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Own ( The series eed pur- a f tl ey do not upy now

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

M Ss aLty.~-Beer Bros - ‘ Che readings : be prost i May x i rm ix Cha t “ ‘ ‘ puesied t ° tl } i Mrs McKay = ‘ Pa rs bis i ay ; uM . - aT ‘ at i Uv iva n | a afte -_ ~ & St. Lawrence ‘ r P.ctou. Capt Baquet M ports see Z he r off tto P MARK a fair allend in ith of t vers emain ur g rom &0 gh pe to 40 cents yee; and nil at 40c per bush - ‘ I we committee f the bew ha \ r rederictor have decided t ag a 1 grounds near the iJ »ext, Dominion Dav ‘ g this matter before at parties who may wis ia day of unalloyed pleasure na ace ae na a are iater = Justis steamer Just n, Capt Tweddk m Ba re Montreal with : i, Ww vas & ghtly jam- i at p W a vit rea ’ s mor ng for M ipta inswer h . yra ‘Ts | nd ’ having i to his len _- rs what sudder ar ‘ ath =«¢ irred = last e1 . Vi e Pidgeon, for many ¢ J. Myrick & { - sway € rt after six o'clock yester at s home, Grafton Su 45 * sorrowing wife, fa ate I Syn pa- thies = Tu srt.—The steanier Albert ar- rive Picton, where she had gone for coal about 8 « ck this mornj ing. O way ehe considerable quantitie snd wh | Wood Is land af a goou peel, struck a large floating ice, making a urge ; ® piate< the artoar j wicde ' ‘Sh 7 4 4 arg € : St. J NA j — Tue Minay 1 steamer Mira- | i" , Captain Bag arrived here about 2 nN « afternoon, ou her first triy thie sea She brought a full freight. bu senyger s por Captain a ay rn was met the trip un- ti hed ( ipand, where they were oni top a few hours m account of the and He als ports a great qua about Point Prim and Wood Is.a _— McG Giee axp Baxzo Cives. —The Mei tr und Banjo Clubs left Montreal

the #tudert good send t Windsor Ha cept ally lar enthuias 4 bers they cont

They appea: of interest

Senate eft

in the Opera Ho day evening, aa taken, there w ne

n their big trip, by a n, which carried a number of with them to give them a

The elubs appeared in the

on Friday last before an ex- ge audience, and they were y received in the fine num-

ributed to the peapenae. 1-e « nD Tues- m the amount

very

i indging ft tew

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PERSONAL.

} 7, as wn ar home ia- ve yz

Mr. and Mre. M 4a M Hodgsor ar 4~ ny

L.. Anderson and daug and Dav Eagan. M Stewart, were registerea at the Queen Hotel to-day

Mr. C. 8. Pickford, of Halifax, is regist ered at the Hotel Davies

J. A. Cochran of Bosto und =Walter Rankine, St. Jelin,are at the Hotel Davies

Mr.G. D. Weatherbie and Wm. H Sqrar s, left here on thie morning’s train for the Western States via Boston and New York

Wa n* fula ane form Of Im- pure blood ia liy declared by Hood’- Sar-aparilla grea nqueror of all disea

THE DAILY ee 2

A TOTELY ‘HINT.

SiR, their places of business at 3 p.m. yester- day This was done at the request of Rev 3B. Fay Mills and some of our local clergy. Now, will Mr. Milla help the merchants by preaching a good old-fashiond

ae

A MYSTERIOUS LIGHT.

Sir,— About easterly

three miles off, in a south- direction from South Lake School-

DY pee pl e residing in the neighborhood for

vatery of the sea?

PLovenmwa

| World's Colambian Exposition, Will he of vaine ‘to

the improvements in the machanical ninent physicians will tell you m medical mportanee, and as laxative that Syrup of Figs e of all others.

is far in advance

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LOCAL NOTICES : Advertisements under this heading enarged | for at the rate often cents per line.

