N } i HALLOW . Ac Two new su! ges—first aro serve 0 Ay fopee were * . a , « Drvistoyx, 5 {i wilt ™m i (YRIRN _“s : ‘4 : at elght O CLOCK
cviday) evening, §
ee et . new and fresh, received to iyRAH imMr “ » George Carte: & Co's., Market oquare, ay a ya] . : . 1’ r? ’ 7 os C i loOrTrhing a case of ler false pretences was si , 1 as ru.0.1 rhe gree team of Wildey i . . ‘. -” . . 2 hom fe ed to meet at 7.15 this (Fri- Tonal practice, before epening of ay * " ' ? Mone Suzer.—The Sun says: Three » loads of sheep passed through St. John cu . : . o . Wednesday, from P. E Island for the sericall marce! Amer e i D 1k i Prin Edward, Do- on Dt ‘ : laid up for the winter at Cas This is the usual time sus , i 4 Bro Lis Che Hecord says that all ithere were eighte persons in the {mherst ja I night. One of ¢ ris 7 . 1 Ww “un a Hoar w , ere FR [ONTREA steamer Bonavista srrived here from Montreal at three o'clock shis morning. She will sail for St. John’s jirect, this evening, taking a cargo of produce, ete., and about 175 sheep on deck. >
Last Trir.—We understand that the eamer Worcester will not make another } wh this season. Miramichi, as advertised, last trip to Charlottetown
8 . , trip ¢ Unariottets The steamer will make her
this evening
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Spectral Traix.—The special train to Sum-
merside yesterday was in charge of Conductor Macgowan, with Mr. Armour as engineer, The run from Summerside to Charlottetown
last evening was made in the quick time of hour and fifty miuutes. - Lessons.—All persons who desir French lessons are requested to give mes at orce to Mr. Louis Tesson, Hotel Davies, as he would like to know as OW many persons intend to follow a French course this winter 3i dieedt tani \ ; Chis class of sea fowl is re plentiful this season. cover the whole face writes a Cascumpec cor- lent of the 30th inst. The heavy 1 their feeding to auy | poor picking
lo : l geese
pre vente t, and they are, therefore,
CANSO The Hatti L pulse, from
Demerara with a cargo ofsugar and mulasses
for Carvell Bros. arrived Canso yester-
' S) wi the slip at Port Hawkesbury, and is due in Charlottetown about Wednes lay next. Captain B urnard e in her yesterday afternoon.
- Proasisition.—The annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union pened at Kingston, Ont., on the 29th. Mrs. Fawcett, of Toronto, the president, reported that the Prohibition sentiment was growiog and that legislation in that lirection would be sought at the next meeting of parliament. -
Misstne ScnHooner.—The Journal re- ports that the schooner Spy, Brennan waster, which sailed from Alberton over ten days ago, is missing. A heavy gale sprung up just as she left port. She was loaded with oats for the New Brunswick market, and had a crew of three—the Cap- tainandtwo boys. Great anxiety is mani- fested by the friends of those on board.
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For Bostox.-—The steamer Carroll, Captain Brown, sailed for Boston at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, with a general cargo and
the follewing passengers: Mrs Higgins, Ernest Joy, Mrs J Hoar, J J Steel, Joseph Westaway, Mrs Joseph Westaway, Miss Lizzie Westaway, P McInnis, Flora McInnis, Leonard McInnis, John Jones, FPred’k Mac- jonald, Miss E Jenkins, William Webb, Miss } Mullen, 1 DeCoste, Ann Macdonald, | Miss Fitzpatrick. > ' Re-Orextnc.-—- The new Presbyterian |
Charch at Freetown will be opened (D. V.) on
Sunday, November 2ad. Services will be |
held at ll a. m., 3 p. m. and 6.30 p.m. Col- lections will be taken up at each service, the same ¢ appropriated to aid in defraying expenses of building.
Che English Church at Rastico will also be 1¢-opened on Sunday next. Services at 10.30 &m.and2309p.m. Collection towards de- iraying expenses oF rep siring. Rev. T. B. heagh will officiate.
