oa
THE RIFLE.
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Beer Br “
The last match of the League se ries was shot at Kensington Range yesterday by
\ TLes a Speciant 1 AN a SPeciaALTy the Artillery team. The weather was
| leave Rocky
eats’ seine 7 Teo perform fine and the scores high. Following are wen aa dalled the scores : Pts paniments are visiting the cits Lie rt. E Stewart ; ‘ sinckebeencal ae ha Gunre P Carver,........ asic a «Sas foc Marcut.—There was a small at-| Capt F W L Moore................., 91 tepdance at the market to-day, and prices | Major Longworth eee 2 ot oe were unohanged. Cherries, the firet of the' QMSRYV Longworth....... 58 as » per ar C r} G My Kinnon ° 85 aioe Capt H M Davison ee .- Fa NT Those who) Sergt McNevin sslilesda'tencceeee s4 k at Par plished noth Cs r} J McLeod i . 18 + last seas ‘ prised tha Guar P Do ghertv...... s odialasliibiiail 71 | pe y 19 were } ” cmnianil As ‘ lotal : 855 . iss is a ob i. io : - silver badge prese ated re ‘the Cana- ; : dian Military Rifle League for the highest ‘ ‘ : Hight at CHEW | go vregate in the team was wonby Q. M ‘ A e ent wsn vot St Serst. RB. V Lengworth, who made a ‘ @ Na s must hand i total of 351 point=. Lieut. BE. St wart was ‘ , night t j mily three points behind. ai _ , Tie 82nd Battalion shoot at the range “> v ice i knonal pienic ations © s ‘ s av S ol will be held ’ } \ ? Z : . ul Suffolk 7 pe eae \ ‘ make thie pic PERSONAL.
THE DAILY EXAMINER : ne
THE ROCKY POINT
PERRY, is cla med by t! steamer South post that she Point ahead of time Sunday morning. gSome of the passengers on her also stated if anything
been a hitfle late starting, as they were not able to get to the « hapel in time for The fact seems tu pbe that there is uncertainty a: to the Sunday wane which certaiul al once to
lished in its proper form For the
Sir,—Tt the
af she must,
ervice some table, ve pub-
} v ought
reason I thiuk it ix just that I should |OUter Man cheaper than-it-ean be done anywhere in the city.
withdraw that portion of my complaint that related to starting ahead of ttme last Sunday worving a LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS, Sir, Do we real that on to-morrow
l Lygnor truth n Charlottetown, and lthrovgieut the I l, can only exist in ! violation of the the land? You and } f, as citizens, are no Jonger responsible for its existence, as we were vesterday; | nor are we responsible for its
results We car iaiy see ] whit in
i darknexs ! On morning of the
Scott Act election, a poor walow woman, whe Juvl ive drinking sons, was heard to “ay, "8! ive pr rived God to give the Scott Aut lay and 1 peleve He
rm 18 I prayers.” Let us hope that rumselling and drunkenness will now ceare to exist in our fair city
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“ attendance nin le» i At the Queen Hote! this forenoon were : _ =. Ke onedy » CRF $ Mrs 7. m Mc Don- Nova Sco 4's Crops All crop? ¢£ ve la i, Gienaladale ; J meph Laird, New promise of being unprecedentediv large i | Gla-gow Nova Seotia. 7 hay crop averages one } Phirteen members of the Raymond ex- i tired ant ten percent, oats one hun- | cursion party left for St. John this morn lL aml one, and potatoes ninety-nine p Anuther party of the same excursion | 3 rop, vbereas ast Vear will arrive here this evening. | staples were twenty-five per cent Mr McAdam, railway contractor, Lelow an average crop Ottawa, i here ou a visit to his friends at - Savage Harbor Mr. McAdam was the i ff alirax.- rh Fastnet, Capt | contractor who completed the Cape Breton ‘ a { here from Halifax about | railway, and can be counted among the k this morning. She had a} s ucceseful Islanders abroad. :
srge general cargo ind Mire Ha art of Mr. William Waldorf Astor, who has Ca vid two other lade passengers. | become a British subjuct, has been nom- Shi ft for Summerside at 10.30 today, | inated fora J. P., of Middlesex, County, n w mturn to this port to-morrow | Eng. It issaid that this is a step to ‘a
i then to Halifax varunetcy —_ a Miss Mary Gastonguay of Halifax and . Saas Prose SRITt The St. John Miss Florence White of this city went to Evening Gazette celebrated the sixth ann | Prince Edward Island this § morning, versary Of ita existence by appearing a8 a0 | where they will remain a week - sO Virit- eight-page paper The Gazette is one of ing at the residence of Hon. J. Arsen-
rs published in St. John,
ogly well in its new form
eliest pape stl looks exceed May it live 'ong and prosper
ault, Egmont Bay.—Moncton eeces ript. A Jatedespatch trom Plattsburg, N. Y eaves : Mr. James Jetfrey Roche’s lecture on
“John Boy lgedPALtielly,” before the
>
Catb-
Tue Reset or Careresssess. -— It is | clic Sumter School to-day. contained a now known that that the wreck on the W. | sreat deal that was new abont the life and & A.B. was the result of extrarodinary | writings of the patriot poet. The address was forgetfnuiness on the part of conductor wholly culloqnial, and was made up chiefly engine driver and baggage master. A‘! | of hitherto unpublished anecdotes of knew what the orders were Saturday night. | O’Reilly’s youth, his club life in Boston, They now say they forgot all aboutorders. | and other matters not printed in Mr. The loss will reach fully $10,000 Roche’s “ Life of O'Reilly.”