' ’ ng done at the lowest e le rates;

sign painting and graining dor actical ly without stencils — James e. imonds, pee nter, Great Geor ze St a30 lw

Sucre de ja Creme just received at J D.}

J H Bell's

ot Pp

a 28 lw

and think for

vant anvth

a monrent Do you the house cleaning whiting. glue

g. giue,

such as Kalsomine ochrea, alt candies, Geer paints, mixed painta, oila, turpentine,

ans, varnishes, enamel,

tintings ot realy etains,

bronzes or brus h.

[Faneral on Sune lav afternoon at 3 o’clo« og

ro St. Dunetan’s Cathedral, thenee Roman Catholic Cemetery. Friends and | acquaintances respectfully invited to

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PERSONAL.

Spring House Cleaners will probably need ove or more of the following articles:

POWDERED BORAX, purposes, in packages 10c., and in bulk.

AMMONIA for leaning paint, etc., lraught

in bottles

, 10¢., 12c. and lic. a cake. ~ INSECT POWDER in packages and in

MOTH BALLS for packing away with Furs, ete., in boxes 10c. and by the dozen. JOHNSON’ 3 VARNISH RESTORER, for making old Furniture look like new. Lic. bottie.

FLOOR POLISH, for polishing floors,

oileloth, ete

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent & Prince St’s.

Cor. Queen & Richmond St’s.

We Are Strictly tn It

opinion. This we

lav. Thousas They wouldn't, if

is now buy from us

t hey did ‘not

mee Costumes.

lemand for thia nove has heen alinost uny edented in Engiand. The special attra about these costumes Fir Their Styl Second—Their Usefulness Th rd Their C nience Ye show several leading designs it. both Tweed and Serge. One to which we ask r epecial attention, as illustrating the mo-t pr vunced London and Paris fashion, has a tight-fitting Vext of the sa material as the Jacket and Skirt he prices a moderate for such ands y BEER BROS. te { Gloves in the leading si7 -~a ve '

Weather Bulletin.

ra vea

ter pera'

SEED

10 9. m. higher

$1 SEEDS |

Turorro, May 4,

taticonary or

SEPD WHEAT,

OATS,

BARLEY

VETCHENS,

CLOVER, TIMOTHY, &c., &e.

J, D. MACLEOD & 008

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DR. H.

Rye, Bar

moms—dy

aw & wk

D. JOHNSON.

, Nose and Throat.

& wy 3m

can’t do as well

LOW PRICES, in

know that they anywhere else in VARIETY, in and in STYLE

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD.,

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

may4

Lobster er Supplies.

The subscriber offers the following outfits tor Lobster Factories and Fishermen at the lowest prices :~2,000 cases | ib Tall Cans, 2,000

(all outarde soldered as required for conti-

nental markets, flat cans made from’ -.afeoal ve plates), 100 boxes Chareoal T*. Plates, 1.000.990 Linings for jails, Flats am: ; Wb Flat

Cans, 2 tons Block Tin, 2 tons Lea. 4.000 Ibs Lobster i wine, 100 coils Rope (all si.cs), 5 doz Herring Nets, assorted sizes, saaenaer with all small Outfits required in a Lobster Factory. Also, ® bris Heavy Mess Pork, 100 Dried Hams. Write for prices. Apply to G. D. LONGWORTH, Water Street.

Ch’ town, » April | 13, Is04—tw 2aw

Mr. Donald Nicholson

discovered in his canvass for Ward Three that the citizens are at present not in favor of Sanitary Reform, Permanent Streets or Sidewalks, or a roadway to Victoria Park, hence be declined to contest the Ward against Mr. Taylor. He is satisfied, tors appreciate

Good Tobacco,

d he is now working day and night jucing a GOOD SMOKING and CH ING ARTICLE. Look out for his EW BRAND, male from straight goods

however, that the elec

specially selected.

Mickey & Nicholson.

