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Local and Other items.

“Punto” Jacket, *“Zouave” Bodice. -

Read John MeLeod & Co's advertisement. >

NEEDED The streets require cleaning badly. -

“Rprru” Hat, “Terry” Dress, **Nellie Bly” Hat > dys s receive i fresh every day at Old | ion Cate - CourntT.—Onse diunk stands over until Monday - a -

Four cases new dress goods opening to- ‘tanley Bros.

day 4 mh21 2: om jo»

Tue Nationat Cotor.— On St. Patrick's Day the evening edition of the N. Y. World was issued on green paper.

-— [. O. O. F.—A new Lodge was recently in-

stituted at Berwick, N. S. Another will be organized at St. Stephen, N. B., shortly. -

B. L. S.—The very excellent piano used at

St. Patrick's concert was one of the celebrated Williams, and was kindly loaned by Mr. J. F. W illis. > In order to reduce the exten Church of England Prayer Books at the Diamond Bookstore, the cost prices

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sive stock o!

prevail. ——__—-= Maktxe Reapy.—Many of our principal! stores are being painted, tinted and otherwise put in shape for the advantageous display of spring and summer goods ieviaensiiiilense SociaL.—Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sharpe entertained upwards of thirty of their friends at a musicel soiree and supper at the Hotel Davies last « he evening was very pleasantly | sed. iieniiiitihene

ening.

To Be Reviveo.—There is a prospect of St. Mathew’s Temperance Society being re- Chis institution is similar fia its | Reform Club introduced here | » by D. Banks MacKenzie.

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organized, work to the some years ay

Rarip Transit.—A gentleman at Poonah, India, recently received a letter that had been posted at a station twenty miies away two years and four months before, accompanied by the explanation from the postal authori- ties that the delay was owing to the fact that it ‘*had been posted by the wrong train.”

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Tue Lyceom.—The Rinehart Opera Com- pany have engaged the Lyceum for the week beginning 2nd June next; and the ** Running Wild” Dramatic Company for the 23rd and 24th of the same month Harrigan’s ‘* Two

jarneys” Dramatic Company are ne gotiating for the nights of the 9th, 10th and Ilth June. einen

Yor Tuk Weak anp Lanevip.—Campbell’ Beef, Iron and Wine is one of the best tonics. possessing many nutritive and strengthening qualities. Is recommended by the leading medical men. If you are weak and languid a bottle will give instant relief. See that you ask fora d get Campbell’s Beef, Iron and Wine. nov 6lyeod

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Sreamern Nortes.—The steamer Peruvian has arrived at Halifax after a long and rough passage. Hon. D. Davies and his neice were passengers.

The Stanley is doing very well indeed.

The Island steamers and the ferry steamers are one made ready for the coming season's work.

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Tue auction sale of the ‘Eldon House,” Kent Street, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock, offers an excellent opportunity to secure a very valuable brick house and premises. The Eldon House is centrally situated, and in every way a well equipped and well patronized boarding house. The furniture will also be sold. See advertisement.

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Nor So Deapty Arrer Att.—The record of deaths in the city of New York shows that there were killed by street cars during the year 1889, 64 persons; by omnibuses and wagons, 55, and by illuminating gas, 23; making the number killed by the electric current (5) insignificant compared with the deaths of individuals from any one of the other causes named.

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Far Carrie.—E. H. Norton & Co. will hold the annual sale of fat cattle from the Government Stock Farm, at the Market Square, on Tuesdav, April Ist, at 12 o'clock, noon. Parties having fat steck to dispose of will find this a good chance to get better prices than can b> obtained by private con- tract, as we will charge a small fee only for each head of cattle sold, Applicatious should be in a few days before the sale.

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Progress or THE RomAN CaTHoLic CHURCH. —-Kev. Dr. Kilroy, of Stratford, preached at St. Michael's Catiiedral, Ottawa,last Sabbath. In the course of his remarks he stated as il- lustrative of the progress of Roman Catholi- cism in Canada, that 42 years ago there was but one church between Quebec and Sarnia, while to-day there are two archbishops, I4 suffragan bishops with 421 priests, attending tothe spiritual wants of the Catholics, nive- teen twentieths of whom were Irish exiles, or their immediate descendants.

