THE DAILY EXAMINER . . - - . - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1894.

t uN their names PERSONAL, Sate ; sa ° ot : - a Scene ; —— nee ey; we LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. ; : aa t J af 1 T. Mellish r The Canadian named Hill, who died at : ’ ; < ee ; widge Welts, Eug ¢ Other day is Se amen Crea. —Get some at the Bazaar. tive bev eae PC. Hilly whe in ler wine. ‘ : ' are e « pat — a . > was once Promies of Nove Rentia. 1 s f a

portunity Ss and come to the Eutopis na) : < I Be URE ard , to the Eutopia booth 2. Wiles bees ce deal ait . for W. FP. Carter's first-class ice cream to- | ¢ . 2 : — 7 : | Summerside, P. BE. 1., are at the Victoria, | a ; Se a oS emma rht at the Bazaar | er eee x

The y hs ave been on a tour of the prince ipal

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | Wrar Chee rg overcoats ind | American cities, and leave this morning

for Canso en route home.—St. John Tele- f 1 \ 7 a *k ‘eo | hi f > ye 2 2 = parcels, oa be sure of where they are.| 9...) I M M I | N S 1 Ke f =m | 4 kK R 4a co I RICES i Ww shy t S 4 SPECIALTY Beer Bros A few cents will do it. ‘The richest woman in the world is Isa- a8 AEA ae SA AUDA : ws » | e AP, i | re “ ease =

