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TWINS. cow belonging to John McNabb, of borough Head dropped two calves lately both of which are doing well. “

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Discvussto ~The Temperance Division, o Summersik sy on to-morrow night, wlll discuss the question:—“‘Which deserves the eredit,the reformed drunkard or he who never drank ?

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Teacuers’ Liceyse.—In the list of success- ful candidates for teachers licenses, yesterday, the name ‘ Aggie Charlottetown,” should read, Innis, Charlottetown.”

saliiatinalied

Sr. Perer’s Scuoo.s,—Prizes

distributed to the boy's and girl's schools 9n

published McKinnon, ‘Aggie Me

A correspondent reports that a | Hills- |

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‘METHODIST CONFERENCE

’ Metho- Fredericton to- |

The Island Station Sheet,

- Frepericron, June 17. he annual meeting of the Methodist Conference of New Brunswick and P. E. Island will be held in the Methodist Church to-morrow morning, Already a sarge number of ministers have arrived, and the remainder will be here on the neon train. The Stationary Committee were in session all the afternoon. They station sheet for P. E. Island distr rict, as follows Charlottetown—John Read, Jeremiah V. and Mathew R. Knight, M. A., Supernumeries. Charlottetown Upper

Waldron W. Brewer :

le ‘ 8b,

Prince Street:

Fre ik.

| Supernumary.

will be!

Saturday evening next, the 2lst inst, at 8

o'clock. scholars are invited to attend. -_-

Meetine of the this evening particularily attend as business of importance in Bg nee to Picnic is to be considered. — A Sec. of Com.

A SPECIAL Irish Soc iety All members are

Benevi lent at 8 o'clock.

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| AcctpENtT. A four‘een- 1-year- old son of the Rev. J. A. Gordon fill on the sidewalk, on Hillsborough Street, | to-day, and it is thought, seriously injured himself. He was picked up, and carried into the re- sidence of Mr. W. S. McKie. iniohalai

Mititaky.—Nos. 1] and 2 Batteries, G A., and the Charlottetown Engineers have re- ceived their new uniform from headquarters. We hope to *ee a pu ide of the men shortly.

The Charlottetown Engineers meet for drill this evening requested to be present to receive the new uaiform,

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.—The teachers of Prince Street School desire to return their thanks to those kiad friends of the school who have al- ready given prizes to bs awarded at the mid- summer holidavs. Any others who may contemplate presenting prizes would confer favor by notifying the teachers of their inten- tion as 800n as convenient, that the prize list may be arranged before the closing day.

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Metsopist Conrerence.—The Prince Ed- ward Island district has elected the following delegates to the annual conference : ler, Dr. Beer, Wm Heard, G E Full, L E Prowse, W G Strong, Golding Howard, Fred Essery, Isaac Smith, 8 F Drake, Hon Senator Prowse, D Trneman, Mathew Hood, Samuel E Reid, Hon G W Bentley, John A Smith, G M Clarke, Thos Wright, R N Cox, J R Smith, W E Dawson, C W Strong.

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SyoW in Junz.—The Fredericton Gleaz- er publishes the following: A Welford, Kent Co. correspondent writes : Mr. James

Brown removed his rotary mill for Trout Brook to Charlo, Restigouche county, this week, having cut all his lumber. He had

