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Local and Other Items.

PHILHARMONIC Practice this evening.

Do you want a ham?

Edmonds to-night. oe are

CoxreRENcE.—The Catholic clergy of the

Diocese Were in conference to-day at the Palace,

_Wity go edentelous and_ suffer with in- digestion when Stackhouse & Stackhouse in- sert the best sets of artificial teeth for $8.

_ 1.0 O. F.—Port la Joie Encampment holds its regular monthly session to-morrow (Wed- nesday) evening. The First Degree will be conferred.

Bo you wanta Silver Cake Bas- Ket? Ge see Edmonds to-nighi. .

- Bank Srock.—The Merchants Bank of P. E. Island stock, offered at auction by Mr.

Bearisto to-day, sold at from 13} to 154 p. c. premium.

L. 0. A.—Regular meeting ot Boyne L. 0. Lodge, No. 614, to-night, at 8o’clock. <A full attendance requested. Business of import- ance. By order.

Coprisuine. —Fishermen within the last week have made some very good catches of codfish along the south side, between Souris and Hast Point.

Arter More Horses.—Mr. W. S. McKie has arrived home and is buying up another lot of horses for the St. John market, for which the highest prices will be paid.

New Digniry.—The Pope has just con- ferred tle title of Private Chamberlain on the Rev, D, J. Gillis, of East Point, who accom- panied Bishop Mcluntyre to Rome last year.

Go see Prof. Edmonds, the Great Australian Wiza: 4d, te-night.

W. R. Watson, Wruggist 1s wholesale agent for K. D.C. It is sold by all drug- gists, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion or the money will be re- funded.

Ositvary.—We regret to learn that the wife of Mr. John H. Bradley, section foreman of the P. E. Island Railway, died on Sunday _ = inst., at her residence, Baldwin’s

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Dry Goops Emproyers Atrention.—A full attendance of the dry goods employees of the city is requested at 7.30 o’clock this Tuesday evening in the front parlor of the ¥. M. C. Association, :

Meetine.—Prince Edward Division, No. 1, S. of T., will meet as usual at 8 o’clock this evening. A full attendance of officers and members is requested. Visiting brethren al- ways welcome,

CrusTacEA.—Lobster fishing at the East side, from Boughton Island to Murray Har- bor, is reported very good. Factories are taking from 15,000 to 19,000 a day. The size is reported larger than last year.

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Fatss ALArM.—There was no fire last evening, although the alarm sounded. Cen: tral Station was called up, apparently from the box at the corner of Euston and Rochford Streets, but the ‘‘ call” was doubtless the re- sult of the wires being interfered with in some way.

ADVANCED VALUE.—The Carey property was again sold at the Law Courts yesterday by Messrs. E. H. Norton & Co., and was purchased by Mr. Horace Beer for the sum of $6009, an advance of $900 on the highest bid at last sale. é

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A. OG. H.—The regular annual conven- tion of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, for the Province of New Brunswick opened in Fredericton yesterday afternoon. There are a goodly number of delegates in atten- dance. This evening the visitors will be entertained at a banquet by the local divis-

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AnorHEerR InsuRANCE Company.—Mr. H. James Palmer has been appointed agent here for the ‘‘Insurance Company of North America,” Philadelphia, Pa This com- pany was incorporated in 1794 and has a gash capital of $3,000,000. Mr. Palmer will cheerfully furnish any further infor- mation desired.

Tus Lyceum.—Prof Edmonds had a big house last night, and the performance through- out was very good. Among the many useful and beautiful presents given awa) were a sil- ver ice pitcher, silver cake basket, silver din- ner castor, and china’ chamber set. — Another performance will be given this evening, and a change of programme Is annoynced, ©

Do you want a handsome Silver Dinar Caster? Go see Kdmonds to-night. io

Tue RiFLE.—The_ inter-maritime match will be shot on Thursday next, beginning at ten o’clock in the forenoon, The Nova Scotia and New Brunswick teams will arrive to- morrow evening, and will be quartered at the

tel Davies. gt third of the series of league matches will be fired on Saturday afternoon, commenc- ing at the usual time. ; :

Tue Puraarmonic Concert.—Haydn’s oratario ‘The Creation” as a great musical composition ranks far ahead of all the celebrated operas except perhaps Beethoven’s Fidelis or Mozart s Lauberflote, and as it has never before been eericrmen in Charlottetown all loyers of music should attend the Philharmonic Society's concert

on Thutsday evening and hear it.