sessilis ‘eisai iat nade
BHraztctax’s Goon Work Brazilian, C. M. B. A.—The trustees of the Grand
waed by J.C. Mahon, Truro, N.S., took | Gouneil of the Catholic Mutual Benefit As-
third oo we in the 2.24 class on Rig! Y | sociation of Canada have been in session Park, | land, Me., pi W ednesday. The | for the last two days at the Palmer House, pest time was 2 of ( faybourne winninz | there being present : Granl President QO. Face. Brazil ' 's or ser of coming K. Fraser, of Brockville; Grand Secretary was as vs: 2nd, Sth, 3nd, Sth, Ath, S.R. Brown, London; J. E. Howison, heats being trotted | Montreal; Rev. M. J. Trernan, London; P. meagan | J. O'Keefe, St. John, N. B.; T. P, Tansey, Tae Exeneqver Covrt«—An Ottawa | Montreal; J. J. Behan, Kingston; Lasalle despateh says: Mr. Justice Burbidge wi) ) Gravelle, Ottawa; Dr. E. Ryan, Kingston, in a few daya proceed to St. John, N. B.,| and F. R, Latchford, Ottawa. Much busi- »open the courts of the eastern circuit of | ness was transacted, the principal being the Exchequer Court for the current year. | to make final arrangements for the con- tle will commence at St. John on August | vention which will be held at St. John, N. 1. Seasions will alao be hek sy Charlotte | B., about six weeks heunce—-Toronto town, P. E. L, Baddeck, C. B., and Hali. | Globe. Jax. N. 3 —_ _—— —_—— Spices . suir NEWs Fine. — Yesterday about noon, the a€ dwelling house of Mr. John Gillis, of | Port of Souris. Sturgeon, was burned to the ground. The exTERED fire originated from a spark from the flue. e ie Mr Gillis and family were working in a | July 25—Ethel B Jacobs, Jacobs; James field away from the house at the time. G Biaine, McDonald; Hattie D Tennel!, with the exception of his little daughter, Hall; Norunbega, McKinnon; Mabel R who was working in the house. The loss Bennett, Smith; Nutwood, Tearney; is estimated at aLout $800, and it is in- cruiser Kingfisher, Kent. sured for €590. Te ee a
WHEN TRAVELLING
and see a}
Fauocs Patyrisas.,—Call i ; ;
copy of oar Portfolio of the Masterpieces | Whether on pleasure vent, or business,take of the World’s Art Galleries. These , 0 ¢very trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as Portfolios contain copies of the workd’s | it acts most plesantly and effectualiy on most famous paintings. They will delight | the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing ali lovers of pictures, and are not die | vers headache and other forms of sick- figured with ary reading matter at the nese. For sale in 75c. bottles by alll drug bottom of the plate. At the back of each | ~~ rg aig by the California port ie interesting deseript ions of each Soe
picture are given. > i
2. THE
LeaGCE OF THE Picxic.—Those |
Wishing to spend a most enjoyable day |
should not forget the League ef the Croa- PESKY
picnic at Red Point, on Wednesday, Ang. | +
Ist. Dancing booths are being erected
and games of all kinds prepared, as they FI W
intend to make it the best of the season. i 4 9
Tea tables and refreshments will also be
provided. The League of the Cross Band Funeral Procession and all, are will fernish music for the eccasion. caught with the kind of FLY
PAPER we sell. Double Sheets, 5 centa each; five Double Sheets and Holder for 20 centa. FLY POISON PADS and PAPERS.
