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“pocal and Other Items.

: [eMPERANCE. Remeinber the

ia ° wie Oy ofolook. event - oRSsS SHIPPED Mr. George Clow, — \iitehire, shipped thirteen horses i smerside last Friday morning. from suit a is CLOSED. Phe public and private ac tobe , : y . } . . ah ols = of the prevalence of diptheria. pecout = ve Agtrakan Jackets, the largest stock ag have ever shown HARRIS x : am London House oct 23 5i Te ’

TY CourT i he County Court cf —N 7

a ypens ip tl iwetty, to-morrow, Qu eo § sith ope

County, ¢ hundred ca: tris! . Cusar Trir.—A specis! train will leave sarlottetown for Suramerside, on Thursday ( pare pext, at 5 o'clock, returning eashe The return fare is only $1.

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pormiag evemag.

yysit FoR HavaNa.—An “i xchange states

ince the McKinley tariff bill came into

ae 200 worth of tish has been shipped gby to the Havana market.

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Ladies Pur Collars in- Beaver, Persian tab, Astrakan, Alaska Fox, French Seal, ” with Muff and Beas to match.—HakkIs ¢ r, London House oct 23 Si

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CyrepostaN CLUB OF P. EK. Istanp,—The apnual meeting for the election of officers of his national club, will take place at the club yoms to-morrow, Tuesday evening, at 8

yelock

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yaraimontaL.—The many friends in this city of Mr. Frank J. Kennedy, agent of the Rank of Nova Scotia, Annapolis, will we teel wore, unite with Tue EXAMINER in congratu- isting him upen the interesting event recorded gige# Here.

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Pouce Cockt.—This morning three drunks were disposed of for fices of $2 or 8 days each, sod oce drunk, a woman, was discharged. Acase of malicious injuries to property wae dismissed.

for rus West Inpies.—The schooner Ida, Capt. Fraser, sailed from Summerside on Sat- grisy for the West Indies. “he carried a cargo of oate, with a deckload of sheep, ship- ped by Mr. A. M. W right.

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Use Bensdorps Royal Dutch Cocoa, ‘Lhe best Cocoa made. Mere economical and sholesome than tea, makes a delicious drink sodis easily prepared, Sold in 3 and 4lb tius at Geo. Carter & Co's, Market Square.

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Ping aT SoURIS.—We regret to learn that the barn Gf Mr. John McLean, M. P. P., Soorie, waa destroyed by fire one even'ng last week. The cause of the fire is not known. There was no insurance. The dwelling house wes saved with difficulty.

Hx Tnanxep Him!—An exchange says that wae days ago Mr. George T. Mullen picked wpa pocketbook at Hebron, N_ S., containing papers representing about thirteen thousand lollars. Ona receiving it the owner thanked Mr. Mullen very gentieman'y.

Frou Bostox.—The steamer Carrol!. Capt. Bown, arrived from Boston at eigh: o'clock this morning, with a general cargo and the fullowing passengers:—Mrs. Worth, Miss Flerrie Cairns, Miss Fannie Perkins, Miss Mary Higgins, Mr. P. Macdonald and Mr A. Clinton.

SE ii eases

Bowurse ALLEY.—Mr. John Joy, as will

be seen by advertisement elsewhere, has fitted up sbewling alley and shooting gallery in hes warehouse, opposite the railway freight shed, which he wii open upthis evening at seven o'clock. Both alley and gallery will be open cach day and evening until further hotioe.

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Foorpate.—A testa frous the Duke of Wellingt: n's Reg ment, stati sed in Hali- fax, will play » motel wiih he Abegweits here on Tuesday, the 4th of November. It isexpected that the Abegweits will on Wednesday, the 5th of November, set out on a football tour, and will play the Wanderers in Halitax on Thanksgiving Day, and Dalhousie on the following day.