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To Come to CHartorryrown.—We understand that the steamer Stanley will come to Charlottetown early next week, after which time she will perform the mail service between this port and Pictou, until the Steam Navigation Company’s steamers begin work. Notice of the change of route will be given through the press on the day previous to that on which the steamer will leave Georgetown for Charlottetown, via Pictou, for the benefit of those desirous of making the return trip.

The Correct Answer.

Sin,—The following simple conundrum appears in last evening’s Patriot: ** But the question is sometimes asked what hin- dered us from having a railway to Belfast and Murray Harbor, as a part of the Terms of Union?” The question is easily an- swered. Yes, quite easily answered. Just substitute the word ‘“‘who” for * what ” in the above conundrum, and at the end of the sentence write the correct answer in large capitals thus—-DAV ID LAIRD. Give us 4 harder one.

ELvon.

tioer & Goff have some very fine apples for

sale by the barre!, suitable for retailing or for family use. mar22 2i Oe a oe

Spring Repairing. —We are prepared with

& nice line of covering to re-cover furniture

and lo general repairing at low prices. —Mark

Wright & Co. mar22 2w

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PELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SPROIAL Despatrcuus to Tus MXAMINER.

DOMINION PARLIARENT

Sunuvary of Proceedings.

Orrawa, March 21.

The House met at 3 o'clock.

Sir Richard Cartwright inquired when the Budget speech would be delivered _ Hon, Mr. Foster replied that his present intention was to deliver it on Thursday next.

Mr. Blake then cailed attention to the unsatisfactory manner in which the private bill legislation is carried out, and announc- ed that if the Government would entertain favorably the proposition, he would take steps to initiate a new system to be con-

AMINER,

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| rites us

( at wheat buye r in Ontario w ‘ as follows, under date of 27th February :

‘*) trust there will be no tronble over clean

wheat. If your farmers complain it will be

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by going out of their way. Ihave sold Seed Wheat for many, many years, Itis not pos sible to deliver wheat pare and simple -there must be something in it--but your wheat is

cleaned three times atter being bought, and you can depend upon its being far ahead in cleanliness of any sold in these parts at any time. QUALITY IS TRUE TO NAME.”

sidered and reported upen by a joint com- mittee of the Commons and Senate. "he House then went into supply, taking | up the appropriaticns for the Inland Re-\ venue service, remaining in committee | until midnight. The House adjourned at 12.15 until Wed- nesday next. The Prince of Wales in Berlin. Beri, March 21, The Prince of Wales arrived here this morning. He was received at the railway | station by the Emperor, Empress Frederick and her daughters,and a number of Princes of the reigning of the German} Empire. A guard of honor was also at! the station. When the Prince alight- | ed from the train the English | National Authem was played . by i the band. The Emperor and Prince of | Wales entered a carriage and were driven to the Castle, escorted by a detach. ment of cavalry. The Emperor was attir- ed in a uniform of a general of the English Dragoons, while the Prince of Wales wore the uniform of a German general. A large crowd assembled along the route from the station to the Castile, and warmiy cheered the Emperor and Prince.

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After Improved Communication.

Orrawa, March 21. | Mr. Russell. of Shediac, and Richard | Hunt, of Summerside, P. E. I., are here, | ani will have interviews with the Minister of Finance and Minister of Public Works to-morrow. They want communication between Shediac and Summerside im- proved, and will ask the government to have an amount put in the supplementary estimates for that purpose. At present vessels loading deals at Shediac have to lay outside the harbor and have the deals float- ed tothem. This Mr. Russell wants reme- died, and will ask Sir Hector to have the harbor so dredged and deepened as to allow vessels of any size to come tothe wharves and ship the deals dry. -- oo

The Architects Bill.

Toronto, March 21.

The Legislative last night struck out the vital clause in the bill constituting the pro- fession of architects a close corporation. It was strongly attacked by the Opposition and the Government was left in a minority by avoteof 32to 25. The clause gave power to architects to expel from their body a member guilty of disgraceful pro- fessional conduct.

British Politics.

Lonpon, March 21.

The House of Commons this evening, re- jected, by a vote of 201 to 139, a motion to abolish hereditary representatives in Par- liament, made by Labouchere.

The Marquis of Salisbury moved in the House of Lords to-day, that the report of the Parnell Commission be approved of. The motion was adopted without a division.

The Orange Bill.

