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Local and Other items. | Lament on the Death of Chieftain. |

— | BY LITTLE-QUILL, POET LAURKATR OF THE | ai See Bere Bros’. Bargain Corner PETERS BOODLE COMPANY. | oe —ne * a «

- Mastixe of Natal Day Committee at 7.30) Ye hardy sons of honest toi’,

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sharp this evealng xe noble tillers of the soil | ‘

o Of fertile, fair Prince Edward's Isle, i \- of , : een Serceung mkaneal chance | Have opened an entire new sto «Men's nd | THB DOMINION BOOT & SHOE STORE , Street Hall to-night A great one’s “shuffled off the coil,”— | Boys’ Clothing, Men’s and Boys’ ilats, White ‘

t na A hero’s dead. an bi a f scuxowtevomEnt.—Mr Peter A.Melatyre| 4043 ve Grits, “lend me y 7. | & Colored Shirts, witonmaloties, snd all the Always Leads with the ChoicestJStock of Wi 3 bes the thooks of Tue Examixen for late] ‘05 wien my doleful tele you bear ” newest makes in Men’s Colored Shirts y : Chicago papers. | ioetel the cadena | yo In our Unlaundried Shirts for 45c., and our : j : = : ie: Mock PARLIAMENT meets to-night at 8/ vy... sai acted eae ches , White Laundried Shirt for 50c., we have best Wen s, Women's and Children’s MR o'clock. The new Uovernment wi'l be anp-) ” Since “Chieftain’s” dead ; ; value ial town. ; ’ ced, and the woman suffrage debated. ? : é i ‘ : : ar a . S S45 . eke nounced, « . ingle teens iis | 30 dozen Gents’ New Spring Ties, 20 dozen Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Ne ANDREW Uauen's 8 on M Watextes cannot | To tee the aalt tears slowly chase | z Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, lot of New Print, ee nallec , 1elt wut svor tach ether down our chieftains fac ’ : . i ‘ . } a, valee. meet vee. o Clot Grey and White Cottons, Cottonades, etc.,—the We are daily receiving our New Spring rf T sNLEY did rs move fout to-day on ses _— adage . ; ‘a | ° very best value obtainable. Goods, and can sell you the very best goods for : PR ue ST aid tm o om way stilfand dead, > . * < . at ne epg gall” te amaptates mer} i Sa i Rooms over the Dominion Boot and Shoe an least money of any house in the trade. Neg | t the usual hour. xen Fred by routh of schemes and lies @ > e ° ek row morning 4 wal b Sones haneet Well seeneell tk pies, Children’s Clothi Store, Always buy of us and you will save money. ae Tur Boston STREAMERS Carroll and Wor- He called his braves to quick devise , : s i rt ¢ :

he ic > in t a ; : ceater will, if the ice permits, begin their That would fore’er immortalze

J. B. MACDONALD & CO., WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET.

regular ow aoe ee to Boston Peters & Co. * a ; * | mn Thursday, “4° . CG ¢ ion : ; BH

i . —o—— They wrangled long like boys at-school, fe) 8 10 ‘ : Charlottetown, April 11, 1893-—eod & wky ty

; Foorsatt—There will be a weeting of | Whether to buy ao dss or muie; * o ih, the Junior Abegweits this evening at seven At last they swore they'd buy a bull, : , 2 — a Se — = ‘

o'clock at Victoria Park. A fall Thet Tull rg ee : 4 teat . os 1's ‘ sanented. at Tulloch’s herd wou'd shame and foo 2 qiendance io requested. Out of theig hises Men S Clothing. He | We have now on hand an im. if Pouce Cocat.—This forenoon two drunks Then Boyer, famed for bovine lore, wey | ‘o

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were disposed of tor fines of $3 or 20 days and | |. muckie haste sought Canuck’s shore, i!

( +-ectively, and a wife beatin oi 2 a , } a ms ’ . Ses oi = oa aa ; ion 4 And a eaten eee —" herds all o'er Yout h cy Clot = ; mense stock of Room Paper, in all RB ye HE A male and female whose backs bore 2 hin 7

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Bosto’ Maxwu:s -—Eastern choice fresh The sign of Ayr.

