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bye £85 ewart, London House, HaysTTis * i | spp CLOTHING.—Seven cases now | ot Md : : . } ia more expected. Harris & Stew- Bp od and ‘ or jon House. oct23 | ™ ne 0s i
nel a aie es TyyANTS-~ The daintiest little hoods cants, in silk and wool, cashmere and " al! wool, at Stanley Bros, i ee sep 29 3i eod » toa'g overcoats and }eefers, boys’ overcoats, yr g§6«6The best value we have ever | 5 pee aris & otew art, London House. _ oct23i | - oot STYLES .~V assar, Cora, Hixon, Hel- tg pew shapes of American Felt o-day at Stanley Bros
, Va e', mas Bic. ate en opedeu . } 63, OF sep 29 3ieo0d |
—-——— . .¢ Covrt.—This morning two! " : rm gere fined $3 and $1 respectively, 5 * he defendant in an assault case was | adj $2.
sslitelailliata rere Tom's Canin.—Peck & Furs- ME .. Vucle Tom's Cabin Company appear ie Lyceum on Wednesday and Thurs- vy crenings next. a) aiid sxe oy TEMPERANCE.—A regular meet- % ¢ Victoria Division will be held in Mc-} 3 Hali on Monday evening at 8 =... Strangers in the city and all visit- | "brethren welcome. : ciatitipnsiin fv, the largest stock, finest quality, ; va askes and lowest prices in cape coats : wi nap reefars, Prowse Bros. the W onder- s)Cheap Men, take th: lead. All others blow. ol 31 - coreg EXHIBITIONS —It is said that there less than twenty-five cattie shows this week and forty three before |
f the season.
Soe fi 7 wd falls .
7 The mumber of! Sy gs ig woreasing rapidly each ygar.
the ladies of Charlottetown admit that we mn bowing the largest variety of Boys’, fuths’ and Gents' Overcoats, Ulsters, Cape ercoats and Reefers ver shown in Char-
«town, algo the cheapest. Call and see or pourself.—‘crmes Paton & Co. ep2t—dy Siwv li
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Piveznovs —Lhe pump on Grafton Street,
oe, The pleufor: in «& dangerous con-
Mion and some of ing in the neigh!
orhood will likely come
wgrief unless something is done with it ”
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oe an. ‘ We have received an likeness of
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ELD EN acellent photograph
Abbott, from the enterprising firm of H. } Shorey & Co., who'escle clothiers, Montreal | Anpresentative of the firm will call upon |
thirpatrons here in a few days. sasilimiiaeds
P.E. Isuanp Hosprrat.—-The P. E. Is- ld Hs ital and Society will meet in St. Pyal’s Schoolroom to-morrow (Saturday) at tp. m, Co)lectors and al] indies interest- «lin that institution are cordially invited to be present.
Raitienissines
Iris a matter of astonishment that so many women suffer in silence the troubles peculiar totheir sex when Dr. Williams’ Pivk Pills uzan unfailing cure. Suppressions, derange- ments, weakness, etc, especially yield to their treatment. Sold by dealers or sent on reeeipt of price (50 cents a box) by addressing Dr. Williams Med. Co., Brockville, Ont. Iw
From Haurrax.—The steamer Fastnet, Captain Hupkins, arrived here from Hali- lux via intermediate ports, at half-past two mt Wednesday afternoon, with a general argo and two passengers— Miss Benoit and Miss Macdonald. She left on return at four o'clock yesterday afternoon with a catgy of oats, potatoes, pork, etc., and five yissengers,
siiiidedicii
TrepHone Repuces His Recorp. — In the free-for-all races at St. Johnsbury, Vt. Tellie (formerly Telephone) by Ab- tallah, jr, took first money in a race of ive hests, and reduced his record from 238} to 2.252. He took the third, fourth amd fifth heats in 2.25}, 2 333, 2 304. Jerry Almont took the first and second heats in 231} and 2.34. Telephone is good stuff, as his time was the best ever mide oa the track, which is a half-mile one.
