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Si.;.-Acable despatch from Lon- American football team de- 3 polis team at Middlesboro Fe Wednesday, by one goal. ge e203 lost their match with

ma..j the latter making three g als

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4 —— <> ms -—-The auncal meeting of the + te ths election of officers and 7 ae will be held sn McLeod's} Yonday next, the 7th September, at Superintendents of departments oring in their reports, and all ye reqaesved to be present. x > By Soxnow LoNG.—A lady in St. mm... (ut, whose relatives in Eng- jeneat those of the family of i wecuted in Woodstock last fall wed letters in which it is stated Birchall waa quietly married ata mj ted Dank there, within six Mirherarrival home from Canada, F Bs Sa Daeyk.—Aceording to a des- “» Moucion, @ man named John ae saborer on the Albert Southern rwafccad dead in the Shepody B Alber County on Wednesday night. dni, aad fell offa bridge while exiiton, His neck was broken. ke ww without a rail.

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munax.—There is living at St sB,alady that was 102 years old fier name is Mrs. Eunace Fer- Yehas had nine children—six sons me daughters, sixty-eight grand wi five great-great-grand children. filthread a needle without spectacles mz lately her hearing was very Leporter,

~ eee Piaun Tuzm Corsers.—According Sipatch, Sydenham, a place in Air Kingston, is greatly excited ae itge actions of a religious sect ale Methodists, The other even- “ixeot an indoor service, several Mito the common and held a Pm.” They took their corsets off tm in a bontire, saying as they did tvil die in the sh spe Gol made us.’ we Exuieirion. — The Char- Ailetic Association intend giv- wlasic eXhibition and promenade {ler gymnasium on Tuesday, “. This will be an entertainment = weing, and everybody should ;* pout to attend. The clisses “utr King have been m-kinz

eves, and will show tu advantage ‘taalon,

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“tostor ar Work.—The Rhe- ? ierald says : A typographical f the rendering of *“Gambetter” Ae and what was intended tee carried away by a drive wg tendered as ‘*A bridge car- i ‘drive of hogs.” Another

sort made an advertisement yank read “The Christian’s » 8, No Crown,” appear as “tian's Dream; No Cows, No

ep ——— WRAY’ CarepraL.—Owing to

4. a St, Dunstan's Cathe- ve j, © 20 services held there ms (Sunday. ) To accommodate

y be Masses will be said at 8

— f@. 1a the chapell of St. , tt and the large hall of ' Snvent. Benediction of the as ® given in both A here will also be confes-

Paces at To'clock this evening.

og Witar Crop,—A late Win- 8 int “ys: Full reports from

\ ‘tend to further reduce the m damage done by the frost.

D oe that the damage will Raglioh lirat thoughts An ex- pairs emer: who returned Thine POO Saturday, said he = when: t ylelde of 4) and 50 — will not be un- ‘pstent authorities say

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NOTES FROM OTTAWA, THE THRRESTORY BUILDING

The Gochrane Fizzle.

Charges against Gov- ernor Schultz.

Orrawa, Sept. 5.

The House of Commons spent yesterday

in committee of supply. The charges against Cochrane, M. pa have practically fizzled. Numerous wit- nesses called by the grits have exculpated him, and the only one who incriminated him was drunk when giving evidence,

The committee afterwards proceeded to investigate the charges against Governor Schultz of Manitoba. A week ago, when Schultz arrived, the grits would not ex- amine him, insisting upon the attendance and eXamination of other witnesses first. (hese parties were procured and attended yesterday, when the grits refused to ex- amine them, insisting upon having Schultz examined tirst. The committee decided to examine the parties who made the charges. James Stewart, the prin- cipal accuser, made a_ terrible mess of his testimony, contradicting himself. He admitted that he never would have made the charges had not he been sent for todo so. The Grits’ objection to examine him was easily understood after his exami- nation commenced. The Grits wanted to adjourn the investigation, but the Govern- ment insisted on going on, when the Grits became abusive and commenced abusing Governor Schu!tz

Altogether, yesterday was a bad day for the grits, and the probabilities are that the temperature will be much colder for them within the next fostnight, The sub-committee selected to prepare and report on the Tarte- Mctireevy case, met yesterday and adjourned till Tuesday without doing anything.

