THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

a SPECIAL Beer Bros - ‘ r M M ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ( - vl ( M MeCar isome o a e © ie ( \ Ww \ a - G arged with : M was I Jc? SS Cour - ‘ ‘ y i (Jue S | be ' si pres - s Heatu \ M MeLar i juantity f ~ It has s his ev ‘ la Pat t & =] : t inne + ‘ Miss Find \ Nunn s & a w Bu Miss I i and @88e» Lient th J a i “a « ! . ta ccnneiiaiaien i l w ‘ : pa ed € yu site ‘ : : , = l Pp are Miss M. H. Chishol: al ( neerowN —Horseme. a tries for the 4 ‘ v ye on Monday ; ule free for all, = ‘ | s7 three e $75, divided 60, 30 a Entrance tee -

s M The officers in

: Salva Army here, En- sign Hughes and Capt. Cummings, having P pointed to another station, will |

Island next Tuesday Farewel! “¢ ‘ be held at all the meetings v, and n Monday night @ grand and farew ibilee will be held, tation 18 exten led t . - AND KENNEL! -_ The famous ! nary rds and pood e species s, Mr. J D. MeQuaid, of Littl York, w have his annual exhibit in the partments at the approaching Pro- Exhibition, and we are glad to at Lis 81 yw this year Wii excel ear. Mr. McQuaid will also ex t his very fine Jersey grade | cow ni facet 21V cai s “The Poor Ma Cow.” ceeds stem Curtos.—Mr. Khadder has wt riental art es on exhibition an j ra ie basementofthe Y.M.C. A y He only charges fifteen cents wl ance. Everyone snould call and ex a! they are numerons, g and most interesting. He take all possible trouble in explaining every- la enjoy their call. Some of jteresting exhibits are orienta 3; articles of mother pearl, olive wood photographs, models of different e r ! 2, all explaining the cus- *a f Palest ne ame,

City Cousxer.—Councillors Haezard, H ‘ H Y s and Fe nnel to-day signed a tion, a rding to law, to the City c Mr. H. M. Davison, Mavor Dawson l it presen absent, asking him to

pecial meeting of the City Council

| lay r ge next at ten o’clock,

‘ resolutior of condol-

and consider the vacancy

cansed y the death of Coun-

berteon. and take the neceseary

‘ fill euch vacancy, and to author-

Chairman of the Finance Com-

gn cheques and transact other

ne sary business during the absence of

tl Mavor. In accordonce with the re-

j n, notices have been served on the Cou ors for the meeting

=

orrespondent writes

(y Asrraay.—A

On Monday, the 10th inst., while two young men, C. and A McDonald, were har ng partridge in the vicinity of East Lak hev got asrtay amongst the dense vyrowth and could not find their way At about 12 o’clock, p. m., their | ume alarmed at their non-ap- pea und a search party was organ | } y the aid of horns, the misa- } e enabled to find their way t e residence of a friend at East Lake, about 1 o’clock, a They were quite exhausted aft their long wanderings wood and carrying # heavy I | were kindly treated however, ar ere eoon able t proceed to their re- |

Young men, in the pur- should be careful not to t | their

far as to lose their friends so

romes pasttime, ! w their game so g, thus causing anxiety.

ee

SOURIS FISHING NOTES, i schooner Minnie Maud got twelve

f mackerel with the hooks vester- |

“4 ff East Point. Captain Wolf says that had his seine Leen in order he would na vl a goed catch; but it had been tal tor a few dave before He thinks : saght in a sunken wreck, as he was in eizhteen fathoms of water at that Capt. W ulso got a catch of mack rel vester We did not hear how many. Kingfischer is off Souris ete ul ard f several days Mr. MeG is ri Mr. McGill built ! . f and] is now, no doubt, tet Z : inalities to see if she can ' | I We understan! that C K va m a puick run on r East Peint to Souris, mak- ‘ n miles an hour There lank poachers in sight at the ymptoms of taking K ired by taking a half | a hots k or water from one half : ni f i. Manning's german raal pain cure. Sold by |

CURLING

CURLING

DAILY

THE CATHEDRAL BAZAAR.

