THE DAILY EXAMINER - . ‘ :
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R. H. Mason, Post Office, Charlottetown 1. MelIntyre. Malpeque Road . «. Paul, Lower Spring Park Road WwW M. Coffin, Grafton Stree
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srey Wa and Prince St
Dp. Chapr Prin Street
Pezaar Store, Queers Street,
Geo. Carter & CO, Q 1 Stirvet
& Gray, News Stall, P. BE. I. Railway) and on thet ns
I R Woods, ups Euston St,
RKB ‘ I ar Hillsboro St. ccH vy, Gt. George 8
Ev « & Son, ( I and Richmond s
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
'C. mea &
i s Srecrattry Beer Bros -> ( ‘ I af defaulters will Pav up and ~~ M ( sacra _ « Min es one - \ ‘ I I n Weer ! ¥ av i rn i \ hock v } ‘ va tarters ’ - Vi Saive Arr i ug f Sir Thon & will at s Ha row at 3 a x M R P arm M I " iu e Sing!ng o ‘ ‘ ACK — The - ci f » Salvat Army Barracks at wa aid Thursday after- ° t ient.-G r Fraser ‘ i ase 1c. I nbers of Division Nu \ i equested to meet in their H w (Sunday) at,8.15 o’clock, " . f purpose of attending the funera ft at brot he Pater Me- | Nanght - A sM The Rev. James Simp- » “s era e { bis series f res on Agnosticiam ve. Christian- ¥ er’ ‘ hh timorrow ever es § rn sv’s Divinity Proved vy His W \ aisiinit From Hatirax Phe steamer Fasinet aftrived ffom Halifax about eight o’clock last night with a general cargo She leaves for Summerside this afternoon, and will sail from that port for Halifax on Sunday t ning - Fexernat. To-Morrow.—The funeral cf Peter M Na g > w take pla : ng, Aving the res len t H » Ke Street West, at 9 Cx St. Dunstan's C lral,th e - Tue B e Farwrep—An Amherst paper says: “It is reported that @ worthy paster in an : lage went 40me distance
As the bride entered nted, and 4 now
The wedding has been postponed fo:
SeTions.\
Tur Fiore the Florida on Friday, Nov iast of the seas n Charlottetown
and Boston The e resumed
DA —~ The ail
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trips will t
next spring just so seon as navigation of the strait pergits The Florida will g Sout! Arn é ime her rout between
Motvle and Port Tampa - Tre Cotiecieu.—The Collegium for October is to hand. If anything it sur- passes in interest any of the previous re-
views fortome tme past. One of the many interesting articles which appear in it, will be found reproduced on our first co We are able to republish it by the
ind permision of the editor of the Maga
seteenistlliacncibat — The social in Max nic Temple last nignt wae About forty ¢ yuples were pre sent an j thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Miss Burris furnished the music fur dancing. The dancing was on the spacious stage, which was cleared
SOCTA
6 most successful
for that purpose. Ice cream and other | refreshments were served during the | evening.
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Tae Oxty Gencrwe—The Sydney coal that I handle is from the Old Mines at North Sydney, properly known as the Sydney Mines, and is the only genanine Sydney coal having a registered trade mark as such ; and the public are coutioned against other coals sold with the pretix! “Sydney,” that they are not the genuine | “Srdney coal.”—R. MeMitt.ay.
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Persian Curios. — A lot of Persian | curios are on exhibition in the show win- dow of Mesers. Johnson & Johnson’s Kent | Street drugstore. They include many rare | #pecimens of eastern ornaments, and a full | mized ady lressed in their outdoor costume; leaves from a bible in the language spoken by Christ when on earth, but now extinct; | also passperts required of all foreigners | travelling through Rassia.. They will be | taken out either Tuesday or Wednesday next, 4 ;
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For Bostox.—The steamer Florida left | for Boston last evening. The passengers i goiue by lier incladed: W A Mellett. Mra |
Meilett, Mrs Clow, Mra A E Melnnis, |}
Mrs Nelson, Mrs Moore, A Camptell, F| McLean, Jessie Rowe, Mary Welsh, K Melnnie, A McInnis, M Melnnie, Wm Percil, Mrs Stewart, Miss L A MclTnnis, Miss Nelson, Misx Mo Bessie Fraser, | Emma Stewart, John Car pbell, Mrs T LL
Stewart, Annie Mi Garry, Maggie Me- | Garry, Laura Landrigan, Emma Mulles, | Georgie Gallant, Alice Foley, Mrs Emma} Ashton, O J Mellet, L Meliet
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Ay Istaxper Ixscrev.—- We | hear that Mr. Alexander McCabe, son of | Mr. Thomas McCabe, of the Gas Worke, | recent'y fell from window of his | boarding house at Taunton, Mass., and had his back broken and several ribs | fractured. The news of the unfortunate | occugrénce w received here yesterday, by lester from Mr. James Macdonald, of Fal! River, Mass., formerly of Charlotte town. The letter ix dated Oct. 30, and at
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not in posse sion of the particulars. His information was that Mr. McUabe had been injured as above stated and was in |
the hospital atPaunton in a condition Mr. McCabe left
Charlotte-
town about five gears ag and for the Jast |
| —in fact makes it a FACT—THAT our
four years he has been employed as en- gineerin a cotton factorr. Mr. Macdon- ald euge he*wae well thonght of by his emp! er and all who knew him. The news ix a great blow to hia parents, who
to press, however, no further information
had been ri eived.