Orrawa, March. 21. The Orange Bill, which was passed by the Senate Banking and Commerce Com- mittee this morning, was read a third time in the Senate this afterncon and His Ex-

cellency will give it along with other measures the royal assent on Wednesday next.

Got Six Months.

MonrreaL, March 21. The Canadiia Jute Co. has been lenient with Alex. Shaw, bookkeeper, who de- frauded the firm cut of $25,000. They entered complaint for one item only, $40 To-day Judge Dugas sent Shaw to jail for six months with hard labor.

Major-General ¢ Cook Dead.

Curcaco, March 21. Major-General George Cook, U. S. A., in command of the department of Missoui, died at the Grand Pacific Hotel, this morn- ing, very suddenly, of heart disease.

The Kemmiler Case.

Atpany, March 21. The Court of Appeals has confirmed the judgments of the courts below in the Kemmler murder case, declaring the elec- trical execution act constitutional.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toxonto, March 22.—10 4 m. Winds mostly westerly, generally fair avd mild.

MARRIED.

At the residence of the bride's parents, Lynwood2Valley, Lot 31, March 19th, 1890, by Rev. F. D. Davison, Charles D. McLean, of Clyde River, P.E_L, son of Allen McLear, J. P., and Edith R, fourth daughter of Wm. fF. Fraser, J. P.

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At French Fort, Marcie 7th, after a short illness from the effects of la grippe, George Byrne, son of James Byrne, in the 38rd year of his age He was spiritually consoled in his jest hours by the Rev. A. d. Melntyre, and

Phis buyer, one of the most reliable men in Canada, has now on the way and in store

tor us :— i

2,008 bush. White 540 6° §=©69pWhiite Fife, a: ted Fife, all recleaned as stated above, put up in 2 bushel bags. First shipment daily expect- ed. Samples and prices on application.

tussian Wheat,

and

Wiité for our Illustrated Seed Catalogue for 1890—-FREE TO ALL.

GEO. CARTER & CO

seedsmen,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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mch20

GEO. CARTER & 00.,

Seedsmen, Charlottetown. |

Imported Seed Wheat.

LUMB EN, At Public Auction.

OLD near

YA YE are instructed to sell on the YY EXHIBITION GROUNDS, Goverament House, by Public Auction,

On Tuesday Next, March 25th,

Commencing at 2 o’ciock, p. m.,

All the LUMBER in the Old Exhibition | Buildings, consisting of BOARDS, SCANT- LING, etc., will be offered in sections to suit purchasers. Terms Cash.

EK H. NORTON & CO.,

Auctioneers.

Household Furniture.

mech20—dw

AM INSTRUCTED BY 8S. C. MOORE, WSQ., to sell by Auction, at his Resi- dence, King Square,

On Thursday, 27ih instant, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,

His Household Furniture, consisting of Par- lor, Dining Room and Bedroom Sets, Carpets, Oil Paintings, Steel Engraviags (Art Union), Crockery, Glassware, Stoves, Kitchen Uten- sils, etc., etc.

G. M. HARRIS,

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mehly Auctioneer.

From Liverpool, &. B., for Charlottetown Direct.

THE FAST-SAILING BARQUE

SKOLDMOER

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i Rheavintintauins From Livernool for Charlottetown! ABOUT ist APRIL NEXT.

For Freight and other particulars apply in Liverpool to William Bullen, 51 South John Street ; in London, to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street, or here to

PEAKE BROS. & CG.

Charlottetown, March 18, 1890--tf

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aisle slissiaietcciniaiactennciaillecs : | T°? LET.—A first-rate Cottage en Sidaey Street, containing six rooms and pantry. Pos: es-_

stock, best quality, always the cheapes Dominton Sto

t and Shoe Store. mhl3 dw 6

ied in the full assurance of & ylori¢us mamor- tatty, Regafestat in pads.

sion gfven on 3rd & Apply to W. W. WEjI- NER. . anenrts

} PEARE,

' Maeneill.

SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1890.

Cur Stock of ho Store ana our Hew We have the Largest

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om Paper for this season’s trade is now m Pattern Books ready for your inspection. , Cheapest and Best Variety on the Island.

ENGLISH ROOM PAPER, SCOTGH ROOM PAPER,

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Washabie papers,

ing Bccorations, etc.

