eee —— «--- = sateen ye es meal an meee - ast me = a eles cen ES ____________ _ sd pcs cs ry . J THE DAILY EK x A} [IN aR i : ‘ : . . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1893 A DAILY PAPER IN SEPTEMBER ‘ So eee i Ie . : Newspaper and @ frsi- If summer days cond Only last, ESXHIBYTION |! . , ee a tae aa ie ald Perhaps! | ) ; at wen hours pped Sot 00 faa hh adit | A Splendid Show of NEW FALL GOODS in all ’ onl] ri ald exe ore that I was true, departments, including the Latest Novelties in T B et. rT And Jove you—if I only knew | () oston — ie Perhaps Trimmings of all kinds, | 1 but spoke the half I sighed, : a If von meant what your eyes replied, e ia mHAY
KOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS
v Meeting
- d St. Law ‘ ' - ry > ty a $! Ot - | ore Ww eet \ evenin ‘ - ‘ H Sena Fer . ‘ g Shropshir ' ur ' _ 4 4 TEM Uur teach 3 emen af = } { polic ur t ed $2 or gt ‘ harged with petit : Land disehar l ~~ ‘ ‘ s Weexty Ex AMIN: ‘ g the Exhibition Prize | , Races—an eiglhit pa pape * : ut *s Book «f ; at this office - I \ turist says ‘ f EF. xhibitic at S next, r ; held tl x : ‘ + o " Biscuits just receive la B { i 1ON e f wing ‘ ea sere ed p L ¢ Charlotte ‘ rj M Fa D QO W MePha L }
\ Pres. for King’s-R H MeDonald,
_ i i MeLea Cha tte
R g Secretary — Miss Leslie, XS
i Cc t Mr Murphy, In- ane for Kings County, John McSwain. ‘ Mr MeKina m, Mont sgune Be dive Je indrigan, Miseouche; R C Stevenson, | N (aa ‘
- NEWS NOTES
i a impr
‘ mee t i y s best to pro- te gnere
i h miners Government con-
| mines Aneiner Colonial conference will likely
be held in Le
The Prussian
will be held on Ni
Japan will appoint
yvember 7 & commresion to ire into the silver questior
Phe United States revenue eutter
will leave the the Pacifie
Perry lakes for
fhe Kansas wheat crop
at 1,000,000 bushels this vear against 79,000.000 last vear rhe authorities of Hamburg have to
ea n the military to subdue the populace While leaning the cuy Mr. 5. F. Spence, secretary of the Domi- |
a ciroular by ynimittee, calling a ganization for Thurs-
hance, has ix#ued ulive cx
of the or
The whole of the firet edition of Prof. Goldwin Smith’s book, “The etates: an Outline of Political History,”
has been sold out. The publishers, Messrs
Macmillan & Co., are at work on a eecond e n
lei t significant fact that depeeits in | Canadian charte _ banks were $4,000,000 higl n Au , 1893, than in Angust, 1892 And *has been a whirlw wd of fiy ‘ hieaster in tha Daited Beales dee
The B by wen pie
parliamentary elections |
is estimated |
United
We m rht have
\ stayed by summer seas, Forever fanned
bY Summer breeze, And life been all of days like these— Perhaps ! Per} —- f vou had | ; | r tape, if vou had laughed the less,
We m
ight have had a chance to cues :
That life together seemed a tune Plaved through a summer afternoon, And parting was the end—too soor
Py rhaps!
And then, ‘T were better thus, and there and then,
Perhaps! You might not care for love to seek, W ith me existence fond to eke Through winter davs on ten per week 5 : Perhaps! New York Herak
_ ceo ——-——-
SUNDAY SERVICES.
St Paul’s Ch ia Morning and Holy Commun
Praver m at Il o'clock
Evening Praver at 7 o’clo k
St. Peter’s Cathedral—Holv ¢ omimunion at 5 a. m Matins at 1] a. m Children’s | Service at 2.50 p. m Evensong and Sermon at 7 o'clock,
St. Dunetan’s Cathedral *t Mass at !
