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THE DAILY
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Mayries a Sreciatry.—Beer ‘Bros
-_ For Dau. N 1 Company, G. A will weet for dmll this ev ning at "e ock > CrryvTaxes Satur lav for allowt the discount Persons pay ‘ piew-e ! ng notices, ~ Hlavwakina.—Mr. Newson ia at work havuaking. Our farmers generally beg work ite in the season -_ Ca For lh lhe owner of an ovel-
com picked upon the street lately, can 4 the same at the Police Station -
Tue annual picnic of Zion Chrrch Sab-
SUMMER ENJOYMENTS,
Tue annual picnic of St. Peter’s Sunday Scheol war, on the whole, exceedingly enjoyable. Notwithstanding the threaten- ing look of the morning, the day proved
a ght to be fine throughout. The hoys and girls
took part in games and races, and swings. Many planged into the cooling waters of
jay will be the last | the Hillsborough and were invigorated by
the bath. All admired greatly the beauti- ful grounds of Mr. McEachern. In the a ternoon the Southport took to the scene a large number who could not go in the
74 | mo. ning, including some of the officers
and sailors of H. M.S. Canada, and mem- bers of the Summer School of Science. The latter added several interesting Rpeci- mens to the r lists, and besides enjayed a de ightful sail on the r.ver as well ast.e | t awherries; ice cream, etc., which were p ovided in sufficient quantities fur all to
ith Sehooit wille be held on Thursday, vv : uave a liberal share h inst., at More Return tickets, 40 po ; : ; Phere will be a moonlight excursion in a the Southport on Thursday evening next Oo A aie Lodge room will be | #9 Connection with the Second Methodict . cht from 7 till $ o'clock for the | 4 burch, ie rietion finembers wuo want to| The annual p:cnic of Z pa Church a Sunday Schoo! will be held on Thursday, - July the 1%bat Morell. An unu-aaily Wueetwex, Arrextion!—The whee!- | good time is anticipated. mie ire requested ty meet on Quern | The strawberry an! ice cream festival Sqyaare at 7 o'clock for a “run” around the | at Union Road ye-terday is reported as Rev alty “great succes-.” -
Fivep For Assauct.—Before Palmer, Stipendiary Magistrate for Queen’ County, on Tuesday, Patrick Hughes, of Milleove Road, was fined $10 and costs for an assault on Patrick Morris, of Millcove
diettcinin Pouice Court. — This (iilboy was fined $2 or 10 days for being k aed incapable yesterday; log-tax delinquents were despoved of for fines of sl and costs sails
Masons Temei.— At the annual meet-
the shareholders of the Masonic
forenoon
and two
ing of
Temple Company last evening the old |
board of directors was re-elected aa follows: S. W. Crabbe, President; Yr. A. McLean, Geo. W. Wakeford, W. W Stanley; D. McLean, Secretary-Treaeurer. mith
Mipsemwen Races.—The midsummer races on the Summerside Driving Park will take place onthe llth August next. There will be three races, viz., 2.30, 2.46 and 2.55 classes A puree of $200 is
otfered for the first-mentioned race, and a purse of $100 esch for the other iwo. o
Tae Boat Race.—The sail boat race yesterday resulted as follows: lat, No. 11, William H. Land; 2nd, No. 4, George H Lund; 3rd, No. 5, James Taylor, sr; 4th, No. 8, James Judson; Sth, No. 12, L. H
MecLaine. The winning boat crossed the line at 3.40—twenty minutes
time | mit - —
“Miss Read’s reading was excellent and vughly appreciated.”——Wellesiey Tribune.
The Miss Read referred to above will give some selections at Friday night’s concert. Pian of Balcony for above’ concert at. Raokin’« Drug Store. For the Dress Circle at Dodd’s Medical Hall. Popular prices 35 cente and 50 cents
Fiacttiaiertaies
Tae Exciotr.—The steamer Elliott, Cap- tain Brown, arrived from Bostor about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her delay on thie trip was caused by heavy, thick fog encountered. She brought « full cargo consisting of flour, corn and supplies. She leaves to-night on return to Boston with a
cargo of lobsters, eggs, etc., and will call | at Muigrave and Canso te complete cargo, |
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Dow’r fail to hear Canada’s famous
sopranc on Friday, in the Opera House, |
assisted by some of the best local talent. Misa Read’s reading and Mr. Archibald’s violin playing gives promise for the best concert the citizens of Charlottetown have ever had the privilege of listening to. Pian of balcony at Rankin’s Druz Store; of grourd floor at Popular prices, 36 and 50 centa.
