a. -- — — = = — Seen

THE DAILY EXAMINER

—-* ENTERTAINMENT AND PIF SOCIAL, < “8 fe 5 y ° 5 y \ niertainment and | cial wa ’ 7 A | held in the new schoolhouse at Grand . "4 | Tracadie on the night of the 10th inst., to

Notwithstanding the severitv of the

Black and White Sale) :s:-"s." "cecjrtnus:

sof one kind or another, adding t st to sto e and shoppitic

r six years ago uns ¥ eve in new a, w at % ar oo all kinds We A ddrexs Peter Broad ix mime Recita ‘* Drowned ”..Miss M FR iy Song and Chorus-—" Happy Hours”

Prema Black and White Sale | | disiocw—*Coming to an Understanding

Reading : N- Stump Speech—** W An's v

R J Me Donate

Thursday, Feb. ist. | Song and hineGte yOPa imother’s Chair”

Recittated—* The O14 Kaay Chair by

: sin these wide-awake days, and Dialoevue- Makin > ap been preparing for this 4 . e ‘ a several months, Itis not a rehash Stump Sp. ech W. A. MeDonald is anid remnants, but a smart Vocal Sola—* Little Baref ’ NEW GOODS purposely pur- is THE PREMIER SALE. All [| -N,d. McDonald narked In plain figures hecitation——"" Canada

Miss W. E. McDonald

SESE ie tenant a a Ee

S Com

’ < ‘ Mesers. McAulay and Robinsor ‘ ™ (c Song Messre. Campbell and McDonald ae - ~ Where al! perforn ed their parts » well ae pees t is needless to particularize, but specia al

LN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ment n may fairty ie} ude of the ac si nthe several dialog: The fact that he ivertiac- | the sum of $45 was netted shows that j as r rst pag r iment Was a succesa financh

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.) “oS ™="

We, the undersigned, beg to convey

best thanks to Messrs. T. C. James and See Beer Bros. bargain ner R.B At zune, and their aseistants, fur the “ vaiuable aid rendered us by them in our nt I ath endeavags to ure information regarding the where Fes of the SS. Stanley, after the réeen®enow storm, ; ~ B. S.— Impor oes Ge Epwarp Bayrieip

