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A VERY SAD DROWNING acempENT, |

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Death in the Family of Mr, McLean, M.P

Beer Bros.

ANTLE ——— July 2Sth, in port | Winnie McLean aged about 12 fears | . i iret: King. Fisher; { daughter of John McLean, Esq., M. P. of | om eto Magdalen Islands Souris, fe 1 over the bridge across the i. Hillsboro River at Mount Stewart and was baal Phe Rew. William Ham | drowned. Miss McLean had been visiting | ‘ 1a kindly consented to deliver her aunt, Mra. Edward Jay, of that place. | oe Jiecram. under the auspices She had been there about three weeks, | et, Subject: “ The | About ten o’clock this morning, the Date, August 13th sirl, accompanied by her cousin, It is announced letter to her mother In Souris, ; sit of the Governor-| S8ying she was going home _ to- ; « of the Summerside | morrow (Tuesday.) ecided to postpone | and started to retarn to her aunt's. They | which were to be| both stopped on the bridge and Jeane: | Sa wv, Lith of Angust. They | Over the railing . race later on : | ed too far over the railing, or, perhaps, = ewhat erratic brick | fell over into the river. There was noburdy | : Anglo-American | rap Company's office, corner of | Water Screets, has been re-}] Mr. Jamee Gorman, a blacksmith, ared bv a plank structure 7 ; of the little Miss Sterns. He jumped into the | Poe a | riverand tried to save the child. He cangh 1 ' Lixoiey Cowpaxy open at the | hold of her, but the — s Honse this evening, presenting the | Strong, and he had to give up. Mias Mc medy “Mvrtle Ferns.” The Lean sank and he returned to the shore f elias : by this Company are well | Boats were procured and a number of men enol ef bw the press, and there will| Went to grapple for 1 full house to-night | found about 11 o’clock, and wiil be taken | —- ; to the home of her futher in Souris this | Score Act Coxvierrons.—At Alberton | #fternoon. Mr, and Mrs McLean have the | Saturday, George Macdonald, of Lot 10,| *¥mpathy of the community in the hour | waa convicted of two violations of the f their bereavement and sorrow. | s ’ It was the liquor of thix man i ee <- — Macdonald that was destroyed by Fathe: PERSONAL. | Barke Phe absurdly weak policy of the ; nanan Sta od Government in respect to Scott Act en- Mr. Harrison Carvel) returned to his |

i sent is freely denounced by pe: yple of | home on Saturday.

| narties and creeds |} Mr. W. C. Harris, architect, returned | aici from Amherst on Saturday.

Leaeve or Tne Cross Piewte—-The} Lieutenant-Colonel Moore returned from

League of the Cross picnic at Red Point | Montreal on Saturday evening.

on Wednesday next, Aug. Ist, promises to | Mrs. Huntley, of Moncton, is visiting |

«urpess all] the former picnics. There wil! | her old home in Charlottetowr.

be a splendid programme of games an] Mr. C. D. Rankin, who has been visiting e« for the boys. There will be lots of | the neighboring

nusk by the band, and with the violin

Provinces, arrived home on Saturday night.

for dancing. The tea tables will be of the | Mr. Robert Harris, P. R.C. A., arrived ext Reiurn tickets 15 cents; chil- | last night by the Bonavista, and will re- , 16 centa. Come one and all. | main for a few weeks visiting his parents _— | and friends in this city. 4 Sap Case.—The death occurred it Mr. H. A. McD mald, « native of P. E. |