ieniuiitiniieaea
Broxe His Necx.—Alfred Francois, who travelled for the wine house of Chailloux & Co., Montreal, jumped from the window of the Brunswick House at Sorel, near Montreal, at an early hour on Tuesday morning, breaking his neck. He had been drinking and was discharged. This
reved on his mind and he took his own fite The verdict of the jury was rendered in accordance with the facts. Francois was well known in Charlottetown, he having visited this Province in the interests
of his firm very often during the past ten |
or twelve years. cnnnathmenes
Has Bees Unsrortrenate.—The Sum- merside Farmer says: Mr. William Yeo, of Traveller's Rest, bas been ill with jaun-lica for some five or aix weeks past Mr. Yeo bas been somewhat fur the past vear or more. Not so long ago he was so unfortunate as to have his leg broken, and it may be said he has only got well over that shock when he has been stricken down with his present ailment. Mr. Yeo is one of our mo-t pro- gressive and publi-spirited farmers and his lose would be a serious one to the commeanity in which be resides. We un- derstand he is improving, and we hope to hear in the near future of his entire re- covery.
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Navas Nores.—. M. S. Partridge ar- rived here this afternoon from Halifax, via Arichat and Pictou, and will remain about five days She is again com-
manded by Captain McAllister. The other officers are aleo about the same as when the ship last visited this port.
The Lawn Tennis Club have courteons- ly extended the use of their grounds to the officers of H. M.S siay in port.
New that we have two warships in port, would it not be in order to have a review or sham battle at the Park. We feel sure
that if the matter is properly represented |
io the officers they will glaily do all that
lies in their power to comply with the |
wishes of the people
chqueniiiffinmanc Coxcert.—-Of Mre. under
Mas. Hannisox’s Harrison, whose concert
will be given in the Opera House on Friday, the 13th ‘nat., the St. John Even ing Gazette save: “Mrs. Harrison re- ceived @ most enthusiastic welcome on her appearance, and her song, ‘Lo, Hlear the Gentle Lark,’ by Bishop, so delighted her bearers that an encore was vigorously insisted npon and kindly responded to In thie principal piece, Mr. Hammond played the flute obligato, and furnished wimirable support when the bird imital tions were given dy the lady. This was the beat portion of the piece, particulary- a4 it terminated with the rarely given note, F in alt., and which note Mra. Har- riron sang with exquisite truth and sweet- compass of Mrs. Harrison’s is certainly phenomenal.”
vers The
noice
H. James |
John |
Benj. Roger», |
inside the |
Dodd’s Medical Hall. |
unfortanate | very |
Partridge during her |
the ans | pices of the Summer School of Science |
} The Hon. D. Laird, Chairman of Wate: Wim Heard, beg 9
members Of tie Visit tne
Commissioners, and towk a number of the Summer Scheo! of )waterwork>. After an enjoyable drive and inspection of our ‘waterworks, the visitors returned to the c ty fully satisfied that Charlottetown enjoys a good system of waterworks.
Yesterday, one of our embryonic sailors was observed navigating Government | Pood with a somewhat obsolete type of a } vessel. The hull was composed of three logs, the longer in the center. To a mast was affixed a sail made from a potato | bay. A stick served asa radder. Thia | peculiar eraft certainly did not go {eo fast
Science to
| as the lobster factory boats, but never- theless did succeed in covering the whole length of the pond.
| The anaual picnic of the employes of
| Haszard & Movre will be held at Elliott's
} Mills on Saturday next. They have our
| best wishes for a good time. j THE INCOME TAX, Sirn,—With your permission, I will
| draw the attention of the public to the in- } justice of the Peters tax on fire insurance. | AS was pointed out by the Opposition |}members in the Legislature, this tax | would fall on the insured entirely, and not } on the insurance companies. They know it now with a vengeance. The most ob- | noxious feature of it is that it falls directly {and most heavily on property outside of | Charlottetown and Summerside. The | premium rates on villages ure from one to | five per cent., while city rates are about }one per cent. and A country store | carrying $10,000 insurance pays annually le premium, on the average, of about $400, |while a like rixk in the city is { only $100! Now, the addition caused by
| the Peters tax will be on the country store
| $20, and on the city store $5. Besides,
} you will observe the country «tore pays a
| direct Provincial property tax, whilst the | city atore goes scot free. Why this dis- } crimination ? Does Peters wish to kill out the country stores? It seems like it. The country can now see plainly the advan- | t
less.
