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Valuable Furniture and Piano in Anotion.

Itnday. June Zlltli, commencing at half-pest 10 o'clock, BY E. H. NORTON & GO., AUGTIONEER8.

At the residence of DR. GEO. A. BA YN ES, Upper Prince Street. ————-o

LL THE \v'ALl’A BLF. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, iugluding h‘“‘d§°m° 1 Bedroom Suites, Drawing Room Suite, Dining Room and kitchen Furmturfi and Cteiisils; one valuable new “Willisms" Piano. Also, one “Jewel: .R8fl8° ‘"5 other Stoves. Crockeryware, etc. Further particulars later. Sale positiye. Terms cash. This Furniture is all nearly new and in good order. J“n°15 4‘

DRESS, C} one Try James Petunia Uo’y for

DRESS GOODS. .

Ten hundred yards double width Dress Goods, all new this season. at the wonderful low price 16 cents per yard, or a ful_l dress length for $1.12, 1.12, 1.12, 1.12, 1.12, 1.12, 1.12, One dollar and twelve cents buys a nice Summer Dress at JAMES PATON & Co's.

KID G-LOVES!

Our Glove Department is very complete—Black, 'l‘ans, F awns, Greys and new Shades in Buttoned, 5 Stud Lacing, 7 Stud Lacing, Mo uitan, &c., &c.

With us you find the very latest novelties. Ladies wishing Hats or Bonnets should call and see our styles. Millinery Department under thecare of a first-slass Milliner.

MS. PATON 81. C0

SCOTCH STORE, 186', Market Square.

CAN keep us from doing the Carpet business. Since we have opened our_Carpet Department, our trade has far exceeded our expectation. Our ohyect in going into the car-

pet bslliltnfgi :0p§il(;es. people ‘fair square treatment and

Now we claim as our right your patronage.

YOU MAY ASK WI-IY - - - - " ' ' - - - READ BELOW.

While our competitors for years were asking and getting $1.55 and $1.65 for 5 Frame Brussels Carpets, and 36 cents for cheap Tapestry, we have sold our best Brusels for $1.15, and cheap Tapestry for 25 cents per yard, never asking more, which goes to show that our -competitors have been making an enormous profit out of the people. This can't be denied, We dou’t believe in monopolies and have been the means of breaking the carpet business in two, and taking the largest half ourselves. Competitors may feel sore, but we can assure the ublic it is not from overwork. We wish our com- petitors we But we think this explanation necessary. We cut your carpet for nothing, don’t charge for waste, and do all work in connection with house furnishing.

PATTON BROS

136 Main Street.

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PRONUNCIAMENTO ii

Dry Goods and Gents’ Furnishings.

N returning our heartfelt thanks to our numerous custom- ers in city and country during the many years we have been in business, we would again remind them‘ that we still maintain the distinction of holding first rank in the line of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS; that our store is always crowded with the most seasonable and newest styles, selected with experienced care as toquality, good taste and variety “We give Special Bargains in Black Goods, Sateens, Prints (zinghams, Flanneletts, Art Muslins, Window Curtains Ladies Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Readymade Cldth,

Carr. Anux MCLEOD of Orwell is at the

Davies.

Tits Union Teachers’ Bible Class meets

this evening.

A srxcur. meeting of Court Avondsle was held last evening.

DONALD Gillis Esq., of Grand _View, Lot 57 has been appointed a Justice of the Peace for Queen's Co.

Tits window of Mr. W. P. Colwill’s Crockery Store was broken on Tuesday

night b it stone, thrown from some un-

known and.

Tim steamer Abraham Sutton arrived here at five o'clock Wednesday evening with a cargo of coal from Cow Bay for the P. E. I. Electric Light Co.

A own to be known as the Park Cricket Club has been organized in this city with J. McQuillan as captain and J. McL. Nicholson, secy.-tress.

Sr. Giio1ius's Lone: L. 0.A.-—Regulsr meeting tonight of St. George’: Lodge, full attendance requested. Advancing a member to first degree. Visiting members always welcome.

We understand that Mr. Fciinell, late of the firm of Norton & Fennelhpurposes

building in the Victoria Row lately occu- pied by Mr. C. E. Robertson.

SONS or Esoi.uin.—Eton Lodge meets this evening for transaction of important business, it being “quarterly night.” Every member is ex cted to be in st- tendsnce.—J. Edw. litfndle, Sect.

Don't forget the Moonlight Excursion on Tuesday night next. SS St. Lawrence will leave Navagation wharf at 8 o'clock sharp. Lots of music for those that like a step around in quick time.

No harm is reported from the recent thunder and lightning storm in any sec- tion of the Island except a slight disar- rangement on the Eldon and Flat River tele hone branch. An inspector was out W nesday and the lines are all right this

morning.

