SPkoialL DESPATCHES TO tk Kx aMUN!
' TICURE have been sold during the
—e oN es ala. RII ‘TT E 7. oer Ve @.\ > (E DAIL AA VINER, - Local and Other Items. (|PRO ROR EP he Leow, DYSPEPTICURE | 7 the Specitic for Dyspepsia. oe aceron’ Die eae | Thousands of bottles of DYSPEP-
Reack Ribbon Velvets just received at Beer Bros tt
~ DecrpEDLY WARM. Ninety degrees in the shade to-day !
o Fry Paper, all kinds, at Watson's Drug Store - Vore for the Liberal-Conservativ« candi dates-—to-morrow
° For DRILL. No 2 Battery, &. A will wv gun drill to-night
meet ft Srroxy Fry Parer at Apothecaries Hall,
; on « D> sBris iv 8s Corne 1 ZO ol
BLack-BoRDERED Dress Good new ‘ust received at Beer Bros ti PHEATRICAL. —Edith Ellis and her Wizards disbanded at Steliarton, N. S., last
week
Carcu Em Ative—Fly paper’ at Apothe- earie’s Hall, DesBrisay’s Corner. 90 Si
lo-NiGHT. the Public Gardens to-night between S and ¢
* 1 0 CLOCK down those who tried to fasten upon
mortgage vote -to morrow.
Vor
the country the >
who 3 ipport an
candidates
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Vote tor the honest and ec
morrow.
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- PoLiticAL MERTING ( York last evening was a great success [ct the
Conservatives. -
Earty axnp Larcz.—Mr, Burke hai in the market to-day a number of very fine cauli- fowers, one of which weighed five pounds.
ities
-The
CONVENTION.
of the Maritime Provinces will meet at | Yarmouth, N. S., on August 24, at 10}
o'clock a. m. o
Crry Taxes.—Thursday next will be tle) last opportunity citizens will have of taking | advantage of the rate of discount on city| Make a note of this.
taxes. ~~ —>-—————
Tne New Boat.—Mr. Elijah Ross, with three of the South Fnd’s No. 1 crew, gave an} exhibition spin in their new boat to quite number of spectators last evening. The crew say she’s ‘a dandy
Go To-NIGH! fneie was a iarge
audience at the Riuk las night to see the Japs, and « much larger one 18 expected to- night. They will be here buta few days longer, a fact which sh uld be made a note
of by those who have not yet seen them. >
Teacuwers’ AproinTMENTS.—At last night's meeting of the School Board, Mr. John Me Swain was appointed Principal of (Jueen Square School, and Miss Lizzie Halioran was appointed to one of the junior departments. Miss C. Stumbles was appointed teacher in one of the departments in West Kent School.
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His Face Disricvrep.—Mr. D. F. Ross, wood, turner, in the employ of Messrs. Mark Wright & Co., was badly injured while at work on Saturday. A piece of wood flew out of his lathe and struck him across the temple, the result being almost fatal. Asit is his face is badly disfigured It is pleasing to learn, however, that Mr. Ross is doing w under the circumstances.
A Farac Sunstroxe.—The World says: A Weldford, Kent County, correspondent unde: date of the 23rd inst., write Parsons Me Glinchy was working on ve highway neat Capt. Smith's corner (so ca'l «l) on Monday, 21st iost., when he was stricken with paralysis and had to be conveyed home. Dr. Keith was summoned and found it to bea fatal case of sunstroke. McGlinchy died last night. He leaves a wife and several childven n>» in the best of circumstances.
