THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

irgait -~ “ Ly ‘ - N Batt tra ‘ tr . > \ x ank war 4 ec put at t Stre ; 4 Me : rae i - CA L he arges rn | have beer Eaq., Fishery Officer, irther ad | for y pheence wits - By steams E a . r heese ca Wel Mur ty - \ . y nt aus] { ‘ I ern s i peranc ¢ “ Hal), Nov ber . Popular speakers and - Vb s Novewse M ‘ k { ttetow Rovalty i I Exams 4 Mprerry « he a i at ’ - “NE It ts Vl 2 ‘ ’ I rv a “ ~ 1 8 ay ‘ i 4 A > AN SALE l vas Tea I ~ : y ' ‘ € | ‘ is i 1 ‘ yere s ‘ 4 ed, 1 e a s ‘ ba 4* a ” e ‘ ~ 4 - . : 1 ( \ ‘ arra e Ary aera — & ‘ i) e Car ‘ etre i 4 : | $2 : I wa y . ’ r a Dw uf ; x . + I . e ‘ - were f , a a i ; a} 5 a . ( . = $ hi - ‘ ri ITA I I E.iward [sland Hospita as received the wing: $5 ected by Mre. McFar Sea Cow Head; $5.2 ected by \ e M. Darra Honenaw; $4.30

ecte vy Miss Janie McGregor, French : ‘ by Mies Mary E. M s from Mrs. R.R

gerald ar@® jal fror Mre. Chas ab apples from Mra. A. L : : : M : } 'rra iw ars M BE. H. N papers f Miss Seca y e }a Arn aia y a. ™ » . ‘ M as H UMITEK +e. rs ire A a Y y = ‘ 5 ia e . lay e M , i 7, al a . ‘ . e A-e¢ } “ v ’ : 4 ae . reache he M At 2.30 they ey The fering : rw I a € 4 4 ®ervice pe 7 2 ‘ et ral Relief e for s tt tw As rt pr u as been pre pared Kene«lnet Hla " w ! i ta \ nie * Z - i & Sa = 2s ‘ ‘ ADVERTISI rhe * ; @ e Sing r 4 seers ard ee ’ rporat r rpos e a r sugges et wing p ml e: } " k { uM NER S UPFFICE Char etow P.E No . ; DosPaigay &-STEWA City ‘ I sha please \ . eg . ¢ a f the Waterworks \ a f he vear 1894 Ade be bmitted to Commissioners al tha

D. MeLray,

se

D. McLeax, Ese.,

See’v to Water Commise Charlottetown :-—

a knowledge re

Dean Sin,—We beg to

f your esteemed favored of the A. w lo t consider tha the « y hae a oe ‘ ne a medium for ai y at man’s Pusiniess, we it ist __ ae y de< net make any offer tor ge saving mir business advertised by the city in the manner stated

} ete., DesBatsay & Srewarr,

Avente Queen Instirance Co

SOMETHING NEW for SATURDAY!

ure ever 80 happy ae Wier pian

some little surprise for our ecuetom-

e it's something good for

>» show our appre- +} atronage we enjoy eration of shopi ere, ‘ ; > & i t fail to see what we mean by this occas It eans something ne the war f baryains ]t means ered ’ yoods at ower pr than vou have «een for a long time PR: «a { *ma tion to Bome Fen Sa y Swaps rou will #e tere, Jackets, Under es ts vee, Howls vy, Corset W aiate. i at I Muifs and ({ ar?, Bous and Cope ” hundreds of other th ngs BEER BROS W ay "we have received &@ case of novelties in Ladies’ Furs ar Muffs.- Call and see

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Nov. 9,19 9. m.

Pair today, followed to-night or early morrow DY an easterivy to north-easteriy gale with rau

> ; a

DAILY EXAMINER ° - -

NEWS NOTES. ! -

he famous uinese giant,

: Chang, is | he strike of coal mines in the north of “|

}

|

France is ended,

_ Daring the six months of the World’s Fair 7,957, 467 pieces of mail matter were

iespatched trem Jackson Park and 7.129] 116 pieces were received The “crank” craze has

reached Indian- | apolis. Governor Matthews has be en threat- ened, and than Adolph Olschwaskv was | arrested as he was about to start for

THE WONDERFUL |

land

Quite a heavy snowstorm has been re- p» ed n | rial ! Residents in this eli- | matically lappy Canada can hardly appre- eiate the hardshios and inélemendee to |” wl h dwellers in s ich northert latitudes |