| ; _ - _ | . ’ > dora Cousino,-of Santiago, Chili. 8] | I 1 ‘ Ras Rt —A orse attache: to | BY> Ath, = sine ” ‘ « P h ' i a | ios tad oe od ie ad bys | owns coal, copper and silver mines, as —— OF —— AW AY t rat am a way to t e€ - ere =" wee Ehrenes oy Be nT well asa fleet of ei; ght iron steamships. o |} S i degree at St aw- | Saturday afternoon and ran away. The | ee aaa i ; | Bl 2 j ] . Iriver. lad named Ross, was seriously | From her coal mines alone her income is Ue 1 _ front with ow rices : $100,000 a month 5 9 é\ o hurt and had to be taken to the hospital Joseph L. Hi ryeock, M. P. P. for Fron- ‘ ‘ DD » No. 4 - . . ‘ Te a ° ‘ 2 = e d ill | ' Give Hiw a Cart.—Mr. Geo. M. Rob- | nae, the leader chosen by the Patrons —_——_ — an wi guarantee’ to ° neon. hair dresser, has returned to his | of Industry » i844 years old and a native a : rs ie * ‘ ! . ae ry aaa aide Gesse Gouare | © Lennox conutry. In Kingston town- or vw uw Cota We understand oe as rh gi - : a * | ship he had a long municipal career and u: meet t ic lowest of the T. . ‘ e been trans As Mr obinso as Da Zour oslo Ds a Oe é a. ; 1 » nes Uneworth hat een tour's | expericnor, patrone may rely’ on finding | ‘here became a vigerous worker in th antle Department. | ants ¢ . . armers’ behalf , ? bite fully mp todate in hie profession, | @rmers’ Leal ‘Best Machine Oil in ihe ity low, or even a little better. nssmeutiaia - | hi. t . aluion, Oo aillax, ll rée- . i ; Soa Che eR Hor dinners and teas at the Bazaar for | lieve Mr Prainor, agent ot the Merchants Latest German and English | { \ ie vancellor R se saa Bank here for the next two weeks while | . ase ot i eee | the latter enjoys his holidays, | Mr.] make, all personally selected. Soe ae mre ' : Deciives tro Rexy.—Mr. James Byrne | eralner ” loves Moneton that he does not : : " | be desirea us to say that he will not be a can- | am « ae ate abeen ¢ from the city except} Qur variety is verv large, our B tCh , lidate for the vacancy in the City Council | » M. “ wT two during his vacation. fs = 4 ‘lL. meeting of Lhe Daptis urch |... : as of Co . 2 oh — Moncto: mes a, See nea : e. j : fuulea fer’ tomnereen, — i Ae irarsng sh eet etage ‘ it a styles correct, our prices the hs | 2 wk to consider wien — ; : » ae ‘ + : . : “ae c W } i | sented him w ith the requisition asking that WHO DID IT°* lowest. \ isit this depart- 2 * + > 7 ? he allow himself to be put in nomination. ie ke aa a a ah ' cemaliinta : ie ee epee |, sk 1 understand e young man , ae ce ariottetown, Augu 8, 1894—m w f H APPIEST brorg va age Fine at Peaxe’s Sratiox.—The store | I anne, ately commited to jail for an ment when pure hasing, ‘he happiest and proudest man in town | of Mr. A. D. Macdonald, at Peake’s Sta- | Slleced breach of the Scott Act, and whose syn as ol oP M. 1 os es . ca on, was destroved by fire at an early hour | hi ee + af ange 8 Supreme Court, e ys ngratulations by hand, mouth, tele a le ceeds ie ee the | vas within the ast few « ays been placel * ’ a ie contr welograph 7H ee duughtcr and | ewerdny morning. Everything in the | Hos oitin te lat few are bern piace! Rich Furs! | 10 pounds New Glasgow Enter srief. There was no insurance. The | 7 cas of # inhuman barbar tw, : i = a pris ee al fre is not known. ention oO 1e public shouk directed eal ee al ae —— | towards it. Whose work is it? In Fur Goods we earry one | ysters Of, OVSters Col, E | re - wh at the Bazaar Tue Tuearre.—There was a fairly large ITIZEN. . : 2 : es : —_> - a dience pre sent at the Ope ra House 071 | ol the FE aur gest and I i hest | Porsonine.— About ten days ag Saturday night to see “Joshua Simpkins. Ps oon we Ps } a Mrs. Frederick Steeves, of Salisbury, N. Tue play dealt with country life in Ver-| stocks of urs in the city. R.« e about r work pric ked he palm | mont and was more or less funny. A sen- | ‘ : " 5 : id with A pin Soon after her | eational saw mill ecene was introduced in | LA DIEN’ \ el y special display ot uN ran to swell, and at latest accounts | the third act. The orchestral music was | \ YEA, + Th We B. MACDONALD & arty . athe chgd and her re eplendid. FEI T ( iR EEN LAN D dS K A L A PES rl er vas dou i e = i 484 . iain abniniaiiinn aman . ie o - 1 Bu yer Races —The re are the Lh s. 20. ae. 7 i, at and 50 WEBBER A ASONKE EMPLE.— | entries for’the gentlemen’s nieyele race to “a | » ‘ ,! ex t company managed | be held on Thursday next: | i i j S. ineh lengths Our prices on In Our Boot and Shoe Department row Mantles ane Jackets, » Sriar Ieing * T , = " — | Y ‘ . . z . a ; i : H. I T. i _ sa va E. H. Beer. Latest | New F urs, w i ea nm tne 2 aoni« iempie, To - a ] ie 2A ara ™ | rene aan as i. y m ‘ ‘ i g the famous comedy “Fanchon the - My — American these goods are low ‘ WE HAVE RECEIVED New Dress Goods, age 0 Be wipe, lentiaias ap — F. deC. Davies Styles New Clothing, ee oe aa ae a T. W. Morris Just Bios HUNDRED AND T EN i New Overcoats, yo Led wilt be given in he p ce. ee R ived New Fur Coats ay sf “W e given in the piece > vecelved., | r yoats. : _ o> E.ecrors.—Be sure and vote at yn } from the Jeadin« 7 y Sate £ re ‘ om the g manufacturers of C ces to si New uLts F > € —_ ct Travetter Deap.--Mr. A. | election in the rink. The result will i OU R | 1anufacture anada. Prices t it. Suit for Men and Boys, g.A irst,a commercial traveller well | cide the most popular man. Ww } ] : : ‘ Yes Canc aag a emer mance Ee pet wnt ape ieee 3 WANTLE i0lesale and Retail. J. B. MACDONALD «& CO M uv’sa Hotel. Campbe ton, N. B., on Potice Covrr.—This forenoon ( aptain | 2 i 4 Cl : © . 1 zt i *9 : ; a - ; iarlottetown, September 17, 1894—m w f | Phureday ght H went to be ed appar John Hughes was fined $50 ani $19.10 | } Char) 2 - : : 3 i Bo sal het cone Galied dead taede Gor a centeneniionet the Gunola| DEPA RTMENT harlottetown, Sept. 11, 8194—dy Market Square, Opposite West End Market House. a rning Ds ath was presum: ably Temperance Act, by keeping intoxicating " . sedate tt paw —_ — — _ caused by an overdose of morphine, as a | liquor for sale, and the liquor in respect of Is now complete bott taining that drug was found by | which the offence was committed was or- : Pa hia s Ackhurst belonged to Halifax lered to be destroyed. © The summons for Weare better preps ared than emcees second offence against Charles D. Collings ever this Fall to suit our 1: idy His Haxp.—The Moncton Times | ¥@* dismiseed. ee A ee eels deel ie —— | customers in this department. aaa center manne SS Peay en pease lenhibiciog Se eal rae a | ree man and wg made We | Shar the emplov of Mr. Amasa Ken- | ©'@! €xhibition will be formally openec to- | : ¥ fs ihe . King’s County W hile | MOrrow forenoon at eleven o’clock by His ; Jac ke ts of Be: aver Nap Cleth