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tine as sirty vears or more W il] Mr. | Bain, or some other léarned authority, he kind enough tell us what he thinks

and on |

~The merchants of this city closed

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sermon to |

the many people ef Charlottetown who seldom if ever pav their bills As a | utter ng merchant | do not think it out of place to ask the pravers of the “ Mills’ Mission” for those who do not appear to | think “any sin” to live on other people’s | nes Honesty.

honse, near East Point, may be seen on lark n gits, espech l] ote BS said beg 8 st ay uthwesterly breeze in the spring,a brig git, about the size of a large asia ght. This strange light has been seen |

the world by iltus i

agents, ha as |

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House Painting, &¢e—I wish to oe the public that I am prepared to do al is of house painting, paper hanging, g, whiting, staining and hardwood

McLeod's Plain, 40; with nuts, 50 cents

per pound may 2- -2: Custom made boots, hand-sewed; with |

French calf uppers, selling at $5 a pair at |

line }

s? If you do cail and see D. M. Richards | & Co’s stock. apri! 23 1 wk MARRIED.

\t Berkely, California, on Ap ril, by he Rev. Dr. Ketchem, + endl H. ' Dingwe H, of Oakland, to Minnie M Cowan, of Mount Stewart, P. E

Diz

At | rej Grafton St. Wet Phureday, Mus J Pivd i] veare

for cleansing |

softening the’ water, |

Us GALL SOAP for cleaning Carpets,

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as the only large producers of | FURNITURE in Prince Edward [4jant. We etand in the front row. Others may know more about selling and making Furniture than we do. That is a matter of |

; do know—we |

are making the goods that sell-to-

WORKMANSHIP |

HARRIS & STEWART,

| __ ) ROLLS, - DELICIOUS | O4 KE.

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cases 1 ib FlatCans 500 cases } ib Flat Cans |

‘CHILDREN'S

CLOSE FIGURES

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Men's & Boys’ Clothing,

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» Car pets

Caps and Hats, €

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and Cutie Colored and Biack Cashmeres, Cheap.

‘PROWSE BROTHERS,

The

Charlottetown, May 4,

1894—-dy

What Is It

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Wonderful

Cheap Men.

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LINE - OF

.o. GROCERIES ?

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WE ARF. when it c

mes to anything in our

; Teas a Specialty !

We keep all grades a kes TRY US.

nd can guarantee satisfaction

SANDERSON & CO.,

Charlottetown, April 30, 1894—m_ w

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New Corsets.

The Watch ¢ The Lewis Magnetic, The ¥ The Coraline,

The Jackson Waist, The Habit,

The & D.,

JUST. OPENED.

‘pring,

Yatisi,

LONDON HOUSE.

Charlottetown, May 3,

MILLINERY.

pared t attend to all orders in Millinery at her residence, corner Fitzroy and Wey- mouth Streets. Orders by mail promptly attended to. 2m eod—ap26

TO LET.

Dwelling House situated on Prince St., now occupied by W. W. Clarke, Esq. Possession given about last June next.

Apply to ” PEAKE BROS. & CO.

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Seed Wheat.

White Russian aud had Masia Red, grown’

on Rosebank Farm last year from import ed seed. ExtraSgood. Apply to : FRANK McKENNA, Queen Street. Ch’town, Merch 21, 1894 -2m 2aw &

Meagher’s Orange Quinine Wine,

Prepared strictly according to the British

at a low price that-will give}

you

1894—ly

NEWSON BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW.

£

We can give. you a. Watch

the.. right time every

time you Wi ND ba che i “ae

G. H. TAYLOR,

North Side Queen {quare, :

Charlottetown, April 24, 1834—eol ,

: Boon to | Housekeepers! |

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WOODILL's GERWAN | BAKING oe

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AT SMALL COST I8 SECURRD WHAT WILL GIVE v **

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COAL. COAL.

MI S MINNIE 3 MALONE ig now pre- |

teceived by Sohoongr E P.L. G., a cargo

| of Sydney Reserved. Slack Coal,

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line. |

phe

to dic- | |

charge on Monday, will be sold cheap for |

| cash: A. DOWN: |: ap28 :

“ENGLISH & -MoCOUBREY, Manufacturers’ Agents,

“COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND aes ey AUCTIONEERS.

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Uffice and Oe ee ae Building. | WaterStreet, ey tae Oe oy |. Box 142. d&w 3m—meh}?

