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- * ae - SEE Oa REED spanner Ae lin a EA AE AN SESS ~ teh nt en ee ra" y yar * y 7 x rHE DAILY EXAMINER : : : : - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1894. tejeey_gmrmncors (LETTERS 10 THE DITOR, | oa Be LAND FOR SALE eee . i. Mason, Pos Charlotte lown 0 DITOR. } Melntyré, Maipeque Road, Zrecocecoosceooeoons pees ‘ ‘al. Lower Spring Pa oad, w. M. Coffin, Grafton Street Ww \ wt Prince St DAMAGING STATEMENT REFUTED. é ADIES’ S 43 Acres at Roseneath, Lot 52, Rataar S . : = i Sin,—Permit me te correct a statement $ - “ | te « Gray. News 8 P. Ee. f. Railwa) and‘) which appears in the last jsaue of r ? I will sell at Public ae On wf : trains a McK jlop’s Commercial and Legal Record, T . * premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day » Ss e yand Hillsboro st. | which is caleulated to do Mr. Geo. W. | é Under wear. é of December, 1894, at 12 o’clock, noon :— * orrow . Sonris, ser nage ~ i . , adh intimated M rrow, Of Souris, serious damag It i i : s é Forty-three acres of land at Roseneath. . therein stated, under the heading “A ssign- | @ We gave this department our spe- e Lot 52, in King’s County, fronting on the OO RE IO OT a ts,” “Morrow Geo. W. to W. A. O é cial attention this Fall. Aa a result ee eG River, and fetele ecenpied hw son, $1; in trust for benefit of ered- | . we've a splendid stock—a stock that’s 7 : ce ? ~ ’ tora. Nov 9” Did é . : , “i William Johnston. : LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. No eu * a assignment is or ever was . aa. in aiattntadcecaeinsl ¢ Perms easy Good title . ee ee eee : you = ¢ For farther particulars apply to Meaere. In existence Mr. Morrow conveyed and | . é M. & D.C. MeLeod, Attorneys, Charlette- Special % r Bros assigr » cert * ropert to me, ave ever Y . . ae ’ ih > ’ os ' ’ three ae a a Tes t oe wi Bi é ABOL T =m $ { LI . ‘ avo, tl eyance of hich | ae | 4. MeNEILL f s ced f e | was only registered 9th Novy ostant, and Se ¢ ¢ ’ | VS ¢ : whvy ; i he re porte ta a Astign anvone é I RICES, wy é Auctioneer * ent trust for reatitore, ia a matter | . é ¢ uovid--d&w tidte pat déw tl dete a8 Wiittii the proprietore of th Reco; i “ i Gg é A gene, warm, heavy Vest oe use é ee have ampie opportunity at explaining ’ } é and et r splendid value, all wool, @ the Court in due time. Yours. etc.. the for 72c. a are many — é ‘ ' an as W. A. O.Morsox | : .). 9 prices, more than weve room to ‘ : ‘ Ch’town. Nov Lith, 1894 i ae e. epecify—but call and see them $ ’ ‘s Z alba oul it ‘ AND YOU WANT TO ge a COUNCILLOR TAYLOR’ REPLY, | sai é The “Health” Brand. Sir, In Tuesday’s EXAMINER & bully, ever A fine assortment of this very Make the Best [se of if ‘ mach of a coward to sign his name, rowm'ar mike of Underwear. 6 e > - inakes statements concerning myself, part see : e \ I i ' ° ¢ | fals tbe remainder a slight truth exag- . $ —_———_ e : wne FE XCHB gerated to the position of a first-class | prices ' t F ' } VT i eecteeeeais nail co | ‘ nee ka ly Mayor Dawson | SO $ S You cannot do better than by dealing = annot control the “boodlers,” but he can . with McEACHEN, the Shoe Man. ii i * Council debates, and he is not the man low é e leard E One alow speeches in the Council to “bris- | © Citations Bow 1894—t ts ; Look at our big offer to-night :—To ; , ae set with profanity.” j on é ) 9 » ha é every customer who bays ® pair of Bootea, s Py Your correspondent who signe himself M ; é @ Shoes or Rubbers, we will give them a , sia law and Order,” is the only one un- wren s SCVSSSSSESCEEEEOOO8 pair of Slippers FREE to-night only, A I ' Ca principled enough to charge me with | Overeoats : ra 3 avingany “antipathy to a Catholic,” | : ; A. E. McEACHEN, . \ ‘ hose whem I count amongst my best ceefers : @ ; : riends and always supported at the | : novld "RE SHOE MAN os - Council Board. I simply stated that it cari —= ae — = — - = ———— ae ~ A Gaser Tacrs. © Ove paling smoke. | wan s secugnierd custom te aoe | Suits ° LANDING TO-DAY, “ ‘ to aona tha t 4>NO1ICS " ree olestants o we ‘ talk—and Bs J ree, and it was not fair to destroy this | ; a EX Ss. S. THAMES \ er arrangement; and since then I have met } It can’t be found in this country. | : : - more amongst my Catholic friends dis- | " s M pb. — Mes pleased with the Council’s breach of honor 2,000 barrels Beaver Flour, marl & hy supped | than amongst the Protestanta who were oe Famous f art C chools w.th | deprived of their policemen. Yours Did — oe Rose Flour, sagt Py ie, i ‘lee. « nions, an 12. Pasion va 0 ne tiara ’ > =e § ge g . Car i re > dead ee alae ws at N at BURGLARY LAST NIGHT. evel 250 bags Rice, ‘ i ‘ see our . 2 = ae oe use), M iia rret ‘hs yion’s office . alle’s | , : | 200 barrels Rolied Oats w ae ; ao i ; ! _ see ‘¢ i » é { nderclothing } 00 ve Gnacleted ‘and Yellow art, wae entered by urgiars leet 1) cht, mn ! 7 . es = a aud all the cash in the safe, about $5 o7 Che Sugar ag - St, was stolen Phere are three windows | prices j N. RATTENBURY. 7 , ines z ant (wo doors in the office. The putty | re col rov9—4i eod I S » Arkansa ? 3 . sas taken away from one of the panes | are CO d, } _ States G m f St +00" the south window, and the pane carefal- } but the " raw 2 - J el thus making an opening large | ‘ ic ugh toenable one of their number to } Clothing St ore. ee pass into the office. After getting inside | 18 TRON ase re he burglar took a he ver Which he found | , >. iain mi : i poor w aie s ae o ae - bro sige ce very warm. WATCH REPAIRING isn't a side ne st Pa k’s Ha as a ee a a et " nb: | with us-we make a specialty of it—devote ' rs leadlock which kept thedoor fast. This | : Te ; ne most of our time to it There are no more i la hing, @ am loor open the rest of the gang walked into | In fact, it’s too hot for compet 1tiodn. expert repairers in the city than ours, We if € oceas as " Ye . repair andinsure your watch against injury pa the office and proceeded to open the safe. for 75e.a year. ae They went to the desk and found a large | : 4 enema as ~ Charlottetown | ey (usually kept locked up) with which You GOODSTEIN, . chat Jin Mas they opened the safe—an old-fashioned one mav i, z f candidates with hidden key-hole~—and took all the ie EXPER? WATCH REPAIRER. } an . . } ‘ Ae iene change therein. In the afternoon the book- | a srinistilieiiitiieieens 4 nich ‘ 7 eis ft ” \ . cceper made up the cash and placed the ' well everyting > ow Saauion rans $5 or $6 in allver, with the books, in the | buy nod tne or dee the Fall widictay i hoe sate for the night, the notes being taken | a re ne ” : S D pa srep.—The Guard; | ome as is customary each night. | aut At our New Shop opposite J, D. McLeod's, en Mr. Morley Acorn, H «i this not been done the bur- PROWSE BROS.. news—gm dy & wky p Pleasant,was return ng from praver- | g/#'s would have made a much } . ee Wednesday wight his hor urger haul. Besides the silver the where » os throw- uurgiars stole a coat *helongi te Mr y r i « Cicagithy gta Mg yan on a aagae Poche aati age. sx Say eb they TJ HAVE THE B&ST you mist get your Suits at [ R Wa l hang tk 5 ‘ ' the gronnd a Minpon, which was left hanging in the | wiv . ian - ‘i eT . ‘ ttice, and which, it may be remarked, is give BRUCE'S. New customers are coming daily to our store. —~— - he third co onging to him tl a8 , . “ee . a ae ee d after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1 the = the third coat belonging to him that has | you Our reputation for making the best-fitting Suits and Over- trains of this Railway will ran daily @undaye SUMMERSI! I Farmer says been stolen from the same place this #um- } better - tag 4 . excepted) as follows :—~ i : MI 2 nes shippe i i | mer The I irglars broke open the eastern i coats is now well known throughout Can vida, while our Traine Outwasd. Trains Inward, reese r » Boston market Mr loor and Jeft the office that wav. sefore value prices are as low as the lowest. C ull and $22 our stock ead down Read up | Kane t same morning shig ped left, however, they carefully replaced | tk PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM od 4 va ‘: rg wea lan 96). BU. sisces Charlottetown....... 