7.30 acy Chi High Mass and Sermon at IO @ mh Vespers
St. James’
a. m.and 7 p. m
and Benediction at 7 p.m
Church.—Preaching at 1] , by Rev. T. F. Fullerton. Zion Church.- alerning prayer meeting }atl0.15. Preaching at Ji a. m. by Rev. D. Sutherland, and at 7 7 p. m. missjonary address by Rev Fulton Cottin, of Trinidad Sabbath School and Bit le Class at 2.30. Baptist Charch.—Prea a at Il a.m and 7 p. m. by Rey an Champion, Sunday Sc’:ool «nd pastor’s Bible Class at
2.39
First Methodist Church at ll a.m. by Rev. Mr. p.m. by Rev - M School and ‘ible C'as:e
Seeond
Brewer, and at 7 McLeod. Sunday
at 2.30. : st LL a. ne. and 7 p.m. by Rey. Mr. Palmer. of the Li rd’ Supper at the close of the evening service,
| Sacrament
Gospel Meeting Remember the Gx spel Meeting in the Atheneum on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o’clock, conducted b y the Railway men. Strangers alw ays welcome.
“Add to your faith virtue, and to knowledge, and to knowledge temperance, and to temperance patience.”
Lesson :
virtue
SHIP MEWS.
Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED. Sept 27—Phantom, Burke, Cocagne; G H Marrayatt, Keeping, Geo’town; SS Fast- net, Churchill, ‘S’ade
| 28—Electra, Mc Laren, Montague; tHoward | We have now in stock,
; Kenney, Pictou; Elva C hase, do; Erema, Neileon, North Syd- ney; SS Caberfeidh, Graham, Picton; R W Smith, Fore: t,do; JA GC, Wallace; Foam, Moran, Pic tou; Georgie Harold, Bonnell, do.
29—Jnulia A, Finlays son, Pinette; P L G MclIeaac, Pictou; Athlete, St Peter’s
’
Weatherbie,
CLEARED. Sept 27.—Minnie May, Miramichi, Baquet, do; Hattie E Me- Leod, New London; Diebytris, Cork, Pictou; Phantom, Burke,Malpeque; An- | nie G, Matthews, Sydney. 283—G H Marryat, Keeping, Fastnet, Churchill, do; SS Electra, Me- | Laren, Murray Harbor; SS Caberfeidh, Graham, Picton; 2 W Smith, . Forrest, do; J A GC, Lawson; Wallace; Foam, Moran, Pictou; Julia A, Finlayson, Pin- ette. 29—Jubilee, Butler, Alberton; SS Werces ter, Baker, Hfx; P L G, MclIsaac, Pic
' tou
SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS. Summersipe, Sept. 28. | Shipped per SS. Northumberland, Cam- | eron master, for Point da Chene:
i 55 eases egy’... eeegehoces = 219 | l horse o-* ences ee = 29 bris mackerel. “a 425 bris oysters eip-ecteanbeennes ine 10 tirls pork....... seevdocse ae | IG GI a cnegs ante cnnntisienapeiins 7
$s 1676
P erhaps: !
Perliay s!
aan,
dren’s Mass at $.30 a.m. }
Meth si st Church.—Preaching |
Great Stock of Clothing
| see their prices. may
BROS’.
Cunning- |
WONDERFUL
ae
PROWSE BROS.’
It will pay you to call and
talk,
| for your inspe
Laweor, |
Garcin, Pictou; SS
/PROWSE BROTHERS,
The Wonderfal
|
}
are becoming a nation of » dite Recent figures i:.dicate By same steamer on 29th September:-— at thev onsume 54 Ibe. of the leaf per 76 cases epggs.,........ .$ . 285 head everv vear—some thirty-seven gal- | BSS. BED IO Rais isa ds Kccnensooeune 326 | It remsina fur the do tors, who | 87 brie mackerel........+..-csere-s 1014 aiways disagree, to say whether the habit | 35 cases iobsters.................-. 245 is | al or the reverse, 100 bush oats......... Stille cihoaiale 238 It is said that William Howard Russell, 3 bris pt NALOes . ao LL. D., the famous war corresponde: — ‘ horse Sogn <9 PPPs cosy 059 about to publish his reminiacenses. As 1 tub bu tter.. ™ ae“ ‘ ° he has ted Canada twice, and spoken | os highiy of Toronto, whieh he saw in 136] | $2560 and again in 1889, the Dominion ought to | By s 8 Fastnet on Sept. 28 Le terested in the book Re eS) ae $ 139 A number of English members of parlia- | 4783 bash oats. ledii-o eaaitcoreia: ee ment ha subseribed sixteen thousand | 51 bush potatoes..... ianiees 10 i; iads maintain the strike of the Jerbysnire coal miners. As a resnit of $ 1524 te strike alaost every large line of bugi- ieee — ary the affected district is paralyzed, SHIP NEWS. anu isanda who would work are unable i \ rhe gentlemen who are putting up S’side, Sept. 28—ent schr Azov, Tren- | the money to maintain this state of affairs hoim, Pictou, coal; Geo P Trigg, Bell, are paying a big price for their votes, | Boston, via Souris, flour. Sept 28 — Cid | Armed men are henceforth to accom-| gehr Ida M,. Campbell, Pictou, bal; Azov, paoy trains hauling express and mail|} Trenholm, Cocagne, bal. matter ou of Chicago In the process of 4 development nineteenth century trave! has got back to ‘he conditions of the LOCAL NOTICES.