TH! steamer Fastnet arrived at this port Wednesday forenooii about 11.30 o'clock, with a full cargo and the Misses Benoit as passengers. She sailed for S’side in the afternoon with several pas- sengcrs/ from this city. She returns at dayli htthis morning to Ch’town, thence to ' sx in the afternoon.

COIPLAINTS are constantly being made of the crowd of “tramps" who frequent Crabbe’s Corner, especially on Sunday evenings, sndsnnoy passers by their pro- fane langusge and discourteous remarks. We call the attention of our police autho- rities to this, and will be glad to hear of the arrest and punishment of the parties should the practise be continued.

Carum Kxi.i.v of the SS. Premier re- ports that on Monday night while the storm was at its height they were off Cause, and rarely has he experienced a more severe storm. The wind blew fiercely, and hail stones struck so hard that the glass in the windows had to be covered to save it. The second mate measured one of these pieces of ice and found it 1; inch.

Iivthe police court yesterday George Rood and John Collins were find for drunks 83 or 14 days and $1 or 4 days re- spectively. A young man arrested for larceny was discharged, the prosecutor not appearing. A nuisance case was dis- ,-need of by a fine of 5 cents anal costs, ..n another adjourned. The case of John Mil.-. charged with indecent assault, was adjou. H-‘d till Monday.

MB. W. Stark, of Liverpool, Eng., paid a. flying visit to our city on Tuesday night. Mr. Stark is the representative of one of the largest egg importing com- panies in England, :and while here in conversation with Mr.J. A. Fsrquharson, one of the largest egg exporters, stated that he considered the prospects for Island eggs were good in the British mar- kets, but insisted on the necessity of careful packing for shipping.

THE general ofiice of the Masonic Tem- ple of Chicago has formed a bureau ' of assistance and entertainment for visitors to the world's fair at Chicago. The bureau has been incorporatwd under the laws of the state of Illinois, and is formed on the subscription plan. The _ bureau offers six general forms of contracts, the payments for which can be made either in week] or monthly installments, ranging from 7 .50 to $4. The object of the bureau is to provide for and entertain its guests in any manner desired, at any scale of prices, and for any length of time. The bureau will be connected by telegraph and telephone service with all the leading institutions of the city.

Tris Government has let the contract of the railway coal to the Glace Bay Coal Company, who have built two new whale- bscked barges and are launching a third this week from the shipyard t Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., N. S., for the prosecution of the trade. They have have also purchased a powerful Boston tug boat, the C. M. Winch, at a cost of $3000. The company will have facilities to supply 1000 tons of coal here per week, as they will keep one schooner at the mines, one at the wharf and one en-route at the same time. The Alice is now im- loading at the railway wharf, where she has been tugged by the C. M. . Winch, Captain Nutter in command. She is ‘the best adapted boat for the purpose we have seen, an carries a freight of 500 tons. The coal landed here will, we understand, cost $2.38 per ton.

A PUBLIC meeting of the P.E.I. Stock Breeders Association was held on the 10th inst., at which ‘addresses were delivered by such practical farmers as, Albert Bos- well, Wm Mutch, Geo e Tweedy,Donald McKay. M. PP., A. scdonald. Chas Dockendoff, James Guard, Richard Bag- nall Wm Crane and others. The recent importation of valuable cattle by the Board of Commissioners for the Gov- ernment Stock Farm was alluded to, and the Secretary, Mr. A. McNeill was instructed to ‘ask for is copy of

certificate 'of registration and other

rticulars relatin ii the record book opt

to those animals by the Secretary

are entered horses and cattle for sale. "The record shows that there are some fine animals in the market. "The Score

ing, Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, etc. entry of ‘pedigrees in_.t_e principal asso- ii honest and fair competition we cannot be undci-siild. ",‘,?f,',°”';,‘q "h‘§ec],).,?,';';"‘°3"’?,','°,;,'§‘u,'§°;‘,g $3 ‘gpzlrsnteedprofit and‘ pl888l1.1:.edtO every customer—because érets°AssI:ciiitionéeToroiito,f§h!d1 Prifielsor an 11 ' ‘ ‘ ' or , wson, c _er ic tn ,

to the buyyer. p cos 0 our g s will prove a positive gain Ema N. S_. A,w'°"",m’m J_ _ Sm;

.Eeq., Secretary, forms ,-of application for

registration in the American Trotting-Re—y gister Association of Chicago. other in!

These and

N°"“‘ 554° Quevn Square, Charlottetown

portsnt records are available at

dillfllcfthfifiuisficlu l

Osps Race,

openings new hardware store in the ,

John's, Nfld; I H ' Perrier, _‘;Bmcsd Pet, Kerr, Tidnish";i?R W Smith, Forrest,

loin llllll lllllfll’ nines.

