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‘ j [ai al 1 meeting to-night. me ; : Fresh saus Saunders & Newsom's % : - | i will moet this - " i - . " \ and t at the brig . } ig: | alte ae : at Demerara on esa MY - Wart ief En zineer? Large lost a | oi) wa . wita whistle attached g: i “ ym Wednes lay night, Lhe tiader | sill & \ ‘ ay OL | - rey ey) ’ sliem, Blend lea, n var’ ‘ .w | wi ng excellent satis ti i ( er & 4 Mai ket “quare nov 3 Lweod 2 ' S N i ark Claribel, Walsh on this port, passed th y ahd may be ex Ss haiens | : ght. i ' e ro 0. 1 Wildey Lodge meets to night at 8 Che third degree will | b i » is * OF loners welcom The tea a particularly req rested to at- ' s. 4 wie > | . ™. ' > } Ta. Thanksgiving Day — i iis city The 5 : f the principal stores lay. The usual ac ow € i 1-3. - { ~ EXAMINATION The an- : \ x nations (prelimi-
)} will commence in this
8 ta] yon i 7s = . bo ZACH tu6., Ue lor concedes Warwick's election by about 300. the dirs ie Superintendent uf Edu- " . Inptnapotis, Md., Nov. 6. ° The Democrats have elected eleven of Foorsa t »otball match between the | the thirteen Congress men and the Legis- ten luke Welliagtea’s Regi- | lature will bo Democrat on a joint kallot m oi Glasgow team, played at by 63, Mew G “ Weslacsday, resulved in a | Omana, Nov. 6. ‘ ae 5 I ‘ f h : “8 : 2 favo of fhe lew Boyd, Demoerat, has been elected Gov- t | eraor, The Farmers’ Allegiance have the fo een Wisi Sind nesieiiiane’' tad Legislature and twe Congressmen, ie wah whsis to etewintesd the Desmotnes, Iowa, Novy. 6. erec \ sh lin New York, the ' The State delegation to Congress will balding will be nineteen stories above | stand six Republicans and five Democrats. y : yo under the level of the side- Sratrie, Wasu , Nov. 6. Wik aa Returrs and esti ates from all the counties A YT We learn that Mr. Charies = — atate — % sone (Repabit an) for — 1M Charlottetown, has been ap- . ys P co a : ov Civmages, ae printed SS to the offices in the Duomin- | » te : . See al ws . ait a ae a (ing, tu the piace oi James Grant oom ve Tl os ar — ne. é ee = %e . tw 7 I 1c house stands: Republicans . Pind k | 23, emocrates 15. a mS by a Evidently ‘Chrietian | Ottawa Notes. ti at 4 : ‘ 4 ; * as” tat ‘ ee : i arene eae . rj t ha Ps OTrrTawa, Nov. 6. is in the Roman Catholic cathedral | Thanksgiving Day was generally observ- at St s the « night, the choirs of ne ‘rotestant churches in the city | Mr. Trudeau, Deputy Minister of Rail-! as athedral choir. | ways and Canals has been appointed Chief oe act nine Engineer of Canals in conjunction with his CANADIAN Propuce Fon ENGLAND — | present position, thereby effecting a saving The steamer Damara which sailed from | of four thousaad dollars in departmental Halifax on Sat idxy for London, had | salaries. amoung her cargo 32 cases of egus, 8547 bar- Pending the acceptance of certain modi- r ls of apy les, ILST cases of match splints, | fications suggested by the Government, the 1725 doors aud 192 phls. of mouldings. ! contract for the Atlantic fast mail service
Mr. John sheepaad larmbsto St. Johnon Tucsday morning by the St. Lowrence, and that Mr. James Kane shipped 405 lambs to the ssme city on Wednesday morniag, and a Mr. Dunn, of the same city, shipped s.x horses. a We have just received our fall and winter tok of CHOICE TEAS, direct from London,
nut’ save that
Encland, ex SS *‘Damara,” and we are satis- fed that no vetter tea can be found in the city, We are offering speci+]l inducements to
purchasers of 5 lbs and ‘
upwards, —Geo.
stter & Cu., Market Square. nov3 iw viiieeeiiaplaliel
Taz Anrowerrrs Vicroutes.—A despatch
received from Heslifax to-day by Mr.
