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her [tems ‘ols os e i ‘ jocal and Of : Local and Other items. miss the spe eaving at 8 15 | Forry PIPERS at the Scottish gathering pan ' LO-Morroyw : g ¢ Sumzaers ' esl . cE begat —_ or ' a eeling of the; “SPLENDID Lor of Toilet Soap, only 19¢ (ri il eve ;VOx, at R K. Bracg’ I ms) 12c. a Fe > " . a. _ G, 0. salar session of Port La] | Tie engineers will meet for drill to-night - ereampment to-night A full attendance is requested, ™ - - new and interesting features Tux Sons of the He. t} SEVER eauced at the games at Summer-| Club R eather will meet at the <iibe wmtroduced at the games % e U0 oom to-night at 8 o'clock. ja ti -morrow Ww -—~>_—_ uu | eae : ELCOMED. — Visiting Clansmen cordial. WacKERE! jo Oe Ce Ce good |ly welcomed at the meeting of the Cale- has of mackerel were made off Govern- tdonian Club to-night at 8 v’clock + Point yesterday evening. nua r _—. . Peacues, plums. pi : ® ‘SS, plums, pineapples, b: » the Gieds —, 8, Dananas - special train for the Caledonian on Rrapes, tomatoes and melons received ee spmersidae to-mo t , 7 > > > aihering at nh mm a 27 ir ad pene pe ] day per Boston boat, at Beer & Goff's. 3 “‘harlottetowno at Vv iocal, Sharp, ‘ 3 ‘ave Charlottet« ; I aug 12, i

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hove _ AW HALE, — A whale was observed dis- tug Paton & Co's. The .. how nttmate | porting himself inside the harbor last even

etl »re-marked their remai g line . : r gat they have re-marked cee at Og | ag and to-day. So far as we can learn no greatly reduced prices, 80 as to/ effort has been made to capture him

' napping Operations have commenced at

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“fot » clearance. augll, 6i, wky3i ae < ee Tue t : <ew Facit.—We have just received, via : Dest possible testimony to the

- s : he yenul . . ‘ « (Carroll, some delicious Peaches, Bartlett P —s character of the bargains that Jas California Plums, Tomatoes; also, aton & Co are offering is the success

years, : “a : . + ages, Lemons, Bananas, Apples, etc. Call which has attended this sale. Call and ve and get the best.—Geo, Carter & Co., | Secure a bargain. augll, 6i, wky 3i Yarket Square. 2i—al2 F 3 a

i o ; ROM MALIFAX.—The stea

civq’s County Exurterrion.—We are in Captain Crews mer Fastnet, : ,

, 1ON.— We « arrived here at noon to-d rize List of the i o ; i . receipt of the E 0 Li : amen S a with a general cargo and the following pan - 228 re Heit 1 - i Ta } futibision, to ee gi te ie as sengers : Mr. Waddington, Mrs. Churchill ’ is& Va ts . : : ; ' ’

a toe eee Couaty Exhibiting {Miss Pierce, Miss Crews, Miss Morris, She

gspagement OF she ALLS 6: will sail , i i ‘} sail on return at 8 o'clock this evening.

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Howe Acaix.—The Corn Hill correspondent Ir is impossible for Jas Paton & Co to

Tos iu”

fthe Seasex Revord says: Several of the detail the endless bargains in their immense

young people who have been visiting ‘‘Uncle|stock They therefore givea few of the

Yuu have returned home, and while they | lots in each of the departments, as indica- wea ty like that cointry, we think they | tions of the advantages which their great a yet sing “Home, sweet home, there’s no alteration sale presents.

gelkehome = auglt, 61, wky 3i syeemxc Hersetr to Dati. — The % a rer ae

sgnsians of South Charleston, twelve miles! RELIGIOUS SERVicES.—The Meeting Houre

pod xptingticlt, Ohio, are completely | Upper Great George Street will be re-

siied by the case of Miss May Preston, who epered for Divine Service, on Lord’s Day,

: } > : ) i 4 ~ : ° ’ ig eezing herse!f te death. Physicians have the 16.h inst. The morning sermou wili be

lees unabieto check it. The girl neither preached by Dr, Belding of New York, United ests or sleeps and seems to suffer terribly. States, at 11 o'clock. Preaching in the = evening at 7 oelock. Collections will be aiisazow Escarz.—Dncing the. lightning taken for improvements, augl2 3i dorm at South Farmington, Annapoiis Co,, Ry ee Sie oa %S. Seturday morning lightning struck a ‘ ae Cor RT.— This morning four women, large hemlock tre ind splintered it to | ** Test ents of Pownal Street, appeared be-

fore His Honor charged with violating the were working on the Torbrook railway neai a —e Act by selling Mquer on Saneny. the iron mines. No one was hurt buat many | iw ae re ra ai om three, and ce iediy eoared | they were each fin $162 and costs. The

