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THE DAILY

ADVERTISERS.

me ae { an a ‘ ist be in y ii @ Hh ’ - ; tion eu lay - Mw M NTREA lr! eamer Polino “ here yor - ] <errs.—The Engineer corps are i pepected on the Park thie afternoon iam ( Pax Pay up at once and avoid xe \uuons for po tux are being nip County | 27. —The October term of the Cou { wi apen to-merrow l e al = st siting ; Pickxiye MayFLowers A bunch of \fluwers Was u Thursday by 4 r Crie »on M it Thom, Dart i Ha ax Piers, - > tT Fiovrisuep a Revorver. — Henry 4 € x he steamer Olivetic, was ree vy fined $20 or 60 davs for being i k aud flourshing & revolver at Hal:- itiiinssiiioasanis | Ha ix.—The steamer City of G t arrived here yesterday morving al out four o'clock, and lett on return this afternoc She had a generai cargo both ways excel ws An open meeting wil e hel Kycton Street Hall to-morrow, Tuesday ht to receive a report of the « rder and about Boston, All Orangemen are cordially invited scssaitiieiinihviats ' . Srnawperny Brossoms. — Mrs Ewen Mc = wa » Of Unis « y, has kindly pre ze} } sttete of wt i Tne i VX AMI INER with (wo ixkjtiet ; eltraw rrv blossom, picked Ly herseif it the vicinity of the Junction w day or lw a. ‘isi Aina . + +3 No Dawaces.—-Some tme a:o, white

repair ng a wire in Newt: wr, the Lunen-

l rg Gas Co found it necessary tc stretch a rope ac an e street. oe Webster, ot the Peo Pp le's Bank, eonming tn Contac with the ™mpe, was thrown from his whee? and had his nose br.ken. He ned for $1,000 damages Phe care was ieaad yes terdav at Bridgewater and the jury exoner ated the company —Luaenburg Progress. icici einiil

Resevep 1s tiwe.—Mr. Rafus Heck- bert’s daughter, Lwe lve yearse f age slipp d and fell at the east end crower 5 here in front of the shunting engine last We ines- day and hurt here« If bad! ¥. hen the engine; was quite near and moving in her i tion, a fatai accident th have beeo the resuil. Mr. Jona Di i eso}, however wa: near antl rescuel her.—Summerside P oneer.

siete

Caanperries ror Excrayp.—The Sum- merside Pioneer says: Mr. Cinas. Rt. Dickie, the enterprising merchant of Muddy Creck,

shipped on Thar sday a about 100 which go forward This ‘fs not the first

bushels of cr an berries, to the English market. seaco. that Mr. Dickie has made sale of this excellent fruit in that quarter, but other seasons he delayed shipping until the market was giutted. This fall, by getting them off early, he hopes to get more remunerative prices.

ie Ox tHe l-Laxp Coast.—The Guardian reports tat a schoone: owned by Mr. D.

McLean, of Brae, went ashore at that place on Friday and sprang aleak and damaged her rudder. At latest accounts she was full of water.

From the Summerside papers we learn that the schooner Julian, of Cocagne, N. B., was wrecked at White’s Cove, Lot 7, on the same day. She wason her way to Miramichi fora load of oysters and was blown out of her course. The crew were

saved. —_— s---— Fire at Sorris.—Mr. James McCor- mack, of Souris, we regret to hear, met

with a serious loss by fire on Saturday evening about six o’clock. It seems that one of the boys went out into his barn

with 8 lantern, which was accidentally upset, and in a few minutes the barn was in Hames. A shed which joined the barn and Mr. MeCormack’s bouse had to be torn down to save the dwelling from the flames. Everything in the barn was destroyed, including bay, wagons, sleighs, harness and farming implements. There was no insurance. The loss will amount to $600 or $700.