i machine special Honor the Lieutenant-Governor from the ae 7 weed, in Blac “k, Nav vy, steps of the main building. The entries in .

g that product for cattle, ‘ nearly every class, are largely in excesss |

SMa ‘ 5 “rated Ov DoTrse power,

Re eteht head ‘me caught in the | Of any previous year, and the exhibition jand Mvyrtle. = s a ” = s e k ond « i oe af cach by neh into | promises to be a great success in every | ,

t] ip to the wrist before being | *#Y- It ishoped that the weather will | —-

stopped. The injured man was taken to | *¢eP fine

st HARRIS & STEWART,

Cinnamon Brown, Seal Brown

Sussex fo a surgeon, and the hed wa- nn

amputated Tue Fresh Murton Trave.—The hold : ° 1 ° . - i —+- of the SS. Northumberland is being ted) Ylondon House. Is cordially invited to come and judge for yourselves if our show of Meraopist Nores. — The St. John | u»as arefrigerator forthe purpose of car- tei . ‘ : 7 ‘ > : . . ! Ch’town, Sept. 20, 1894—dy San rey ort: that the Marsh | rying frozen mutton across to Puint du | ? Bridge miissior which was left | Chene for trausportation to the States. Mr. unsaupplied at the 1ecent conference has Geo. E. Full, of Charlottetown, is going | been provided with a preacher in the per- | into the business. His base of operations ianianiiaiin ies shea iin —— son of Mr. Benjamin Howard. He comes | will, we are informed, be Hunter River, Ga : from P. E. Island and is the third son | and one of the cars on the Island read will who has given himself to the ministrv of | be fitted up a refrigerator.—Pioneer. Pp FE. |. OR il the Met list church, his brothers be nye a al Way. the Rev. Samuel Howard, of Hamiltcn. Wao Div Tuat ?—During Saturday or |

elas, Luan of Mowat Stewart, onic entered the wore of Prowse Bo=.| Provincial Exhibition |S 20t,the best in the city. We claim we have the largest and the cheapest, and we want you to see for It is understood that the renowned re. | through the private office on the second | yourselves that what we say is true. We have a very laree assortment of Ulsters and Overcoats, both im-

vivalists. Hunter and Crosslev. are to con-| floor. Whoever got in evidently had a | nemo t 2 ser f religions services under | duplicate key. The elevator was left down | n connection with the Provincial Ex- | estab ngs nal wtp weed pom, ree ane par yer cing sey Sate A tonne ye Rog io tyre oe ported and made from our own manufactured goods, and we are selling them at a very small margin, We S J houwt let tidiineas aja ery was made that the place had been en- | splendidly equipped grounds of the Char- | « » q r ‘ nga teaiguiehnatnay tedel was found stationary, opposite the | Iktetows, Dicks Pack and Eshititen ALE also headquarters for Tweeds, our own make being the best goods you can get anywhere ; every farmer Pinas.—There were two fires on Sunday | Ge'es we cos ‘bear, there wes nothing | ten ont Fri teh, eo | kbows that. Hats, Caps, Blanketing, Underclothing and Gents’ “Furnishings in “all prices, No trouble to hight, t both Of which the fremen : : : 1 :

led. The fi stolen, at least nothing has so far been | and 28th September, inst., the following | g — 5 ; ‘ r

promptly responded. ‘The first was sound: | wigaed. "| Guenpesst' or tee asl ties ene; eROW LOCUS, Hichest price, Cash or Trade, always paid for Wool. Remember the place,— ei about 8.10, and was fora biaze a ie es no :

residence of Mr. G. Frank Beer, cansed by | ’ carried out :