to haul the machinery one mile from Charlo Station to the bank of the river, and was obliged to dig a road through a snow-bank eight feet in depth. This was on Monday, June 2nd, sniiaciigiiatdil Summer CarnivaL.—Toronto is to hold summer carnival on an extended scale, be- sinning June 30 and continuing on the three days Lassies, It will open with a grand rumenade concert, at which 12 champion Conde will supply tue music. On Dominion Day the military will parade 4,000 strong. ae 2 will be yachting day, with four-oared double scull and single gcull races thrown in. and a gorgeous display cf reworks and illumination of the harbor in the evening The closing day’s amusements tw ill include a firemen’s tournament and carnival procession Sean From MonrreaL —The steamer Coban, Capt. Robert Fraser, arrived here from Mon- treal, en route to St. John’s, Newfoundland, early this morning, bringing a miscellaneous cargo, which includes a Shetland pony for Mr. John Richards, and the following passengers : Mr and Mrs Victor de Bibzetton, J T W hyte, F. Wells, M. Holmes, Miss Margaret Holines, Miss Lillian Holmes, Florrie Holmes, Mrs B D Lorimer, and W S Lawson. She sails on return this evening, taking a general cargo with sheep on deck, and Mr. Charles R. Smallwood and wife, Miss Hutchings, and Mejor Caswell as passengers. scenaiidiiiiieen ‘* Tue New Hiesway T0 THE OxnteNtT” is the title of a beautiful little work just issued by the General Passenger Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway, descriptive of a tour to the Pacific Coast over the tians- continental line. It is superbly illustrated with many full-page engravings and its forty- five pages of gracefully written matter, contain much usefei informatien concerniag the cities, towns and scenic marvels reached by the Can- adian Pacific system. It is well worth your while to secure a copy, Which may be obtain- ed free upon application to EK. F. Begg, District Passenger Agent, Windsor Street Station, Montreal. datetime Grais ** Runyixe Wiip.”—All the sea- son it has been a wonder where the ‘Run- ning Wild” Co. secured so many attractive young ladies. Well, it was a hard matter, but i it fi nally succeeded not only in possess- ing pretty faces, but talented artists. Dur- ing the past nine months, the play has been rendered in all the leading cities of the United States, crowding the opera houses nightly, and as the New York W ‘orld adds ‘* It was written to make you | laugh, and its mission has been achieved.” ‘*Running Wild” will be presented at Lyceum Theatre, on Friday and Saturday nights, June 20th and 2ist. Seats now on sale at Reddin’s Drug Store, li i iikedilaacion Prince or Wares Coutece AGaIn.—At & recent me in g of the f Faculty of Cornell University, Mr. A. Gordon Laird, a student of Prince of Wales College, whe gradu ated a a year ago from Dathousie College wit h honors in Classics, was appoiated Fellow in Classics for the ensuing year. He has thus the honor of being the first st we. to hold a Fellowship in Classics in ag at insfi- tution for two consecutive ye ars,—a dis- tuction, indeed, enjoyed only once before Dv a student m any departm ent of study. Another Prince of Wales boy, Mr. Vietur . vraduated at Dalhousie in 1887, With first-rate honors in English, has heen appointed insiructor in English. Young Laird is ason of the Hon. David Lejrd; Coffin belongs to Mount Stewart.

Coffi w he

The parents and friends of the |

reque sted to!

Callaghan, |

Cornwall—E C. Turner. Little York—Wnm. H. Spargo. Winsloe—Wm. J. Kirby

Pownai—G. W. oe Vernon River . Dutcher. Montague—R —.. Murray Harbor—Silas James. Bedeque —Wm Harrison. Tryon—J. R. King; G. O, Supernumary. Margate—Thomas Hicks. Summerside—Charles W. Hamilton. Biddford—Robert W. Clements Souris—John Goldsmith. Mount Stewart—Elias Slackford.

Harrison,

Alberton—W. Lawson. West Cape—Edward Bell.

The Quebec Elections.

Monrreat, June 17. The general elections which took place

| throughout the Province to day resulted in

Every meimber of the Corps is |

i cept No. 3,

the Mercier Government being sustained, although cotte was defeated Conservatives met with serious Hon. Mr. Taillon, leader of the oppositi n, was defeated in Jacques Cartier by 127 votes by Hon. A. Boyer; and Hon. George Desjardines, the great financial critic of the opposition, was defeated in Montmorency by Charles Langelier, ex-M. P. ( f La Mine re, Was ele harnois by six majority; and Lessard, of Le Monde, redeemed Maskinonge. The Montreal city seats went government, ex- where Alderman Glendinning defeated George W. Stephens by 21 votes. Alderman Villeneuve also carried Huchelaga by 400 votes.

handsome ly Attorney-General ed in Three Rivers. The losser.

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Tasse, ected in Beau-

A New Yac ht.

Ree Ax, June 17.

The new yacht Uvira, built at Fay’s Yard, Southampton, for James Fraser, of this city, arrived this morning, in eom- mand of Capt. Ross, making the passage in 26 days. Capt. Ross speaks very highly of her speed and sea-going qualities, The Uvira is a forty-two-footer, built from de- signs of Watson, of Scotland, the designer of the Thistle, which sailed for the America’s cup.

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To Leave the * Mail.”

‘VORONTO, June 17.

The announcement is made that Edward Farrar, editor of the Mail, has signed an engagement as principal leader writer on the Globe and will make the change on July first.

A False Report.

June 17.

The rumor that Mr. Crookshanks, As- sistant Financial Inspector, is to be succeed- ed in his position $s without foundation.

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The Silver Bill Passes.

WasHineton, June 17. The Senate passed the Silver Bill much

changed in detail ; yeas, 42; nays, 25.

ed

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, June 18.—10 a. m Winds most'y south and west; fair to clondy, with local showers or thunder storms; stationary or higher temperature.

‘BIRTH.

At Montreal on the 8th inst., the Mr, Sam. T. Austin, of a son.

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HOTEL ARRIV ALS.

RANKIN HOUSE.