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Potsrce Coveat.—This forenoon Jobn McDonald, William Thompson and Duo- earMcMillan were each convicted of viol- ating the Canada Temperance Act. Macdonald w as fined $50 and $5.10 costs or two months’ imprisooyent; Thompson $50 aud $10.65 costs or two mi ynths’ im prisonment; McMillan was rentenced to two months’ imprisenmest wi thout the option of a tine, his being a third offence. Charles Slate, charged with being drunk and disorderly on Saiurd ay in the vicinity of the Hote! Davies, was fined $90 or 90 days.

sia ecialteeiiatiell

Tux Dowixtox Sewer—On Friday last Mayor Dawson teiegraphed the Minister of Public Works complaining of ¢ he condition of the sewer leading fro the Post Otllce building to the water, and asking that it be put in proper condition at once. This fore- noon th, i Worship received ihe following telegram in rep ly :

Orrawa, Oct. 19. w. E. Dawson, Mayor of Charlottetown: Telegram to Minister re the Charlotte-

town sewer received. Instructions have teen sent to Mr. Harris, and work will be

proceeded with at 0<€.

E. F. &. Ror.

PERSONAL. Mr. Nap. Guay, of Montreal, is among the guests at the Queen

Dr. G. E. F. Moore, dentist, ae ig in the city.

Montague

Mr. and Mrs. J. BE. Wyatt, of Sum- oheride are visiting Charlottetown. Mr. J. G. Sterns, of Souris, was at the

Royal Hotel, St, Joa, on FPeiday evening,

EX AMINER ,

Blowing their “Horns

Lots of people in our lines make a big blow on their horns to the old tunes of

‘

£25 per cent. discount,”

* 334 per cent. discount,”

route » United States , MT eT Odptaaar nae te Provinces rane One Sip, SEE. GA ND, 08: RE in the interest of a leadinz Montreal cloth |“ No Furs like ours and the One Price house. He is @ guest atthe Queen. Band,”

Mr. P. J. Quir s here} > rests - Saithicdee es & ay Aang ae and lots of other such rubbish. Don’t you John. He is at the Davies. er ee it. Talk is cheap. Blow, brag

ie DR ae elt a jand bluster may catch the ear of the si ahisine Gavpllie, ty dethe- te Ldand buyer tor atime, but it won’t keep his Province. He is registered at the Hovel | er : _ ss ; ; tes he people who advertise in this way is

Messrs. Hunter and Crosbv, the Eva = sell and uot to satisfy. Their reputa- lieth see cones Gallien ic Se, | Hon is almost as good as the average

§ ORS i aaa . ; Jehu. dvem thet ninco ther bose Frode i ell promise and very little show. ricton where they will remain about three | a weeks, and from which place they will TA y a come te Charlo tetown. Ble

Mr. R L. McDo ald, of Peake’s Station, passed the required examination at th ;

Charlottetown Business College and Writ-| ™ethods of doivg business. We believe w Ak wdeimy to-day. and has recei ved the in mark ing our goods at prices that will College diploma. Mra McDonald is a hard- | © allow big discounts, We are able to working acd painstaljing young man, ail | Say, ithout “ blowing,” that our stock is as such we wish hit Ruccess. CLEAN, FRESH and NEW; and al- Z thongh we had no big discount sale or col- ities Meiiees Vemewerean wis Mill lection of rubbish as a side show the past gates to the Sunday School Association | *“* k, we seme Se Deep ShaaaneRene “6d which convenes in this city at 230 o'clock | "6° have been larger than ever. 17 he to-morrow afternoon, are requested to mect aoe ai contideace in ee of with the Reception Committee at Zion | ‘ oing business, aad that is Church immediately after the arrival of | rains, &e., when names and addresses of Honest Goods

entertainers will be given them. shes Do not take any substitute when you a-k for the one true blood purifier, Hood’s

oneal nines

Honest Prices

Sarsaparilla. Insist upon Hood’s and only Hood’s,

Farner Mvuteny’s Goup Crre.—An efficacious an . permanent cure for drunk- ennese, norphinism,and the tobacco habit |

lestimonials end all information touching it furnished on application C orres pone lence strict-

ihe treatmer

tothe undersigned.

'veonfilential. J. KE. Quinn, Manager, College St, Halifax, N.S.

sep24, Imon.

