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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
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Local and Other Items.
ig the Diamond Beok- - ast black cotton hosiery at Stanley o ‘ watches night at G. H. Tay o Sar ck of boy's clothing. — Harris ow ) _
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Boys Straw Hats, cheap — Harris
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- Wartcnes by the bucket full to-night at G. H , ay rs. :S ens, 25 cents a pair at Me ~ st o } IPSE faat black cotton hosiery Hi ‘ X Stewart an ARROLI The steamer Carroll leaves } Charlottetown toeday, -
‘a x ( RT This morning to drunks were disposed of for fines of §) or 4 days each >
2G4INS in ladies chatelaine bags, from § until 9 o'clock this evening.—Haszard & Moore > . Fact—That McKEachen the shoe man, still sells the best goods for the least money > From HaLrvax The steamer Premier will leave Halifax for this port on Monday evening at six ca aieeniiiiiuael PorvtaR Music.—A supply of Frank Tousey s latest sheet music—10 cents et the Diamond Bookstore.
Parereries.—A beautiful stock of hand
some boxes of stationery opened to-day at the Diamond Bookstore. ~ Woop —One thousand loads kiodling wood and 250 leads of hard wood. For sale low —A. Down, Pownal Wharf. ° Bors!—We have footballs, base balls, cricket bails and cricket bats, at very low prices.—Haszard & Moore.
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Tae Lonster Catcu.—The Moncton Times asya the catch of lobsters along the Shediac shore is reported to be good so far this season.
Evenky psir of our onyx fast black cotton bose, guaranteed stainless, and to stand re- peated washing with soap and soda. —Stan- ley Bros.
baditiieeiliieiiiciiies
From Moyrreat.—The steamer Bonevista will be due here from Montreal on or about : h inst., and will carry horses, cattle aad sheep on deck to St. John's.
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Tree Merrr.—All persons who have used
Everyicdy'’s Pills tind they make ‘‘:he best
they ae mild, safe, cer- all druggists.
£n1:¥ med ine. a’ ents. At
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tein. Price 25 At tis. —The Norwegian Barque, Capt.
Hansen, is at Souris u»loading salt for
Matthew, McLean & Cv. She is to go to Shediac to load with deals for the Old Country Market. Scalia For St Jonny's —The steamer Abraham Suatt willsad tor Sct. Juhu’s, Nfi., on next, and will carry horses and
Tuesday produce at low rates. For further particu- lars apply to Captain R. McMillan.
wantiiiaiaibiatas
d ruer Arrraction.—I['wo goats were pis (Juecen Square ¢ rardens to-day,and are attracting considerable attention. One is a
an accomplished boys should
iis said to be Ladies and small vern themselves accordingly. incised Our Leaper.—One hundred pieces of tweed for suits at a great bargain. No the towr will sell you the ssme
William, ano
house in
class of goods within i5 per cent. of the
price We bought them at a bargain and
offer our customers the benefit.—D. A.