Amyot, in his speech on Thursday, com- mitted the whole grit party to the support of Mercier. The Quebec grits increase in their demands that Ontario shall support them or they will sever their connections at once.

There will be civic holiday here on Monday.

No papers will be issued, THE POPES HEALTH. Contradiction.

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Rome, Sept. 5. The announcement of the Pope’s illness has been officially contradicted. He walked in the Vatican garden yesterday and gave audience to the cardinals yesterday.

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Fishery Pulietia.

(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau RK» port.)

Hatirax, Sept. 5.—Anticosti--No_ bait, or no fishing of any kind at Quebec. Good catches of cod at St. John’s River and Sheldrake; fair at Long Point, Moisie, Perce, Grand, River, Newport Point and Paspebiac. Lauance very good at Thunder River, Long Point and Moisie.

P. E. Island—No fishing at Alberton ow- ing tohigh winds. A fair catch of cod, hake and Mackerel at Malpeque; a good haul of hake and a few mackerei hooked at Souris.

Cape Breton—Hake good; haddock fair; but cod poor at Port Huod. A fair catch of cod and a few mackerel at lagonish. A fair catch of cod at Arichat, and seme

reports of fish taken to-day.

Nova Scotia—-Cod reported fair at Canso and very plentiful off Lunenburg, but no bait of any kind to be had at either places. Hake plentiful at Lockport, but all other kinds of fish scarce. Mackerel are report- ed schooling and taking hooks freely at the head of Lobster Bay.

Magdalene Islands—Cod fishing good and mackerel fair, bait squid in fair quantities

at Perce, Grand River and Newport Point, Quebec.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

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Exehange of School Books.

Srzr,—In reply to Mr. Nicholson's letter, which appeared in your issue of yesterday, I have to say that the circulars issned by Mr, Gage describing the condition of book to be exchanged, and the introductory prices to be given, had Mr. Nicholson’s consent 4nd apparent approval. I understand that the concession in price was in lieu of an in- ferior book for exchange. Mr. Nicholson, it appears, considered differently. *

1 do not know what the more expensive method of exchange, to be avoieed by giv- ing introductory rules, vy: be iteietial

Sept. 5, 1891.

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The P. £E.1. R. Pi enic.

5 ¥ the Railway Sir,—l understand that picnic is to take place on W ednesday next. lt appears very strange to me that the syst chosen for this picnic 18 im the depth o harvest, thereby preventing 4 great many— I might say all farmers—from participating in the rare enjoyments afforded by this an- nual gathering. : Could not the manager of this ounerns be prevailed upon to ——. gor ee = some more suitable time / | ‘ certainly appear very arbitrary to farmers

and to

A CouNTRYMAN. Sept 4th, 1891.

A Reasonable Request.)

Srm,—It is currently reported that Wed-

i t for ay, 9th inst., 18 the day set apar cape f taal employes’ picnic. eee — committee be kind enough to postpo

sane for a week «r two as it ggg ot terly impossible for us to a oo day as we will be in the midst of © oo. vest. Give us a fair chance, boys, 4

ont ting for you. will make it interesting “HARVEST Home.

mackerel hooked at St. Peter's are the only |

OPPOSITE THE BAPTIST CHAPEL,

Lately Occupied by J. J. Seaman as a Carriage Factory.

This is one of the best sites in the city for a first-class Mechanic.