<class See the new black and gold cased watches at E. w.4 ay lor’s, | j *.’s none of your busines.” is a sancy Wary to start an ad Bat Mr Sunes Rar ret’s change in to-day’s issue begins tins way. See it in avot! ier part of ae paper Mr. Barrett kee ps always on band a large and well selected stock of lumber and is. prices are right. Judging by the crowds of customers

Saturday evening, Carter’s Store may well ! be called the Popular Bookstore. Balbs, ! Books, Jap Gools, dc. ard 10c. tables are the attractions at present.

For tooth pre parations and toilet articles, see window of Central Drug Store.

— aaa ee BORN.

At Augustine Cove, on the 18th inat., to Mr. and Mre. J. W. Callbeck, a daughter. |

e ' DIED.

Entered into rest on Tuesday, the 15th inst.. Maggie B., daughter of James and Eliz:.beth Macdonald, of Hopefield, aged

20 years and 7 months. A patient sufferer through a long illness, she died rejoicing in her Saviour.

A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled;

A place is vacant in our home Which never ean be filled.

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eee eecececcecen,

¢ Unquestionable Evidence

is what people want, not mere statements. We can give un- questionable evidence that JOHNSON’SCOUGHSYRUP is a good thing for conghs and coids.

Price 25 cents.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggist>.

QUR FURNITURE

In all Respects Desirable.

DVVSSVSVSssessesevessetss

ane ee eeeeenee VVVVUseU_os

ar a a

Furniture, consider three

Durability, Price.

In buving things—Beauty,

BEAUTY.~The artistic possibilities of Furniture are shown in onr designs; the decorations are always in gcod taste ; the finish is superior.

DURABILITY.-—The finest materia] is used in the construction, and the work- manship is of the best.

PIC E —Since we are manufacturer?, we are able to pnt our prices unusus ally low. Furniture as beautifu! and as dur abie—high-priced Farniture—may be had

el ewhere. Our great point is that we sell the finest Furniture at mannfacturing prices. BUY OF THE-MAKERS.

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD.

Who Se!] at Selling Prices.

, ————

Sede i ie <t Hen ese memset

Below Zero!

Not the mercury as yet, that is to

come, but the prices of Blankets are already at the freezing point—we cannot get them down any

lower. See our

that are truly all

stern old winter.

ee eee setae etre

All Wool Blankets

warm that the sight of them almost gives one @ kindly feeling towards

Amorican Blankets

at “cotton prices.”

BEER BROS.

aay ee eatin tetera

Tue Wearnen.—Moderate to fresh westerly win’s; staticnary or & Lit te

3 on our new stock

wool, so soft and

> lowe’

Our stock is well bought, and we offer the follow‘ng regular goods at lowest | prices :—

Ladies’ Warm Undervests, l7c.

Ladies’ Heavy - 40c.

Ladies’ Unshrinkable do., 75c.

Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, fine, 34c. Children’s Golf Jerseys, all sizes.

Fine J.inen Towels, 14e, $1.52 a dozen. Gents’ Fine Shetland Wool Undercloth g. $1.30 a suit, worth $2.00.

Gents’ Heavy Knit Shirts, 50 cents. Gents’ Cardigan Jacket~, heavy, 90c He “vy All Wool Gre y F) annel, 15 cents.

The above bought cheap and sold cheap.

W.A Weeks & Co.

THE PEOPLE'S STORF,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1895.

FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS,

Fifty Women Drowned Near Cairo,

Avexaxpnia, Egypt, October 18.—A ferry boat having 60 passengers on board, was in collision to-day near Cairo with a steamer at anchor. The ferry boat over- turned and 50 persons on board, mostly women, drowned.

‘The Behring Sea Damages,

Wasuixetox, Oct. 18—As Secretary Olney will leave for Boston next week, the preparation of the treaty to settle the damages growing out of the seizures in Behringsea wilt be postponed till the 28th, if that date is accept- able to the Canadian repre-entative, who wi!l be invited to be present.

The Unfortunate Armenians.

Consravtinopie, Oct. 17.—A few shops in this city kept by son re-opened yeste rday, all having been closed by order of the Armenian committee. For thie act of disovedience their owners were fined £15 sterling each, except in cascs ef three merchants, who were obliged to pay four hundred Turkish pounds each. For these acts of extortion several members of the

committee were arrested.