enburbs of Springhill, of Mr. MeCar- | [sland, was one of the principal prize win- iy, & veteran school teacher, under pecu- | ners at the annual picnic of the Caledon. riy sad cir The old man | ian Maritime Provincial Club held at Bos- had been served with a subpoena to apr | ton recently. tr a* a witness in a suit against his eon. There were registered at the Hotel | He remarked to comeone that it won!d | Davies this forenoon : Jas Reid, Toronto; | give evidence against his own. | John R Sayler, Cincinnati; Henry E Hart, Going home from the Orange lodge a} Three Rivers, P Q; May Kelley, Detroit, rt time after receiving the paper, he Mich; A W Hayden, Montreal; Peter Me- | lown in a chair und expired. } Nutt, Malpeque; Harry Lindley, wife and- —_— | two children. } fue Wearwer.—Yesterday was “the| At the Queen Hotel there are registered: | test of the season,” to use the language | E. A. Ladd, Chazy, N. Y.; J. H. Wood, St. | The thermometer of the Met-) John; A. H. Ellis, Ingersoll; A. J. Miller, the | M. D., Brattleboro, Vt; Rev. J. H. Bab- | other thermometers pass- | bitt, do; J. A. Loudon, Muntreal; W. H. ed the 90 mark. In the sun we hear of | Schrieber and Mre. Walker, Springfield; | rmometer which registered 124,| T. Harrie, London, Eng; D. H. Hogg and thers contented themselves with | wife, Montreal. : marking between 107 and 112. To-day the Mr. A. W. Hayden, representing the er ig not quite so warm, 84 in the | Canada Paper Company, Montreal, ar- sha eing the top notch reached | tived inthe city from Summerside this | forenoon. He is registered at the Hotel | is Two.—Captain Pre, | Davies. Mrs Margrate Shepherd, one of the or-

imstances

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ne UaY. roiogical Office registered 87 in

shade, and some

——_

Cera Waatt teamer Halifax; which «arrived at

~ tne : } . this port yesterday from Halifax, report« | £auizers and the honorary supreme presi- ruoning into a school of half a duzen | dent ofthe Loyal Protestant Women of |

Canada, which is regarded as a branch of the P. P. A., has been excluded from the order and her office has been “dispensed with.’ The history of Mre. Sheperd was | interesting, but it did not reflect lustre on the Loyal Protestant Women.

Rev. Father Smith, of Worcester, Mase., | preached his first sermon in St. Dunstan’s | | Cathedral vesterday at High Mass. Father Smith was ordained in May last. He studied for three years in Paris, and com- pleted his studies in Rome, where he was ordained. He arrived here about three weekw ago, and will leave in a few days for Springfield, Mass., where he wiil enter on bist ministerial duties. He is the guest | ¢? Mr. A. J. Murphy while in this city.

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whales Sanday night, and cutting one cf the athans of the deep in twain. These monsters are reported more plentiful than usua! along the Nova Scotia coast this sea- sun, and travellers by the Halifax boat are quite often affurded the opportunity of watching the them for hours.—Boston

Hereld

cnuiiilponicialy Curtstiay Expeavovur.—Last evening Rev. Nei! McLeod, of Evansville, Indiana, organized a society of Young People’s Curistian Endeavor in conjunction with the Christian church of this city. The otticers appointed for the ensuing term are aa f0lliOws : President—Mr. F. Beales. Viece-do—Miss G. Bovver. secretary and Treasurer—Mr. B. Har rie Corresponding

Kennedy.

wa” o ‘| On 16th July, at Lower Selmah, Hants Sac —Miss M.| County, Marienne Taunton, daughter of aye an | A.M. and Sarah Anthony, aged 18 ~— months.

Bost Race.—The second race for lol-| At the residence of Angus S. Nicholson,

eto: «ail boats is in progress. There were | E-q., Valleyfield, July 26th, after a short six start The course Is the Came OP te | illness, Catherine Nicholson, in the 80th the former race The race is practically | year of her age.

pone 9 eat Be eg A Vay} At Pownal, July 30th, Sarah Brehant, we bpd ro nde Sate teeta ', **" | beloved wife of James E. Sentner, aged 77 half-past twothese three boats passed Pow- | Denn. : val Wharf on the first round in the follow- |

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Dol; hin ‘ eeee. 6 6® ot RO Ceenoee < 236 | acc |