Last Nient’s Concert.—The promenade oncert given by the Citizens’ Band in Quren sjuare Gardens last evening was oue of the most enjoyable of the season. The music was, of course, excellent, and attendance was very large. The two electric lamps vearly oppos ite the front of the Provincial Building were lighted for the first time this season, and the kindness of the Electric Company was the subject of match favorable comment. The lamps north of the Provincial Building will, we understand, be fitted up shortly. > Hanp Bapty’ [nsurep.—Little Arthur Newson, the nine-year-old son of John Newson, Esq., met with a accident which might have resulted in the loss of a hand, yesterday afternoon. !t appears that while the men were hoisting hay at Warren Farm, the lad placed hishand on theropes of the machine fork, and while in this position the horses started ahead~ The rope sped through the blocks, and little Arthur's hand was dragged in before he could let go. After much shouting, and not till they heard the little fellow’s cries, those outside st ipped the horses, when his hand was taken out. The hand was all skinned on the inside of the fingers, the flesh was torn out of the hand below the little finger, and the thumb was split open to the bone and er ished flat. A crew were got together, and they rowed the little fellow tu town where he reevived medical treatment, never flinching one: while his wounds were being dressed. Not- withstanding the shaking up the little fel- low received, it is pleasing to learn that he is duing very well
Avxornern DrowxrnG Accipent.— Between eleven sud twelve o’clo-k this foreno n two appr ntices in the employ of Messrs. Cairns & McLean. marble workers, named Beaton and James Bateman, left the city in a boat for the purpose of going bathing in the Hillsborough. They selected a place on the Southport side of the channel, at a point about opposite Pownal wharf, and stopping the boat, took off their clothing and got into the
George
water. Bateman swam off from the boat, while Beaton clung to ber side. For some
time Beaton held on, but finally let go and made one or two strokes, as if trying to swim. Then he began to splash the water with his hands. Bateman at first did not think there was anything serious the matter with his companion, but the splashing con- was the
tinuing, he swam over to see what
cause. He found Beaton sinking, and caught li rid of him «a: i tried to keep him up. He was not equal to the occasion, however, and the boat, w hich was not
mchored, having drifted out of reach, he was obliged to let go of Beaton in order to gave himenolf Beaton sank beneath the water soon after Bateman let go of him. As quickly a: possible afterwards, Bateman
brought uews of the sad affair to the city. Young Beaton was a son of Mr Hugh
Beaton, of West River, and was in the ¢e toad year uf his apprenticeship with Cairus & McLean, who spesk very highly of
sensein mesma
ae sean. | Che meeting at Little
Baptist Convention |
'to be held to-night, $5,009 will be
‘sole charge of vagrancy.
| The Revolution in Buenos Ayres, July 28. | The revolutionary movement i »spread. Fighting between the Govern-
troops and revolutionists was des- |perate. The Government forces were de- feated and 1000 of them killed or wounded.
ment
The navy has joined the revolutionary imovement. Insurgent artillery bombarded | Government house and barracks yesterday, |The triumph of the revolutionists appears assured The authorities of the |Argentile Republic have notitied all tele- with
to be
graph companies whose lines connect
tyles | the lines in that country that telegraphic! Obtained from all Druggists. Price
icommunication wi!
| further notice
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be suspended until
To Be Inquired Into.
LONDON, July 25. In the House of Commons to-day, Sir
, , , James Fereuson, Parliamentary Secretary
Lhe Lerorea Ban t wiil pray in ‘ f the }: reign Ofhice, stated that, the legal- eee
lity of the action of British naval officers in | Newfoundland would be tried by court law, lit was not desirable to state under what ‘imperial law the prerogative of the crown officers’ instructions were framed.
A Disastrous ¢ ollision.
New York, July 28. A special from Manchester, England, says two workmen's trains, through some unexplained stupidity of a switchman, col- lided to-day in the new Manchester ship canal, and ten workmen were instantly killed and sixty seriously injured, of whom it is believed that at least thirty were
fatally so. After the Cyclone.
LAWRENCE, Mass., July 2g, Everything about the scene cyclone 18 quiet. About $3,400 ready been subscribed to the and it is expected that at a
of <rhe have al- relief fund, mass meeting raised The injured are all doing well.
siciiabataei
nee Cancelled.
Orrawa, July 28. The Governor-General has peremptorily cancelled the sentence of five years’ con- finement in the reformatory passed on a nine-year-old boy at London, Ont, on the
eee ee
Customs Regulation. Orrawa, July 28. Collectors of Customs have been notified that all packages in which goods are com- monly placed for home consumption, are, whether containing free goods or not, duti- able at their actual value.
