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ES DALLY 14, 1889.

From North Cape to Hast Point the Dial points to

HUWSE, THE WONDERFUL GHEAP MAN,

and singies him out as the Beacon Light and Guiding Star of

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MONDAY. JANUARY

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the Clothing Business of Prince Edward Island.

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WE. MHAN BUSLN Bes !

All Wool Pants, 95 cents; Good Tweed Overcoats, $1.95; Good Tweed Coats, 98 cents; and our WHOLE STOCK oi Clothing at worse than SLAUGHTER PRICKS fof 30 DAYS

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POILERS AND WAGE ARN ERS ! - You have felt our influence in the. way of low prices for good Clothing since we opened business, getting a good full dollar’s worth of goods for every o lar you spent with us. You have received goods that will give you satisfaction at moderate prices. SQUARE DEALING, prompt and careful attention to business is given every one—rieh r poor; thus establishing close and lasting business relations that will bind you to our store for all time to come.

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ROWSE, THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN,

of the Big Hat, Street.

Local and QOther items. Lecal and Other Items. FOR MARSHE LE, HO!

Ponce Court ; morning His Hon Hi an Rixk.—Band to-night. Ice | ‘ fined David Bell $10 for assauiting ; ™ excellent « ndition. — : Hear yet yn Shor BD dape for avunk| ySoNt,om, Tawennavce Regular meeting ot pan Public Entertainment, br e at Clear an ce Nale

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Vi 3 is evening Visiting : rrethern. luvitert { : ae I" * Ee " nN ~ EUR, yracceg alge eR Rae: OF READYMADE REEFERS, OVERCOATS phonograph shows that a inan’s voice has not | Biggar is occupying sik cohianiaain nl thea Tous A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER. 4 Ni - ' U ‘ 4 ‘ 3 j i tT himseil laut is _ pia tye LV ul Ww il prob ib] y aot be concluded = a PAIN M ENT . ill be given in the NEW AND SUITs ‘ : y some to marron 7 PUBLIC HALL at MARSHFIELD, on the | & =. :p in singing alia, | Evening of - | MILITARY The last Canada Gazette con

: } dw Mavenowers.—Mr. Albert Bridge, of Syd- | tains notice of the appointment of retired) Thursday, 17th January, Inst, | ney Mines, b., on lay | . |

Major George L. Doghert BE OLEARED OUT AT ONCE.

y M if S ist, picked & aymaster and | THE WHOLE STOCK Mi IST \ loom, on | oeaierggny — > a ied aay + | OPENING ADDRESS by the Rev. A. W. | i ety oO 4 P ol 0 c y bh ul 9 it place. “4 a. ee _—— son | Mahon, M. A., to be followed by Vocal and | —— (x) sua 5 eg) Horace, - a | Instrumental Music, Readings and Recita- | . s j : on “ bine tions by a number of the best amateur per- | - - ~ ~ - . - - | Pansys 1N Winter.—Oan Thursday last, |; . oo amé per- | - ‘ NY si _Basoae 1 Wisi —Qa Thue at, a 3EDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY . i ‘ s a ninked in his op. n air garden, Summerside, a | Dvors opel at Seven o'clock. Entertain- / a A . . een “a tterly accountant in| f.1) blown pansy, which was not a last fall | ment to begin at halt-past Seven o'clock. —_—__—_—___(x)-—_--—_-— t s : Halifa t . ’ one revived, elitnel but a new and perfectly j ickets, 25 cents each. Proceeds to be |

used in furnishing the Hall.

i Sofice, Jefe. for Halifax this morning. |£ormed flower, cron aad ee tenves, and {,, Should the evening prove unfavorable, iso | OUE reason for clearing out our stock at such Reduced Prices, is to

Mr Trainor wasa very upetent official and}... .ral sprouts preparing to burst into flower | Kutertainment will be held on the following | : ‘ * : “ was deservedly popular. We wish himevery| and jeaf. ee | make room for our large Spring hnportations. ee Tee | Sree J. A. FERGUSON, - . . _Vanpatism.—One of the large panes of | Secretary. | Sr a a's aus cemiced iueelickesd & ieee, window st Sereere, } - jactl—dy Bi 6 mw -eipthent Chis is an opportunity that may never occur again. No reasonable offer refused. yesterd sy by the - Stan Pi shat ; Sunday morning. It does |

" They must go.” PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. Don’t ferget the place.