= rv atta

are exposed

‘lye slaughter of cattle in Kansas City | fer 10 months ending October 31 ameunt- ees eS ee Ue ed to more than three- quarters of aemill- ead. Exceed the kill for the rresponding “i of 1892 by almost ‘ ia on Phe meaning of the word “boodler’ | was the sul) a lengthy disquisition Just Task or tt!—Men’s Overcoats, | the Chief Justice in the Court of Re-| worth $14.50, now only $9.00; Men’s view or Saturday she decision of the Beetgry. worth $7.50, now only $5.0 : 4s Ware that n the sense the St Boys Suits, worth $! o0, now $1.00, Our J va News ueed meant the paper | purchase of the above lines has been the | should pay Mr. Marchand $500 |: biggest purchase of Clothing ever made by lhe Earl of Derby in his addresa last } any firm in P. KE. Island The public get Tuesday at Prest said that Canada had) the benefit. This lot was bought from. a ade enon 18 strides the department firm who are. going out of business at a y during the last five vears owing | Wonderful bargain—Prowse Bros cal training attorded by the’| farms and boards of agriculture oe “ she possess l Lord Derby said | Serremper has been the biggest. trade | ™ he desired to see Lancashire possess Fimilar | ever done by us at this time of the year. | netitutions for the encouragement of4 Oyr awornlerful «low prices has done it / agricuitnure

England taking the example

of Canada is von j

' Canada : i cheaper than any An Iron Mountain train has been held

lits Newport, Ark

: Our big trade enables us to buy Clothing firm in the city We expect to see you PROWSE

will s00D

by seven bar near Bros

Pie nductor was killed and the express safe and the passengers robbed Pursued es ¥ & posse ens, three wounded rob- | » 1} } : : Orr o ICES ro ‘ . bers were caught after a sharp fusilade , w Prices will prov that * , . | ? + : rt e is evick ed of the United States’ va . ie ea cage Flanne i - . th 22¢., now only t5e.; Table ‘Linen, Miiwaves exte y area within which on : : , } ' ; . worth 22¢., now only l5e.; Undereloth- H ev despat armed yvuards with their " o? . } , . . th &1.00, Suits only 60% Now Is bine Phe : es sury 4 Tle : “ . : , the time to buy; ‘don’t delay. Shirts : y ara 4 i 1 evid ti ie “ ¢ worth 6boec., now 40 Prowse Bros g ‘ i¢ enterprising rasca There a is wa punishing - t rpt i I There is the New A eee ‘ : Bruns wick way, which Mr. Ellis’ ‘case Dox’r suy one dollar’s worth of Cloth- 48 ude somewhat fa . Then there | »g ull you see our prices. Boys’ Over ‘ Ss vay h, as lustrated | Coats, Boys’ Suits, Men’s Overcoats, cently at Atlanta, the Georgian papers } Reefers and Suits at prices sO 10W nO Ont 4 aking i ‘ e judge dee- can reach Prowse Bros led f { t i thrashed the > : : ’ sien ! le ‘ happened to be a lawyer, : = ot a . / . ] anal € ' ! e€ court In any Bevonp the shadow of a doubt Prowse ase, however, contempt seems to be @ 8er- | Bros’ prices on Overcoats, Suits and is crin Reefers are away below competitign.— } How do you find sport, bova: lots of } Prewse Bros | game ?” asked a gentleman in California wo lads he: 1 untry road with cee n their s i s. “Game? Naw! . , : P : a . a ; Over Granp Fat Stock is ful] of Bar- a f 4 at . “ 1@ “18dain!ul an- ' 7 ie | @ains.—Prowse Bros swer as they passed From which it y “ i appear that Chinamen in California A, I trank as high as game But still they furnish excelient sport for the gun- A Port LAR Svrccess, a m< ney-faying

margin

ers of that state, if all reports are to be | t:

unph, to sell goods at a close

redited. The prey is a little too docile to | Everybody knows our prices on Men’s, rnish an exciting hunt, not being able ta} Boys’, ant Youths’ Clothing cannot be ‘ fast, but still, all things ‘consid-.| beaten—Prowse Bros. red, tl ting is good and fair bags are

wing made Unless a close season i8 de- selina here will be no need ofa Gerry Bill 1 few vears hence Remember, every dollar spent with the

its full value. Our efforts been rewarded

ee a Boys will have | » English coa! famine still c 4 English coal famine sull cont:nueg | 1, procure-goods low has i

Charlottetown, October 28, 1893—tu th sat

Charlottetown, November. 9,-1893—tn ihu sat

‘ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1893.

| WO |

Mantle Cloths, Ulster Cloths, Beavers, Naps, Pilot Cloths, Trow- serings, Blankets, Bed Comforters, Flannelettes, French Flan- nels, Ladies’ Vests, Cashmere Gloves, Kid Gloves, Trimming Braids, Linings, Cottons, ete.