<igceg «Only a few feet from the tree, 25 men

SSSR fourth case was adjourned until Friday next. Semsontt's Water Suprty. — A good | A nuisance Case was disposed of for a fine of ware of water supply by gravitation for | $! aad 2ests. Springhill is said to have been fonnd in a a ae ook six miles from town, at ap elevation of Gor a Decktve.—Yesterday afternoon,

Woieet. Itis worth while going a good|4s a down-town merchant tailor was step-

datance to get an a indant supply of good ping from a boat to the raft at Steam

water at such an altitude, and our sister town | Navigation Cumpany’s wharf, on return

is to be congratulated if the reports prove as/ from a fishing excursion,he missed his foot- reported.— [ Press, ing and fell into the water, between the boat Exmysive Frees.—Extensive fires have | *"¢ ae es mite? heme arpanen. howgyer,

aaa Wellinaten and Westwind, burnion prompt y Me iered him in,” not much the a ‘ se . T.a:., | worse for his experience.

portions of the railway fence. At Indian oe

River, the other day, there was a large and} = SearcK rue Bar.—An exchange says: The

cesttuctive fire in the woods near the} bark M. J. Foley, (of Lunenburg, N. S.) Rod-

Roman Catholic Church. : Phe sacred ;enkeiser, which arrived at New York on the

edifice, as well as other buildings, were|7th from Natal, reports on leaving Natal

sved by the watchfulness and activity of | struck the bar, causing vessel to spring a leak,

the people. jand is now leaking five inches per hour; July

ne _ | 31, north of Bermuda, had a hurricane from

MoosticutT Excurstoy.—The advertise-| W.S. W., lasting 12 hours, The MJ. Foley

meatef the Firemen’s Moonlight Excursion,} wags bound to Delaware Breakwater for

which takes place oan Wednesday evening | orders.

vext, appears in another column. The Com-j lpr

nittee are sparing no pains to make it even} §. E. B. S.—A lége of the Sons of Eng-

more pleasant and enjoyable than the last | land BenevolentSociety has been established

de, Galbraith’s and the Citizen’s Colored -in this city, with the following staff Ee have poe engaged i — mp ~ pr of oflicers :

aha the nest string music in the city wiil be .

wuhand for those who delight ie. -deaclen: President—J D Lapthorne.

Agool time may be expected, and we would \ ice do—R F Hodgson. aivise all those who wish to enjoy a pleasant} Secy -J Lpthorne, jr. eveuing’s sail under the harvest noon to secure Treas—Hooper Robinson.

‘aeit tickets early from members of the De-| Chaplain—Thos W VanlIderstine. tate I Guard—Robt B Small. Ne Rey O Guard—Geo B King.

eel eens cn ee ee a Past President—J H Bell. fi eS . ° ciampion at court tennis, beat Boakes,! A managing committee of eight was also “ampion of Canada, three straight sets. | elected. The contest was fur a subscription purse of slaesinealapnei +0. made ap by amateur lovers of the game; Rir~x AssocraTioN.—The annual busi- herb bee — Boakes a | ness meeting of the Queen’s County an birgne. Pettit - os ae ee oa ty a | Association was held last evening, and the hand service, — arring his effeccive unders ¢ j15wing cfticers were elected for the en- . cg. galost this severe handicap nie ae: the American won easily, displaying a » sy i td stronger game in every point of play Boakes | President—Major Dogherty, re-e ~ ea. thowed some skilful strokes, but he wasno| Vice do—Lieut Col Dogherty, match for his competi:o-, who ran away from Council—Capt D L Hooper, Capt HM tim. The score of the three cets was: Pettit | Davison, Sergt Prowse, Sapper Anderson,

wins, 6~4, 75, 6 - 8. Staff-Sergt Longworth. . seme Secy and Treas—Capt W A Weeks.