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Uiese Excursion —One of the most in- letesting things to be seen the coming fall the United States, isthe big Food and Health Exposition, which takes piace in We Unmense Mechanic's Hall building, Boston, between October Sih and 24th. For many years past these expositions have taken place at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other Jarge cities, and have iWatiably been the magnet of attraction OT thousands of pe: p'e. The Charlotte- ‘own Navigation Co., and the Canada At- “antic Steamship Company will issue excur- Hon tickets, return, to Boston at one first tliss fare from all station, to leave Hali- fax by the S.S. Halifax, October 14th and “lst. Numerous attractions will be of- fred to excursionists arriving by the “eaimer Halifax. This cheap rate will in- dee a large number to take the opportun- ty of visiting the hub of New England.
— Boston.—The steamer State of Miiana, Captain Doane, satled for Boston last evening witha general carco and the following pa engers : Mrs Kickh@m, Miss Sar), OS Ellis and wife, Chas Wyatt. “einie R Ellis, Kate Wilson, Kate Mar ray, Mrs Jas Landrigan, Flora Connolly, wll Toombs, Sarah “ Neill. Mrs Jas Me- *e, Miss Hughes, M.ogie Dogherty, Mrs at Haszard, Miss Haszird, John Ken- tin y. Sarah McLean, Annie Green, Eve- whe Green, Bertha Green, Emma Hines, Gute Ellsworth, Laura Melnnis, C Kent, Ellen Macdonald, Minnie Me- ek, Mary J Hanlen, Mrs J R Clarke, - Clarke, Bertie Clarke, L McCormack, uD O'Donnell, Kate Fitzgerald, Minnie vid, J Green, R Haff-y, M Haffey, A vik Ann Haffey, N McLeod, J Doyle, anbuskirk, M Doyle, Beila Macdonald, ae Halip moy aud two childreu, Miss ald cLeed, Miss T McLeod, Miss Macdon- q etezie E Stewart, K A Stewart, Jas Mell, Ethel Patten, Miss Shaw, Miss Urray, K ite M-Caskell, RM Coftia, set ay Bruce, Miss Stanlake, Miss Lee , artin,
THE DAILY EX
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
dle ile PECIAL Despatonus to Tag EXAMINER.
4 HEAVY FIRE.
Great Loss of Wharf Pro-
perty. Half a Million Burnt Up.
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Hatrrax, Oct, 2. The most disastrous fire that has occur- red in Halifax for years broke out at
sleven o'clock last evening in Merlin’s planing mills, situated on Taylor's wharf, near the Cunard wharves.
The following wharves were burned with the buildings thereon: Cronan’s North Wharf, John Taylor's Wharf, the Liverpool Wharf, DeWolf’s two wharves, North and South-W est Wharf, and Hamilton’s South Wharf. The buildings adjoining these wharves were also burned. The loss will reach at least half a million dollars.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
MEETING AT HALIFAX
Election of Moderator.
Statistics.
Some
Haurrax, Oct, 2.
At the meeting of Synod last evening the Rev. J. McMillan, retiring Moderator preached ably from Psalm 122, verse 7, (**Peace be within thy walls and plenteous- ness within thy palaces”) upon the ambi- tion of the masses in times of prosperity. He showed that the last year has proved that prosperity is largely existing among us.
Rev. H. B. McKay, of Wallace, was upanimously elected Moderator.
The report on changes since last meeting showed 6 deaths, 8 licenses, and 2 recep- tions,
One hundred and ninety-seven ministers and elders answered to their names.
The weather is delightful, and the Synod
ilar } ; : os ikiren of people | promises to be the best meeting of its kind,
RECIPROCITY.
Postponement of Negotiations on Account of Blaine’s Health,
nee tee nee ne mee
Orrawa, Oct. 2.
A telegram was received yesterday from the British Minister at Washington informing the Canadian Government that the state of Mr. Blaive’s health is such as to prevent him fiom taking pirt in the in the intended negotiations with Canadian representatives ou the 12th inst., requesting that negotia- tions be postponed until he should be able to participate.