This is the first time for years that | mot appear that there was an attempt at rob- |

Wauted Immediately.

10 years of age. Good workers and , | drivers. Apply to suppression ot these | PP*Y

. 7 : } —os 1’) + } hiy iti- vaters have been received here from that|/ Ty. 4fe act was probably = ot en | 1 . , : lo .) lalis “rnetr 24 Vv » of the} a i place in January, the last of November be- | 84%¢¢ Vandalism, perpetrated by one oft the | ‘ on | yy . us Corl ly r c urties rh ‘ y yw rr + , _—— ie rae the latest heretofore ie g,| numerous corne! loafing parties who are pet FXEN R TWELVE HORSES, from 5 to | mitted to infest the town. We trust that the ' ®

: —— . ' ' —e , i Stipendiary Magistrate will issue an order for last week an ex . .

} " ls iat iy Ch ne en ne ' Ch’town, Jan. 3, 1889.—eod&wkly. . it is missing. | . 5 23 . a Gi itis missing.) Paring Brretary.—On Friday morning, » — ani ss company has offer-| sav’? the Pioneer, David Cork, grocer, of Sum- | cM eda reward of $590 for the recovery of the) ors woke up to find that he was minus i

merside, WILL BE REPEATED IN eeaalie $22, box, papers und all. Almost invariably oie : a A. UCTION 5 nadia ithe cash box was taken out of the store at Qj PR PERS SCHOO! a MeLeovnmne KIN The Canadian 5 ‘s-l night, but on Thursday evening this was . a ww 4 am enue a th that A. L. Slipp, of! neglected, and in the morning the outside ; Pes eh eabtraes a ae Truro, N. S., intends to prepat his shapely | doors of the house were found open aud the —e— ' a oe BY WM. G. WRIGHT 3

stallicn Melbourne K 1962) by M rl money gone. During the night a lodger had stallion Merve work next season, and is con- | vot up, opened the front door and, it is sup-| Wednesday, . 2ord Inst., On Wednesday. (6th J 1889 fident that the ma tr ster \ mike pos : had f rgotten to lock it again. The BY apne > Tran ys anuary, : efx + - bed go howing Melbourne King inherited | thief seeing this door open, it is thought, ? ~PECIAL REQUEST. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK ee mu yf the good looks of his noted sire ana @) slipped into the hall, passed from there into TI rae ee s i: ; ' i a : “ie Ww a he Programme wiil consist of other inter. 4 opd) ! + nark ould be the crowning giory. ‘¥Y€i the store, took the cash bOX, opene he * . S ae y 2 = ~ fast on . ™ . i i a emma: ‘ he i en . 1 ox, opened the door esting items. . Admission, 20 cents. Near Elden, Belfast, opposite St. " , ” ° r ” ts hope that he wil pF NSiGe Lhe Ciuarin of the shop and escaped, tant} : ircl - oe John’s Church ho : _ |_ianl John's Chureh, CUSTOM » | Tue Great CARNIVAL. neon a in- reason terrence amen aeitnnnhn ne nen N oie i i li etl a io , — t m | terest is being taken in the approaching Car- » ACTCS OF LATES Tow se : a, simoer ’ Lerr Wirn Tue Boopte.—Las month | eS aie ee ‘the Tt oe nial :* Scautling, R. it. Sieepers and Pol-s, in acre lots ' Ceanraa 4] rernan Jefferson Anderson, a | Bivai in. ontreai. ne ur e : re : ; : ae {x]— : a , fo} 'to inaugurate the festivities and give the en- Immediately after the sale of W ood, &c. :—-The ewe, : eopvist, visited Dundela, Ontario, fell in . as oniian hie unhenenen State FARM, comprising 70 Acres of good Land, fine i oT te 6s Se tales whe eoglnan,| oe COE See Oe ae Spring running through the middie, near Mud La le vith 1e schuol-muistress, Wi re pr Pe et aie ne 1 . S a ‘ t / wae SS aieteeailstin | Governor's, Lieut-‘ fovernors, al prominent &e. j ! d cated hisaffection, and, alter Dorhon’):,| people from all paats of the world are to view rerms at sale for Wood. For the Farm, 25 per : h . :