The children must be looked after; 've McLean's Vegetable Worm Syrup w en

Mr. T. B. Bonn, wife and family, a rty of tourists from Savannah, Ga., are

McLean's Vegetable Worm Syrup is as pleasant as sugar end a safe and effectual remedy. "

is in this fldl

Ciuaus F. Trssk of Gardiner, Mi-.., will be in this city on Friday, and wants to purchase 30 horses.

Goon fits, best goods and low prices are all to be found in Jas. Paton & Co's rcadymsde clothing department.

A noon opportunity will be atl'..rd..l parties desirous of getting bargains in val- uable furiiiturc at the sale at the resi- dence of Dr. G. A. Baynea, on Mtinday next.

ANOTHER batch of bargains. One case West of England trouserings-—selected for the Montreal market, and bought by us at a big discount. Regular price for pants 37. going for $4 50 and $5. John McLeod db Co.

Htmniiisns of boys have been fitted this spring with nice suits out of our clothing department. We have still hundreds of suits left. Conic along, boys, and we will dress you up with a good suit at a very little cost.——James Paton & Co’s., 168 Market Square.

TRICKS IN ALL TRADES nur oUns.——That is uite a common saying, and the rule holds good even to the newspapers adver- tising; for how many times have you commenced to read an apparently inter- esting local, only to find that it is a local advising you to use Everybody’s Pills “ the best family medicine. *

Now is Your. Crust-ii.-—Everybody has an opportunity of decorating their homes at a very moderate cost. The

supply of crystographs 'ust 0 ed at the Diamond k Store,isJvari and beauti-

the perfect appear _ a very small 0ut]’y\ Call and see speci-

ing 5 cents a yard at J. B. Macd« nsld’s

W. P. Colwill’s.--May 31, 2w low prices does it‘. Bros. Boots take the lead.

pans, in large numbers at W. P. C'olwill’s. .‘ May 31, 2w . . I

Victoria Notes.

toes. Coming in fast at‘ fifteen cents.

in his traps.

appearance of good crops. prospect of an‘ abundant hay crop.-

young man of much promise, greatly. be-

parents and relatives.

Tint residence of our friend, Mr. James Wright, of Vignria. was, on Wednesday evening last, the sceneiof a festive gather- ing, the occasion being the marriage of his daughter, Miss Anna J. \Vi-ight, to Henry Smith,_Esq., Tryon. The ceremo- ny was performed by the Rev. J. K. King, in the presence of the friends of the par- ticipants. After _a pleasant evening was spent. enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Wright, the party separated, all feel- ing that Mr. Smith had been most fortu- nate iu the choice of a artuer of such sterling worth. Mr. Smit has been one of our successful Islanders abroad. Some years ago he departed for the West, where by his energy and tact he met with a fair show of success. This accomplished he turned his foot-steps homeward to the green Vales of his native Isle, and pur- chased a very desirable property in the flourishing settlement of Tryon. He dis- covered one more lack of felicity, which has been completely filled in the person of his happy bride. Miss Wright has so endeared herself to the people of Crapaud, she will be sadly missed. For the period of ten years she has occupied the position of organist in the Methodist church. She received a tangible proof of the appreciatf n of her faithful services in this situslfion, when a few of her friends, on behalf of the congregation, on the eve- nin prior to her marriage, presented her wit an address, accompanied with a nice purse. May they have long life and hap- piness in their new home. 0 time passes on, bringing sorrow and grief to some homes, and joy and gladness to others.- Vicboria, June 10, 1892.—Com. My , ,

‘ Ship News.

Pour Momnavn, June 13.-‘—Ar schi- Alpha, Souris. Passed south, Sunday, barque Charles E Lefurgey. ;

Hammx, June 13—Ar schr Kate Mc- Kinnon- —4,400 bush cats. 75 do potatoes. Cld at Weymouth, June 10—bri Caspian, Mustard, Havana. gt

Port of Charlottetown.

nirriiasn.

June 15-SS Bonavists, Fraser, Mont- l'°|1i 3118811 King. f’ hereon, Tamma-

’ J une 14-SS Btinsvista, Fraser, 8: iv: !

Cow Bay; Langille, Card,‘ ' ; has received forms of s plication for the P L Gs ‘gm

Mclssac,

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ii-_.EiS

250 bbls choice

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THE GUARDIAN, OIIARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 16, uses. Local and (linen Notes.

the Guardian ENGLISH ti-ousering worth 87 for

and 05. John McLeod & C0. ' required. l

l Mn. EDWARD Goaasu, horse buyer of

H. M.‘ Soayanxc steamship Gulnarc. rt, before proceeding to’

ful. This preparation gives window-glass ‘ ance of stained glass at

inens. Mr. Ohappell will give you all information. Lookout for advertisement tomorrow.