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Sotp.—The Summerside Journal says :
The sale of the hull, rigging and cargo of
the wrecked sh Cleopatra, of Buenos Ayres, took plac Hardy’s Harbor, Lot 12, on Monday list. Mr. A. Callaghan was broker, Mr John Gaffney, of this town, was present as Consul for the Argentine Republic, aod Hon. L. C. Owen was on the spot in the interest, we understand, of the underwriters. The cargo of deal, which brought $800, was purchased by Hon. John Yeo, and Mr. E. Lantalum, of St. John. Mr. Lantalum also bought the hull (of which scarcely anything was to be seen) and the anchors for $6, and Mr. D. Milligan bought the deck and houses for $16. The rigging was sold in lots, between forty and fifty in number, and was purchased prin- cipally by farmers and others living near. Chere was a large attendance at the sale. n-stitiaiiliieats
A FEW Days AGo an American, travelling in the interest of Ferry, Seedsman, was over- heard tosay thae he could seldom or ever find elery on the country table, and-he wondered that the Island people did not use more of this king of vegetables. He was, at the same time, censuring his landlady for not providing some for dinner. The American appetite for celery ison the increase. It has become a necessity, notaluxury, with them, and they will have it at any cost, 25 cents not being an Unusual price for one stalk. But with celery 48 cheap as Gay & Son are selling it, there is ho reason why it should not be on every table. They have something extra this fall in the celery line—so good that they are offering a Sample bunch for 5 cents, and will guarantee ‘o supply the same for winter storing. The flavor of our late celery is “away ahead” of any we have yet sold this fail. Celery for storing, 30 to 40 cents per dozen. Orders taken at our Stalls, Market House, Charlotte- town, Orders from a distance securely packed, and will be received in good condition or winter keeping. Address
J. ¢. Gay & Son, Pownal.
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SPROIAL Dksrarcnee to THe RY AMiNKR
Bic Gale Drowning Accident.
Sr. Jonny, N. B., Oct. 30.
since the Saxby gale has such a wind storm prevailed, as for a portion of to-day’s, When the storm was at its height shortly after noon a particularly sad drowning acci- Gent occurred. With some companions Fred. Mundee, aged 13, son of F. Mundee
liquor dealer, was on the wharf fronting on Courtney Bay, He picked up aboard, and was in the act of throwing it into the water when the wind caught it, carrying Mundee into the water. An alarm was soon given
aud Fred Young, aged 19, son of Robert Young, formerly a dry goods merchant in Charlottetown, who worked in Howe's fac- tory, secured a life buoy, attached about filty yards of rope to it, and giving the ead of rope in charge of boys, leaped into sea, which was at the time dashing up ten to itteen feet high, to rescue Mundee. Young swam out to the youngster, but to allow him to do so, the rope being short, had to be attached to a pole. Just as Y oung reached Mundee, the rope slipped off the pole and the two commenced to drift about. Young supported by the buoy firmly holding Mundee in hisarms. Two men got a boat, and in launching it was swamped by a mountainous sea while a second one launched a few min- utes afterwards was smashed to pieces. Word was sent to Reid’s Point for a lifeboat and with promptness it was launched and manned, but when about half way to the scene, Young, who had fought for life in the water for an hour had disappeared. The bodies of the two young fellows were recovered this evening.
Ottawa News.
Orrawa, Oct. 30.
The government to day wired its accept- ance of the St. John City Council’s offer to buy the Carleton branch railway for $40,000.
Hon. Mr. Foster has been for some time in communication with Mr. Furness, with /&@ view to securing more frequent communi- cation to meet increased trade, and has now succeeded in inducing the Furness Line to put on five new steel steamers, fitted with ;modern equipments and lighted by elec- tricity, in addition to the two steamers now jrunning. This will give a sailing every sixteen days, and will be especially appre- ctated now that new branches of trade with England are being developed. The new service commences next month.
On enquiry from the customs officials as to the duty in reference to Louisiana lot- tery tickets and lottery tickets coming into Canada, the Department have instructed that such matters cannot be seized, but that the consignees may be prosecuted.
The Governor-General is expected to- night,
The Corner Stone Laid. Monrrea., Oct. 30. This afternoon Lord Stanley of Preston laid the corner stone of the new buildivg for technical and engineering purposes in connection with MeGill University. There Was @ great number present and the Gover- nor General and Sir Donald Smith extolled the state of higher education in the Mari- time Provinces. The Ministry Defeated. MELBOURNE, Oct. 30. The Victorian Ministry have been defeat- ed in the colonial parliament by a vote of want of confidence.
MARRIED.
At Kinkora, on the 28th inst., by the Rev. J. J. McDonald, Mr. Archibald O’Halloran, teacher, Brockton, to Miss Sarah E. Smith, Kinkora
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Se DIED.
At Millvale, on the 18th inst., Margaret, the beloved wife of Patrick Murphy, univer- sally regretted, after a most painful illness, which she bore with true Christian resigna- tion, She leaves a disconsolate husband, and six children of tender ages, to mourn their May she rest in peace.
At Stanley Bridge, on the 16th October, 1890, John McKay, in the 30th year of his age, after an illness of over three years, which he bore with patience and resignation to the divine will.
Even so our loved one left us,
Why bereft we cannot tell;
But we will not, dare not, murmur, For ‘‘He doeth all things well.” Called away in life’s bright morning,
Ere the evil day came nigh; Joy and sorrow sadly blended, He is safe at home on high.
To the Deaf.