ation tornignt : F. H. Agyavy Mateice Brake

M. C. A. Shorthan: ¢ . -, —_——— © © eo —— - : SUPREME COURT. _- ‘ t rnin? prem eas a a >. + Wepwespay, Jan. 17 ne ¢ for af f #2 or The Manufacturers Insurance Company o ve. George Dixon—This case began on | Erection The y electior Tuesday, and was not concluded until this ‘ take pla m Wednesday, February afternoon, when a verdict in favor of the Wednesday, February | defendant at wae : - H. ¢ uM Donald for the def { : Don’t forget the Civie Pre The Queen vs. Donald Me Rint won— Ac- eting to-night in the Tanton | tion for common assault on James Me- » Those opposed to sewerage in | Intyre. The s¢ase began this afternoon, and was before the Court at the hour of << adjournment. The Attorney-General fo : > iss To-xicut.—The magic lantern the Crown; Fitzgerald for prisoner i jecture on Ben-Hur in the Turrspay, Jan. 18 lo ‘ a . . . i =e wee ’ ' The evidence in the case against Don- | me the Cee ald McKinnon was al! in when the Court | ee adj aa? at on eo lock to- jay After re- | . : : “ST ™ > © excens ss the counsel on both sides and the i ral ews of the streets taken af Jud ve addreseed the jury | z Ss . . : storm may be seen In the Quite a sensatior wa created i ¢ Mr. C. Lewis’ stadi this forenoon, wher Judge Hodg- } - son brought to the notice of the] I Ps or Porn.—In Chieag f ourt the fact that he had received a letter | the L 7th, pork, per bbl. was quoted at from | from a ” len Clara L’lewhinnen, = | = % to $19.20. In Charlottetown, pork | complainent in « suit against Dr. George | ea sella at fror 54 to 64 per | Warburton, now pending, in the course of | which ehe asked that the Judge use | - hia influence in ber favor in the | R Coxcrrt—Secure your tickets | syit The Judge handed the letter to the § Plan of ground floor i tickets at |) Atto ey Ceneral to take such action as “ Paton & Co's Pl an of bak ony and | he , “med advisal h Subsequently Me 7 ~ % i t ut Liodd’s Medical Store. Come! Blanchard, counsel for Miss L’lewhinnen, ar “The Law of Gravitation.” brought her into court, and she made ample apology. Judge HenSley reminded ¢ Sick wirm Suattros.——Wil- | Mis@” Llewhinnen that she had made and John Dov f Prince Edward | a similar application to him personally, | Iceland, are with the smallpox in Boston | and he had told her she would be likely wd are node treatrment at the Canterbury té get into trouble if she persisted In such Street pest house. The Mesers. Doylewere | conduct ‘ red ir g dé.ivery wayou? ee Be Ends of dress goods, silks, laces, ~ + ‘ seent.--Aas stated i Bs “8 edyings, ribbons cottons, Gis wham’s | aunveR of the 17th inst., the Scots Guards | tainelettes-- to-day —Moore & McLeod. | w have the “tallest mpan s the : S ar but their Grill cannot compan PERSONAL. | J " t ir f the Scotch lads and e Burns wert on the 75th inet Mr Hawlev ia laid up with h the grip. > . e e ‘ _ ce —- The funeral of the late. Johr Ler tue Goon Worx Costixve.—The Bat ' teall war recorded it van City Surveyor has a crowd of men out : EB yesterday, TOOK piace ro filling up the pitches in the street, levelling | und w urgely attended he Be ¥* | the crossings and doing other necessary B ,of the League of the “ sil 8 : ei was a member, attend- aa Ar tne Cares.—The boats crossed from - Cape Tormentine today, bringing 12 Poe J.C. MeMillan. D.D.,will | bags of mail matter. 7 here.wére 143 bags PCV. « ian, y ‘Vall " c . ens the A. O. H. Ball | of newspapers lefé behind “s he mai! will } Suifding) tomorrow (Friday) | @frive in the city about half-past three ¢ 7. “ ns ie ’ subject is “(rarcia M rena nt : Hockey Matcu.—In the Rink on Tues- | treat - in Store for thore ie wi wded day evening next, “Clerks v2. AHcomers ina we ag ¥ a crowdct » 5 ' : . will fight for the hockey supremacy of | } for the jecturer Admission ten ; x 6 , he Victoria C lub A fine game will be played. The players will be as follows: >_—- i P.S. €. E.—The Guardian under CLERKS. ie that arrangements are in progress W. Pickard, H. B. Wright, J. MeKie, | a . : < ling a Coravention of Christian En- Rushers; W M. Brehant (Capt.), W. Me- ’ . . ** . . > r Societies in Queen’s County, dur Kie, Cover Point, C. McLean, Point; F. | gy the early part of next month The | Cotton Goal c vention (lasting one day ot ly) will be ; - ; ; ALLCOMER j this city, and it ia expeoted th: a ° eties will participate H. MeGregor, L. Unsworth, W.W.Moore P Rusbe ris A. Miller (Capt.): J Collinge, .* ons ; Cove Points ) Meleaa roint;. KR P HARMO Hatt This evening the n er Goal I MclIeaac, | t rrent stortionist, Mr. Wm. Wattera, ogen, \708 lately with Barnum and Bailey, has —————— lends naeted to do hie marvelous | contort t act at the close of the lecture PREVENTION » Ben-Hur. Mr. Watters has many imita- i t yo equals. It ia a most wonderfu ’ f H better than cure. It has Leen |} ‘ : , an tefies escrip n tie 198 i better an r if 4 ‘ ee ‘i : appropriately called t re India Ruble fot that the person in poor Wan” or “The Human Snake See his - 2 act health is the best subject for La mals Grippe. To escape the epidemic . . says :-—A Case.— The He keep in good, healthy trims eet tbe} “aw st featitution is a 5 ‘ oes - D Ja ret near the Malpe yu toad hest means to this end is to take eal ; ya siating of husband, ; A — ang oO 5 ; occesional dose of EVERY wif vi voune baby, is in utter want, the fup with the grip and BODY’S PILLS. They are purely Pe va the latter : For two da ‘ ri veyetable, and only cost. vou 25 : k th wer hout food " . Fortunately ag «i Samearitar cents a box. e ” r ”. to visit. them and lea hei Ps ‘ i st aid eever

helpless man is acon of oneo The Keliab'’e Drogeists. f not the wealthiest, meé ' The parents, it is stated, know jaul7 ! ’ wet « he } { — er ee re Te eae

A Business Wish.