More of the Needful—Mr on has given the Ladies’ the Bazaar $5 in cash

Walter Math Committee for

The long-talkgd-of Bazar will soon be a ‘ table truth i atic

nave ¥v

Judging by the generous yne, and b« the willing helpers who unteered to assist in working, one’s wishes seem to be bent in the ne direction—that of making the Bazar a& huge success inevery way and f appear riterion, the wishes are in

i prospect of being realized

~

the workers are the

ances are any A vran

Foremost among Decorating Committee, and they deserve

ill the praise that can possibly be accord-

ed hem hrough their efforts. the mre, cold looking R ThA has been ransformed, @Aadeed, and nto a de 1 realistic “thing of beauty.” Sut ke most beautifal things, nust be it a transient reality, and it seems al- mta pity that the pretty draperies, ur- tistically arranged booths, and well

should ever have to le But they must needs be so, and t will amply repay anyone who visits the

trimmed tables,

removed

rink during the bazaar days, to look at the tastefal and well blended arrangement

f colors in the hangings, as we as to peep insi leand see the countless yoou things the booths contain Particulars will be given later; but it is meet to say here, that the floor has been raised to a

| level with the promenade, which is a very

é BD vement in every way This was the idea of the energetic decor- ating Ccommiuttee to also is to be credit of building a kitchen on he Kent Street end of the R nk, the jaat eing an ind spensil le edjunct. It is con- venient yet withal not at leastin the way of those who hold tables or stalls in the main building

Eulogisms innumerable could be written glories the Rink is to contain during tion week, but they must be reserved

24th is a Jittle nearer But when it does come let everybody see for + ce 7 ; k.very body to

whom

riven the

of the Exhib

uutil the

ves and judge accordingly Come the Bazaar You will he lp the world, and the result of a good attendance will be

a building that will be a credit to the city and a standing monu- ment to the generozity of the citizens, a generosity that has already declared itself mM a Way '

prozd

along one of the best causes in

the erection of

of which any city might well be

An addition —John another popular

McEachern, Esq., in-urance representative

has added to his cash donation. This time

tis $10 more. Good! _— — 0°06?" Assav.r Cases.—Before J. T. Mellish, J. P. fur Queen’s County, William Mer- -hant vs. James Lewis, assault and _ bat-

tery This before the Magistrate for hearing last Saturday, and judgment was given today. The facts vere as follows :—William Merchant and a companion went in bathing off Mr. Mr. James Lewis’ land, August 15th las! After themselves they per- ceived two boys coming out of Lewis, tield with turnips in their hands. Mer- chant also saw Mr. Lewis coming after them, whereupon he called out as he said himself to his companion. However, the boys took alarm and escaped from Mr. Lewis, who, thinking that the warning indicated an association with the turnip thieves, caught Merchant by the neck and dragged him a short distance.

The Magistrate held that as a property holder has power to put under arrest any me stealing from his premises, and as he had a good reason to believe from the warning call, though according to the evi- jence he was mistaken, that Merchant was a party to the theft that had just committed, he was justified in seizing him, and had all the protection of a police officer in a similar position. He therefore dismissed the case each party to pay his own costs

Attorney-General for defendant.

Angus McKenzie vz. Joseph Brown.— Assault and battery at Bradalbane on August 18th. This case was settled. H. J. Palmer for plaintiff; McLean, Q.C., for defendant.

case came up

dressing

been

DIED.

At the Charlottetown Hospital this (Saturday) morning Ella Maud beloved wife of Capt Alfred, McLeod in her 26th year. (Funeral from her mother’s residenee on Monday, near St. Petere road.

TONGS, 10, 15,

LAMPS,

15 and 25 cents

FLUID,

25 cents a bottle.

20 and 25 cents,

CURLING

Need anything in this line ?

Johuson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.

1S.

WoO.

Some people have been foolish enough

to think that there is bad luck in No. 13.

There are thirteen letters in the name of

MARK WRIGHT & CO,

Ss 63886 3) 33 is

And as manufacturers of FINE FURNI- TURE we are fortunate in the large num- ber of our customers. We have no doubt but that our good luck has stayed with us

on account of the superior quality of our

| goods, and also our reasonable prices.

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

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OUR

call from all our customers on these days.

SHOW DAYS! Tuesday & Wednesday.

We will make our Autumn display of the latest novelties in Millinery, Mantles and Dress Goods on ‘next Tuesday and Wednesday, and request the favor of a

BEER BROS.

Tne Wesarner.—South and south-west w

inds; fair to-day, showery to-morrow.

EXAMINER - :

PERSONAL.

Mr. J. W. Hughes has retur Boston to Ottawa

M: Justice at Heartz’ o’clock.