HARRIG & STEWART,

Serges,

i ali ‘ ee mama a

ENBER, 1893.

——(x)

WE HAVE JUST OPENED THE FOLLOWING GOODS:

LONDON HOUSE.

Fiopsacks, I'sxreeds, Meltens, Cashmeres,

Merinos,

-and all ranges of DRESS GOODS in the Latest Styles, Handsomest Colorings, Best Qualities, and at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES!

BLACK GOODS!

A Splendid Assortment, at prices to beat the cheapest.

MOORE & McLEOD,

Sterns. |

Successors to Perkins &

and is causing severe suffering ag the Téday our store is jammed full of bar-

weather becomes colder The recent con- rains for the buving put lic- Prowst ference of masters and men proved fruit- | BR, o<

ess, but there isa gleam of hope thatia

settlement may be arrived at. The cval

owners have moderated their demanda, and

the miners seem more inclined to be rea- Ovr Carper DerpartMeENT is the centre sonable. Their leaders fave apparently | of.attraction. Our prices sell the goods,

abandoned are about to r arbitration.

their the pr.ces, then the required. In

ervthing

unbending attitude and | our customers tel! submit to the men a proposa! | goods The, positiog; the muners

must go if they are

this-Department you will find ey

shurystm J 2 furyy079 ut surebieg ft

riginally took was that their wages were) you want to make your home look nice,

a8 vw as the iwht to be, andthey would | and it don’t cost vou much-—PRowst | au to a reduction whatever the sros. & Co

state of trade might be Pheir acceptance |

f weak: ese, tor it 18 gen- would be like:

nN have all

tion i

rally acknowledged that it ——-~—+{1)- -~ ——

what the miners

aiong strenuousiv resrsted—a redu

‘nose. STAMPER BLOCK

It is eaid that when the great philoso-

TALKING ABOUT BARGAINS!

Just drop into the BAZAAR STORE and see their 25

Cent Show. For One Week, commencing SATURDAY,

we will sell everything on our CENTRE TABLE for the

small sum of 25 cents. This is your chance! Remme-

|

this Catalogue as complete as possible by adding prices and illustrations, and trust that our customers will consult it in, | ordering.

Toys and other Christmas goods are omitted from this

BH Catalogue, as we will issue a supplementary book for these | things alone, and this will be ready in good time for the

holiday season, | |

PREPARED ONLY AT Mail orders promptly and carefully attended to.

HENRY MORGAN & CO., Montreal.

November 9, 1893—tnun th sat

JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE. |

i nov

Clothing Manufacturer retiring from business at much less than the first cost. We are in consequence able to sell lower than if bought in the regular way.

We also ask your attention to our BOOT AND SHOE STOCK, which we |

have moved to our New Store, adjoining our Dry Goods and Clothing Store. We have a large stock on hand that we must convert into cash. No one can afford to pass us when they want to buy Men’s, Women’s or Children’s

Boots or Rubbers. J. B. MACDONALD & CO., Queen Street.

Charlottetown, November 2, 1893—ta thu sat & wky

BOSTON STEAMERS

The Lost Trips ef 1895 are CARROLL from Boston, SATURDAY, llth November. WORCESTER from Boston, DAY, 18th November. WORCESTER from Ch’town, DAY, 9th November. CARROLL from Ch’town, THURSDAY, l6th November. WORCESTER from Ch’town, DAY, 23rd November CARVELL BROS,

A vents,

SATUR-

THURS- THURS}

Charlottetown, Nov. 8, 1893—t] 23rd

——

Tweeds!

ee

Fall

and

Tweeds

we

Our Heavy

are now in, have

thousands of patterns to

from. All prices are

All-Wool, 30e. and up.

READYMADE CLOTHING.

This department is A line of Winter

select

low.

com- plete. the finest

Clothing for wear ever placed on this market. No Clothing House can under- We

smallest boy and the largest

sell us. van fit the

man. Come and

see.

McKay Woolen Go.

Charlottetown, Oct. 19, 1893.