@ child erturning alamp in her bed- |

1 ov and setting fire to the bed-tick. Mr

“a i ae first-class fare from all stations to Char- 70 ; ; Ti a Desmond, who was passing the | l HE LA I ES ] | lottetown by accommodation trains on he xe ; | Ww ay home fr : hurch . ne — - a ty rf orner 0 ween an r On r er ee “ig ee ee Som Genel ye its: also by all hear Pg someone screaming in the house, Live Stock or other exhibits; al > by all e pr ; t

Returns tickets will be issneli at one

; trains on the same date to parties appoint- otly ran inside and taking hold »f the ‘ : . , : * bed. threw , utof the i | “ Our latest preparation 18 ed to act as Exhibition Judges, such - us bt v 0 ; il Wwinae

wy :kets being good for return up to and op to the street, getting his handa burned ! ticket on 7 I = " : : ~ - ~~ . — and his clothing damaged in the act, but RVERYBODY § LINIMENT, on the 29th September, 1894.

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the honee. Three or fonr othe Return tickets will be issnedat one first- a ee ee eet class fare to the Genera! Public from all who were early on the scene also, rendered | unsurpassed as an external re.nedy for a | ©8588 fare to the & al ¢ fro : assietanee. The furniture in the room | great variety of diseases of Man and Beast. res ge by an trains on ee er was somewhatinjured Can also be used internally. Full direc- | 24th, by all omnes On _ September 25th, © 26th, and 27th, and by forenoon trains on

T second alarm was about 10.30, thie | tions with each bottle. September 28th, all ood for retarp up to ; . | 7 : ; . rh ‘ iR s " > atten bun *, slace | fre Septemb 2s »a gor Oo . < } ! : * rr <jnes ts a n Ww et v = PRICE 25 CENTS. |} and on the 29th, Se »ptem be r. G O O G RO C R i ES. if in need of anything mn the t OUE ! line sive i ‘ e as cause. nN 4 2 2

A special passenger train will leave Tig- |

: ; . ie ' ° sariag . . ic . Se eee picket nish on the morning of the 25th, 26th, | us a trial. lo Duy your Groe el 1és ft Oni lls IS a

lane I The firemen worked hard an i | 97 6 . : Tr . . ; , , 27th, and 28th, Sept., returning on evening There 1s something substantial about) . : ‘ a

eae seen sory water act | SOhnson & Johuson, | of sve 25:1, 26in, and 27m, Sept. This 8 | guarantee that you have the best in the market at a as, train will ran on following (Standard) time them that satisfies. When it comes to | the lowest possibl "ices

aa THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Schedule :— | e St POSsIpie prices,

area umm ake 4 az SiS. : : a !

at saiaie . f EeVe Time ie ....scc.ccesecsbecossees 4.00 a. m. a question of QUALITY rou may | : on ~ a2 eK ae ee Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. ~ SR... 4 nee eee 1 J Y s, B. EN MI AN & CO.,

aie o cal * eS On jel rere he ‘ ray oO 3 } i ‘ Ch’ mn, Aug, 27 894— ‘ the ilding fo riy oce ed by . by ; hf “2 men ne amet — Me pea Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. Pe ao: ote? ae im al ways feel sure of finding us at the vtown, Aug. 27, 1894—mon wed fri In the Building formerly occupied by J. D. McLeod, Queen Street. an, Lhoma* Parcell, Joseph Enman, anc i . aoe . i‘ : : : Joseph Boit#;fild a narrow escape from| sept?! | a ee eo ‘ 7 « front. As for PRICE, we are right | drowning. At o quarter poet six their nmin bemmmsneinmiy FT aimee roo ROE o 7.08 ie |

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mat up-et ia the middle of the river, off ia i 739 « in 3. Weigh well our words, mae

the S.N.Co.’s wharf, throwing them all ~~ yc ea gh eae ace nope Ay nto ti : oo MORON ION 055s b soccccescces 7.54 “ . : Othe weter: bat as the — — . ) Y OU RUN | “e Sa fe aos Coe 8.07 « come and see how we weigh. |

Miast in her she | j not sink, and the | eo ene a9 i

y i fs Innere Si idpndd cheasatescanhie 8.20

fourmen held on tu her and kept them- NO RISK es Emerald i aa i (x) ae | }

be ' Bradalbaue.. a

me. § Bt was -Mawing © bees) ; iced 8.5 IE

lee at the time, and people on the] QF LOSS “ Hunter River... mses 8.55 « S ANDERSON & CO YE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ae’; C ane a i . re wi : : “ loyalty Junction...........9.40 “ sé. °9|

