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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

Masties a Sreciatry.— Beer Bros minailliaplgee iRity N wu A. to-night Yew he ‘ sfantry in uclion - > “ Toe Fa Loa . 3 to Unar etown lat ' j aga f ‘fr “ ‘~ - } 1) his eveu at 5.00 ‘ i : A tu a ‘ 1 . _— Tur Bas ( y Syuare (gardens i wa i gniy ! iva - uw { ESS INDUSTRY Sven new ‘ ameries have | : i New b Wick this year - x Corrt Vie forenoon two j I fur a fine of 2) r 4 aye, aed Cie wer for $2 or 10 ~ ) i \ =o t e WwW Le \i la 2 . t+ pm Letiw member, | a-e make it conve attend - Pun i bk ~As Range is being re- amt iiproved, the League matel mve* been shot tomorrow has ten postponed u W ednesday shiaenen Tr Ne Ferny Steamer will be 5 | at Mount Stewart to-morrow I: is said that she is to be named The B Most appropriate name ! sineewn Kiewoxo Excearstox Party A Rav wd Excursion party, in charge of Mr Carroll Hutchins and Mr George H.Cro=-, + now New Bennswick and will vi-it

this Province early next wet k

, —-

meeting of held tur

s Texsxts.—A_ special Tennis Club will be morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at Park, to cons ler the re sresentatives wie are to be sent to the Lawn Tennis Tourna- ment at Windsor, N.S

Law

| ' th? iawn

~~ A Great Srecess.—The Zion Church pienic at Morell

11 COe=s n every

yesterday was a decid: d

re sper {

pleasantly The various tablea were well filled and ortronized, and there was no} scarciuivy of amusements ~ Avorner Excvaston.—The steamer 5

;£ this forenoon ursion party inclading team

Albion Mines and a

Olaf arrive ym Pictou with an ex two hinmired, cricket

from Stellarton and

THE DAILY

Victoria |

There was a| large attendance, and the day pas 4ed most |

numbering about |

PERSONAL.

Mr. Plant left for Halifax this morning. Dr. Handrahan, of Kelly’s Cross, is in the City.

| The Rev. James Simpson, Mrs, Simpson | land their family are spending their holi- |

lave at Georgetown The Misses Bond, of Savannah, Ga.,

. | the guests of Mra. Strickland. | | Hon. William Richards and Hon. James |

W. Richards, of Bideford, are in the city, The v are at the Davies. Mr. and Mrs. B. Y.

wk, formerly of this Prov istered at the Hotel Davies

Pippey . of

Mrs. Spain, are amongthe guests at the Hote) Dav ies ;

EXAMINER i

Tre |

}

Mr dé. A C} irke, re presenting Beo k & | Patterson, St. John, is here on a business itrin. He is registered at the Hotel Davies. |

Mr. A. E } who Jeft W:

Mellish and Dr. Kirkpatrick, wulstock, N. B, last pon their eve les. arrived here this morning

Hon. Peter Sinclair, Sammertield,

Monday. |

and |

| Hon. Alexander Laird, North Bedeque, |

are in the city. They the Queen Hotel.

Mrs. John Trainor left this morning o a visit to her home in Prince Edward 1 land, where she will remain » month two. Mrs, Trainor was accompanied as fat

are regivered at

{

‘and see our Straw

or |

us Point du Chene by Mr. Trainor.-—Mone- |

ton Trans rig J. A. Gordon, i of Char'ott: town, arrived here last evenin«.

Mr. William Cook, of Bedeque, P. B

i Rev of St. Jolin, formerly

} [sland, is in town this morning en ronte |

ij home from Boxton, where he has spending some time with his sons, who Noncton Times.

of

are located there

Miss Irene Perrez, danghter

| been |

the |

| Spanish Ambaseador to the West Indies, |

is visiting Chariotte‘own She is the guest of Mra. Maurice Blake, Davenport.

