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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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MONDAY, JUNE 12. i893.

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Local and Other Items.

MANT : ialty—Beer Bros, -

Comin Che well-known society drama, |} “The Crust of Society,” will be produced here shorti Che company is at present playing in M Aiue, _

Copan.—The SS. Coban sails from Mon-

treai Ou FY lay the 16th iust

|_Local and Other Items.

Mertincs ~The City Council and Board of Health will meet this evening. spiinncatliiatatah { ROWDED OUT —Correspoudence, Gleanings, etc., unavoidably crowded out to-day.

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May anv DecemBer.—A wedding took place at Digby, last Tuesday, in which the

, and will be| contracting parties were Rev. Mr. Me-

due here Monday morning the 19th inst, | Gregor, of Barton, and Miss Porter of

She wil! sail for St. John’s, Nfil.,via North Syaney. y aie Feom Bostox.—The sehr. Katie, Captain Townsend, arrived from Boston to-day with a cargo a ; 7 Geo. E Full; 300 bris. flour for J. H. Myrick &Co., and 18 pieces pitch pine for Captain R. McMillan nnaiieeniiie to hear that the dwelling house. shop, W archouse and stable of Mr. A. A. Macdonald, at Millview, was destroyed by

Firt We regret

fire on Saturday Che fire started about ten | o'clock in the stable Ali the goods and | furniture were saved. The origin of tho fire

jsanknowa. Mr. Macdonald was insured for

$40.

Worta Sezrmc.—A photograph of the graduating class, 1893, Oatarie College otf |

Pharmacy, Toronto, may be seen at Johnson's drugstore. There are only two graduates | frem the Maritime Provinces—R. M. Johptoa, Simson, of

of Charlottetown, and W. A. Halifax. Mr. Johnson is expected home on Saturday. ssicieliniiibalada MAsoN! Mr. 8S. W. Crabbe, Grand King !

of the Grand Chapter, R. A. C., of N.S, p, E. I. and Nfld, left this morning for Hali- fax to be present at the opening of the Grand Chapter to-morrow He is accompanied by Past Grand High Piiest Geo, W. Wakeford. We understand they will visit St. John before returniog aii

Tue Cagavets —The Spanish caravels, Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta, in tow of the U. 8. steamers Triton and Iwara, passed

through the Straits of Canso on Saturday. They were sighted off Halifax harbor at one oelock on Friday afternoon, and there was considerable disappointment because they did not come up the harbor and “‘lay to,” as was expected. eek cal Potice Covet. — This morning Charles

Slate and Thomas McCloskey were arraigred, cha:ged with beiog drank and inca; able on Queen Street on Saturday evening fined $20 or 20 days and McCluskey $1 or 4 days. His Honor informed Slate that if he eame before him again he would be pat back on the “‘three months list.”

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Cuore Carrie.—On Saturday last the cargo of the Jacques Cartier to Charlottetown included a choice herd of fat cattle—eighteen ia number-— purchased by Meesrs Saunders & Cempbell, butchers and meat dealers, for their local trade. We understand that the castle were purchased from Messrs, Holland, Ferguson, Cameron, Myers and Collett—all well-known farmers and feeders—upon whom they reflect the highest credit.

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Sara Lonp Battey.—The readings of Miss Sara Lord Bailey were even more pop- nist with the audience than the musical programme. The varicty of her readings, with the sudden change from grave to gay, with touches of pathos and passion between remind one of Mra. Scott-Siddons at her best.—Toronto News. This talented elo- cutionist will give two entertainments in this ity on July Gand 7th. Further par-

ticulars later. niin

Marniace Betts.—Mr, D. Rennie Laird, son of Hon. David Laird, and Miss Alethe Gunn, daughter of the late P. R. Gunn, of Summerside, were united in marriage at Dorchester, Mass., on Wednesday evening iast. The ceremony was performed at the residence of Mr. J. A. Anderson, the Rev. Dr. Macdonald ofliciating. After the ceremony the happy couple left on a wed- ding trip through the Eastern States and the Maritime Provinces. They will reside in Halifax. Tue Examiner joins in the general congratulations.

