om
i Me
THE LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Beer Bros
A ¥ perance lee-
e Church, Char te S M \ ‘ : tev \ erTso
N N.S are the
; ~ \ ‘ ’ ii Was
K se.— The St. John
Su 2 ta ries
. : centering at |
sWwhich ar Said to be on ‘
ast veare,
, ; Lord,
SEASON Before A i John Cantello Pp ‘ viet ub their possession during the
iw ach 1@d
‘ eeting of the
Second Methodist was dec led
in the Philhar-
5 tea a : sale
fa Chanksgiving Day. The
indies Dat i letermined to make
tu afta ¥ nage -
i ‘ \ | iblic te Inperance lec-
‘ Philharmonic Hall |
evening by Rey.
dames Grabam, of Untario, Grand Lodge Le = Zz A collection will be tak lefray expenses : 7 We bespeak a full house. Eve Po Cour This forenoon, Owen Trainor. Low QQ rie Siree Bed f the Canada Tem ‘ ra : sum of $50 7 at x two months imprison- i I ' ess against Margaret om Callaghan was dismissed, o AG f wn Parer.—The Rev. J.C matex, B. A., representing the Canadian Cherch Magazine is visiting the Island in the res f his paper The Canadian % Maga * pul lished by the Do mestic and Foreign Missionary Society of isteresting periodicala for vlidbneia Tuey | Jesse Jawes.—Ned Hova 2 i i§., was s t at W vodst mck, | (nt., Monday afteraoon by a com pan- Ka at ! V am =6©Croses lt seems tint a party of young men were hunting mthe wools and began to play Jesse
Jani They marked off a distance and
Simei a’ wl
the hammer of his gun was cocked = | she trigger and instantly killed Hogan. Cross has surrendered to the police
- —A Liverp ol paper gives live stock and fresh port by seven-
7 D> LOTS OF DEEF i following list of
heats landed ai that
2 i steamers from Canada and the United es Mates durir one week in Sentem ber: < Vattle, 7,266; s wep, 2,247; quarters of mare’, 20,567. Commenting upon these gemegures the Montreal Gazette says: The Baevecish peopie have a great capacity for memeet-eatinec, but over 7,000 cattle and 20.- / 4 1) tarters of [ f landed at one port | fen Canadaand the United States is mber large order for the British public. merhen the market is flooded like this it is ae wonder that prices are low s ee ie News snp ILtvsrratep.—We are Baeebted to Mr. Clift, of the firm of | pan, Wood & Co., ship brokers, general | ‘4 mission merchants, &c., St. John’s, c fid.. for a very well got up book entitled
Newfoundland | Hained in itover forty large half-tone gravings of Newfoundland scenery, ac- npanied by descriptions which give the | meeader @ pretty good idea of the scenery of ) rhe introduction to the book, een ten by the Rev. M Harvey, LL. D., = 6. &., 4 #a most ver. Ti
There are
istrated.”
interesting
advertisements of the pro- sive busine of the colony are to found mn its pages
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Bay Fortvxe.—The idea which has met ground for some years that Bay rts $ “finished.” is quite a mistake . oo n &@ prosperous condi- | Fr : wear a happy and nte la 4 vod was br f anew store, forty 4 twe ‘ , with cellar, | “a rooms and second [ ry, to be opened |
Mary lat as a first-class general ,
@ Guilding w be situated opposite the | “thi % t Dingwell Messrs: Dicigra & Co firm who have this | Metprise in hand -promise their future |
“08 arvihing from a paper of pias toa}
they will thus be en- | feliata v fircure, the
ss "Mil profits and yuan k returns. We
ne ’ r n their venture. | = ' * ; oo a Dise The emall schooner | 4 1, (hat was diemasted off Egg sland 3 ‘ : : ; Wed ri Thareday bv the steame rastinet, is in dis 4 at Pickfori & Black’s wharf. The} me of the a} as been estimated al an > a 1200. are 400 quintals of cod } “ard. T| aptain of the schooner is |
fd Crouse He used
er Brick ge va
to be in the Captain Oakes, of
4 Mean, r, rested in the schooner a Me ul eA vas ridin’ at anchor of | * Islan | ‘1 tre was sent to Bridze- | fi ver Bridgewater to
the rescue and take the Avon in
: Dur gt wait for the Bridgewater
P Pastnet n #ight Captain me Says night was mning on and he |
Med io signal ¢ Faetnet He stated
the agreement wa that the steamer
i rece € $200 tow the Avon into
Pe ce WARK WRIGHT & 00., LID ,
. The Fast: "= sick if the
story has | Whe told. Ha fax Herald.