Bruce. }4 3i =
WATERWORKS ror Sypygey.—The town ot Sydaey has decided to bring the water into the town from a reservoir to be formed by lamming op the stream known as Peters Lake J.A Pickett, lately of New Glasgow, has been emploved as engineer to take charge of a] ss iruction of tne works,
i siee . Macpaesy’s anp Laprapor.— Waiting for favorable wind in Souris Harbor, are the { 7 Zz Nova Scotia vestels ae We Wolf, Cay Conrad; Galenda, Capt. Jennings; Iwo Brotsers, Capt Oisner; Coin, Capt Doyle; Gathour, Capt Sellato; Highland lane, Capt. Hartley; New Dominion, Capt. Ju 10 ——_
Fo .— Pound, in our wholesale rooms toe dav, one ge case of linen and bath towels, imported this spring and overlooked in open- ing goods. We have marked these extra cheap to clear them out with other wholesale sock We are giviog buyers the best of everyth) gall over the store Come along and share in the big bargains - W. A Weeks &C jane3 2i
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Poa Misstne A lobster fishir g boat
belonging to the Portland Packing Com-
pany disappeared rather mysteriously from their Rice Point factory on Thursday even- ing fhe whereabouts of the boat will probably be shortly discovered, as the Com pany’s enterprising agent is on the hunt for her iain
Tea at Hunter River —There will be a big tea meeting at Hunter River on Thursday, 23rd inst., in aid of the Union
hurch at that place. A live committee of management will do their best to make f There will be reduced
the afiair a success fares from Charlottetown, Summerside and intera s'e@ poin's. - ay Scuoor Orrice.—At a meeting cf
the Sunday ol Committee of the First Methudist Church, held last evening, the following officers of the school were elected for t ns y year, Superintendent, R K Jost “apt, L. W. Goff; Secretary, W Treasurer, Jas R Davison; Librarian, Miss Harvie; Asst. Librarians, Mise S Barratt, A. W. Mitchell; Organist, Ww. Taw!) y
Meru . 4 FERENCE The ninth Session «f the New Brunswick and P. E Island Conference of the Methodist church Will be held in the Prinec Street Methodist chur h, Uhariottetown. P E. L., commencing Fridey, Jane 24h, 1892, at 9 » m The Sta’ ioning Committee and the Committee on Cc nfe ¢ SS". tlaties vi meet on Wednes dey, June 22:d, at 9 a m The special
Ministerial easion will be held cn Wednez day, Jnne 22nd, at 2 p. m.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Sreciat Desratcuxs ro Taz EXAMINER. Export of Apples.
Orrawa, June 4.
with the revision of veters’ lists for 1892, and to legalize certain lists which were not returned within the prescribed time. The bill was read a second time.
In answer to Mr. Mills, of Annapolis,
ment was aware that apples are being ex- ported from Oanada in barrels of different sizes, and not in compliance with Section 18 of the Weights and Measures Act, to the injury of certain portions of the Dominion, the apple trade of which complies with the Act. The present law forbids apples being exported exe pt in certain barrels. It is the intention to put the apples in a sche- dule of articles subject to inspection, and it will be the duty of inspectors to see that barrels are in accordance with the Act.
An Unsatisfactory Appointment Sr. Jonny, June 4. The deadlock over the appointment by the Provincial Government of a Judge of Probate for St. John, was broken yester- day by the appointment of OC. N. Skinner, M.P. It sppears that Mr. Skinner may hold the position and sit in Parliament. The appointment disgusts the stalwart grits of St. John, all of whom supported the Blair Government, while all are politi- cal opponents of Mr. Skinner.
Protecctors of the Fisheries.
Hatirax, June 4.
The steam fishery cruiser Acadia sailed yesterday afternoen for the fishing grounds under the command of Lieur. O. G. V. Spaio, R. N. The new cruiser Kingfisher, Uapt. Kent, also lef yesterday.
The French gunboat Hussar arrived here yesterday afternoon from Martinique. She carries four guns, The Hussar wiil remain here for about ten days, after which she proceeds to Sydney.
Militia Changes
Orrawa, June 4.
No. 12 military district, Prince Edward Island, will hereafter be incorporated in and form part of No. 8 military district. The Prince Edward Island brigade of Garrison Artillery at Charlottetown and Engineers Company and 82nd Battalion are transferred to No. 8 district. Col. Walsh, of the 63rd, retires.
Off For Engiand.
Orrawa, June 4. Hon. C. H. Tupper left for England yes- terday via New York, sailing on the steamer Umbria,
Influenza.
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New Yorx, June 4. A despatch from Buenos Ayres says that there ar 10,000 cases of influenza in that city.
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Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, June 4.—10 a. m.
Fine weather, moderate winds, station- ary or a little higher temperature.
Personal.
Peter McNutt and wife, of Malpeque, were registered at the Dufferin Hotel, St. John, N. B., on Thursday.
De. F. P. Taylor returned from his trip abroad last evening, looking hale and hearty. He was away from home about seven weeks.
