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Local and Other Items.

One Scott Act summons third offence, returnable on Tuesday next, has been

Scorr ACT.

serv: a

Name? -~Unlicensed liquer ‘in Minnesota.

WraTs IX A

%y . ; saloons are catled ** blind pigs

in Charlottetown they are called Scott Act |

houses, _—~ ae — . . ~~ > e letter of ** Taxpayer

Nawe Wantrep.—-1)

contains * serieus charwe against one of the e1vic ¢ theials, an i nuUSE, therefore, be accom- panied by the name of the writer.

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Sexvices Po-morrow.— Remember the Rail- way Gospel Meeting to-morrow, at 4 p. m., in McLeod's Hall. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, John 14-6: ** 1 am the way.”

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SaLe.—Rememember the sale of Farming Implements, &c., at “‘ Huntington,” the lat restdeace of the Hon. James Warburton, on | Moaday, Sth inst., at 1) o'clock a. m.

epitiniini

Goop Prics Mr. W. D. Clark, of Caven

dish, so! yest iday, to E. A. Dickson, of Truro, N. S., a pair of matched fillies—‘* Bar- rister's for the handsome sum of four han- |

dred dvoilars. Sa i

MvsiIcaL. —Some of the visitors to the King’s County Exhibition complain about the lack of band mus Let us hope that there will be no cause for similar complaint at the Prince County Exhibition.

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Tue Mrramicur.—The steamer Miramichi arrived here from Montreal wa Summerside st 7 o'clock this morning, with a general cargo aud several passengers. She left on return for Montreal at two o'clock this afternoon.

-_ Is PRess Che admirable defence of Christ uity, by His Eminence Cardinal Manning,

wether with Col. Lagersoll’s rep'y thereto is being pub.ished in pamphiet form, and will be on sale in a few days at the Diamond Book store, at the small sam of fifteen cents each. - t- ° THe Metrnovisr Curreaes. next. and until further notice, the Methodist churches in

On Sunday the services in this city wiil bx at ll a. m. and7 p. m The ste mer E/fio will connect, leaving Southport at 10.45 a. m. and 6.45 p. m.; leaving Charlottetown at 12.45 a. m. and 8.45 p. m.

lai Hammer Tarowing.—The Boston Pilot says: “* The greatest athietic meeting eve:

heid in the United States,” was held in De- troit, Mich., on September 9:h In throwing the 16ib hammer, W.J. M. Barry, Cork, Ire- land, took first prize, at 127 ft. Lins. A. J. Quirk berner, secoud, at 105 ft. 11 in.

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Tue ApvaytTaos or It.—Commenting on the curves in our railway, a correspondent of the Halifax Chronicle says: ‘* Look s‘eadily out of the rear window, and the car in its turning from right to left and from lett to right will enable you to g-t a fine, deliberate and very extensive view of the country through which you pass.” .

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PisHeeMAN's AssocraTIoN.—A new society “ The Nova Scotia Fisherman's Association,” hag been formed at Lunenburg, its object be- ing toe promote the social, tinancial and cowm- mercial interests of the fishermen of Nova Scotia in every way in which their interests can be legitimately promoted by association and united effort.

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New Exuustrios Grocryps axp Drivine Pakk.—All parties who have subscribed for stock, also all others interested in the Driving Park and Exhibition Grounds enterprise will piesse attends meeting at Davies & Suther- jand’s office on Monday evening next at eight o dlock, to compiete the purchase of grounds, aad to appoint a managing committe. 4

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A Mepicat JouRNAL FOR THE PROVINCES. — Says the Halitax Chroni 1 Halifax is soon to have » new journal, to be published in the interest of the medical prof+ssion of the Mari- time Provinces. It will be issued bi-monthly. the first number coming out in November. Each province is to be re presented on the edi- torial staff by two members of the profession, the Halifax editurs being Drs. Campbell and Morrew. There is a good field for such a jonrnal and its appearance will doubtless be hailed with satisfaction by the medical men.

Wreck.—The schooner Vixen, Captain Shiner, with a cargo of coal for the Island railway, sprang aleak, off Belle Creek, on Thursday, and had to be run ashore on the south side of Point Prim at nine o'clock at night in order to save the lives of those on board. After springing aleak, the Captain tried hard to make Charlottetown, but the pumps gave out, and she made water so fast that she had to be run ashure as above stated. The wind was Llowing very hard at the time, and the crew had a narrow escape. They saved little or nothing. Neither vessel nor cargo were insured.