NOTICE.

Notice is herelig y given that the Annual | General Meeting of the Shareholders of {the Charlottetown Gas Light Company | will take place at the Gas Works on | TUESDAY, the 8th day of May, 1894, at}

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inom is me in’ Sousa LA, einer) : the hour of 11 o’clock im the forenogn;.far-|: than n taken dn Capgules, J powders or | the purpose OT electing ‘Directors and the Pilis. DoseHalf a win ful. For sale |

by all éraggicte, pare bottie free to physi- a

se IR AGHER BROS. & CO., fenw—d aw 3m Montreal.

general transaction of business. LEMUEL MoKAY,-:

ap28—~ ly & 4 Secretary.

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Pa

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WD.

will buy a

oftered

reductions to clear.

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» 4- un Hove ton

_ $5.00

GOOD SUIT OF

for the next Thirty

Call early

"NEen, = kit d Glo

Te,

_CLOTHES . at’

D. A. BRUCE'S. Avery’ large stock of our own make ‘and Imported Suits will be

Days at big

and see them.

A. BRUCE,

MERCHANT TAILOR.

Charlottetown, M:

NEW FLOUR JUST RECEIVED

& CO'S

| BEAVER and FAMOUS brands of Flour very cheap for Cash at

AT 8,

Charlovietown, April 30,

SPORTSMEN

- You will find it to your advantage,

2, 1894—m w f

Bb. ENMAN

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S. B. ENMAN & CO’S.,

189t—mon wed fri

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before starting on

In J. D. MeLeod’s Old Corner Building.

your tour, to call on.me

W. E. DAWSON.

Charlottetown, March 19, 1894—m w ¢

Our Immense

ROOM

is being supplemented daily by new shipments. § Supp

Stock of

PAPE!

ad. will te]! you all about ‘that.

* ¥eS="Wiat we want to say

now is this:—We will

have in a few days a sample book of the best New York | Parlor and Hall Papers, from which we -will sell only one |

-room.of-each in the city.

+) 2 {gWe would, of course, rather sell Papers that we keep in stock, but as some customers do not wish to. have Fopers

that their next door neighbor has, we haveé-ntade special |

arrangements for them.

Our nxt |

Dobell Line.

| Steamer POLINO will load at Montreal i Charlottetown on Saturday and Mon- day: next, and will be due here abont | ae RSDAY, 10th inst., ice permitting, j} and sails for St. John’s, Newfoundland, carrying Live Stock on deck and Produce under deck at low rates. ‘ |. For Freight Gr Passage apply to

N., B. & M. RATTENBURY,

may2—gnat Agents.

KEROSENE OIL,

SILVER STAR,

We don’t need to remind you that our prices are always | One ise. per Imp. Gallon,

_ the lewest in town. -thents me

BAZAAR

Ch’town, April 25, 1894—m w f

You know that: if you have ever asked

COMPANY,

PAPERMEN AND PRICE CUTTERS.

A

Mees ac

1D, MLB) & 008,

Rogers’ Building, Queen Street,

may2—tn thn wat

a oe ~ - . - -

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3 What Paper do You

or33ite. Find Almost Every-

® wheve You Go ° THE

DAILY EXAMINER !

‘KS=The Best Paper—>»r FOR ADVERTISERS.

GARVELL BROS. New Crop Molasses

DUE HERE FYRST MAY

FULL CARGO- DIRECT FROM WEST INDIES.

300 Puns Choice Molasses,

Tons Bright Sugar.

CARVELL BROTHERS,

Jew Columbia Bicycle

Is sure to attain great popularity as the best all around pedal that will be seen this season. Combining the lightness of the rat trap racing pedel with the ease and conifort of a rub- ber pad, it preserves the varied and excellent qualities of the 1893 pattern, and reduces its weight more than one half. itis undoubtedly the lightest, neatest, and handsyomest pedal ever attached to a bicycle. Particulars in the beautiful illustrated Columbia catalogue, which-you can by application to

it. MW. Young, Agent

90) Grocery

Is your ¢ hild troubled- with any illness ? Trv Davies’ Drug Store for all remedies for children—Worm Candies, Syrups, Lozenges, Castoria, Soothing Syrup, etc.