Miuirany. ~The members of Nu. 3 Co., 2nd Batt., who have not fired their annual allowance of ammunition are requested to attend .t the Rifle Ravge on Wednesday next, at Lu'clock, sharp. ‘This will be the last opportunity for this year, »8 the re- taurus must be made up and sent t» head- quarters by the end of this week —D. Sewart, Capt.

itlsiaialldiadbein

ANotner Victim. —An old man named Daniel Hughes, who leit Picton, N.S, one day last week {or his home a few miles dis- tant, was foun ne xt morning on tie Leach lead. He left the -rain at Sylvester station and Started to vak the remain ng dista ice

ome. He was under the influence of liquor 4 the time, and it is t« lieved he became un- “macious, aud, fal i “{ apon the beach, was drowned at high tide.

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iz Levt.- The <Agriculturist «nis: The ether day a number of the citizeus uf Kens- ‘agton called upon an individual of that town —who was not considered a desirable resident, ‘be bad no visible means of support, and

¥4s generally believed to be engaged in illicit .

Oo selling,—and informed him, in stern “ud unmistakeable terms, that his presence was no er desired in Kensington, and oy he had better leave the town imm ediate- ia for the town’s good, He left without de-

——_—_~>—_—— , A FEW bays aco an American, travelling in tie interest of Ferry, Seedsman, was over- tard tosay thae he could seldom or ever find celery on the country table, and he wondered that the Island ople did not use more of this ang of vemetablen He was, at the same

me, censuring his landlady for net providing _ for dinner. The American appetite for e “sty 80g the increase. If haa fecome a Wil ped? bot @ luxury, with them, and they a ave it at any cost, 25 cents vot being an — Price for one stalk. But with celery ae ®ap as Gay & Son are selling it, there is hey why it should not be on every table. tele’ \.ve Something extra this fall in the =e good that they are offering a ie bunch for 5 cents, and will guarantee

ony the same for winter storing. The = or of our late celery is ‘away ahead” of

a have yet soid this fall. (elery for taken” 30 to 40 cents per dozen. Orders

on at our Stalls, Market House, Charlotte-

shed tders from a distance securely beans and will be received in goud conditjon ~ Winter keeping. Address : J. 7. Gay & Soy, Pownal. e123 —dy 2aw (m th) wy ai

K 0. tor the Siomach.

— THE DAILY

sors. victoria Division No. 4, this |

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EXAMINER, - - -

‘YELBGRAPHIC YES,

| “PROIAL Desvatones tO Tae Kyauryer

Explosion at Lynn.

Lynn, Mass,, Oct. 26, "he Lynn Gas and Electric Co. suffered

| #sertous loss at 2 a. m. to-day, at the elec- |

tric light power station on Pleasant Street,

jtwenty feet in diameter, on the

} one hundred horse power Corliss engine | used for running the are lights for creel

lighting. Two sections of the wheel went |through the walls, tearing out two large | holes, One struck a wooden building ad- | Jomming, tearing out a section of the side frame. The other wiped out the power | Station office. No one was hurt. The

total loss is between $10,000 and $15,000.

Ottawa News. Ottawa, Oct. 26.

Five capital cases are now pending be-

fore the Minister of Justice for report as

tocommutation, viz., Birchall, of Wood-

stock, execution fixed for Nov. 14th;

Morin, of Montmagny, Nov. 2lst; Blan-

Welland, Dec. 18th; LaMontagne, of Sher- brooke, Dec. 19th.

Hon. Mr. Foster was interviewed yester- day by representatives of various steam- ship lines with reference to cold storage for special lines of Canadian freight. They are quite willing to make the needful arrange- ments, but contend that no special fillings are necessary 1: winter.

The Behring Sea Matter.

Wasuineton, Oct. 26.

The statement telegraphed from Canada upon the authority of a British member of Parliament that it had been resolved to submit the Behring Sea fisheries dispuie ‘tv arbitration, is premature so far as it may be taken to imply a complete agreement on the parts of beth governments It is learuecd that corics pondence on the subject is st:!i in pregress, but there are hopeful signs that a satis- factory settlement of the vexed question will be reached at a comparatively early date,

——__ -——_o-—> Yellew Fever. Boston, Oct. 26,

The British steamer Arisaig arrived at this port to-night from Havana in charge of the first mate. Capt. Scotland died of yellow fever last Thursday and was buried at sea on Friday. The steamer is now at quarantine. The steward is yet on board with fever. The quarantine doctor says he is recovering. Captain Scotland was 40 years of age, a native of Scvtland, and leaves a widow and five children.