venteenth century. The guard and his blunderbuss was a feature of coaching life when Claude Duval and his like made
things lively tor the traveller on Engeliah I sway
Lizze Bordon, whore name became so wis known during her detention an-l tria t the charge of murdering her father and stepmother, has with her ® eft the homestead and purel aved a
in Fall River The
gitls have } ’
‘ to a fortune estimated at $400,000, : “phe y*hably mere than the!
Advertisements under this heading charged
for at the rate of ten cents per line.
140 barrels real No. 1 Gravensteins at auction to-morrow, at half past ten-o’clock. Trea le lote.—E. H Norton & Co.
Mu-iec.—Miss Janie Burris will re-open her musie classes on Tuesday, October | Sri #28 dy &w
ite every visitor to the éxhibition i examine of our immense stock |
We invi to ca'l an
wi fa pre of ve ‘oating#, suiting’ and trouserings,
rained by the tragedy amd trial | the arzext in the province. Our clothing expla the numerous offers of marriage | ia the most stylish and best-fitting to be M «! her mail. Liazie is said to be | hac, Every sait sold at a bargain. Suits robu t Kina has quite beoken down, made on short notice.—John MeLeod &
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE FOLLOWING ?)
Ladies’ and Misses’ Tan Hosiery,
Gur popular 4 i knees, “ Eclipse,” I «Ma
i (leor
Ca Tray { ers i Shame
b ‘ rk P
Damask -
laizama Straw Boxes.
New Flann tte Embroideries, {ashinere Embr ierie? I note Ee ; a , EK tmbroviedle red Ck nk*, : nts’ En ibrok lere i Dre hee, Infante’ Cliri« “tening Robes. kx t Double Damask labling and Nay; a - 1 & hundred and on other novelties show ing 4 Cail this evening or on Monda : “Ova 8 Day
BEER BROS.
Weather Daletia
Tororo, Sept. 30, 10 a. m. Local rains at fiast, then fair; te mpera ture about the same. i
| &o. sep27 Just opened the largest assortment on
P. E. Island of Reefere, over-coats, ulsters }
and suits every style quality and price.
| Please bear in mind no clothing house can
| undersell us.—McKay Woolen Co.
! Sept. 23 1 wk.
|
Pills Pills
Pills Pills
Pills Pills
WHY O WH Whi ty
Pils Pills
| Prepared only at
JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE, |
| sept26
Soid by all Druggists at 25 cents a bex.}
| } ' }
st es ener pee etinenstetenecane
{
“~~
BELO
pleased 2
and
prices
ction,
900 COATS. 822 RFP ts, 134 GPASTS,
And mor
Our trade
Hfx; 88 | by everybody,
just
exchange it for
to see
anywhere.
Charlottetown,
‘e to come.
; a, is rashing |
Competitors but PROWSE do the talking.
ready
vecause
Have You Seen It? Carpets, Carpets, Carpete, |
Seen Ware
~Preaching |
House Furnishings,
Oil Cloths, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Poles, Xen’s Furnishiegs,
fats and Caps,
a
nearly everythmg
ywant can be found at our
for Bargains. Every day
ii
people
are made happy and
sent on their way rejoicing,
Talk about DRESS GOODS. |
right in it,
Why, we are g
You should just ask to see
them.
we do the right
| themselves.
thing |
Mantles and Jackets, Cloths, Millinery,
Gents’ Furnishings, ete.
FURS !—We wish to call special attention to this Department. The goods are all this season’s importations
ALL FRESH AND NEW,
therefore recommend them in every way.
and we can You will find
bought right,
our goods as cheap as the cheapest.
meshes SE oneeanenn tf aeemeniatiemesntinn
MOORE & McLEOD.