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Personal.

P. A. McIntyre, M. P., Souris, was at the Davis House lasteveuingand went west this Morning.

The workingmen of Ottawa are arranging a banquet to Hon. Mr. Chapleau in honor ot Mr. Lepine’s election.

Toroato advices state that Hon. Edward Blake has so far recovered in health that he has decided to resume the practice of his pro- fession forthwith.

The Pictou oarsmen are well pleased with the minuer in which they were entertained while in Charlottetown, at the regatta, and, through the Vews, return thanks tor courtes- les extended.

Mr. J. A. Stewart, of the firm of Stewart & Brothers, Waterville, Maine, is spending a holiday on the Island. The above fiem is do- ing a large business in Waterville. Mi Stewart is a son of John Stewart, Esq., of App'eton Farm, Lot 48.

Rey, Bb. B. Keefer, who is to lecture on the " Repeal of the Scott Aci,” ations. BM. GC A. Hall, on Tuesday eveving next, arrived here lasteven ng, and is registered at the Davies. He is accompanied by Prof. Morgan and his daughter, ** Little Fairy.”

Legible handwriting is quite the fashion among literary men in England. The editor ef the Loudon Times writes a particular y 690d hand. Mr. Ruskin’s is descrived as be- ing as pretty ag the poetry he writes. Mr. Swinburne’s is schoolbuyish, but legible. Mr. Gosehen and Sir Fredevick Leighton are the be writers whose hand ia completely illegi

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We are pleased to learn that Mr. Charles I. ,+dorrison nas been appuinted (ieneral Agent \for the Island for the sale of the celebrated ‘Idea! Washing Machine that caused so much Bttraction a: our Exhibition. The machine Will be on exhibition at the Auction Rooms of Mr. R. Bearisvo,. We are informed that this machine touk first and second prizes’ at the Provincial Exhibition beld last week at Truro, aud that daring oar Exhibition hese, His Honor the Lieut.-tsovernor and several of Our most promiuent ¢ilizens bought the machine, PP ene Weather Saltetin.

Toronro, Oct. 6.—-10 a. m. Moderate wiads; partly cloudy, with locel Stowers; oo oruvh chumye fa tuntperatury.

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“pro AL Despatones vo Tux EXAMINER.

Poisoned With Checolate Drops.

Toronto, Oct. 5. Great excitement was caused here to-day when it became known that two children of Rev. Jehu Cherry, of Galt, Ont., had died yesterday by eating poisoned chocolate | drops, sent through the post office from | Toronto addressed to his wife. Packages | were also received by twelve other families, | but fort unately before they had tasted the | poisonous drops, they heard of the death of The drops con- There were no marks

| Mr. Cherry's children. {tained strychnine,

;on the packages to indicate who the send->

lers were.

This morning, a similar package contain- | ing chocolate drops,addressed A. 8. McKay. |} Pictou, Nova Sevtia, was seized in the | post office here, and handed over to the | police authorities. What the motive is, or |who the fiend is, remains a complete mystery.

The Whitechapel Murders,

Lonpon, Oct. 5. Sir Charles Warren, chief of the metro-

blood hounds in his efforts to discover the perpetrator of the Whitechapel murders. The police place great confidence in the

story of George M. Dodge, seaman, who siates that in August he met a Malay cook named Alaska, with whom he had

previously been acquainted, in a music hall im London, and Alaska told him he had been rubbed of all he had by a woman of the town, and he threatened that unless he found the woman and recovered his pro- perty he would kill and mutilate every Whitechape! woman he met. The police are searching everywhere for the Malay.

Late Otiawa News.

Orrawa, Occ 5.

Mr. Reid, of Cariboo, has been appointed to the Senate vice Mr. Nelsou. It 1s stated that his constituency will be contested for the Commons by Francis Baruard, whose father was formerly a representative from that province.

November 15th “*hanksgiving Day.

The net debt of the Dominion decreased a million and a quarter dollars during Sep- tember,

has been selected as

eed

<hicese Laborers.