A reply was sent last evening assenting to the proposal, but expressing the hope that the meeting would not be delayed beyond the eud of the year, as the Canadian Parliament would reaseemble early in the next year, and it would be inconvenient for the Canadian ministers to be absent from here during the session,
O'Brien Convicted. |
Monrreal, Oct. 2.
Richard Neil O'Brien waa found guilty yesterday morning, in the Court of Queen’s Bench, of libelling Prince George of Wales by sending false and malicious despatches tu the American papers. The jury was composed of half Eaglish ani half French and was unanimous in its verdict, but re- commended O’Brien to the mercy of the court,
Donald McMaster, speaking for the pro- secution, said right had been vindicated, and they would be satisfied even if sen- tence were suspended. Judge Cross then read O'Brien a severe lesson, and he left the court.
Mistaken Missioners.
Sr Joun, Oct. 2.
Reports from the British Farmer Dele- gates in the Mamtime Provinces show that they have quite mistaken their mission and appear much more anxious to resurreet the Cubden Club theories in Canada than to obtain the information which they came to procure regarding our country. The Gov- ernment have therefore ceased to advise or aid them, and have notified them accord - ingly.
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ReGreevy in Canada.
Monrreal, Oct. 2.
Thomas McGreevy, ex-M. P. for Quebec | West, was bere to-day, and attended 4 | meeting of the directors of the Richelieu ' and Ontario Navigation Co.
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FOR SALE.
rWHE subscriber offers for sale that desir- able property at Southport, Lot 48, comprising about 14 acres of Land, with Dwelling and Outhouses. ‘ E If not previously so'd at Private Sale, the ‘above property, with Household Furniture, i will be offered at Public Afiction on October (123th next, ot 1 o'clock, p. m. | This property is too well known to need ‘further description. For turther particulars
apply on the premises to : — MR3. PATRICK CODY.
septli-—wy 5i
'TED.—A strong boy about 16 or 17 to
vi parcels and do other work ia re oa goods store. Apply at this office. tf—sept
,) RENT —Dwelling House on Kent Street, ying Beas a City Hall, containing nine rooms,
» closets, water and guod cellar, occupied to eae. ‘Chappell, Architect, will be vacant ab: at October 3rd. Apply to
Prince Street.
(i, SCANTLEBURY, 103 eod—sept23
iS. ere
netiaioiiees ~ Otten ait Leeann =
| | | 2 rIXHE BRIGT. * VARUNA,” to load
next week for i velit ek for the West Indies, has |
A Few Horses on Freight. Space should be applied for at once,
FENTON T. NEWBERY. octl—dy 2i pat
PURE-BREDSTOCK.
Ws will sell by Auction, on the Exhibition A Grounds, immediately after sale of Stock Farm Stock, the following Stock, the property of 8. FP, Longworth ;—
2 pure-bred Shorthorn Bull Calves, oe “Heifer, 3 years. This Heifer has taken two first and one
second prize at Provincial Exhibitions,
—~-— ALSO—-— .
Pure-bred Shorthorn Bull (registered pedi- gree), 3 years old, owned by H. W. Flaiger.
—-~—- ALSO ——
Pure-bred Jersey Heifer in calf, 3 years old, No. 293, N. S. Register, owned by Joseph Taylor. Vhis Heifer Jbas taken first — at the Provincial Exhibitions siace a calf.
And several other well-bred Cattle. Terms at sale.
E. H. NORTON & CO., _Bept29 —eod wy li Auctioneers. 3
PUBLIC NOTICE.
HE following Pure-bred Stock from the
Stock Farm will bé sold at PUsSLIC AUCIION, at the Provincial Exhibition Grounds, on WEDNESDAY, 7th October, at Two o'clock, p. m., viz.,~
One Ayrshire and one Shorthorn Bull, ri-‘ng 5 years (superior animals),
3 Cows (1 Ayrshire and 2 Shorthorns), one extra beef.
6 Calves, 3 Sheep and 6 Lambs.
A Mare and Foal, and a number of Pigs.