Porice Court. —This morning Thomas {In - man was sentenced to six menths seep ett ments with hard labor for the larceny 0 < hat and knife from a young jad on ae Street last evening. A young man : ee, Hs with keeping a dangerous dog was orc ered : have the avimal destroyed within twen a four hours and to pay costs of oe Scott Act case was further adjourned.

is rcpt 9 Do you want * wees 2 Se ? Gosee Edmon nig int. Watch? Gose : Mackeret —Those caught in nets ou is -withi ast few Gays are very Souris within the last Ma rary large, most of them measuring pre wee teen to twenty inches Jn length. ; hey are quite fat too, for this season 0 ee sear. experienced fishermen say that this oe as of mackerel, as-first arrivals, indicate os peony ; and lining this

hook 1g, as such fish

good prospects tor Fj summer, but bad for seint seldom or never school.

y j nt a Handsome Silver Ice bltcher? Go see Kdmonds to- night.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SPeoiaL Despatouus ro Try EXaminun. Ottawa Notes.

Orrawa, June 9,

Hon. Mr. Foster is announced to speak at a meeting of the Temperance Congress, at New York, next week, on the subject of “* The Experiment of Prohibition in Can- ada,” _ The Premier visited the Methodist con- ference this morning, and received a hearty welcome, to which he made a characteristic and appropriate ten minutes reply.

The Presbyterian Assembly meets here this week.

Cyclone and Waterspout.

Hatirax, June 9.

, 4 miniature cyclone struck the city at 2 o’clock this afternoon, and the harbor was lashed into fury. he British warship Bisson dragged her anchor half way across the harbor. A waterspout rose alongside the British warship Canada, and- ascended as high as the masts, but broke, and the enormous quantity of water fell back into the harbor, without doing any damage. Several small schooners coming up the har- bor were blown about like so many toys. One vessel had her sails carried away. In the streets anumber of awnings were car- ried away.

The Workmen Object.

CoLumpBus, Ohio, June 9.

At noon the Street Car Company at- tempted to run cars, but were interrupted by fully 10,000 workmen, who suddenly made their appearance, blocking Long Street and derailing a car. Ancther car started out, but was stopped at High Street, lifted off the track and placed across the street. The company contemplate ask- ing for the aid of the military,

Big Libel Suit.

Lonpon, June 9.

George Washington Butterfield, an American, has brought action for libel against the Financial News, placing damages at £100,000. The aileged libel consisted of a statement published by the Financial News, asserting that the mining operations in the United States, in which Butterfield is interested, was an impudent and wild scheme,

Quebec Elections. MontrEAt June 9. Nominations throughout the Province takes place to-morrow. St Antoine, Pon- tiac and Two Mountains will probably re- turn Opposition men unopposed.

The Pope Consents.

QuEBEC, June 9. A telegram received from Cure Labelle, in Rome, informs Hon, Mr. Mercier that the Pope consents and even desires that Father Labelle should remain Deputy Min- ister of Agriculture, :

Censuring Mr. Rykert.

Kryesron, Ont., June 9. At a meeting of the Congregational Union, a vote of censure on J. OC. Rykert, M. P., was passed for his action in the recent timber deal, tales

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 10.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh southwest t> northwest winds; fine weather, or a little higher tem- perature.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OSBORNE HOUSE,

June 9—W G Silliphant, P EIR; Joseph Demers, St Catherines, Ont; Prof Edmonds, Mrs Edmonds, James E Dicker, Mrs James E Dicker, Edward Hart, Mrs Hart, Master Freddie"Hart, Jas W Sharp—Dicker & Ed. monds’ Vaudville Co; Patrick Kelly and wife, Montague; A Lemieux, Montreal. 10—W J Silliphant, PEIR; Dr Honeywell, Hunter River.

HOTEL DAVIES.

June 9—H E Palmer, Geo Smith, A Willis, St John; Chas Schaffser, Truro; S Tobin, Robert O’Muilen, Halifax; S S Boxer, Mon: treal; Jos S Taylor, Galt, Out; M J Boyd, Huntingdon, Que; J A Matheson, Campbelton; D Schurman, S’side. 10—Jas O Richardson, Quebec.