tage to Charlottetown and Summerside of taki ng their lawyers to represent country | districts. They mis-reprerent the country | and work fer the towns. In conclusion, I ask, where is the justice of taxing a man | because he is compelled to carry fire insurg fance 2? Everyene knows that fire insur- ance is aterrible burden, but the Peters idea of relief is to ald to it. Ove Or Tue Fierce. —
Tue Twettau.—The members of Boyne | and St. George’s Lodges, of Orangemen, met at their hall this morning at nine o'clock, and headed by the Band of the S2nd Battalion marched in precession to the Baptist Church where they were ad- dreased by Rev. Mr. Corey. After the sermon the majority of the brethren, with the band, left for Recky Point, where a picnic is being held. The brethren pre- sented a good appearance on parade and the band music was also gool. A num! er of the brethren, with the Artillery Band, | left in the early train for Freetown, where | another tea is in progress.
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PARIS GREEN.
STOCK FRESH ——AND-——-
Guaranteed Pure,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.
Corner Kent and Prince Streets. Corner Queen and Richmond Streets.
PROCLAMATION
| | | |
| Regarding Hard Times, Etc.
| TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC:
Whereas, various causes have combined to render money muck, scarcer than usual ; and whereas, because of the short crop | laat year and the low price of eggs, etc., | this year, all are under the necessity of | making every dollar go just as far as pos- sible; and whereas, this is no time to attempt to profit by the misfortunes of | others by selling goods at the same prices | that prevailed iu times of plenty. Now be | it known that we, knowing, realizing and : appreciat-ng these facts, do hereby pro-
claim the fact that from and after this |date the Furniture made by us will be , sold at prices adjusted to suit the poekets ‘of the people in these close times, And | to the end that our prices may be known of all men, we hereby invite all interested | parties to call and find out the prices that | will now prevail at
MARK WRIGHT & 60., LTD,
Get a genuive Bargain while they la-t.
THINK OF IT!
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$3 and $4
—-—FOR———
EIGHTYCENTS
Its a shame to sell those CHILDREN’S COATS AND SUMMER ULSTERS at 89 ceate, but we must close out a few odd lots, even though they are worth $3 and #4 each, to make room for the usual display in our Mantle Room in a few weeks.
BEER BROS.
Tar Weatreen.—Geverally fair and
warmer,
* . i cnet eae
AT THE BUTTS,
Tue return shooting match between the Pownal and Montague teams was shot on the range at Montague yesterday, and resulted in the Pownal marksmen winning by 38 points, The six o'clock in the morning and was not finished until about nine at night. There was a heavy rain fall for about an heur, which materially delayed the firing. The
shooting began at
scores follow :— MONTAGUE,
Yards.
200 400 500 600
W A Jolmestone 26 36° 3:
Total.
22 Elé RC Dewar 34 8326.6 22 114 D A Martin 26: 36. Se 28° OER 1D A Stewart 26 25 30 228..-109 G A The uip-on <3. 32 ? 2F: kee DR -berteo 23° ‘St 27-287 7 d A. S:ewart......... STOP 20° ise it W Stews 23° 31 27 2AAG D VeLeod Si: 32.624 2 ee DE McDonad acth ea oe tee WM ‘ 9 @ 24: :20 163 w 43.1 aT os: 2a te 92 128% POWNAL.
Yards i 200 400 500 600 c da Weatherby ee ee ee Ws Jenkins ae ee. we 2 Se
6 Gay ..s.::
te B McRae H Jones
W E Smith....-. fo 27:24 Be FJonéai....... veouckk. S32) 2. 80 & Mlones::......-...52 .21 38 in). 66 CARER. ..0.4.200-..23' 28 25 28” 106 AOR a ccksccckesic Oe ae: OG CRS © MME icc de A Kennedy....:......32 82 25 13 168
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PERSONAL. Mr. Mollison, of the Summerside Pio- weer, is in the city.