LEMPERANC cINGSTON.— - : i i pondent at Fiegaen,” (heath Wiltshire) | It was decided to peice peiae MNS Writes: — 7 on Monday, the 17th August, ona. rites: “Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Turner lat 830am. Matches, 400 and 500 yds; siveted a very eloquent discourse, char-}5 5 599 and 600 yds. Also a nursery acterized } : ee 12nd, 500 an z by soundness of views, force of | ~*~ coh ee and conclusiveness of reasoning, |'™**°" Bitte “om the words, ** We are, verily, guilty | The City Bill. ne our brother,” before the mem- colnet oe of Kingston Star Division, S. of T.;| -yorma on the new City Bill is in pro- ", clothed with regalia, walked in pro- gress to-day. There is not much excite- ae from their hall to the Church under ment over the election. The polls opened a Jeadership of their worthy brother, ! 4+ nine o'clock this morning and | will close

Niel Fraser. rhey, undoubtedly, created at five this afternoon. Following is the

a lMpression on the very large gather- vote at three o’clock :— . i eanled on the occasion, showing that For Against of a especially among the youth the Act. the Act. tered re oS Gatenstieet 29 | Ward 2. 20---=> aia 73 99 aa early life for the a We cc. eae eats a ., lent of temperance principles as well | « 3.01... cece eee eee 68 F4 i ch. 3.5 Oheaod 164 63 Phom Bi Cae oii 8 aie ees! 261 123 a The steamer Carroll, Ws — fown, arrived from Bostom at eight Potle cco ses ae wee 417

9 clock s ~

2 last evening with a general cargo and ae ' 7, lollowing passengers: Captain F Gj Majority in favor of t yao, Mrs GF?

Viousan \ ; Wonson, Master Roy — - NC a Hanes MJ Docherty, WH Parks, Mrs

bid, Mrs Woolbridge, Mrs K G Wool-

Tiling’ Mrs lincoln, W A Villinghart, Mrs e

ne Master Tillinghart, E F Gale, | CA a Mas‘ex Gale, Miss M A McClure, | then wy? Ella Clarke, J Cameron, Mrs

Aitken, J Lorway, Allen Murray,Geo Murray, : } W Dru Store oan, S McKenzie, Mrs Bruder, Mr avies s

he Act, 213.

Che ae Seo BP Warfield, Mra Edgerly, Mrs Manns : E E Currie, Mrs Chapin, Bertha . is heaad Pia, Miss McKenzie, Christie MeDonald, | A S we are about opening our . pe i “a Pope, MrRR Waterman, Mrs Water- | A we take this opportunity of as 8 ~ Re Haselcon. H 8S Dihoon, Miss our customers who kindly patronizec _—_ 8 Me Mr McPhee and family of ten, our Old Stand, and look for a es Keliy McCallum, Mrs McCallum, Maggie their favor in our Now Store. in pero es, Met’ Mary MePhee, S$ C McLauchlan, Mra patronage of the public — ly, f aia oct alan, Mr Ober, Mrs Ober, Nellie fident of our abiiity to suit the mo oe Me Minnie Murphy. Mrs Blackett, Mrs; wre have pat up an elaborate SODA FOU Mian‘e Ha’ Kittie Murphy, Mrs J Buote, TAIN, where Ice Cool Soda and a Ms-ers megn, Mrs Metianale, Mrs Me- Waters. will be dispensed cn season. ss ‘exth — Wilson, K Macdonald, Charles ¢Viyp3 used in our Fountain a vors il M Doyic Q ere Sree a ze Pure Fruit Juice, and are not artificia = : i. vier G B Wi iams, Mrs M Doyle, | ae inspection of the public ae take neck tae ade Be Ne intig day SATURDAY NEXT.

“Keuzie, Belle Meclonis, Lottie Hooper, F. Det. DAVIES.

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Flora \ _ MeL 1, Addie Muilcoim, Katie Mac-| Give usa call. eas, 4 Macpherson, M wggie Macdonald, Dye tottison, Miss Henderson, D M Gibbs, |

Mibbs, Mrs Gibbs, j augl2

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - ... .

BIRTH.

On the 11th inst., the wife of R. K. Joat of a daughter, -

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DIED.

At Covehead, on Tuesday, the lith inst.

Rev. James Allin, in his 75th year : [funeral from his late resi eon Fri

the l4ih, at o'clock, — = or

In this city, on the llth inst., Kathleen,

youngest daughter of Richard and Mary

Power, of Boston - months. » aged one year and eight

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W E are instructed by the Executors of the Estate of the late Hon. Edward

Pre mises,

On Wednesday, August 19th, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,

The Lot on the corner of Hillsborough and Sidney Streets, and facing the Hillsborough Square (the site of the late Mr, Whelan’s residence). Size of Lot, 38x76 feet, with Stable in rear,

This is a specially desirable Residence Lot, and will be sold without reserve.