Mr. C. B. Perkins, of San Francisco, Cal., is visiting relatives and friends on the Island. Mr. Perkins, who is a brother of Mr. Fred. Perkins, of the well known dry goods firm of Perkins & Sterns, left the Island about eighteen years ago.
Sir John Macdonald died a year ago next Monday, June 6 Le Monde, of Montreal, suggests that his admirers wear a rose and maple leaf in their button holes that day.
Rudyard Kipling gets $150 a letter for the matter he supplies to the London Timer, and be will feel that he has earned the money when he reads American criticisms upon his work.
We understand that Mr. Walter P. Doull, who recently resigned his position as superin- tendent of the Full Electric Company, has taken charge of that establishment for another mouth.
The Superintendent of Education returned last evening from Summerside, where he was
examining the Davies School, He reports the school in excellent condition. Mr. Geo. W. Gardiner, wife and two
children, were among the passengers in the western train last evening. Mrs. (Gardiner and children had been spending the winter with relatives in Albuquerque, N. M., and were met in St. John on their way home, by Mr. Gardiner.
A Prosperous Inpustry.—At the an- nual meeting of the Amherst Boot and Shoe Factory a few daysago the directorate re- ported a very satisfactory ysar’s business— almost a duplicate of that of last year. The sales of the year were $339,800; the amount psid in wages and salaries $54,623 ; average number of hands employed 200. After writing off for bad debts and depreciation in machinery, and adding a snug sum to rest account, the usual satisfactory dividend was declared. The old board of directors were re-elected.
SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the Great German-American KRem-
ony for Heart, Nerves, Liver, Hidneys, Blood. Guarantee contract with every bottle. Pay only for the good you receive. At all Druggists, $1.00 per bottle, six bottles $5.50. If you wart to know about SKODA’S REME- DIES, send postal for ** Morning Light.’’
ReviaBte.—It is a satietiction to come in contact with reliable articles, and in that class, Everybody's Pills com? in among the first, as th~y can be depenled upon ever time. wees
Lacycuep.—On Thursday, a fine new schooner, about 98 tons burthen, built under the foremanship of Mr. Wiliam Chaisson, was launched from the shipyard of the owner,
Hon. Thomas Kickhym She is pronounced hy competent ju ges to be one of the hand- so est crafte that was ever built at Souris West, is named “Satellite” and intended for Newfoundland.
In the House of Commons Hon. Mr. | Patterson introduced a bill to dispense |
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
JUST RECEIVED,
Hon. Mr. Costigan said that the Govern- |
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“IN SUITINGS AND TROWSERINGS, GOOD PATTERNS,
Selling at less than Wholesale Prices.
Dollars saved on a Suit.
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From Four to Six
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO SAVE MONEY |
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JOHN MACLEOD & CO.,
Merchant Tailors.
Charlottetown, May 27, 1892—fri sat ;
Summer R
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THE SEASIDE HOTEL, RUSTICO BEACH,
Ww be opened for the season on JULY 4rx. The Proprietors will spare no pains to make this beautiful and well-known Watering Place more attractive than ever
this season.
For terms, etc , address JOHN NEWSON & CO.) Charlottetown.
MR. BAGNELL'S conveyances will meet trains from all points at Hunter River Station to convey passengers, etc , to the Seaside Hotel.
Particulars of Cuach from Charlottetown to the Seaside Hotel! Jater.
JOHN NEWSON & CO.
June 1, 1892.
OPENING TO-DAY
LONDON HOUSE.
A further lot of Dress Goods, Mantles, Prints, Satteens, Oxford Shirtings, Fiannelettes, Umbrellas, Sunshades.
HOSIERY— Cashmere and Cotton.
GLOVES—Silk, Taffeta, Thread.
These goods are all excellent value, and are marked at very low prices.
HARRIS & STEWART,
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premises. rented the large
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IN THE FAGE OF DULL TIMES We find it necessary to, increase our In order to do this Basement ‘underneath the premises of Mr. H. Haszard, which
| we have fitted up as a Jobbing Depart- Physicians and Country» Dealers
we have
deal better with them than’ any other
BUSINESS will find that we mean busitiess, and will
CROWS | WITH US!
house in the trade.