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Nothing to Say!

Hawirax, Uct. 26

Hon. Robert’ J. Bond. Colonial Secretary of Newfoundland, who has been on a visit to the United States and interviewing Seerstary Blaine and Sir Julian Paunce- forte, alleging that he had been authorized by the British Government to seek a reci- procity treaty for his Colony is in the city en route Jor home. He refuses to make any statement as to the success of his mis- sions

High Tide.

Ronpovt, N. Y. Oct. 26 The Hudson River to-day showed the highest tide in forty years. Brickyards fulfered euurmvously, and millions of brick were lost.

Resuming Work.

Sypyey, N. 8. W., Oct. 26.

The Newcastle, Wallsend and other mines are resuming work, and the strike is vir- tually ended.

Weather Bulletin

Tononty, Oct. 27.—10a m. Strong winds and gales from northeast aid northwest; cloudy, cool weather, with rain,

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Knitting wools, all the best brands— Stanley Bros., Brown’s Block. 027 3i eod | Hed heart, sky, highland, beehive knit- ting wools—Stanley Bros., Brown’s Block, 027 3ieed

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WAR cED.

On the 231d Sept., at St. Peter's Church, Sherbrooke, P, Q., by the Rev.Canon Thoine- loe, Francis John Kennedy, agent Bank of Nova Scotia, Annapolie, N. %., to Sarah, yoongest daughter of the late Cha:les G. Walcot, of the Civil Service of Canada.

At the home of the bride’s mother, on the 18tb inst, by Rev. R. MacLean, Murdoch MacKinnon, Brown's Creek, to Flora, daugh- ter of late Donald MacPherson, Murray Har- bor Road. :

At Pisquid, on the 5th inst., at the resi- dence of her father, Sarah A. MacCannell, relict of the late Elisha H. Coffin.

A very successful ‘‘corner” in the statercoms of the best steamers which run between Liverpoo] and New York has been made this

ear. Early in the spring all desirable cabins the favorite steamers were bought up for every voyage during the tourist season, and enormous profits have been realized by the enterprising speculators.

i> ANCING.

«When the body is in motion the mind reposes itsel’.” —Essay on Melancholy.

RS. BURRIS again respectfally notifies M the pubiig, an particularly her former patrous and friends, that she will form Dancing Classes for their instruction and amusement the coming season, commencing 0D TUESDAY, October 28, at 8 p. m.

During this term the gre ag ed Dances will be introduced, viz., Berlin Polka, York, Running Militaire, Rye Waltz and Little Tycoon. dy 4i wky—oct25

chard, of Shelburne, Dec. 12th; Day, of |

Meeting of Grand Division, 8. of 7., at Summerside,

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SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Charlottetown é on Thursday morning next, at 8 o'clock, for | Summerside, returning same évening. Return tickets, $1.08. This will be a good opportunity for any person desirous of visiting Summerside, SIMON W. CRABBE, Chairman Committee.

oct27—2i eod

Siellarton, N. S., have been closed _by the exploding of a large fly wheel, '

THIS MONTH

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GREAT BARGAINS

| WILL BE GIVEN AT

James Paton & Co's.

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E CAN ONLY MENTION a few of

the EXTRAORDINARY BAR-

+AINS,—to advertise all would require an eight-page newspaper.

‘A Wonderful Lot of Ladies’ Winter Jackets, only $1.

| We have made Enormous Purchases of LADIES’ JACKETS, ULSTERS and | WATERPROORS.

if OUR SALES INCREASE, and with the huge collection of Bargains that .we offer this month we expect to make the sales larger than ever.

We Offer Very Exceptional Value

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DRESS GOODS

See Our Wonderful 16 Cent Cheviots !

——WITH——

A Good Match

——IN ALL KINDS OF——

An Extraordinary Lot of DRESS GOODS, one yard and a half wide, only 26 cents per yard,

Stylish Millinery.

HATS and BONNETS of the most becoming description made up by experts of long experience.