At the Queen Hotel this forenoon, tie arrivals were: W.Mutch, Eidon; J. Cox, Montreal.
We regret to hear of the illness of Mr. Nicholas Watson, one of the best-known drivers on the [sland railway.
The Rev. Mr. Maggs preached his fare- well sermon ta Sunday evening to a large congregation. Mr. Vaggs goes to Sussex, N. B.
Registered at the Eureka Hotel yester- day: Angus Lamont, Stanseholl, P. E. I. Jonh Webster, wife and child, Lowell, Mass.; A. Johnson, Ryctouche, N. B.
Mr. John Guan, formerly in the employ of E. W. Taylor, Charlottetown, but now connected with the large wholesale estab- lishment of M. S. Brown, Haijlifax, -is spending his vaeation here.
The arrivals at the Hotel Davies this forenoon were: P J Quinn, St John; W H Schaefer, Moncton; Geo R Montgomery, Alberton; Frank Crowther, Boston; Mrs Crowther, do; IT Longworth, Truro.
Mr. W. H. Chandler, eldest son of Wm. Chandler, Esc,, steward of the steamer St. Lawrence, arrived horite. on a visit from Denver, Col.,on Monday night, after an absence of fifteen.vears in the West. Mr. Chandler is a first-cl¥es mechanic, and now holds the responsible. position of foreman in one of the largest machine shops in Denver. His many friends here will be glad te see him again, looking hale and hearty.
Summerside on
DIED. At North Cardigan, on June 20th, Charles Hatton Spurgeon Bruce, aged 3 years and 8 months, dearly beloved son of James and Sarah Bruce.
At East Point,on the 19th ‘June, Wil- liam. L. Ellsworth, son of James and Susan Ellsworth, in the 21st year of his age.
At Winchester, Mass., on the 7th inst., Harriet Tiorne, beloved wife of William Thorne and danghter of the late Thomas Cook, of Charlottetown, aged 52 years. Her remains were brought here yesterday for interment.
Pimples, boils and other humors of the blood are liable to break out in the warm weather. Prevent it by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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LOCAL NOTICES Advertisements under this heading cnarged for at the rate often cents per line.
For gents’ uncereclothing go to J B Mac- donald & : jl2 4i
A nice lot of straw hats selling out cheap at J B Maedonald & Cé’s.
‘+3 Or.
jl2 4i
The rainmakers again—They cannot apoilour rain proof coats, and if they do, we will refund—Jas Paton & Co.
iy 12-31 We are going to make a grand show of photographic pictures Saturday afternoon and evening. These are certainly fine goods, including a large variety of sub- jects. In fact you can get any. subject al- most from us in this line of goods. Don't fail to see our show, and “no harm” to puta little money in your pocket; you will want to buy when you see them.— Bazaar Co.
Steamed clams at Large’s restaurant. tf
Hire’s Root Beer Extract at
Watson's. fone?! tf
Call and see the splendid assortment of erockery, glass and chinaware that are of fered so cheap at the cheap crockery store —W P Colwill. j27 3w dw
For cramps in the stomach take a few drops of Dr. Manning’s german remedy, diluted in either warm or cold water. The effect is instantaneous. Sold by all drug- Ge a EE RS Fae oc eeee
a |
WHITE VESTS,
BATHING SUITS,
STRAW HATS,
LIGHT TIES.
Harris SLEW
ees a = oe
EXAMINER . . - -
oneness
Cash Buyers
sorry for t radi
Bros, CARPETS, CLOTHIN HATS,
WOE BROS.
—OFFER—-
SPECIAL IRDUCEMENTS
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During July !
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You can’t find anyone who is
ne at Prowse
G, COTTONS,
- FURNISHINGS,
by jv endless Variety.
PiiC WSE BROS,, The Cheap Men.
Charlottetown, July 4, 1894.
Make No
BEINSPECTION SOLICITED.
Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine,
Prepared strictly according to the British Pharmacopeia, Quinine in this agreeable form is quicker in action and more reliable than when taken in Capsules, Powders or | Pills. Dose—Half a wineglassful. by all druggists. Sample bottle free to physi- clans upon receipt of card.