Yesterday

preparation Large

ore i ren ts ere measured

eady. Ends of Dress Goods,| interests. We are now work- ends of Flannel«, ends of Cretonnes,

f dozens of lines of goods at|ing on new designs for this

| ‘year, and expect to have a Never t

i flier #uct es he Women’s nd Children’s | Dé Somnath as juet

We will surprise you, uo mat- ture, ete., -for the season’ 8 rreat your expectation. It}

pay you to buy now, for two| trade. A few odd lots from

ost little more than the ordin- |

price of ov ‘last year’s stock will go at

ae Se | sodecel prices.

‘tase a Mark Wright & Co,, Ltd.

Kasterly to cor therly winds; fair; rising tern mratnre janis

PREMIER assist in paying off the debt contracted by . the erection of that building last autumn. |

pies Was moet invitingi[y stocke with delicious specimens of the culinary art. At the close of the entertainment | : r rs : 1 ; Years we have been making new the selfing of the pies took plaee, followed

| ta due course by the eating of the sames

"

~~ Fur

When such weather 7 is ‘ery necessary for hea'th to go warmly clad. when you can keep warm for very little money, and Children’s

| ee ch ae ee eee hot coffee being served round by the Com-, sng common was not so when = } mittee The follor ing programme Was five nd le snmndinenll

isks, bee sdilew tion from our stock of Ladies’ (apes and Ulsters, and you will be surprised at the low prices offered.

“ ‘ the necessity of unusual at | tng ia lise, Katie hk bins S0n |

LARGE REDUCTIONS Jackets, Capes and Mufis!

as the present cold and stormy spell prevails Why be cold, and {

STANLEY BROTHERS.

THURSDAY,

Jackets,

ing ata

-McKAY WOOLEN CoO.

Banketings. Horse

We are now settled in our NEW STORE (J. D. McLeod & Co's. we will he most happy to receive a call from our friends. tot of SUITS made from our own Cloth, also some [imported Suits. small advance on cost. OVERCOATS and ULSTERS at great'y reduced prices until after Christmas. NEW TWEEDS coming from our own Mill daily, and Setany ocean aiowel Peter a at great bargains. _s_. tha

Our GENTS FURNISHING ' Before going els ewhere see onr FUR CAPS

Blankets,

Pcpartment

Rugs and Sleigh Quality or Low Price. “Highest price paid for WOO!

Corner), where We have just opened a new which we are sell

i®PORTED TWEEDS surpassed

C‘annot he beaten qrive us a call

CORNER OF GRAFTON AND QUEEN STREETS.

{ ee or Trade.

PROWSE BROTHERS ‘No man or boy need go cold when they are offering

‘deseription at prices

ean buy Overcoats,

-- TREMENDOUS SALE OF CLOTHING.

are offering: the balance of their W INTER CLOTHUIN

them at, | Carpets, Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings,

that cannot help but please.

ne =o. the Wonderful Cheap Men.

at wonderful low prices,

PROWSE

An Important Appointment

teefers

LOCAL NOTICES. | Advertisements under this hea: ling cht for at the rate. offem cents per line

The ee med meeting

ration wil | be held on

i: | STRENGTH,

lisa gcont sotinding pr } I | settle ment of losses.

cago ralers are fide utly stro

such pr lamation if enforced naa 1D ake | a second tmnecessary.

| provide them with nome food JOUNSON & JOUNSON,

OVERCOA’S..

OVERCOATS « REEFERS,

We wish to remind you of ; FUR COATS nhac the fact that we are alive as| To-day usual and looking tg your best | ASTRAKAN FUR CAPES, FUR-COLEARS,

very attractive lot of Pees | FUR MUFFS.

Stock Taking.’

HARRIS & i STEWART,

London House.