Paton & Co’s. Fur Goods Cheapest in the City. ASTRAKAN JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS and CAPES; GOAT and other

ROBES, the Cheapest in the City ; extra value in FUR CAPS.

We have made an Enormous Purchase

of FUR GCODS, and in order tc make speedy sales have marked them very low.

With a Fresh, New Stock of RICH GOODS, replete with the Latest Novel- ties for the Season, and with some

Marvellous Bargains,

we aic in a position to give our Cus- tomers FIRST-RATE VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.

JAMES PATON & C6., MARKET SQUARE.

Ch’tewn, Oct. 17, 1890.

~ ea FOR SALE. BELL ORGAN, almost new, will be sold at a big discount. CHAS, I, MORRISON, oct6 106 Queen Street.

WEDDING DRESSES, Y8en’s Scoteh

NEW TRIMMINGS.

27, 1890.

-MONDAY, OCTOBER

Those are the men who back up their advertisement with a rewar® of $500 to any Man, Woman or Child who can find another stock of Men's, Boys’ and Chil- dren's Clothing on P. E. sland as large and cheap ‘as the one to be seen at

| i 2 PROWSE BROS.

We blow because we have the WONDERFUL LOW PRICES. High Prices sit on the fence and cry, because they see we do the Clothing business of Prince Edward Island. |

WE HAVE GOT THE GOODS! You can have tiem for very littl money. Money Saved is Money Niade, so come along everybody.

PiQWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

13G and 144 Queen Street.

Charlottetown, October 15, 1890.

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HARD TO FIND

(x}- T IS HARD TO FIND BETTER VALUE in all kinds of DRY GOODS than what ycu

will find with us. If you have not tried before do so now. Those who once buy at our Store usually come again. Good Goods at Low Prices is sure to bring them back.

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PERKINS & STERN:S

| ———---~(x)---~--- Mantles,

Jackets, Ulsters, | Waterproofs,

| NEW, CHEAP AND STYLISH.

and Canadian Wool Underwear; ‘Ladies’ Scotch and Canadian Wool Underwear; Boys and Girls’ Wool Underwear; large stock of Wool |Hlosiery; all kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. PERKINS & STERNS,

The Cheap Dry Goods Store.

Charlottetown, Oct. 6, 5999 -eod & wky

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$10,000 WORTH READY-MADE CLOTHING

FOR SALE CHEAP at J. B. MACDONALD.

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Men’s Suits! Men’s Suits! Boys’ Overcoats! Boys’ Reefers! Boys’ Suits! Boys’

Suits! The furgest and cheapest stock of Ready-made Clothing in the city.

J. B. MACDONALD.

Dominion Boot and Shoe - Store.

——~——-—— (x }——___—_——— 345 Cases of Boots and Shoes. 140 Cases Men's Women’s and Children’s Rubbers

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We claim to have the best selected stock of Boots in P. E. Island, and can sell at least 10 PER CENT. cheaper than any other house. Just try and see for yourselves, at THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1890—eod & wky

ENORMOUS STOCK! CARD.

| sin htesdaee

HANKING my many friends for the liberal patronage heretofore extended

500 Cases Rubbers and Overshoes, | m, 1 may say Ihave taken the Shop next

to the one now occupied by me, and a AMERICAN AND CANADIAN, GREAT VARIETY. better prepared than ever to attend to the

wants of those favoring me with their work. {x} I may further say I have secured the services F of Mr. H. D. Wadman, late of Boston, Mass.,

a , — and with e i d increased SG RAAT BABS AT 8B le tedeen, hope to

tie ——( 9.) ——— receive a continuance of patronage. Particu- /

lar attention given to the ea RUBBER IS RISING IN PRICE. As we have bought | ting up of Hotel Ranges ane Mo ' before the rise we can give you Bargains.

L. W. HARRIS. Come with) the rush to GOFF BROS.

Referring to the above, I would respectfully ask ail my old friends and customers to

sronine fir. Hidetik: tte HENRY D. WADMAN.-

oct20—dy 61 wky im pat wate

Charlottetown, Oct. 17, 1890.

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