‘ ba Al ‘ a ae aX¢ Rt » ‘ 3 n si . ena other mat tor aus - ' ‘ ‘ i ‘ St a Lineil \% . | ' e verwa ‘ i Store. tt - i malo pat > ‘ : a Mas lc (ener ¢ \ at » n the lat bil prepararions are | ‘ 8 rana Gispiay progress f ras ‘ yee, ' -~ twoTHER supp/y of Muriatic Acid for lob- ss = ter packel , just eived at Dawson's Su - - unlod pat -

Hills-

evening,

ris City Cornet Band will play on

porough Fark, to-morrow (Thursday)

Tone 26th, at 7.30 o clock. | passenger train near Shamokin killing three | : e men and badiy injuring others Both | A rea party ma i of the Souris Convent | Cagines were demolished,

will take place at Souris Rast, on Wedneeday, | idle

the 30th Jaly next, of whica due notice will | Nihilism.

be given. * : 2

lr was decided at a meeting of the Cale- held last evening, that the annual

dona Liao, ; , ' f the Clans be held on the I4th of

(ratherina | August next - Mr. J. Kxicuz, Luspector of the Mer- f Halifax, is in the city. He will take ¢ of Mr. Arnaud during that gentleman's vacation.

hant's Bank «

' 1@ DP.iace t

> Rev. G. W. Hopeson has ordered from Mr.

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» were killed.

I. E. Chapman, of Nochester, New York, seventy shade trees, to be planted on Grafton | Street, east of Queen Square. issn Joux Dorsgy, Esg., of the firm of Dorsey, Goff & Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, lets | for England on Movday morning on a three | months tour for the beneiit of his health. > } Tue schooner Western Light, owned by John A. Matheson, Esq., M. P. P., Camp belton, ran ashore during the gale on Monday night on Hog Island. She was bound from Anticosti with a load of herring. - > fue cheapest place in the goods, toys, ete., is at the Seven Cent Variety | Store. len cases new goods just opened and selling at great reductions. Remember the place, next to Miller Bros., Queen Strect. - -

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Tae Babcock Agricultural Society, of Cape Breton, have purchased from Dr. Jenkins a} pure bred berkshire boar, which will be ship- ped by M. A. Starr this evening The Society seems to be improving as it is purchasing choice stock from all parts of the Provinces.

> acai

Mr. James Crocker, mason, while work- | ing this forenoon on a house in the east end | of the city, owned by Mrs. Lantry, slipyed, | slid down the roof and fell to the ground. had to be carried to his home.

id man his injuries will, no doubt, prove] serions. a"

At a special meeting of the City Councii on Monday evening a resolution was passed ap pointing Thomas Foley, Esq., of the Savings Bank, a member of the Board of School Trus- tees for Charlottetown, in place of A. A. Macdoaald, Esq., Postmaster.

>

Wr Betts.—A wedding was quietly per! ‘in the Methodist Church yesterday morning by the Rev. Mr. Thomas. The contracting parties were Mr. David Smith, of Amherst, and Miss Mary Louise, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hunter, of Portland, St. John. After the wedding ceremony the party drove to the residence of Mr. John Hunter, Jr., I .C. R. driver, on Lutes street, and partook of refreshments. The party left in the noon train tor Prince Edward Island.—Moncton Times.

Mr. and Mrs, Smith are Rankin House.

registered at the

Mr. Lewis, the popular photographer, has kindly presented Tue EXAMINER with copies of the pictures taken by him at Victoria Park oa the occasion of the visit of H. M. 8, Canada, The grouping in both is very good; and both are artistically finished. Indeed, the pictures will dono discredit to Mr. Lewis wherever they may be seen—and we understand they are ina fair way to be seen by the highest in the land—probably by the Queen herself. The likeness of Prince George is one of the best in the group of cricketers, and there are only one or two faces which —owing to a laugh or a pucker at the imstant—were not very well taken. In the group of lawn tennis players the ladies are-—as almost every where- the great attraction; but we can fancy the curiosity of the Princess of Wales as to the toboggan slide in the background! These pictures are triumphs of the instantaneous process.