A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 years’ standing by a Simple Remedy, will send a description of it LREE to any person who applies to NicHotson, 177 McDougal Street, New York.
Sep 4 dy law +
Remnants of white and light-colored vel- veteens, suitable for fancy work and painting, only 30 cencs per yard, at James Paton & Co's.
oct3l
One hundred and fifty yards worsted cloths in short lengths, very cheap at James Paton & Co's. oct31
Don’t forget that Prowse Bros. is the best and cheapest place to buy men’s and boys’ reefers and overcoats in the city. oct3l 3i
Prowse Bros, the Wonderful Cheap Men, have the largest stock of clothing ever im- ported by them, including all the newest makes in cape overcoats, ulsters, reefers and children’s suits. You can’t help being pleased.
oct31 3i
Go to the old, safe and reliable Hat Store for the newest styles in bard and soft hats.—
Prowse Bros, the Wonderful Cheap Men. oct31 3i
Knitting wools, all the best brands— Stanley Bros., Brown’s Block. 027 3i eod
Beer & Goff’s 24 cent tea is giving grand satisfaction. Try it if you want the best cheap tea in town. 030 3i
‘WANTED.
GOOD ACTIV# CLERK for a General
_ Store in the Country. A general know- ledge of Dry Goods and Bookkeeping neces- sary. Must be well recommended. Apply
by letter, stating salary and length of ex-
loss.
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perience. ddress Box 703, | oct30—dy eod tf
lt is generally acknowledged that not
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Charlottetown Markets.
Beets, por dos.....cccseceseses
0.10 to 0,00 Carrots, per Winn dks cad'scki
0.03 to 0.00
Popular Selections,
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Both Vocal and Instrumental,
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‘THURSDAY EVENING, NOY. 6th,
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Philharmonic Hall.)
Tickets may be had at the Drug Stores of Messrs. Watson, Rankin and Johnson; also at the stores of Beer Bros., Haszard & Moore and T. L. Chappelle. dy—oct22
STR. “MIRAMICHI”
——LEAVES HERE——
Friday, 31st October,
Last Trip for this Season.
All accounts against her must be sent in before 7th November.
CARVELL BROS.,,
oct30—pat 2i Agents.
P. E ISLAND RAILWAY.
Tenders for Sleepers, Fence Material, Timber, &c.
G\EALED TENDERS, addressed to the un- bh) dersigned, and marked ‘‘ Tender,” will be received until THURSDAY, November 13th, 1890, for the supply of
New Silk Sea
Beef (small) A RES $0.06 to 0.12 Beef (quarter) per Ib.......... 0.04 to 0.06 Butter, fresh, per lb.......... 0.21 to 0.24 Butter, tub, per Ib...,.. ebeeee 0.18 to 0.20 TANG, .cccccccceccccccessss:s 0,80 to 0.00 |
—s (per —, ee ee 0.10 to 0.00 | OSS POP ID. ..cccccccessecsee 0.14 to 0.05 Cabbage, per doz,.......... 0.40 to 0.50 | var owers, per doz........... 0.25 to 0.00 | seesguantees, ae! ne TET LEE 0.40 to 0.48 | Eggs, per doz....... esssecee- 0.20 to 0.00 . ae RP WE. 66) «64a tai oe 0.00 to 2.50 re SOWG0 0004 cose abbaceeress 0.50 to 0.60 SD bW Liven .césessce hevides 0.55 to 0.65 RE RRR rare 0.15 to 0.16 SEO, BOF 200 The. ...... oo cc ccs 0.65 to 0.75 —_ = Feds co ncewees ave . 0.05 to 0.07 WET Mes wenn as 0'hs Cites ve 0.00 to 0.00 Oats (black) per bush........., 0.40 to 0.42 Ontmeal, por ows...... 20.0008 2.50 to 0.00 Orions, per bunch............. 0.02 to 0.00 oS Ee Bes 0.08 to 0.10 Potatoes, per bush............ . 0.17 to 0.00 OUND, BW Sov 2800 ct oece 0.50 to 0.00 SEPT 0.00 to 0.00 ET 65 45-0vesrbesconche 0.50 to 0 55 ee ae | Cee 0.90 to 1.25 ge 0.00 to 0.00 iets ai A MESSRS. LLOYD & HEARTZ, ——CONSISTING OF——
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1890.
OPHNED TO-DAY AT
PERKINS & STERNS’.
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We have just received another lot of that beauti- ful SILK. SEAL, which took so well in the early part of tie season. Those who have been waiting
goods will please give us their order early.
STERNS,
croods Store.
for these
PERKINS
The Cheap Dry
Charlottetown, October 29, 1890. \
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Those are the men who back up their advertisement with a reward of $500 to any Man. Woman or Child who can find another stock of Men's, Boys’ and Chil- dren's Clothing on P. KE. ‘Island as large and cheap as the’ one to be seen at PROWSE BROS.