Penitentiary last evening. Mr. | Horne, while there, purchased some but- | ter tuba, made in the institution, which he | has heen requested by the Warden to bring ita the notice of the Islanders, with a view f opening up a trade.

chester

Mr. Sheriff Horne returned from Dor- |

Lord Rosebery, sinze he won the Derby |

has alee bagged first an! second prizes for

| short-horn cows, four firsts and one second | for sheep, and a first and second prize for |

nige. | vreut versatility.

Sir Charles Russel, lord chief justice of England, is a Roman Catholic. But for | this fact, savs an exchange, he would long avo have been elected to the wool-tack on

Evidently Rosebery is a man of |

the nomination of Mr. Gladstone; but under |

| the British constitution the lord chancellor |

ef England, as the custodian of the Queen’- } conscience, mrast be a Proteatant. Noench

thief no. Roman

Catholic has held the post since the days

jnsticeship, . although

tug-of-war team from Westville. Phe sf the reformation steamer will leave on return about five —— ‘ele This afteruoon the visitors are | . pe ragne a Ayre Benxevorenr Inisn Sociery.—The Ben- cricket at the

}’ aving

Park i Cire Counc the Cite Council wae held last evening to disens« wave and means for the reception othe Governor-General and Lady Aber- deen, bat as several mem bers of the board were absent from the city, action was de-

ferred till another meeting. Mayor Daw- eon was to interview Premier Peters t- das respecting the intention of the Gov- erninent in the matter.

ncaa

Tue Greex Goons Trave.—The names of one thousand customers were found on the books of a single green goods concern investigated by the New York police. These patrons all paid in good money for brown paper and sawdust The transac- tions cavered iwo years. But notwitir- standing tie publicity given ty them, tle next two years Ww | number of vietime

soiilinliea

Tue Ovrostriox Poitey.—An Ontario paper asks any intelligent grit to take a copy of ilanvard for the session now d.aw- ing to a close, read it from beginning to end, and then tell it jast what the poliey of Siz Richard Cartwnght and Mr. Laurier

is He would have no lithic ulty im arriv- |

ing at « conelusion—it is opposition to every Government proposal, good, bad, or

ind itlerent

cal Macisrertat Decrstons—In the ca-e of Matthew vs. William Rodd, for ol- structing a reeve im the exccution of his

duty, snd®same plaintiff vs. William Ii. LTiodd, for an assault, Stipendiary-Magi-- trate Palmer gave judgment this morning.

In the former case

formation and in the latter ca-e the de-|

fendant was fined $1.00 and costs. _—— Tue Sauvation Aauy will be reinforced by Ensign Hartry and the Halifax Brass

Band, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. |

The object of the to bring before the public the claims of the Rescue Work which has been recently started in Haiifax as one of the General’s Jubilee achenes Thi« home 1s open to any im the Maritime Provinces and is worthy of The first meeting will be held the Salvation Silver

meetin zs 19

support on Saturday Army Barracks al the door.

day Sunday, and on

evening et

Special meetings all Monday night the

Rescue Work will be particularly brought |

te the front

—

> —

~ An informal meeting ¢ f |

I probably see an equal |

he dismissed the in- |

collections

evolent Irish Society of this Province in- } tend celebrating the 119th anniversary of | the birth of Daniel O’Connell (August 6th) | by a grand picnic at Scotchfort. Ati ener- getic and capable committee bas the man- } agement in hand. and are determined that | it shall be the success of the season. A | splendid programme of sports has been prepared for the oceasion, which will be earried out under the super- vision of competent judges. Besides

the money prizes, medals will be awarded

as fullows: For best Trish step dancing,

| John Murphy & Son; hurdle race (cham. |

pionship of Province) Geo. E. Hughes; } L00 ard’ race (championship of the Pro- | vince) Geo. J. Rogers; best all-round j athlete, James Paton (& Co. Messrs, | Prowse Bros’. present special prizes for | pole vaulting. There will be special fares by rail and steamboat.

