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THE DAILY EXAMINER - - - - - TUESDAY, | AUGUST 10, 1886.

| | k D AILY EX AMINER ‘It is rather queer that the Dominion Ce CURRENT NOTES, SHIP NEWS. f At -} ernment has sent engineer Jonah to make es a ' soa soundings for the subway in the Straits of The Russian Empire contains 884 peni PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 10, 1836 Northumberland. Come to think of Aa oe tentiary establishments. seeililian If, like I 1 couUuk

id ais wor al. > is namesake, * . ne ts

ret fn ide | fa whale, the survey, after all Ned Buntline, the author, left an estate | Aug 9—John Tilton, Bourke, Pictou. 10— get side of ; nate, ti s i. ail, . i 8 oa , in — 2

Subway Survey, might not be very expensive. Patriot. valued at $20,000 and two wives. Swallow, Scott, Wallace, lumber; ¢ oy" lla, ‘ : —. J t | s Bell, Pictou, coal, It woul 0

. cheaper to hire the varty of French artista ¢ ‘lentist: . q 1. G. McKenzie, Esg., Assistant Engin ie ee } : ; L}ar : mean vi i Fig aa een CLEARED. yew AUGUST, | 5 _ SS _ »* 4 ; : ee or to ? » the propose are expecte: Oo VIS are sXU . xq: . . : . . ; : eer of the I. C. R., accompanied Mr. Jonal re ce: SE ee es és ae Aug 9—Elizabeth, Hierligh, Pictou; Favorite, | ; o’ 'T eeu {survey on foot. Buta survey made by one Henry Ward Beecherissaid to be the hero} Sundby, Summerside; Clementina, McDiar- i i C. E., to Cape Traverse this morning. | «> unreliable would only illustrate the }of a novel which a member of his congrega- mid, yoo Bay. 10--Omega, Boudrot, 71 v “4 ; The schooner Cygnet left Pictou vesterds\ : feb eo. ] i ae tion is writing. Pictou; Capella, Bell, Richibueto, 3 “s . a. iptness of the saying, cheap and nasty. ° OTHER PORTS ® © : with the sets oft boring Lpprracus, mad A — Justin McCarthy be lie ves the Home Rule ; 4 ». corps of eXperts, w ith DUOY s, anchors, et The City Council question will be brought up at the present | New Anjer, Sunda Straits, June 1b —Erig. will sell off the balance of stock of STRA Ww HATS, balance of stock of SUMMER ; work will t] } 1 at , : . session of Parliament antine Donalena, of Charlottetown, Martin : USLINS. bal ‘ bof BUM ' ic’ a Hi LAUR De CoMmMen ‘ i I ‘ i SCS i i ° Y y > . TS Tos “yy > so ‘ . = » roy ; McRae, master, from New York bound to} PRINTS and MUS 5, balance of stock of SUMMER DRESS GOODS, 50 BOYS nd pushed vigorously during the tin Tue regular monthly megting of the \ number of the claimants to the $15,- Tienstin, North China, passing Anjer 119) Gren, . a ia — i lil weather City Council was held last evening. All] 000,000 Harlem Flats property reside in| days out, had fine weather, all hands well SUITS (to fit boys three to ten years), MENS’ and YOUTHS’ SUITS (Tweed and . , ' : al base the Councillors except Councillor Haszard and around Belleville, Ont. — ; aie Worsted). » wee Vovernment appeer to ot '} were present. On motion Councillor T. A. sie Social; ; f DIED. earnest in this matter, we have no doubt McLean was appointed Chairman The lhe German ; 7 alist . eputies ere In this city, on the ah inst., efter a bhort illsces All Summer Goods must be cleared, regardless of price, the bottom of the Straits w be thoroughly | usual pretiminary business was then at guilty of being members of —— es Augie, infant daughter of Henry and Hannah . . Te whee f its | tended to have been sentenced to terms of nine and | jforne, aged two months and eight days. You can depend upon getting BARGAINS in every department at eXamined, and an accurate Krk CUBS VE ite