Fur Edgings
and
A nice variety of the
above just received.
BEER BROS.
Tae Weatner.—Winds increasing to strong breezes or moderate gales, south to
Outhw at fine today, rain by tomorrow.
His Mortal Remains Arrive Last Evening
regret to }
sot FURNITURE
at the time of writing Mr. Macdonald was |
precari us |
THE LATE PETER MeNAUGHTON,
luneral To-Merrow,
rhe remains of Mr Pe ler McNaughton, the victin of Thursday morning’s ead cat astrophy at Moncton, were removed to the Commercial Hotel, that city, the same day, where they were viewed by a large number of friends and sympathizers dur. | ng the day and evening. Yesterday morn. | ng the body was removed to Charlotte- town, arriving last evening. The mem ers of Division No. 1, A. O. H., and a number of friends, met the body at the and the funeral from there to the residence of Mr Hughes, Kent Street West, was large one. The interment will take place at Lot 65 to morrow. Before leaving Mone. | tor service was held in St. Ber- | narnl’s Church, which tended. The deceased was a member of | the Ancient Order of Hiberniane, having joined No. 2 Division, St. John, some | time ago. The funeral arrangements were | under the direction of No. 1 Division, A UO. H., Moncton, and the remains were accompanied to Charlottetown by County President Mr. P. Gallagher. Mr. J. F.} Gallagher, President of No. 2 Division, A. ' |
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as goodly station, John
, a funeral
was largely at-
John, and ex-President W. J. Crowe, came on to Moncton to be present at the funeral. The members of the A. (). H. preceded the hearse to the IL. C. R. depot. On the beautiful were deposited three hand. | Iwo of the wreatha were from the St. John Division of A. O. | H. and the Moncton Division of A. O. H. Uhe third was from Mr. J. E. Bigelow, of | lruro, with whom the deceased had cong | siderable business transactions.
Mr. MeNaughton had his life insured for $3000, having recently taken out a in the Home Life, represented hy T. J. Gallagher. This policy which was for | $1,000 arrived at Moncton on Friday morn- | ing : '
Che Transcript says: Mr. McNavghton’s futher died years ago, and since thac time | he hes been the support of ‘his widowed | mother and the younger members of the family. He was a good, kind and dutiful son, and a staunch.friend. Siuce coming to Moncton he has by his enterprising
rosewood i isk~t
wreathe.
poi cy
~pirit and through business ability made fur himself many friends and his very amentable fate will be greatly regretted
by bis many friends and acquaintances. A A
PERSONAL.
Mr. Alexander A. Bruce returned lact |
evening from Boston and New York.
Dr. Darrach, Kensington was registered | at the Hotel Davied yesterday afternoon. |
J.J. V. O’°Connor, Montreal, and D. C. Draper, Preston, Ont., were registered at the Hote! Davies this forenoon.
\t latest accounts Mr. Francis Bain, of North River, was still living but very low.
Phe St. John Telegraph ia authority for the statement that the Minister of Militia will not come to Charlottetown on account of the lateness of the season, i
Hon. D. Laird, L. H. Davies, M. P., Dr. Robertson, ex-M. P., and S. F. Perry, M. P.. are in St, John, attending the conven- tion of the Maritime Liberals.
Registered at the Eureka Hotel yester- lay: Felix Landry, Discouse, CB; Sarah Beairsto; O’Leary, CB; Dr Morris, Mil- cove; Capt E Benoit, Arichat; A Ganior, jo; W Fraser, Vernon River.
Mr. P Gallagher, proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, Moncton, and County President ot Division No.1, A. O. H., at that place, arrived here last evening with | the remains of the late Peter McNaughton. | He is registered at the Hote! Davies.
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A Great Svccess.—T he congregational eniertainment and social in St. James’ Hall last evening was a great success in every respect. There was a large attend? |
ance, and a splendid literary and musical |
programme was capitally carried ont. | Coffee and cake were served during the | Rev. T. F. Fullerton presided. |
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evening.
Beautiful Chapped Faces
Who Ever Saw One?