From Moxrreat.—The steamer Bona-

on your vacation without

a bottle of JOHNSON’S

vista arrived from Montreal Jast night | a abomt ten o'clock, bringing a | CREAM OF ROSES, i and the following pasengers: Sir. | .

nnd Mrs, J. Whitham, G. W. Reid, Mre. White’s Tooth Powder,

Peid. Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. E. O’Connor,Miss | O'Connor, Mra. Charehill, Miss L. Dowd, Mra. Hiscock, Miss C. Green, Miss Lamb, Mre. Mercer, Misa Ridley, Miss Lumsden, Mrs. Lumsden, Dr. G. M. Greeland, Mr-. | (ireeland, Miss Lyman, Mr. Wallace, Mr-. | Wallace, W. Williams, Mr. Lambe, K.

Fe ee Glen L. Perotean,| JOhnson & Johnson,

Mre. Langlow, Miss Langlow, Mr. 0. | Mathesor, John M. Gillis, Master Scott, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Two Stores—One Price.

Mise Revet, A. Kingman, Master King- july30

man, A. Bray, John Hope, Mrs. Gower, AS OTHERS SEE US.

and nineteen eteerage. She saile this |

Paste and Soap, and at least one box of EVERY- BODY’S PILLS.

afternéon with a cargo made up of cattle,

oats, leather, etc sedi Tus Ririe.—The 82nd Battalion fired the closing match of the League series on

“ Visitors to Charlottetown should make Saturday. and the seores were very good.

| F i all he farnit ware- ‘ i a& point to © at the arniture They are 9 follows : | rooms of Messrs. Mark Wright & Co., and } | i

Pts.| see the magnificent dixplay of furnitare

C Hooper coors secacoeeeoes ..-92) they are making. Their establishment is Lieat Prowse csc ceeeceecesse 90) eplendidly adapted for dieplaying furni- Capt Hooper --9°| ture to good aideutiian: the show rooms Staif'S Allan.......-. cenecees --90| being large, bright and handsome, and Pte Gaye con ot pre cee eb ereng ts 55 they have a beautiful assortment of par- Capt Crockett eve -88 | Jor, drawing room, diming room, hall and Li McDonald .-37T | bedroom furniture of the finest quality and I uney ---87 | finish, which cannot fail to please all who Capt Stewart..--<-ccceeere + cereseeeecerevcens 85 see it, while their prices are low in every Se Crockett 73 | department. They have many special ~— | lines which muat be appreciated by those Fotal sasocesesesesssdonseedberous 875 who like the finest of fine goods. Messrs. The badze was was won by StaffSergt. | Wright & Co’e. factory is a very extensive Allan with a score of 366, making the fine | one, employing about forty people con- ayeraze of 91} points | stantly. It is completely equipped with -_-— | the latest and most improved machinery, It is important to keep the liver and giving them facilities for doing all as Hood’s Sarsa- | of work im their line.”"—S side Journal.

kidnevs ing od coridition.

remedy for invigorating

Be ‘MARK WRIGHT & 00., LTD.,

in furtherance of mutual ta terest«. we ask for thoughtfn! Who Sell at Selling Prices. cousideration of our accounts sent out June 30th — Stanley | Stro6,. Browa’s Block.

‘There is no better made.”

At the Chicago World's Fair the, Corticello Silk Co. took “THREE HIGHEST AWARD3” . fur the Excellence and Purity of their Goods. _ Jesege. it We handle Wholesale and Retail the Corti- bAsa at cello Spool Silk, Spool Twist, Quill Embroidery tilk. Roman Floss, Rope Silk, Wash Silk and Knitting Silk, and recommend them to our eustomers in preference

to un} others. BEER BROS.

lie Wearnen.—Southerly to westerly winds; generally fair; sone loca’ thunder

parca i the

these organs z

july30

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SYOTOD HSV WS GALSIML

THE DAILY EXAMINER.

an ‘“K > ae rims » } 410 a , . oO Our stock of Ready made Clothing-is now complete, and we are prepared to decorate and brighten up the aper than it.can be done anywhere in the city.

