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—<——_—_— ae i ‘gocal and Other Items. |

eeRRIES AN » CREAM at _ £ F, Car- — je2S 2i | Doers = yalue in Readymade Cloth. | pxtre ames Paton & Co's. ing ———s peers Caurcu Children’s Flower seriet on Sunday at 6 p Mm. oe ig no requisite for let July outing THER” be supplied by Reddin Broa. |

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\ “Work while ye have the light, a vy ; :

s¢the early Christians, by Tolstoi, at » p qmol d B yokstore.

be Dia ——.

Vortce. Un and after Monday, June - the W. C. T. L® will meet in

yh, 189, : = tag's Hall every Monday at 4 p. m.

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the steamer Miramichi

toay MONTREAI ; »_4 from Montreel this morning and is

i oa hargins she will leave on return o

owt eat, Peter's Sunday School Picnic et place ou Monday. The steamer wi!) — ye nolly’s Wharf for Rocky Point at 11 Pas 30. Wil leave Rocky Point in the el at 7 and 7.30 0 ioc k.

" - yaxcu OU r.—The city batteries of garrison ail ry. accompanied by the band of the

vimde, Will march out on Monday evening

rhe meg Wil parade at the Deill Shed at 7

Marching order.

- “gskD — The Convent Market Hall closed last night.

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Tea and Bazaar in There wag a

nod attendance. ite election to decide mich was the most p ypular dry goods store resulted ip favor of Mr. J. B.

jp the city, a s . vsedonald’s establishment bya good ine joulby. a ~

My Goope ison a visit from Boston to she Island, and is having his house painted by Mr Howlett. Messrs, Hermans, Mutch, Cllbeck, Stephenson, Carroll and Me. Ouillan also had their business places paint- +

ad by the veteran painter, D. Howlett.

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PyILBARMO Society. —- The general yrval meeting of the Philharmonic Society jor election of cttieers, etc., fur the the com. ing year, Will be held on Monday evening, the 20¢h inst., at 8 3) o'clock, in the Philhar- monic Hall, All members are especially re- quested to attend. 725 3i

Deumsioxn Day.—There will be great trot- ting on the Summerside Driving Park on De- wicion Day, when purses amounting to $300 willbe contested tor by a numberof the Jsland’s best trotters. xtensive improve- ments have been made to this track this sea- wn aad it never was in better condition than it now is for goo? racing and fast time. One dilarpsys the fare both ways on the ruai’- way.

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Reppry Baos. have secured the agency of the celebrated M. J. Baird, fish tackle dealer of Moncton, whose fame for flies and mdsis provincial. The first lot of flies just received, and among them an assortment specially for 1st of July fishing. During the season a full line of these goods will be kept in stock. je27 2i

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Tre Statement Bewurevep.—We have published at different times that we could turnish a piece of crockery or glassware tu every man, woman and child on P. E. Is- land, as yet we have met, but one person who doubted this statement, but after go- wg through our store and warehouse, he widitisalltrue. If there is another per- sm who yet doubts our statement we wish him or her to call and look through our stock (without charge) and we believe they will be quite satisfied that our statement is correct.—W. P. Colwill. je26 d w 4w

Curmp Beaten to Deatn.—A_ terrible ‘tory of cruelty comes from the parish of Bathurst, in Gloucester County. A 9-year old girl named Ida Young, adopted by a un named Jack Vienneau, a Frenchman, whose wife was very cruel to the child, irequently beating her very severely. On Friday last the child was returned to her oid home in a dying condition, being found by her uncle on the roadside. On the ex- amination be ing made, she was found to have been beaten in a terrible manner, her body being bruised from head tofoot. She atid Mrs. Vienneau had beaten her with a stick and then sent her home. She was put to bed, but died on Tuesday night, after msking a statement of the case to Father Barry, the parish priest. At latest accounts the Vienneaus had not been arrested.