W. E. DAWSON. aug29—eod tf

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

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WANTED.—A girl for general housework. Will pay the highest wages. One that can

sleep home nights preferred. Apply at THE

CXAMINER office. 3i--septs

OST.—Between Union Road and Covehead L Church, on 2nd Angust. Finder will please leave it at THE EXAMINER office.

septli—wky 2i. pd

ANTED.—By & middle-aged widow, # situa- tion as housekeeper or to attend on an elderly couple. Apply at this effice, septi—lw pd :

LET.—The _Dwelling House, with stable ately occupied by the subscriber, on Hills-

borough Street, next.to Mr. Lemuel Poole’s resi \

dence. Possession given immediately. Apply to Judge Alley, or the subscriber, at Province Building. DUNCAN KENNEDY,

septi—aat tu tf

WANTED.. A general housework girl to go to Boston. Apply at Mr. FRANcIS MUTCHES, Stanhope, Lot 34, pd—sept4

ALUABLE PREMISES FOR SALE.—For sale, the land with the building thereon, now in the occupation of Mrs, Monaghan. This land is situated. between Pownal and Queen Streets, and is a good stand for business or a mechanic. For terms of sale apply at the office of Mr. R. REDDIN.

WANTED.—A girl for ener] housework. Ap- ply to Mrs. J. B. Macponatp, Dorchester Street. 4i—septd

W 4ANTED.—A tidy person, man or woman,

‘ who understands meats and p . Wwash- ing dishes clean, etc, can apply to Mrs. I. T. WINANS, 4i pd—sept4

Pg or about Queen Sqnare, on Tuesday evening, a gold chain with locket and two small ornaments attached. The name “ Alice” is engraved on the locket, Finder will be re- warded on leaving same at THE EXAMINER

oftice. li pd—sept4 W ANTED.—Two good Pant makers at D,. A,

BRUCE’S. &w tf—sept4 ns ite ends

ANTED.—A girl for general housework in a family of four. Good wages. Must be wel recommended. Apply at this office, tf—septé

FOR SALE,—A House on Sidney Street Kast, containing six rooms, If not sold previously will be offered at Auction on the 10th September. Apply to JOHN LAFFERTY, on the premises, sepi3—dy tidte pd

OST.—Last evening, between London House and James McVonnell’s, corner of Kent and Great George Streets, a lady’s silver watch, with gold chain attached. Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at this office tf—aug29 WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A Cook. Good- referencés required. Apply to Mrs. AR NAUD, Dundas Terrace. septl YOUNG LADY from Eagland, who has been L carefu.ly trained as music teacher for the > and who holds certificate of merit rom south Kensington London, desires pupils. Is very patient with children, Apply to Miss Hit., Weymouth Street (near Prince of Wales College), dy 2w pi—aug3l

ANTED,—A girl for geaeral housework, Apply at this office. tf—aug3!

W ANTED. -Two gentlemen boarders, in @ private family. About three minutes’ walk

from the Post Office. Apply at this offive. sept3—3i vod

WANTED.—A servant for general house work. Apply to Mrs. C. V. McGreaor, Prince Street. aug2) —

TRANGERS and the travelling public by Train and Steamboat !—Stop at the Railway Hotel, opposite the Railway Station, Water Street. Tea and breakfast, 50 cents. Rooms free.—J. BOLGER, Proprietor, 2w pd—sept3

T° LET.—The new Dwelling House and Shop on north side Queen Square, containing twenty rooms, exclusive of pantry, closets, etc.

Frost-proof cellar; good stabling. Immediate ossession given. Apply to Captain Andrew este or Mrs. Doyle. tf—augl38

1 ANTED.—A young man to learn dentistry, V Apply at Dr. Murray’s Dental Parlors, Queen Street. tf—aug3l

Vy ANTED.—A boy about 16 years of age, must be ho.est, to take care of a horse and make himself generally useful. One from the country preferred. Knquire of A. HERMANS & SON, Queen Street. pd—aug3l

OR SALE.—Cre-half of Town Lot No. 28, on corner of Hillsberough and Fitzroy Streets, with the Dwelling, Coach House and Stable thereon. Possession given Ist of October next. Will be sold at a bargain and on good terms.— JouHN STUMBLES. 2w eod pd—aug3l