: le Outer man che fe i, Sterns, went to the post office t rt! Worsted Suits for Men.

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the body. It weslin the city.

VW ool

rank,

e have

current was 17 i and see

k=> GROCERIES.

Has placed us in and popular in every home.

Wholesale and

our

, cash or trade,

war sitting on it, aul losing her balance,| host and cheapest eoods in the city, ee goune nie was with ber, eel @ full line of Imported Cloths, includin

rat Straw Hats before buying,

wre ' c ee 5 Brateares News of another very sad drowning a - coe yee | cident comes from Moupt Stewart. Miss Ww a" ;

We are the centre

and sell goods

JULY TRADE |

PROWSE BROS.

= OFF Eh

SPECIAL INDUCEHENTS

lacie sistem

Cash Buyers During July | | You can’t find anyone who is | sorry for trading at Prowse ‘

Bros, .

CARPETS,

CLOTHING, HATS, COPTONS, FURNISHINGS,

in endless variety.

PROWSE

The Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, July 4, 1894.

IS OUR

A SATISFIED CUSTOMER

BEST ADVERTISEMENT !

ES ES SS

Reliable Small Profits, Fair and Honest |

BROS.,

‘ Goods, Low Prices, | |

Treatment to Everybody.

the our

fron made

tetail Groeers,

{

Store

SANDERSON & G0.,

Charlottetown, July 13, 1394—m w f

‘=e TRY US! |

Newson Block, Victoria Row.

vblige.

Parties

please call

—_—

OUR JULY ACCOUNTS

ARE NOW OUT.

owing us will

and -settle and

—

Harris SLEWat|

Ch’town, July 24, 1894—Jy

stor

not much ehange in temperature,

mayl7

TO LET.

The Store and Offices situated on Water Street, formerly occupied by F. T. New bery, Heq., and now by M. Trainor, Esq. Possession given lst July next. Apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

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‘low enough for all to make | catches. ibe tabled, and. present an ‘a. gregation of novelties in

,

‘among housekeepers in Char-'

A Silver Pitcher

is always a brilliant delivery. Everybody is eager to catch it, and just now our prices are

These are prizes to

white metal calculated to awaken thoughts of purchase

lottetown. Our Table Silver is indeed beautiful, and well worth inspecting.

E.W. TAYLOR,

CAMERO\ BLOCK.

july26 Notice to Painters.

Tenders will be received until SATUR- DAY, 4th August, from persons willing to paint Spire and other exterior “wood- work of the Catholic Church, Vernon River. . 24

Arso-—Separate Tenders until same date for the repairs of Brickwork aud pointing on the same Church. _ ; =.

All Seattolding furnished and erected-by

Committee.

EDWARD G RANT, Chairman of Committee. is 27—ead

Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine,:

Prepared strictly according to the British Pharmacope@ia. Quinine in this agreeable form is quicker in action and more reliable than when taken in Capsules, Powders or Pills Dose—Half a winegiassful. For sale by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- cians upon receipt of card. MEAGHER BROS. & CO.,

line

of the Clothing

;

Charlottetown, Jul

ss

se i *

Come and see our $3 Serge Suits and $5 | Examine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits, good heavy goods; will wear like gee wir |leather ; nothing imported can compete with them. : an | We handle everything in the Clothing ir is soppered she le tand home-made goods,

Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported trade, because we carry the largest stock of the If you are in need of Cloth you will do well to call on us, ¢ Worsteds, Serges and Pantings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds Fictilia or] wos cateaenad to the hotige betes! unported direct from the mills, besides our own manufactured Tweeds. large stock of HATS on hand..which we are selling at a very smail advance on cost. Come A new line of GENTS’ FURNISI Remember, we have removed to J. D, MeLeod’s Corner, and we are not connected with any other store This is the only place we do business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for cheaper*for cash than anywhere else in the eity.