Worse THAN CHARLOTTETOWN —The Parrsboro Leader says: It is reported that our mayor has been supplying the Indians of the Micmac tribe with liquor, We might suggest that this matter be laid before the proper authorities and thoroughly investi- gated for the benefit of all concerned.

Lapies Cricker Ciug.—A young ladies ericket club has been organized in Halifax. The club includes the Misses Almon, the Misses Stairs, Miss Goldie, Mrs. Carleton Jones, Miss Nagle, and others. The “Ladies of Halifax” propose to turn out a very smart eleven.

Received to day Rouillon’s Kid Glove-,— Stanley Bros. June 10 2

K. D. ©. for the Stomach.

2,500 Barrels CORNMEAL,

, $00 bris. Standard @Gatmea!l, 590 bris. Rolled Oats,

in stock and to arrive shortly.

CARVELL BROS.

PARK.

“@XENDERS for fivishing the iside of the lower part of the Grand Stand will be received by me up to and including THURS: DAY, the 12th iust. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of Messrs. Chappell & Phillips, Archi- tects, Charlottetown. . : Each tender mst be accompanied by a a tified cheque for 10 per cent. of the amount 0 nder, as securily for the faithful perform- ance of the contract. onthe Directors do not bind themselves to the lowest or any tender.

A. B. WARBUBTON,

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DAWING

‘The accept

juned—tl dts Secretary,

Jas. Paton & C0.

LADIES!—Don’t buy your Trimmed Hats before leoking

at James Paton & Co’s, stock.

Nice Trimmed Hats at James Paton & Co's.

Trimmed Hats, $1.00, $1 50 and $2.00, at Jas. Paton & C.’s.

James Paton & Co’s. is the

best place in the city to buy Millinery.

New Millinery Laces, Gauze, Ribbons, Flowers, Tips, ete., the very best value at James Paton & Co’s.

MISS HOBBS has charge of James Paton & Co’s, Milli.

nery Department.

For Stylish Millinery go to

James Paton & Co's,

All-Wool Beige Dress Goods, only 13 cents per yard, at James Paton & Co’s.

Double Width, All-Wool Dress Veiling, on'ty 27c. per yard, at James Paton & Co's.

Prints in Great Variety and Cheap at Jas, Paton & Co’s.

The Largest Stock and the Best Designs in Carpets at James Paton & Co’s.

Readymade Clothing as cheap as the cheapest at James Paton & Co's.

Children’s Kid Gloves, at Jas. Paton & Co’s.

JAMES PATON & (0,

Market Square..

Ch’town, May 30, 1890.

aple Leaf Brand.

UST RECEIVED:—Five Cases of these od Celebrated BOOTS, as follows :—

30 pairs Ladies’ Imperial Kid Buttoned,

46 ‘* Pebble Calf Waiking Balmorals, 30 “ Gents’ Cordovan Balmoral, 30.*! “© Calf Waukenphast do., 3" “* ” Congress.

Atso—Lawn Tennis Shoes, ete. R. K. JOST,

North Side Queen Square, Stamper’s Corner. may3l 2w eo

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Charlotttetown, June 3, 1890.

to 14 years.

Prices speak for see our Stock.

Province.

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All Wool Black Worste

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Children’s Suits

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Men’s Coats, - - .- Wien’s Suits, - - - Men's Pants, - - - Boys’ Suits, - - -

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all prices.

Having bought the entire stock of two large Dry Goods Stores we are going to give some of the Biggest Bargains ever offered to the pe>ple of Prince Edward Island. CASH GOT THE GOODS CHEAP. Customers get the benefit. Come one and all! We can sell you Cheaper than the Cheapest.

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

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Spring Clothing for Boys, Spring Clothing for Youths,

136 and 47144 Queen Street.

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CLOTHING HOUSE

JANMEES PATON & CO’S.,

Magnificent Stock of New SPRING CLOTHING now open.

Spring Clothing for Men.

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d Suits to fit Boys trom 8

dzents new Scarfs and Hats very Cheap Whe themselves. Ehefore buying elsewhere

Ys When buying a Carpet, remember Paton & Co’s. Stock is the largest and best in the

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MAREET SQUARE

Charlottetown, April 29, 1890. —cod&wky 1m

GRAND

rtf HAY DN’S

Celebrated Gratorio,

“Tie Creal,

Will be Performed by the

CHARLOTTETOWN

HARHOIC SOCIETY

And Orchestra, IN THEIR HALL,

12th JUNE.