‘LOCAL AND OTHER
Carter's store, Queen street. Mr.
Halifa will make an excellent officia
arrived and will be laid up for the winter
Montreal, arrived this hard coal After to New York
Liverpool to Charlottetown, has put inte St. Michael’s with a loss of warks and stanchions damaged
made apon the St. Vincent de Paul Con- ference fur fuel and provisions at the ap- proach of winter are more than equal to > ; their season’s make of | “’¢ Tesources of the Society . | bers have, therefore, arranged for a series | of musical and literary entertainments to be given in St. Patrick’s Hall during the | auntuma and winter monthe. these entertainments will ae ws morrow (Thursday) evening al D i. i MeAulay, ot ;8 on fee 13 Only ten cents, s0 that all are ted of having | #!rded an opportunity of assisting in the novle work of helping the poor the | Or . open at 7.30; entertainment commences at about & quarter to eight.
to | tune is bidding fair to become quite a Thespian camping ground. Mr. Coghlan actor and fisherman and his charm- ins wife and daughter (who by the way is the kind ever held | Mite a good artist in oil) have long beew bientified with that part ofthe Island. Mr.
Cape,has made many improvements there— with its Lroad verandas—which give the place quite an Indian look, and other addi- ! | tions, the old house is scarcely to be recog- nized. Doors open at | ‘Pythias” to Mr. Flockton’s “Damon,” is still at the Cape, and now “‘Dame Rumor” has it that & prominent English acter and his wife have bought land build a house on the river. t, was convict- | aud beauty of the country evidently have many charms for the disiples of the ‘Soe and Buskin.”
some facts relating to a case of which it is to be feared is not an issolated one. weigher named Chaput, being sick and out of work, was obliged to negociate a loan of fifty dollars in order to keep his wife and Be Chor England in Canada. It is an | family of #mall children from suffering. He ifullof information | 4pplied toa lawyer named Demers, who agreed to give him the money at the villain ous interest rate of eight per cent. per- mouth. pay even tle interest and after the of time an action was brought for covery of the amount of the note and ace- umulated interest of two hundred dollars. | This Chaput was condemned to pay. Not | this, but during the proceedings the lender Cross not knowing | was calle fes-ional usurer.” injustice, and sued for libel, recovering a
| verdict for twenty five dollars with ' cots The note, interest, libel } judgment and costs amount to
about five hundred dollars. time Chaput has been served with a writ at the snit of one of the city bankers, or- dering him < possession belonging io Demers, ‘and as a rule had been ixsued arrested until he had paid the amount of the judg- ment obtained by Demers, the poor fellow, who was actually “/ sad predicament. of proceedings had been granted by the court, and Chaput was release}, but the end is not yet. radically wrong with the laws of Quebeo when such things ean be.
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DAILY EXAM
ITEMS.
Strorm.—A heavy storm of thunder lightning and rain passed over this
pro- vinee to~day
Aw Exee.venr Arromntwent.—Mr. Geo arter, of this city, has been appointed cket agent at Charlottetown for the C. P , and after this date he will be prepared » issue tickets to all points in Canada, the United States, China, Japan, and Aus- tralia Tickets may be procured at Mr. Carter
Cc t
> iN
silekaiictiiaa Marine News.—The steamer from Newfoundland
Gulnare last evening The New York yacht Columbia, from morning to take in
coaling she will proceed
A despatch from London says the bark Ralph B. Peake, Rendle master, from
sails and bul-
St. Patrice’s Hait.—The demande
The mem-
The first of given on to- The admis-
It is to
hoped the hall will be crowded. Doors
> Swat THearricat Cotoyy.—Bay For-
Charles
>. P. Flockton who recently bought Abel’s
Mr. W. B. Royston, who is the
and intend to The solitude
—Com.
A HARD CASE OF USURY.
The Montreal papers of last week gave usury
About two years ago & poor coal
The poor man was unable to lapse the re-
1 in one of the pleadings, “a pro- This he considered an
In the mean-
to retain all moneys in his
ordering him to be
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INER - : ‘
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The Distingue
1s admitted to be the best selling Waterproof Garment in the market,
have been handling this Water- proof for the past three years with the satisfaction to our
tomers.
“VICTORIA,” The Distingue Waterproof.
FOUR DIFFS ENT STYLES.