SHIP NEWS,

Port ef Charlottetown.

j ENTERED.

| July 19—Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; Lois, | Benoit, Sydney; Alemeda, Snow, Shed- | iae; Ontario, Kemp, Sydney; Hannah | Eldridge, McLeod, Great Bras (Or; Amy B, Williston, Pokemouche, N k; Nutwood, Tierney, Great Bras d’Or; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Maggie H, Wry, Buctonche; H L Langsier, Landry,Sydney; A S Townsend, Walker,

do,

CLEARED.

July 19—Mary Louise, Godin, New Car- lisle; Noas, Quigly, Gaspe, P Q; Lady May, McDougall, Pinette; Hydra, Band- reau, Pictou; P LG, Mcieaac, do; Dan-

| jel, Roberte, Wallace; Annie T McKie,

McKie, Pictou; Alemeds, Snow, Crap-

| aud; Amy B, Williston, Miramich’; | James Semple, Roberts, Pictou. nr er a ge A SKIN f r Ds vop LIKE VELVET, free from roughness and pimples, is : for those who we JOHNSON’S CREAM OF ROSES. j

Dinections.—After bathing face in warm water, apply a little ef the Cream, rubbing until dry. If this is i done each night you will be surprised at the result. Price 25c. per bottle.

Cuaxces ox Tae Sraxtey.—The Pictou |

Siascderd says rived in port on Sanday to land Chief Officer Meikle, Second Engineer Ferguson aod four firemen, who, in company with

Nautical Inspector McElhinney and Capt. |

Nonliom, will leave Halifax on the 19th for Glasgow, to take charge of and bring

new wteamer Aberdeen to this sick

the the water. Mr. Curry, third engineer of the Stanley, has been promoted to second of same steamer,and Mr. Brown, of the Petre!, takes Mr. Currys pos.tion John McKenzie take# the position of recon | officer tue Stanley Boatswain Smith, of the Stanley, has been made secon { offi

eer of the Stanley.

didintiian

Tue Forrowiwe Caxpipates obtained the highest number of marks in the sey eral eubjiects of Prince of Wales College

entrance examination

Augusta Bentiev, Kens: ingson Ma he- _ 100

KB. Koae,

pry At ls Daniret metic, 100 Ef lwin Crockett, York French and ag riculiare, 96; histery, 94; geography 90, This eandidate also obtained 9s marks in

Suni.werside — Aritti-

arithmetic.

Fhe L. Anderson, Summerside—Latin, #"

Carrie E beh, 83 :

Ibe pame of Charles Lannon, Summer ville. who obtainn! 420 marks, should reared in the list of matriculants

Holman, Summerside—Eng-

have my

pre ted

| in verterday’s issue

: The steamer Stanley ar- |

of |

a

Johnson & Johnson,

THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

;

Corner Kent and Prince Streets.

Corner Queen and Richmond Streets.

july20

The Mighty Dollar.

Never before in our experience bas there been atime when a dollar could travel as | far, in® purchasing sense, as it can to | day. And that the people recognize the fact that nowhere will it go farther than | inenn KURNLEURE Store, is sliown by our immense business in all kinds of

| Furniture. The way-to find ont where GOOD FUR- NIPTURE is sold CHEAPEST ia to get out

and investigate.

|| MARK WalH? & 00., LYD..

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

july20

are now

QOur stock of

_— Silk Cov Atso—Down-filled Cushions to cover. Art Muslins, Art Sateens, Art Satins, Art

LOOK!

a

OUR DOWN-FILLED Sofa Cushions

and Tea Cosies

in- a full supply. Sateen and ered, very handsome.

Silks and Japanese Drapery was never more complete.

BEER BROS.

and decidedly warm, with local showers

Wreatner.—Fan

Te

limitation applies in the case of the lord j

|

a a= — —

‘and home-made goods.

best and cheapest go

Remember, we in the city. "This Wool, cash or trade,

My Tae" BATHING SUITS,

Hats before buying,

We are the centre . ws ods «in the: city

of the Clothing

and Pantines

Oo?

a 7 5 4? oa.

and sell .goods cheaper for cash than anywhere else in the city.

PROWSE BROS.

<i OF FEL ——

SPECIAL ff!