Persoaal. . The tev A A McKenzie, M A, will preach im the First Methedist church to-morrow ‘vening, — (reorge T. Robinson, of the Wallace- arper Reclaimed Comp-ny, is here making Arrangements for a dramatic performance to

oy om in the Lyceum, on the 3:d and 4th - daly,

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Religious Services. ae Peter's Church —Services tc-morrow: clebration of the Holy Communion, 8 a m; roto Prayer and Sermon, it # mt pridren's Flower Service, 3.15 p m;_ Firs. “Yensong of St Peter’s Day aud Sermon, 7 pm; yrmembe the Railway Gospel Meeting in McLeod's Hall to-morrow afternvon at 4

clock. Strangers always weleum?. Lesson: ~ ler, 617—"Wherefure come out from

Lond them and be ye separate, saith the ord,”

Zion Ghurch.—Services to-morrow. will be a acted at 1} in the morning by Rev David therland, pastor; and in the evening at 7 clock, by the Rey J R Thompson of Van- debi, Morning prayer meeting at 10.15. at oath School and Bible classes will meet ~=.00 pm,

Kensington Hall, Edward Street,.—Sunday : *hool and Bible class at 2.30 pm. In the Veulng at 7 o'clock Evangelist Sutcliffe will o. an address, Subject—‘Showing the rhite Feather.” Special singing by the

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. if before and during service. The c'ass ws “il be opened to all. Strangers ‘eartily welcomed.

| een Bees nition Dav. —Call and see what we are — Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s Ready- a — this evening We must clear RCo “uit in this department.—James Paton s . © will offer special bargains in our Ready- al ” department from this date. We have : 'Y 209 Suits left. Extra value given in otlemen’s Treusers.—James Paton & Co.

oe Tea of the Season on Monday, 6th One af If you intend gving, call and purchase Suits James Paton & Co's. Black Worsted

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Saturday.—Special bargains this evening at

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. SPrctAL Desparonrs To Tux EXAMINER,

Tarte-MecGreevy Case.

Orrawa, June 27. In the Tarte-McGreevy committee yes- terday, Mr. Murphy testified to paying Sir Hector Langavin $10,000 and other large sums to Mctireevy. Murphy contradicted himself several times, and on his own oath proved himeelf such a disreputable ehar- acter that his evidence carried no weight

with the committee.

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The Budget.

Orrawa, June 27.

Yesterday the debate on the budget was resumed by Dr. Weldon, who replied to Sir Richard Oartwright in a telling apeech.

Jack the Ripper Again.

Lonpon, Juae 27, Jack the Ripper has warned the police that he intends to commit another murder.

Parnells Marriage.

Lonpon, June 27. Parnell’s marriage his had a govd effect, and he is congratulated warmly. He says he is bound to win Carlow.

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Heavy Timber Fire.

Sr. Paci, Jvne 27.

A tire at Clauquet, Minu., yesterday de-

stroyed $500,000 worth of timber.

Rustico Bank.

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Orrawa, June 27. The Rustico Bank bill has been assentid to by the Governor-General.

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The State of Indiana Arrives.

Tue State of Indiana, cently purchased by the Boston, Halifax and P. E. Island Steamship Company, for the route between this port and Boaston, arrived here this morning about seven o'clock and is now discharging at Pownal Wharf. A number of persons have visited and inspected the steamer since her arrival, and are much pleased with her,

The State of Indianais 1612 tons net, and is 3-masted, schooner rigged. Since being purchased by her present owners she has undergone considerable interior altera- tiens, and kas now accommodation for 400 passengers, and space sufficient for about 100 more berths. The steamer is fitted throughout in good style. There is a ladies social room on deck, off which is a smoking room, _ fitted with card tables and settees. The dining saloon is reached by means of a staircase leading from the social hall and smoking room. This saloon is 35 feet in length and 34 feet wide, and has four rows of tables. The walls are fitted with plate glass mirrors, and there isa piano at one end. Left of the saloon are some fine staterooms, each of which is fitted with two berths and a setter. Forward of the saloon i way in which are located more staterooms firted up in a similar manner to those al- ready referred to. There are also two rows of berths inthe forward saloon, low this deck are the cabins for ladies and gentlemen, each of which will accommodate about 75 persons. All the rooms and cabins are lighted by electricity, the use of which is general throughout the ship. The officers’ quarters are on the upper deck. The officere are :

Captain— Asa M Doane.