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Tue steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, arrived from Boston on Tuesday evening, at eight o'clock, with freight and the following pas- sengers:—Mrs A Morrison, John Morrison, Miss McKenzie, Mary Matheson, Maggie Mullins, Mrs Alex McLeod, Ernest Baldwin, Mrs LeRoche, Mrs Stewart, Sarah Roberts, Mrs Caroline Roberts and children, Miss Roberts, Mary McPherson, P McNamara, Miss McNamara, Mrs Troupe and child, Mrs

bridal |

| weather by night.

city to buy fancy | ri

Beacon, Bessie McDonald, Katie Boylan, Mary Boylan, Emeline Jardine, Katie McQuarrie, Mrs McCarthy, Josie Smith, Katie MePher- son, Bessie McPherson, Mrs Eliza Deveraux and children, Mr Deveranx, Alex McDonald, Maggie McDonald, Maria Crogan, Bridget McKenna, Jane Curtain, Mary Gilman, Mary McLeod, Mary J McDonald, Flora E Ross, Mrs Dowilin:, Katie Sullivan, Mre Mary Mav Cavanagh, W Roberts, Wm | McNamara, Alexander

Mrs

Cavanagh,

Marreill, a |

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Allan, ‘ | Pali, ~ ARR Masonic The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of \. F. and A. M., of Prince Edward Island, inet in annual communication on Tuesday, the 24th June, inst., at Masonic Hall, Charlottetown. The following the ensuing yesr M. W. Grand Master R. W. Deputy Grand Wakeford. Senior Grand Warden—A. H. B.

were elected officers for -John Yeo. Master—G. W.

Gowan. Junior Grand Warden—-Andrew Bowness. (aran | Treasurer- WwW. H. Findley. >

Grand Secretary-—-B. Wilson Higga

Grand Lecturer—Thos. A. McLean. (rand | hapla a- Veu cable Archdeacon | Ke 1d

W. Senior Grand Deacon—Ewen Stewart G. M. Doull.

n Clay. Benj. Champion.

Junior Grand Deac« Grand Marehal— ar Grand Sword Bearer ty and Stan j vr Grand Stewart—A. Y. Clarke Junior Grand Stewart—O. B. Wadman. Grand Pursvirant—Jamwes R. Davison. Grantl Tyler—James Dollar.

Seni

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ree » § i 1 ‘ . 7 shih Y NAMINER, |

,, | AMother Break up on Wall Street

New York, June 24

(;reat excitement vas

Watl

DALKING House of Matthew Morgan AY Sons.

v W - Burnham, of the firm of Holch, Kess A Dburnham, of Broad S reet, lately faliad, |

committed Ho

wa hn : » 4 . mich Gepressed on account of the failure of hae orm

suicide this morning.

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Railway Accident.

Sunpury, Pa., June 24. A freight train was wrecked here yesier- : ; day, and returning from the scene of the disaster to day

tr *phe the elyiiie

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Sr. Pererssura, June 24. _ Thirty-two Nihilists have been arrested in Kishenetf and over a hundred in Kieff. Reports of anti-Jewish riots at Nizhanee Novgorod are confirmed. Several Jews One hundred and tifty arrests have been made.

—

A TFannel Caved In.

STENBENVILLE, Ohio, June 24. \ portion of the Gould tunnel on the the

Panhandle Road, west of here, caved in

this morning, burying eight laborers, four

of whom were taken out alive.

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Cholera at Teuton,

Marseiies, June 24. Travellers assert that eighteen deaths by

‘holera have occurred at Toulon.

(

Tovuton, June 24,

ie disease is spreading. -- ———— —

Bush Fires.

Lone Srone, Ont., June 24.

Severe bush fires are raging in Edinburg, | | Ont., and it is feared much damage will be | | done to the fine forests in that vicinity.

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Cricket.

Lonpox, June 24. The Philadelphia cricket team won the

_ He} match to-day with the gentlemen of Leicee- | As he is an| tershire.

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The Anglo-French Agreement.

VIENNA, June 24. Newspapers here approve of the Anglo- French agreement in regard to Egypt. Weatner Bulietin.