June 16—Neil McDonald, Peter McDonald, St Peters Island; John Fey, Miss Burdge, Bost on; PS Murphy, city; S Peters, Z Dou c . Rusticoville; J McLean, J D Grinsell, Souris, M Burdge, Five Honses; A Strahan, East Baltic; W Alien, Geo'town; J iiiteaak St. Peters; Miss Currie, East Boston; Mrs Geo Olsen and child, Gloucester, Mass; J Flossy O!sen, do; F L MeVare, Lynn, Mass; Joho Haggart, Georgetown; James Mce- Leod, do.

wife of

HOTEL DAVIES.

June 17—Jas Webster, Shediac; G W Tackabury, H L Matthews, Toronto; Jas P Wallack, A C Edwards, B Larter, E F Kirk-

wood, Halifax; Daniel McKay, Mount Thom; W L Ogle, Toronto; Chas N Beal, St John; Jas Rodger, Amherst; {EH Stanley, Montreal; W Ball, London, Eng. I8th—G A Brown, St John; P AgSanderson, Great Britain.

OSBORNE HOUSE. 17—Charles Card, Boston; John Nichol!s, Annandale; EF © McLean and wife, Eldon: E Hackett, Tignish; CJ Barrs, St John; R W E Southworth and wife, NewYor J H=Pullen, Hantsport. 1s—Jas T W i Monutre al; W Debson, Dorchester.

June

More Istanp Horsses.—The Moncton Times says: Mr. W.S. McKie, of Char- lorterown, brought over 27 draft and car- riage horses, on the Steamer yesterday. This is said to be one of the finest ship ments ever brought from the Island.

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Goop Examerue.—The Sydney. Cape Breton, have do business on a cash bas‘s,

Ki, D. ©, Cures Indigestion

merchants of combined to

Smaliwood, |

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a GRAND

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

A GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR* * will be held under the auspices of the

SOUTH END BOATING CLUB, on

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ree ay ye Friday Evarg, June 27. | The lorge and commodious steamer ‘ST.

if | LAWRENCE” will leave Steam Navigation |; Companys Wharf at 8.15 ofcli ck sharp. | The Art illery Beigade Band will be in at tendance, and are now engaged in arranging special programme for the occasion.

A first-class Violinist has been eng furnish music for dancing.

Refreshments will be provided on board at city prices,

The Committee are no pains

determined to to make this one of the most enjoy- able Moonlight Excursions of the season.

PICKETS--Gentlemen, 40c.; L adies, 400 to be obtained at Reddin‘s Drug r St the Diseend Bookstore.

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By order of Committee. R. F. MITCHELL,

—eod tl dte Secretary.

SHERWOOD FARM FOR SALE,

§ SEAUTIFULLY situated on the Royalty

Koad, fronting on the Malpeque Road and running back to Sherwood Cemetery. The farm, containing about 50 acres, is in a high state of cultivation. Commodious and comforiable buildings, with a first-class Orchard, make this a very desirable paoperty.

For particulars apply on the premises to SARAH STEWART,

Administratrix.

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NOTICE.

2 4/ E, THE UNDERSIGNED, ecuriying on | ¥¥ business uader the name and style of MARK WRIGHT & CO., have this day dis- solved partnership by mutual consent.

All parties indebted to the above firm are requested to pay the amount of such indebted- ness to Mark Wright & Co, {Ltd.), who are} hereby given power to grant receipts for the |

same,

MARK WRIGHT, | LEWIS W. GOFF, | F. H. BEER, L. L. BEER, EK. H. BEER. 1890.

wk

Charlottetown, May 31,

Referring to the above notice, the business of the late firm will be carried on by the undersigned under the same management as heretofore.

MARK WRIGHT & CO. (Ltd). Charlottetown, June 16, 1890—3i

AR AO AE CINE

$100 Reward.

_— ABOVE REWARD will be given by

the City of Charlottetown to any person ' who will give such informafian as wil! lead to the conviction of the person or persons who feloniously set fire to the premises of Mr James Beales on the night of 15ch April, 1890,

By order, D. McLEAN,

City Clerk. 1890—

$100 Reward.

g*HE ABOVE REWARD w ill be given by

& the City of Charlottetown to any person who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the person or perseLs who fel a set fire to certain pre mises known as the Brown Block.