Here’s the chapping season—and here’s @ perfect remedy,
JOHNSON'S CREAM OF ROSES.
It makes the skin soft and smocth. For a perfect complexion—bright, warm | and beautiful—use the CREAM. |
PRICE 23 CENTS.
Prepared and sold only by
Johnson & Jehnson,
THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.
iedinaaiaion
Many Feople
A lifetime devoted to the study of the public taste in FURNITURE enables us to suit that taste, whether simple or highly enltivated, toa nicety, and the thousands of homes beautified by the presence of our FURNITURE consti-ute the best endorse- ment of our fair deal.ng that any proepec- tive patron can ask.
Our Expanding Trade proves the Fact
goods are just what the people want in Style, Quality and Price.
tans Upw iene ot eng | MARK WRIGHT & 00., LED ,
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
Trimmings.
Men's Clothing, Boys’ Clothing. Men's Recfers, KBoys’ Reefers, Men's Overcoats, Boys’ Ovcrcoats, Mens ®uits, BSoys Nien'~s Odd Pants, . I$o:s’ Odd Pants.
THE BIGGEST ASSORTMENT
ever shown in Charlottetown by one firm.
Miitis,
Small Profits Asked! Liberal Treatment!
If we can't do our husiness honestly we won't do it at all. We say we can give you the best value in the eity.
Come and see if we will do it. ‘There is lots of wind wasted by some firms. We don’t want to say too much about what we can do, but the best thing the reader can do is to call and inspect our Clothing!
ROWSE BROS,
The Wonderful! Cheap Men.
Charlottetown, November 1, 1894—dy
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
We have a nice range of Boys’ Over- coats and Jackets, also Boys’ Tweed Suits to fit Boys from 5 to 15, at low prices.
MEN’S OYERCOATS,
all sizes and _ prices, Beaver Overcoats, Reefing Jackets. can fit any man.
Tweed Overcoats,
We
See our SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
HARRIS & STEWART
LONDON HOUSE.
Charlottetown SNovember 1, 1894—dy
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LADIES’ Underwear.
cial attention this Fall,
ALL. JY SHOULD BE AND SHOULDN'T,
ABOUT —Sxy PRICES. <Say
A good, warm, heavy Vest for 18c and 25c.; a splendid value, all-wool for 72c. There are imany
prices, more than we've
popular make of Underwear.
Charlottetown, Noy, |, I894—1 1 «
$963 SF OFFS GOF8OFES 65555 5SES 6588868888
SOVSVSsSVSsesssssessesss
We gave this department our spe- As a result we've a splendid stock—a stock that’s NOTHING 17
other room to
=peclfy—but eall and see them The * Health” Brand. A fine assoriment of this very
MOORE & McLEOD.
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FURS! FURS!
Greenland Seal Capes and Opo-sum Capes and Mufis, Beaver Capes and Muffs, Astrakan Jackets,
Try us for Fur Goods.
Charlottetown, October 19, 1894—dy
FURS !
Norway Seal Capes and Miufis, Yiufis,
qrents’ Fur Coats, Mitts and Gloves.
We will give you the closest prices.
J. B. MACDONALD & CO
their praises we kept very quiet. to speak out, both for our own interest and who intend purchasing.
leading colors from which to select.
SECONDLY.—For a given quality we Jacket to order for less money than is paid ones.
fit of a Ladies’ Jacket. customers and they are many.
Give us a trial order.
Charlottetown, October 27, 1894—tnu thu sat
Much Ado About Ladies’ Jackets.
While importers of Ladies’ Jackets have been singing We now think it’s time
that of ladies
FIRSTLY.—We have a large variety of cloths in the
will make a for imported
THIRDLY.—Our cutter, Mr. Ross, never makes a mis- Testimonials can be had from our
BALANCE OF OUR BULBS
———AT
SLAUGHTER ~ PRICES
TO CLEAR.
HASZARD &
Charlottetown, November 1, 1894—t t 5
Our Only Place of Business at Present is
THREE DOORS NORTH OF OLD STAND,
where we have a Choice Assortment of
FRESH GROCERIES
At a Small Advance on Cost.
Flour, $3.25 per Barrel. Tea, 20 Cents per Pound. Kerosene @il, 16c. per Imp. Gallon.
Inspection Solicited. J! D. MacLEOD & CO.,
Ch'town, Sept. 8, 1894—tn thn sat Rogres’ Building.Queen Street.
D0 NOT ok DECEIVED
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We have now in. stock ;
‘beautiful Rings, and = also
some of the newest and nicest Silver Novelties, useful ar- | ticles suitable for Wedding
Presents.
E.W. TAYLOR,
CAMERON BLOCK.
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DR. CONROY
| Has removed his Office and Residence to P. P. Gillis’ new building, corner of Great
| George and Dorchester Streets, opposite
the Bishop’s Palace.
| Entrance to office on Dorchester Street.
