom Can Melsaa we yiven a

months’ in prisonment, and one drunk was

disposed of, sini ‘ A new Wat Binder,

to Pete Do le. Esq... Lot 7 Was

son- Deering belonging subjected to

, on M Doyle's | ie m \ Lith ; lidly and did its work foughly. Not the slightest hit from the start to the Ksq , Mr. Doyle's who is 93 years of age the work performed that he mounted the seat himself and seemed to mun

farm,

Wednesday, worked splen

hoc urred 1 7

hnish, James Ramsay. neighbor,

. Was so

’ | ] . caelignted with

ige the machine with as much ease and pride s he was wont to experien in commanding favorit ship. linen ‘ : NO physic, sir in mine A good story

come from a boys boarding

a school in Jersey Lhe di et

was monotonous and constipating and the learned Prine ipal decided to introduce some O lel style physie in th apple-sauce, and await the h uppy re a One bright lad, the

smartest in school in his

mine } ! HaCK hi plate,

r, in

q Patil the secret sauce, und pushing shouted to the pedagogue, mine. My dad told me to use n Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative P: they are a doing their duty like

They are anti-billi is and purely vé

‘No physic, s thin’ but ‘lets, and charm!’ getable.

sandw

i os a the brought to Summe

Hunt on

SO fal oats

mar

first new rside

Tuesday last,

as we can learn this season wert

ket by Mr. W. T

Aug 3] — s aton, Mount Stewart;

| Thom is T Tay] 7 R ev D McLean, Ont; Rev Wm a : a htield; Miss Mahon,

lo; Murdock sea eid ona wife, Rat Port-

age, N W T; John Findlay, wife and child,

}

lby Rev. W

| Costain,

Aug. 24th. Mr. Ross, of North Bedegue,

brought in a load on 26th and informs us that

they were threshed id in bags on 23rd.

rhere is at present no settled price for oats ind from appearance they will likely rule low | this season. A friend informs us thatin 1877,

the first its Were marketed here on Sept.

Oth: in "78, on Se pt. 20th; in ‘79, Sept. 20; SO, on Aug. 30: ’8]. oe . 6; ay Sept. 1; 83,

\ug. 20; °84, Sept. 11; Aug. 26: 86, Aug

24. These figures ede that our harvests ire ¢ dually retting earlier. Pioneer.

Summerside Exports,

SUMMERSIDE, Aug. 28. Lawrence, oint du Chene :

Shipped per steamer est.

Cameron master, for |

1G canes eggs........ . ££. |e 50 bbls mackerel 250 00 RY 5 oo ns as s Side LOO 00

180 sheep 360 OO

S758 OO By steamer Princess of Wales on 30th. 129 cases eggs 8 505 00 i2 horses as te a ae

300° 00

| threshing mill . 300) 00 55 bbls mackerel ness 63 00 1492 lbs wool.. ; a, 373 00 510 cases lobsters. atxvbecas): ee

$5491 00

By same steamer on 3lst

3335 -00 28 cases eggs 88 00

300 OO

30 horses ... ae $

+} } 1} 1 thre snhing milil

$3723 00

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE, Aug 31—J Shaw and wife, Quebec; R Smith, Pownal; T Harris and wife, Haverhi!1, Mass: J H Turner, Boston; R_ Ridgedale,

Montreal: Misses Harris, (2) Souris; CA Leighton, Mrs C A Li Thomaston, Me; E H Talbott, Mrs E H Talbott, Chicagot Miss Lizzie Myers, Wilkesbarre, Pa.

HOUSE.

sighton

OSBORNE

D Crawford, W 1 Islands, C WI Outhit, Halifax; Rev J McLeod, Strathalbyn; J E Morson, Cardigan Bridge; A McWilliams, West River; C Buxton, Cape Traverse; J R McDonald, Panmure.

Aug 31

ROCKLIN HOUSE.

Brooklyn, N Y; Kate McLaughlin, N B: William McLaughlin, do; D St John, N B;: L Arthur, Henderson, North Wiltshire; do; Richard Mooney. West Hyde, West River; Samuel wife, Dundas; Donald M

Chatham, H Perkins, Boston, Mass: A W Miss Henderson,

Point; Henry

Nicholson and

atheson, Cardigan.

SHIP NEWS. CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED.

PORT OF

Aug 31—Hattie, Wise, Launching. Sept 1 Minnie R McKenzie, M Neill, St Peter's; tising Dawn, Boudrot, Pictou; Daisy, | Richards, Port ( aledonia; Mary Florence, Chapman, Sydney; Mary Kate, Mullins, Pictou; Minnie May, McLeod, Shediac.

CLEARED.