Successors toe Perkins & Sterns.
Charlottetown, September 22, 1893—-tu th sat Sa A 5B ea
JJ MEMBER
THAT
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE——
K’S PATT
a
— ARE
TTERI
"” $1,000 Worth Be Received and Opened To-day
Store, which is Headquerters |
bound to advertise and se}!
the country for one year on
METROPOLITAN FASHION septl9
No further Fashion Sheets
notice will be ‘given, as these goods are sent Free to any part of DELINEATOR and ‘at the BAZAAR STORE.
receipt of 12 cents to pay postage.
CATALOGUE
for sale Monthly
MEAN IT
When We say that you cannot see a Larger or Finer Stock of CLOTHS for OVERCOATS and SUITS at such
Low Prices in Town.
j ; j } j
If we sell an article, and you sre not 5, ‘elele) * ARDS
return it to us
Vou. We
that they get
?
Septem be r 21, 1893-
live to
and we will be pleased to}
please our customers
the best value to be
he
Cheap Mena.
, “Why
If you be wise buy a box of MASTER MECHANICS
EXTRAORDIN It will not only from the skin, used for all toilet purposes,
TARY SOAP, remove but will also
and keep it at hand.
any dist or stain
heal and soften it. It can be ev sat ti—sept2
i
Ask Your Grocer for AMMONIA SOAP !
You will find it THE BEST SOAP YOU EV me
imaginable |
| Bought at a Bargain and will be sold by the yard or
found |
made to order in our usual artistic style. We are
| bound to Keep the lead for everything good and cheap. SHERTS, TIES, COLLARS, UNDERCLOTHING, READY-
| MiDs CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, all sizes, very cheap.
D.A.BRUCE, QUEEN STREET,
| ireaker of High Prices.
Charlettetown, September 23, 1893—tu thu sat
‘sce Clothes
Made up in first-class style, of the very | best "E'weeds and Suitings in the city.
|
Well Dressed Men
Always patronize fashionable We invite inspection.
Our Good Fits
Z Are a by-word in Charlottetown
dames McLeod @& Son,’
Yeaaliannable Tail lors Victoria Row.
RRO ES I ES aes _——— -— —_-—_——_ > nsec — —
_ BE SURE We Shall be More Than
AND Give Us A cate Pleased to See You.
Tailors.
[WHEN YU 4RE IV THE CITY
tETION -
i
;
'
} i {
;
VISITING THE, BNI
YOU WILL FIND US AT OUR STORE,
VICTORIA ROW,
AT OUR BOOTH AT THE
162
i ALSO
South End of Exhibition Building,|..
| WITH A NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF Pe
BOOKS, PICTURES, PURSES, SHOPPING BAGS, &c.,
the Best Steck of STATIONERY in the Town.
and
USED. Ammonia Soap is a High Class ‘ HASZARD & MOORE, Booksellers, Printers & Bookbinders.
Soap at a moderate price.
September 22, 1
893.
Charlottetown, September 20, 1893.
PER “CARROLL”
_ Worcester’
Ey { f his ve y f (in i t ! 0) Bo-ton Stear & Vv f port at 4. p.r CARVELL BROS Ch’town, Jul ly 17th, 93 E x th m, P at w 8, guar tn f
DG vou EAT
If so, it is indispensable that your BISCUITS, CAKE, PASTRY, should le prepared with the You secure these when using Woodill’s Geiman Baking Powder,
sept22
Kerosene Oil.
1300 barrels best American Water White now landing ex Clayola from New York. :
1100 barrels due by schooner this wee K :
N. B.&M
as . MURPHY
Overcoats snd Pants, MADE
Satellite
RATTENBURY
septs ah 1S si
ROM HIS NEW STOCK, ~o cheap that customers sec at a glanc e where the Bargains are to be found
sept 22—tf BY §¢ Sale arm Or Saie. THE subscriber offers for sale his farm on the Mount Edward Road, about one mile and a. half from the city, well and favorably known “Welsh Farm.” The farm consists of sixty ac rea, and con tains a good Dwelling House aud five Outbuildings, all in good condition, There 2 also a good orchard in eonnection. rerms easy Apply to C, BENOIT, Water Street.
as the
July 8, 1893, TS re
A desirable Dwell! ng Sou Mineme on Hillsborough Street, adjoining residence of Lemuel Poole, with Stable attached. This house is ne wly painted, papered and otherwise put in good order thronghout. Rent moderate and im- mediate pousession.