Terms—20 per cent. cash, and balance secured by mortgage for term of years,

i. H. NORTON & CO, Auctioneers Waraurton & SMALLWOOD, Solicitors. augd—eod tl sle pat

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Ex 6. §. “ Ottawa” from London:

Whelp, to sell BY AUCTION, on the!

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- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1891.

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RECKIVED TO-DAY

Black and Colored French Lacing Cords, Children’s Cashmere Hosiery, Black French Merinoes,

Black Silk Velvets.

Black Velvet Ribbons,

Black Silk Ribbons,

Black and Colored Lacings. Black and Colored Plain Sateens, Black Crapes (Courtald’s). English Silesias,

Black and White Print Cottons. Fancy Print Cottons.

fathering of the Clans !

THE ANNUAL SCOMISH GATHERING

—UNDER THE AUSPICES OF--.

The Caledonian Club of P. E. |.

—WILL BE HELD AT—

SUMMERSIDE,

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Thursday, August 13th, 1891.

je addition to the train arrangements al- ready published a spacial train will Jeave Sovris at5a. m., standard, and Mount Stewart at 7.05 a. m., arriving at Summer- side at 10.20 a. m., leave for return at 4.20 p.m, sharp.

A special train will leave Georgetown at 5.45 a, m., and Uardigan at 6.05 a. m., con- necting at Mount Stewart with special from Souris, and leaving Mount Stewart for Georgetown on arrival of Souris special same evening.

RAILWAY FARES,

Return Tickets good on day of Gather- ing will be issued at the following rates :— ome ine EET TET Pe denvcnyd ae Harmony, New Zealand, Bear River

Sebbiok, Aahton:. «66. . 2d ews edth-l3 Five Houses, St Peter’s Midgell,

Marie, Morell, Lot 40, Dundee.... 95 Douglass, St Andrews, Mt Stewart,

Scotehfort, ‘racadie, Bedford, St

Petcr’s Road, Saffolk....cc..-.-. 85 York, Union, Brackley Point........ 75 Georgetown, Brudenell............. 1 15 Cardigan, Perth, 48 Road, Baldwin’s,

POE Riks ons cts sce. iviet ies *° B BN a cuedbestccecens nae skees< (ae Tignish and Harpers.............:. 95 DeBlois, Kildare, Alma, Alberton,

Elmsdale.......... : 85

Piusville, Bloomfield, Mill River, SPRINTS? onc cccccecckte¥eos ee Coleman, West Devon, Portage..... 7 OMAR. 65 5. bib 00s 6 6d Sewer Re vwigs ce Ellerslie, Port Hill, Northam, Rich- mond..... aoe és Saandunnacested © ae Woltnee F oie ds fo Cast i eueth es 5 BF, THIMOME, cc ccccccecccecescccere Miscouche cece sees eess ser seseseseese Stu Bleanor'asitss .csisessenqeme.< 0 Ch’town, Cemetery, Royalty Junc- tion, TO ap ee ae ee 75 Milton, Loyalist, Colville, North “~~ Wiltshire....... 6 vias ow beuees Hunter River, Clyde, Cape Traverse, 60 Fredericton, Elliott’s, Bradalbane.... 45 Emerald, Kinkora, Albany.......... | 49

Freetown, Blueshank.........0+-.+. 9 3

emetRtOR. «6 ag = 5 n0'2 2 oes os *€iabeb ee DE WUE oo ku cv ee see te cctuacdee ee eer DOME, 04 oc ss oie « bs ESS C5 eo Fae Traveller's Rest.....0..-s0.eeseee 10

The special from Charlottetown wlll leave at 7.15 a.m., standard. .

The morning train for Tigaish will leave tor return at 4 p.m. standard instead of

op. m, : J. D. IRVING,

President, WM. McNEILL,

Rec.-Secretary.