UU BEATS

emmemenes |) coeynstaene

Cash Buyers Duriug July

You ean’t find sorry fur tradi

Bros, °

anyone who is w at Prowse

CARPETS, CLOTIHIN( WATS, FU

in endless

PROWSE

The Cheap Men. | |

Charlottetown, July

COTTONS, RNISHINGS; ~~

variety.

BAUS,

1, 1894.

hs GROCERIES.

Has placed us in the fron

Wholesale and Retail! Grocers,

A SATISFIED CUSTOMER SOUR ~ BEST ADVERTISEMENT!

— teow e

Reliable Goods, . Low Prices, | Small ‘Profits, Fair and Honest | Treatment to Everybody.

|

t

rank, and made our Store tKTRY US! | popular in every home.

SANDERSON & C0.,

Newson Block, Victoria _ Row.

WHITE

VESTS,

BATHING SUITS,

STRAW HATS,

LIGHT TIES.

Harris Stewart

Charlottetown, July 13, 1894—m w f

f

AUGTION . SALE

a an

‘Lot and House

IN CHARLOTTETOWN.

;

ee

| I am instrueted by the Heirs of the late

| Michael Power to ael] by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, 24th instant, at 12 o’clock, noon.<--

The Lotand Dwelling House formerly | owned and-ovcupied by him, bounded as | fullows:—Commencing on the south side | of Sidney Street, at the north-west. corner

of A. Brace’s land, running. thence south- | wardly at riglit angles to Sidney Street, 85 feet ;- thence At rightngles-wesewardly 36 | feet ‘thence at right angles northwardly 205 feat; thente at right anglés eastwardly | Thiet: rhence at right angles north ward- | ly feetito Sydney Street ; thence east- wardly slong: the.sonth. side’ of Sidney | Street 254 feet to,the -place of commencer | ment. Terms at sale, | For further particulars apply, to A. B. } Warburton, Suhicitor, Cameron, Block. E. H. NORTON, jy l6G—dy il dte Auctioneer,

Collegiate School for Boys, ' WINDSOR, N.S. 106th YEAR.

} } | HEAD MASTER—Mr. H. M. Bradford, M. A., !

ener TEe

Cambridge, : RESIDENT ASSISTANTS— we, G. M. Ack- Mr,

iom, B. A., Cambridge; Lawrence

Gent, B. A., Oxtord, ‘ with a large stalf of visiting Professors,

i | 4 \: + S¢hoo! ses a well pped @ym- | ssaplcan with Tostructor ni nee

> Deity;

) also | ose oo, er ot ees | erteket fleld, skati n 1 eee at The, “Hat tedt by 3

heated with hot water. a

Junior Boys receive every care from the Lady Matron

Pupils are prepared for bosiness life or for any pubii¢ examiuations.

Septem be Sth. - "| :

Gent for 1894-5, with full particulars,

can be obtained irom the Head Master. @» jalyl7—6w cod -

te ; . Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine, Prepared strictly aeeerding to the British Pharmacopeia. Quinine in this agreeable form is quicker in action and more reliable than when taken in Capsules, Powders or Pills Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- clans upon eee card. .

M GHEE BROS, & CO., fehw—law 3m Montrea’ C°'TY CANVASSER of good address to

handle our agency. Permanent position for

Im eod—juneid

Michaelmas. Term, vegins THURSDAY}

= a : —y

—— AT-—

Our stock of Readymade Clothing is now complete, and we are prepared to decorate and brighten up the en OUter man cheaper than it can be done anywhere in the city. wee, are rez-] Worsted Suits for Men \

Commander Spain, of the Acadia, and |

leather ;

y. Come and see our $3 Serge Suits and $5 Examine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits, good heavy goods; will wear like nothing imported can compete with them. We handle everything in the Clothing line.