Ernest Ings, states that inthe match be-
twcen Abegweits sand the Wanderers yesterday the former were the victors by a
goilto nothing. The goal was secured on slubert Macdonald's try. aniiaaipeieennseil L ae Dezr.—The annual report shows losses ia the Gloucester fisheries this
year of eighteen vessels, with a tonnage of
usurance $37,590. The number The previous year there rasselg lust, with iasarance
\70lives. Highty five per
t is SJ. were four
of So). UV 4
emt. of tuejl vs! st were po viacialists or Borel ine cocina From Jarax.—Rev. Benj. Chappelle, writ- t Avyema, Tokyo, under date of 29:h
ember, says: ‘*Choleracontinues. About one hnudred cases daily in Tokyo, about 160 daily ia Osaka. Usaka bas had five thousand sit, Tokyo only about fifteea hundred,
As cooler weather is ncw coming the trouble wildisippear. * ° * Yeaterday anid to-day wee b-autifal days, lize garly September at hom cmnniaiinianslin
Po Coert.—This morning, Albert Rob- erta was fined $50 or one month’s imprizon- ment for a first violation of the Canada Tem-
nce Act, : 4 daysand $3 or I4 days respectively. A Scott Act case was adjourned until the 14th for farther evidence, and another was dis- missel. The case of the man chirged with odtainiag money under false preteaces was farther adjourned. ——_ EE
; Day ar Tug Poon Hov the
au pi ws of the as M. G Ae nsual Thank ‘giv iiag festival was held at tie Poor Louse yesterday afternooa, to the great delight of the forty-two inm stes, to whom this anuusl trest is the event of the year. The room was prettily decorated by Miss Maud Allen. and the ladies of the association friends provided a bouatiful reposs, after which the Rev. Mr. Hamyln gave a cheery and practical address. This was followed by sh ort epeeches from several! of the men, expressive of gratituce to the friends present. and by the siaging of old familiar gongs, and the company separated mutually gratified by the general pleasure afforded by g ol the sfternoon ntiiuastaliadinian
Freeruinxces JN Convention ,—Pro- minent freethinkere from ail parts of the United States and Canada are gathering at Portem with, Ohio, to participate in the 14th annual congress of the Americia 8e- cular union. Among those present are Charles Watts, of Torunto, and Col. Robert Ingersoll. Plans are being decided upon for the inauguration of a sational ag.tation in suppert of the following demands : The equitable taxation of ehurch property in ©ommon with other property, the total dis- ©mtinuance of religious instruction and Worship in the public schools and especial-
dy the reading of the Bible,
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Under ti
and other
genet . the ge uer.
i by a seore of four to nothing.
and two drunks were disposed of
NEWS,
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*PeOIAL Drspatcurs to Tye EXAMINER,
FOOTBALL.
‘Victory For the Abegweits,
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ss Haurrax, Nov. 6. The Abegweits, of Charlottetown, played ivotball with the Wanderers here "to-day and defeated the home team rather easily The Abeg-
' yay ? , . 1 : | Weits play the Dalhousie College to-morrow.
ELECTIONS IN THE STATES,
Democratic Gains.
“| MoKINLEY ADMITS HIS. DEFEAT.
Haxrrorp, Conn., Nov. 6. The Legislature stands Senate Republi- ean, 8; Democrats, 18. The House Repub. lic, 134; Demoerats, 117. Oue place to be heard trom The Legislatvre will have te settle the Guverumant matters,
Totepo, Ohio, Nov. 6,
A Canton special saya that
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M»Kinley
ee * has been awarded to the Hartington syndi- ~lfhe Summerside Jouwr- | Layden shipped 404 |
cate. The terms require a weekly service of an average speed of nineteen knots, the steamers tu be first-class in requirements in every respect, and to make their ex- clusive western terminus in Canadian ports.
