ation of voters

Regist \ re istered can |} ' ¥ . ; mM ut at the | r Melis } Karly aa it Preiminary

» aE Se socal and Other Items.

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. ws , ‘ ne re : aie Nias pic. wt forget St Paul's Sunday poe. ‘en at Westville to-morrow eet a. i » & ut! eaves Ferry Whari siya” , at \\ \ 10 OO @. Ih. and e es it X with iv k ‘ 3 at the Diamond

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Soclock this evening.

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mbination lock

\ NoveLrfyY tive cents at the

al ip nd b ely sailand ateaat St *Aul's school picuic to-morrow,

: wa KStore 4 lev

ganday S€

gc thicty-five cents

rons going Up i 1 the sec nad b Ah to ; te-morrow wall find a tea table

sped &) - .

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pos wk al rs uct stoves if you we alrency purchaser visewhere, as it g mare you serry hy Ii. Norton

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the popular price Methodist SS

‘ — Peres POPULAR I TUNA }

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vie ——) tie popular — tne vie at Marie. - iicxets oV cents,

- he.Charlottetown Engin- Government dril to- sharp, in

For Daiit.—] meet ivf S Ovclock, readers is directed to the alvertisement of C. I, Morrison's sale gaiches, clocks an | jowelry this evening.

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‘'y be eX pee ed.

Beryguius R

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Viss Watcut, returned missionary from dis. will preach in the Baptist Church on

r . , . Wednesday evening at 8 o’cluck. Subject: “Our Neighbors.” All are cordially in- yited r Su er

fast Tiwe.—Trains on the C. P. R._ be- ween McAdam and St. John make fast

o, One day last week the run to

Prvlericten Januction, 49 miles, was made i 42 m nutes

laa ae Reuiciovs ArporintueNT.— The Rev.

Nal Macleod, of Evansville,

Ind., will (D,

preach at Brooktield on Sabbath the ief August. Morning service at 11 bek a. m., evening service at 6.3) p. m.

les regular monthly meeting of the dedunian Club will be heid at the Club 5 . on Rem, Qieen St., this evening at 8 o’clock

durp. 2. fall attendance is requested, as

banness of 1 nport Luce will be bi yught Up. ainenaamiaia

—Weare gal to hear

w C tizsa’s Band is arranging a band

» ba given in Hdlsborouzh Square i Prday evening nex. The concert will attest, as the mn furnished by the

vitizaa's Band is always good,

yorrt ft i3ic

- Sarcrpay Excursions. — Several Monetonians have taken advantage of the Sdutlsy excursion to P. E Island, which

wisxes to become very popular. The new Sewer ia a beauty, and patrons of the }

T iRE

Weare mre thin pleased with the accom- mxdaton aff rded.—M oncton Times.

: sii Wat Cry Wins The suit of Alice ‘at900 againai the town of Morcton was

“wielded at Dorchester on Saturday, when Verdict was returned for the city. The ae

“"™ was for damages sustained by falling

“ie | .

j a. we in the sidewalk. Miss Walton - S2UU0 damages. The hearing of Mie Case lasted over tw» days.

- - Hen and Women—young and old will fiad ~ wth agew by tho use of Dr. Wisdiams’ Pink ‘Ws, a0 unfailing blood builder and nerve tna . ure suppre ssions bearing down pains, whee es lebility, and all forms of Ail deslere i other remedy equals them. ~. ve lere, or sent post paid on receipt of pice (30c. acb-x.) Dr. Williams Med. Co, *UCK VIle Oat. jaly28 lw ‘i ——o____ Pestes “St. Paul's Church annaal Su wy 4 £tenic will be held at Westville, ee (Wednesday. ) The co il leave the Ferry Wharf for __wvitte at 1030 and 2 p.m. A pleasant we 8 assured all whe atcend. Schoo a Meth dist Church Sund+sy an a bear at Marie to-morrow will also exceedingly pleasant affiir and will wave Charlottes attended. The train will (ehown at Vo clock.

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a oe annu il tournament of the iu Se ee a Tennis Club will be held i — nang on the 18:h vil likely bs mvery club in the Province ol events wi)! re armepes The programme tized hn se ladies singles and doubles, and ca Pe and gentlemen's singles sme priaee A oF all of these events hand- ee even. A special prize

* fiven the lady making the best

erage 4 ae, who never } f . *. here wi!) al vefore won a prize, and

lr eondits so be a similar prize with simi- “"Qitions for ec at ie kentlemen, competition among the : ——o-_— Exp

TENSION ' . AGP ) OF SIDEWALK! —A very neces-

g on at “he western end of

ary ‘ . i Work is goin ., Mon| Street

w “ sideaalk to

y the cross stre OV Oth treet and je et kuown as

P!39BG who Sw:.1 lobviate the necessity of of that ar © Wish to reach the southern end besides Da going “fall round the block,” "Sidents ‘ ‘ag & short cut into town for BSticalate West End. The sidewalk will - Ny ". convenient for young gentle-

eee sweethearts living in | ‘eresting locality . This work is Macon 4 = Mr. Campbell, who has recently aiuable rate-payiug property upon

cosy Phe tact that the Chairman “i Commissioners is interested io - “eJADINg property, has caused some

a the St

meg t Person, fy

Mility of ems minds to question the t Bat if Councillor Douse tas was ‘st is not too much, and Se imettee very in connection with it,

justified in carrying it out.