All Sizes, Very Cheap,

Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported rf trade, because we carry the largest stock of the y. df you aren need of Cloth you will do well to call on us, a {ull line of Imported Cloths, includine’ Worsteds, Serges unported direet from. the mills, -besides our own manufactured Tweeds,

We have a large stock of HATS on hand which we are selling at a very ‘ A new line of GENTS’ have removed to J. D, MeLeod’s Corner, and we are not connected with any other store is the only place we do business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for

We carry

and a large line of Canadian Tweeds

‘

small advanee on cost. Come UUNISHINGS just in.

D. A. BRUCE'S.

Charlottetown, Jnly 20, 1894—1m w f

FRSBVOSSVSESVVSSOSSEVSSSSVSISOtOVt

: :

OUR

JULY

ACCOUNTS

ARE OUT.

We take this. oppor-

tunity of respectfully .re-

questing your attention

to the same.

MOORE & McLEOD.

julyl6—m w f

SBSEVSSVSSVSESSISVssSsessssestes

«ea

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Charlottetown, July 11, 8194—dy

-2 5% “a 7 eo ‘ ‘ hai eo . Kf ae aa’) ae hye

J. B.

THE SUMMER GIRL

hereabouts,

shoes.

as sensible as she is lovely, Oxford Ties of ours are just too cool to be without, and without them would look as dismal as a watering place without the summer girl ; and certainly nothing in foot- . wear ever delighted any summer girl J so much as our Ties, that have been voted the handsomest in town. turally the young ladies of Charlotte- a flutter over our shoe triumph, and even though Miss Smith looked long, she could never look ) prettier from a shoe point of view than E she would wearing a pair of our in- imitable Oxfords sold at 60 cents and We also have DONGOLA COM- old ladies. lady should have a pair to enjoy real

town are

FORTS for

s 4 : \ 4 jf — _v. co av & “4 we u cam tfiny wae t oy 3 a 5 4, eT ‘ mM RICH C7 ‘? Roa uw | d ti - ~ . ee A, =~ comfort.

comes

to us for her

This fact proves her to be

in

Those

& summer girl

Na-

Every old

Always come to us if in search of something good and cheap.

MACDONALD & CO.

KNOCKED OUT

. In the First Round ! |

ee : Harr s’ Potato Bug Sprayer is Just | «>» y: the Tring to do it. |

‘PARMERS !—Don’t forget that I have |

: ite’ @F which you can save your potato crops from the ravages of the unwelcome |

_* fm rs Also. a large assortment of Tinware, Steve Pipe, Elbows, ete., constantly on _ : Don’t forget the place. Be sure and | |

eal] at HARRIS’ TINSTORE,

jyl6é—ey Upper Queen Street. |

WANTED—A Boy w attend a borse and ' make himself useful about a bouse. Apply at this office. jane27 tf

ood man.— KROWN BROTHERS COMPANY, | Rerveta, On

4

a large number of Exterminators, by the |-

——

Dass & GUESS

BY STEAMER FROM LONDON:

Bass Ale, Pts. and Ots.,

Botticr:—Cameron & Saunders, London.

Guinness Stout, Pts, and Qts.

This brand takes high place in England: Also, Bulldog Brand Bass, Pts & Qts, by R. Porter & Co., Liverpool. WHOLESALE AT LOWEST PRICES.

J. & T. MORRIS.

July 6—6i tu fri

|

| }

, FANCY GOODS STORE

{ ‘

NEW

STORE.

—

T have opened a new JEWELRY and

QUEEN

on

STREET, opposite J. D. McLeod & Co’s. If you want your Watch or Clock te: go

—I don’t mean to go when you go, but to} 4. rood time—come to JOSEPH

go aud kée

GOODSTEIN and have them repaired.

Open daily from 7 a. m. till 9.30 p. m.

julyl2

THE

GITY” bound. work.

may30

MAGIC CITY.

| Have your copies of “THE MAGIC

Lowest price and good

J. D. TAYLOR, Bookbinder, Queen St.

NIVELTIES IN JEWELRY

INVITE INSPECTION.

Handsome Erbossed Belts and Buckles, new Hair Pins and Combs in Sterling Silver ; very pretty Pins and Brooch- es; elegant Diamond Rings from $10 upwards; other Set Rings from $1.50 up.