i os ithe spectacles, Letters are pouring tn to the |

were married. Committee from Kurope and the United s bank, and deposited them in Anderson’s | States enquiring for particulars. The com- | hands to fit out the house, but he quietly | mittee are making extraordinary preparations started westward, and the lady mourns 4 for a magnificant carnival. Those who can- Ith. : Montreal for a week of wondrous

money from herto ht himself out, they

She drew her savings from

husband and much wealth. not go to it . us | merriment will, we hear, find tne events In|

he. all their marvellous beauty reproduced in the Carnival Number of the Montreal Star, which

ili THe JERSEY Nova Scotia farmers are

Jersey asa . }

ginning to learn the ulue of the dairy cow. The Lunenburg ag:

‘ hipman’s Jersey stock farm a4 fine Jers: all, Star of Milford. Joseph Allison, who °

o'clock on Friday afterneon, says the Halifax has started a dairy farm at Sackville, near

Chronicle, Errington Gibson was at work at a

Courtald’s Crapes. icultur a] itis said will bea perfectly stunning number. Balmoral Crapes

SMe > ‘ society has recently purchased from b. W.

y Diep Unxper CHLoRoroRM.—About four | Crape Cloths,

Black French Werinoes.

| cent. down; the balance to be secured by mort- gage at 6 per cent. i GEO. M. HARRIS,

dec2ti-dy & wky Auctioneer.

The above sale is postponed till WKEDNES&; DAY, 30th inst., at same hour. janl4

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NOTICE

iT HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Share- /holders of ‘“THE EXAMINER” PUBLISH- |ING COMPANY will be held at the Office of

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At above prices we have on hand and make to order NAP REEFERS, guaranteed to give you solid comfort. ee

S800, $1000, $12.00.

We have OUR OWN MAKE of OVERCOATS at above figures. This is the chance of the bargain-hunter’s life. You have here an opportunity which should not be missed.

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$15.00, $17.00, $19.00.

rn » 3} . noulding ehine in his mill and by some | THE E MINER ewsDs oy WEDNES :

tedford, found he ¢ uid not make gut € lged nn yulding Inachine n iit, ; 3 i " 7 t ‘ . i | LHE JXAMINER newspaper, on N22 is. c rE XOATS j - . : — ~ ie

ae ie] ef the Jersey, and he has also | means the cutter of the machine caught his Blaek Frenca ¢ ashmeres, DAY the Sted of January, fact., ot thé hour! Of the OV ERCOATS ip this line, we have only tosay: COME AND SEE FOR utter withvut % : the fingers and end of 7 YOURSELF. We agree to give you Bona Fide Value for your Money.

herd the thumba’at was thought necessary to place

pure 1ased a nice pair from Mr. Ubipman as left hand, tl foundation ot a i | | : the injured man cndet chloroform to dress |

Black Hindoe Cashmeres. Black Henrietta Cloths.

| of Eight o'clock in the evening. W. A. F. SCOTT, Secretary.

Don’t forget that our CUSTOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT is making its patrons happy with good fitting garments.