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it as 7 ~ t . “yg of . mey when buying A 4 iu ive C Resitiotuwe 4008 BB * | 6 we ne = ther i “ave aut be erry yp . wi ‘ . : , of Furniture from us. ay ave town for return . .4.45 p.m. sle s, Newson Block, Victoria Row. rD po Aw areseer cor ' . ffice Ko Street ee eee ee ee ia Sel a oe oe aa ea | TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK OF “de, and as soon as those on board saw all warranted satisfactory. — teturn tickets will be issued by these . | euahihiniad the men strusvline in the water, ahe wa} means that we will return your | trains at the undermentioned rates, good Charlottetown, pete 24, 1891—m w f e pee for returp by special trains only on the ‘25th . "

healed for the scene of the accident, and | money for anything not liked by . , | d > 8 iss I by

Picked the men ap after considerable | ; 26th and 27th Sept. » except ticket issue

table. Mr. Henjamin Robinson, of the| = *°™ special train on the 27th, which will be IT M EETS ' | Wants, Lost, Found, &¢

Elfin, dese a ling for the ekiiful good for return by special on same date, or

coe tee ed j vated I gular trains on the 28th, and tickets _— in w i he handled the otenmer Furniture Recovered & Reno . asl te {acecrar prot cay which taal every Dien Petersen under this heating chasaed

approa eg the men in the water. | Bede k hi 5 canatieely an v turn by regular Salen ‘oak i : | ' five cents per line, Cant Jot : ' ties hens ene est workmanship a xceet g's wi good for return D eg ait -aana r rishes oO " > = . es n : : ; ( aor eens eee re : moderate price ‘eats dem Sept 29th ; keeper eaten We offer the follow ing cut prices for a few days: | WANTED—By the first of October, a girl “WinGdore, Was #130 promptiy on hand, — m ieee : c ’ i SATIN P a4 a save ; . for general housework in a small ly. “riving on the scene about the same time on all kinds of Shade work. We] From Tignish to a, sae Ny * 1. ee ee | Apply at E XAMINER Office. septa a the E But, he says, owing to the ill please y _— From Pinsvile to Portage E o ~~ OE 4 ays res - a ys, - j ease you if we can. ‘ f f ( y . ; ) LET—The trict G ment regulations which pre- will p ” From Conway to Richmond, ‘ 1,00 TIME, => 20 raveurs for Se - 4), OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms above the

Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island, at present

ent his <c " oa on eres one - a side, 90 S . A : : 6 - occupied b meat his launc's f-om carrying passen pores FR ante alvation rmy, | TROUBLE. $4.00 Photographs for $2,75, ih ie-prot Yau Poneanton given Oot

nothing but stand

_ lo 1 thay ; | mh. Apply at Merchants’ Bank of P. | a me eo ta | MARK WRIGHT & CO, A RB ee sae a EXPENSE. | $1.00 “ for 50ce, is ee _cot aoptit

WILL SPEAK IN THE

i USES TO LEYf—Three comfortable beat and towed it ashor Such regula- From Hunter River to North Wilt- = | wo > a . — ; i : ; me 10 . houses on Pleasant Street, with stables and in tee rigid’ y.enteeced. mar come | Who Sell at Selling Prices. _thire, inclusi ve. 50 ioc. At tot ypes for C, | coach house. Apply to R. BEAIRSTO, Aue-

toe a eens conequencs, | spt Pom Colile, Lopaiatand Mion." 351 PIBGT METHODIST CHURCH “UMC AM Od fa cemlinnas

TO LEf—One-half of subscriber’s pou on on

le pan te wale Junction, 15 3 49) UW Va eb ha | Orlebar Street, containing six rooms : ity . és nee i | ,

Passengers from Cape wail Branch

: antsituation; rent moderate. Appl ——QN—— os SY ig

by regular train will connect at Emerald ‘ion Gury. * _ritiiinaaiiiidiapdaiaee an

Junction with special train to and from NVINMOYD TO LET— ‘The Dwelling House on corner of

| Prince aad Dorchester Streets, heated with

2 "4° D d ee will be issued from all Wednesday Evening, 26th inst. S TTIGOO AA Charlottetown, September 6, 1894—t t 5 "| Seat aad containing nine room . Ap 2 Cases Maniles, Millinery and ress 00 S stations east by regular trains on the : | eemnemrerrenee