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SELL
only
| Woodill’s
| German
| Baking
| Powder,
and you lack no enstomers{to
ei BUY. Farm For Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his valaable Farm, containing about sixty acres. House isin good repair. There are six outbutldi: sme are newly built. There are twoore oae containing sixty trees of different varie ties of fruit. About one and 2 hsif mile: from the city. Terms easy.
the BEST, which is
©, BENOIT’ sept2}—3m dy & wky
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1894.
HALT, MEN!
Did you see new Sign? It has been placed there at our expense and to your interest. Looking at our Sign won’t
gratify your desire to be in the fashion, but follow the crowd and here you will
find satisfaction guaranteed. Allow us to
show you our g is, which are new and of the latest pattern n the market. Others you and are still dis- satisfied ; this of our reasons for extending you tl tation.
We don’t belis blowing, but we want to see you a stylish, well- made and good-fitting garment, so come along and swell the number who say that McDONALD is the Fashionable Tailor. You will find us in A. J. MURPHY’S OLD STORE, a few doors above George Hughes’ corner
iressed
Gur Motto:—*“ Best Fite and Lowest Prices.” S. A. McDONALD,
3] Fashionable Tailor.
HERE'S THe (08a
STOCK OF WATCHES
OUR IDEA
s to give you a good reliable Time- keeper, fitted in a strong and hand- that will protect
the works and kee p out the duat,
YOURS SHOULD BE
ake advantage of this offer and visit our Store See our stock and selection.
G@. H. TAYLOR,
North Side Queen Square.
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me Case—one
your ow
PREASURY, iedward Island, 25th June, 1894, Act of last Ses
PRO. UNCIAI
Prince
Under author.ty of the sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government ot Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from ant person or persons, Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such termsas may be agreed upon. This will afford a good opportunity {wr the investment of a large or small sume tur short or long periods.
ANGU MeMILLAN,
S Poev Trea surer,
june225-——nat
P. F. Island Railway,
Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1804, the trains of this Railway wi ii run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows: Trains Outward.
Trains Llnward, Read
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D. POTTINGER, Can. Govt. Rallwa Moncton, N, B. A. McDONALD, Superintencent, Charl
Gen, Mgr.
UR. 4. 0. JOHNSON EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Ment Street
(ng 16,794—Iy
Wanis, Lost, Found, &
this heading charged per line.
Advertisemenis unde ve cen
DRUG CLERK WANTED—apply by leider addressed “Druggist” kxaminer Office. pos BOARD WANTED. — Permanent board wanted by two young men ; one bedroom will do, Price must be moderale, Apply at this office. nos tf 10 RENT—The new double Dwelling House containing 13 and |i rooms each, and two Shops, plate giass windows, on rafton Street, north side Queen Square. Appty to Meokay
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Wm. Boyle, or Wm. A. Faught, at Wooten Co's stor lw pd— LOST—Last week, a watch bracelet. Find- er will be rewarded on leaving same at this Office. dy & wy—octge
WANTED—Man, trosty, who wiil @tudy employe~s inieresis and work hard for pro- motion, © travel. Salary $730 and expenses. Enclose reference aud self-addressed stamped envelope, “ Exporters,” Lock Box P, Chicago.
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TO LET—The dwelling house on the corner of Prince and King Streets. Immediate pos- session. Uf —ootg2
TO LET—A house contaiding seven rooms on Lower Spring Park Road, pleasantly sita- ated near head of Pownal Street. Apply te P, Monaghan, Queen Street tf—oot0
MONEY TO LOAN.—Apply to F. W.L. MoorRE, Solicitor, London House Charlotietown, dy lw wy lm—octz3
RESIDENCE on Prince St. fer sale. Apply at this office. 2aw—octls
TO LET— The Dwelling House oa corner of Prince and Dorchester Streets, heated with hot water and containipg nine rooms - ply to GEORGE ALLEY. tt
AGENTS WANTED, MALE AND FE- MALE.—You can employ your «# time this winter, make good wages anc do good near home, by caivassing for and introdu- cing “The Great Modern Pain Reliever,” Prussian Oil, throughout P. E. Island. Ad- dress A. J. Cox, care of Johnson & Johnson, Charlottetown. lw eod & wy—oct2
MAGIC LANTERN FOR SALE—A pair of Dissolving V Lanterns, with over 9&0
fiew Slides, various; cost over $29). offered at half rice for cash. Encyclopedia Britannia, la- t English edition, new, atadiscouns. Al- so, a number of other works, new and second- hand. Apply at this office. tf—oouls
“ALL KINDS OF PLAIN SEWING done neatly by Miss BEATRICE WADMAN, Bsy- field Street, teeta
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