GEORGE ALLEY. septl—sat ta th & wky
Wants, Lost, Found,&e
Advertisements under this he “mling eine ! five cents per line.
LOST.—The « upe Of a waterproof coat. Th« ae ll please leave it at this office ept
WANTED.—A_ steady, intelligent boy to run a holating eng! ne.—R, McMILLAN, septy—!)
LOST.—Between the W. ¢. T. U Rooms, Grafton Street, and Dr. J: nkins’, Prince Street, a gold brooch with mx mogram “Hi, &." Finder will be rewerded by leaving {t at this office, ti—septs
LOST.- On Friday morning Harris & Stewart's and M Shop or between there and th Parsonage, a gold brooch in the hearts, set with, a small bei liant —ne ase leave it at this offic
either between ‘st venson'’s Tin Methodist form of four Finder wilt 2i on me —_
TO LE T.- as good order.
peque Road.
dwe i ng “aoe use w th ‘thee |; Fr Apply to Joser™ CLARK, Mal e0d—sept22 TO LES.—A Furnished GCotts ge, pleasantly situated and heated with hot w ater A poly at Tuk EXAMINER office. w s—sepid
WANTED.—By the first of Octotx r, ag for genecal housework acest be well recom meneed A ppl at on to Miss CARRI? Henry, Che sinut Street i
—be pti
TO LET- taining nine connection, septli—eod tf
A Cottage on Weet Street, con rooms; water and sewerage in Apply at this offic
TO LEI Thee astern half of ® House situ- ate on Sidney Street, lately ove d by Mrs Kooney, ‘Ontaining six rooms, aind is 1h goon condition as the house was rv ‘bu iit last sum mer, Possession given immediately Apply to Mr. ‘Thomas McQuaid, Low r Qusen Stroct or to the owner at Seuth po; EDWARD
K ELLY, ‘
dy—septls
TO LET.—One-half of a double tenement hoase on Hillsborough Square, iate ly occu pied by B.C. Prowse, Ase parti ulars appl to Wim. Wyatt or B. C. Prowse. eod tf—; iyse
MRS i MA‘ NUTI nas Tre-Opened her as es for Drawiug and Painting
; at her resi- den: Upp F Prince Street iw 2aW pd—sept4 TV LET.—A house on Chestnut Street, con tainin six rooms 4pply to Mra. P. Ss Brows, Central Hotel 2w eod—septlg
TO Li <T.—The house ong 1een Strev "t lateiy Occup d by Mrs. Offer. Apply to Mrs. OFFER at her pr esent residence On Kent Street.
septa
WAN, ED A second-han i Apply io {
augsl
hoist wheel, - 1. MORRISON, Queen Street
TO LET.—A house on the corner of Prince and Sidney Streets, known as the “ Fulton Hous Possess on given immediately, Al- ply to A. FULTON, at the Bazaar Stor:
aug
TO LE r- oe: ‘cottagy ) situated On Pleasant Street, containing eight rooms in first-class order, at pres “nt Occupied by John A. Me Innis, Esq.; also, stab Ee in rear, Possession ¢ ven immediate ly, Apply to Mr Thomas ficQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to tae owner, EDWARD KELLY. jis ,
WANTED TO HIRE for about two 1 m a@ good, quiet, family ¢ afriage horse on tae than 1400 ibs. weight, todrive round towa.— J. l NSWORTH. u—jy2)
TO LET.—That pi asantly dence on Richmond Street Wes ‘, near ths sea breeze. TO # small private & uni ly, re nt moderate if applied for soon. Apply on the premises. —C HARLES HigGins. jy?
7, ater r Wrigks’
Situated resi
TO | L E S. —Brick Dwelling on lately occupied by Mr. Geo
This house bas been painted an: throughout, and is now in aple i ap i from attic to cellar. Possession given imz ~~ diately. Kent moderate. For pai tieulars apply to GEORGE Praxe, ae in buildin . conuptes by Peake Bros, & eod tf—augl®
TO HIKE.—A first-class Horse and > hire. ad Rates reasonable Apply “tae wT
UK Y's Jewelry Store.
one
—In email amounte | on rties. Apply to F. w ouse Corner, Charlotte.
MUNEY TO Ian. Farm aod City Pr L. Moone, London F
town. im eod— —weptg
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