, \ letter from Messrs. Peters & Peters {5 months’ imprisonment, At hisresidence, Mt. Herbert, Lot 48, after an materia Draimed, all OF Which is Hecessary

atatine | he % ake applicatio \ woman was brought before the Re-| illness of about three months, Christopher Me- ' ° - Sn :, rrect pin n the ane Snee ny, Woe a woo we order of Montreal he the 1 , | Lean, an old and respected inhabitant, in the 81st ‘ 8 . for forming a rrect 0} ul ran injunction against the working of}corder of Montreal the other day on 4! year of his age. ® ® 5 tj uility of the Subway Schein Welthe st cl il hAY, i F ‘

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eo stone crusher if some action were not] charge of playing the piano at two o'clock [Funeral Wednesday,at 11 o‘clock]}. th best | taken by the Council in the matter of its}im the morning. There is some piano 5 : . sy the ( rernment deserve ih Dest mwee ; a ae = rq ,away } his P ; removal—-was ordered to lay on the table. | playing which is criminal at any hour. QU RB BN ST R Hi B r. | NAaANKS OF ft rie i this rovince in thus} : ‘ ; I . ’ etter ts ( tron ; 4c! (ro > i { o. Le eee co on \ ] rw “ re ‘ l from = | | ul Gov Mr. Ralph Keddy, of sborne, Ont., B E V E B E H 0 U S E Ch’town July 99—dy wy — ee * ternment in which the fie to contn r . . ; é ( . , ahem a a ; ae eer we has a three months’ old calf that weighs ‘ ute B6 towards the defraying o eau , ; tica nn OO y uM the detraying : { n 350 lbs. For the last seven weeks it has AND ‘ ’ : ve ” Pexpenses th irl i dui ng the recent Small

yained something over three pounds a day.

it yvirths round the heart 4 feet 34 inches, Valuable Building Lots

iiwhing Outlaws. x eprdemis The letter was ordered t

Aitken, Newcastle, N. B.. accidentally ated at the head of Steam Navigation Co.s’

pened in such a manner as not to cause a Wharf, Great George Street, and near the Rail- The Managers of the Boston, Halifax and Prince

; . 7 E Chih $8 Bib misintetned and i shot himself last F riday morning. The way Station, Public Buildings and Market. It rieat “ iA “1 Mi al }

ine Sihiiaieiiins = Thejeteidininsin’ ball lodged in the lower part of the abdo- has a fine view of Hillsborough River and Har- Edward Island Steamship Line have to-day wired that, .

i be sub itted to tl Reeorder and to he :

F ReLial ulvices from Miminigash state | further considered at the next meeting of forest fires in Manathorn and Clark BY AUCTION, '

4 at seventy sail of United States fishing | Council counties, Ill, have burned the town of ‘i,

j . . ‘ > “1. ¢ , . . ’ ' vemels were en es ie Mimini-} Couneillor A. A. McLean moved that the | Spencer and scorched ¢ olby, while Chippe- Wednesday, Sept. 14th, at 12 o'clock, ; ee —— > Wi ae } . To Ve —_ aia . bane } petition of Messrs. Stirling & Harris, ask-]wa Falls was threatened. Spencer is a 5 M4 ‘ «)} ns rhe Suncta no t : > ’ . > ° > a nt

é ve a a ~ ling that they be allowed to open a drain| town of 1,000 population. Loss is $200,- noou, on the premises,

é tenuon w ver being paid to the three mil from the new Post Office to the shore at the [| O00. ; —_—— 1) ae = limit and no cruiser appearing on the scene | foot of either Richmond or Great George fs ; : ‘ HAT favorite and commodious Hotel, known F . : me oe - oe aT Pry ; , Che thirteen year old son of Rev. Wm. T as the REVERE HOUSE, conveniently situ- i