MEAGHER BROS. & CO., feb26—d&w 3m ontreaL
SUVERWAR OUR STORE
speak, and lovers of the artistic and bean- tiful are always eager to look over ovr display. No one overlooks it, and.: we never overlook the requirements of the public of Charlottetown in vur line. | ‘The fall in value of the- white metal makes silverware very. reasonable in price, and the:new designs are more elegant than ever. In this department we have Pickle Dishes for. $1.25, Cake Baskets, Fruit Dishes, &c., very pretty and not expensive.
E.W. TAYLOR,
: CAMERON BLOCK. julyl0
Wants, Lost, Found, &&
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
WANTED School. Apply to School rrustees,
Janitor for West Kent Street E.. STEWART, Secretary eod tf—julyl2
TTS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—‘n fpright Piano in good repair to sell or rent by the month.—C, 1. MORRISON, Auctioneer.
julylt
WASHING.—Mrs. Egan, Malpeque Road, opposite old English-burial ground, will be giad to do washing for any persoos who may have orders for her. Work carefuily done.
julyi0—3i_ pd
TO BE LE?.—The House and Premises on Richmond Street, at present occupied by Mr. Joseph Kent. wpply to Francis P. MoCar- RON. 3i eod pd—jy10
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF ‘REAL: ES- T .T#&.—I want to purchase a few acres of land near town. Any party having a small lut of land with. buildings, within three or four miles 6f Charlottetown, for sale, can find a cash eustomer by addressing with descrip- tion J. T. W., P. O. Box 554. 2w—jyiv
WANTED—A boy to learn the watehmak- ing. and jewelry business. Apply at G. G. JURY’s. iw—july?
PLEASANT POINT—A few Boarders can be accommodated at Pleasant Point, North River—one of the mest beautiful spots on the Tsland, on application to MRs. FL¥IGER. july 6
WANTED—<a -zervant for general house- work. Apply to Mks. E. Davy, Richmond treet. july5 tf
WANTED—At the Acadia Hotel, a good Laundress. Apply at the Fish Market. july
WANTED—A Boy to attend a borse and make himself useful about 4 bouse. Apply at this office. jane27 tf
j ee at PICNIC BOILERS to rent at H. D. Wan- MAN’S, Upper Queen Street. if--june2)
p< BRR es) a.
land to let, with pump and clear water on sime, near Government Pond. Apply to Ww. C. HARRIS. june26 tf
TO RENT. -Watermere the residence ee Ge vernor Howlan with 3 acres of ground at - ed. also Parkview Cottage with one acre. Apply to A. MCNEILL.
handle our agency. Permanent position good man.— Brows BrRoTHEeRS CoMPANY, Teronto, Ont. lm-eod—jup
TO LET--A House painted and papered ae situated on Water Street, near Rou House. Apply to Mrs. LOWDEN, Esplanade.
FOUND—A-purse containing a small sum — meee. Apply at SanDERSON & Co's. une. y
juneld
FOUNTD—A sum of money. Owner can have same by amp | at Carter's Bookstore and paying for this ad, june 1
i8 a repository of art, an art house, so to |
PASTURE—About an aere of rich pasture
3 af
NOTE THIS!
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Mistake.
x Three Doors North. of ‘Old Stand: is Our Place of Busine
Large Stock of Family Supplies at a Small Advance on Cost!
J. D. MACLEOD & CO.
Rogers’ Building Queen Street, Charottetown.—jun 26 tu thu sat
AUCTION SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale by
For sale | Auction on Upper Saint Peters Road, on
Monday [6th July.
At 2 o’clock p. m. The Standing Crep of 35 acres Hay adjoining the property of the late Ralph Brecken, between the Upper and Lower St. Peters Rou t+. Also at 3 o’cluck p. m—
The Standing Crop of 50 Acres Hay
on Lower St. Peters Road, adjoining the | property of Benjamin Wright Esq. | Terms at sale, \
A. A. McDowxatp, W. W. Suniivax, Freperick Peters, ‘Trastees iate Owen Connolly. 5 dy tl Ba wee
THEN. 4 VST
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__In presenting to tha pote our No. 4 i'Maehine, we feel tha’ we haue combined Pall the ie card}. ¢ improvements of the | mo . iHVesu.c and experienced mechan.