§ e Work. W that the c- there j ve will |

ail up the West River in the |

Don t mess it. |

It consists in the extension |

dee oS PROIAL DesSPaTonEs To Ture EXAMINER.S

French Railway Horror,

Passengers Roasted and Drowned.

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‘Terrible Blosties.

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ee Orrawa, July 28,

i‘ Che latest: reports from the [Trench | one collision, at St. Maude, near | ‘tncennay, contain heartrending accounts jot the agonies of the sufferers. The cars took fice and the people were slowly roast ed to death. Others were dowensd b | torrents of water poured on by firemen 4 |Majority of the victims were women and children. The disaster was caused i some unknown miscreant deliberately oe the signals so as to bring the tnlas into collision. Forty-nine persons — | killed and near a hundred wounded :

DOMINION PARLIAMENT

Sei

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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Orrawa, July 28.

Yesterday in the House of Commons was devoted to private bills. Io respect to Charlton 8 Sabbath Obsorvance Bill it was consicered that the general sentiment of the country is opposed to it. The subject too, was consilered to be within Provincial jurisdiction.

The Budget debate will be concluded to- night. Mr. Davies has not yet spoken. He will probably do so to-day.

The Fatal L-ghtning Again.

New York, July 28.

A London despatch says that ata flower Siow yesterday at Aylesbury, nine persons were struck by lightning, of whom three were killed.

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More Miraculous Cures.

Quebec, July 28. Several miraculous cures are reported from St. Anne de Beaupre.

Investigations at the Capital.

Ortawa, July 28. The Tarte-McGreevy inquest and the

public committee will both mmset to-day. Personal. Lonrox, july 23.

Spurgeon is recovering. _ Lord Mount Stephen yesterday took his seat in the House of Lords.

An attempt is being made to decliue Parnell bankrupt, in consequence of his none payment of the vosts in the diverce court.

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tTnucual Weather.

Orrawa, July 28. _ The weather here is still cold with slight frosts. Your correspondent has not heard of any damage.

Weather Hulletin.

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Toronto, July 28,—10 a. m. Wes erly winds, fair, higher temperature.

Odd coats and vests cheap at James Paton & Co's.

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Potice Court.—This morning, a young

man charged with assaulting a man named

Livingston a few nights ago, was remanded

until the 4th of August, pending the arrest of

several other young fellows implicated ia the affair.

Tue League of the Cross Picnic at Red Point yesterday was a very pleasant and suecessful affair, notwithstanding the rain in the afternoon. There was « large at- iendance.

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Gotp Mepat.—Mr. C. P. Fletcher, the general agent for Messrs. A. Bell & Co., has rece ved word that their pianos and organs were awarded the gold medal at the Jamaica International Exnibition, 1891, in competition with American, German, English and Canadian,m snufacturers.

For Dorcuesrer.—The three prisoners, Valley, Counclly and Cumming, sentenced to Dorchester Penitentiary at the June term of the Supreme Court, and Fred. Bevan, ssutenced to the same penis tentiary for seven years, last January, left here this morning in charge of Constables McKinnon and Kiggins. bine Lavine THE CoRNER SToNE.—There was & large number of persons present at the laying of the corner stone of thenew Roman Catholic Church at Misconche, on Sunday. His Lord. ship the Bishop of Charlottetown officiated, mt celebrated Pontifical High Mass. An appropriate sermon was preached by Rev. Ronald B. Macdonald, 5S. J.

(PP

Norra River, P. EF. I. Mr. John Maceachern, Agent Mutual Life, New Youk,

Dear Sir,—I have just received your memo, of my dividends in your great Company (hav- iug been insured five years). To say that I am surprised and delighted at the result but feebly expresses my feelings. ] shall not fail to commend the Mutual Life as the greatest, and in every way the best, Life Company in

‘the world. MaLcoLM MURCHISON,

Tue Markers.—The market to-day was well attended and the different products suld briskly. Potatoes sold at 48 cents per , peck for new, and 50 to 69 cents per bush. for old crop. Buiter was 10 small supply

| and sold quickly at 15 cents per lb. Eggs were scarce at 12 to 13 cents per doz. Hay

7. : (new) sold quickly at 59 cents per cwt. | Oats brought 45 to 49 cents per bush. The ‘vegetables of the season were plentiful and sold rapidly, the demand and supply being

about equal.

suit in our ready made prior to sccup, ing our Please call and see the —James Paton & Co.