. distu ‘ ‘ a \ he same tint ,} Streets be granted provided the drain he , ;

ed f United States fishing |' ; thu SATIS Tice scho ‘ i Livia I Wes P ih al | rec by t}

| eta men. Hopes are” entertained of his re-|ittatwier “Owing to the accident to the Gate City, it will | r ilke ric tis | irried, “ r ‘ . e 4 EinieAd - Stata | Councillor Morris ve notice of recon-}~°°": The REVERE pas piwegs Nar me a cot ree : a o _— Sedat rent of nitéd ites s > se ical linia ene | constant tronage fr -ading tourists, com- TT , l ( : Tie net ane enaialan eh vei aeaiial Jas FB Wolll special Dominion agent of | omentum and the general pushes = "| necessary to withdraw the Merrimack from the Eastern n hese Sa th | Councillor Crabbe moved that the sum of | ®#e Customs Department, has taken an ALBO . anna P © . * : dui > that if they violate} $109 be granted Mr. Arthur Newhery to action for libel for $10,000 damages against jine to fill her place for a short time. In consequence of ~~ r, » of 1818 a. innlety Aes) Caliedadiatittine Neibh iil the reali. | the Montre il Witness: fot. resent sttisles Those large and very valuable Building Lots,

‘ reaty ol LO, UI Ln} : s ; adjoining the Reve re House, as described by 1 ‘s ‘ [ ‘asta i i “gn ¢ pak | es soi na: sataatalltinemameiuade eines aneele Waban: | published concerning his’ compection with Foor barat this the Carroll and Worcester will sail once a week on the

| . i - + . , : ‘me the|, 4 motion was unanimously passed order- | the $4,000. Perms easy and enw a Na same schedule as formerly. ne t t the City Collector be instructed to] The art ot Dunraven has entered active- : ‘oe fie DACN EA leks, ") - . Cy — sh we mat -. ' : | Ch‘town, Aug. 10. "\6—law & w Auctioneer, oo a ‘ Ce er AY fee | » i jovernment, though we may collect all outstanding taxes without delay HI \pon the duties of the Colonial Depart-| g wey 4 rhe management regret exceedingly being compelled : wond tha ens of a high spirited na Councu adjourned Hy

j ment. ie takes espe ‘al interest in Can aAKeC is “ahs oe ‘ is i a 2 s j ) is j i > ee Lee ae an ae diners. Bivedvise hus aivendy tedn T es A Pa RerTy T Y to make this chang , at this time, as it is their inte atten to ie tt sto Ce ) ne isked for in regard to the Canadian side of increase and improve the facilities of the Eastern line,

ints endivalialt chtsin t teh i Ser ine Senet quan. The Merrimack will, therefore, leave here at 6 o'clock — r ro 3 Cc. R. H. Stan writes from the Cana Paris contains 42,646 persons who call VOUNT STEWART. a ;

I> N : V ty f ¢] Canadian | Glan section, ( olonial and Indian Exhibi themselves artists, including painters, to-morrow (Thursday ) Evening, and will not return until

wail ; . ‘ tion. London, S. W sculptors, designers, engravers, woodcutters, — i 1 rit . % \ nave not mad ,

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‘The Canadian fru reserved in about | P@nters on porcelain, actors, singers, | THE ladies - parece with the Pere further notice, after this week, The Carroll or Worcester P : é - Ay eee - sree ote ask elena Se ata Pe Churcl ] Stewart ¢ fest St. - ‘ : Ce . , rovided| iver Stemstans uf the: Exhibition, nee, fants A litle over 20,000 of this number |Betemestaeaed, eRe eat Maat) WH Teave Charlottetown at 6 o'clock on THURSDAY sers 5 AVE oi : ‘ tions of the Exhibition. not sorts A little over ZU, oO us numoper Stewart, on t 1e grounds of CHA US PAL u y I y Pa - 7 y " ¥ re} pi duty—or; pethaps, ‘the }Withetanding many of the apécimens have | ore Maen. ESQ., EVENINGS, and Boston at NOON on SATURDAY. as form-

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robbery is due to both causes, | lost their natural colors | The inquiry into the cause of the largely |On Monday, August 16th inst. | erty, * This Ex] t ol} increased death rate in Ottawa during the r

