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Local and Other Items. it dell of meantles and mil

CLEARING Beer Bros.

line now on. See advt. ~~

Arren THE HoLipaYs College re-opens t lay o 7 ReweuBer the lecture and musical enter taiument in St. Patrick's Hall to-night

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a Rane Treat ia in store for all who come |

to St Patrick's Hall to-night. Admission

oaly lo cen’ - lous Bovis O' Reriry -~Hear Mr. Bent’s esture on the iife of the patriot and poet, Joba B vy le O' Re illy dlsepuamas Iurzoven: ~ The Dominion OJdiellow has changed its form, being now @ neat six- teen page p*per and filled with the Jatect information for the fraternity.

2 1. O. F —Regular meetiog of Court Avor dal+ this evesing. Installation of « flisers and

ivitiation of candidates. Members are re ested to be in their places at 8 o'clock sh up. , le i MinisrerniaL Ass ciation.—At a meet- ing of clergymen held in the Meh dist Church yeéterday afternoon, » Ministereal Association was formed of which Rey. J. A. Gordon Was elected Pre sider t, and Kev. W. ©. Matthews Secretary.

- A cepy of Banyan's master picoe (Cook's edition) is resented free to everyone attending Mr. Full’s ‘Pilgrim's Prog es” reading The views illustratiog this interesting subject are taken principal’y from life models, and are well worth seeing,

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Cuxmrorurn CoLumsus.—The second lece ture of the Benevelent Irish Society's course will be given io the Lyceum on Thursday eveniog next by Rev. De. Walker, of Rollo Bay. Hiseubj ct will be “Chi istoy her Colum- bus end the Dise: very of Amrrica.”” The lec ture promises to be exceedingly interesting

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and iustructive.

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Vurornta Hockey Crus. —A_ meeting was beld «t the Y. M.C. A. last night, at which the Victoria Hockey Club was or-

Pesident, E. J M Lew : The

ganized the officers are H gue; View President, Charles Secretary Treasurer, H. BO Wright club will play at the Rok on

nigh's With rival hock y town we may row lo k forward to some in the winter

cubs im the

terveating match games to enliven ac eson, _ - Tux Wortp’s Farn.—The different provin cic) governments are being esked to a od a rp exeatative, t= such provinces w here a pre

vincisl commissioner has been eppointe d to meet at Ottawa on the eighteenth inst, for ‘he purpose of corsid

ering matters relating tothe World’s Fain, in the departments of education, egriculture, horticulture and mines, the larger ex ibite will come from the provinces, and it is im- portant that the spaces alotted to Canada should be divided up and u'i iz d to the best advantage.

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Tux Berrisa Constrrutios.—M-. B._ D. Ii.gys'’s paper on ‘The Genius of the }evtish Constitution,” read last evening be- ture the Epworth Laague was very en) y- able. A brief but very complete sketch was given of the devevelopment of the con- stitution of our country and its method of self-government, The paper throughout was greatly apprectated by all present. Prof. West, Arch. McNeill, Jno. Newson and others tovk part in the interesting dis- cussion that followed.

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Water Commissioner's E.ecrion,—The election to fi'l the vacancy on the Board of Water Commissioners wil! be held to morrow. The poll will open at nine o'clock and close at tive. The qualification of elec- tors is the same as for the election of 8 Mayor. The returning officers were sworn in at eleven o'clock tu day by His Worship M syor H aviland Phey are 8 follows :-— Ward 1, Jubn Maceachern ; Ward 2, John, S. Macdonald; Ward 3, J. D Mason Ward 4, J. hn Higgins; Ward 5, Arthur Foate r

Mr. Thomw Campbell, as will be seen by his card elsewhere in to-day's paper, has retired from the contest.

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Eurnep to Deatu. — Mrs. Thomas Tynes (colored) living at Dartmouth, N S.. leit ber house on Saturday to go to a neighbor's forcil. Whenshe returned fifteen minutes leter, she called for the four chil- dren she had] ft upatairain the house. Nore- p'y was received and after going up she was inet, on pushing open the room door, with » volume of smoke which so darkened the apartment that she was anable to see anything within for some time. She grop- ed her way through the emoke to the bed. Shere lay the eldest child, a little girl, who aloud wheu touched The sake John, ten months old, sat sill

cried clearing off, strapped in his cher ae when she left him, ti « little features were horribly distorted, showing the awful ex- perience the n.fant bad encountered. The evidence at the inquest indicated that the mother bad peruntted the children to ply with the fire and that one had lighted a rag at the steve, the flame from which ignited the clothing of tbe burned child

HOW IT IS DONE.

Many customers are asking us how we esn afford to ak«, Capes and Ulaters at about heli price. Well, this is how it's done.

Our beyer goes right to headquvas buy. That means a saving. Where some firms buy a dizon we buy a hundred. Thot's another savirg, for *e secure prices Never quvied & Frequently, when coming &eross a line of goods that

but «tf ne dead

sell elegant ©

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just suets 1 5, hundred we clear th hundreds of ladies elegant goods makes this possible. This means that we fr: q rently secure sensational bes ja.ns

AT THE END OF THE SEASON Only a few We want an empty Mantie Roem new stock

lot. The fact that

femain to hold our immense not particular about profits; « will suon be covered by the rush for cu hew goods We dont want the goods to another season, 380 the prices

We are the largest dealers in Mantles on P. E, Island.