We blow because we have the WONDERFUL
LOW PRICES. High Prices sit on the fence and cry, because they see we do the Clothing business of
45,000 Hemlock Sleepers, as per specification,
30,000 Cedar Sleepers, -
35 sets Sawn Hemlock Switch Sleepers, price per 1,000 superficial feet, loaded on cars,
327 pieces Sewn Hemlock, from 9 feet to 15 feet long, and from 6x8 inches to 12x14 inches, price per 1,000 supertfi- cial feet, loaded on cars,
3,600 Cedar Fence Posts, 7 feet 6 inches long, 6 inches at small end,
20,000 Cedar Fence Posts, 5 feet long, 6 iaches at small end,
250 Cedar Snow Fence Posts, 12 feet long, 8 inches at small end,
12,500 Cedar Braces, 3 feet long, 4 inches at small end,
40,000 superficial feet Spruce Scantling, 20 feet long, 3x6 inches, price per 1,000 feet, loaded on cars,
210 tons Hewn Hemlock Timber, price per ton, loaded on cars.
Forms of Tender for Sleepers, with specifi- cation endorsed thereon, may be had at all Booking Stations. No forms of tender for other material.
No tender for Sleepers will be considered unless made in accordance with and upon the printed form supplied ; nor will a tender for @ less number of Sleepers than 500 be enter- tained.
No tender will be considered unless accom- panied by a deposit equal to five per cent, of the value of the material tendered for, which deposit may be either cash or a certified bank cheque. Uncertified cheques will not be accepted. Should a tender be accepted, the deposit will be retained until the satisfactory completion of the contract. Should a tender not be accepted, the deposit will be returned by registered letter, at tenderer’s risk.
The Department does not bind itself to ac- cept the lowest or any tender.
J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent.
Prince Edward Island. WE HAVE GOT THE GOODS! You can have
them for very little money. Money Sayed is Money Made, so come along everybody. MEN,
PROWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP
186 and 144 Queen Street.
Charlottetown, October 15, 1890.
DY-MADE CLOTHING
. MACDONALD'S.
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FOR SATE CHEAP at
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Men’s Suits! Men’s Suits! Boys’ Overcoats! Boys’ Reefers! Boys’ Suits! Boys’
Suits! The largest and cheapest stock of Ready-made Clothing in the city.
Railway Oifice, Ch’town, Oct. 29, 1890. oct29—6i eod pat 6ieod jour her li
Bowling Alley.
HE subscriber has fitted up a BOWLING ALLEY and SHOOTING GALLERY
in his Warehouse, opposite Railway Freight Shed, Water Street, which will be opened to the public fur the first time this svening, at
seven o'clock. JOHN JOY.
FOR SALE.
will be
BELL ORGAN, almost new, sold at a big discount.
CHAS. I. MORRiSON,
oct6 106 Queen Street.
WANTS, LOST, FOUND de : — M ’ f ld. In- ee 4 Seee will ue aoa. counted. by PerEeR Quinn, Lot 30. li—oct3t
UND.—On Queen Street, about two weeks
ago, a plain Gold Ring. Owner can obtain same on proving property and paying expenses of advertising. oct3l
OARD.—Board can be had for either twa B ladies or gent}emen in a pleasant ee of the city, Students prefe Apply to . Eva
a Euston Street, near St, Peter's Road, -_ s
J. B. MACDONALD. Store.
Dominion Boot and shoe
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345 Cases of Boots and Shoes. : 140 Cases Men’s Women’s and Children’s Rubbers
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We claim to have the best selected stock of Boots in P. EK. Island, and can sell at least 10 PER CENT. cheaper than any other house, Just try and see for yourselves, at THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1890—eod & wky
“WK FAIRBANK & 00, | 0 ‘Lard Manufacturers. Campbell's Wine of Beech Tree Creosote |
acme —- en ee eee —
(x) ‘Factories at Chicago, St. Louis,
New York and Montreal. HE NEW REMEDY for affections of the Thaoat, Larpnx, Bronchial Tubes and
Lungs, such as obstinate Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough, Congestion of the Lungs and Incipient Consumption.
______ PREPARED BY ——— KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO.,, WHOLESALE
AVING been appointed General Agent for H Nova Scotia = Prince Edward Island, I shall keep in Warehouse at Halifax, ready for immediate delivery, a —- stock of Lard in >. 5 |; and 10 Ib. Tins (cased), 251 ; Pails and 50 1b. Tubs
Quotations f. o. b. either at Montreal or Hali- fax, for the Wholesale Trade only, may be had
on application to woe OSBORNE B a General Agent, _ 94 Upper Water Street, Halifax, N. 5. oct22--dy
DRUGGISTS,
60S rela Mirees - ~~ *. 5 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Montre oct 30
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