Wasaineton, Oct. 5. The Collector of Customs at Port Towns- end, Ore., reports by telegraph to the Treasury Department that Chinese laborers we arriving from British Columba with proper return certificates, and asks if they shail be allowed to Jand. Assistant- Secretary Maynard answered him by tele- graph to-day, sending him the provisions of the Chinese Exclusion Bill, and saying that it went into effect on the date of its approval by the President, October Ist.

Great Naval Display.

Hatrrax, Oct. 2.

Wednesday next will be a gala day here. The seven war ships now in port go cut on Tuesday evening,and on Wednesday morning 2,500 marines and saileurs will endeavor to effect a landing at some vulnerable point. All the militia and regulars will be under arms at 3 o'clock in the morning, and will be sent to oppose the invaders. It is esti- mated that 3,000 men will take part in the mock battle. Sir John Ross will be in comnaand of the troops.

Fatal Accident.

Haurrax, Oct. 5.

To-day while Clark Caldwell, a con- tractor, was sitting on the top staging of the Church of England Institute, the staging gave way and he fell on a pile of brick, and was killed instantly. Caldwell was a respectable ciiizen, aged 55 years, and was a member of the firm of Johnston & Caldwell.

That Seties It. Pirrspure, Oct. 5. Senator Salary, referring to the annexa- tion of Canada, said to-day :-—‘* I consider that it is only a question of time till Canada is part of the United States. Whether it be one year or ten, Canada will uadoubtediy be anuexed.”’ Cholera’s Ravzeges. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 6. The bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 6 p. m. is: New cases, 52; deaths, 6; total cases, 3,022; total deaths, 277.

Rebeis

-epalsed.

Svuakim, Oct. 5. The rebels made an attack on this place last night, but were repulsed by the heavy fire of the British troops.

Smalipox in Toronto. Toronto, Oct. 5. Two cases of smallpox have been dis- covered here, and ten physicians started eut to make a house to house vaccination. Personal.

Toronto, Oct. 6.

Sir John Macdonald was here to-day on private business. He left for Ottawa to-

night. ¥ | MOTEL ARRIVALS.

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OSBORNE HOUSE.

| Oct. 4.—J G Toombs, Mt Stewart ; RH

Reid, Alberton; Rev © Stephen, Scotland; F S Huntiy, Moncton; A C Stewart, Stanley. Oct. 5—J A Tobin, Wallace; C W Kiely, Little York; FJ McCormack, Souris; H \ Buntain, Long River; J A Stewart, Portland, Me.: A E Miils, Boston; B Crafer, Clifton.

| HOTEL DAVIES.

Oct 5—G D Harper, Montreal: B B Keef-

jer, Toronto; H F Morgan, Picton, Ont; Fairy

; Morgan, do; R C Merrill, Toronto; G Gra- ham, Halifax: F A Skinner, ‘do; P A MclIn- tyre, Souris; J F Bailey and wife, Boston;

politan police foree, has decided to employ-

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IE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - - TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. |

BIRTH. In this city, on the Sth inst., the wife of R. 8B. Norton of a daughter.

WANTED |!

10,000 Bushels G00D BLACK OATS,

00 TUBS BUTTER. Highest Cash Price Paid. HORACE HASZARD,

Lower Queen Street.

oct3 Every one kaving a PIANO or ORGAN should send for our Liss of 5 and 10 cent Music. Send

Posta! Card to LANDRY & CU., 52 King Street, St. John. N. B. 2w—octl

MALT VINEGAR 5 Extra Strong for Pickling.

80 BARRELS and 50 DEWIJOHNS.

CARVELL EROS.

oct5-—2i pat

Another Consignment

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FURNITURE.

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I have just received a large Consignment of

Parlor and Bedroom Furniture,

Sideboards, Extension and

Centre ‘ables,

Hair, Flock & § ring Mattresses, &c.

I respectiuliy invite the Public to inspect this lot, GEO. M. GWARRIS,

oct4—tf Auctioneer.

Furniture, Carpets, &e.

[ AM instructed by the REV. A. S. STEW. ART, to seil by Auction, at the Manse, West River,

On Thursday, October Lith,

AT il O'CLOCK, A. M.:

All his Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Sets, Car- pets, Pictures, Glassware, Crockeryware, &c.

Aiso:—1 Buggy, 1 Sulky, 1 Sleigh, 1 set Harness, 1 Cow.

TerMs:—All sums exceeding Ten Dollars, thiee months on approved joint notes.