- - oe.
Woxncv'’s Fam Mevats.—The one thou- sand. one handred and sixty-three won by the Canadian exhibitors at Chicay will be avarlable for di tribution dur ng the last week of Sepiem! ber. It is prot b- atle that these awarded to exhibitors from
enstern ( ntario and western Quebec will Johnson & Johnson, oe ie iF ed ” bl i“ b he XN ste of be distritated publicly by the Minister of | aise per ABLE DRUGGISTS.
Agriculture at the Ce ntral Canada Fair, which starts at Ottawa September
me i ~
22nd- | Corner Kent and Prince Streets, - ~— '
Parnovste Cottece-—The calendar of
Dathousie University for 1894-5 has been
placed en our table. The various depart- |
ments have more than held their own dur- Mourn
Corner Quee u and Richmond Streets.
ing the past year, the greatest advance |
having been made in the Medical School. | for the money you have We have cx ~ any the following statiatics é i if ~ Ty
from the lists given in the calendar. Grad- wasted if rou will,
uates living in P. E -Prince Co, Rs | ®
Qneen’-, 12; King’s, 8; total, 28. SC
P. FE. 1. students registered: Prince Co., | riewe
x Queen's, Co . King’ a Co., 5; total, 19. |
By departments: Graduate, 2; art», 4th | because you have been year, 2; Arts, 3rd year, 4; Arts, 2nd year, ve ' ; . cn 4. Arta, ist year, 2; Letters, 4th year, 1; buy ang yo Furniture General, 2; Law, Ist year, 1; Medicine, not from us.
Sud year, 2; total, 19. There are three
ladies’ viz: Marv S. Rose, Jennie Wright | ¢
floss, North Bedeque; Linnie McLeod, amen
Dunst sitnage. -_
that you did not realize the opportunities found at all times in our stocks
g » Deara.--Another has been add- ed to th: many sudden deaths which have | oceurred of late in thie city. Tt is our sad
and painful daty to-day to chronicle ..
the desth of Mra. Trainor, wife Mr and prices. Franci« Trainor, the employ of | s 8
J.H. Mvrick & Co., which occurred at Re oice her home on Gratton Street. West.about | )
nine o’clock last evening. Mrs. Trainor ap peared in as good health as nena) yesterday, and went to St. Jour stan’s Cathedral about 6.30 o'clock On her way home again,
when wear the Cameron Bloc k, she took a udden weak and was assisted to Johnson & Jobnson’s Drug . Store, and a carriage
that you are now aware of the best place to secure what you want in the way of Household Furni- ture at rock bottom prices.
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nessa,
from there conveyed home in
Shé was unconacious, and medical sid was dwrpediately summoner d, but she ge } ARK Whi H TD her fa tly before nine o'clock » M G T & C0., L 7
hier Lereave: ed husband and sorrowing ae ee ; mr heartfelt +vmpathies. | Who Sell at Selling Prices.
y wee tend «
'
IF OUR FRIENDS
WHO ARE RECEIVING
y , 2 > > . 4 2 , ,
Their July Accounts
will favor us with the amounts due, they will greatly
oblige us. BEER BRO S.