Aug 30—Lillie May, Hubley, Pictou. 31

Willoughby, Lantz, Point Prim; Wallace,

2ead. Pugwash; Zambezie, McPherson, do; R Boak, McDougall, Pictou; Hattie, Wise, Launching. Sept 1—Reality, Miller, Shed- iac: Mary Kate, Mullins, Pictou; Minnie Mav. McLeod, Creorgetown,

OTHER PORTS.

Summerside Aug 28—Ent, sch Emerald, Davies, Pictou, coal; Claymore, Fraser, Chatham, lumber; Finn, Perry, Shediac, mackerel. 30th, Mary Ellen, Costain, Miminigash, mackerel; Annie Florence, Bernard, Pictou, coal; Richard Thompson, Walsh, Pictou, coal. Cld, 28—Claymore,

HKXAMINER, -

PELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

[SeecraL Desratcnes ro Tur EXAMINER. } Fishing Schooner Captured. GEORGETOWN, Sept. 1. Highland

here to-

The American fishing schooner Light was captured and taken in (lay by the cruiser Houlette.

— —

Aquatic.

LONDON,

Aug. 31. The last of the preliminary races in the international sculling sweepstakes were rowed to-day. There were two heats, be- tween Beach, of Australia, and Bubear, of Nngland, and the other between Teemer and Matterson. Beach and Teemer were winners. The weather was fine but the water somewhat lumpy. Beach led Bu- bear throughout the heat, and won as he clear six lengths. The bet-

pleased by a ting was 6 to 1, and Beach’s time was 18m,

the

38s. ‘Teemer was almost as big a favorite for the second heat as Beach was for the first, o to J being otter- ed on him. The men _ got off to- gether and remained on a level during

the first 200 yards. Matterson then began to forge ahead and soon led by a length when he crossed over and took Teemer’s water, Teemer closed up and touched Mat- terson’s boat thus winning che race on a foul. Teemer aftewards got clear of Mat- terson who stopped dead beaten. Teemer

finishing alone.

continued to the line Beach declares that he is wonderfully well Teemer in the

1uident of beating final race tu-morrow. Betting on the re- sult is 7 to 4 on Beach.

—

Expelling the Refugees,

. and Col

Bucuarest, Aug. 31.

Three leaders‘fof the conspiracy against Prince Alexander, ine luding the Treasurer ee ae Funds, have taken refuge in this city. The Government has deciled to e ue ‘Il them and notified the re- fugees that they must leave. The conspir- ators thereupon appealed to the Russian legation for protection. Telegrams were passing between the legation and St. Potersburg during the whole of last night. Prince Alexander will arrive at Philippo- polis to-morrow.

oi the

The Dominion Rifle Association. Ortawa, Aug. 31.

In the rifle shooting in the manufactur-

ers match, the first prize was won by

Capt. Sylvester, 88th; Capt. Harris, of the

Halifax Artillery, won $10. In the Rideau |

match, Capt. Hartt, of St. first prize with a score of 32. stroth won $10.

——— —

An Eruptive Geyser.

John Rifles, won | Corpl. Lang-

CINNABAR, Mont., Aug. 31. The Excelsior Geyser in Yellowstone Park, the most powerful geyser in the world, suddenly broke out on Friday, and continued to play for over twenty-four hours. The Excelsior has been quiet for over four years.

A Se ries of ; Ovations.

TER Nover, Aug. 31.

Alexander’s journey here from Sistora, was a series of ovations. The people, headed by priests, flocked to the different points of the route of procession and greeted the Prince with joyous shouts of welcome.

Prince

Movements of Sir Charles.

Hawirax, Aug. 31. Sir Charles Tupper intended leaving here for Ottawa to-morrow, but left by special train this afternoon to visit his brother, Dr. Nathan Tupper, at Amherst, who is dying.

The Cholera.

Rome, Aug. 31. The cholara record since the last report shows about 85) new cases and 25 deaths throughout Rome.

——— a

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, September 1—10 a.m. shifting to weather,

Winds

clearing

west and cooler to-night.

REGULAR TRADERS

northwest,

Sena 2 I

BRIGANTINE

‘ZERELDE,

kL. KICKHAM, COMMANDER,

WILL SAIL FROM

Liverpool for Charlottetown,

Direct, About the 15th SEPTEMBER, Next.

Fraser, Richibucto, bal; Finn, Perry, Mimini- gash, salt; Carrier Dove, Allen, Richibucto, bal: Kate, Walsh, Pictou, bal; Adonia,

Pictou, bal, 31—-Mary Ellen,

mdse,

Arsenault, Miminigash,

MARRIED, |

In this city, on the Ist inst., by Rev. James Car- ruthers, Thomas C. Robins, “of Charlot tetown, to Maria Louise, youngest daughter of the late John ny Foster Maclennan, of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America.

At the Manse, St. James’ Church, onthe 3lst ult., by the Rev. James Carruthers, John Mac- | i Millan, New Glasgow Road, to Della Compton, of | Flat River.