First Otlicer—John Irester.

Second Officer—Charles Cutten.

Pilot—T Buckley.

Purser—Wm P Nickerson.

Chief Engineer—Mark Thornton.

First Assistant— Mr Gibbs.

Second Assistant— George Webb.

Third Assistant—P Mullin.

Steward—John Welsh. |

Second Steward —Wm Douse.

The State of Indiana had about 200 pas- sengers when she left Boston, the following being for Charlottetown: Messrs J Hennes- sey, ag ot Crocker, Wm Hill, MS Neal, G F Hughes, G F Hughes, jr, W H Prescott and wife, Miss Conger, H H Merrill, WD Cram, R McNeal, B Tennant, Annie M:- Pherson, Lizzie do, Mrs Millet, Miss do, W A do, Oliver do, F A Winslow, W Win- slow, Davies, Dowe, W J Woods, Mrs do, Mary McCormack, Marion Denoon, Mrs A B Elliott, Misses Longphee, Annie Coul- son, Annie McPhee, Messrs Howe, Chas Connors, Mrs do, Misses Carrie Morri.l, Jennie McLeod, Mary Wilson, Lizzie Wil son, Emma McCallum, Maggie Flynn, Katie O’Keefe, Emma Heron, Jessie Bu. chanan, Christy McKinnun, Maggie Mor- ton, Mrs J Coffey, Mrs Bell, J Garratt, D Bell, J Battison, Allison Drake.

The steamer

the steamer re-

weather was thick and foggy then, and con- tinued so all through the trip. She arrived at Halifax about one o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and after discharging sailed for Port Hawkesbury about ten. Owing to the heavy weather, however, the steamer did not reach that port until seven © clock on Thursday evening, having been obliged to ‘lay too” off Canso from midaight on Tuesday until half-past two on Thursday afternoon—and then she made port in the midst of @ dense fog and rain. It was half- past ten on Thursday night when she left Hawkesbury, but it was so thick and foggy that it was deemed advisable to anchor out ia the Straits till five Friday morning,

Pictou, ar-

hen she proceeded to ..

dalad at eleven. She left Pictou ’slock this morning, and

about one oc a-rived about seven, — will sail on return during

to-morrow morning. eee The Indiana is said to be an excellent sea

t. and will likely become very popular with the travelling ee There, ~ » F two exe . noe rating between here and a for years, and have hosts of friends. This 7 ing the steamer’s first trip to this ape hea weather being 89 unfavorable, Do - Peete made in the way = ee er » te vr what ie an 4 As one of the officers pat it this morning, “She has’nt had a fair show Ture Examiner welcomes the steamer ~— her staff of officers to Chiplotistown, om trusts that a pleasant and prosperous

as already stated. She the night or early

1 _*, the Dominion Boot & Shoe Store.

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D P Goodrich, H J Frink, © A Crock- |

left Boston on Saturday | evening last about seven o'clock. The;

indication

Dominion Day. TROTTING RACES

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New Driving Park

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GEORGETOWN,

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$200--PREMIUMS--$200,

es OF THE CLASSES—3 minute, 2.45 and free-for-all—are well filled, and the Races promise to be as keenly con- tested and exeiting as any ever held in the Provinces. _, Excursion Trains at single fare. Special rain from Charlottetowu at 9 15 a. m. (local time). Return fare, $) 00. Departs at 6 p. mn. (local). Connects with regularat Mount Stewart for Souris.

Refreshments ou the grounds. "

Tickete, 25 cents. Grand Stand, 15 cents eXtra. Children, 15 cents,

By order of Committee.

i C. L. BARNES, ju24—3i (w f t)

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FORTY BUILDING LOTS BY AUCTION,

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Thursday, July 9th,

COMMENCING AT ]1 O'CLOCK, And Continuing Till All Are Sold.

7 2 owners of the Cabill Estate have. in- : structed us to sell by Auction, on the Premises, on THURSDAY, July 9th, at 21 o'clock, the beautiful Field at the head.of Prince Street, which has now. been plotted off into 40 Lots, comprising the handsomest and | most desirable Building Lots now available in the City, and facing on Prince Street and Mal- i'peque Road. See handbills for plan. These Lots are beautifully situated, and aa be sold at prices to suit the times. “Buy your own homes in a healthy and pleasant locality. TERMS—23 per cent. cash; four years at 6 per cent. interest.