Governor

ned from

Fitzgerald will preach

s Hal! to-morrow afternoon at 3

Mackintosh is Northwest

next year

heading a morement for a exposition

an elaborate scal

Geo. F. Owen, Cardigan, and Mrs. Geo jovver, Georgetow are at the Queen to- day

Misses Anne Cameron, Perle Beecher Taylor and Miss McLean, of Sonris

daughter of John McLean, M week for the Ladies’ College, Halifax.

Mr. Charles Schofield and Miss Gertrude Schotield, son and daughter of Mr. Geo A. Schotield, an

iMrs. J. W. Carter, of Saiisburv, will be passengers by the SS. Labrador, which wil s from Quebec on the 16 Mr. ®ehofield, who made a re markavbie career at Windsor College, will enter Kai 4 Colle ge to continue his studies.—St. John Telegraph =e REGISTRATION OF VOTERS The next general election will fall to be t sts now under supervision. It tant, therefore, that all who take in intere-t in th affairs of the country sh i 1 & position mak t felt whe the time comes Phis ‘an be done onlv. by having their names

luly entered on lists Every Brit

vears is entitled to

the parliamentary voters’

ish Subject Of the age ol if he possesses any of the following qualifications :

1. Is the owner ina worth $300; or in

country worth $150

city of re al property

a town $200; or in the

2. Has been tenant for a®* year of real property, under lease, at a rental of $20 o1 over

3. Is the bona fide oceupant of real pro- perty in a city valued at $300, a town valued at $200, or in the country valued at #150

from his earnings

i l) rivés an income estments of at least annually

~ pro. atl

i ' $300 5. Is a farmer's son whose father’ perty, if divided would qualify both fathe and son or sons

6. Is the son of an value, if divided, to

owner of real pro-

sufficient

pert y of

poality both father and son or sons

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LOCAL NOTICES Advertisements under this heading enarged

for at the rate often cents per line.

Buy vour cloth Paton & Co’s. Se

ng, hats an l caps at western window Special low prices on all kinds of boots at J Bb Macdonald & Co’s

D »youyv ant to buy clothing ? If SO, buy J B Macdonald & Co’s. They are selling out cheap for cash.

Go there

See our new mantles; they are certainly very choice aud prices right at J B Mac-

donald & Co’s

Ladies’ and children’s underwear, com- binations and -~Harris & Stewart, London House. sept 15 3i

French Dictionavies, Brachet’s F Grammar, Fasquell’s French, Classics, Virgi], Caesar, and others at Car- ter’s Book store. sept7

vests.- } rench

College

Received to-day.—Balance of our ladies’ jackets and cloaks—-beantiful sty les—best we have ever shown.—Harris & Stewart,

Londen House septlS 3 To-night —lLook into Fennell & Chand-

ler’s western window this evening when you are passing. See the handsome dressing cases from

Germany on exhibition in ourshow win dow — Red lin Bros.

Frash stock of all leading fine cut plug tobaddo, cigars a speciality —RKeddin Bros. Ask to see samples of German fancy goods just in.--Reddin Bros,

The largest assortment of ties and un- der-clothing ever offered before, on bition to-night, come and see the bargains McKay Woolen Co.

Fresh to-night at Quirk’s Bakery,Prince Street,—currant and cream tartar oat cakes, mince and apple pies; and the finest line of fancy cakes in the city.

exhi-

Can’t Be Done.—Ther are some things that can’t be done. firm in the city can give you better value in clothing hats, caps and furnishings than Prowse Bros. If you should want a suit of under clothing we them very cheap.— Prowse Bros

Will Fly.—Those 5c.

Co’s

One is no

have wings at Paton & 250 to cnoose from. Our collection of mantles, jackets and manufacturers in the every respect.

output of the best world, and is first-class in Here you have assortment, quality, style,

fit, finish and workmanship. spection solicited. —Stanley Bros.

septl5 31 eod Buy mantles and fur goods at Paton &

Co’s.

Go!—That’s the word this week in our mantle department to our mantles. The style is making them go.—James Paton &

Co. sepl { Another Record Broken—Prowse Bros have now in stock the iargest assortment of clothing, hats, caps and underclothing ever shown under one roof in this citv.