Call early and share in the bargains.

BEER BROS.

Ladies

Weather Baulictin. Tcrovto, Jan. 10.—10 a. m.

Strong winds and gales, cloudy, with snow

or sleet, turning very cold to-morrow,

The Prince of Wales

instead of taking a dezen or a

are waiting for our

We are «email loss

tu earry Over

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Local and Other tems,

B. 1. S.— Meeting to night. atid

R. 8, C —Adjourned annual meeting te-

night at 7 30 sharp. Full attendance. rhinitis | TexmMomerer Reapines.—Lowest dur- ing the night, six above zero ; at noon to-

| day, thirty above.

ili Don't loiucry the Gospel Union meeting |

this (fuerds5) evening at 8 o'clock in Euston

| Street Hall. Ali ae heartily invited to at-

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Ix Luck.--Tue trotting stalfion Parnell was lest evening disposed of »t Mr. P. P. Gillis’ place of business, the lucky one,

I. H. Davies, Eq, M P., will lecture to- Dight in St. Paul's Charch schoolroom. The rubject of the’ lecture is **Rambles through Knglacd and Scotl. nd.”

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Potice Court.-—-This forenoon, Peter Mc Aleer, a protectionist, was remanded pending bis admission to the poorh ue Ose drurk was fined $1 or feurd ys

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ronooLt Poarn —A meeting of the City School Board was he'd let evenirg, at which a resolut'on was passed prohibiting | the receiving of presents fx m pupils by the teachers in the different schools.

- - | Tue Srantey —The steamer Stanley has | been detained in Georgetown to day owing |to the storm prevailing. She is expected to | leave at the usual hour to-morrow morning. There will be no foreign mail to-night.

A Coxrrectioy.—The Guardian of this morning publishes a paragraph from the Halifax Chronicle, stating that Dr. Joseph Creemer, son-in-law of Judge Reddin, died in Brooklyn, N. Y., recently. This state- ment is incorrect. It is Dr. Creamer, Sr., who is dead, and net the son-in-law of Judge Reddin. The facts of the case were given in Tue ExaMINeR some days ago.

Tue Markets —The attendance at the mar- ket to-day was not very large. Prices ruled somewhat bigher than usual. Eggs brought 20 to 22 cents per di zen. Butter was in mod-

| erate supply at 18 cents to 24 cents per Ib. Paescday | Tub butter sold at 2) cents per Ib.

Chickens | brought 40 cents per pair. Hay sold at 55 to 60 cents per 100 Iba Pork (carcase) was bought at 7 cents per lb, and small at 9 to 12 cen's per |b,

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Sovrts Licuts —-After keeping his lamps lin exe 'lent tiim for the last nine monthe, j the fairhfal keeper at Souris concluded that | it was about time to close up for the season, land so on Saturday right last uo light was visible, either from the tower nor from the spar atthe end of the breakwater. These lights are generally kept Lurning till about the second week in January. This year, on eccount of the cold weather they have been |} extinguished a few doys earlier than u-ual.

l. O. O F.--The officers of St. Law- rence Lodge, No. 8, for the present term are as follows:

N G—Frederick H Seller.

V G—Alfred J Houle.

R Secy — Daniel McLeoi.

Per Secy —J Samuel! Nelson.

Treas—Henry 8 Cceflin.

Warden —Jas Ries.

Conductor—Ewen MeMillan.

: i 1G—Sydney B Enman,

O G—Alex D Macleod. RSNG-JF Whear.

RS V G—Chas McFarlane. LS V G—Dvwvid P. und.

R S S—Win C Laird,

LS S—Hial A Brown. Chap—Rev C W T Dutcher. Organist-—W A Hawley.

J PG—Wwm Small.

sion Personal.

Captain McLaren, of the steamship Electra, ig ia the city.

?. J. Quinn, representing Manchester, Rob- ertsou & Allison, 3t. John, is here on a busi ness trip. He is registered at the Hotel Davies

D. Gordon, agent at Summerside for the Steam Navigation Compary, is registered at the Queer.

Rev. James Atneas Macdonald, of River, is in town to-day

tev, Father Burke was in town yesterday. He jeft last evening for Montreal.

We are soriyto hear that His Worship Mayor Haviland is still so ill that he is u- abie to leave bis house.

A despatch to the Colonist reports as follows, concerning one of our fair acobies abroad who had been exercising her talent as wn eloeutiouist at an entertainment recently held at Vancouver: “No, 12 read, ‘A recite- tion by Miss Kilen Victoria Lawson, she as is ye great elocutivnist of ye Capitale citie, ande lives next farm to ye Lieutenant Governor.’ Miss Lawson was twice recalled, and to the delight of the aucienee responded each time. The young lady chose Scotch pieces for a largely Scotch audience, and by the sid ofSher great talents captured her hearers at the firet sentence, end at the conclusion of the number had crept imto the heart of her thousand auditors Victoria's lady elocutionist in rendition is free to mature, graceful in gesture and charming in manuer. A demonstrative acknowledgment of the visiting elecutionist’s superior merit lasted several minutes.”