J ttsr Orsiiizn.--A new lot of ilunneletts in white, cream, scarlet and gray. selling :3’ cheap at J. B. Mscd/ona1d"s-June 14,-

i

Woiinssrci. VALUE.—Tlle gingham sell-

June 14‘ 4i Tu pots, glass table sets, water sets, very cheap at the Cheap Crockery Store, Gorr Bros. are mskingthe Boots go- HUBRAH for Home Industry. Golf

Birrrnii crooks, cream crooks, milk

Tunas are three vessels loading pota-

Tus lobster take is declining. Talk of closing the factories. Johnston is taking

Tm; country is looking beautiful. great There is a

Ma. Sroanxoiv CLARK died at his home at Augustine Gove on the 7th inst- A

loved, and much sympathy is felt for the

- Stephen; Lawrence Miller, New York; G

. grofiinorani. ‘oiiji;,wsnoyio. Hon. N-- 3» ~== it remover -£'£‘.’.‘i‘.‘i.‘°..':‘.£‘;-'.i‘.°i.°““°'““‘

noon on oniiioni

Branch Oficc. Central St.

J. H. MYRICK of Tignish was in town yesterday.

Du. Ciirruthcrs of Albsrton was in town yesterday.

Tyne Valley,‘ was in town yesterday.

Tar W.C.T.U, meet in their rooms this (Thursday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.

N new Boots just received at Anderson & Burrows, which will be sold cheap.

, F. O. B8EOKBN,In8p90l'0!' of_Post,Qfiices ; was in town yesterday on oflicial business.

‘» Tm: new boss for the steam fire engine was brought over on the St-, Lawrence , last evening.

We are pleased to see Mr. James John- son of Mill Valli-y,who had his leg broken a short time ago in liismill, has got out again.

EXPORTS by the St Lawrence Wednes- day to the U. S. 132 cases eggs $415» 0 brls potatoes $4. ‘om. 15 cases Bflgil $45, 100 yd; cioeh $30, 25 bush oats 89. Total 553.

WE are glad tonote that the business books which were taken from Levi Silli- phant’s ofiice in the Market House, a shaft time ago, have been found beneath the cellar casement.

We regret to record the death of the wife of J. B. Strong, of this town, which occurred at noon yesterday. Funeral to

at St. Paul's Church.

THE meeting of the I. O. O. _F. Lodge takes place on this Thursday pight and not on Friday night as stated 1!! Y§'l?°1'' day’s edition. A large attoiirlance is re- quested. as the nomination of oficers takes place.

Snir News —Inwsrds-—— Sch Lucy Louis», Bernard, Eiimtm’; 122 °“°'.l°l" sters. sch Agnes H, Grant, Shemogue, lumber. - , . _ Out.wsrds—Sch Rt-stive. Cain. S9309}:

reduce; sch Louise, Godlfl. 5811833» Bathurst.

Tm; regular monthly; tneeting pf the I.O.F. will take place Friday evening. A full attendance is requested, as. businegs of importance in connection. with their gnnive;-nry service, which will be presch- ed by Rev. E. C. Tut-n.er Sunday. the 19th inst. in the Methodist church, st 11 a.m.. will be transacted.

Tint June term of the supreme court opened here Tuesday, Justice Hensley presiding. After the grand Jury were sworn in. there were several absent debt- on suit trials disposed oil‘. and the suit be- tween George T. Shaw and George Mc- Gougan, for balance due on purchase of farm. Lawyers McQuarrie and McLeod were for plaiutifl. Peters and Martin for dcfendsnt. Judgment reserved. The grand jur brought in a true bill against Charles snnon for assault. Court ad- ” jonrned till today. —

Bern. Aniuvins.-—Clifton House- John ..Ball, Ch’town; J S Taylor. Gait; A Dean and wife. Toronto; F Welkshire. Halifax; J W Rathborno, «Montreal; 11 Cundsll. Ch'towu. _ ’

Hotel Russ--Rev J K King. Trymi; G Goldsmith, Souris; R Opie. -Montreal; W W Brewer, Ch,tnwn:. T Hicks. M*"2‘}t*: Jas Bearish, Mischnuche; D McDonald. Ch’tnwn; F Kelly, Ch'town;’ A B Reid. Allwrton.

Hotel Campbell-0 J Arson.-iult, Well- ington; Stephn E Gallant. Richmond; Frank Wright, Bedeque; Wm McNedl. Tignish; Nelson Clement. O'Leary; A Mackinnon, Amherest; Fred Stewart. St Stephens;Wm Carruthers,Tigiii8li $31583 Kate McR'ic, Coimpbellton, Lot 17.

ALIIEBTON NEWS. Branch Ofiice, Main Street.

Tun Kickapoo Indian medicine c rim- pany are performing here.

Tun thermometer registered 83 degrees in the shade Tuesday afternoon.

Sch Express, Capt Champion, returned to port on Friday with 450 bbls herring on board.