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Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the |

Maritime Provinces

Toronzo, June 25--10 a. m. Southerly winds; cloudy to fair weather,

| with local showers or thunder storms; chang-

1

ing to northerly wild and cooler

clearing

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, Charlottetown June 25, 1534. ‘: Highest temperature yesterday,. .....-+ 66.7 Lowest temperature (read at midnight), . -55.4 Lowest temperature this morning ..... 57.2 Temperature this morning, at 5 o'clock. .55 5 Temperature this afternoon at 1 o’clock ...56.3

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Aw Ottawa despatch states that Lord Lans- downe will make a tour around the coast of the Maritime Provinces before his return to Ottawa, which will not be till next October. OO

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate NO PHYSICIAN NEED HESITATE,

Dr. S. V. Clevenger, Chicago, Ill.. says: ‘‘Horsford’s Acid Phosphate should be made officinal. It is the most eligible form for the administration of phosphorus, and no physi- cian need hesitate to order it on his prescrip- tion blanks,”

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FLOUR. CORNMEAL, &.

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UST ARRIVED and in store, a choice lot J ot Flour and Cornmeal, consisting of the under-mentioned brands, viz.:

Bbls Beaver (Patent), Bbls, Diamond (Paten!), Bbls, Lily White (Superior Extra), Bbls. Lorne (Superior), Bbis, K. D, Cornmeal. Bags Liverpool Salt, Also, @ full

paper, wholesale and retail.

assortment of Groceries.

Groceries. _ A. HORNE & CO.

Ch’town, June 12, 1884—law wkly ti july

‘To Farmers rnd Others.

—_——

large or small quantities.

Old Bones.

Mac- }

r / ‘ P eae: | Ch’town, May 19—eod 2m pat eod 2m 8s} 2m

oD e Ww. McGILL.

Valuable | FOR SALE.

| | | —— j

| PHNHE undersigned offers for sale the busi-|

ness premises known as “83” QUEEN The building is large and com-! | modious, running back from Queen Street ard Beat r—Angus McPhail. | eighty-three "eet ; and the stand is unsur-|

| STREET.

passed, Terms easy,

JAS, DESBRISAY. | Ch'town, March 6--eold tf

occasioned on Street by the saspension of the old

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collided with a}

Fourteen fresh cases of cholera yesterday. |

Will be sold cheap for cash or approved

The highest market | price paid for Eggs, or taken in exchange for |

GROUND BONES.

URE Ground Bones, of all sizes, and ip |

Highest Cash Price Paid for

htainat

Sammorcidn Ternorte ~WUMMePrsiac 11.8. rts. SUMMERSIDE, June <4

, } heamer } rinceas of W 1108,

Point du Chene:—

Shipped p

Cam Poal, idadstler, for

44 horses. 3084.00 207 cases eggs... 770.00 10 bris potatoes.. 8.00 |

Shir NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

ENTERED,

June ?4—Rustic, Walsh, Sydney, coal; Cham- pion, Weatherbie, Tatamayouche, (iasper Embree, Embree, Boston, sundry mdse; Daring, Siliker, Brae, bal.

June 25—NSt Flavie, Vanamburg, Verte, lumber; Laura C, Pollard, Verte, We Are Here, Pictou, coal; Albion, Chapman, Buctouche, lumber; | Dare,Sprague, Northport; lumber; ss Carroll, Brown, Boston, sundry mdse.

deals;

CLEARED | June 24

| bal;

-Serian Star, Mann, Baie de fhree Sisters, Walpole,

Moran, New London,’ mdse;

Siliker, West Point, mdse; Mary D, Drys- | dale, Wallace, mdse; Margaret May, Clarke, Pictou, bal. June 95—St Flavie, Vanamburg, Baie de Verte, bal; Laura C, Pollard, Baie de Verte, | bal; | Dare, Sprague, Northport, bal,

OTHER PORTS. -Ent

| Summerside, June 24. schs

Se : ; :

| Watch, Mallery, Richibucto, lum: Jeanne dAree, Gesner, Richibucto. lum; Leonora, Wright, Richibucto, Iuin; s Miramichi,

| Baquet, Pictou, stores, Cld | Davidson, Barbadoes, oats; s5 | Baquet, Quebec, produ e.