Don't Forget That Bill

YyY OU OWE

D.A.BRUCE

sipped

Call and Settle it This Week.

y 27, 1894—m w f

ao rae

MONDAY,

A. B | 166 T7ALF BARRELS,

We carry

IINGS just in.

THIS BEING THE PRESERVING SEASON,

Anyone requiring PRESERVING BOTTLES can _ procure Piat, Quart or Half Gallon sizes at very low prices from

S. iB. ENMAN & CO,

Charloutetown, July 26, 1891—mon wed iri

In J. D. McLeod’s Corner = Building, Qeen Street.

eT x «i : Ue = ant 2 7 gi eee ¥ ene “= a — & = le en _ } Oo ; ‘ = ae 1 ost Hed a a sue” YY fh y Wi A cA mate TS tal : . ate / rr ee A / . j

o®

Charlottetown, July 11, 8194—dy

We'll Allow No Oce to Tres: # pass on eur Toilet Business ! |

We have a pleasant, smooth Rubber un | breakable Comb at 10 cents, Call and see them.

Or stéck of Brushes,-Perfumes, ete., is complete.

| REDDIN BROS. | i |

June25—eod Opp. Post Office. _

MORTGAGE SALE.

Valuable Land Fronting on. Prince and Water streets, Charlottetown. |

To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court | Hause in Chariottetown, in Queen’s County, in Prince Edward Island, on SATURDAY, the, twenty-fifth day{ of August next, A D 184, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon :—

All that tract, piece and parcel of land, situ- ate, lying and being in Charlottetown afore- said, bounded and described as follows, that is to say :—Commencing atthe angle of Prince | and Water Streets, on the north side of Water | Street and on the east side of Prince Street, | and running along Prince Street northwardly i one hundred and twenty feet; thence east ward- | ly eighty-four feet to Town Lot Number Twen- | ty-two in the First Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown aforesaid; thence southwardly | along the division line of Town Lots Numbers Twenty-one and Twenty-two one hundred and twenty teet to Water Sureet aforesaid; thence slong the north side of Water Street eighty- tour feet te the place of commencement, and is part of Town Lot Number Twenty-one in the First Hundred of Town Lots in Charlotte- PROwn, together-with all buildings, fixtures, Tights, easements, advantages and appurten- b@nuces whatsoever to the said premises belong- ifig or in anywise appertaining.

The above piece of lani will be sold either together or in parcels to suit purchasers at time of sale.

The above sale is made pursuant to a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the nineteenth day of November, A D Js85, nade between John Ball ar Jen Sarah Ball (his wile) of the one

art, and the undersigned, Eustace Heath Revilend of the other part. }

For further particulars as to title, terms of | sale and otherwise, apply at the office of Wil- liam S. Stewart; Solicitor, Newson s Block, Charlottetown.

Dated Unis twenty-first day of July, A D 1594. |

EUSTACE HEATH HAVILAND,

febw—dé w 3m Montreal.

“FIN. x a

t.

juwly23—5i law (mon Mortgagee.

om

(aep Of he Grass LOOK OUT FOR PICTURES!

on Friday and Saturday at the

BAZ

For WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES and PICTURE FRAMING we lead.

BAZAAR COMPANY,

june7— tu thu sat

town.