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; , ———e oe | erent hancht » Canad} frnit crowers. as , i, FPO Return Tickets at a single first-class fare, good ( (RY Ki i BROT HER BS

Lar wr ned idle in Harbor at a oa ee aes e eAmonth of July, reveals the fact that out of to return until the 17th, will be issued from all , 44 4BaHs wil wi emamed die i arbor at tl as all other class nd effort

j t : we s : SSCs tll no i | ne hundred and forty-four deaths, one | tailway Stations east of C haflottetown. ; i u shedia ring Several Gays Of) shouid be spared to suppiement this col {hundred and thirteen we re children, the| ‘The steamer Heather Belle was wave the F Agents. ; coy ‘ ' lection with frees] Fruit t } irl f : ow) i Steam Navigation Cos’ Wharf at ha past nine) ~y). ‘oe a week v] Can n waters y fection with fresh fruits at the earhest| creater part of whom died of chole i- 3 r ‘ ~-2wk > her ps — on ts ees a) }© re m ced of cholera infar o'clock, a, m., and will return same evening. Re- | Ch'town, July 28, '86--2wks jour her pat

n I head Is this true \ ny rate possidie Gale ; LUN, which for some unaccountable reason, | turn Tic kets by boat, including Tea, 65 cents. — . ” . ? neyrt re ‘ : -_ . as ——— EEE : ea ae a - ————-—— = ~ ALL re ports agres that the appre Crop has prevailed to an alarming extent. Further particulars by hand-bills. seems w that th rote ioraded } 4) eason, in Great Britain and on the! . mn ‘ a end PR PRAESED SUE “as , oD . : Should the day prove unfavorable the Tea will ; the Canadian Nsheries at present is, however ' Continent. wil] be under the avera lhe wheat crop of Europe is slightly un

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' : ut J I ) I , will re he iwerage, : oe ; aE waf™ il: ra be held the first fine day following. 5

} expensive, very little better than a mis-|eXcepting in Spain and Hungary, where os SS a falls 12 By order of Committee, t é : large « rops are rep ited. per cen t. bDeLOW last year. In Russia spring B. C. DOUGLAS.

; ung | sition if no cruisers were | 6 Ee wie Are being made to extend the w hie - is a poor yield, but winter wheat 1s Mount Stewart, August 10, 1886—2i wy 1i 8

provided we should know that Canadian | warkets for Canadian appl Oe Fa ;;excellent eve , Oats : ;

' nt every where. and potatoes ers are “‘open to common. { I r ex tha princi va] cities of Great Britain and j ATe ws UEUPS s Phe brewers are watching Live Stock, Farm Impleme nts, all F« IR Sa ae Continent where it seems practi.|t#e hop news from America with great in-

| ‘ nation exit te bh ‘ ; ; oll vUnvinetl. wie t see! ]

1) , terest. The yields in England and Ger- Furniture, de. ; — a ~~ = Aa ' ;

| the fisheries are protected: Dut they are, 1 6% } mary

: I hope to be able to report very shortly | ™@™¥ are very good, the vines having. been eeeuortinte dh baie tile ab we } MOPS WO be ave W repo! Cry sHort - ie : : ME} ; e great Auction Sale o ors?s | ’ ; rer ' ? ! yy Bia : *y’ on TL é "ust i P years 4 : & ; : fact, being robbed 1e time pon the prosp success in this direc. | freer from vermin and rust than for years R* Cattle, Sheep, &e. Farm Implements, Har- : lt is pleasing to note that several British | tion, as well as in the matter of cold cham ee ness, Saddles, Household Furniture, &c., — ; } } | rer

men-of-war are coming over. They, at | bers fo - ut shipments tm Canadian | ihe Gloucester schooner Martha C.. eG ARSHFIEULD FARM,