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MAREEED.

| At Allston, Mass., June 4th, by Rev. F. |'T. Whitman, Simeon Ringer, formerly of Nova | Scotia, to Lavinia McSwain, formerly of P.

E. Island.

Miramichi,

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DIED.

| Edith EK.

MINER, TUNE

; ‘ 762 00 |

boards:

Baie de! isaie de | Langiille, |

Verte, | Brae, bal; | Philistine, Hendersoa, Pictou, bal; Foam, Charles |

Black |

iat Ida Maud

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At Boston, Mass., May 30, of consumption, | Douglas, aged fourteen years and | | four months, formerly of Charlottetowa. '

lrusting in the merits of his Saviour, on } . . ' the 20th inst, after a few hours illness from |

ipjuries received by falling from

| Laren, of Rello Bay, aged 62 years. ed was the father of the late Rev. Charles | McLaren, Missionary to Sian. He leaves a| wife and family, whe nave the sympathies of | the neighborhood in their severe afflicti n.

j

| | On Saturday, the I4th inst., Christia Mac-

| Nevin, wife of John McArthur, of West River, | in the ninety-second year of her age. De-| ceased came to this Island from the Isle of | | Mull, in the year 1810, ard since that time!

'resided in West River.

At Greenvale, June 20th, after an illness of three months, Thomas Dark, in the 59th year | of his age. | At Covehead, Margaret, relict of the late | Samuel Gurney, at the residence of her son | Thomas, at the advanced age of 84. Deceased formerly lived both in England and France, and moved in good society.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, ROCKLIN HOUSE,

June 24—Alexander Forbes, Vernon River; Malcolm McMillan, Wheatley River, Rev |Wm Mahon, Marshfield; Mrs J L Smith, | Rustico; Robert Bagnall, Hazel Grove; Robert |McMilian, Mill Vale; Theo Crosby, West River; Richard Bagnall, Hunter River; R. | Thompson, Sidney Mills; Kev A S Stewart, | Belfast; Rev John McLeod, City; Mrs Lepage, Rustico; James J Gay, Pownal; M A Mc- Donald, Eldon; Samuel Coffin and wife, Savage Harbor; William Morrow, Honolulu, SI; J T Allen, de; Alex McLean, Boston, | Mass; Geo R McQueen, do,

OSBORNE HOTEL. June 24—Alex Green, Summerside, M A McLeod, Eldon; J Fairchild, Georgetown;

Rev John McLeod, Strathalbyn; Major Wright, Bedeaue; Dr McKay, Summerside; PM McLauchlin, Souris; R R McDonald, Georgetown; J J McDonald, Montague. 25th _Alex McPherson, Brown’s Creek; Albert Campbell, do; Miss Jessie Brown, do; Miss Sarah McPherson, do; Mrs R Munro, George- town; Robert McCallum, St Peters. REVERE MOUSE.

| June 24—D Murphy, Souris; Wm Rich- ards Bideiord; Herbert Read, Milton; John W Benson, Montreal; J L Robertson, To- ronto; © A Leuez, Montreal; D Schurman, Summerside.

RANKIN HOUSE.

June 24—John Knight, Halifax; W King; Halifax; R Rowe, St John; Edmund Walsh, ‘MD; Cambridge, Mass; Mrs Walsh, do; D L Smith, Amherst; Mrs Smith, do.

Theo. L, Chappelle's

BULLETIN,

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(Issued in the interest of the purchaser.) |

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HEQ. L. CHAPPELLE,

Diamond Bookstore, 89 Queen Street, Queen Square, Charlottetown.

won

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FOR “ALE.

— —-—

A SAFE near'y new ; medium size, Ry : ; 3 p ti

ly at Lic SXAMINER Orrice.

a truck | while engaved in hauling rails, Simon Me- | Deceas- |

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eee eae taaeannanninanl

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June trade. Black. White, snd Colored traw Hats.

| Chip Hats and Konnets. | ‘trimmed Hats and Bonneis.

fiat and Bonnet Shapes.

e ' Sy & Sar.. Sterns’.