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. cgya ate quoted 1 Boston at 47 conte per] e | | the latest styles and colorings. | dosen ; P. E Island Chenangoes in bulk | A pair he choose that pleased his mind, 2 i and beg sell at 80 cents per bushel. ee — = and — rope eed ; 2 . 4 eiiasuiahie ile Se that the Tories, though half blind, ; ee | During April and May we intend

a AN interesting subject, a racy instructive They both were of the bovine kind, ; . lesture, beautifaul views! A delightful Whate’er their pedigree. Ww EK A RE IN - iV’ j ‘ ! ; eveniog awaits all who attend Rev. D. : yh

Sutherland's lecture on 1 baredey evening. The trio land, loud boom the guns, to close most of it out. Our plan is:

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- They're met with streaming flags .and drums, Sxuw Storu.—A terrific wind and snow-| They play ‘‘he Conquering Hero Comes,” ee ae ee ee oe ni) storm swept over the west end of the Island Which could not fail mit “bea on Saturday night and Sundsy morning. | To make his bullship rear-his thanks e BEST POSSIBLE VALUES ! z The roads were completely biocked with And shake his tail. e Car et Business anow, the fall being the largeat this season. : ' ‘ 2 i a eemmcentpansnes A march triumphant is cutlined; | .% y. W. C. T. U.—Meeting to-morrow Fred's Council leads in happy mind; - LOWE T POSSIBLE PRICES i afternoon at 4o0'clock. Subject for discus The bovines think it very kind | ee ; . S

; “The Pledge.” Appointment of]... Aod chew their eud, . doles t vie unl n ee ‘shes im por- While loyal Grits trudge on behind Cc t f all ki “Th i Ht "3 delegates to Knee deep in mud. arpets of all kinds. Largest- Display in 1

tant business. Bak “~ ae ; a Lar e Aa ' tpi j 1.90.0 F.—S:muei Watis, Eeq., Grand og here eg i os BG frail; the City. Everybody delighted with our | 8 eee - Gilt eapers “iH

Patriarch, will officially visit Port la Juie | And eee NEWEST STYLES at less than half price. Nee

Eseampment, No. 4, of the city on Satur Immense Stock and Low Prices. No one

diy evening next. The royal purple degree Not even wears to eaten tte tail, 5 will be conierred. Vhate’er he'd do ot say. hould b till. th : . : te To blame his bullship [ would scorn, snou uy ui t ey see this Department. | If you intend doin an a erin ' v *, Loading AT SOURIS ~The echr. Mary} But Beyer failed to spier bis horn LARGEST VARIETY ' g y p p g " Joseph, Capt. McCarthy, is about loaded | To see when was the laddie born, PROWSE BROS. | ie with potatoes, The Seaflower, Capt. And let him bilk : , I ? ; earn enter, aicceid cher vemae| Wilkes the * ea aeng a jit will pay you to see our patterns. Fi potatoes for Pictou. Several other vessels Without the ‘‘ wee drap milk.” , : ' f ‘ are being made ready for sea, When “Chieftain” heard how Campbell jeered, LOWEST PRICES ! J eae : How Bentley laughed and Cyrus leered ‘ | N ERLAND, which left here ra ghea | SS of coven o oak yesterday morn A sudden — in wins, eomveces: | ing, did not reach Pictou until about half- But ’ ae ce tal _ ag d i] Cc 5 ‘4 past one ia the afternoon. The delay was Sut reed nh fe greatly feare a S a S | caused by the accumulation of ice outside was suicide. 5 . Pictou She will likely not leave Pictou until} pig Cyrus says he left 20 kin : i: Suec essors to eshte & Steere | weaerew. In all the land to mourn tor him, . | senna Except two sons deformed in lim’ : | Musstoxany Seevices.—Sunday next, 23-0) “°F "With taila shend, rats, Hats, Charlottetown, April 13, 1893—eod & why “4

inat , will be Missionary Sunday in the Sece It surely is a shame and sin

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ond Methodist Church. Rev. WG. Lane, To mock the dead.

of Pictou, will occupy the pulpit in the morn. BOSTON STEAMERS ‘ 38 ing and evening. On Monday evening Mr | He'd fain declare his progeny nil, ' i Lane will deliver a lecture in the same church | But Pete and Sandy o’ the Hill, a S or ousan omni re upon a “Trip to Sweden.” Executors of his lest will, “a a "

citmemipnn theta Have druu.wed up five CARROLL and WORCESTER

Wee orphans slander cid not kill o Canaptan Beer.—Ow Monday last, Mr. phans : - ’ : Jas. Mc(irath brought to the city a carload Thank God, alive. wi commence the season’s work by cmmmaraconemunt ) annals rs of beet which was dressed in Toronto.) ang Peter says he'll bet a poun’ (eee leaving Boston for Charlottetown on >