The Carriage uf thi. Machine coutains many practical improvement , the useful- ness of which willat once be apparent. Among those specially worthy of mention are the following: —
The new and improved Release Key, whereby the carriage can be released as well when raised as when lowered, and can be positively stopped ata given point without the allowance of a single space for momentum. This instantaneous stop- ping will undoubtedly be much appre- cioted by rapid operators.
A new irrangement for makiag Single, Double and Triple spaces.
A new and inaproved Paper Feed, which is almizable both for its simplicity and the impossibility of getting out of adjust- ment. A line can be written clear to the bottom of the paper.
Still another feature is the new Space Key, which has a Perpendicular Drop, the same as the rest of the keys. | Besides the improvements, this Machine and ains all the good points of our No. cont No.2 Machines.
The speed of the Yost can be limited | only by the ability of the operator to find jand properly strike the keys. This we
guarantee. | In other words, its mechanism is con- | trived to respond instantly to the touch of | the operator by the adeption of certain ex- pedients, by the use of which— lst. The touch is soft and even, and the depression slight.
Zuid. The carriage feeds immediately after the type leaves the paper.
3rd. The escapement is so arranged as to be perfect and uniform.
4th. There is no ribbon movement to require attention or consume power.
Sth. The arrangement of the keyboard conduces to great speed.
6th. Rapidity does not affect the align- ment.
The Yost is by far the cheapest Writing Machine, because it is the most economical in respect to Inking, Supplies, Repairs, Durability, Ease of Learning, Ease of Action, Size, Weight, Beauty of Work, Speed, etc.
SF" Second-hand Ribbon and Shift Key
Machines for sale cheap.
IRA CORNWALL,
General Agent for Maritime Provinces, St. John, N. B. D. B. STEWART, * 7" "Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
FOR SALE.
wd oe ‘Valuable Business Premises
SITY CANVASSER of good addres (2 1
yA Murray Harbor South, Lot 64.
The undersigned offer for sale that very desirable Business Property, consisting of Store, Dwelling House and Outbuildings, with about 3} acres of land formerly owned and occupied by John T. Hugh.
Full particulars given on application.
DAVIES & HASZARD, Solicitors, etc.
Citown, May 14, 1894—m th & wy 6w |
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- THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1894.
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Charlottetown, July 11, 1894—dy
THE SUMMER GIRL
shoes. Oxford
withou
voted t turally
town are
hereabouts, as sensible as she is lovely.
to be without,
comes to us for her This fact proves her to be Those Ties of ours are just teo cool and a summer girl t 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
he handsomest in town. Na- the young ladies of Charlotte- in a flutter over our shoe
triumph, and even though Miss Smith
looked
long, she could never look
prettier from a shoe point of view than she would wearing a pair of our in-
imitabl up.
FORTS
lady sh
comfort.
e Oxfords sold at 60 cents and
We also have DONGOLA COM-
for old ladies. Every old ould have a pair to enjoy real Always come to us if in
search of something good and cheap,
J. Bo MACDONALD & CO.
How Gollars
v! Pweg bred! paiko bia 8
ee Lila Leaks
i? An losses crrent Fortunes are ac- euiulated, A loss of a few dollars bo ia suit of c] hing liaiy seem a
guail thing to s tue wen, but it is these that make tun’ The man who, usteal of dealing with us, goes
osses stich as men Poor, isexs rere and vets poor, shabby ods acd s'int- hod, careless work in the making-of these goods, is likely to look pene’ and feel poor, too tx Pore many Var Us. Gentlemen, stop these little letks by dealing ouwly with our fia, and you will then be sure of having clothing that will luck wet, wear well and : 3
tit well.
D. A. BRUCE, MERCHANT TAILOR.
“Birds of P. E. Island,”
25c
“Natural History of P. E. Island,” 35c
By FRANCIS
BAIN.
HASZARD & MOORE.
Charlottetown, July 10, 1894—t t s
Buggies, Pheetons, Road Carts, Road Wagons, Market
Wagons, Business Wagons, Jump Seat Bu
styles, elegantly finished, and our prices are right.
spect our stock before buying.
ggies—ne west
In-
A. HORNE & CO.
Charlottetown, June 8, 1894—dy law why 4i
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F. DeC. DAVIES, Agent for the cele- |
brated “COMET” for P.