Foe Wearnen —Light te moterate winds; fine; stationary or higher temperature
} ten
}
} win the heart of one of the
eataiindnnait sxp Svucar.—Recent Barba- state that there is no mol- asses to be had. The last sales were made at 12 cents and $4 quoted as being very quiet at $2.05 and $2.10 hhds. and bags, and very little remains for ship- ment. In 1893 the shipments of sugar to the provinces were 1,296 hhds., and in 1894 4,446; the molasses shipments were 22,728 puns. in 1893, and 31,602 in 1894 The total of sugar from the island in 1893 Britain, the United States and wcea was 52,857 hhds., as ayainst 51,564 in 1894. The total of the three p! ices Wal 36,744 puncheons in an! 49,789 in 1894 _— ~ “Tne Casraways.” — Harry Lindley’s company presented the beantiful nautical melodrama “The Castaways” at the Opera House last evening. The play was writ- by Mr. Lindley, and he states was built for the purpose of c alling attention to the peril incurred ly sailors through the cup- idity of vessel owners who send rotten hulks to sea, little caring for the lives of men, so that they may reap their reward at the insurance offices. The plav is cer- tainly an interesting one, and was well put on by Mr. Lindley’s company. Lindley, as Tony Edmunds, who, having failed to fair. lassies of the village, went tu sea, was the life of the whole affair, and kept the audience in a continual roar of laughter, especially while sea-sick in mid-ocean. Miss Ade- laide Flint appears in a dual role in “The Castaways, that of Maggie Piersen and the sailor boy, and the fidelity of her charac- terization of the latter won her loud ap- planse by those present last night. The diffe rent characters by other members of the company were well taken. The company appear to-night in the emotional melodrama, “The Wages Sin.’—Moncton
Monasses
does circulars
Sugar is
to Great the provit
molasses to
Times. 7 “All run down” from weakening effects of warm weather, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hodd’s Sarsaparilla. Try it. icealicia tigen
Root Beer Extract at jane2l tf
Hire's Watson's
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride’s father, be a Valley, on the 24th July, 1894, by the Rev. R. Opie, Mr. Haven B. Little- field, of North Berwick, Maine; to Miss Cora May Picketts.
At Charlottetown, on the 26th inst., by tev. G. C. Palmer, Robert Lowery of the Royalty, to Mary McEachern, of this city.
DIED.
Suddenly in this city on the evening of the 26th inst., Mary Ann, dearly beloved wife of Francis Trainor, aged 48 vears, leaving a sorrowing husband: and four children to mourn the loss of an affection- ate wife and a kind mother. Requiescat in pace.
(Funeral to-morrow (Saturday) morning at 8.45 o’clock, from her late residence, Grafton Street west to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, where High Mass will be cele brated, thence to Roman Catholic Ceme- tery.]
At Dundas on July 19th, Catherine Campbell, in the 68th year of. her age. May she rest in peace.
1 House |
——{)
OUR JULY ACCOUNTS
ARE NOW OUT.
Parties owing us will
please call and settle and oblige.
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Harris Stent
Clviown town, » July 24, pee ey ts
NEW. STORE.
I have opened @ 0 a new w JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS STORE on QUEEN STREETS, opposite J. D. McLeod & Co’s
If you want your Watch or Clock to go
go and keep goo time—come to JOSEPH | GOODSTEIN and have them repaired ; Open daily from 7 a.m. ull 9.30 p. m.
julyl2
ose in char re Of }
did not }
—I don’t mean to go when you go, but to
> have |
Our stock of Readymade Clothing i
iW orsted Suits for Men,
leather ; nothing imported-can compete with them.
We handle and home-made woods, best and cheapest eoods in the city. a full line of Imported Cloths, including Ww
We have a large : and see our Straw Hats before buying,
Remember, we have removed to J. D, ‘lin the city. V¥ ool,
‘everything in the Clothing line,
A new Mekited s ‘This is the only place we do business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for ‘ash or trade, and sell goods cheaper for cash than anywhere else in the city.
orsteds, Serges and
Corner,
as ga eens ene : —
: FRIDAY, JULY 27,
YOO
If you are in ene ‘of Cloth you will do well to call on us,
—_—-
a - Se ee anaes cheno - a
a - ion
is now complete, and we are prepared to decorate and brighten up the Come and see our $3 Serge Examine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits. good heavy eoods :
Suits and $5 will wear like
Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported We are the centre of the Clothing trade,
because we carry the largest stock of the We carry
’antings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds unported direct from the mills, besides our own manufactured Tweeds,
stock of HATS on hand which we are selling at a very small advance on cost. “line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS just in.
and we
Come
are not connected with any other store
PROWSE BROS.
—OFFER—
SPECIAL TNDUCEM GATS
ernie
Cash Buyers During July |
You can’t find anyone who is
sorry fur. trading at Prowse Bros, * STV : | JARPETS | CLOTHING, |
HATS, COTTONS, FURNISHINGS,
in endless oe
PROWSE BROS,
The Cheap Men.
Charlottetown, July 4, 1894.
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT !
2) ae £2 43084 Sra.