Charlottetown, Jan. 10, 1894-—dy

~ FIRE INSURANCE.

Your patronage of the fallowing great Fire

is respectfully solicited :—

The Royal Ins. Co of Liverpoo!,

The London & Lancashire Ins. Co. of tiverpo -L The United Fire Ins Co of Manchester.

The Phenix Ins. Co.,. of Brooklyn.

These Companies seein ENORMOUS MONETARY

and are noted for their prompt and liberal

JOHN MACEACHERN,

janikl

AGENT POR P. FE. ISDAND

THIS MONTE

Before Stock Taking we

muust work off all our FUR

GOODS. If you want a

Lady's Astrakan Jacket cheap |

come to us. The balance of rour Ladies’ Fur Muffs and } Collars at clearing prices; |

‘\Padies’ Felt Hats half price,

Yx=—> Remember, our Fur

Coats, Sleigh Robes and Men’s

‘and Bovs’ Overcoats- and | that is revo utionizing economic thought

/Ulsters are the best for the!

femst money.

1B. Macdonald & Co.

Charlottetown, Jan. 4, [894—eail

Operative ‘& Prosthetic Dentistry.

DR. J. P. MU RRAY,

Stamper Block, Victoria Row.

jan} 5—~d&aw lyr

Lobster Supplies, 1894.

The subscribers offer for sale the following

Lobsters an 1 Fishing Outfits at lowest prices ,

tor cash or approve credit:

700 boxes Leadibrook Tin Plates,_best brand; | “saipteameente do.. delivered at Georg: town or Souris; 5,00 lbs Block ‘Tin, 3,090 Ibs Pig Lead, 2,000 lbs Cotton Twine for Trap Heads, 300 — anilla Rope, 9, 12, 15. 18; 3 doz Herring

ets, asserted sizes; 5,000 small Hoops for 00 Tiep Bows. 50 kegs Trap Nails, “i Bizes> 2) kegs Box Nails, 2,0 0 cases > Tall Lobst« r Cans, 2,000 cares 1 Ib Flat do, 1,000 cases / th Flat do, all guaranteed ; 300 Ibs Copper, 10 Botster Bath Boilers, a aly: anized

pm. assoried sizes; 100 Galvanized Bath |

Trays, 300,000 Paper Linings for 1 lb Tall Cans, 500,000 do. ‘for 1D. Flat Cans, 200,000 do, for Lib

Flat ¢ ans, at factery prices if orders given !

immediately; also, 100,000 lathe. Apply to

LONGWORTH & CO., _Jans—2m 2aw Water Street,

Everybody

ought to see at Jeast one copy ol

" DONAHOE'S:

MAGAZINE,”

the great popular Catholic public ation

and wiping out religious bigotry.

$2.00 A YEAR.

Representativas,.waniel in every city, town and village. We want Jadies and |

gentlemen, who can give satisfactory refer- ences, and we will’ pay well for their ser vices. Address

Snbscription Department,

& 1 Wares Street, Boston . : &, ° jah *

TO LET.

The Premises lately gcenaied by Mr. George

Thorne, situate on Sidney S*reet, containing |

| eight bedrooms, kitchen,” dining’ room, shop and front room ; —_ yard and stabling, etc. Possession immediately, Apply to

decls

Companies |

| General Meeting o | Tar Examiner Publishing Company will

iin sat

4

&

Cmeein SIE tern

Tor

t.

January

At Lowest Prices,

Charlottetown,

DODD & ROGERS’.

}

HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS

WHILE THE BLOCKADE LASTS.

‘Hay, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Crushed Oats, Cornmeal,

BY THE LB.

_————-—(r) cap ‘ceemenestnar © enteancitt

MACLEOD & CO.

1894—tn thn sat

J. ae

JAMES F, CURTIS. | Charlottetown, January 16,

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this cits

FOR SALE.

1. Tie DO} MINION HOUSE,

George Street, Chariottetown, now in po session of the subscriber,

2)'Town Lot No. 59, inthe Sth Hur drel in Charlottetown, south of Euston Street. and near Bayfield’s corner, with four tenements.