The Japanese Subduing Formosa.

Hoxa Kone, October 18.—Advices from | Formosa state that the Japanese are gra-

dually subduing the tribes which are op ' posing the Japanese ocenpation of that ‘island. The natives are making a_ stub-

born resistance to the Japanese, but are ' steadily being overcome. The capital is occupied by Black Flags, and it is expect- ed a sanguinary battle ‘will be fought.

More Troops to be Sent te Cuba.

Maprip, October 18.—Queen Regent Christina presided over a cabinet council held here yesterday, at which it was de- cided to summon 85,090 men for active military service before the close of the year. ‘Of this pumber 24,000 men will be assigned to the colonies. "The cabinet also decided to draft a bill dealing with the dynamite outrages which have been com- mitted by the insurgents in Cuba.

Passenger Dies on the Train,

Hatirax, N.S., Oct 18.—A passenger on the Dominion Atlantic Railway from Yarniouth to Halifax took a hemorrbage ' and instantly expired. There was nothing about him by which he could be identified. He had aticket from Boston for Harbor Grace, Nfld., in his pockea, andan exam- ination of the man’s luggage shows that his name is Edward Martin, A fellow passenger says Le was very seasick on the boat. Nosebery Lords,

Atter the House of

Loxpox, Oct. 18.—Lord Rosebery, the ex-premier, in a speech delivered to day at the opening of the new Liberal Ciub at Scarborough, said that to his mind the primary obstacle to all reform und the gre atest danger to the stability of the state lay in the present con titution of the House of Lords, and that if the nation had real- ized that fact the result of the recent elec~ tons would have been very different.

The Maristone of German Unity

SrraspurG, Oct. 13.—At the unveiling of the Woerth battle monument to-day, Minister Hoffman alluded to the monument as the “mark-stone of German unity,” and a sign that Germany would hold fast with her whole national strength to what- she achieved in 1870. The emperor spoke briefly. Raising his voice at the close of his remarks, he declared that Germany had both the will and the power to keep Al-ace-Lorraine under all circumstances. He called for cheers for his mother, the widow of Emperor Frederick.

Maxim Cuns Fer Venezuela,

Loxpow,Oct. 12.—The St. James Gazette referring» to the action of the combined court in British Guiana in declining to yee mores for the purpose cf purchasing Maxim guns, in a:co:dane with the des- patch sent by Joseph Chamberl: in, secre tary of state for the colonies, on September 7, saye: “The despatch was followed by a cablegram from Mr. Chamberlain to Sir C. Cameron Lees, Governor of British Guiana, directing him to obtain without delay a vote for the purchase of two Maxim guns, one of them to be stationed at Urnan or elsewhere on the frontier where the Vene- zuelans may attempt the crossing.”

Rise in Price of Wool

New York, Oct. 18—The most extra- ordinary rise in wool known in & genera- tion is now in progress. It means that everything in which wool is used—cloth- ing, hats, carpets, etc.—is or will be Foon ten or fifteen per cent. dearer. The Eng~ lish manufacturers. are Teaping the re- markable benefit of this increase on the price, and the American public is paying the profits. Such 4 rise in wool has not been known for several decades to busi- ness men, and they are, #8 & COnFequence, advancing the price of their products. Wool has advanced 15 per cent, 'n price recently, partly because» ‘there is an in- creased demand since the panic and part ly because wool is scarce.

The Mayor Wouldn't Sign the Bonds, Hauirax, Oct. 18.— Mayor Sterns of

Dartmouth was asked by the town council

‘o sign debentures for $500 to make water connections in the new service. Mayor Sterns refused to sign these on the ground of economy. The town council last night gave lim three days to change his mind or application would be made to the su- preme court to compel him to sign the debentures, To-day Mayor Sterns resigned the mayeralty. The council may refase to accept the resignation, and interestin g developments are expected. He Tried to Warm the Dynamite,

Niacara Fausus, N. Y., Oct. 18,—A terrific explosion of dynamite occurred on the Gorge Railway excavation bere yester- day morning, by which two men were badly injured by flying timbers. A labor- er was thawing out some dynamite in a pail of hot water when it became over heated and exploded, demolishing a frame boiler house an throwing several mena distance of fifty “feet. Henry Chapman, the fireman, was seriously injured and may die. An Italian water—boy wat also dan- gerously hurt.