Marguerite, Juliet, Victoria, Golf, with Silk-lined Hoods.
best
cus-
Extracts from the written opinions of leading English houses handling this make of Waterproofs :—
“We believe the Distingue Waterproof to be unsur- passed. The most popular Waterproof in the market. “The Queen of Waterproofs.
perfect in fit and finish, made in most elegant designs, gives universal satisfaction.
, a ;
“There is no risk with a make like ‘The Distingue.
Fashionable, durable, healthy.”
W. A. Weeks & C0,, W and Retail.
7, 1894 mm I
ry ? gn, et siG.eCsaic
Char iottetown, October |
400 NOW IN STOCK.
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OUR STOCK
FALL AND WINTER BOOTS
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YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE
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SP =r as proved 182 years, j i 1 fy i | W. A. WEEKS & C0. of Petes | have just received their Fall Stock ; pe of this celebrated make, all in the! ’ 1." . -¥ best Tweeds and Proofings. We |
wr nr ae
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Li;
AND
Charlottetown, October 6,
KVERYTHING IN
1894-m wf
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THIS
LINE
Waterproof Best Assortment and Prices the Lowest in the City.
vhs Sow"! SWEAT BLANKETS, OUI. SUITS, SURGINGLES, HALTERS,
AT
OVERCOATS AND REEFERS.
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IS NOW COMPLETE.
Our Prices will be found the Lewest in the City.
‘J.B, MACDONALD & 00.
Attractive in apgeimenin i... ae
Wy
eoencensne) JP sctineeece
An immense Stock to choose from.
J.B. MACDONALD & CO,
Charlottetown, October 1, 1894—dy
approval.
and lodged in the common jail
under arrest, wasina At last accounts a stay
There must be something
To Get Your Horse
€ ee last Mon jay Johnson & Johuson,
store. | Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.
| Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.
pel Guckly preure, Boywe at | It Grows Colder moo Every Day.
in good condition for the coming
winter, feed him a bag of PEEL’S
COMPOUND CONDITION
FOOD. Each bag guaranteed.
Price $1.00 for 124 lbs., and your~ money refunded if not pertectly-} satisfactory. Sold in Summerside by J. A. Gourlie, V. 8.
THE RELIABLE DRUGGBTS.
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The winter breezes will soon cut like’ knives. You will soon be calling for the extra blankets and heavy comfort. But what comfort can you expect on that old Mat- tress? The fall time is as good as any to have the best. Get the new NICKEL PLAT ED WIRE MATTP gss,— cheaper ones if you want them, and god ones, too.
from our own "E'weeds. ores ee can buy. e
small advance on cost,
Umbrellas and Gents’ Furnishings.
Prices right.
WMcKAY WoO
OUR STOCK
Mcinay Woolen Company.
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is now complete. and we cordially invite you to enti and inspect the largest stock of Overcoats, Ulsters, Neefers and Children's Clothing ever offered before in the city, and in Style and Price to meet cveryhbody’s We wish especially to call your attention to the Clothing of all sorts made They are cheaper, more durable and look better than any-
have a very large stock of TWEEDS, Imported and Home-made, also one of the largest ranges of WORSTEDS in town, all of which we are offering at a very HATS and CAPS of os ~(s — at all prices. ing our extensive range of UNDERCLOTHING at bankrupt prices. oe ) 7 We are also oierlnn: very low, Blanketings, Flannels, Horse Rugs, Carriage Wraps, Highest price always paid for Wool, cash or trade.
EW CONIPANYW.
: COPYRIGHT, a4,
We are sell-
New Season's Tea, Direct From China,
a VIA VANCOUVER AND ©. P. R.
We have much pleasure in announcing the arrival o our first direct shipment from Foochow, saving’ all inter- mediate profits and freight from London. As a result, we never before held such SPLENDID VALUE, and we in- tend giving our customers the full benefit.
Yee=>= TRY US FOR TEAS.
eee ef y See ee
SANDERS@N & C&.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, New-on Block, Victoria Row.
Charlottetown, October 17, 1894—m w f
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BLANKETS AND BED QUILTS.
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
iD 2 ® In vari ‘Ly
oe . vi us styles. a ot revera| F a di Only a él. Wel! 9
*., n a lar
Do
4. Six
very few pairs
m “oe
Ad different patterns, : * Very popular make. 5. Se i
on “i, lry the
2s.
Ochs a Duchess.” 9 Ae a few pairs. % = few odd pairs, ~ “one of this size.
j Z PYRSETS at
Jim . Wesruee
pairs of very superior make.
call early.
made; price was $1.00, now 70 cents. ge variety of kinds.