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least will not shi r fear to do their | ®“2™* | apt. Cunningham, was at Cape Island east 0G SHITK OFT ieal » do thei : : i si — : , 4 . lately on he vy } » fi he Bay with |theresidence of SENATOR HAYTHORNE, six ; : : : , . > i ateiy 1 her way home trom the bay with : . , ‘ > prong" Kees . ; . - ; uty § Full fat f mackerel. One of the crew | Miles, from the city, on St. Peter's Road, com- Bargains in CARPETS and OILCLOTHS during the months of July and August. i 7. : Sea licti ; a ius © OF INACACTEL. Es 7 Ore sncing WEDNESDAY, August 18th, at 10 . . NOG Cy - r rs ss ss *s +s r e Secialistic Movement. . ,| Bones ee eee. ee : argains RES ODS : RIMMINGS ; Ke + 20m rhe Social = Movement | said 7 knew it to be a fact that most of | o‘clock, sharp. Bargains in DRESS GOODS and TRIM . 7 “" ' : arn : . 1 ithe iners paid no attention to the three 3 Bargains in LINENS and COTTONS er ” 7” . Fiour. Two Amsterdam correspondents of the : 1] t 1 ‘ i ALSO 5 e aoe 41 c : i. imile line, an ad not been inviter 0 ao : ‘ as . ‘ . el sé ae és ss ; Cs re Daily News have for the first time put be i Gueal itiaas n tore his seine by being That valuable Farm, close by, known as the Bargains in CORSET js We learn that the three-masted schooner fore the English public the truth about |°" . +} ke i ‘s a a ae “Robertson Homestead,’ Bargains in WORSTEDS and SCOTCH TWEEDS, és +6 ‘6 $6 > ‘ : . ; . : ' ; a ; too hear the rocks, and quietly mendec I : i ie on - 2 1. B. Crosby. Cant irsters. last week the Socialistic character of the recent tei . . For full particulars get catalogue. pe ‘6 +“ ‘<< ‘“ y, “oe. = ne ee ble sinks in Seéilis % ii ain on ve jthe next day in sight of a cruiser who A. McoNKILI Bargains in WHITE and FANCY MUSLINS we . ; —— 4 ‘ : ae rible ots ll olland. he are ong, | . - is ne wr ™~ . . és 6 se es brought a thousand barrels of flour from |? in Ahead Entionebicth! thet there 1 ‘knew what was going on but did not inter- | Ch’town, Aug. 10—tl mon wky li Bargains in all MILLINERY GOODS, nowever, in the Intimatio2 la as pro- ; t ’ ‘ ’ Leys ° : Soston | : ; . rrr : i tere . . ‘ ry ss ss as +. Boston to Souris Flour from B "- | voked by the Socialist leaders. [The high- | *’ e . Bargains in HOSIERY, “T) ity had to be paid on that flour,” said a! est authority is at hand for repeating that Last Friday night a hackman near Chest- Final Notice. Bargains in American and English COUNTERPANES, =e " se { (rrit pol tician Not at 1] Not a cent | the people broke into violence against the } nut Hill reservoir, Boston, discovered an : Ate Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. ‘é és ‘cc ] | } t Ww is! es and advice of the Sor ialist le viers Pee tricy¢ le : nad the yrostrate forms Al aL persons OW1ng the City, TAXES, of any . nm AT Ure . Y Wa wae Pet On MN. 45 CAS LaToUgh Boston in|... , od 7 - - . _ kind, are requested to pay the same imme-/| Bargains in TRUNKS and VALISES, “s 6 “< besadl : Stun a ad seine as. | wee did not consid I the time ripe lor}ofaman and a woman. The man was diately, otherwise executions will be issued af 4 , my ose . gMCLeusy ie ich an outbre LK. Lhe information leads} dead and the woman insensible. They | against them. This is final notice, JAS PATON & G0 Successers to W A WEEKS & G0 , ty paid on 1 Our met to believe that a very widespread | were identifi tufus Stickney | FRANCIS 8S. CHANDLEK ; a Megs : me to belleve that a very widespread move- | were identified as Rufus H. Stickney and LANULS & City Collector chants < purchase flour in Canada ment, covering more of the Kurope in Capi- | his wife, both guests at the Park Hotel. or 10—tl Sep. ; Ch PMP, July 20, 1886. cheaper than in the United States, and | ls of importance, is now preparing, of | The tricycle was overturned by one of the} — pees NE : ey ' - ~~ ee ee which trouble the Trafalgar aqui ire and | driving wheels going into a rut, Stickney’s FT Q oa WE TR ABE: , ti i , sat Aria, © ii COV CL Lic LAL 1? ia + . . P< L . . p le Decaz vViiie contest, the formidable Up- } head struck on the stones, tracturing his i yf de ' 208T 1 ™