REDDIN BROS.,
ru ‘Cameron Block, Opposite the Post Office.
Charlottetown, May 19, 1892.
THE STEAMSHIP ELECTRA
WILL LEAVE
3s.
GEORGETOWN at 7 a. m. for Montague, thence to Arnaniale (tila porm’cting)
MONTAGUE
MONTAGUE
GEORGETOWN at 7 a. m,
MONTAGCE
GEORGETOWN at 12 m.,
at 6 a. m., GEORGETOWN at 7 a. m.,
at 6 a. m., —
at ll a. m.;
MONDAY, 30th, and each alternate Monday, returning to tague that evening.
“ on TUESDAY for Pictou, and returning at P
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Harbor and Beach Puint, to Georgetown,
Mon-
on WEDNESDAY for Charlottetown, callin at Murray Harbor North and South and Beach Point, returning on THURSDAY, at 1 p. m.
on FRIDAY for Pictou, calling at Murray North and South, Murray River returning SATURDAY
Passengers’ Tickets may be had from the Agents of the Boat or on board. Freight should be delivered one hour before hoar of sailing.
For Rates apply to Agents :—
BEER & SPRAGUE...........-. +++eeeeee+Montague Bridge. W. A. POOLE & CO..... i veshdeenhete -»++Lower Montagge. McDONALD & WESTAWAY........ + eeeseeee Georgetown. WM. GARRIG. .. 0c. .cccsecspeccee +eeeeeeeeee beach Point. PROWSE & SONS..... a --Murray Harbor South. BENJAMIN CLOW..........ccs.0003 Marray Harbor North. CARVELL BROS............00000 sed dbagsebes Charlottetown.
THREE RIVERS STEAMSHIP CO’Y.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 4, i892.
Stanley
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Onyx Stainless Black.
We are again to the front with this celebrated make of absolutely Stainless and
Guaranteed fast Black Cotton Hosiery.
dients likely to be injurious t» the wearer of the fabric. Goods, we confidently recommend them to our customers as an article of great merit, and one which will prove a boon to those who have long wanted a Black Stocking which dees not stain or jose its color.
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We guarantee that the dye contains no ingre-
Having thoroughly tested the
BROS.,
Victoria Row, - - - Brown's Block,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLOTTTETOWN.
Charlottetown, June 4, 1892—cod & wky
~ FOR THIS MONTH OF JUNE,
8 ee ectmeeptetaonen
Be sure and tell your friends, and don’t miss the
place.
Charlottetown, June 4, 1892~—eod & wky
‘ Tremendous supply of Boots and Shoes selling low for cash at
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E HAVE TOO LARGE A STOCK OF LADIES’ UNMADE COSTUMES, and have decided to sell them at a big loss in order to make a speedy sale. CLEAN GOODS, pretty and stylish, and if you want a Big Bargain now is your chance.
Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes Costumes
that that that that that that that that that
Were were Were Were Wore Were Were Were Wore
$6.00 7.00 §.00 00 11.00 12 oo 14 00 16.00 18.00
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for for for for for for for for for
$3.00, 3.00, 4.00. 4,10. 0 OU, 6,20. 7.00, 8,00, 8,10,
Bargains in all kinds of Dress Goods. PERKINS & STERNS.
Charlottetown, May 18, 1892—eod & wky
ALL NEW,
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THE BEAUTIFUL STAR
Has vindicated her right to be called Beautiful from patrons for the This is evidenced by the good atronizing the Star Tailoring
the universal admiration of our Beautiful in Art.
taste they display in
Establishment when they want something particalar- Oar success in filling the bill
ly nice and artistic.
has passed int» a proverb, namely, when you fail to get suited at the Star Tailoring Establishment you are too fastidious for this yere world.
McKenzie.
MéLeod
Charlottetown, April 13, 1892—eod & wky