\W* are showing a complete stock of English and American Hats and Bonnets for

Black, White, and Colored straw Bonnets.

a Fancy Straw Hatisand Bonnets. | Moran, New London, mdse; Charlee | Phe largest display of Children’s Hats to be found on P. &. 1. aeyibae, Mile, Manian team: Varnes | Feathers and Fiowers

NEW MILLINERY MATERIALS.

| A very large stock of Parasols and Umbrellas.

Millinery made up at short notice by first-class hands.

tS PRICHS LOW. 32 PERKINS & STEARNS.

Ch’town, May 25, ist.

Charlottetown Boot and Shoe Factory.

0: a . |

pom, LYa % 2% =

WHOLESALE AND

gag The cheapest ana best piace to buy is at

DORSEY, GOFF & CO'’S

Ch’town, Jane 21, 1884.—eod wkly

TURNIP SEED!

UO --~--- a

CHOICE VARIETIES

cnn, fT taco

SHUES,

RETAIL.

—0O-———-"

Carter’s Imperial, Champion, Skirving’s,

King of Swede, Sutton’s Norfolk,

WHOLERSALE & RETAIL. BEER & GOFF.

Ch’town, June 14—2aw

LONDON HOUSE.

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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

—_—— -—0'—

JUST OPENED, a splendid assortment of Scotch, English and Canadian

Tweeds and Doeskins, | Worsted Coatings, Broadcloths & Trimmings. Suits and Single Garments! MADE TO ORDER "AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

GEO. DAVIES & CO.

Ch’town, May 19--wkly

Beer & Goff’s

FO SHIPPERS

‘Lobsters, Canned Goods, &e.

\WW Ff will place at the disposal of shippers | ¥¥_ a portion of oar Warehouse on No. 2? | Wharf, for the express purpose of Goods for 'shipment, and will grant warehouse receipts | for said Goods,

| This Warehouse is a fine three-story build |ing, almost surrounded by water and offers levery inducement to shippers as insurance can , easily be effected.

PEAKE BROS, & Co. Ch’town, June 18—tf

ATTENTION. Picnic aud Tea arly Committers.

You can get the best Goods, at the lowest prices, at the *‘City Steam Bakery.”

Vou can return all Goods not used, if in good condition,

We give satisfaction to our customers, and give as references the Committees of the fol- lowing Teas and Picnics, supplied last year: —

Uigg Tea,

Lot 48 Tea,

Clyde River Tea,

Eidon Hall Tea,

DeSable Tea,

Lot 65 Tea,

Springfield Tea,

Scuth Wiltshire ‘l'ea,

St. Peter’s Tea,

Railway Picnic,

Benevolent Irish Society Picnic.

J. QUIRK.

| Prince Street, Ch’town, June 17—10w

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PICNICS |

YEAS, BALLS, PARTIES,

—AND—

Public Gatherings,

F all kinas, supplied with all suitable Refreshments, at the cheapest prices, on application to

VATCHER, MURPHY & C0.,

at the Star Confectionery, or at the ‘Little

Shop around the Corner,” Great George St. Vatcher, Murphy & Co, manufacture aii

the articles they furnish, from the best and

purest materials, and, with their experience

guarantee satisfaction

Ginger Beer,

Ginger Ale,

Syrups,

Soda Water,

Sweet Cider,

Fruit Cake, Plain Cake, Pastry, Washington Pies, Sponge Cake, &c., &c., &c, of the best quality, will be sold, at cheaper prices than by an other concern on the Island.

As V. M. & Co., have already entered into several large contracts for Teas for the coming season, committees and others will please call or write early for prices and terms.

CONFECTIONERY,

Pure and unadulterated, (no imported trash), at the cheapest rates,

hs -_ s 3 = ~~ wa ed i >: < e “ ~ ~ 8 me ww 7 o “a e . = <- m @ > we = ~< 2 z s: oS ne hand = Atay > = = * £ a Not “ f of 24 2D co ow

Go 400

0, DAVIES & CO,

Ch’tewi, June 2, 1884.

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