PETER SINCLAIR, Chairman Stock Farm.
_Ch'town, Ovt. 1, 1891—tl dte es Imported Registered Horses.’
Y instroctions from Mr. (reorge Tweedy, we will sell by Auction, on tre Ex ibi- tion Grounds,
Gn Thursday, October sth,| AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,
* @IRPIZLD LUCKY
The Shire Stallion HARRY,” 7756. ~——ALSO—— The Yorkshire Coaching Staliion ‘‘ PRE- MIER, 1138 Both perfectly sound and®sure Sires, Terms and full particalars at sale. E. H. NORTON & CO., septl8—wy 3i Auctioneers.
APULLINARIS,
The Queen of Table Waters.”
16,000,000 Gallons Bottled in 1890.
REDDIN BROS., Sole Agents.
jy30—4m eod pd
WANTS, LOST, FOUND &
— Sena tees eens
WANTED.—A boy about 15 or 16 years of age (must be honest) to attend a horse and make himself useful about the house. Also, a boy to learn the trade. Inquire at the store of A. HEK- MANS & SON. oct?
TO LET.—A Cottage containing eight rooras, kitchen and pansy. situated on Grafton
Street, opposite the Prince of Wales College.
Any person reati this house will have the
opportunity of baying furniture, carpets and
ether house furnishings, all new, at a reason-
able ec Apply to J. A. NICHOLSON.
oct
T°? LET.—One-half of house situated on corner of Euston and Hillsborough Streets, lately
occupied by Mr. D. T. Johnaton. Apply to Mrs. F, PARKER CaRVELL. 31 eod—oct2
OST.—Between Dr. Johnson’s and the Driving
Park, on Monday afternoon, 28tk imst., a
purse cop ng several notes. Finder will please leave it at this office. septsd
RACKED OATS, Bran and Shorts at the Roller Milis. 6i eod —sept2g9
WANTED —A girl for general housework. Réterences required. Apply to Mns. KR. B.
Norton, Upper Prince Street. sept24
Wh fED.—Two or three good Journeymea Yailors at A. J. M URPRY’S. sept28 wa? TED.—A gir) for general housework in a family of three. Apply at this office. septli—tf
AGENTS WANTED —"Life of Sir John,” by his Nephew. Baroness Macdonald kindly expressed the hope “that the boox would be suc- e-asful from every point of view.” Hugh John Macdonald, after reading part of the manuscript, wrote Col. Macpherson—‘I can honestly con- gratulate you on the success of your work.” Any rson wishing fac-simile letters of Sir John and sis son proving the authenticity of the book, send one-cent stamp for postage and they will be mailed immediately. Apply to EARLE PUBUISH- ING Houss, St. John, N. B. sep26
WANTED,—A girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs, C, B, CHAPPERUL, Euston Street. 3i eod pd-—sept30
LET.—On Sidney Street East, that nice
Cottage, containing five rooms, with good yard and splendid place for garden fenced oft ; »iso, good barn on the premises, the property ot the late Wm. Trail. Rent moderate. Posses-ion viven Ist «f Octover. Apply to PETER CLARKIN King Street East. 2w eod—sept2l
WANTED.—A girl for general housework, Good reference required, Apply to Mks, Fury, Upper Prince Street. 6i eod—sept30
LET.—One-half of that pleasantly situated House en the corner of Pownal and Sidney
~ ts, containing eightrooms. Apply to he eos eod td —sept9
AW) LET.—One-half of house on King Street, at
present occupied by Captain Knos Rake, containing eight large rooms with closets. Pos- session given 9th of October next. The house is in first-class order, and is well adapted for a private residence or a boarding house. Also— One-half of house on King Street, known as Tod-
i use, containing ten rooms with closets and bier in first-class order Rent moderate. Apply to John Keily, Esq.., Water Commiesioner, or to the owner, EpwakD KxKLLY, Southport,
sept
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Free Exhibition During Exhibition
TAS. PATON
will show this Wonderful Machi Carpet Room, on Tae and Friday, 6th, 7th, Sth
pf)
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A mn ni: HERE IAL f WONDERE at Hal i Util og aaa’
day, Wednesday, and 9th of October, at the
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Days. & CO.
ne in their New
Thursday
following hours each morning:—From 8.30 till 10
o'clock, and evenings from 5
: : till & p.m. friends can secure tickets at Bas. Paten
Country &, Co's.
