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\How About One of These Pies To-day ?.
*lueber ry Pies, } Raspberry Pies, 1emon Pies,
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‘Team Pies, 12c and 15c
# Try ovr Coraugated Cream Bread, 7! 'c a loaf,
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 25, 1397 LOCAL AND OTHE? ITEMS
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Exeixskrs.—The Charlotteto vn Kngi- ners will meet tonighs for drill aid for the distribution of prizes,
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Ciass For Bors —A_ e-lect class for boys will te opened at St. Joseph’s Cou- vent on the first of September next. Par- ents desiring further particulars should apply to the Superior as scon as possible,
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Curkse axp Lonsrers.—On her last trip trem Summeiside to Balifax, the steamer Fastnet, Bethe], took i,090 boxes of cheese, valued at $6,988, for London and 43 cases of lobs'ers, vaued at $450. fur the same city.
<— Georcrrown Races.—At the races al
. tae 2 own yesterday the 3 minute class
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for Ali the winner was Bye and Bye, > ; “ee : ” Pilot, second; Little John, third.
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Sap Drowyine Accipent.—About seven on Monday evening last Mr. John A. Mchav, aged 17 years, eldest son of Mr. Neil McKay, of Forest Hill, accom panie | by his two brothers, young r than pim- seif, aud Mr. Edward Turne r, went to bathe in Morse’s Mill Pond, at Up on, Dundas. Jobn attempted to swim across the pond but became entangled in the Joie grass end quickly drown-d. Neither Mr. Lurver nor his companions were able to render any assistance as they bad no means of reaching McKay. <A boat was
a STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
| Locomotive Atviacked on the Track and
Passen seis are Frightened,
lightning descended here aud struck the locomotive of a Long Island Railway train, stopped the service inthe Presbyteriau Church and generally shook up the ner- vous systems of many of the inhabitants, Hngine No. 71, drawing a train due here St twenty-four minutes to three, was pu!l- lig up to the Sixteenth street station when a huge bali of lightning hit one of the
driving wheels, When the © ball Struck it appeared to burst and distribute itself. The space beneath the train was a maes of blue flames. Nearly a hundred passengers, including many women and children, were on the tain, sniall but two of them bounded
to their feet when the lightning struck. Those who did not jump satas if riveted to their seats and could not move until the train stopped at the station. The locomotive was not damaged. The Pres byterian Church, of whieh the Rev. J. L. Loyd is pastor, is sitvated on Seventh avenue, neer where the lightning struck the train, Here also the beavy report and tlash caused consternation. The congre- gation was engaged in prayer, led by the pastor, Many of the women and children, who thought that the church had _ been struck, shrieked and ran from the build- ing.
CRUELTY IN CUBA.
Lonpon, Aug. 23.—Th.e correspondent
anchored at theedg+ of the pond but the Oars Were lox ked ta the mill. The body was recovercd afew moments after the
accident and interred at Forest Hill to-dav. | a te | Pacificos i “ther bodies tainting the air close to the
There is much sympathy for the parents and relatives of the deceased.
Porvtar Appresses —The Rev E. O. Taylor of Chicago will lecture in Char- lottetown on Sunday, September 5th on “Christian Cit zenship,” september 6th on “That Boy of Yours” September 7th on “A Glass of Beer Analyzed.”
The lecture “A Glaas of Beer Analyzed” will be illustrated by chemical experi- ments and charts. Luger Beer analyzed— Druvkard’s Breath Tested—Egys Cvoked in Alcohol — Gunpowder Exploded in Liquor, Extracts, Patent Medicines, &c.
“Mr. Taylor ranks among the leading platform speakers of this continent.”— London Free Press.
“Rev. E.Q. Taylor spoke to crowded houses in Mitchell, the crowd on Sunday being so great that scores of people were unable to get intothe hall. ‘The lectures were the best ever delivered in Mitchell and created muchenthusiasm. He held bis audience spelbound.” — Mitchell Advocate.