Reliable Goods, Low Prices, Small Profits, Fair and Honest Treatment to Kverybody.
ihe~ GROCERIES.
front Store
Has placed us in the rank, and made our popular in every home.
ws TRY US!
ie ee
SANDERSON & C
Wholesale Newson Block, Victoria Row.
and Retail Grocers,
Charlottetown, July 13, 1894—m w f
BINDER TWINE, *
WE DER TWINE,
The Best Blue Ribbon and Red Cap,
published,
SELL BIN
Lower than any Prices
ik Terms to suit the purchasers.
MASSE Y-HARRIS CO.
Charlottetown, July 27, 1894—dy li & wky
BETTER INVESTMENT
than an ACCI- 'DENT POLICY FOR, $1,000, at this season of the year, isa bottle of
DR. ABBOTT'S
“DIARRHEA C0 CORDIAL,
which pe SO be at hand for immediate use in every house in case | of a sudden attack of | Summer Comp] aint, Cholera Morbus, &c. i To be had of all deal- | ers in medicine at 25
cents per bottle.
Meagher’s Orange Quinine Wine,
Prepared strictly according to the British Pharmacopeia. Quinine in this agreeable form is quieker in action and more reliable than’ when takén in Capsules, Powders or Pilis) Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale S al! druggists. Sample bottle free to pbysi- cians upon receipt of card. MEAGHER BROS. & CO., feb26—d.& w 3m Montreal.
ee
® dubs; Lost, Fodmizdc |
Advertisemente under this heading charged five cents per line.
TO LET—The two Stores on Quee . m rect lately oceupied by the subseribers will be separately or en bioe asdesired. Rent Ae Fon : ate, Apply tod. B. MAcpoNALD & Co., Mar- ket Square. ti—jy26
FOR SALE.—The house on the corner of Great George and Euston Streets, now occu. | »ied by Mr. Woniacott. Apply to «RS WM. l
JARTER, Richmond Street. lw pad—jy25
LOST.—On Monday, 23rd instant, in the Cha. lottetown Post Office or somewhere around Queen Square, a silver wateh chain. The finder will be rewarded on leaving same om at THE EXAMINER Office. ee
poe 10—4i
FOUND—A walking tane. Ownetcan ha aye r same by proving property and paying for th
RNS TAR MAGIC CITY.
ad. Apply to Mrs. HERON, tr ae yaa
LOST-—A lady’s silver watch, red i Davies and the Kirk. Finder Will be reward- ed on leaving ive at this office. jyl7 |
Have your copies of “THE MAGIC
CITY” ‘bound. Lowest price and good FOR “SALE OR - TO ) RENT.=An upright Gos? Piano in good repair t® sell otrent by the AYLOR month.—-C, l. MORRISON, Auctioneer. J. D. Ti JOR, julyu } may30 Bookbinder, Queen St. | |
PLEASANT POINT—A tew Boarders can, “ WANTED—At the Acadia Hotel, a good | se accommodated at Pleasant Point, North” Weundren. Apply at the Fish Market. faiys River—one of the mest beautiful spots on the } ____ SE Island, on application to Mrs. FLEIGER. “WANTED--A good general servant who |
july 6 understands plain cooking. No washing. A servant man kept. Good wages to the right
PICNIC BOILERS to rent at H. D. WA person. Apply to Mrs. UNSWoRTH. MAN’S, Upper Queen Street, tf-june» i” jJalyl7
Don't Forget That Bill
YOU OWE
D.A.BRUCE
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Call and Settle it This Week.
Charlottetown, July 27,
1894—-m w f
THIS BEING THE PRESERVING SEASON,
Anyone requirmg PRESERVING BOTTLES can _ procure Pint, Quart or Half Gallon sizes at very low prices from
S&S. B. ENMAN & C@O.,
Charlottetown, July 26, 1894—mon wed fri
In J. D. MeLeod’s Corner Building, Queen Street.
- Mega ms 7? eee x enaciilicll ‘ tnacennncteell iy spall ie wW ate, saben 4, \ “ ~y, i & &? ab Ep 4-7. ‘ Vi ea 2 =. cw (tlhe yy re wii LS =>
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THE SUMMER GIRL hereabouts, comes to us for her shoes. This fact proves her to be
as sensible as she is lovely. Those Oxford Ties of ours are just too cool to be without, and «a summer girl without them would look as dismal as a watering place without the summer girl; and certainly nothing in foot- wear ever delighted any summer girl so much as our Ties, that have been y voted the handsomest in town. Na- turally the young ladies of Charlotte- town are in a flutter over our shoe e triumph, and even though Miss Smith
looked long, she could never look
prettier from a shoe point of view than
AY she would wearing a pair of our in-
: imitable Oxfords sold at 60 cents and ye. up. We also have DONGOLA COM- aye FORTS for old ladies. Every old
uy Sec s lady should have a pair to enjoy real — comfort. Always come to us if in
search of something good and cheap.