On the 30th Augast, at the Methodist age, by Re Harrison, Mr. Angus Newbery, | Chazlottetown R oyalty, to Miss Margaret Ann |

junville, of Port ill, Lot 13.

Parson - '

On the 3ist Augnst, at ag fethodist Parsonage,

. Harrison, Mr. John W, Foster, Char- ; to Miss Sophia Ann Brown, of Breda) Lot 07.

DIED.

At Charlottetown, of whooping cough, Helen

Joun A. and Lynda

to three months imprisonment with hard: * Moore, aged two years and four days,

\Fe HREE

AND BARK

MOSELLE R. RENDLE, Gicnuaaiene

WILL SAIL FROM

Liverpool for Charlottetown,

Direct, about the 25th SEPTEMBER. Carrying Freight at Through Rates to Pictou, Georgetown, Souris, Summerside, and Shediac.

For freight or passage apply in London to Joha Pitcairn & Sons, 16 Great Winchester Street ; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers, 51 South John Street, or here to the owners,

PZAKE BROS. ®& C9.

Ch’ town, Aug. 14, 1886— eod tf

Real Estate Sale.

valuable LOTS on Douglas Street, 50x100 feet each,or thereabouts. Apply at Merchauts Bank of Prince Ed ward Island. June 28, 1836.

>

- WE DNESDAY, Si, Peter's Girls’ School

will be Opened on

MONDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.

Application for new pupils may be made to

MISS ROSA DESBRISAY,

Spring Park. Ch‘town, Aug, 28, 1886,

ST, PRTER'S BOYS’ SCHOOL

Wik 4L be re-opened on WEDNESDAY, September. Thorough secular education given. For particulars apply to

Ist

H. GREEN,

Aug, 16 Kent Street.

Panorama of _ Pilgin’ Progress,

NE W Original Oil Paintings, and a Graphic, “*‘ Forcible and Eloquent LECTURE by REV. ADAM CHAMBERS, of Boston, U.S. A.

St. Paul's (épis.) School Room,

Thursday EV gs Sept. 2nd.

10 cents; begins at

Tickets, 25 cents ; Children, 8 o’clock. August 25,

BUILDING LOTS.

| AM instructed to Sell by Auction, FRIDAY, September 3rd, at llo’clock, on the premises— \. 3 very nice Building Lots, creating. on Long Street, east of Upper Queen Street. Size of each Lot 51x80 feet. Terms—One-ihird cash; balance in annual instalments at o per cent interest, Sale positive,

three

A. MCNEILL,

Aug. 28.—t! sale Auctioneer,

(ig - Part Lership Notice.

NO rICE is Kalas. given that

W. L. STERNS

has been admitted a partner in the firm of

STERAS BROTHERS.

Souris, P. E. L, Aug. 27, 1886—aug28 6i

Pf, SURO BUILT,

i } | |

TO BULLBERS.

Ss -ALED TENDERS, addressed to the under- signed, will be received until SEPTEMBER ith, 1886, for the erection of a Dwelling for the Station Master at Hunter River.

Tenders to be endorsed on the outside

“Tender for Dwelling at Hunter River Station.’

Plan and specification may be seen at the Superintendent's office, Charlottetown.

Each tender must be accompanied by a deposit equal to _ five (5) per cent of the amount of the Tender, which will

be forfeited if the party tendering negiects or refuses to enter into a contract when called upon to do so; or, if after entering into the contract, he fails to complete the work satisfactorily, ac- cording to tne plan and specification.

If the tender is notaccepted, the deposit will be returned,

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

JAMES COLEMAN, Superintendent. Failway Office, Ch’town, August 21, 1886.

eod tl sept 3—pat her jour pio uni 2i ~~

In TINGS,

SPECIAL NOTICE

AS it has been brought to our notice that other makes of Shirtings are being sold to the Retail and Oguntry Trade, under various Fancy Brands, as being of our Manufacture. We beg to inform all purchasers of this article that we will not guarantee as ours any Shirtings which have not our label

Parks’ Fine Shirtings

upon them,

These with this label will be found to be FULL WEIGHT, FULL WIDTH of 28 inches, FAST COLORS,

and woven the SAME ON BOTH SIDES, 80 as to be reversible.

They are for sale by all the leading Wholesale Houses, from whom the Retail Trade can always get them, if they insist upon being supplied with our Shirtings, instead of inferior goods.

WM. PARKS & S®X,

(LIMITED), ae

sT. JOHN,

July 27, 1886.