Oar SODA FOUNTAIN is now in ful! running order, and we will be glad to meet our customers a again.

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE, St. nner: Pharmacy.

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Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading Charged five cents per line.

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WANTED-. Two giris at ag , Queen Hotel. Good references required.—P. IP. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor, may4

TO LET—Tbat «1x acre Field in the Royale tv opposite the Poltery, east of and ining the Railway. ‘Iso the three-acre Field with Red Barn thereon, on the west side af Rail- road and next to Mr. Maurice Blake's land.

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WANTED—A girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. H, RB. LArRGr, Bayfield Street. mayi—3i pd

SALESMEN WANTED to sell our goods by

sainple to the wholesale and retaif trad

sell on sight to every business man or cont

liberal salary and expenses position

permanent, For terms address witht stamp

CENTENNIAL M'r’6. Co., Miiwankee, Wis. may3—tu th sat tf

WANTED—A servant. IxGs, the Esplanade.

coy _

TO LETPhe Garden on Ray fi-ld St reet with plenty of first prizé Grape ard Fruit rees, etc., for the season or for the year. Inq: oT of A. Hr RMANS, Queen Stre-t.

may

FE \ THERS.—Festhers curled at Mrs. C, A. McMILLAN’s, corner of Queen and Water Rize ets. aps

TO LET. One- half or the Three-story Dwel- ling on Prince Street, at present Mr. J. M. Davison. Apply to W. WwW. We NER. osama

LOST—About a fortnig nt ago, Bt. Peter a Chureh, a new black 5 tke um! iaie. yellow crook handle. It the 1 we ee took this umbrella by mistake will please leave it at this office the owner will be much obliged. apw—tf

WANTED—A good girl for yaa house- work. Apply at this office. — Apis

W ANTED—A gir) for weneeen work.—Mes. Joun Coomns, Water 8 apa

TO LET—A House pleasantly situated on Kent Street, at present occupied by Mr: W. P Doull. Possession given May léth, Apaly t 19 Miss ESsERY. w--apas

COOK. W ANTED.—Wabnted, before the end of .pril,ageuvdcook. Apply to Mas. ARTHUR Perens.~* aa dd&w t{—aps

HOUSE TO Ler The Dwelling at present seeupied by Mr. T, L. Chappelle on Prince Street, conteining eleven rooms,. heated throughoat with hot water, with’ gas fixtures and electric light. House in good Onier. Possession given May ist, Apoyo. yy & Moore. cod u fev27

HAY—I have gre or four tous of weey good Hay for sal@at my Barn in one lWi-W

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FOR RENT —The subscriber intending wo leave the ‘sland, the very eiigible. Hauge oe- enpied by hint on the corner-of Prince sad Dorchester 3) 1 eets will be torent on or aboat het May wext. Itis a first-class House in ali a and.s a with hot water througb- out og pote are apply toJ piee aliey c " to the subscriber on tt q prem =r OSTRANDER, ti—m oes

TO LET—The eastern half of House situ- ated on Sidney Street, nearly opposite be Brick Charch, containing six reoms in order, with, water in 7 gent, Sone te the right tenant. ne homas Me- Gan. Lower Queen or i _the owner,

DWARD KELLY. aps

WAN LED 1mmediately, a first-class milliner. Enquire of Matthew & Mc , Souris,

“FOR ADOPTION—A number of English children from Mr Middlemore’s eaapenee Home, Birmingham, will arrive here shortly For information apply to Rev. James Simpson.

Rev. Mr. Brewer oz

TO RENT, on Ba lst of May the two Stores on reet, at present occupied by the subscri a Avil be let se; tely Or as one Store, ifdesired. Rent m to J. B. MACrONALD & Co. Queen Street.

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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A Cottave op- posite the residence of the Hon. F. Brecken, formerly occup.éed by the subscriber, Posses- sion given lst May.—-MaAURiIce BLAKE.

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