Closing out every clothing department, new clothing room. — bargains we are offering.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,|

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ST. JAMES’

Sabbath School Picnic |

SHAW’S WHARF,

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Monday, 3rd August.

‘NOME ONE, COME ALL, and spend a Scheel Tee a = James’ Sunday grounds at Saws Wak ea ye oe

Games and Field Sports provided.

oo and Refreshment Tables under the irches will be on the ground.

Steamer Southport will leave the Ferr Wharf at 9a. m and 2 p- m :

Return Tickets, 25c. ; Children, 15ce.

By order of Committee.

}y25—25, 28, 30 & Ist aug

Houses and Lot For Sale,

ws subseri er Offers for sale TWO HOUSES and Ls of Land, with 50 fect fronvage, on

pper Queeu Street. The Houses are new and comfortable, with convenient stabling to each and will be sold separately or en bloc, to anit ur- Cheeers _If not disposed ot at vrivate sale before

RIDAY, the 20th of August pext, they will be pe se at Auction on that date.

éerm3—25 per cent ' > :

ann o it. of purchase at sale; balance

i JAMES TRAINOR, Ch’town, July 25, 1991—dy eod & wy 2i her

TENDERS F NDERS, addressed to the undersigned

—"

and marked ‘* Tenders for Coal,” will be received at the Water Commiesioners’ office, City Hall, until THURSDAY, July

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OR COAL.

20th, at 12 o’clock, noon, for the J a oon, for the supply 100 Tons (2240 lbs.) Round Coal, iéo * Slack -

to be delivered not later than 25th September,

1S91, on any of the City Wharves—wharfage

and weighing to be included in price named

in tender. Kidders to specify the Mine from which Coal will be supplied.

D, McLEAN, : Secretary. Water Commissioners’ Office, ) City Hall, July 14,91. ff

J. PIGOT, Paris, Sole Proprietor.

LESSIVE PHENIX

Wakes Hard Water Soft.

Makes White Clothes Whiter.

Makes Flannels Soft and Clean.

Makes Fruit Stains Vanish.

Makes Tin Like Silver.

Makes Paint Like New.

Makes Glassware Brilliant.

Makes Earthenware Spotless. __

Makes Windows Like Crystal.

Makes Baths and Sinks Clean and

Bright.

THE ONLY ARTICLE THAT WILL

CLEAN ZINC.

Por sale by Grocers and Draggists Eve:y where. Factory in Montreal.

EVANS AND SONS, Sole Agents.

julyl—dy 6m

WANTS, LOST, FOUND <&c

2w 2aw

WANTED. A good Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. CHARL#s LeicH, Fitzroy Street. july28—t¢

WANTED TO PURCHASE, fer a client, a Dwelling House of one or two tenements, centrally situated, or land suitable for building one, Apply at office of J. H. REDPIN, Solicitor, Cameron Block. 3i eod—jy2s

GENTS !—We are ready to appoint canvass- ers for “The Life of sir John,” = his nephew, Col. Macpherson. A. D.C This biogra- phy, fully illustrated, including two fine steel plates, is the only one written with Sir John’s consent, end the late Premier revised the in part before hia death. agreements for large territory made with Firms or General

‘Agents highly recommended, Apply to EaRLe Poa usuine Hovss, St. John, N. 3. Publishers for the Dominion. july28

WANTED. 4 girl for general housework. Apply to Mas, D, STRWART, Kent Street.

july27

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ANTED.—A Cook and Housemaid. Liberal Hotei

wages. Applyto WILLIAM WESH, Hot Davies. uf—jy27

W NTED — 4 general servant in a family of three. Light work, every convenience and god wazes, Avply at this office. ti —jy 27 cenit dll pert nnnin an ne oe =— ROCKHY areRe FO LET- stocked if re- G quired. A dply ut this.ortice. 3i pd jy27 LET.— the Dwell» Hou e with ttible o - cupied by the subeccicer, ome ‘lillsberong h Street, next to Mr. Lemuel Poole’s residence. Possession given lst Auzust, Apply to Judge Alley or to Duncan Kennedy. w s tf—jy25 ANTED.—A Journeyman Bookbinder, one who understands blank book work pre- ferred. Apply this evening at 8 o'clock to Room 50, Hotel Davies. joiv2t