Arrangements have been mide by which two of the six commissions in the imperial army, offered to Canadian militia oflicers, may be util zed in addition to the four now awarded to the Kingston College graduates. This is intended to take annualiy two of the second year students to Kingston, and by yiving them commissions in the military for two years, qualify them for application fur the necessary imperial examination.
Nova Scotia News.
Haurrax, Nov. 6. Thanksgiving day passed off quietly. The weather was beautiful. The North British Seciety held its an- nual meeting this evening, George 5. Campbell being elected President.
The crew formerly on the steamer Na-|
poleon IIL. have arrived and begun refit. ting the old Arctic steamer Alert, which has been lying in a dismantled state at the VYarine and Fisheries wharf. She will be prepared to perform the work the wrecked steamer should have done. acmaicnaael Restriction Waniced. Monrnrzat, Nov, 6,
The egg exporters from Western Ontario and Quebee met here tu-day and adopted resolutions asking the Dominion Govern- meut to imposeaduty «f five cents per dc zon on all eggs coming into Canada.
Apvice to Moruers.—Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for children teething for over fifty years with perfect success It re- lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain; and the little cherub awakes 80 * bright as a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the guras, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu- lates the bowels and is the best known remedy for diarrhaea, whether arising fram teething or other causes. Twenty-five cente a betsle. apllR'@0d paodwkyly
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D&A. COseb.
Try a Pair of the D. & A. COR- SET®, and you will breathe easy. if you once try them you will be convineed that they are WELL Mib”,
EASY FITTING, GOOD SHAPE.
For sale at
Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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PERKINS & STERNS;,'
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Local Notices. | i n Apples. - -Positive sale of 40 barrels of good | Cooking Apples to morrow at half-past ten o'clock. —E, H. Norton & Co., Auctioneers.
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‘i. New Driving Park.—Mesars. E. H. Norton a oO will acli on Movday next a few shares of stor k in the new Driving Park. As this is the first sale of this stock, holders wiil be in- terested to learn its auction value.
Hanging lamps and stand lamps of | Vatlous patteras and designs, selling very | cheap; at the cheapest crockery store.—
W. P. Colwill. Noy. 5 Gwdw ‘ .
Call and see the choice lot of fall and | Winter goods, in dinner sets, tea sets, and ian . = | chamber sets; at the cheapest crockery store.—W,. P. Colwill. Nov. 5 6wdw.
A splendid show of crockery and glass- | ware in plain and fancy patterns. | Some- | thing worth seeing; at the cheapest crockery store. —W, P. Colwill.
Now 5 6wdw.
Felt siilors hats in navy, terra, black and aoe n opened to-day.— Stanley Bros., Brown's ock. nov3 3i eod Ladies Astrackan Jackets, a large range at very lowest prices.—J. B. Macdonald, nov3 4i Fitz Royal, Empress, Stanley"and Pelham hat shapes opened to-day,—Stanley Bros., Brown's Block. nov3 3i eod Just look and see how cheap you can buy ae " ladies ulster and mantle cloths at J. B. Mae- donald’s. nov3 4i Ladies fur-lined circulars selling low at J. . o B. Macdonald's nov3 4i GnranaM FLour, new atid fresh, received to- day at George Carter & Co’s., Maiket Square. cet3l— 3i eod
Blow and bluster hadits day—peop'e want | facte, good guods and low prices. Our stock of men’s and boys’ clothing is not surpassed in Charlottetown, prices always the lowcst, quality best. Always buy men’s and boy’s clothing at J. B. Macdonald's, nov3 4i
FOR
Kivening Wear,
BRESSES, WRAPS, GLOVES, Fake, &e.