Half Measure Reforms,

Lonpox, Oct. 18.—The Globe, in an ar ticle commenting » upon the acceptance by the Sultan of Turkey of the new proposals submitted by the representatives of Eng land, France and Russia, says the terms

| of the proposals are not known precisely,

but they are certainly much less drastic than were the original ones. The govern- ment of the Turkish empire is not to be put into the hands of a commission, nor is the Sultan to be superseded by a Euro- ean Official in Armenia or anywhere else. he Globe expresses belief that the settle; ment will not last long, and says, “Eng: lish diplomacy took the lead in bringing the Sultun to his present attitude, and it oull be shameful not to uphold him ast further assaults upon his indepen dence.” Price of Cheese Looking Up.

Monrreat, Oct. 18.—The demand from the other side of the water is beginning to make itself felt for September cheese an balance. That fact is responsible for the advanced prices actually made to-day, for the market is fully jc. per lb. higher. Sales were made over the cable to-day on the basis of 42cs for September stock, while a leading combination sold the first half of Septeinber, 3,000 boxes, to a local exporter this morning. The price was not specified, buat it is generally believed to have been 8ic. or better. In a word,’ for, finest On-

~

and Olivia,

tario September, 8} isa fair price if the goods are all right. Quebec Septembers are easily worth 8 3-8c. Finest Ontario, Septembers, 8} to &}c; finest Town-hips, Septenrbers, 84 to 8 5-8c.; finest Quebec, Sept mer, 8} to 8}¢.; August makes, 7j to 7 7-8e.

P. £E ‘Island Railway

On and after TUESDAY; 8th October, 1895, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Surd ys exces ted) as follows .—

Trains Outward Trains Inward.

Read down. Read up. PM AM PM PM $35 °° @4)...a0¢ Charlottetown..... 1225 € 45 | 837 659....Royalty Junction... 12¢3 631} 427 7338.....North Wiltshire....11 13 § 52 | 443 743...... e_ -? River..... 10 53 5 47 62 807.. eee beupeen 10 21 523 6a3 8 3... ‘ : Rmerald ........ . . 517 B&H OB...cvcd. reetown........ 50 ee Kensington ...... ? %5 452 640 800 Ar (Ly 900 430 Summerside

710 1140 Lv Arsgsms 34 72 1203%.... -0o ee » eebages 830 322 745 123%1.. . Wellington ....... 751 253 SM. BY ..cestan Port Sl astascie 7 Se 208 910 - 62) 1246 923 -- 609 3219 9s — | 10 35 - 500 1030 PM AM AM AM VM AM PM Sm: SO... Charlottetown. ....920 545 645 315....RoyaltyJunction....905 6525 72 34 rd 840 449 75 4405 815 415 815 410 810 40 85 438 742 320 924 500.. -72 250 Will 5634... - 64 203 1055 6 06. 615 120 AM PM PM AM pM 82 410...,.Mount Stewart.....819 350 + et 3. See ens Cardigan. 717 238 GO. UD. .ccves Georgetown. 70 215 4M PM PM : AM §....- ery Emerald. ......... eocece 8 05 BIN. b nah oos0d Cape Traverse..........-- 715 PM A

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time

A. MCDONALD, D. POTTINGER, Superintepdent, Gen Mer Govt. Rys,

harlottetown. Moncton, N B. Railway Office, Oct 5, 1595.

the Cold

find the name

But make a point of being’ rea wraps or suits made up with ibe interlining, keeps out every breath of raw wind and damp ‘air, and yet is light, and lends a graceful, lasting stiffness.

No paper imitation wil! give these results; 80

Patented, July 1890, March

SYDNEY SLACK.

All the above vessels -will be here ing 1 few days. ,

C. LYONS & 60.

Oct, 18—2w

Per schoovers May Queen, Emma B., garet Ann,

—_— =

at eats

AND

pat, guar

Afloat, Loading, and to Arrive,

2,000 TONS COAL.