Morning trains run by local time to Ceme- | yp

tery as follows:—At 7 WW and 10.39, Atwru

and 4 o’cleck, returnivg 7 <a ae 7.20. Fare to go and return, 15 cents. | om : Faneral Trains may ‘be had whenever ree | YCar, 18 a bottle of quired, and interments may be made by regu-

lar trains at pagsenger rates. Prices of Plots | OoTT’sS are as follows: “ } DR. ABS Family Plots, 2¢xié feet, sold at recuced i

rate of...... iiaddn avis laws obs se phtees 60a $2 OH | Plots half above size, in good localities. 12 50 | i) Big ie GIS, « 60s0ccn 0. esas coserresesreee SOO] :

The Cemetery is sustained by subseriptions | which should ; be at from pict hatdere of not less than : ” pay. hand for immediate use able Ist June in each year, and all pilots of | : wage subseribers are kept in order during the | in every house in case season. ee fat of a sudden attack of

Subscriptions may be pai any of the : oak Directors, or to the undersigned, and orders | yearn ae P i nt, for any extra work to be done by the K i0lera Morbus,

F must be left ut the office of the Clerk of the

County Court.

Secretary Sherwood Cemetery, |

junel§—2m (mon sat)

ir VE AA FORTS for old ladies.

MACDONALD & CO.

Sherwood Cemeter

Situate at Junction of Royalty and Brack than an | ley Point Roads, three miles from Charlotte- | D ENT P O r. | C Y | Ae 4

THE SUMMER GIRL

hereabouts, comes to us for her shoes. This fact proves her to be as sensible as she is lovely. Those Oxford Ties of ours are just too cool to be without, and a summer girl without them would look as dismal as a watering place without the summer girl ; and certainly nothing in foot- —»; wear ever delighted any summer gir] so much as our Ties, that have been voted the handsomest in town. Na- turally the young ladies of Charlotte- town are in a flutter over vur shoe triumph, and even though Miss Smith looked long, she could never look prettier from a shoe point of view than she would wearing a pair of our in- imitable Oxfords sold at 60 cents and up. We also have DONGOLA COM- Every old lady should have a pair to enjoy real comfort. Always come to us if in search of something good and cheap.

BARGAINS

———IN

AAR STORE.

A. FULTON, MANAGER (Telephone 50).

.| A BETTER “INVESTMENT ACCI-

$1,000, at of the

and 7.30, returning at ovu trans leave at 340 this season

To be had of all deal- Se ers in medicine at 25 HENRY SMITH, | cents per bottle.

July 10—4i

JULY 30, 1894.

nt a me ae

New Herring. 40 BARRELS, to be followed by other lots every few days,

CARVELL BROS.

july25—wed fri

PE. Island Railway,

Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 18%) the trains of this Railway will rua daily (Sundays

exce ) as follows :-— Trains Outward. Trains Inward. Read down Read up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 240 600...... Charlottetown.......63 944 301 614.....Royalty Junction..... 608 810 330 645. ....North Wiltshire......534 830 40 OB..0800 Hunter River....... 524 815 40 73...... -Bradalbane ---- 50% 7% Eo ee 455 730 DOB Fy ones cucn EMS 4 eon sss 46 710 Oe Fair wtec csi Kensington ........429 64 OG? . BID ciccee Ar Ly.......€¢ 46 61§ PM Summerside AM 14# 83905.......LW Se: 840 110 202 845.. .--Miscouche......... 325 1044 2B 96.. .. Wellington .. 307 WiT7 317 935.. —. | oo 237 93 €@ WB... 2.222 PLA once 4 «63809 ae Pe oteuests~ Bloomfieid......... 130 744 eit See DIPOTORR. Sscct's nts 1065 70 OOP SE opcinss egy teecienses 1225 600 PM AM PM AM AM PM MPM 6 300...... Charlottetown. ...... 9 685 650 315.....Royalty Junction..... 906 616 FOP BOP chcces san Bedford.........840 44 605 4065)....... Ar Lv.......€ 815 405 > Mount Stewa t 820 410§.......Ly BP i.e css 816 355 3 ek SRR BITE. adevdncde 742 315 Seen -St Peter's -72 £¢@ 1014 538. — i... eee 645 188 See GIN somciecs e+ ws ceeccs 615 11 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM 82 410.......Mount Stewart......810 346 938 508.........-Cardigan.......,..717 287 1000 SDD ....00. Georgetown........70 215 AM PM AM PM PM AM Oy tila soehepnbihsdes Eineiald...... o digedboal 7 OO Ecedectsdas Cape Traverse............. 6% PM AM

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways, Moncton, N. B. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

The New Brunswick Royal Art Union,

Limited, OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000

Incorporated to Promote Art.