There were 36 carcasses in all, and the] with any sneering Tory loon, SATURDAY, 29th inst., and fortnightly al d

re th ces cfvapeioe wei, found | Teste hit als Lag aly don area IN THE SEED BUSINESS it

a ready sale. —St. John Telegraph. Somehow behind, s A eed (x)

_———— Like any other coo’s in toon, CARVELL BROS., Agents. B Fresh Herninc.—One of the eastern Of bovine kind. Ch’town, April 18, 1893--2w 2aw ie fishermen, Moses Brow, of Rollo Bay, lays! 50: what poor beast of any sort ft : g bie

dim to having caught the first ‘froch | Goud live'and bear the iil report Grand Display of Seeds. ‘‘Rverything for the Farm and Gardep.”

herring this spring. This he did on Friday | Of Brennan, Cotton and McCourt, last, off Lower Rollo Bay. A few were And smooth faced Mae ?

° ¢ ‘ fo caught off Souris since then by James] Better be dead than be the sport Charlottetown, April 13, 1893, (x) ; Canfield. Of such a pack. A SURPRISE IN STORE FOR EVE : id lie i I Dramatic. ~The performance given in | Let wicked Tories jeer and rave. seb RYBOD f a the Lyceum last evening by the Students of | Peace to the great departed brave ; ESR eeeensria | ———_{x) _ ees St. Dunstan's College was largely attended. | No grit device his life could save. SR AO alo it at (SN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL \9ru AND 20rm, we will hold » . The programme consisted of the popular Deer dithannte aid sity envio THE Steamers of the Black Diamend Line will Grand Exhibition of Seeds in the Second Flat of ovr Store (formerly Messrs. Pat- a drama ‘More Sinned Against than & 5 qeautiy ao aan oe noe oA a aeaney ton Bros’. Carpet Department). We will show the most complete Seed Store aad the S| Sinning,” and the ser ty poe a and St. John's, Newfoundland, | about the sen dey largest and best assortment of Seeds ever shown in this Province. Pik 4 aa : ” " fF ar- : rr oO} ay, . i? a Simpson's ae cr apg pet eeeeet peli, ian. 3 Shippers will please engage freight room early. | FREE! FREE !—No charge for admission. All are invited. No one q@ill be ai ies acters were or Then pass around the usquebaugh, i PEAKE BROS. & CO., * importuned to buy. We only want you to come and see whether : the claims we have iN ¢ A Pueasant FanewetL.—Mr. Jones A. iii one our zeal ; . ae am Paes te0 pres ions ie = . - — 7 fries da — i % ‘ jay for his home st} We'll grind the Tories, one and a’, a . "OL ‘ » ma. a ursday of this week. it up at night Be ee ee B 1. Censde, after a 80- Under our heel. EPWORTH LEAGUE by electricity. . . 1 i

journ of six months ified. umabcelin by the em- | There's Angus holding in hie hands pa a LECTURE COURSE. GEORGE CARTER & CO., Seedsmen, jue

ployes of Elias Ward & Co. In the evening a | For votes, tree deeds of fertile lands.

recption was tendered rey by ee = On every = aie ; ; EV. D. SUTHERLAND will deliver apl? —3i 136 QUEEN STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN. eg | aon fatinnate Selous 68 (N. 5) Seumal. ‘Our well beloved” J. R. commands ‘ Lecture in the Basement of the First ‘ a hae Sterling Street. — ee The famcus road machine, 2% a Vas Methodist Church, ae +

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: _Lommen | Pacenns.Lobetts « demand | 424 Donald's ready for the march, ae ON THURSDAY, 20th INST.

ch ; ome As sweet as honey, stiff as starch ; pit,

for men acquainted with the canning Sl | The keystone of the boodle arch ’ Mots “a a tia aera

. nets, From 20 to 26 dollare a month and Tae grits have raised, — Subject Here and There Thre: ‘ 4

4 over are being offered to sealers and fisher- | pis very breath will Tories scorch, eG ; Scotland.