62) 90 a0 for St. Jol On Wednesday morn- | the pane of glass, fastening it with lerge ; 301 6 14.....Royalty Junction 608 9D ing Mr. Jones again sent 200 lamba aw.v | pins There is some slight clue to the you s 2 350 645. ....North Wiltshire. 534 BHO ie same morning ‘Cha. | ly pera can | ; So ee I WeN ‘ @ ned 200 for Halifax _— io “ ——— ae . q ‘ > COD: FW. secndccdtsaicnan 4 7 , : at “ial get Charlottetown, Nov. 6, 1894—tts LEADING CLOTHIER. + A ee ee eee ee Aca itis r wee that The Matthews Pork Packing Com pany, »|sewl i 598 758........ Kensington ........ 1D 643 tr lay eveninz, | are building a factory in Hull, Ontario, eisewhere. 600 615) .......Ar ioikbess 1% €% B r grounded on nday evening, | ™ ee ae See | PM Summerside AM stance this side of West River | where their buildings will he erected i 140 830).......Lyv Ar.......€830@ 16 Bridg sed remained in that position | 4 @ cost ofabout $100,000. The firm ex- | j 202 8 45.........Miscouche......... 326 1044 a an 4 pa ers had to | pect to pack about four to five thousand | | 7 oo 9 Se stanoons oa 7 Se iced boats, and some cattle which | hogs per week, and will take pretty : ez Ce eee ~ er ee 442 1030.00.00. O'Leary 0. ae 8 : ' Maas 1 to the y her had | nearly all the hogs raised in Eastern On- | = ee 209 anes. bes = 2 ai “we post road tario and Northern Quebec. ; } 5651155. .. ..aTignish,..........2225 @x = ws - For Co eather! ‘. ae : . - | j seer TPP Re ee ee eee Ore eee er oee * I BA : a match bet = t : ~ . MARRIED. } AM PM A x "4% } 4 rescents 18 scheduled to he reais . ¢ itton. § - j 630 300.....0. Charilottetown....... 9 a . Victoria Park thie afternoo: a r Pan tse = at om { 650 315. --Royaity Junction... 44 ‘és . : | merside, oa the 12th wo he e ev. } 73 3@.... .» Bedford ..,..... . i St. Dunstan’s team is Compares =o John Goodwi!!, Donald Campbell, of Cole- } BOS SOB) .scccei BP TM e090. (81 46 t ving: Back, J Bl tke; half backs. man, to Annie Havwood, of Elmadale. i a - . i : d i ce as a pat — Lt on 8% 2 Senet, 2S Sy Coeur e BS) wos, 19. of the recdence of Willie, | a We have a large stock of Men’s Heavy Ulsters and Overcoats, and good, warm| s» £105 ....04. \ corer se 3% . tiake: quarter backs : m OV «, af the resn nce Ham |} ° . “ ae é . s ; Pan? a oon : 7s oie a el Geena Gescletown, te the fev. @. 2 | Reefers, in iMen’s and Boys, which we are selling at wonderful low prices, Sh tt eee is IB oe ny ; ae ’ F. Docker ; . SB OUR. so0stssens MTs o6s00 61 11% Fraser, P fs > Gillis J Slacuiere. Kirby, Mr. W. F. Dockendorff, of South | ; . “ J a = . i TES OEE. 0001500000 Mtens -« cesens B Fol 7 «Meld a i aad M Dele y. | port, to Fannie Newsom,ofSearletown. | UNDERCLOTHING !—You should see our stock of fine Scotch Wool, in extral AM Pa AM PM ; ~~ i e ar vue if « ’ *) a } ‘ , 1 N ve > 13 8 oF v e e . 2 ee ee ee Neem eee Hee ee ** SORE HERR OHO ETE Dalhousie defeated the Garrison footba!! = Charlottetown, November 13, 1894—tu thu sat llarge sizes ; also, Canadian Underclothing from the lowest prices up. AM PM AM PM team at Halifax on Tuesday afternoon by | } . : 8 35 $30 «+«+-eMount Stewart...... 4 ° , 1 . : . i _——— — ; O28 5OB.........CORBMRCOM... 000.000 a score of 16t0 3. The college made thir- STURDY HEALTH FUR COATS !—A good line in Raccoon and Wolf at very low prices. Fur Gloves 1000 5.90.0... 27. Georgetrwa...... 