BEER BROs,
CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK
——AND——
| ed here to-day. | Provincial Exhibition Associatin.
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db ANNUAL GENERAL MERTING of the Shareholders of the above Asso- ciation wil) be beld in the PHILHARMONIC HALL, Charlottetown, on THU RSDAY EVENING, the 13th November next, 1890, at 8 o'clock, for the transaction of general business, A full attendance is requested, By order of the Directors. A. B. WARBURTON, Seetetary. Ch’town, Oct. 30, 1890—dy & wky
DENTAL NOTICE.
} AVING purchased the good will and in- terest of Dr. Findley’s business, I am now better prepared than ever to practice Dentistry in all its branches. Those favoring me with their patronage will be carefully and promptly attended to: Work done at the very lowest rates, and sa‘isfaction guaranteed, JUHN P. MURRAY, Late of the Boston Dental College, Office over the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store, Queen Street.
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Having sold my Dental Rooms and business to Dr. Murray, Dentist, 1 take this oppor- tunity of thanking all those who favored me with their Dental work, and would bespeak for Dr. Murray a continuance of their patron- age, as I can confidently recommend him as }a competent Dentist.
H. BRUCE FINDLEY, Surgeon Dentist. Charlottetown, Oct. 21, 1890. oct 29
WANTS, LOST, FOUND de
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was TED.—A good Servant for general house- wor«. No washing.--Mks, &, P. CARVELL, Pownal Street. tf- novs
WANTED.—A Female Operator at Telephone Office. Noone need apply who has not at least a second-class teacher's certificate ora diploma from Commercial College.—RoB ANGUS, Manager. Si—novo OST.—On Wednerday afternoon, Nov. 5th, between Beer & Goli’s shop and the London House corner, a Ten Dollar American Bill. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at THE EXAMINER Office. novd
ANTED.--A Girl for general housework. to W whom good wages will be given. Apply at this office, 3i-—nov4d
ANTED.—In a sinall family, & Girl for
W seneral housework, Apply at THE Ex- 3i pd—nov4d
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AMINER oflice.
sence siteanaateataaamsiieaacttincsatAa a LO
) LET.—A Honse with four rooms, geod cel- jarand stable. Applyat Hyndmans Brew- ery, Malpeque Road. i eow pd—nové
r LET.— A Dwelling Tlouse on Upper Euston t ip 8 in good order. Apply to (CHARLES McGREGOR. 2w—novl
sa iain the Doulle Tenement of Queen anna Fitzroy Apply
O LET.—One-half of liouse on the corner Streets. Possession given immediately. to Wat. HENDERSON, 177 Fi zruy Street. oct'§—thu sat & cod
cpuncenionitnnieecnnepoamtcncainiite sciaiasiecbaiielia cikcconeaehaiaialh QO LET—A_ House «n Lower Queen Street
Apply to Thomas MeQuaid, oc8 ecd Te? LET.--A House on Queen Sireet, Apmy
A. N. LarGs.
To LET.—One half of a Double Tenement House On Sidney Street, adivining the resi- dence of H. J. Callbeck, Esq. Possession cen be given immediately. Apply to FRANCIS P. Mc- CAKRON, eed
T° LET.—A Hou3e on Pleasant Street, with Stable and Coach House. Posse sion imme- diate. — WM. Dopb. septz2 rrmsO LET.~—A House on Hillsborough Street* T containing 9 rooms, at present occupied by Mr. George Carter. Possession can be given 15th or at the
September Apply to Jadge Alley, - store of George Carter & Oo. eod tf—ane2s
i To LET.—The Shop and Basement in the Cam- eron Block, lately occupied by Mrs. R. Young,
This is one of the best stands in Charlottetown. : and the Basement is large and admirably adapt- |ed for a restaurant or other business. For fur- ‘ther particulars apply to WARBURTON & BEA y.
WOOD, Solicitors, Cameron Block. tf—se pls
Winter Goods, Cheap.
PERKINS & STERNS.