- { j le? & y , ' ‘ \ . mmc "7 y ' Promise.—St. John is to have | the wounded ember ; a a frag tee) eee eee FUR CAPS, CLOTH CAPS and HATS, FUR COATS, RUBBER COATS, and REACH OF PROMISE-— WV. vv ial there ina }abont produced the desired effect Mr. Gibson) Blagk Serves all zoods in our line marked very low witha view to exchanging them speedily for : r . ; E oe ties belong “t Sussex, aa expire d. Ne enema o a ey om ; D Cl tt | }. A. MACKINNGN, LL. B., Cash. s I y a i a Ste gon euaseky. The de-jheart, and it 1s though his and the shoc acK Fess oths : ane : both have moved in good society. Tt sme through the accident assisted in producing the) i Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Commis- D. A. BRUCE, Meromanr Taror. rem . and the p! vintiff, Miss McLean, fatal result. Mr. Gibson was 49 years of} € rape Laces. Gharlottetown, Ueb: 24, Tgn8

prominence age. He leaves a widow and three children — |

is a near relative of a leading hotel keeper.

She makes affidavit that under solemn pro- a

mise of marriage the deten lant . JuBILEE CELEBRA OM. io The Summer-

and she has caused an order of arrest to issue | +4, papers to hand this morning contain | ; 4 ; 2 : 1e t ss : : :

against him. Spe wan ed $10,000. ve iam the programme of the Rev. P. Doyle s|

judge would not "en oe tat seg , _ ~ ming Noilver J ubilee celebration. The celebra

The defendant, who denies that any promise bi n begins on the eroning of the 23rd |

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arriage was made, will make application |) a : ee etal

. tad ve Tuck to set aside the order of arrest. | by a concert at St. Mary s Academy, Sum-|

es : merside. ,On Thursday morning High | a " ey ve ’ ¥ , ‘ ad

ae : Mass and T'e Deum at St. Paul’s Church,

Maxine AN IsLanp.—The Cape Ann Adve | with sermon by Rev. D. J. G. Macdonald, |

tiser says: Mr. G. E. ¢ wrod = a followed by address and presentation. At} rate the dange ! 7 ; Pe oe

anal 1 p. m., a dinner to the clergy and invited

a daughter and two sons.

: ae i seduced ier, j

advocates a plan to mitiga ! =a sahing fleet on Georges, his proposition being Seslagg _—_ | ieee State of Secniceanane to fill 50 old| guests takes place i the Convent, ool yr the State of slassaciusvet , : : : : oy : "| ht Ike with stone ballast, tow them to the which they leave by special train 4 “ ii ; ’ , : a ng : | highest part of Geor ges shoal, and sink them. | kora, returning at §.30 P- m., W - ' of The originator < laims that ‘‘ in two years this gelebration will conclude with a gran dis- will form an island, constantly growing oe play of fireworks. | i T on can be built a lighthouse —_.——— and larger, Thereon can be oop : a or place of refuge. This island will constantly) Mrpical.—A meeting of medical men was}

held in the Law Library on Saturday for the}

rising from the station viz.: Dre. Johnson, M« Leod, Conroy, Gillies

Crape Fringes.

Duil Jet Trimmings,

A FULL LINE OF ABOVE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.

sioner of Deeds, Wills, &c., GEORGETOWN, -- P. E. ISLAND.

MONEY TO LOAN. nor!3—3m dy law why eod

\WANTS, LOST, FOUND d&e

W NTED.--A Girl from 14 to 16 and te gen- erally useful around a house where an- other servant iskept. Apply at this office. 89) janij—tt

BROWNS BLOCK.

Ch’town, Jan. 4.

| J. L. WHEAT. J.G. BRIDGE, 8S.L. BURR

WHEAT, BRIDGE & BURR,

j WANTED.—A Female Servant to whom good wages will be given. Apply to Mrs. {de3i tf

GEORGE ALLEY. Dorchester Street,

OST.—I1n this city, on the 10th inst., a Gold Ear-ring. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office, zi—janll

OR SALE.—A second-hand Safe, in good order. Apply at A. MoNerLL’s Auciion

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Great Slur Sale of Clthing

—s« FOR «THIRTY DAYS.