Yeral English-made goods in this size. “Various popular shapes.
good quality.
a fraction of their value.
BEER BROS.
Str: a " ‘ mg nith-we sterly winds 3 thowery,
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Are
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We have Flour to suit everybody in quality and price.
Ch’town, Sept. 26, 1894—mon wed fri
s
BAZAAR + COMPANY,
We have decided to Clear our Whole Stock of
AT ABOUT HALY PRICE.
These are not old goods,
‘within two months.
)
Cold weather is coming |
and these goods will soon have
and Coy ‘ers. New Go eds at very | ew
be wanted. We Blankets in all sizes, Quilted Bed These are all and marked prices.
HARRIS &
LONDON
Charlottetown, October 17, 1894—dy
HOUSE.
STEWART
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PICTURE
FRAMING to
firm in the city.
but have all been bought
order, cheaper than any
BAZAAR STOR
Charlottetown, October 13, 1894—t t s
ProvinciaL Treasury, Prince Edward Island, <« _ 25th June, 1894, Under authority of the Act of last Ses
sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government oi
? Prince Edward Island is now prepared to | weceive, from any person or persons, Term: |
ary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on a yf on euch termsas may be agre d upon. _
This will afford a good opportunity fr the investment of a large or small sums for
] g yeriods. short or ons INGUS MoMILLAN, Prav Treasurer.
june225—pat
RrAAD CMNANHV
Provincial Loan, 92+"
To arrive, per bark R. B. Peake, from Liverpeol, due here about 15th October, 8,000 Bags Salt. Parties wishing to pur- ehase can book, now at low rates.
PEAKE BROS. & CO. Charlottetown, Sept. 26, 1894.
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“OUR SPECIALTIES ! | Sou le’s Photographs sia sik cnanbtiie
Salt!
DR. CONROY
FLOUR, TEA AND SUGAR
Some of the Necessaries of Life.
£ We invite you to try our Groceries, feeling confident that you will be satisfied’ “with
| Sugar in Granulated, Powdered, Cut Loaf, Porto Rico, Trinidad and ‘our goods and prices.
. B. ENMAN
In the Building formerly occupied by J. D. McLeod, Queen, Street}
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McKay Woolen. Co.
tastes.
Refined
Tea to satisfy all Yellow
& CO.
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS. | UNDERCLOTHING.
HATS,
CAPS, BLANKETINGS,
FLANNELS.
Come and See. Our Show,
WcKAY WOOLEN C0.
Charlottetown, Sept. 25, 1894—dy
EFFECT OF THE FRENCH TREATY.— Clarets at half price! The rdeaux Claret Company established at Montreal in view of the French Treaty, are now offering the Cana- dian connoisseur beautiful Wines at $3 and $4
Has removed his Office and Residence to | per case of twelve large quart bottles. These P. P. Gillis’ new building, corner of Great George and Dorchester Streets, opposite the Bishop’s Palace. Entrance to office on Dorchester Street. oct] |—tf
are equal to any $6 or $8 Wines sold on their label.
by the best physicians as being perfectly pure and highly adapted for invalids’ use. Ad- dress Bordeaux Claret Company, 30 Hospital Street, Montreal. w s—septls
an RT _ =
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‘SELL
ep eee
Every swell notel and club are now | handling them, and they are recommended |
only the BEST, which is
~Woodill’s
German Baking Powder,
and you lack no customers to
Signalling to Mars
is a stroke of long-sightedness. It’s short sighteduess, though, which may come to a case of no sight atall, to neglect your eyes. Without glasses, many eyes are little better than glass ones, Put on spec- tacles the moment you need them, and take the precaution of allowing us to tell you when you require them. You can’t help seeing the value of such information when we supply it. Your sight, both near and far, will be stronger and clearer for following our advice. It pays to see what you don’t see, and a pair of glasses
fitted. hy us imay possibly enable you to
make that discovery. We also carry a line of Optical Goods, including Opera
Glasses, etc.
ee
E.W. TAYLOR,
CAMERON BLOCK.
oct9
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed “Tender for Rustico Work,” will be received at this office until FRIDAY, the 26th of October next, inclusive- ly, for the construction of Works at Rustico, ‘Queen's County, P. E. Island, in accordance with aplan and specification to be seen on application at the Post Office at Rustico, and ofthe Department of Public Works, Ottawa,
Tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied and signed with the actual signatures of tenderers.