The Lord be praised. ¥2 : a 1) eRe * '

men. Some think the season will prove - The Stereopticon Views illustrating this . . - > o . * “ s 3 successful ove. Aayway, present SRW ™ | rhen we've a loud tongued brassy Bell —_ , —— meee | Lecture are taken from photographs, and ree 5 ene ee ;

tions are more favorable to the fishermen

To gapiog crowds our worth to tell, are of a most interesting nature. : than were those of the last few years. Give him his d loud and well ‘ <"} isai ; } pep, and loud and we “3 » Admission, 15 cents. Lecture to com- : eae oe es roe cae Would you aaieiasion, 15 > eom-/ 00,000 Dozen Large Clean Fresh Eggs, A 4 UM Even ring beeps eepent Sal k Sy o® For the English and Amevican Market, for which the outside price will be paid. 4 BRELLAS not Parasols were what the “To arms ye braves”! mask devise; Li e to gO c FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ON HAND AND FOR SALE—A large stock of EGG CASES and FILLERS, ck 4 weather called for to-day. Then cut and carve and distranchise; . « 3 +¥ eaz'9 FO SALH at greatly reduced rates. Write for prices. . Doe’ , aie? And still the cloven foot disguise Shopping in . ; - J. A. F AROU ‘ en t you want a new one . Ac well’s ¥ : , : you can : ; ‘ : : Thar is if you can get one that will be} stive with your might to blind the eyes ‘ —— : 7S ne 7 yo sages» . Q HARSON & Co. ie toroughly satisfactory. Of every honest man. IVI ON ; REA ; Outbuildings, eres aan Sidney Deaeae apl3—dy 2w wy 3m 468 . . las ® . We keep all qualities—good and bad ;| phen here's a health to all turncoate, near Queen. House open for inspection. : as few bad as possible, about one 1M 4/ To bloodlers, bums and office blosts, For full particulars inquire of ae a Se agg 1% thousand, We will supply the purchaser | With ram and beer we'll wash their throats : ; es H. J, CALLBECK hs of that one with a rew one and not charge . ee ant cng. » waa apl7—tf eae F J T re _—s sats pail gl To the ye me aa . : MONTRE GENTS = dy unde #13 lant week selling ust ry ‘ + , UTOPIA—unrivailec or e a AR “ Leng’s Soli uci ‘encil.” y not ‘ pearance and durability. Grit Gally, ath moon of the 2od year of COLONIAL HOUSE, PHILLIPS SOU i, AL you ——— + Lone, Mfr., 334 pete fl s as the Peters Boodle Combination. Street, cago, Til. ap ie ‘ THE TOWER-—thorougi!y reliable. (Other ps pers please copy.) (TO LET—House of six rocms on Fitzroy St.. ie We also chow many handsome novelties ST i t Mm il Oo de e eeeek ecadion ie to GE eek 3 io Parasols. : USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great Special Attention = ven 0 a vr rs Apply on the premises, — ed apls ae BEER BROS. blood and nerve remedy. : : : T° LET—Two houses pleasantly situated on ‘ -— Have s look at the $13 custom made) Dry Goods, Carpets, Curtains, Furniture, China and Glas-s| © Kent street. Apply to Miss Keener. ‘ : os BAS oN i eS suits at D. A. Bruce's. ¥ ware, Kitchen Utensils, Silverware, Lamps, aenegg es R SALE. et Ch ; 7 Beer ao ONCE, us pley of novelties to-morrow © uct 9 ' , 72 er 3 : ’ . j ten volumes, bound in calf. aire at this ay the disagreeable weather of to-day. DIED. ep et Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Mantles | 5...’ a th it BEER BROS. At North River, on the 14th inst,/an illinery. Rees a ii a p = ‘ sino Muriel Bessie, infant daughter of John and Full Stocks in each department. Trial o ders solicited. ae 2 of aget. a heveeeeld ~vou will find it the very best ; Weather Hul'etin. Fanny Moreside, aged one month and seven Stress. rederi apl7 31 pig j — days. +a 3 “ Toronto, Apri L.—1l0 am. f= = ee : IHENRY MORGAN & co. ie wz TO LOAN ce Farm Lands Apply Soap you ever used, x Generally fair, « few local showers, not USE SKODA'S DISCOVE , the grea ; febO—tt ctf MON KAL. sept3—4y tf ttorne, apl0— dy witat blood and nerve remedy. ss ; san

mush change in temperature.