Til | or vy ¢ 3 on ha : = no ; . ] i . . ene S . nla 7 ay Vaz 2 Ih here is n rising in Belgium and the Dutch eX pio- } sk ull. Mrs. Stickney is expected to re- p auty, we net sCarceiy Say, UPON Canadian | sions, are simply preliminary symptoms, | cover. Als +] ' 1! ; . } reo +1 < : e gh Wihy how extensive the discontent iS ; ‘ BTSs 0 6$3, a = mes, SHOURZH designing ee » As , A destructive fire broke out in the plan- we - Cite ; i * : upon which the leaders of the movement |}

) ; pevpie beieve there 1s nerdtin | ing Mill of Simmons & Poole, Newcastle, ivan i e operallhg rr . , ' io | Ont. » flames soon e 1unicate . . . It is pleasiz n that our Islan Vn Phe flames soon communicated to A NOTHER lot of fine CIGARS expected daily. S3 UBS iy rap? Br é rime! € late VEAT aving yore | — _ | Simnions dwelling and another owned by - Will be sold to the retail trade at lowest dad i pore ie ; 4 Boy in the Ceuntry | him and occupied by J. Stern; also destroy-| prices. Satisfaction guaranteed, ' a? eee Te Phey , : -° | ing immense piles of lumber and two large D. OM. ‘REDDIN, JR, GA bint a ae : ’ | PP Ch'town, Aug. 9—Imo i find th 6. can be grown here, os ’ | store house S$ containing aquantity of lumber. —— i \ Cambridge mother sent her small boy | Theit Sling ry vy : ‘andivai ex ~ . that " ore nrot i i honed : ‘ ie loss 18 ve 1leavy; no surance exX- , a much more profitable to ra into the country, and after a week of | ng ov 7 lwellir Th hor wnhed } 5 i : : : cepting on aaa ig. e houses owne it than oat fanxiety has received this letter: a got : as an ‘ ~~ a “ . : ‘ * , . i 3 a | |Pore all riwht and I fore sot te write Po lby J. T. Eddy, and ‘one'owned by A.|U. %e : Lace Curtains, Lambrequins, Curtain Nets and Fancy 3 far erefore. as flour concerned. | bere all nt an re g ‘ . bm I . es Mm, THECLOTe, a T is ncermed, |. . or | Ferguson, were also burned; no insurance. SaeREENERERE sialil ae fore; it 18 a very nice place to have fun.

: i a * ’ ¥ . > > . ain - o 7 > ’ ‘for the poor man is propitious. |'."F hic) and I went out in a boat. and tho} be greater part of the Massey Manufac-| yx beg to inform the public generally that the | SCrims, Cretonnes, Light Prints and Dress Muslins, Ladies

| ; } j P. E. Island Pottery en ote anged hands and mi th ‘ l patrioti OHICY OF) Root ¢} “i over ¢ } ‘ “el , | turing Ue. buil lings : are 1n ruins. A strong : Sian ; 0 Ne 7 £ at I ‘ . ‘ : ' ‘ ' nt D , , C vern . nt th er ' 7 fi 1 m * Sy ot ly 7. an | east wind was blowing, and for atime vrave vil be costiened under New Man gement, bj Ma niles, ) UEC T Mantle Cloths, Siraw Hats anid Bonnets. si no} rove nme : ela v WAS SO l oO vater didn know r as 7