3. Part of Common Lot No. 22, between Euston and Chestnut Rtrecte,, "hs ving width of 156 fect 6 inches on Chestaunt Street and 51 feet 9 inches on Euston

, Street, including the Jarge building of fou:

tenements on Chestnut Street. 4, That Feld in the Royalty, with Re d

| mae) adjoining Mr. Maurice Bilake’s, con-

taining three acres.

5. Farin opts acres on Township N 18, in King’s Csuaty, adie Ging the road and next the farm of the late Donald

| MeKacherr

6. Building lot and House at Samn side, south of Church Strect, now ‘ pied by John ki. Delaney as tenant to the subseribe:

Ail or any of the above properties wil be sold on terms to suit purchasers, and possession given f. rth with.

For particulurs apply to M, & D.C. Me- Leod, or to the enbseriber.

Hh. B SMITH, eda inion Hous

Ch'town, Dee. 18, 1893~— to w th im

Dollars Away

You are throwing by not uaine

WOODILL’S

) BAKING GERMAN ‘POWDER,

is EQUAL TO COSTS LESS THAN ANY OTHER ON THE MARKET

Try a Five Cent Package.

jan?

ee Nt ee

Contemplated.

The Manufacturers’ Guarantee and

r

| Accident Instirance Company of Caneda

purposes establishing a Provincial Agency

| here. Its desire ia to rive the appoint

j ment to a citizen ef this Province. This | Company is now doing the Accident busi- ; nese of this eountry Ite Premium Income ! dast year was the largest reported to the

Dominion Government by any Canadian

‘Company. It now has the lead, and is i determined to maintain it. District Ayents

alzo wanted For further information

japnly to apply ts

J. B. PATON, Charlottetow: Office—Mcieod, Morron & MeQuarric’s deos0—dy & why

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thet the Ananal f the Shareholders OL MN

be held at the office of Tae Examiner

| newspaper on WEDNESDAY, the 3iet o1 | January, inst., at cight o'clock ip the | evening.

ARCHIBALD IRWIN,

Secret

Charlottetown; Jan. 10, 1891

P. Ef Island Railway.

On and after FRIDAY, loth December, 1802,

| the trains of this Raflway will run daily (Sur

| days excepted) as follows: Read down Kead = . M. Leave Arrive P. CO okoss .. Charlottetown. a 1S 7 38 Royalty Junction. 2) i} 817 .-North Wiltehire i” | 8 . Hunter River... 14 ; $00 .-Bradalbane, La; | 909 |... Emerald Junetion. 12 fis eee 32 1 9@...... . ‘Kensington bee 13 & , Fae Summerside Lv 114 | P. M. A. M. / 2? Le Summerside. . Ar 0%) t Becse, + +o» Miscouche.. : wn 127 “ae ; .Wellington, mace uw 210 ; ..Port Hill . 10 2) BOD.\ ves: - OP Leary ....:. Sie 8 . . Bloom field 738 om... . Alberton... a's ow ; 5% Ar - Tignish.. iv oe Pp. M. A. M 9‘) Lae Charlottetowy Ar 102 2A Noyalty Junction io le | SO Ar Mount Stewart Lv 84 430 Liv Mount Stewart Ar 905 6B. 3. ‘ Cardigan > 4% Ar.........-Georgetown. at P.M. A.M 4M Lv Mount Stewart Ars 40 ..Morel! SI i 512 St. Peter’ 7 45 } 6WAr Souris Lv 6 P.M. A. AL + 100 Ly.......Emeraid Janction Ara» ; 1®MAr Cape Traverse ly?

D. PO'TTINGER, Gen. Algr. Can. Govt. Railways J.UNSWORTH, Saperitatendent.

hariottetown, Dec. 14, 18.

‘Wants, Lost, Found, &e

| Advertisements under this heading dhieane

five cents ~~ line.

SMELT NETS FOR SALE.—At our office

| Water Street, two Smeit Nets.—Lona worTu } & Co. 2 eod--janl?

WANTED— x canvVasser mor of good address to

Bax Tl etty daels

Ss | aes: the city Please reply right away to

Waiaun_a ILA H SEY BIVK- Kor por.

| Must have business experience. A good and

APmanent position for the right man. Ad-

si Rook-keener,” P: 0. 6, , attatown. ivil wv Nt \ cae