™N,

ee

WANTED—« Girl for anata house- work. Ap- xiy to Mrs. E. W. Taylor, corner Kent and Cumberland Street. sepl 3i

T2 LET—The Dwelling House on Grafton

Street (furnished or unfurnished) lately occu-

pied by Mrs. Thomas Dawson, deceased, with

Stable and Coach-house and large Garden

attached; immediate possession. Apply to Miss Dawson, on the premises, or to Thomas Alley. septl 2aw,

APP RENTICE WANTED—Wanted, a good strony Boy to learn the Blacksmith Trade ; one from the country preferred ; good wages

paid. Apply to George H. Foster, Pownal

W harf, sepl law wyii OR SALE—A small Hand Press, handyin a jobbing office ; ;cheap. Apply at THE Exam-

INER Office. aug3l

‘‘ ADVE RTISER,“* who is desirous of buying a farm of say 400 acres, with the idea of making a sheep farm, will be glad to have par- ticulars of suci as are for sale ; must have good substantial homestead, near church, rai] and vil- lage. Address: “fred Palmer, Spelthorne, Ted- dington, Middlesex, Eng.” aug3l

Grae > WANTED to te conandl house-work ; good wages to a first-class girl. Apply at

once to Mrs. Fred Perkins. St. Peters Road

(within the city). aug3l 3i wyli

GIRL WANTED. to do general house-work Apply to Mrs. John A. Moore, Hillsborough Square. aug2s 4i

L°est— —North of Kent Street, pair of Gold Spectacles. The finder will os rewarded by leaving them at W. W. W ellners’s store.

L°&stT.-! ant Friday night, between the Gospel tent aud Queen St, a round Gold Brooch. The

finder wiil be re) warded by leaving the same at

this Office. aug 30, 3i_

We EK D—A Girl for general housework. Ap- at A. McNeill’s, Hillsborough Park. aug 2 24 tf

WT ANTED—A smart, Dining-room a Girl Apply W at the Osborne House. aug?! 6ieod pd

T° LET—A House on Spring Park Road, eon. : taining five rooms; on given Is Septem ber.—James A, McLeod, aug20 tf

een ee set

SE PTE MBER 1, “1886.

DD. Mt BARU CEs

Wants to Have His Say---that is

OU cannot get a Suit of Clothes the same quality of material and workmanship in P. Island, Cheaper than from us. We have e reputation for gefting up FIRST-CLASS WORK, that none of our competi- tors can attain to. There is no better quality of Cloths man sta tured than what we are showing. Stock, one of the largest you ever saw in this city.

Having three Cutters and a large staif of Workmen, we can give you prompt attention.

|

$500 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTHING,

of our own manufacture, many suits of which were made to order and not called for, but are

now SELLING AT COST. We have An Immense Stock of Hats,

selling rapidly, because buyers can save from 124 to 20 per cent, when they purchase from us. Best Hats yon ever saw for 50 cents.

GENTS FURNISHINGS,

Cuffs,

Collars, Vies., &c., Umsurpassed

ee

in Style.

&@ Prices were never as Low. Don’t forget this when comparing with quotations from

other establishments this year.

ID. A... BRU CH, 72 QUEEN STREET.

Ch’town, June 23, 1886-—eod & wy

NEW GOODS JST OPENED

Rati AT seemnnelion J. HB. VWACEONALD’S. New Dress Goods, |

New Velivets, | New Ribbens, | New Buitons, |

Xew Cashmeres, Rew Corscis, Rew Mlannels, Yew FT weeds,

Selling at Cheapest Prices

sie-mige, A deme

J. HE. MACON ALED’S,

QUREN STREE?.

Ch’town, August 25—dy wy

IN 6 W

HAT & FUR STORE,

Wewson Block.

on ()

hk DEW DEPT LOWEST

HATS, of the Latest Styles. at the PRICES.

FURS, of all kinds. Cleaned, Dyed. altered and Repaired. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for Raw Furs.

EZ STUART.

very

Ch’town, May 4,

CITY STEAM BAK

A, M.S OR ee

25 Cases LEMON SYRUP,

1886.

10 do RASPBERRY do, 10 do STRAWBERRY do, 30 do ASSORTED SYRUP, VANILLA. WINTERGREEN, SARSAPA- RILLA, ORANGE, &c., 5 Bris. CONVERSATION LOZENGES. 100 5-lb. Boxes do do, 3 Bris. ROYAL MIXED CANDY. 200 5-lb. Boxes do do,

100 10-lb. do SUGARSTICKS. —— ALSO —

The Best Stock of NOVELTIES and 1-CENT GOODS in the Price List of Confectiorery and Biscuits.

JOHN QUIRK

PRINCE STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN. August 12, 1886-—1mo eod

Market. Write for

A GREAT SUMMER RESORT.

pes aa mua

THE SEASIDE HOTEL,

RUSTICO BEACH, P. EH. L

AS ‘een nach improved this season, and will be open for Guests and Visitors on or before JUJLY 10th. 4a” TERMS :—Moderate.

i

The Proprietors will spare ne pains to make this the finest summer resort in the Provinces. Ch’town, June 15, aa Di ae 2 — e

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