— —
Serious Fire
Buenos Ayres. |
continues |
| past few years without any advertise- | ment whatever. It is now well known | in nearly every part of the Maritime | Provinces, and many orders have been | filled for Quebec, Mass., and Maine. | DYSPEPTICURE not only aids Diges- tion, but positively cures Indigestion and Chronic Dyspepsia; this quality | of CURING the disease explains its | large and spreading sale without having been brought to the notice of the | public. ' DYSPEPTICURE
may now ie
| per bottle, 35 cents and $1.00 (the | latter four times size of former).
An important pamphlet on DYS- | PEPTICURE promptly mailed, free, | to any address.
CHARLES K. SHORT, St. JOhri, New Brunswick,
Summerside Experts.
SUMMERSIDE, July 25. ' ee str Princess of Wales, Cameron, master, for Point du Chene :—
126 cases egys. . A vila Peek wee eee $ 553 Pe es ete no ck, 144 MP cus oui ea eae 2095
ee a 60
$2852 By same steamer on July 26 -—-
NAN 6 a5 5 sc cpebi wens onwoaet $ 733 Re meee SUNG oka kc sc dee 119 BN on co ce eae ses Oe
Re I ec core vc ea eae 132
IN rics oo oi es oe 3
$3018
Pottce Court.—A vagrant named McDon- ald, hailing from St. John, was given twenty; four hours to leave the city this morning. He promised to get.
New Host.—Now that the Post Office De- partment has added about 150 feet of hose to its equipment, we trust thatthe obliging janitor will see that the grass in front of the building is sprinkled once or twice a day.
y Lace Curtains A lot slightly
soiled at half price. HARRIS & STEWART.
Boys’ Shirt Waists, Print and Galatea, 40¢. eacii. HARRIS & STEWART.
Monrreat, July 28. |
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Cote St. Antoine, a flourishing suburb of | the west end of the city, was visited to-day | by a serious fire, entailing a loss of $50,000. |
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er Gall+ tts: exenro, July 29.—10 a. m. Moderate winds, fine, not much change in temperature orem Money Fountarn.—Owing to the water fountain not being in working order, the Citizens’ Colored Band will have a money fountain on the square this evening, when
everybody may have'the plaesure of throwing a |
| Men’s Fancy Cotton Shirts—
few cents into the pool.
vionE Baxp Muvsic.—-On Friday evening next the Artillery Band will give a promen- ade concert in the public gardens, and on the following Welnesday evening the Band of the 82nd Battalioa will give a similar concert in the same plac:
BarraLion Dritt —-No | and 2 Batteries of Garrison Artillery will meet at the Drill Shed to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, at 7 o’clock, sharp, and march to Victoria Park for Battalion Drill. The Brigade Band will be in attendance
Musica Excurston.—The Citizens’ Band will have a grand musical excursion by moon- light, on the steamer Princess of Wales, on Friday evening next. Steamer will leave the Wharf at 8,15, sharp, returning about eleven. Ad. to-morrow.
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I. O. O. F. Nores.—Prince Edwara Lodge, of Summerside, give a grand moon- light excursion this evening, 9n board the steamer St. Lawrence.
Ata largely attended meeting of Odd- fellows, held in their hall, Union Street, it was unanimously decided to banquet the yrand lodge on the occasion of its meeting here, August 13th. It ‘s understvod that the affair will be on a grand —Tele- graph, 26th.
The Oddfellows of Moncton, N. B., cele- brated their annual decoration day on Fri-
.y last, by placing flowers, link, cross and crown shaped, on the graves of their depart- ed brethren. A beautifully worded oration was delivered by Rev George M. Camp- Vice Grand of Prince Albert
scale.