Tue Axes Acatn.—The many friends of Mr. James Brazil, for the past ten or twelve years the very efficient and faithful caretaker of the Poat Office building here, regret to learu that he has been relieved of his position, to which Mr. Angus McSwee: succeeds on Wednesday next, September ist. Mr. Brazil has always discharged his duties efficiently and well, and to the satisfaction of the department and the public, and we know of no charge that can be brought against him. He has not taken any active part in politics, beyond quietly voting. But this makes no dif- terence with the preaent government. Re- veraing the policy of the previous adminis- tration in regard to public officials, the Liberals, when they desire any particular office for one of their supporters, simply create a vacancy in that office, without even the formality of bringing any charge against the former incumbent or going through the empty farce of an investiga- tion. In the present case, no charge is made rgainst Mr. Brazil, that we are aware of, but he is made to “walk the plank” after years of faithful service, at ridiculously short notice, and to tle
great surprise and regret of the public iu! geoeral.—Summerside Journal.
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it Havanaofthe Daily Chronicle in a letter from Cuba, telle of further cruelty and distress in that Island. He says the aredying bv the hundreds,
Spanish fort.”
A private letter has been Havana from Senor Sagasta, the liberal leader inSpain, in whieh he says: The artocities are raisiog a thrill of horror in Europe, and I fear it is possible to raire fresh loans, without which we cannot re- tain Cuba.
The correspondent further says: Ger- man syndicates are buying the devastated estates at pominal sums, and intend to go in extensively for coffee planting and aban- don sugar. This will directly concern the United States and French sugar trust, and will probably lead to extensive sugar growing in Georgia aod Fiorida.”’
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¥ ga nesday, Sept. Ist. at 11 o’clock. at the ‘ty H “ence. on Haviland St., (opporite the tees Pita, Andon Market Square, at 12 Widapjot®, Sept rd, ‘The entire house- ie pr st4ble outfit or the estate of the late Ta ek Connolly. late mite ed to sell at the residenc? of tit it COBNOlly, on Wednesday, next, &% ariod J the household belongings,includ phen 3et,D ining Room, Bedroom and Petures “niture Jewel Range, Mirrors rupee: Hanging Lamps, ete, and or Base Burner and Pipe. \ ver ALS( )— tneitiday, Sep. 3rd, on Market Square, at Alnght J, be handsome jet black stallion Nberior’ 2, Velwbts 1,160 Ibs, 6 years old. A ver Stock getter. and a pleasant carriage
love 88. Driving Sleigh, Robes, Har- ' loven . ne . gh, ’ No reserve coon Sieigh., 6 %5—cqg Ps H- NORTON, Auetiore>r,
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August Bargains
Are just as desirable as bargains at any We are now sorting over our stock previous to tke arrival of new Fall Goods, and are figuring on prices which? should very materially re
Capes and Jackets, Millinery and Blouses
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Think what you used to pay for Children’s Clothing.
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Think what you used to pay for Men’s Readymade Clothing. a good suit for less money than you used to pay for pants and vest.
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Come and see what you can Think what you used to pay for Carpets and House Furnishings, and just drop in aud see what you can get the same goods for now.
Think what a mean pair of Pants you used to buy for $1. Droy in this week and see what a good pair we can give your for $1.
We can pow give you
Think what you would have to pay to-day for goods if we were out of the business,
Think it out---All it Requires Isa Little Thought
And we know that you will come to the same conclusion, as thovs have done before, that we deserve the trade.
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D. A, BRUCE
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| this morning I received a lawyer’s letter
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BUSINESS STAND FoR SALE
well established Business Stand at Emer- ald, consisting of a large store, two dwell-
land, for sale by private negotiations with Geo. B. McKay, Eeq*, Clifton, New London, until Tuesday, 2lst September, next, when it will be sold by Public Auction on the premises at Eleven o’clock, a. m. Title guaranteed. J. W. HUGHES, ;
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You have ‘just 10 days more to deal with me, but in that time you can eave 10 dollars, for I have to leave my present stcre the last of August ; and no later than
to stop advertising so cheap or I would get cheap board in the jail; but I will
continue my cheap sale for 10 days, jail or nojail. Everything at cost.
Remember the place— next to Johnson |
& Jolnson’s. P. GOODSTEIN. |
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a 8 Maritime Championships ON
Charlottetown Amateur ~ Athletic Association Grounds
TABOR DAY,
September 6, ‘List of Events.
1 mile novice - § mile C. W. A. Maritime Championship 1 mile (boys under 16) 30 class)
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1 mile (2 . 1 mile (C. W. A, Championship . * mile race 3 mile (lap race) . 2 mile (handicap) . SmileC. W. A. Maritime Championship 10. 1 mile Tandem 11. 220 yards flat race 12. 3 mile flat race 13. 4 mile flat race 14. High jump Handsome prizes given in all the other events.
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President.
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Secretary
Maritime
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