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nsisting of 5.140 bushels corn for} recipients of a

} running io this port and P. E.

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North Range. The bride is nineteen while the groom is more advanced in years and profits by the experience of some sixty summers which he has seen fade into autumn. Thee happy couple were the 5 number of handsome presents.

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Nores or Supping —The schooner Brudenell, owned by Hon. D. Gordon, Georgetown, now in this port, is just at the end of an interesting trading voyage. She left Halifax, November 25'h 1892: went to Sheet Harbor, to St. John’s Nfid., to Havane, to Apalachicola, to Batabanoa in the Gulf of Ensenado de la Brow, to Philadel; hia and t» Halifax.

There is considerable competition among

| shipmasters for the captaincy of the Bostou

steamer Brittania,which shortly commences Islrnd. Captain Hanson, of the Worcester, is an applicant.—Halifax Herald. aciinounnttirheeions

Biack Man Turninc Wuire. —A colored man, whose case is an interesting one, re- cently presented himself at the Montreal hospital for treatment. A atudent at McGill, writing toa friend in St. John, says: ‘*The patient,a man about 45 or 5/) years of age, was black from his upper lip to the top of his head. he reat of his face was white. His hands also were white; also other parts of his body. He said that until about seven years ago he was black all over, but at that time noticed his hands and face wero becoming white. Since then the change has been (gradually going on. You cannot imagine what a queer looking character he is.. His lips are thick and his hair has the regulstion curl, When he has his hat on, the black part of hia face looks like ashadow thrown by the rim of it.

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“Tue hest presentation of Uncle Tom’s Cabia ever given in St, John” was the verdict of those who were present at the Opera House | last night, and the verdict was a correct one, The play has been seen here very often, but never with the attractions of leet night's per- formance. In the first place the audience was large enough to fill the house, and was an in- spiration to the actors, and secondly the ar- rangeinents of the company were all perfect and the parformers are ali first-class in their work, The acting of Kate Partington as Topsy, Mr. Wm. Curry as Uncle Tom, and Mr. J, W, Hartwell as Simon Legree was per- fect. Little Eva is a very attractive child and was much aimired. The ice scene, and the transformation scene both excelled. During the performance several specialists were intrc- duced which added greatiy to the interest of the evening. They consisted of the Quartette, Mandolin students and the Caliophonists. The comedians were xble at any time to provoke the risibilities of the audience, while the more sympathetic parts brought tears to many.— St. John Telegraph. .

ANOTHER OFFER TO LEAD!

LADIES’ SUMMER JACKETS AND CAPES!

JACKETS, WORTH $2.50, FOR $1.60 4 a 4 50, ‘e g 95 “ss ts 5 0, ee 3 50 6 85. - 5.00

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CAPES, WORTH $400, FOR $2.50 *. ai 5 75, * 4 00 “ “ 6.95, * 6.00

Tueatricat.—Tbe Josie Mills Company open at the Lyceum to-night for a short sec scn. Their opening bill will be “The Black Flag.” of a recent performance of this company, a Halifax paper says : ‘Despite the inclemency of the weather, a very good house turved out last evening to see the Josie Mills Company. As on the previous evening the company acquitted themselves well and gave entire satisfaction, One thing can be said in favor of Manager Haystead, he always brings a good company and produces all his plays with proper attention as to stage set tings} and gother accessories,” . Secure you seate at Reddin’s Drugstore.

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Taz P. El. Stock Breapers’ Assocta-_|

TION Che Secretary informs us that in order to bring more fully to the notice of those who may have high-class horsee for sale the advantages offered by the managers of the Dominion Horse Directory of Toronto, a pub- lic meeting will be held at McLeod's Hall next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when among other important questions, that of entering P. EB. Is!«nd horses in the Dominion catalogue to be distributed at the World's Fair next autumn, will be considered. We would recommend owners and breeders of horses to attend the above meeting. —_—e

A. L. Brackett, of Boston, has used Haws |

ker's Pilla whenever he needed medicine for over three years. They are always used by him as a family medicine. ooes

Reer Bros’. Mantle Sale.