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White Woo! Blankets, White Union Grey Wool Blankets, Grey Union Blankets, Comforts, Superior Knitting Warns, very cheap.
FUR GOODS-—VERY BEST VALUE.
Wen’s Fur ‘oats, Ladies’ Fur Jackets, Fur Capes, Fur Caps, Fur Boas, Fur Mufis, Fur Gloves, ete. Cheapest Sleigh Rebes in the City.
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Sterns’ Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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@hose are the men who back up their advertisement with a reward of $500 to any Man. Woman or Child who can find another stock of Mens, Boys’ and Chil- . dren’s Clothing on P. E. "Island as large and cheap | as the one to be seen at PROWSE BROS.
have the WONDERFUL Prices sit on the fence and do the Clothing business of
Blankets, Bed
Try Perkins &
Charlottctown, Nevember 7, 1890
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We blow because we LOW PRICES. High ery, because they sce we Prince Edward Island.
WE HAVE GOT THE GOODS! You can have
them for very little money. Money Saved is Money Made, so come along everybody.
PROWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,
186 and 144 Queen Street. Charlottetown, October 15, 1890. For St. do
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SS = ee entra —_
NEW AND LARGE STOCK
OF —
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE,
eee
G. H. TAYLOR'S
NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE.
Oct 7—dy 2aw w
1's, Newfoundland,
tee
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the /2th inst., apd wi'l carry Cattle and Sheep on deck, For Freight or Passage apply to PEAKE BROS. & CO.,
rov3 4i Agents.
A GRAND ARTICLE.
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No More Tough Beef!
Local Exhibition,
ILL FURTHER NOTICE the Exhibition of HOME-MANUFACTURED CLOTH- ING will be continued at 140 QUEEN STREET.
A a most careful trial on Its merits, ‘ we have purchased from Mr. Crabbs, of Toronto, the right for this Province of his “COOKER.” We have no hesitation in say- ing that there should be one in every house- hald. Out of many who have sent us testi- monials we insert a few inthis issue. For roasting purposes it is unsurpassed; as a baker it cannot be beat.
Orders left at HARRIS’ TIN STORE promptly attended to.
Messrs. Harris & Ross,—
The ‘**Ceoker” 1 beught from you is a splendid article. For roasting purposes it is The articles displayed to which your special attention is directed are READY- MADE OVERCOATS, in Melton, Nap, Worsteds, Beavers and Tweeds ; Blue and
unsurpassed. I have much pleasure in recom mending it.
Black Nap REEFERS ; Scotch and Canadian Tweed SUITS; TROUSERS of
Domestic and Imported Cloths.
In CUSTOM TAILORING we are prepared to make up the best-fitting garments at living profits. Here will be shown you Pilot Cloths, Worsteds, Chinchillas, Scotch weeds, Fine Beaver Cloths, Fine Trouserings, Canadian Tweeds.
Mrs. A. J. Mcrpny. Messrs. Parris & Ross,— I have given the ‘*Cooker” I got from you a most careful trial. I find it most valuable for roasiing beef, etc. 1 am sure a person once using one would not like to do with- out it.
In GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, we have Fine Neckwear, Lambs’ Wool Underwear, Top Shirts, White Shirts, Cloth Gloves, Knitted Gloves, Kid Gloves, Waterproof Coats, Woolen Underwear in Sectch and Canadian make, Umbrellas, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Collars, etc., etc.
Courteous attendants will be at your command. Doors open from 7 a. m. to
m, Admission Free. E> 2 A o BB ae UC | OF
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Mrs. T. J. Morris.
Messrs. Hanris & Ross,—
The ‘‘Cooker” I got from you is certainly all you claim for it. Meat roasted in it be-; P- comes quite tender. Three is no shrinkage nor possibility of it burning. I have much pleasure in recommending it. Very truly,
P. P. ARCHIBALD,
Proprietor Osborne House.
nov4—6i Charlottetown, Sept. 30, 1890.
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