G. M. HARRIS, Auctioneer.

PRIVATE RESIDENCE, BY AUCTION.

AM instructed by MR. WILLIAM LARTER, to sell by Auction, on the Premises,

On Wednesday, 10th October, AT 12 O'CLOCK. NOON,

HIS DWELLING HOUSE,

SITUATED ON THE

Corner of Great George and Euston Streets.

This Property has a frontage of 51 feet, and runs back 100 feet on Euston Street. ‘The House is well built and finished throughout,

‘Terms at sale,

GEO. M., HARRIS,

AUCTION. SALE

Farwiog lmplemoats, Carriagss, &'.

Oct. 3, 1888.

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I AM instructed by the HONORARLE JAMES WARBURIYON, to sell by Auction, at his inte Residence, “ HUNTINGTON,”

On Monday, Sih of October, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.:

Allhis FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting of 1 Iron Pivugh; 1 Iron Drill Harrow, with mould boards; 1A™erican Plough, iron beam ; 1 Wooden Harrow; | Wooden Koller; 1 Cart. with Truck Body ; 1 Double Seated Wagon, with Poie complete; 1 Marketing Wagon; | Wood Sleigh ; Ll Vouble Seated Box Sleigh; 1 ——- Sleizh; 1 good Wolf Robe ; 1 sett Silver Mounte Harness; 1 sett Black Mounted Harness; 1 Base Burner and other Stoves ; lot of Stove Pipe; Hot Bed Frames; Oak Casks, &c., Ko

GEO. M. HARRIS,

sept5--tl sle Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

t SUB-CRIBER, intending to teave the Island, offers for sule his pleasantly situated Prince street, The House and is heated with Hot

hesitence on Upper contains 8 Rooms,

| Water,

For further particulars apply to

JAMES E,. WELSH, Upper Prince street,

Master W Bailey, do; A W Spike, Halifax; | Or tol, L. Haszanp, Cameron Block. maids,

J C Wattmgten, Ber

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L. BH. PROWSE low prices.

may blow as they His sTOCK

225 PIECES DR

Sten of the

September 10, 1838.

mealies

Brigantine J. L. B.

Kimbait’s Lobster Factory, Sheriac. TERMS—Cash at Sale. MR. DEACON, Auctioneer, Shediac.

Cape Bald, near)

oct3

$10 Reward.

: Wier SAS, between the hours of 9a. m. an 10504. m., this day. a person entered the! | hal] jeading te the Central Ottive of the Tele- ; phone Company, and stole therefrom one Lady's | | Cloth Seeque and one Gossamer, the under- { signed will pay the above reward to anyone who } Will give such information as wil! lead to she | conviction of the party who stole the above) articles ‘The Sacque was grey cloth, bound braid, had | smal! bouwe bations, and had in the pocket a iet- | ter aliressed to ** Miss McKenzie,” Post Oflice } key 2nd boot buttoner. The Gossamer was a

new black one, lined with zreen plaid.

BOB ANGUS, | Central Telephone Office, |

Kent Street.

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oct2

ANTHRACITE COAL.

yo ARRIVE, ex Schr. Robbie Godfrey from New York, due here about i2zh inst. : -

270 Tons of the celebrated JERMYN COAL, which gave such good satisfaction last year.

R. McMILLAN’

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND dec.

\ J ANTED —A medium size Base Burner Stove

in good order.—G. H. TAYLOR. Jeweler. ovt6—2i pd

| Cina de D.—On the read at Cornwall, on Teas | day evening, October 4th, an Order Book for |

fictures. The owner can have ilie same by pay-

ing for this advertisement and applying to O. is. |

W ADMAN, Crapand. 2w dy & wky—oct6

WANTED, —A Young Man about 16 or J8 years of age, as Cierk in a Grocery Siore. Apply by letter to FP. O. Box 26, Chariottetown. oct6—3i

To LET.—A House :n King Street, near Pow- nal Street, containing seven rooms in good repair. zi—oct6

To LET.—A House in good repair, containing five rooms, situated on King Street, near Pownal] Street. 2i—octé

OST.—A small bunch of Keys, near the resi- dence of E. J. Hodzson, Esq Whoever

wilileave them atthis office suali be suitably

rewarded. tf—vocl

OST.--To-day, a small sum of money. Finder will piease leave it at this office. oclb—21