Tofallery, -:- -.-

ménce at § o'clock §

Store and Diamond Book Store.

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dmission to Body of Hall, - 60 sents, 85 jents,

Doors open at 7.30 p. m., concert t2 com:

“Yickets may be obtained from Merabers, and ab Apochecaries’ Hall, Watson’s Diug

DOMINION LINE,

SAILING WEEKLY FROM

Montreal & Qashee to Liverpool, Eng,

TEAMERS ‘Vancouver,’ ‘Oregon,’

and *Sarmia,’ having Staterooms,

Smoking Room, Bath Room, etc., amidships, where but little motion is felt.

‘Low Excursion Rates by str. ‘‘Oregon’ ; and “Sarnia,” First Cabin Passage, MON- | TREAL or QUEBEC to Liverpool, $40, return $80,

For Tickets and all other information apply

0 FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent.

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June 5—1m 2aw pat

We have some few lengths

of RUBBER HOSE left, which will be sold ai cast. Cali early.

5/MARK WRIGHT & 00. (Ltd),

Ch’tewn, June 7, 1890.

PASTURE TO LET.

"HE undersigned have a large quantity of Pasture to let for Cow Pasturage, very near the city. andallin good condition. Some of the pasture is in front of the old Asylum rounds, and the balance nearer town, Per- ons wanting Ee, for cows for the sum- ner had better oi at once. <a PYPETERS & PETERS. may2Q—tf

WANTS, LOST, FOUND We

ANTED.—A Boy to Jearn the Baking busi- ness Apply at once to Db. STEWART, Baker, Kent St. juned

SS gis to learn Millinery. Apply to Miss A. SAUNDERS, at Stanley

Bros, tf—juned

OR SALE.—A good strong Buggy. built by a first-class builder ; little used ; in good order ; worth two common imported Buggies. Apply to W. ©. TICE. next to the Fish Market, Ch’town, june7—2: (sat tu) pd

ANTED.—A general servant_in small family to go to St. John at theend of the month.

Apply to Mrs. Dr. Johnson, Kent Street. ji—tf

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.--A Kitchen girl, Apply to Mrs, A. A. Maclean, Prince Street june5—2i pd T° LET.—A house with six rooms and _ stable and coach house if required,—Patrick Sherry, Fitzroy street. june5—tf

oS. Makers at D. A. BRUCES. june3 —tf

YY ANTED. —A Girl to do general housework é Apply to Mrs. W. W. WELLNER, Prince Street. jeunes

ASTURAGE.- Some Lots at Brighton, be S& longing to the Hstate of the lave George avies, not having been sold, the Executors aro prepared to pasture five cows for the season. Apply to F. W. MOORE. june3

GOOD BRICK FOR SALE at the 100,000 Brickyard near Pumping Station. Gruers ivtt with Messrs. D. Farquharson & Son will be delivered at short notice.—D. MILvER, Ringwood. june3

ro LET.—tThe eastern half cf a house contain- ing seven rooms, with jarze hall, situate on Sidney Street. opposite the Brick Church. Pos- segsion given at once. There is a large yard with flower garden, and also good stable and cose house, all in_first-class order. Apply to John Kelly, Msg., Water Commissioner, or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY. may20 ANTED.—In a family of two persons, an W experienc.d femate servant, Apply at this office. may26 YWANTED.—A female servant, must be we'l recommended, uvadersiand coolly; Bie. general housewerk, to wait on two person’ with- outtamily. Good wages. .Apply at this office, [may17—tt

LET.—A Shop and Dweiling House or

Upper QueeiSireci, between Grafton ant

Kent Streets. Huquire of J. McGin1. may22—eod tf

FRO LET,—The commodious House ad)oinin: 4A the subscriber's’ residence. Prince Stree wita large stable and coach house.-k. MeMp- LAN. 7 BS cod ti—meb2t TYIO LET.—A House on_Pownal Stree’, no” 5 occupied by Mrs. Messervey. <Apopiv to WILLIAM MiURRAY, ape

447 ANTED.—A Man or Boy to look after > Beres ‘Vand garden. | Good referenécs 1 quired, Apply immediaicly at F. PETERS’ house, Brighton, dy u—may21