An accepted bank cheque, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, equal to five percent of the amount of tender, raust accompany each tender, This ebeque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract, or fail to complete the work contracted for, and =o returned in case of non-acceptance of tender,
The Department does not bind itself to ac-
cept the lowest or any tender,
By erder, E. F. E. ROY, Secretary. Department of Public Works, t Ottawa, Oct. 5th, 1894. oct
P. &. Island ‘Railway,
Onand after FRIDAY, ist June, 1894, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :—
Trains Outward, Trains Inward, Read down: up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM BED OO. no000; Charlotietown....... 6D 9H 801 614..... Royalty Junction..... 606 919 30. 648. ....North Wiltshire...... 5M Bw 406 6&8...... Hunter River....... 52 815 ae: FOO. vecce -Bradalbane........ 50L 79 OOF TOD... s0k0ns ces puowoseae 15 Th ee Be nsaneen Freetown.........44 710 «ee eter Kensington........42 68 OOe OTB D cicccs Ar EiRiwooes 5 46 616 PM Summerside AM .:: Ly Bisucis se (30 16 OU I orcconts Miscouche......... 833 Wa i ee. Poe ED s snecnee 307 Wi7 S Oe es ticidcdes PE cendebsoce 237 935 443 20 DD...... 20002 0" EF sccccccses 146 «800 508 1047.........Bloomffeld......... 130 7 Cp. Sv cbc. cvs NS 106 70 + £7 ieee WEE iecccsseca 125 6% PM AM PM AM AM PM AM PM 639 300..,....Charlottetown....... 9 5% 63) 315.....Royalty Junction.....906 66 2 PB io600'0. cE cccmrers 0 BOO O69 BS. 6G) ..0005 Ar li aitih nt 8 46 Mount Stewa) t SIP OW) 220000 a: MP seoses 810 36 OSE Gi desc cctens Morell..... + 74 815 930 500 . St Peter’s.... -72 245 1014 533 .Bear River..,. 64 «168 MOK: 6 OD... 3... i si00. OED iee ascene 615 1» AM. PM AM P SPR P ERO ROTOR ER TEETER ERT EEE EREO EE TES EREE OSES OEOOO ED AM P.} AM PM $2 410.......Mount Stewart...... 810 845 938 503... .. Cardi so ncen one SP 2 1000 520.5...... Georgetown. ....... AM PM AM PM eeeneeee CPO ROTOR ee eee eeeee Fe efeeeee PM AM SOD: oan +s ooccop sag mamma jncedeeenienton a 66:4... vos o CM TAVOTHC. 14. «-sseeee P M - AM D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Rall Moncton, N. A, MCDONALD, Superintendent,
Charlottetown.
DR. H. D. JOHNSON
EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street
‘Aug 16,7'94—ly
Wants, Lost, Found, Ke
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
WANTED—A gir! for general housework’ Apply to Mrs. H. R. LarGe, Bayfield Street,
octl7—gi . pd TO LET—The dwelling house on Street lately occupied by Mrs. Mellets. pply to Mrs. Orrer. Possession given imme diately. eod—ectl7
ueen
TO LET—A house with four rooms, porch, good ceilar and stable; pump at the door,
| Apply to FRANCIS MONAGHAN, Mal ue Road.
Sw law
7 WANTED—A girl for genesal ray tf Apply to Mrs. HARRISON CARVE - Appt ~~ =
ALL KINDS OF PLAIN SEWING done neatly by Miss BEATRICE WAvMAN, Bay- field Street. ti—octl6
W ANTED—A )ousemaid, Apply to Mrs. Amnon Pare. ootlh
FOUND—A pearl and silver rosary. The owner can have it BE applying to Mrs. WIL- LIAM MaGuiRge, Hillsborough Street.,
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TO LET—Half of cottage pleasantly situ- ated near West Kent Street ool. Ape’ on premises to Mre. HENDERSON.
” -WANTED—A housemaid in a small family Laqpire at this cfflee. tf—oet) cnntielierenen
sai ie patperiberts Dilek building, cormer u 8 oe ul oe ead Prince Streets. Apply LEM- UEL WRIGHT. 3i cod pd—octit
WANTED—By a young man with capitai to invest, @ partuership ia good business | Address A B, care of this office. septa
| OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms abo | meres Sly cent ae sw are Sea | occupied b ss Chis! 5 with’ are-aros! f — — - — Sees 13th. Apply at Merchan ;
Island. eod ti—septld
“FIOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET—A three
story Dweili oo aes = Poe#nal +. Apply to B. Tractor, P.. O Depart-
ca — é6w law (fri) —septl4