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, on : fears were entertained for the whok | nothin’ for a good long while The other ' -

haat . ' . 1 . * t . en ne ee cn bee han act tte. ated hak eae: the teenie, eater wes A VEW LINE OF WARE Genis’ Merino Underclothing Manitoba and the Northwest is being rap- | 70Y "8 8° STIO® ver ey BBA | | slerranhed See and artived in Uine. 40 give

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“ 66 . r . in 1 . ‘i . 1 ; ; ae } ? ce i nim. His mother Cale trom ‘ helsea, and rE alual ae assistance The loss is not yet j : Ameri “Aan Wy hite Bress Shirts. icily i ip, which means cheap HOur | she cries all the time. A hoss kicked me}|*" 2mm. oe will be at once manufactured, at prices that will Cnn ] — a a. a ha 77 ‘ } ; | estimated. defy competition oe Lin } ( iP r * ¢ ffs Ti ag ~ *k . Or tie | man, ane new nheias for me; over, an have got to have some money | r el 0 a S. u Ss. i¢ S. OL ». ; a oS ' 'to pay a doctor for fixin’ mv head Fors F.. ... Se Samples can be seen and orders left at A; ‘ ra he husbanaman pay aa rior hxin my head. I lost ‘ ; y 5 e : | . > , se yt rea ‘¢ ™ ack . ss a , Te ene |my watch, and Iam very sorry. I shall] HOTEL ARRIVALS. | MURPHY'S, Cameron Block, South Side Queen Carriage Wraps. sO) hich : (rrit aut! sya , +h print boti some mud turtles, and i shall eee ceeeeise apiece - | y a Aa LOTILY 3 he : : ae ; i } e solicit an axpect th ¢ > a ra i ee mAs ; Oring nome tame woodchuck, if | can get | REVERE HOUSE, a solicit al expect he patronage of the oronto Slabs demolishe th roa f | iblie

rol 1, At te .,, | public, ” ta ae Satine a Sy EVR | Aug 7—J H Brown, St John, N B. 9-—-WB|,.. Vi v1 qerence o- Judge 1nMey s aiser TUL TUIINS | Ee ome > Acdress orders to

> ‘t , ~<a Newsome, Toronto. 10—J Murray, Brock- ; Ss Revising Othcer hererring to Judge bs or . ile: G A D | \S F , y ;

‘ . es : | ] i), a. ts. ¥ I nion Lodge, No. 94. st, ville 3 — evlii , Toronto. ORNSBY VY a URPHY, | — ee Z

McDonald, Revising Officer for Leeds and | Peter’s Road, which is in a very flourishing | RANKIN HOUSE. Greenville, the Globe of the 6th inst. s —_ dition. held its quarte rly installation of . we? P, KE. Island Pottery Works, Chariottetown,

Aug 9—-A Stone, Montreal; J F Kaine, St

I ilies i = a ; “ a : , ee offi ‘ers on Thursda uy the Sth of August, when oe on > ¥r.: ee. res ’ oa 26—2 wks 2 aw wy 2i 4 i \ y ‘And he (Judge McDonald) has read from the following were installed by Lodge Deputy, Louis; Geo F V.aine, do; NG Kaine, do; A K y y 4 | ua A as the opinions given by the appeal judges on the | Is G ™ Kaine, do; F G Jonah, Moncton; J Mattinsun, oe a ashi @ : - . . . saac OSD : |