‘ ee FOR SALE—The h 25th, 26th, aoe ~ yee! mar a He will be assisted by his son, COM- | septl4 : Pleasant Streetand an enews the on nd undermentione: rates, good for return Up | waANDANT H. H. BOOTH, COLONEL | — | ingtenrooma, Apply to Mrs. LAIR,

, ARRARIW TEI VWEEa to and on the 30th September : ' a” aha ‘die inguished ag son poem TO = s Pres Souris to Bear River, inclusive. .90 —— - sees E hibiti NS; l aS FOR SALE, | TU LET—A tenement “ Rollo Bay to Lot 40, - XHIVIIOR Sates. dv, LET—A tenement containing | five oa Y Tracadi “ ’ Willow Grove, Urafton Street West. |

; 50 : | Possession given lith October next.— “ Dundee to Tracadie, i) | SILVER COLLECTION AT THE Aceon enn ant tanned ia “ Bedford, “as DOOR (Formerly Rocklin House.) sad ; — 4 This lot includes the latest novelties obtained by our) « Suftolk, % . _ | Auction Sales of Live Stock, etc., will| 1am instructed by Mr. J. W. Morrison to | ing known as the " Terrace He uetets batae “ York, rv This eentrally located Hotel, which is | be attended to at the Provincial Exhibi- lly dle aes property, “Willow | ng eaowe Oe ee tenn aanee s buyer directly before leaving London. “ Union '’ sept22 —tl 26th within five minutes’ walk of Railway | tion Grownds on WEDNESDAY, Sept. | “qnese premises contain nearly two Town | {Fr sale or tole. The a well . . F © «“ Brackley Point 20 Depot, has been thoroughly cleaned, | 26th, from 10 a. m. tiil 2 p. m. } Lote—front eatranee on Grafton Street and | either furalaued, OF af will be solid or let & <4 » « Ae) | " in FUR ‘* Royalty Junction i os si | painted and renovated. Is fitted with hot Parties having Stock to sell can ap- | ” eins eas and Kite shen, ‘41xsl, heated | Cularsapply to M. P. Hogan. tf—aug?? 4 Have you seen the wonderful vriue we offer in Pe ' Georgetown to Cardigan a tae water, and possesses the finest bath rooms | ply tu | _ ay geet register grates | Cellar nine “To LET-The single tenement on Stuart ; i ; " Perth to Peake’s *. ? ' of any Hotel in the city. Terms moder- A. MoNEILL, j caatee an a vee in pevtees ae | Street, containing six rooms besides kitchen LINED CAPE3 ? Pisquid ° Bags Bags ate. Coach meets all trains. Auctioneer. | House, Stable, Wood House, ete., surrounded | andattic. A iarge lot of perry can be used ‘ ‘ jd at Char- “7.9 ° P. S. BRUWN j : * | by willow, silver, poplar, lime and chestnut ogee S ——, upied at 7 ow The eastern train will be held a \ ities Asi septl8—eod tl 25th wky li | trees. The situation is retired, yet only a few | by Mrs. Webb. Possession October lst. Ap- 3 lottetown until 5 p. m. Standard on the i a Proprieter. : | minutes’ walk from Queen Square. Terms | ply (0 ALEXANDER HORNE, septs 5 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th September. 12,000 Second-hand Heavy Grain and eptl9—dy 6m wy lyr | liberal. A snug Cottage will be taken in part | — 4 s : a Potato Bags in excellent order. arp ; HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET—A three | payment. For further particulars apply to WANTED—A married couple or two g en- & A. McDowa.p, D. Porrixcer, CARVELL BROS. ca Neen story Dwelling Hous? situated on Foonal . L MORRISON ‘ tlemen boardersin a private family, central =" Acting Supt. Gen. Mgr. Can. ce WANTED—A bousemaid. Apply to Mes F | Street. Apply to B. TRALNOR, P.. O Depa es tenn - 4 BON, tee locatioa, nice rooms, fat A B OC, Ex- Govt. Ry’s. sept22—2w eod Prrers, Sidmont. —se ptl7 ment. Gw law (iriy—sepua » re

Tue Wearnen. ~Strong south and west winds ; partly fair with local rains.

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