Ch’town, Aug. 7, 1891.—li

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND &

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NTE)D,—A girl for genera! housework in a W “family of three. Must ee reo eT Mrs. WILLIAM URKE, Ks - Sy Ss 2i pd—augl2 A LETOA Store on Queen Street, plate giass LET.—A Store on Queen Street, plate g front, eleciric light, ete. Apply to hk. S. BONNELL. vi pd-—-augi2 I7ANTED.- A good Cook. Apply to Mrs. W CHARLES LFIGH, Fitzroy Street. july28 —tf , pire ‘ =O 3 d >T —To-day. between the Market House an fans Blacksmi.h Forge. a purse ~ taining money. finder will be rewarded 1 y leaving same at this office. 838i pd—aug es a, . 2 , A owt > 5 00 IND.—Iin this city, on Friday last, @ $5. ; ae Owner can have same ou proving property aud paying expenses of paverciaing: Apply to JAMES EGAN, corner of Fitzroy _ Cumberland streets. aug

: 7 -Ef.—A House on Pownal Street, lately pth py R. F. DeBlois, Possession #1V en

immediately. Apply to THOMAS W. Loob. july31—t ene geomet alae

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1) LEXT.—A house on Upper Queen Street, co To eee six royms, all newly pap sred an 1 painted Separate yard and water in the papes-

Apply to JAM#s F. UURTIS. Jy Se ‘ r i ly of tD.—A general servant in a fami

Waits Light work, every convealonos sna

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oom;, garden trest. Also,

good wages. Apply at this office. —

™ LE r.-Dwellisg wh sae ro and waterworks, on Sidney © ; a i ith five rooms, wate.worKs an oiou Queen Street, next to Murphys Barat Shop. Apply to R. K. BRACE. JY

i with four rooms, porch and ." Lar 7 "Tieep in the yard, Apply at

. Malpeque Road. on oe

BY tT | ( VA

Charlottetown, August 7, 1891—eod & wky

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— a ~ ee — egress — — = = = =

NEW RIBBONS, NEW FRILLINGS,

NEW HOSIERY, NEW VELVETS,

NEW UMBRELLAS, NEW VAILINGS, NEW WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS, NEW BLACK FRENCH MERINO, WHITE AND COLORED FLEECY COTTONS.

Charlottetown, July 24, 1891—dy & wky

1891-AUGUST--1891. Preparing for Fall Trade!

. B. MACDONALD,

During this Month, will give Extraordinary Bargains in’ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. A New Lot just opened All odd Coats, Pants and Vests will be cleared out at Half Price. Ladies’ Light Summer Dress Goods.

Shawls at slaughter prices.

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DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Fall Goods will soon arrive, and we are anxtous > clear our Summer Stock. You never heard of suc 1 Bargains as you wil! get from us during this month.

Charlottetown. August 3, 1891—eod & wky a ie a ee Ce ee me, eS ee ee ae a é F Desirable Residence To Let OR SALE “ni ds of P. E. Island "'Tesirable Residence 10 Let. Ir 5 0 . ' >, | . HAT desirable property, situated on the cor- wy rete ot Develling House, Store and. Ware. Bt 2. = A : ! HAT beautifully situated House and Pre- consisting of Dwelling House, Store and Ware-'T; 4 Bright Introduction to the Beauties of | Jises, fronting on the North River, house. The Dwelling ia well built throughout, | ; a a mises, ng re ee with frost-proof cellar, and the Store is iu con-| our Forests and Fields. within ten minutes walk of the city, at p

ied by Hon. Frederick Peters, will

nect.on, fitted with a 8s wl paaenens for | sent eccupi ny kind of business, with plate glass windows ; : Pega es are. on each street. The Warehouse is in connection } FOR SALE at Haszard & Moore's and T. L, be let for ® ai sat throughout with hot with thé Store.and can be eutered inside from the | Chappelle's, Charlottetown ; Eclectic The Hous? is hea ene tind we iB nerside: McDonald Bros’., | water, and has been lately painted anc

The subscriber will a'so sell Eleven Acres of | Bookstore, Summerside; sch™ r |; de Rent moderate, For terms apply at Land, 1} miles from the city, with or without | Georgetown; Sterns Bros ., Souris; B. f.ogers, | a i al crop. For particulars apply to | Alberton ; W. A. Pooie’s, Montague. the ofc »ETERS & PETERS.

MRS. FLAIGER, augl0—dy 2i (law) wy 2i PE : aug8—lw P'easant Street. —s ang?

ITED.— . Apply at once eee oe Waytevrs smart boy to learn the Door and } WIANTED- f qemmealnecent, ANY < ass |K, DP, C. Cures Dyspepsia, aug4

ess.—A, DUCHEMIN & Co. augi-tf