WHY IS IT that the demand every day is increas-

a RMAN WOODILL’S

BECAUSE

the INGREDIENTS used in its manufacture are PURE and WHOLE-

SOMF.

Sc says PROF. GEORGE LAWSON, Halifax, N. 8.

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS of Canada (Limited),

MONTREAL.

CAPITAL STOCK, - - $100,000.

A Society established with a view to disseminate the taste for arts, to encourage and help artists.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the Government of Canada, the 27th February,

1893.

pher Plato was an infant a swarm of bees| 1 ' : Sal tine the ho a] ‘ y y y maa Eiighted on tue lipe, indicating the honeyed b enctndaia a GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, sweetness of the eloquence that flowed Charlottetown, October 5, 1893—wky ‘ er, ey ery Ing oes. } afterwards from then | Nos. 1666 and 1668 Notre Dame 8t., We have all heard of the honeyed «weet- | : . Montreal! ees of Harvard bronchial syrap, and the Bw (A ' Z . e ieee io rreat love that the children have for it yo i V Vd / VE ‘ > - ; \ | } r rT x We also know the great effectixeness of In ( , EXHIBITION AND SALE. thia cough remedy the home Wise — - ae | and prudent mothers always have a lottle T 1 PRER :

‘ ADMISSIGN FREE, from 10 o’clock % ot: Sage ene eenenRaey SV , Charlottetown, November 4, 1893—tu th eat | a. m., to 4 p.3 ae ee . \oarseness, whooping cough and eolde if - m., p- n.

t run riot. when Harvard browe hia Fs The only chance in this country to pur- yrup is used a few times The children | chase works of masters. ever refuse to take it; the little ones look = — | , ver TECUSS 10 FOES ve: lit — i | <All the Paintings are originals, mostly for it when they suffer, and will have no | : ; ‘8 if the French Scl C | : leading ther Physicians daily recommend Har- ‘ How 0 ars 7 wu " ‘ re wh School, the ading vard bronchial’ syrup in their practice ; . | ' | modern school they know its composition and are satin . : 8 A e@ Made! Mutnent Astiete euch 6s Francais, fied regarding its effects. Mothers will do f . | Rochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit- well to provide themselves with a large bat | jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzay and a . ge eae - - . twenty-five cent bottle for use at this sea- Lo SE ‘ ' great many others, are members of this eon A dose given at the right time may | liemcaeaestinpee sen . Society. save some little life ; ' Ask for our Catalogues and Circulars. | H. A. A. BRAULT, BIRTH. | You Ww ANT oct26 Director. i At Charlottetown, on 8th November, to | ' E oO ’ y TT IV }° - te of W tan, &daughte THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. W A the wife of W. T. Huggan, a daughter. . ants, Lost, Found, &c - ’ , es annqntnonnenstinsarsignstinsansiedenninecineeiatenitereesntamii MARRIED. VW i W AN i Xt Py | Advertisements under this heading charged ; a : Pp ‘ | five cents per line. At the residence of the bride’s father, on | OU ‘PARE CASH : ‘ o

. ‘ w the Rev. D. Grant, Miss Ahi Ai : ti

ith st, by the Rev I oa . Y J R S ¥ var ° | _ LOST.—The person who picked up the Amanda Webster to Mr. Frank Webster, E . y One f | f Ba S | Mackintosh on the Malpeque Road will be all of Morell If low prices, best quality of goods and strict attention | eo en