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MARRIED.

In Chiceg>, on Tuesday, the 3:d January, 1893, Cama Lauffer, of Prague, Austria, to

Mr. Recs Williams, of Norborne, Miesouri. BikTH | At Little York, Jamaary 8:h, the wife of

He beit Lewiv, of a daughter,

Local Notices

Odd pants for beys, odd jackets for bovs, men and youthe, cheap for cash at James Paton & Co's. janlO 3i

Extensive preparations are being made to maxe Burns’ Aoniversary Concert the best yet. Look out for programme next week, and keep Thuredey evening, 26th inst, open for the con- cert of the season.

Weeks & (0 have li sizes in hockey stock- ings aid navy blue jerseys —W A Weeks & Co, janl0 3i eod

Ladies’ Dolmans.—We have a tew, prices from $9 to $13, which we are sacriticing at $3 each. — Harris & Stewart. jan5 dw tf

Laptrs’ and children’s sacques, reefers and ulsters at practically your own prices at Stanley Bros. j7—3i

All our winter cloths at greatly reduced prices. —W A Weeks & Co, next to Beer & Goff s jan4 3i eod

from rant, irresistibly tiue |

Mr. R. Beairsto a

Closing Out Sale,

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READY-MADE CLOTHING

HAS GOT TO GO!

Men's Overcoats, Men’s Reofers, ‘Men’s Suits. Boys’ Overcoats, Boys’ Reefers, Boys’ Suits, Childrens’ Suits.

This line must be closed out, so bargains will be given to everybody.

We take the public into our confidence and show them where they can save money, by giving the best value obtainable, and-bringing within their means what ia needed to keep their families, not only ina de cen manner but in good style, without getting into debt. |

PUsH is needed im any busi- ness, but GOOD QUALITY and LOW PRICES must draw.

Competitors have a rocky road to travel and very fittle: money for it when they try to get down to our prices, and no doubt they have a long road to travel yet to get there.

Every Man, Woman and Boy

on P. bk. Island is invited to this great sale at

PROWSE BROTHERS’,

Khe Wonderful Cheap Men.

— HAVE BOUGHT OUT THE LATE FIRM OF—

PERKINS & STERNS,

AND WILL

GENERAL ~ DRY ~ GOODS ~ BUSINESS

AT THE SAME OLD STAND.

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CARRY ON A——

By strict attention to business, low expenses and popular prices, we hope to deserve and obtain a share of the trade. The Stock now on hand will be sokd at prices lower than ever to make room for New Spring Stock.

MOORE & McLEOD,

Charlottetown, Jan. 9, 1893—eod & wky SUCCESSORS TO PERKINS & STERNS.,

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Going Out of Business.

(x)— Owing to the demoralized state of the Dry Goods trade of Charlottetown, we have decided to go out of business. In order to wind up the business q sickly, we shall discount our entire stock of Dry Goods and Carpets. Big bargains will be given, as we must clear the entire stock out by Ist March. Oa (joods are all new, well bought. and this is a chance of a lifetime to get goods at your own price.

(> This Sale will commence on MONDAY, Dec. 19th, and will continue till all is sold, Sale positive. No reserve.

PATTON BROS.,

186 on the Main Street.

Cherlottetown, December 15, 1892—eod & wky

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A Change in Business

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STAR TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

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Our Entire Stock on the market at SO per cent. discount. ;

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As we have only a limited time for the disposal of our goods, our patrons can depend on podsitive

Bargains. McLEOD & McKENZIE, Merchant Tailors.

Cha‘iossas> 71, D a>: 9, 1892-39 d & wky

GREAT VARIETY OF ‘tgs fhormaty

JEFORE STOCK CAKING we went 10 clar > outa large stock of the ‘following articles z., Hair, Tooth, Na 4 loth Biushes; Cowbsee

age Variety; Faucy Boxes, suitable for Wed ding Presents. and a lerge «tock of Pe rfames aid Fancy Soaps. some genuine bargains will We given

We intend making a ch ard wish to Clear ous tre above named articles lo secure this offer come before the 1st February, for then we ttop giving the bargains we sow advertise.

A large stock of PATENT MEDICINES. viz. Pink Pilla, Everybody’s, Morse’s Indian Root, Carter's Little Liver and all the well-knowsa Pills; Pierce’s Medicines, Warner's Sate Coce Burdock Blood Bitters. Kmulsion of Coed Liver Ou, Pure a Oil, ete

Felt Boots and Rubbers

-——_SELLING CHEAP AT—— (Ou: prices for prescriptions are jast as low es

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Charlottetown, December 28, 1892—eod & wky

F. pe C DAVIES, Charlottetown, November 18, 1892—eod & wky j . Dispensing Chemist, jen9 Morris Block, Victoria Rev

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