GENTS WANTED !—" Life of Sir John Mac- donald,” by Col. J. Pennington Macpherson, M.A., A. D.C. fhe above work from the pen of a nephew of the deceased Statesman, which was mainly written during his lifetime, and under his supervision, will be the ONLY authen- tic and complete account of Sir John’s public and pereonal career. It will comprise about 1.100 pages, #nd will be splendidly illustrated, and in every respect a fitting memorial of the jJate Premier, and an invaluable contribution to Canadian History.—EaRL® PrBlisHtnG HOUsE, St. John, New Brunswick, Publishers. aug?7

R SALE —Half the double tenement house F° on Hillsborough Street, pear Euston, con- taining seven rooms. Good frost-proof cellar. Water in connection. Will be sold at a bargain, Apply to H. W. FLAIGER, on the premises.

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NTED,—A gord plain cook. House heated \ “a hot ater; no washing ; highest wages. Apply at this office. ang28

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ANTED.—A Cook. Apply to Mrs. Ww. A. WwW W EEKS, Powual Street. aug26

.ET.—A Store on Queen Street, lately

ae by KE. S. Bonnell; also, a Dwelling

House and Stable next door. Apply to R. K, BRACE. tf—aug22

NTED AT ONCE —Parlor and housemaid, Wve good references. High wages. Ap- ply at HE EXAMINER office. aug?)

NTED.—A housemaid in a smal! family. \ ge given out. Inquire at this office.

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7 y _—A general servant in a family of SS Light work, every convenience and

—jy27 good wages. e—I7

'TED.—By September Ist or before Sep Sag wath. eight first-class Coat Makers, four Pant Makers, four Vest Makers. Hi hest wages and steady employment.—Du NLAP, oat & Co., Amherst, N. 5. lw—aug25

Apply at this office.

zg E.—A one-acre field of potatoes } 5 oe on the st. Peter’s and, noe Oe railway crossing. Apply at THE eee

otfice. T.— use on Pownal Street, lately TO AE F. DeBlois, Possession given immediately. Apply to THomas W. DoDD. july3i—tf KD.—A general servant, Apply at once Wa Mas. F. PARKER CaRVELL, Pownal St augi—tt

SATURDA

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J. B. MACDONALD >

S DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS, and lots more to follow, and in order that no

Summer Goods shall be left over and in the way. will give such CLEARING BAR- GAINS as are bound to clear. “2 - i

Good Strong Print Cottons, only 5 cents per vard. Excellent Ginghams, worth 8 cents, now 5 cents. Dress Material, worth 18 cents, now 10 cents.

All Summer Goods proportionately cheap.

Don’t forget that we are selling the Cheapest Readymade Clothing in Town. Save

your money by buying goods at 1 J. B. MACDONALD’S.

DOMINION 8007 AND SHOE STORE.

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GOODS ARRIVING DAILY !

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CREAT BARCAINS!

Charlottetown, September 3, 1891—eod & wky

TICE

Owing to a delay in the arrival of English Goods, we have been obliged to postpone the opening of

DONT FORCET IT!

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our New Store for a few days.

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T. M. PATTON, late of Blanchard & Co., Truro.

Cc. J, PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen Co.

Charlottetown, September 3, 1891—eod & wky

Canadian Made Fall Goods

KING & STBRNG’.

FLEECY COTTONS, FLANNE LS, GREY COTTONS, FANCY FLANNELS, WHITE COTTONS, BED TICKINGS,

COTTON WARPS, COTTON BALLINGS., PILLOW COTTONS,

Top Shirts. Shirts and Drawers, Ladies’ Vests.

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We have bought at the lowest prices and guaran:

‘tee the very best value in the city. ush Over for One Week : Scciotgil depel

Charlottetown, Aug. 21, 1891—dy & wky

Will now have Time to Receipt all Bills This Week.

All those indebted to them will please take advan- tage of this opportunity and get their accounts

squared before the Fall rush commences.

PROWSE BROS.,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

Charlottetown, September 3, 1891—eod & wky

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