This Company will distribute among ts subscribers, on the

$ist Day of July, 1894, 3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value $65,115. Every subscriber has an equa! chance.

The Grand Prize is a Group of Works of Art valued at $18,750. Subscription Tickets for sale at the New Brunswick Royal Art Union Gallery in St. John, N. B. Price $1 each. In addition to the monthly chance of winning a valuable prize, the holder of 12 consecutive menthly subscription tickets will receive an original Work of Art, by euch artists as Thos. Moraa, N.A.; Wm. H. Shelton, and others.

Send money for subscriptions by regis- tered letter, money order, bank cheque or draft to

THE NEW BRUNSViCK ROYAL A&T UNION, Ltd., St. John, N. B.

Circulars and full informetion mailed free. Agents wanted everywhere.

July 6.

Delivery Express.

Trunks, Baggage, ete., conveved to and from all trains, steamboats, ete., at short notice. Please leave your orders at ©. J. Patton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen Square.

A. MeQUAID.

july26—3m eod LOs'k . 2 Last evening, between our Furniture Warerooms and Pleasant Streets, a large P. E. I, Railway Shipping Book. The

finder will be rewarded by leaving it at our ottice.

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

julv26—3i

‘

Skit ity

All kinds, wholesale and retail, at

WATSON’S DRUG STORE.

julyl7

Wants, Lost, Found, &&

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

WANTED.—One good ceok, one general servant, one girl to take care of children. Apply at this office. july30

FOR SALE.--An extension dining tapie with mahogany legs and sides. Apply at this office. tf- jyso

TO LET—The two Stores on Queen Street lately occupied 4 the subscribers will be let separately or en bloc asdesired. Rent moder- ate. Apply to J. B. MACDONALD & Co., Mar- ket Square. ti—jy

FOR SALE.—The house on the corper of Great George and Euston Streets, now occu- ied by Mr, Wonfiacott. Apply to Mrs. WM. 4ARTER, Richmond Street. lw pd—jy25 — a ae ~ —-- - _——>

LOST.—On Monday, 23rd instant, in the Cha:lottetown Post Office or somewhere around Quéen Square, a silver watch chai The finder will be rewarded on leaving sam! at THE EXAMINER office, —jy.'4

FOUND—A walking cane. Ownercan have same by groves property and paying for this ad. Apply to Mas. HERON, Dorchester Street West. oe july2s

LOST— A lady’s silver watch, between Hotel Davies and the Kirk. Finder will be reward- ed on leaving it at this office. jyl?

FOR SALE OR TO REN r.—An right Piano in good repair to sell or rent by fhe = Il. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

uly

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

jalyé PICNIC BOILERS to rent at H. D. Wap- MAN’S, Upper Queen Street. ul—june2

FOUND-~-A purse containing a small sum " — Apply at SANDERSON & Uo’s. une

% FO

A sum of money. Owner can

UND— “4 have same by ae at Carter's Bookstore

and paying for this june i

TO RENT. —Watermere the residence of Go vernor Howlan with 3 acres of grov id attach- ‘ also Parkview Cottage with one acre. Apply to A. MCNEILL. J% tf guar pat.

WANTED—a servant for general house work. Apply to Mrs. E. Davy, >:ichmond treet. jaly5 uw

WANTED—At the Acadia Hotel, a Laundress. Apply at the Fish Market. finys

WANTED—A good general servant who understands plain cooking. No washing. A servant man kept. (Good wages to the right os. Apply to Mrs. UNSWORTH.

jJalyl7