It depends upon yourself whether you pay regular prices fer Maaties and buy one, or take advantage of our great mark-down sale and get two for the price of one. ' :

POSITIVELY “we are making an immediate

elearance of our Mantle Koom, High-class

Goods, Medium Goods, Low-priced Goods—ALL |

MUST GO!

LOY 3—Lacies’ Silk Dolmans at $3 0—worth $3, 87 end $9 LOT 4. Ladies’ Silk Dolmans at $8.00- worth $12, $16 and $20. LU tr 5—Ladies’ Colored Jackets at $5.00—worth to $9

LOT 6-—Ladies’ Bead Capes at $2.00—worth 25

and $9.

LO’ 7~Ladies’ Cutaway Jackets at $3 90— worth up to $575 : %

LOT s— Misses’ Jackets and Uisters at $i.(0— worth $! up , .

LOT 9—Misses’ Jackets and Ulsters at $2 00—- Worth $i up,

This is the greatest sale of Mantles ever held in Charlottetown, Hundreds of people can to- day attest to the truth of our advertisement.

Look out for to morrow’s announcement,

BEER B.2O8,

Weather Balictin.

Tororo, June 12,—10 a. m. Some local showers; other wise fair weather an | higher temperature,

i All our SILK and LACE CRAPES re- | gardless of cost. All must go. Possess yourself of some of these bargains,

No Old Stock! All New, Fashion- able Goods !

STANLEY BROS.

Charlottetown, June 10, 1893.

At Charlottetown, June 12ch, Eleanor, relict of the late Assistant Commissary General Edmund J. McMahon, and daughter of the late Major Edward Sutherland, of the 7th Regt. of Foot, (sentleman at-arms to Her Majesty the Queen, aged 72 years.

{Funeral netice to-morrow. ]

In this city, on Sanday, the llth inst., Rachael Richards, relict of the late Charles Nicholson, aged 5) years.

{Funeral on Tuesday, at 10 30 o'clock, «. m., from her late residence, King Street west, to People’s cemetery. |

At Canoe Cove, on Friday, the 9th inst., of paralysis, after an illness of four weeks, Dougald McFayden, in the 54th year of his age.

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A Good Chance

We are stiil offering to exchange property in Charlottetown for property in the country. We are selling off with the inteation of mak- ling a chance at the cheap crockery stere—

W P Colwill: j8 4w d eod w j eo New Hats—Just received one case ot ladies black and colored hats. Gilt and ‘colored wire hat shapes at W, A. Weeks & ! Co.

| Do ‘You . Like Fun? { Real, good, solid fun? If you don’t you must be sick and require some medicine (probably Everybody's Pille), but if you do you ought to have a camera. You can then have lots of fun taking pictures, and live it all over again when showing them to your friends. In either case call, We can supply the medicine or the camera. Illustrated catalogue and price list on application.

A, S. JOHNSON, yud Cor, Kent & Prince Sts,

Charlottetown, June 9, 1893.

IPEV EB} lh CULE OU IN DRE TT) Ladies Vests!

BIGHT “CENTS EACH!

BROTHERS.

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McKAY WOOLEN MILLS,

TWEED

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4. Heavy Union Tweed for 25 cents An All-wool Tweed, in

MANUFACTURERS.

rig ‘Tweels Ditest trom

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Ma

oS per yard. a variety of

Patterns, 30 cents per yard.

Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Gaps for Boys and Men.

Readymade Clothing of very Description,

ALL AT LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.

Charlottetown, April 21, 1893-—dy eod & wy

LYCEUM THEATRE

FIVE NIGHTS,

--—COMMENCING-——

Monday, June 12th.

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CANADA'S POPULAR ACTRESS,

JOSIE MILLS,

Supported by an excellent Company under the direction of

CHARLES Hi. HAYSTEAD. Grand Opening Bill,

Henry Petitt’s Great English Melodrama in Five Actas,

THE BLACK FLAG.