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Overcoats, Reefers, and Suits, Two, Three and Four Dollars less than Regular Prices.

: ; oond . 2 e laden ; a | ; ida] , sama’ | grow by the action of the ses. ‘The lite respec. of discussing a medical law for this | RECBIVELS and Commission Dealers! ttoom: pat & wky—Jjani2 a eS ; 1ulks must be sunk In 1€, C1080 US tin a . ES : a maceetcneneneninn name nt ' E uss weer ill do the rest.’ Province similar vo that of the othe: provinces IN UND.—Last night, in the Post Cffice, a { macs ements a of the Dominion. The following committee’ Necklace of Beads, with asmali silver cross The entire stock must go. : : aa aateal from Sime Ms sppuinted te prepare a law and submit 1t "> yr “4 “ | attached. vinser may omeln, same on appl 4 2k © \ NoveL AcTion.-~-Adytces — wer ee ee cs Mito thamaet . § i> tr ATOES G ition to Mrs. JOHN GIDLEY, Prince Street, next! : > ‘ ; as a le , ay Ont aie stead » novel action is threatened | to the Legisiatur ut the first sitting thervol, gf - 79 9 | to Atheneum, and paying expenses, tf—janl2| AS some of our competitors are attempting slaughter sales

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| . li mrity . 3 > . - 3 1 y ’ P Te, . » . , ‘ : uv Ts ao there er uimicuity Xj Methodist Con- | an , Biceoe with power to add to their num-} Batter, Cheese, Poultry, Game, &o. ‘y ANTED.—An Oversee, or chief advertiser, jtney W ill find us there to ; and any person W ho buy 8 re ing committee of the Niagara MethoOist vy . §6oDbr. Kelly was appointed Secretary. We! on — and one to three assistants (accord:ag to ,,-5 Crest seeing . 9 4 rj is e igges ar ference having sent a minister to Simcoe in ber. " AveMy " ce, — " taht sak eae Conaiznments of EGGS and POTATOES seli-| size of county and population). $65 a, month ;W ithout first seeing our stock, W ill miss th bigge t ar gains os the prot of the people The mem- ; regard this 35 8 Ne ee ee eso eo, » cited and lineral advances made. lsalary and expenses to overseers, an i to} > eee : > "a apite of th protests of t . _ = the habit of /This Island should not be without such a law cited and li are an assistants. No peddling No solicitiag. Du ies | C VET giv en in this city . bers © 1 4 - eo Provinees have one, Our 44 & 46 COMMERCIAL STREET | confined to making collections, distributing

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" | } hen the othe | oo I BCit Wheels ' holding weekly prayer mk in a sch rt wh

! r ¥ m oe anevening not otherwise, occupied. p 1 2 i of Klectric Goods. Expenses advanced ; salaries eS B VACDON ALD FOO oe aes ve now threatened with ah in- |from quacks to am equal extael, ke a SOSTON, MASS. |paid eech month. Euclose. four cents’ postage vice am ” ? = ne trustees are | 7 od ' >-nvinees as the people of this Frovince; rE if full specimen line of advertising matter to, wt ; 1 fem in Toronto to ether Provin is the peor ; or full specimen line .s —" ee “4 junction by a leading leg aang J . le to are equally as intelligent as the rest _of the; ‘Boston Chamber of Commeroe Weekly Official pemcrne Cats anne Co., anes Building, Cin-! QUEEN STREET. — : f ov f e peop: Le a . P . . a. se . . ‘ } ‘ : re*ti them irom oy fp. vast Dominion. Elevate the canted 3°" ters sawey | aa ig fai huers * tJan. 3, b899.—eod&wkly.

engage ia any ct of rebigrous serve

rey or sadul rvom oc church.

| diveiphes of Exvulepius by all incans ' qn tire we ;

should, te say the least, be protected.

sepusHwky Jiu cy k

$ | printed matter, putting up advertisements, etc.,