V oters Lists acts that it is _his duty to |

rte at Aor ; - r c 74 y ; > r 7, pliers W. C..T.—A. G. Sims Montreal; A Parsons, do; +o eee, Ne MACKEREL PURSE SHINES Ch’town, July 15—wky exercise the power of amending notces when Get eas eee. | York; Chas A Coe, do; W Green, Boston; oe — | uch amendmonts are necessary to prevent the W. V. 8. Bessie } m2 Mrs W L Green, do; Ww R Mackenzie, wife LO Ss a ee eee ae a oe, ee ee : disf; hisement of voters: and that the W. Sec, Ambrose MeL age ie and child, Moncton; G H Thomson, do; B B 4 7 E can supply a & MACKEREL PURSE t not be lo ny one where] <> uf me Wome ee. \ilen, Boston; C G Fatham, Guelph, Ont; C | 4 SEINE, of any size, at very short Vos v v a et W. C.—Rev. A. W. Mabon (re-elected. |_A Ross, Montreal; H W Longworth, West | notice, made from our W. (lex. McLean | Poi W F Fir e, Fredericton, N 8 ‘ \ IWhe ° “ , ' ae ’ OINnT; ‘Inance, Freaericton, . . 3 Sled: Julien Aller. desided iisitinn’ as) 1, ; | GOLD MEDAL TWINES, ; f : l Hector Darrach. OSBORNE HOUSE | st 1 durabl oa Fase ‘ iture to say that O « 4 i r ee ; Scrong, light and durable for this special pur- ; -¢- ANT NY m«> = T qr y D ld not | | ws ean ea \ug 9-—A C Stewart, Point Prim; H Me- | Pose. Now sending several small seines to LAT I Ls i s ! i” hs is ~ In N HS = H I N Is SH. i i i i wouk no have -— &. mmily Foston. : gg, yy sg : ‘de ne wee. 7 . 2 ' ¢ one 4 sig - a, D, M.—Josenh Weheter | Millan, Stanley Bridge; Duncan McCallum, | te Island, light and easily handied for j ; ee ee ; : ) ay. thubert ferry and 7 oe 2 | New Glasgow, NS; Jas KE Macdonald, Cardi- | *-Shore fishing, h 1ung to catch fish, with all W E are opening a great variety of BOOTS, SHOES a and SLIPPERS to be sold Cheap Liberal-Conservatives « | ee }gan; Dr Fraser, St P oP s;P McC ‘allum, do; | the latest improvements, for cash. | ‘ en that Wer ought not to be too anxious to encourage | Dr To mabs, Mount Stewart; A McAusland, Orders by = Or ‘th oa shall have prompt | Our Boots and Shoes are bought in large quantities for cash, in the lowest markets, ' | inovation, in cases of doubtful im-| Bloomfield; R Bearisto, Summerside; Mrs eet iS fe | 2 a lepth to hang in ich enables us to give the best value in the trade—no trouble to show goods, ns » J UIE : 3 vivir cate' } hentia’ «lt om nentins x lac Wee ag F Willis. Stellar LHOMS or Sale at lowes rices, pi ment ror a quarter Of & ¢ ntury Ur ' ¥\ t, Bo ae J} W Lillis, ou llarton, N | , Pp eee Our own manufacture of Boots and Shoes are celebrated throu; ghout the Island, and are ' 0,00 | Wege s Vatarrah remedy bes’ beey’ Delore fis |S. 10—Geo O'Neill, Vernon River; Annie} For particulars refer = A. KENNEDY & | jy great demand. Ask your storekeepers for our make of Solid Leather Boots. Mas public, and passed through the severest test, |O’ Neill, do; Angus McLeod and two daugh- | CO, Charlottetown, P. E. I. SOLE LEATHER, wholesal 1 L, ‘ ; : | - % ; “11 ‘ r ’ tv ‘ i 4s “4 =] 2 é He a i eee eee |’ md is pronounced the most reliable remedy | ters, Kentville, NS; W R Watson, Toronto, a K, wholesale and retail, cheap for cash.

Congratulations.

a | The Canadians won a splendid victory | 2 that disagreeable malady. ‘Thousands of eects Anterican Net & Twine Co., | DORS & Y, G© OFF & CY, “2 at Shoeburyness : . | testimonials of its virtues. 50 cents Pe CicaRs—-25 in a bux, $2.00—behutits at 43 Udmmereial St, Boston, '

w Reddin’s Drug Store, _ Established, 1842. fly2I—4w vod wy4i Ch’tdwn, June 17, 1896.

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