70 215 Bi edi eee eae aor” — and Mitts to match. Gents’ Fur Caps, choice lot. 75 Sleigh Robes at the lowest prices {4M PM 4m PM a he C.o8Sing game Sattiraavy will te j = CO PEETOEAOOEEEO OE EERE RR ERE RRRREE ET C8ORbOS . veep Dalhousie and the Wanderers attend those who, day by day, are In low, PM AM PERSONAL. _ a en 05. ..ssc.cca Bape Peeveeee es 2 oe pepo ar ace J.B. MACDONALD & CO, |! re I James W. Richards, Bideford, was famous FAMILY REMEDY, $$$ - en ” ern. Sam. ot Got Kallwaga registered a Hi Davies A dy’s Pill a: ; Charlotietown, November 13, 1894—dy MARKET SQUARE. oncton, N. M I Parker Carvell returned la t Everybo y’s i Ss A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, » from: Boston | New York wd J we Charlottetown. = me ' oo a of oo ani te gs on connot fai] to benefit you. Direc- = — ~ — on — na din 3 Id ee 7 tions with every box. Costs but a} | B ti { ar hee Miss Jean jiarter ofa dollar. DR H p JOHNSON Moore has beet mpelled to return hom? fs - ° “ag # yeni ages ome College : Desires to announce to his many patrons and the public s fhe Me sant of i healt | Johnson & Jehnson, generally that in addition to his regular line of — I I Ca terday mor sel St. John, N. B THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. i a EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT It ie pleasing ear that P. Blake, Eao., | _—_—_—_— I } s ; ' , : easing fo ear that P- Blakey Es | «prince Street ‘Custom Work and Handmade Boots and Shoes be . pesto be out on Se-| oo ile ial al ’ Office -- Kent Street . ' or. Queen ans ichmond ¢ : en aa z — He “Aug 16,994—ly i Ww. Mur a Harbor N rth, ’ ‘ ° » > lines of a a . snnllbnmalinmeenidn — Maria, of Sommersde, were Our Parniture Store | He now carries a few select | i d.& a y > g : at the (jueen . ‘ ' 3 ; lett 9 pemented —_—_—iO Wants, Lost, Foun . Hi —_ at is no abiding piace for merchandize i i J STR, ae ristered at Enreka Hotel: WM Allan, it comes and goes. Giyen a month’s ke - = : on ; ‘ ] itn 2 interval cabana visite and you'll not mpor e 00 Ss an , YOU WONT FORGET H ! | AOS Se na gta charged { r, Ke g 1; B Dunn, St John, N | see the same things the second time. j q lid Si] ( } M ac Orw Dame Fashion is almost as oe “ RSHORS Nei } 0 ] l ver all FOUND—Yesterday, on the road teadins There we registeret at the Queen about her chairs and tables ae with ‘ f U er Malpeque w I , Mal que H ' ; iM Meant Mount her hats and gowns. Uncertain as ALSO RUBBERS AND OVE 9 - Silver-Plated Ware a Cee ae elites wee Stewart; H D McEwen, Lot 40; Mre J A yy Lees Sees eae hee When in want of FLOUR have a look at our stock. + | shoeing: Owner can have suing after paying 1 maid a Master Fre Macdonald, every whim and Caprice. . . ° . . ot : —e ; Street. 3i—novil5 - ciaie as x ee What's that? Sixty cents doingas| which he will dispose of at very fine prices. Give| We carry some ef the best brands manufactured i In addition to New Goods, we have | DO¥=# Grafton Street __ ars " r us SI wrt, MW. L. A.. John Hamilton, mach buying as one dollar used to him a eall. Canada :—Five Roses, Ogilvie 8, Matchless, Sunbeam, Kent, received the latest catalogues. and are now * Fy Tonuan een mon. Antz Geeretary of the New Perth Dairying Com- eo Se ae Beaver, Dove, Gem, etc., at about $3.00 per barrel. nee aes cers ae be 00> | ae teil Be . ‘ ee is ‘ that. ’ = oo for goods of the most elaborate and chaste any,and other gentiemen interested in our conservative comparison at : : i TWO GENTLEMEN, ora gentieman with . and butter factories, are in town to- Close selling has ever —_ the a Charlottetown, November 13, 1894—dy & wky ROLLED WHEAT, ROLLED OATS, ete. designs ever manufactured his wife, can be made comfortable in « private ' afecing with Professor Robertson that forced our Furniture Store to the a i THESE ARE ALL MADE BY family. Terms moderate. Apply at Unis aaissaieneaentabantiiieaniaiios front, but we never saw the time —— - IN STOCK.—A full line of Pure, First-class GRO- | FIRST-CLASS FIRMS. otis, bala a thd saile rom Quebec west- when prices and purses were on such CERIES.