Bargains for every person. sepl3 2i Luck—Some people call it luck to find a duliar bill. Anyone can be lucky who will take advantage of our big clothing sale this fall. Overcoats, reefers and suits for men, boys and children cheaper than ever. Prowse Bros,

sll lw Miss May Mé€Donald will reopen her class for violin instruction on Sept. 10th.

sep6 eod tf

— —“Z>- The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food an{ sunshine, with plenty of exercise in the open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the

Syrup of Figs. Se none “WHERE are you going, my pretty maid ?” “Pm gving a shopping, kind sir, she said. “And who get all of your valuable trade ? “The advertisers, sir,” she eaid.

NEW FALL JACKETS.

German and English Made Jackets and Mantles.

Good Fit

and

Workmanship.

Furs Expected

HARRIS & STEWART,

London House.

Ch’town, Sept. 11, 1894—dy

P. left this i

Sometimes You Hit

— AND —

Sometimes You Don't

ibui if you want to strike on a

pian to put you on

f$ny the

save your dollars we the

following

san straight road.

goods from

PROWSE BROTHERS --

Hats, Caps,

Furnishings,

Carpets,

Clothing,

Mantles,

Dress Goods, ete..

No doubt about it,

its money

in vour pockets, for if ever men

were

determined

{9 gain your

‘trade and ecunfidence PROWSE

BROTHERS ar

buns, |

e, and they are

in the position to sell you Cloth-

ing and Hats cheaper and _ bette

than any firm on P. ©. Esland.

capes has been carefully selected from the | act on Your in- |

Come and

Don't be the

for you.

Men’s overcoats from $2.75 up—| the wonderful cheap men. |

cleansing action of a Jaxative remedy, she | uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative |

in a Few Days.

see whiat

foolish enough not to

advice we give you

ve will do

OWSE BROS,

The

Charlottetown, September 15, 1894—dy

W onderful Cheap

Men.

DONT WORRY!

IT BRINGS COMFORT

Seeton and Mitche!!, Halifax, agents for

»ptl

|

George Street.

SLOOP FOUND—Found adrift, on the Hillsborough River, a Sloop about 40 feet keel, Owner can be informed regarding the same on application at this office. reptls

SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS!—Any_ per- son or persons who want to get their furnace flues swept, this is the time to do it while the weather is fine. There are some people who | ean’t bake bread on aecount of their flucs being dirty.—Tuomas Dresmonp, Chestnut Strect, 31 pd—septls

|

EFFECT OF THE FRENCH TREATY.— Clarets at half price! The Bordeaux Claret | Company, established at Montreal in view of the French Treaty, are now offering the Cana- dian connoisseur beautiful Wines at $3 and 34 per case of twelve large quart botties. These are equal to any 3) OT 55 Wines sold on their label. Every sweil notel and club are now handiing them, and they are recommended | by the best phyvicians as being perfectly pure

| and highly adapted for invalids’ use.

dress Bordeaux Claret Company, 30 Hospital |

Street, Montreal. w s—septl5

Nova Scotia and P. E. Island.

TAN rED—A good g c -neral house- y a FE : lt | wie pply tonne J oT Mextisn, Great | SUPOrior urniture, St “

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

I am instructed by W. J. Miller, Esq., to sell by Anction, at his residence, Prince

| Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of

September, instant, commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m. :—

All his Household Effects, comprising superior Heintzman Piano, Dominion Or- gan, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, nearly new and in good order. Terms at sale.

R. BEATRSTO,

septi—w 8 Auctioneer.

FOR SALE. OR TO LET—The brick build- ing known as the “Terrace House,” situate on the corner of Pownal and King Streets, is for sale or tolet. The building is well fur nished throughout, and will be sold or let either furnished or unfurnished. For parti- culars apply to M. P. Hogan. tf-augz?

ne

— a — — ” —_

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1894.

ml : : : :

xox

4 Weur Hats ' and

Bonnets !

We have just opened our Fall Stock of ENGLISH ¥ TRIMMED MILLINERY, which includes the most stylish and the prettiest things to be found in Ladies’ and Childrens’ Headwear.

New Felt Hats, Untrimmed. New Straw Hats. “ New Shapes.

MOORE & MoLROD.'S

Ch’town, Sept. 15, 1894+ t s

TI TKI IIIIIIITITIIII Irs

EIIL STIS SLIT IIIS

<a

RLS

i : H be

WU Should © BRUCE'S

New Fall Overcoatings and Suitings,

The Choicest Lot of Goods ever shown in the city,

In English, Scotch, Irish & Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges, Meltons, ete. None but first-class Cutters and Workmen employed. Prices LO per cent. less than former prices.