Per steamer Coila,—

300 Tons Old Sydney Mines. Round Coal,

(Due here Saturday.)

Per brig Aquila,—

300 TONS AGADIA NUT

Epring Bird,

Henry Philips, A. 8. Townshend, Etoile du Matin, Day Spring, Tarquin

1,400 TONS COAL,

RUN OF MINES, Intercolonial

Yale Nut

ee Se

” MONDAY,

OCTOBER

Mar-

a =

21, 1895.

Shirts !

A Men’s Shirts, — Plain

splendid line of Flannel

Top Grey,

Plain Blue and Fancy Tweed patterns. Some have Collars,

some haven’t.

Any

of them would be cheap

t $1.20. for

§ D&8c.

Your choice

s} Moore & MeLeod

Nut,

and make a selection

for a

ANNOUNCEMENT

As announced through our dailies, we have removed to our new quarters, |QUEEN STREET, next door to J. D. Mcieod’s Grocery Store. to be a decided improvement in our accommodation. nicely and conveniently as possible to meet the requirements of the times. thanks are due our kind patrons for their liberal encouragement in the old stand, we hope to leave no stone unturned to give them and others greater satisfaction (if o ssible) in the future than in the past.

Call and see our New Store, or old friendship sake.

UPPER We believe the change

We have our store fitted up as Our many and

new Suit and Overcoat

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

Charlottetown, October 11, 1895—135 & wky

STAR MERCHANT TAILOR.

Geese Feathers.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for all Geese

Feathers.

JOHN NEWSON.

WHAT, NEVER ?

“ No, never before had I such com- fort as I got out of a pair of McCREADY’S TWO DOLLAR So say our” customers. you ever worn a pair of They are beauties— money. pay a big price when you can get a these’ Shoes for so little they are wearers We have them in Laced or Con

SHOES.”

Have

these Shoes? double

worth

pair. -of money ?

gress, for

A. E. McEACHEN,

THE SHOE MAN.

1895.

= ~—

ERY and FANCY GOODS.

on. hand.

Newspapers and Magazines.

McMILLAN.

>

the

Mind,

Men only.

Don’t worry about

FIBRE CHAMOIS

on every yard:

ly for it by having your which

NEW BUOKST Ont

JUST OPENED :—A full lime’ of BOOKS, STATION-

SCHOOL BOOKS and ‘SEHOOL SUPPLIES always

& HORNSBY, Watson’s Old Stand, Opposite Prowse Bros.

‘To arrive in a few days, a large assortment of Novels, a&w—octl6

will do well to call on us,

a

MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS,

Masonic Temple Building, Grafton Street.

Any person needing anything in the line of Tweeds, Flannels, Blanketings or Yarns In order to introduce our goods all over this Island we will sell them low, and once introduced they will speak for themselves. best goods in the market to-day,

They are the

W. C. TURNER, pent.

Charlottetown, August 14, 1895-135 & wky

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

Why

nen ——

of above

GREAT SALE Gents’ Furnishings, Hats

—— AND ——

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Going on—25 to 40 per cent. Discount.

Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains. goods must be sold.

D. A. BRUCH,

Leading Merchant Tailor.

All

LONDON HOUSE.

Charlottetown,October 19, 1895—dy

Hosiery, Biankets Wadded Quilts, | Selling at Low Prices for Cash Only.

Flannel Shirts, Wool Underclothhing, Gloves,

s .

1. J. HARRIS,

see

Come and See Us

Yien’s Ulsters,

Men’s Overcoats Men’s Reefers, Men’s Suits,

iSoys’ Gvercoats,

Boys’ Reeters, Boys’ Suits.

We have alarge stock. We are selling at very low prices. values in Dry Goods.

L

A Feu Dollars

will go a long way towards

the purchase of one of our

reliable Watches. A bettr

investment can hardly be

made if you need a Watch. E. W. TAYLOR,

septlé CAMERON BLOCK.

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged

ess Apply to JOHN Bri, 197 Pownal Street.

five cents per line. WANTED AT ONCE—A first-class tailor Tailor and Cutter, 3i (135) pd—ect2i

TO LET-—a Comfortahle House containing

six rooms, situated on King Street, east, nea;

i"

MRs. Low vEN, Duhdas Esplanade.