Prices for this Kngagement—25 and 35 cents. Seats on sale at Reddin’s Drug Store,

Change of Play Each Night. ju7—3i then oi

= of old Electrotypes, good for ~ Babbit Metal. For sale at

THE EXAMINER OFFICE. juld

Brick For

FEW THOUSAND BRICK, new and second-hand. Apply to Charles Me- Gregor,

Sale.

R. B. NORTON & OO. _ juned

A Social and Entertainment

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ZION CHURCH BASEMENT,

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Tuesday Evening, June 13th,

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF

THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION.

Coffee and Cake will be passed around. Ad- mission, 10 cents

There will also be an Ice Cream and Fruit Table, 3i—juld

LOBSTERS.

OR Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Hamilton, and London, Liverpool and Glasgow. Through rates on enquiry at

CARVELL BROS,

June 8 2aw 2w

YOU MAY imitate, you may emulate, you may approximate, you may equal, but COLUMBIA BICYCLES cannot be excelled.

Do You Ride a Columbia?

R. M, YOUNG, jud Agest for P. E. Island.

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Carriage Hardware,

SADDLERS’ HARDWARE.

An Immense Stock---Prices Right, at

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W. E. DAWSON’S.

Charlottetown, May 30, 1893—mwf & wky

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MAMMOTEH SATE

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Market Hall, on June 15th, 1893.

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~ AM instructed by JOHN NEWSON, as he contemplates making a change in his business, to sell at Auction $5,000 worth of his best FURNITURK, including in part :—

PARLOR SETS, in Hair Cloth, Plush, Catoline, Tapestry, etc. DINING ROOM SETS, in Leather, Leather Cloth, Hair Cloth, Tapestry, etc. CHAMBER SETS, in Oak, Ash, Walnut and Painted.

Mirrors, Desks, Music Stands, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Parlor Tables, etc.

Catalogue at sale. As railroad fares will be greatly reduced for the 13th, 14th and 15th from all parts of the country, this offers an exceptional opportunity of attending sale

R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.

Cherlottetown, June 5, 1893.

BUILDERS HARDWARE

W. A. WEEKS

& CO. Wholesale & Retail Din ¥ GOODS.

Black Bress Goeds.

W. A. WEEKS & CQ.

all their Black and Culured Dress Goods

import direct

A uniform'y low prics—a price within the reac): of a'l—is asked. Our B'ack Goods this seasou had a very large sale. Our Black Cashmeres and Merinoes are very special value.

Colored Dress Goeds, A'l shades in WHIPCOARDS, BEN.

GALINES, SERGES, ete., at the lowest

prices.

MELERRERD !

Ali Millinery Cloods to be cleared at a

discount. Our Trimming Department is

under the management of a young lady of

long experience. All orders will receive

her careful attention.

MANTLES !

BLACK LACE WRAPS at a big diecount, BLACK JACKETS at a big discount, COLORED CAPES at a big discount. COLORED JACKETS at a big discount.

All GOSSAMERS—the best nakes—at a

big discount.

4a If you need any of these lines you will save money by buying

our goods.

CORSETS !

THREE CASES just

sizes, 18 to 36, at the lowest prices.

received, all

Gents’

Necktics,

) ; » 3 , Furnishings. Callars,

Underclothing, ete.

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W. A, WEEKS & €0,,

Wholesale and Retail, QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, Jane 9, 1893.

P.E. ISLAND RAILWAY. SATURDAY EXCURSIONS.

OMMENCING on Saturday, June 3rd, prox., and continuing until September 30th, 1893, Excursion Return Tickets wil! be issued every Saturday at one first-class fare from: all stations to Tignish, Alberton, Summerside, Kensington, Cape Traverse, Hunter River, Charlottetown, Mount Stew- art, Oardigan, Georgetown, Morell, St. Peter's and Souris, good for return on Monday follewing, but not on date of issue. Tickets from stations east of Royalty Junction to points west of Summerside and | Vice versa will be issued on Friday, good to

return on the following Tuesday. | J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent,

Railway Office, Ch’town, }

May 31, 1893. J Giexd&e

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