St. George | jus
Island.
E.
Liberal terms,
“THE COMET.”
Prices and Catalogues at the
Pharmacy.
o BS 3 &
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100, cases assorted Syrups, 50 “ Montseratt LimegJuice, 30 “ W.I. Lime Juice, 500 gallons Syrups, assorted flavors, in bris, kegs or demijohns. CARVELL BROS. - July 6—2w eod
REMOVAL!
MR. ROBERT BRAIRSTO
AUCTIONEER,
Qiieen Street.
About the lst of May Mr. Beairsto will move into the Store on corner of Queen and Grafton Streets, now used by Mr. J. q Taylor as a Book bindery.
ch29— dy
PARIS GREEN
BERGER’S. The best made.
1 LB. TINS. The safest and best to handle,
Wholesale and Retail at low- est rates at
WATSON'S DRUG STORE.
june21
Columbia Bicycle Tires
A difference of opinion exists among riders regarding the merits of the single and inner tube tires, and a choice of the two styles is
offered on the 1894 Columbia wheels, You can have the strong resillient and easily repaired Co- jumbia single tube or their new
inner tube, which you will unhesitatingly -ronounce far ahead of any «Aver tire of this type. Full parti. v'ars in catalogue,
which you can 9))tain from
R. M. Young, Agent.
P. E. Island Rail
: 5 Way, Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the
trains of this Railway will run dally (Sundays
excepted) as follows :—
Trains Outward. Trains Inward. down Read up
SURE DEATH
—TO THE—
POTATO BU
IF THEY TASTE OUR
GS !
Faris Creen.
We warrant every pound to be strictly PURE.
Fergusson Alexander’s in stock.
Five tons
DODD & ROGERS.
Charlottetown, June 29, 1894—tu th sat
PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 20 600...... Charlottetown.......62) 94 801 614..... Royalty Junction.....606 919 3H) 68 -North Wiltshire. ..... 5M 830 405 63.......Hunter River -52 815 Ei wee - Bradalbane 50h 739 455 790..........Mmeraid..,.......4% 79 Cie TON disses Freetown. ........ 46 70 BES Fic ocd cos ensington........49 68 600 815) ~oeene Ar Ml s00ee 5 46 615 PM Summerside AM 140 830§.......Ly¥ Bini (30 16 SEB 6 Bi cecisees Miscouche......... 33 Ws Bee Wiiksescess Wellington ........ 307 1017 a. eee I snes ste 237 935 620 DOD. cocveciea EGOET c00c00x08s 146 800 Oe SON s o000 cceu Bloomfield....,.... 186 744 4) =r Alberton..........1@ 7% 655 115... .«Tignish 1223 60 PM AM PM AM AM PM AM PM 6 300....... Charlottetown.......92) S235 6) 315.....Royalty Junction.....9@ 515 7 ein ocenscou: Bedford ..... -30 40 805 406)....... Ar Lv.....0( 615 46 Mount Stewa: t
CID OFDD ccccens Ly Ar......-€ 810 35 OGD COB ivdecocens MOU.» coved ean 742 31 920 5. .....00- Mt POS. .cccocnret ee 32 1014 688........Bear River. ........ 64 18 O66 66. .:...0:0:- MOM cc ee AM PM AM PM AM P} M PM 82> 410.......Mount Stewart......810 346 OSS 6@...... 0. MIL Fs... vse 6 O37 1000 52)........ wR 70 215
M P PM PM AM Deideursssateus he NR. Conde sccussane 76 DE wcccccenanes Cape Traverse.... . 6% PM AM
D. POTTINGER, Gen, Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways, Moncton, N. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown.
Railway Offices, 3ist May, 1804.
Keep Off the Grass
We'll Allow No One te Tres- pass on our Toilet Business !
We have a pleasent, smooth Rubber un- breakable Comb at 10 cents. Call and see them.
Our stock of Brushes, Perfumes, etc., is
complete. REDDIN BROS., # June25—eod Opp. Post Office,
Has Removed his Office to Store oceupied by Mr. W. B, tobe
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