D. A. BRUCE, LEADING CLOTHIER.

Charlottetown, September 8, 1894—t t s

King's County Exhibition & Races PARK, CANADA ATLANTIC

GEORGETOWN ON gala ie.

Tuesday and Wednesday, October 2nd & 3rd. Plant Steamship Line. at TO BOSTON.

Fast Direct Line, Not Calling at |Halifax.

a) N

GEORGETOWN DRIVING

WILL BE HELD AT

Entries Entries

Entries of Horses for Exhibition close on Saturday, 2201 September articles exhibited at Drill Shed close October 2nd, at 12 o'clock, noon Cattle, Sheep and Pigs close at 11 o’clock, a. m. October 3rd.

THE RACES WILL INCLUDE

FREE-FOR-ALL (Trotters and Pacers)..............cc.e:seseeceeesee + seeeeeess Purse $125 00 BAS CRASS CTUGMRG) cai cc<-..scbecdevetedsies ss ded iio eibanesh annus sitiiion “ 75 09 |

CHAR VICE. THIN UTE CLABB CERIO oi. oce.necescecsccscvcoce « sasescece tatorsone “ 75 00 LOTTETOWN SERVICE”

The SS. “FLORIDA” will leave Navigation Co’s. Wharf, Charlottetown, TUESDAY, Sept. 4th, llth and 18th, at 7 p. m.; Hawkesbury, Wednesday, at 10 a. m5 arriving at Boston early Friday morning.

Commencing Friday, Sept. 28, will sail every Friday at 7 p. m.; arriving at Bos ton early Monday moruing.

Returning from Boston every Tuesday at 10 a. m.

Entries for Races close 17th September, inst

For Regulations see Page 43 in Prize List for King’s County Exhibitfon

Special Rates for Exhibitors and Exhibits over P. E. Island Railway ther information apply to

GEORGE F. OWEN,

Secretary King’s County Exhibition Association

For fur-

Cardigan, P. E. I., September 14, 1894—dy law & wky

eee Saad oaarapnenarcnaliionse

HALIFAX SERVICE’

The favorite steamships “ OLIVETTE” | or “ HALIFAX ” will leave Plant Wharf, Halifax, every Tuesday and Thursday at

8 a.m., Saturday 10 p. m., for Boston direct until Sept. 20th, after which date every Wednesday at 8 a. m.

3 Returning, wiil leave north side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, every Tuesday, Thureday

| sad Saturday at noon, until Sept. 18th,

after which date every Saturday at noon.

Passengers arriving in Halifax evening

_ trains can go directly on board steamer. -orcered to-day.

I must not forget to have some

—

| Through Tickets for sale and checked at Prince Edward Island balou stations and Charlottetown Navigation Ce.

H. L. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canada. Plant Wharf, Halifax.

RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents, North Side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston.

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7 ‘OL JOHNS ARE You IN NEE EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Office -- Kent Street —_—_—_OF—__——_

Aug 16, 94—ly

‘Wants, Lost, Found, &

Advertisements under this heading charged

t five cents per line. a Wercoa TO LET—The single tenement on Stas | Street, containing six rooms besides kitchen

andattic. A large lot of ground can be used

asaarden if required. Occupied at present

by Mrs. Webb. Possession October lst. Ap- | ply to ALEXANDER HORNE. sepus

W ANTED—Capavie gin for general house- work. Must come well recommended. A) ply to Mrs | Woop, Grafton Street.

for the chilly evenings, and the cold weather coming ?

We Have a Fine Range of Fall Overcoatings, «sssssii Sess

Fashionable Shades—Blue, Fawn, Brown and Grey.

the

Cen

| this paper. j Oxford

in all ? TO LET—One-half of subscriber's house on

Orlebar Street, containing six rooms Pleas

| ant situation; rent moderate. ses

| NEY GREY. TO LET—A tenement containing five

Anyone in need of a nice Overcoat should see these

| rooms ina dwelli house on Alley Street. goods,

| ALLEY. thu sat ta

ea = aan ee cmmgenmeniaeaeD | TWENTY DOLLARS LOST.—T be McLBEOD & COW cai vintiack ase Carvel Bios twenty dollars. Finder will be rewarded on eaving it at this office. sugdi

Possession given Lith October next. —THOMAS —sepuls Charlottetown, September 12, 1894—m w f

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