E. H. NORTON & CO., % Auctioneers.

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Lorne Hotel, Tracadie Beach. Pea na Shs ERIE AP AL ail OOM S at this Hous: can be had on appli- eation te Mr. ©. A. Hyndman, Brighton. Partics going there must take their own Bed- ding, etc, You can put in a good time for a little money this summer at thie place... . ju26—1m pd oy ele

“DYSPEPTICURE”

rT indeed a ‘‘ Wondrous Remedy.” It acts . like magic in all STOMACH. troubles, Thousands upon thousands are sounding «its praises all over Canada. lw—ju22

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

toyal Charter, 1862.

Ircorporated by

Capital Paid Up....... £500,000, $3,000,000 (With power to increase.)

i Reserve Fund......... 208,000, 1,040,000

Note Cirenlation Notice.

In accordance with the provisions of Sec 55 of the Bank Act, which comes into force on FIRST _JULY proximo, this Bank has made arrange-

ments whereby notes of the Bink will be RE- ,DKEMED AT PAR bythe following Banks at ‘any of their Branches in the Dominion, viz :— Bank of Montreal, Canadian Rank ef Com- ' merce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova - Seotia. ‘Traders Bank’of Canada, Bank cf Hamil- ‘ton, Merchants Bank of Halifax, Halifsx Bank- ing Co. Union Bank of Halifax and Commercial . Bank of Manitoba. {Arrangements have been made with the follow ‘ing Banks to ACT SPECIALLY AS AGENTS for the redemption of the Bank’s notes at the undermentioned cities :— HALIFAX, N S—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax Banking Co, Mer- chants Bank of Halifax and Union Bank of

Halifax. ' sT JOHN, N B—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova s a —————- Bank of Halifax and Halifax oO. 2: CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I—Bank of Nova and Merchants Bank of Halifax. MONTREAL—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank o* Commerce, Molson’s Bank, Bank Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax. NTO~—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank — Commerce, Imperial Bank of Canada Molson’s Bank, Bank of Hamilton an Trade:s Bavk of Canada. WINNIPEG Bank of Montreal, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank and Commercial Bank of Manitoba, 7 ; The Bank of British Columbia will redeem at ‘par the notes of each of the above mentioned Banks at any of its Branches in British Columbia.

WM. C. WARD, Victoria, B C, June 1, 1891. Manager. junelé—dy 3m

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Possession about Ist of August.

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Apply to Mrs. McGREGOR. 7 LEtT.—A comfortable tenement house con- sining seven rooms, conveniently situated on Orlebar Street, opposite the residence of F. Haszard, Esq. Rent moderate Passession given in July. Apply to subscribes, at her = dence, corner Great George and Fitsroy Ne . —Mrs. BLaTcH. @ °° —ju TO LE J treet, con- ‘0 LET.—A house on Upper Queen S ’ i T taining six reoms, all newly _papered and ainted Separate yard and water in the house.

Apply to JAMES F. CURTIS, juzs

ANTED.~—A Cook. Good reference req uired W Apply to MRS. GEORGE PEAKE. juls—dy tf wy

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We are showing two lines that are worth your con- one for 7 cents the half dozen, and the other of 61.25 the half dozen. as they are away above the standard in quality.

Best Values in Linens and Towelings !—You will not only find that these are goods that sell well, but goods that will wear well,

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

Charlottetown, Jane 25, 1891—eod & wky

COUNTERPANES

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Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-woo! Dress Goods, Fine All-woel Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine Afl-woo!l Dress Geeds,

Charlottetown, June 17, 1891.

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Ladies Dress Goods

fuadies should see these Goods. offered in this City for some time.

DOMINION BOOT THE PEOPLE'S FPRIEND.

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Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will m: lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance :—

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PROWSE BROS. STORE,

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Hundreds of People are taking Advantage of their Big Clothing Sale.

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Are Being Sold at Never-to-be-Forgotten Prices.

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PROWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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