W ANTED—A girl for genera] honsework ina

smali family. Appiy at this office.

oct3 3i

Ae wants a partner with some

capitai toopen a Drug Store ina town on #. Island, where there is a population of over 5000 people, to be supplied with Medicine, (erugs and frugyists’ Sundries. Good chance for a young mau with smail cap‘tal to learn the brug business. Address “‘Rhei,” KXAMINER office. pa G6i—vetZ

WaxrTed.—a Lady Boarder in & privat« family. Pleasant situation. Moderate terms, Apply at Luis office, 3i—vct2 OARDERS WANTED.—A Gentleman and his wile. Apply to MRs, KENNEDY, Hilis- vuorough Square, ect

\ ANTED.--A good piain Cook in a smal family. Apply at this cffice, 2i—octl

F jUND.—On Saturday last, a Sum of Money ibeowner Can hvve the sume by proving

property and paying expenses. Enquire at tus

office. 3i—ocil

W \NTKD_—A Girl to do general housework

, Good wages to a Competent giri, App.

lo wiks. W. W. WELLNER, Priuce S'reet. septzy—si

YO LET.—A House containing nine rooms,

With or without a Shop, ina pleasant part

ei the city. Stavie and Warehouse attached Appiy at this oftice. 61 eod—sep tid

[0 LE?.--The new Dwelling House, coutaining nine rooms, adjoining the residence of Dr. Warburton, Prince Street. Appiy to mr. BE H. Norton, corner of Prince and Vorchester Streets, orto the subscriber, at County Court Office.— HENRY SMITH. sat wed—sepi23

Te LET.—Dwelling, with four reoms and poreh, . on sidney street,—R. EK. Brace. sepr26-lw

VT experienced Clerk in a gener- _ aisiore. Apply. by letter. with references stating salury, “‘ Bux 562, Caarlottetown.”

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*|.0 LET.—A House on Water Sireet, contain ing eleven siooms with shup. Possessivn

inmediate:y. Apply to M, MoQuaip, Lowe:

Quech Steet. ti—augZi

want KD.—At the Hospital for the Insane. e Housemaid and a Feuiale Attendant. apply to Dk. BLANCHARD, sept20

T° LET.—Half ef a House situate on King S'reet, lately owned by Mr. Taudvin, and a present occupied by Mr. Stewart, of the irm oi McLeod & Stewart. Possession given on the 15 b inst. Avply ioe Kelly. Esg.. Water Ouvm- , or owner, Wey.

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.TURDAY - OCTOB

EVERYTHING marked at rock bottom. one who wants to save money should patronize

L. E. PROWSE,

Great Big Hat,

Now Openiug

ER 6, 18838.

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sentence msetonnneentatin leet atte topes eaten

TROUBLE FEARED BY COMPETITORS.

ginantoncrasifl @ Yosninninnetih

THE TROUBLE will be to sell Clothing. when

sells his Stock at such ridiculously

HE GUARANTEES to sell from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than any other house in the trade

Tiey

please. this Fall is larger than ever and

cheaper than the cheapest.

ESS GOODS AT A BiG BARGAIN.

Kvery-

344 Queen Street.

TOR Goore

‘TYHERE will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, i on WEDNESDAY, the ih of October, a inst. :— The BRIGANTINE “J. L. B.” with all Rig- ging. Anchers and Boats, as she now lies at 5

AT LOW PRICKS,

es

JAMES PATON & CO.

Charlottetewn, Sept. 22, 1888.

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CRAND EXHIBITION

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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

; J. B. MACDONALD’.

An Immense Stock of Readymade Clothing.

Our Coats, Reefers and Suits selling af prices so cheap never before attempted in this City.

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300 PIECES NEW DRESS GOODS, HATS, FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.

emeeenenmecene () nanan

Everything new, everything cheap.

right prices at J. Bb. MACDONALD’,

QUEEN STREET.

You will tind the

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| GeTIUA Lanes

A Lal IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES, Just Opened at Stanley KBros.

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CHILDRENS’ UNDERCLOTHING, CHEAP,

At Stanley Brothers’.

LADIES UNDERCLOTHING,

A Large Stock at Stanley Bros’, Brown's Block.

ULSTER CLOTHS, DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS & PLUSHES,

al Sivuley Bros’.

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