Our New Stock of FALL GOODS are opened, and marked at such low prices that will effect speedy
sales. See our new Dress Goods. Shawls, Furs, Millinery, ete.
JAS. PATO
Mantles, Ulsters,
Remember the address:
VY & CO., BROWN’S BLOCK,
168 MARKET SQUARE.
Charlottetown, October 2, 1891—wky
Grand Exhibition
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ULLY equipped with New and Cheap Goods for tne Season's trade. which has been purchased principaily for Cash in the best markets of the world, and being
satisfied with small profits, we can assure all wao trade with us on P. K. Island. Special Lines and Prices for Exhibition Week.
New Millinery! New Dress Goods !
12,000 yards White Cottons, 3,000 yards Fleecy Cottons, 4,600 pets and Oil Cloths; special lines of Winter Underclothing ; lowest prices in the city.
Charlottetown, September 28, 1891—dy & wky
LSHRNG’.
New Jackets !
We have a large stock
the very best value to be had
New Ulsters !
An immense stock of New Woolen Goods, New Silk Goods, New Fur Goods, Dress and Mantle Trimmings; a big display of Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters; 25,000 yards Grey Cottons,
yard: Flannels; Cheapest Car- Dry Goods ot all kinds at the
PERKINS & STERNS.
PATT
We are the ONLY REAL . PATTONS doing a Dry Goods Bi
MAERE A NOTE O
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ness increases at the same rate as
time we are in business as long as petitors.
STREET, two doors below
Charlottetown, September 15, 1891—eod & wky
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
In Every Line Buring This Week and Next.
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INCLUDING
Writing Desks, Ink Stands, Whisk Hulders, etc., ede. WINDOW SHADES, ROOM PAPER and CURTAIN POLES away below anything in Town. BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION and Style of Binding kept constantly on hand. SCHOOL and COLLEGE BOOKS cheaper than the cheapest. A large assortment of FANCY STATIONERY PAPER from 3 cts. per quire ; ENVELOPES, 3 cts. per package ; FOOLSCAP, 7 cts. per quire.
BAZAAR STORE,
Ch'town, Sept. 30, 1891—eod & wky QUEEN STREET.
We have only been open One Week.
Grand Exhibition Display of Fancy Goods,
’ Albums, Dressing Cases, Perfume Cases, Mirrors, Photo Frames, Purses, Satchels,
OTHERS.
AND
GENUINE
isiness in the City.
Ss Tei
if our busi- it has during the
week, we will need half a dozen Branch Stores by the
some of our come
Every dollar's worth of goods put in the Store is bought for HARD, COLD CASH. We are determined no Firm shal! underseil us.
Remember, our place of businessis 186 QUEEN Messrs. Prowse Bros. It will pay everyone to call aud see us.
PAWTON BROTHERS.
Le Davies’ N
avies New Drug Store. W E are now fully opened for business,
and invite the public to come and inm- spect our new Store.
Our stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Fancy, Toilet and miscellaneous articles has been doubled, and the public will not find a more complete stock in any Drug Store on the Island,
We are carrying a very choice line of | French, English and German Perlumes, also }in Fancy Soaps. | We have also added to the attraction of our
new Store an elaborate Soda Fountain, the tinest ever imported to Charlottetown, where the popular beverages of the season are dis- pensed. An important point with our bever- jages is that the Syrups run through the | Fountain are made with genuine Fruit Juices, | not artificial flavora,
: Phe choicest brands of Byes Case in | the city, Tobacco, Pipes, Tobacco | Pouches, etc. Give us a call,
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