By or der

City Clerk’s — June 12, 2w eod

D, McLEAN, City Clerk. City Clerk’s Office, June 12, 1890—2w eod

WANTS, §

FOUND &e

OST,

W ANTED.—A situation by a young man who has had exper.ence in an office and_ store. Address, Uv. B, Box 94, City. junei8—4i pd

To. LET.—Possession given immediately, House

detached, situate on Dorchester Street, con- taining Drawing Room, Parlor and Dining Hooms Gown stairs aad five bedrooms upstairs

Ali the rooms recently repapered and painted, 1nd house in thoroughly goou order. ‘There are also é athe iched a large garden and yard with good stables and coach house. For terms and par- ticulars apply to PEAKE BROS & Co. ji7—tf

A Girl to do geeseal ho vasewosk Apply to Mrs. Low- junei6—tf

W AN TED, - VV “in a family of three. den, Water Sireet. [Oo L K T. —T he dwelling house on Great George Street adjvining the subscriber’s residence. Immediate possession given. Mis. Blatca. junel6—tt.

Te? LET.—The house lately occupied by F. W. Hyndman, Esq., head Pownal Street. En- quire at this office. juuel6

GLASS FOR SALE.— 1 sheet Plate Apply to R. K, Jost. junel6

WANTED AT ONCE.—A Girl for general housework. Good wages. Musi be well recommended. Apply at this office. ti—jul4

LATE G Glass, 3 fu x 6 ft.

ry LE £T.—Four Rooms | on 1 Sidney Street, just . the thing for dressmakers —R. K. BRACE. junel3—lw

a mo LET. —The eastern I half of House on King I street, oppo-ite Railway Station, containing eight large roc sms with good frost-preof cellar. ine House is ia, recd condition. lessession at guee Apply to Joha Kelly, Ksq., or to the owner, it. KELLY. Sou thpourt. junel3

ANTED.—A Boy to Jearn the Baking bus \ LESS fovly at once to DL. LEW ART, Laker, Kent Si juned

MYO ; rh e com seodinad: tiouse adj ining N ti iber’s residence. Prnce strect. with large stable. and coach house.—kK. McMIL- LAN. cod a ene 21

— LET.—A House on Pownal Street, now eccupied by Mrs. Messervey. Appi y to WILLIAM MURRAY. np2 i. W - ANTED—A Man or Boy to leok after a horse

and garden. Good refercuces required, \oply immediately at. F. PETERS’ house,

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OPEWING TO-DAY:

== PUM Piques, Catton Challis and Fauey Sat NINETY PIECES BOUGHT AT A SACRIFICE.

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WE WILL SELL THEM AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES One Lot, worth 20 cents per yard, for 12 conts per yard. Qae Lot, worth 15 cents per yard, for 10 cents per yard.

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STANLEY BROS.,---BROWN’S BLOCK.

Charlottetown, June 11, 1890.

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Summer Goods. PERKING & GTERNG.

FULL LINES GF SUMMER GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

Embroidery Edgings and Insertions; All-over Embroidery, in White and Colored; White and Colored f.aces in great variety.

White Victoria Lawn, White Book Muslin, White Check Muslin.

PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.—We have a fine show prices are the lowest. GLOVE DEPARTMENT brim full of the cheapest as well as the best Lace Mitts, Silk, Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves. Black Grenadine, Black Cashmere, Black Silk Warp, Henrietta Cloth, Veiling, 45 inches wide, with or without border, very suitable for summer wear. Charlottetown, June 16, 1890.

of these goods, and our

Black Nun’s

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eadymade Giothing '

BOYS’ SUITS.

$1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.80, 3.00, 3.90, - 4.50, 5.00, 5.60, extraordinary valu

MEN'S SUITS.

$3.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6,00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10,00, 1100, 12.00, made aad trimmed equal to Custom Made Ciothing,

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want to buy--the

Charlottetown, May 12, 1890—ead & wky

Account Books!

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AYLOR & GILL

DOMINION LINE,

SAILING WEEKLY FROM

outreal & Qachec te Liverpial, kag,

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AS ands 28 *Vaneouver,’ ‘fregon,’ }

Sole Re tee onan we., amidships, |(QUR STOCK OF BLANK BUOK PA PERS 18 NOW COMPLETE. Come in and Smoking Room, Bath Room, etc., amidships, eo-.thast. ond. cet waleen fos Ledeen tt ie Ck eek, Joe where but lit tle motion is felt. - ’ get } + fers, Sy

Letter Copying Books, Invoice Books, Wallets, Pocket Books, eic., etc.

We Challengo Competition!

and “Sarnia,” Firet Cabin Passaze, TREAL or QUEL 3EU to Liverpov}, $40, Careful attention given to the BINDING of Works of Ari, Periodicals, Music, Il: asirated Papers, Od Books, etc., any style or return $59, we clean Old Pictures, Steel Eagravings, Wood Cuts, etc., For Tickets and a!l other informai‘on apply and make to look as good as new.

FENTON T. NEWBESY, TAYLOR & GILLESPIE,

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MO}. M ogazi’ es,

price. A'so,

from any st-in,

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