to business be worth anything, we are sure to get it. And eee ~ oan re ee LOST.—A lady's handbag containing o spe s. wT , . " ‘ > ’ ; ss a\’ ars > _w d < “y " » T ey SEE OUR PRICE%, compare them, and be convinced ey E lothin een Green's, Grafton Stress, and’ the Landon Hea hes and fevers, to cleanse the | . : . 2 os , : on @ suit of ciothing may seem u . The finder w > mearasien eae canis alle. ver vently, when custive | that we mean business. A full stock of the following lines | 2; ceil shaentar-akuae ae tak @ ha House. ' The finder will be rewarded by leay ’ ‘ eTlectuanuy, } £ iv, } * salt C | ) en, 5S " ae = dui or bilious, or when the blood is ee oI always on hand:—Flour (all grades), Teas (try our 19. lusnes such as these that make Sib Kite antl: toecnen een Seoabin. ahem att sluggis! permanently cure habitual) . Ite P s Sugars, Molasses "1Ci .erosene al, | . i The a | taining eight rooms, exclusive of pantries» las awaken the kidneys end | and 24e. brand; ), Sugars, Molasses, American kK 5 Oi | many men poor. The man who, | ete. Good yard and stabling. Apply to P: ver to a healthy activity, without irritat-| etc., etc., In fact anything and € verythins to be found in instead of dealing with us, goes CURLEY, Queen Street. eod tf—novy or weake them, use Syrup Of» First-class«Grocery. elsewhere and gets wate we WANTED.—By 6 ey, good board and Pe . : a ~arele rork } comfortable room. ‘illing to pay liberally. } Fig Ss ND “| RS IN CO — aon sor — ein ess rm | ‘Address, with full particulan, ©. B, Bx- -- a ¢ in the making-up o these goods, 1s AMINER office. 2i pd-—-now7 A yy & . : ; ‘ 2 = eilsinediuisentis eetuaatieliaehaaiainintapieateimassiia hag po ee eS * | 7 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (¢ saan likely to look ee and feel gree TO LET.—Half of a tenement house con- ILESALE AN ITAIL G .E alineameanes wanes Jia “me taining eight rooms, and situated on the cor- As Orn Asp Wert Triep Remedy.— | : E : : too, before many pet Gentleme a ner cf Weymouth and Dorchester Streets. Mre. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, has| | Mharloteetown, Oct. 27, 1893—eod&wy Newson’s Block, Victoria Row. stop these little leaks by dealing ee beed usel for over fiftv years by nullions j : = - " . — only with our tim, and you Ww ijl = ee id > ers for their childre ile-teeth- | i * } . nnn avi . ins TO LET.—A comfortable house on Bayfield of m rth rs for their chil “a ae ae then be sure of having clothing | Street, containing coven rooms; stable and ing, with perfect anccess. At soothes the | 8 that will look well wear well and | coach house. Apply to Mrs. WADMAN, next cluld, softens the gums, allaya the- pam, fit ll 7 door. lw pd—nov7 i d ie > —— Por | | Weil. | eureb the colic, and is the pees reme oH } | “TO LET.—The Store on Queen Street lately Diarrhoea. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold | inches occupied by the undersigned as a Boot and by Druggists in every part of the world. i | Shoe Store. Immediate possession. Apply Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is F Dp A BR U C E | to J. B. MACDOMALD. anes i ¢ LL ¢ ‘ » incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mr } . » . WANTED.—A girl te do general house- W insloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no MONTRE AT, } |; work. Apply ae seven and eight o’clock $ . * ae a | . | in the evening to MR&&. yf /ELLNER, other kind.—m. w. f. wkly ly ° - : } Prince Street. 3i—nov6 | ————————— | —__________— = Mee a Ce ee ve ee ree te “ | WANTED.—A young man to travel in the : : : i | country on commission. Must be well recom- We have pleasure in stating that our new FALL and | mended. One from the country preferred. TS | i z ‘ ‘ | Apply at this office. dy 31 wy éi—nové WINTER CATALOGUE is now ready, and is being mailed i mihi diomrnesnially eaeneatiaartie Li | . 5 BOARDERS !—A few boarders can be ac Read Between the ines ‘ i to country customers. * { f-—, > at Mrs. C. VY. KoGanoen’s, ‘ ; ¢ of |e ie . é a7 . : ai *rince Street. di pad—nove Those not receiving a copy within the next few days| Have we told MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING so cheap. We have a big) TOI " : . aii Ae Pe i : 2a ° ° | HOUSE TO LET, containing four room 2M | will oblige by Ww rifting for one. stock of OVERCOATS and REEFERS, bought at a bargain from a leading porob ——- Fane at the door and ee i ° . ; | cellar. Apply lo FRANCIS MonaG N, Mair We have taken considerable trouble this year to make | | pagus Beak $i (law) pd—noy]

TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and B to hire. Kates reasonabic. Apply at G. G. | Juny’s Jewelry Store. augs

GLACIER, applied to any window, pro- duces, @t@ nominal cost. all the beauty of veal Stained Glass. Energetic Agent wanted

| for Charlottetown, P. E. Isiand. Liberal com- | mission.—MCCAW, STEVENSON & ORR, 5 | Wall Street, New York. octi7

TO LET.—Half of a tenement house on the corner of Queen and Chestnut Streets, con- | taining six rooms. Apply to Mrs. GEORGE | ROBINSON on the premises. tr—octis

WANTED.—A gentleman and wife want rd and | ing forthe winter in a quiet

j and comfortable house. Would preter no | other boarders. Apply at this office. oot.

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