E.W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK. a.

SS. “ELLIOT.”

DATES OF SAILING, FROM BOSTON—5Sth, 15th and 25th of

each month. FROM CHARLOTTETOWN —10th, 20th and 30th of each month,

When any of these dates fall on Sunday, the sailing will take place on the pre- ceding Saturday, Cargo taken to and from Island Railway free of cartage. Through bills of lading from all stations on Island Raiiway to principal cities in United States and Europe.

R. MeMILLAN, Boston Agents: Charlottetown. Alfred Winsor & Son, ?) ex fri tu; pat sat 89 State Street. § wed; gu mon th; June 29, 1894, and wky jour pio wat her :

Provincial Loa,

Provincia, Treasury,

Prince Edward Island, 25th June, 1894. Under authority of the Act of last Ses- sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government of Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from auy person or persons, Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such terms as may be agreed upon.

This will afford a good opportunity for the investment of large or small sums for short or long periods.

ANGUS MoMILLAN, Prov. Treasurer. june25— pat

Sannet Resor

TheSeaside Hotel

§pen for the Season on June 30th.

This beautiful watering-place has been much improved this season, 80 as to make it as enjoyable as possible.

Still-water and surf-bathing, croquet and lawn tennis, boats and fishing, beautiful shady walks and avenues. Terms very moderate, 2

Address, JOUN NEWSON & CO., june30 Charlottetown, P. KE. I.

—<

Sritpy Kh

All kinds, wholesale and retail, at WATSON’S DRUG STORE, prytt A first-class Horse and Buggy, also s Double-seated Pheton. Enquire at G. G. JURY’S Jewelry Store, north side Queen

Square, opposite Post Office, Charlotte- town. Zaw (w f) 3m—may25

Wants, Lost, Found, &¢

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

WANTED--A good general servant who understands plain cooking. No washing. A servant man kept. Good wages to the right Piet Apply to Mrs. Unsworth.

ulyl7

LOST—A lady's silver watch, between Hot-l Davies and the Kirk. Finder will be reward- ed on leaving it at this office. jy?

LOST--Y esterday, 15th instant, a small gold ear-ring with diamond setting. Leave at Haszard & Moore's and get reward. jylé

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—An upright Piano in good repair to sell or rent by the ae 1. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

uly

PLEASANT POINT—A few Boarders can be accommodated at Pleasant Point, North River—one of the mest beautiful spots on the isiand, on application to Mgrs, FLEIGER.

juiy6

PICNIC BOILERS wo rent at H. D. Wap- MAWN’S, Upper Queen Street. tf—junez)

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL ES TaTE.—! want to purchase a few acres of land neartown. Any riy heving a smal! lot of land with buildings, within three or four miles of Charlottetown, for sale, can fina a@ cash customer by addressing with descrip- tion J.T. W., P. GO. Box 554. 2w—jyl

FOUND-~-A purse containi @ small sum of money. Apply at Sampaneen & Co's. junel:

FOUNTP—A sum of money. have same by wep | at Canter’s Bi Bookste fave and paying for this june i

WANTED.—An honest, active gentleman to travel, with expenses id, representl established house. Salary oS MONTHLY with increase, and position permanent if suited. Enclose reference.—Tuk Dominion Com- PANY, 317 Omahz« Building, Chicago.

julyl4—law (sat) tf

TO RENT. +~Watermere the residence of Go vernor Hewlan with 3 acres of attach- also Parkview Cottage with one acre.

Apply to A, McNEILL, 52% tf guar pat.

LOST.--A walking stick with tin ferule below. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. @ paiy 3

WANTED—Janitor for West Kent Street

Schocl, Apply to E. STEWARY, Board School 7 eod tf—julyl2

WANTED—A boy to learn the watehmak- ing and jewelry Ceolaeen at G. G. SURY’s, w-—july9

WANTED—<a servant for general house- work. Apply to Mrs. BE. Dayy, Richmond treet. jJalyi

WANTED—At the Acadia Hotel, « good Laundress. Apply at the Fish Market. july4