J. B. MACDONALD & CO.
Charlottetown, July 11, 8194-—dy
DAVENPORT SCHOOL, Portland Manor, St. John, N. B.
Boys educated for College or Business by an excellent staff of Resident Masters.
Special Attention Paid to Reli-|
gion, Morals and Manners.
Visitor—~—The Lord Bishop of Frederic ton.
Warden—Rev. M. A., Oxford.
Day Scholars, $45; House Boys, $20) per annum
Jobn M. Davenport,
N. B.—Boys with fine voices for the choir will be admitted at much.lower rates,
School Year begins September 3rd.
Ap ply to Headmaster.
tl Let sep—jul3
LOOK
In Your Pantry
and if not there, get it without delay.
YOUR
Biscuits, Cakes, Pastry,
If made with it, will be
DeELIc{ots.
We refer to GERMAN WOODILL’S } BAKING POWDER.
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The New Brunswick Choice New Herring. Royal Art Union, ee
166 HALF BARRELS, 40 BARRELS,
Limited, OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW | to be followed by other lots every few days BRUNSWICK. CARVELL BROS.
july25-—wed fri
CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000 |
Incorporated to Promote Art P. EB. Island Railway.
i This Company will distribate amoung ts subscribers, on the and after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the lama of this “tailway will ran daily’ (Sundays | quer pas mitowe>— - ' « rains Outward. Taine Inward. 3ist Day of July, 1894, jane Read up TE ME nwantie 2429 Works o ggregating et 20 600....... arlottetown...,... 6 ” 3432 W rks f Art, aggregating in value 801 614.....Reyalty Janetion 6% 919 $65,115. Every subse riber has an equa! | 350 648. ....North Wiltshire......534 830 chance. | 465 658...... Hanter Us Seskas 524 86 The Grand Prize is a Group of Works | i io eo a. 455 i -4 of Art valued at $18,750. Subscription | 508 7 40........ Freetown 710 Tickets for sale at the New Brunswick | oa $15). + ieee’ ois Royal Art Union Gallery in St. John, N. | PM ‘ Summerside A ¥ B. Price $1 each. In addition to the ia oe oe =e i 3° monthly chance of winning @ valuable | 228 905 Pe ae Wellington oe prize, the holder of 12 consecutive monthly | 317 935 Port Hill... ..s.0.. 935 | subscription tickets will receive an origina! ‘3 ae ce-eree: pioetas oeereees 4 | Work of Art, by such artists as Thos.| 600 uM i ‘s Alberta... +--+. 7 05 Moran, N.A.; Wm. H. Shelton, and others. | 655 1155...........Tignigh. ....,..++ 608 c . P Send money for subscriptions by regis- | . a 090 09 ons seveweseseeededes 7 prow tered letter, money order, bank cheque or| am PM “AM > draft to : 63) 300....... Charlottetown....... om 53 THE NEW BRUNSWICK $5 a. rg Bedford se ‘oe 3m = noch J 72 & DW. ccvccscees 5 ROYAL ART UNION, ae. 8 05 soe eile i oe Ly 815 4065 S N. B. oun tewa t St, John, 820 410$....... ei: cn 355 Circulars and full informetion mailed: ace ae mF sree esses 73 4 | free. Agents wanted everywhere. , wi 398... ewe River. 64s ae July 6. es! SS re 665 11 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM 82 410.. -- Monet Stowart ome oe 9938 508...... , wate aa 1000 520.... Siiccorice 70 215 @\4™M PM AM PM M Last evening, * between our Furniture Pe son chelieelibeiih Oe AG Warerooms and Pleasant Streets, a — Ri evisupubenl Cape Traverse... ...... ée 7 | P. E. I. Railway Shipping Book, The| ?™ onciiit | finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Gen. Mgr. of Rallwage our office. Moncton,
J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlotieto
MARK WRIGHT & CO. per Railway Offices, 3ist May, 1994.
july26—3
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