Charlottetown, March 1, 1890—eod

AMERICAN ROOM PAPER

ibossed Papers, Satin Papers, Sanitary

Panel Papers, Dado Papers, Borders, Ceil-

A complete stock and prices iow.

PERKENS & STERNS.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN PATTERNS.

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OIDERIES!

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We cordially invite your inspection and comparison, and we consider it a pleasure

to show you broideries.

our stock of new Swiss Em-

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STANLEY BROTHERS,

BROWNS BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE,

Charlottetown, March 8, 1890—eod

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &

T° LE?T.—A Dwelling House on Prince Street, near Dorcbester, containing nine rooms.

Immediate possession given.—GEORGE ALLEY. mchld—sat wed fri

W ANTED-—Bottles and Flasks of all kinds at the Old London Bottling Establishment! opposite the Railway Freight hiouse. mch22

Wy sNaee Girl for general housework ; one having a knowledge of cooking pre- i si—mehzl

ferred. Apply at this office.

ryywo LET,—The commodious Honse adjoining the subscribers residence. Prnnce Sirect,

with large stable atid coach house.— R. McMIL-

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i BR SALS CHEAP—Aneligible Building Lot I on Aliey Street, near Upper Prince St. Churen and School—GRORGE ALLEY. fold tu sat &wky ffyO LEY.—Store on Queen Sirest, next door to Miiler Bros, Apply to A. WHITE. mchl19—3aw if

WAN fED IMMEvIATELY —A Nurse. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. GEORGE tf—mchl7

(\HEAP BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN.—Good \/ locality, near Post Office. Apply at Ex- AMINER office. lw eod—mchl8

\ TONEY.—Loans made on rea! estate. Terms \ reasonable. Apply to F. W. L. MOORE Solicitor, London House Block

mch!7—dy 2aw wky 3w

for general ‘housework. dw tf—mehl7

WANTED —A Gir! Apply at this cffice. ee SALE.—A. few dozen Erown Leghorn (pure) Egge for setting—3S0 cents per dozen.—

K. H. BEER. mechi7

VOR SALE.—Two Singer Sewing Machines sor

{ Shoemakers’ use, one nearly new. Will be sold cheap. Apply to JoHN HIGGINS, over i oe Jost’s Shoe Store, Queen Square. if—meh'7

NOR SALE OR TO LET.—The residence of the Rev. J. V. Jost, pleasantly situated on Kuston Street, near School- Street, containing seven rooms besides kitchen and servant’s bed- oom; also stable and outhouses, connected wih nain building by eavered way. For farther par- ticulars apply to R. Kk. Jost, Queen Square, Charlottetown pat eod tf—menl7

To LET.—A Dwelling House on Hilleborough

4 Street, now occupied by Mr. Williston Browr.

Poszeasion given Ilge ApriL— WILLIAM SMITH. mchl5—sat wed

W ANTED.—A House containing seven or eight

rooms. Possession required latter pari of April. Apply at this office. if—mehli

T°? LET.—The Dwelling House situate on Great

George Street, at present occupied by C. b. } Possession given !st April. Apply to C. B. MACNEILI.. tf—menlh

TED—A Servant. Apply to Mrs. C. Bw

W AN A ] <EILL, Great George Sirect. ment

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C. B. Warren's Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes.

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re HIS GREAT CHEAP SALE will

be continued until

— — further notice Men’s Shoes, old price $1, now 50c.; Men’s Long Boots, old price $2,10, now $1.50; Women’s Pebble Button, old price $1.50, now 85¢; Women’s Strong Boots, old price $1.28, now 75e.; Women’s do., oid price $1, now 65c.; Boys’ Long Boots, old price $1.45, now 85¢; Cuilc’s Long Boots, old price $1.28, now 75c. NOTICE—BRAND NEW GOODS! —Come and see 7 Cases of Boots and Shoes opened for the first time, and which we will

sell at invoice prices. GOFF BROS.

TO THE TRADE.

Wholesale Stock of Furniture.

43) Chairs, Bedsteads, Lounges, Bedroom and Par- ler Sets, Tables, Hall Stands, We.

a dea AVING an extensive and well-equipped Factory, we aer in a position to offer to the Trade of this Island FURNITURE at prices that will compete with outside manu- facturers, and we solicit a share of the Spring orders.

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