‘ownal Street. Stable in the rear. Apply to ocly uf

STRAY PIG-Ow ner can have the same by

appling at the residence of Hon. BENJAMIN ROGERS.

breast and on the tips of fore paws-

LOST---A Black Spaniel Puppy, white on Tail cut

short. Finder will be rewarded by leaving in-

formation : at this 3 Offic e

oc uy tir tr J,—Agents make $i5 weekly se ‘geli-

WANTE

ing our silverware and miscellaneous gvods,

We

t

supply nearly everything.

Write for erms and catalogue.

THE QUEEN SILVER-

WABEE Co, Montreal. si

TO LET—Store and iwelling on Great

George oe Apply to EWEN MACDOUGAL,

octl§6&—

one year old; Exhibition thie fall.

Extra

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Charbitetawg, Octeber 9, 1895—dy & wky

AGENT

NTA

ITALIAN

AY & C0. Wholesale Wine & Liquor Merchants, WAREHOUSE,

248 Hollis & 48 Upper Water St.. HALIFAX, Bm. SD.

Pp. O. BOX NO, 475,

ly (14)- octld

FOR SALE—Pure-bred Berkshire boar pig, toc”. first prize at Provincial

Apply to A MCNEILL &

Co. ti—ocilé TO LET—A commodious warehonse on

Pcwnal Street, until now occupied by A.

Horne, ne Apply to Dr. BLANCHARD. septg33—

TO LET—Half the Cottage adjoining West Kent School. Apply on the premises to Mrs. Hendersen, 0 ot 12, ft

TO LET--That desirable dwelling and pre- mises on Fi'zroy Street, at present occupied by Dr Strickland; fe given I7th inst. Apply to M & DC McLrop guar tf—oct3

TO LET—The brick house on Queen Stree now occupied by Charlies Hermans, contain ing nine rooms; heated by hot air; ;osses- sion .November lst. Apply to ALEXANDER HORNE. ti—septze

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A competent servant for general housework; must be a cook; references required. Apply to RS F PARKER CARVELI. tf—oct#

TO LET~—Two offices in the Stamper Biock Apply to Prowse Bros. tf—mayl MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situateadjoin ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most health =. of the city, fronting the Hillsborough River, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. has a fine lawn, coach house and stable . most desirable residence; rent $200 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to ‘Bews Davies. oct]—d&w guarzvaw patlaw

W ANTED—Help for dining room and kit- chen work. Apply at Queen Hotel between the hours of 10 and 12 o’clock in the forenoc})

Good references required. tUi—nug

WYANDOTTES—I have some very nice silver jaced Wyandotte Cockerels for sale cheap.—R L Corron, Brighton. septs

TO LE?—The first of November, a cottage

on Lower Prince Street, now o -cupied by Mrs Leahy.—D CHAPPELL. oectl4

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A sumone salesman for a store on line of railw ay; good salary to right man; one acquaintec ed with dry goods preterred. Apply by letter to “Dry

Goods,” Box 688, Charlottetown. octld

MR A P ALLIN. our weil-known bil poster, has received his certificate of mem ber- ship in the Canada and U 8S Advertisers’ Agency, and can refer to them all applicants wanting work done in this territory. oct3

LOST—This morning, in this city, a lady’s silver watch. Finder will please leave same at this office or Geo Carter & Co’s oct3

TOL ET—By the lst of October or November a furnished nouse on Prince Street, heated with hot water. Apply at this Office. nop 23

LOST.—Strayed from the subscriber's resi- dence, a beagle dog answering to the name of “shot.” Finder will please return to me and be suitably rewarded.—CHAS, LEIGH, Pitz- roy Street. octls 2i

THE PERSON who lost a young pig on Thursday evening last, can get the same by calling at Stewart's Bakery, Keni Sireet, and paying for this adve rttsement, ocths

WANTED—A capable girl in a_ small family. Inquireof Mrs BAGNALL, Grafton Street West, ti—octi6

WANTE D—Girl for general houxe ework ina

family ofthree, Apply at this office, ocug

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