T° LET.—A comfortab!'e Tenement House, containing seven rooms, conveniently sitv- ated on Orlebar Street, capesite the residence of > Hasza Esq. Immediate possession given. Apply to Mrs. BLaTcH at her residence, corner G George and Fitzroy Streets. july14—eod

———— ee SE TO LET.—A newly built Ho eehin House, situate on Riehm West. G harbor and couwiry view. up with all modern fimprovements. quiet. part Ae, 8 city ant tree Dose Silehen Thomas Camp See , Funeld eod RDERS.—Boarders may obtain good ac- Oi mnadaian and comfortable rooms in & newly-furnished house. Prices moderate. Ap- ly or write to this office. july17—dy 3aw_ wy 6w = NTED —A Cook. Apply to Mas. THOMAS Ww. Dopp, Pownal Street, tf—ijy3

private ond St..

Fitted It isina dust nui3-

fe cchheh ical cinle NTE!,—T wo smart boys, about 17 years of wn the grocery business. Taose hav- ing some experience preferred. a Mast haye good reference. Address ‘ Grocery,” Post Office Box 108, Ch town. tf—jy8s

VE FOUND.—A Lady's Silk Glove, found ‘about @ week ago, may be obtained by the owner on application at Davies’ Drug Store.

july15—tl

TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1891.

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A Delightful Day on the

July 28, Is9l.

EACURSION 10 MARIE AND BACK FOR 50.

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Sea Shore

Train Leaves at § a. m. on Wednesday for the Methodist Sunday School Pionie,

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PROWSE BROS

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$F ST — 5 ad

Ntill the Rush Continues

STORE,

WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

are taking Advantage Clothing Sale.

MENS, BUYS & CHILDRENS GLUTHING

Never-to-be-Forgotten Prices.

WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

JULY AND AUGUST.

J. B. REACDON . a: o fA 20D WIhL CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF

Ladies’ Straw: Hats. Men's Straw Hats,

Print Cottons. Art Muslins, Seersuckers, Flannc'ettes, Light Dress Goods Check Ginghams, Plain Ginghams.

A few Ladies’ Wraps left, will be cleared out cheap.

J. B. MACDONALD.

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Books for the

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E have got a Large Stock of NEW BOOKS (as well as the old Sta Prices the Lowest in town. Jutending Students of the Prince of place in Charlottetown to buy them is at the BAZ \AR STORE. chean. A lot of LAWN TENNIS NETs and RACKETS to sell at cost. Our stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICTURES etc., etc., was never larger. A splendid assortment of PICTURES FRAMED fO ORDER.

buying there.

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—eod & wky

ndard Works), specially selected for the Wales College should secure their Books early, an Call before purchasing elsewhere. HAM MOCKS very : , SURTAIN POLES, BRICISH PLATE MIRRORS, FANCY CROCKERY,

PLAIN and FANOY STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMOS, PENS Moulding and Pictures of all kinds kept in stock. Preserve Covers,

BAZAAR STORE.

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Preparing for Fall Stock. Clearin Stock of Boots. Shoes and Slippers.

g out Summer Saye money by

July 20, 1891.

Holidays!

Holiday Season d the best

SCHOOL SUPPLIES very

low.

S, INK, MUCILAGE, ete. 152. per hundred.

NE ——— ees | An Authority on all sub- ‘jects pertaining to Diet and | Digestion.

The Pamphlet on ‘* Dyspepticure ” jan authority on the above matters, and -stould be read by everybody. It is

'wrapped around each bottle of the reined y, ; or will be mailed free to any address.

| ‘ HARLES K. SHORT, TNET, | Pharmacist, Saint John, N. B.

A. i. CREWES, CO 1MHANDER, | j 27-1w

ALL sail from Halifax every Monday,

W at 10 p. m., for Charlottetown, ¢ Il- | ing at Canso, Arichat, Hawkesbury, Poit o Hastings and Souris. Returning, wili leave,

Charlottetown every Tuursday afternoon, | —

calling at same intermediate ports with the} exception of Souris. ; For Freight, etc., apply to

Halifax and P. B Island.

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BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS ViRY CHOICE HERRING.

: W. W. CLARKE, For sale by Agent. Pp. MONAGHAN (Yneen Street. t

Charlottetown, June 20, 1891—dy | july23 tf

Double Tenement Cottage

\ E are instructed by Thomas Doyle to sell by Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, August 2nd, at 12 o'clock, noon:

The Double Tenement Cottage and Pre- mises on Sidney Street, close by Hillsborough Square, ard convenient for & Mechanic's Dwelling.

Immediate possession given.

E. H. NORTON & CO.,

Avciioneers.

Terms at sale.

ed

jy23—eod tls'e

Good Pasture.

HE undersign.d can take Four or Five Cows for the balance of the scason, close

to T ‘ Daca ARTHUR PETERS.

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