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sre reported to have massa- in slnding women h Armenia,and de-

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friendly footing.

THANKSGIVING is not ro far off

but you should be thinking of Dining Room Furnishings

‘MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD.

Who Sel] at Selling Prices.

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$s ers { $5 $1 So $12 $7 =! 3%

The Weatner.—Fpesh to strong westerly to south-westerly winde ; generally fair

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extremely gratifying. by a wonderfal offering in ULSTERS. » great a protection and comfort on cold days a3 an Ulster? Can any other style of garment take its place fur shopping , Now is the time to buy.

Are You Ready?

There seems no reason to doubt that we will have a severe Hundreds of warm Mantles have been sold in

Our own eales have been very large and We intend@signalizing this success Is any garment as

Here is a list of

offered in Charlottetown :—

BEER BROS.

FURS

LADIES’ MEN’S Collars and Muffs, Fur Coats, | Seal Capes, Fur Caps, | Astrakan Capes, Fur Gloves, Astrakan Jackets.

CHILDREN’S

Opossum Muffs and Hoods, White Fur Muffs and Boas, Grey Fur Muffs and Boas, Grey Lamb Caps.

Sleigh Robes! Sleigh Robes!

Call and see our stock when you want Good value. Our prices are always right.

HARRIS & STEWART

LONDON HOUSE.

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No second-hand goods. Inspection solicited.

J.D. McLEGD & CO

Charlottetown, Nov, 15, 1894—tu th sat Rogers’ Block, Queen Street.

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RUN DOWN WATCHES

Patronize Watchmakers of recognized ability. We make a specialty of bringing Fine Watches to keep close time.

Special attention given to Railroad Men’s Watches.

Correct time your watches will keep it we repair them. Watches and Jewelry at

lowest prices in the city.

G. G. JU RY,

North Side Queen Suuare, Opposite Post Office. Charlootteiown, August 1, 1894§

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BL OW. TAYLOR,

@ameron Block.

WANTED —A boy to learn the bookbinding. Apply at once to J. D. TAYLOR, Queen Street.

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fO LET—Two large front rooms. M&8. MARTIN, Prince Street.

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A HOUSE TO LET on Chestnut Street, con. taining six rooms. Will be let with a stable

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FANCY GOODS.

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English, Japanese. German, American, Canadian,

Our New Stock of HOLI- DAY GOODS is now arriv- ing daily.

HASZARD & MOORE

BOOKSELLERS

ifrequired. Apply to Henry RackHAm novs—t

_DRESSMAKING at your homes or Bot. Evening Dresswear and fancy walats a spe-

clalty. Good references ; satisfaction rap teed.—Mi1ss Nic HOLSON, below Fish arket, Yowna) Street. tf!-nov7?

TO LET—A_ house contafping six rooma, situated on King Street, near Pownal Street, in good order. Stable in the rear. Apply to Mrs. Lowpen, Dundas Esplanade. now LOST—On Prince Street, between Hobbs corner and Mr. Richards’ house, a black cashmere.shawl Finder wil! please leave the same at this Office. nev? SITU ATION—W anted, by a oung Womas, & permanent position as book-keeper or to post books. Address * Book-keeper,” Ex- AMINER office. U—nové

LOST—Last week, a watch bracele. Fiad- er will be rewarded on leaving same at this oftice. dy & wy—ootw)

MAGIC LANTERN FOR SALE—A pair of Dissolving View Lanter: with over S00 price tor cach’ anpclapedis Brtenata

‘or cash, noyec: tannia, a English edition, new, at a diacount. i- S80, & number of other works, new and sccond- hand. Apply at this office. ti—octls

AT A BARGAIN.—One bundred acres of land with good dwelling house, twenty acres

eared. ao eas, ws ee Kings County. Price $40). Apo: . Hoan. nove dy ee wk 2m

AALUABLE RESIDENOE on Prince 81, foa:eale. Apply at this office ’aw—octis

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