bell, the
L idge The demonstration under the auspices of
the Oddfellows was heid at Kingston, Ont.,
ou 23rd inst., with great pomp. Eight cantons and local and visiting brethren
turned out in procession, which was magni- ficent, and viewed by thousands of people. As the cantons marched, they went through various manoeuvres, bringing forth cheers from the crowd. ao Dr. AsuLey Acar. - Mr. Henry Morris, of Chatham, writes as follows to the World: For the benefit of those persons who have not al- ready, like me, had the paiaiul experience of the King of Dentists, Dr. Ashley, the 5u- called painless tooth-drawer, I can give them my experience. He went ata tooth for ine, broke it several times, f actured a poition of the jaw-bone, and left it in that state. I was sufferiug great pain, and at once pro- ceeded to a dentist in the town who took out the reots an! gave me instant relief 1 would, therefore, advise others needing dental assist- ance not to allow thems Ives to be ange as I was. but to go at first to a pro essional practitioner in our midst, for my experience has heen that te does his work better and
Men’s and Boys’ Undercloth- ing. -We are showing a
fine range. HARRIS & STEWART.
Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats. —A good stock at low
prices. HARRIS & STEWART.
See the lot we are seiling at 40 cents each. HARRIS & STEWART.
Ladies’ Rubber Circulars
A jot damaged at $1.60. HARRIS & STEWART.
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing A good stock of new finish goods. No lower prices in the city
HARRIS & STEWART.
Ch’town, June 26, 1890
GRIT
_-AND——
WHOLESOMENESS
-.SECURED IN USING—
IS THE REPOR7 OF THE
vith lesa pein thaw the travel ing iaposter.
Kath. oe. thee siamaeh ‘ g 4
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Dominion Government Analyst. jwlyg
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YOU SHOULD NEVER
—-WHEN WANTING--—-
READYMADE GLUTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
0. B. MACOONALD’S, QUEEN
Will always be found the Cheapest Place to buy at; will always be found the Largest Stock to — from; will always tind there the best fitting Clothing.
uring the balance of July and the month of August we will give you the BIGGEST BARGAINS ever offered in Charlottetown. ; si
—LEAT AT
STREET,
DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE. New Boots Opening Daily
——— ———_(x)—— ibilemiige ne
GREAT BARGAINS!
ifw\ (xX)
The Cheapest Boot Store in Charlotietown, and Dont Forget It.
Charlottetown, July 22, 1890--ceod & wky
DOMINION OF CANADA,
Province of Prince Edward Island,
City oF CHARLOTTETOWN
hy THE CITY COURT, before Rowan Robert
Fitzgerald, Esq., the Stipendiary Magistrate | for the City of Charlottetown. i ‘Take notice that His Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate forthe said City of Charlottetown has, by virtue of the power and authority in him invested by the statute of the General Assembly | of the said Island, Intituled ‘‘An Act to consoli- | date and amend _ the several Acts Incorporating the City of Charlottetown,” ordered and appoint- ed that MONDAY, the 4th day of August next, be the day set down for hearing all appeals made tohim from the last preceding va uations, as- | sessments, Or rates imposed or authorized by the City Council of the said City, and thaton such day and daily thereafter until all such appeals have been heard, atthe hour of eleven o'clock, forenoon, in the said City Court, in Charlotte- town aforesaid, all such appeals will be heard and finally determined by him. Dated this 22nd day of July, A. D. 1890.
By order, ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, Collector for said City.
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, HE D. & A. CORSETS are superior | & to all others in Shape, Fit and Material. Each pair has a guarantee at- \tached by the maker.
[ry a pair and you will find them first- Money refunded if they do not give j satisfaction. For sale at
PERKINS & STERNS, CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
ivl7—2m
| class.
MANTS, LOST. FOUND de
’ + i To LET.—The House and Premises, Kent St., j occupied by the late Mrs. H. Palmer. Apply
immediately to L. H. DAVIES. tf—july29
Loe -A Gold Ball Earring. in or near Char? lottetown. Finder will please leave same at this office. 2i pd—july29
R HIRE.—Two horses and two buggies ' Apply to J. Firzparrick, Bayfield Street. july28 3i vd
LD BOILER FOR SALE, on Steam Naviga- tion Co’s. Wharf, recently taken from_ stmr. ““M. A. Starr.” Could_with repairs be used for a Saw or Grist Mill. Offers received at office of Company. jy24 yo LET.—A House on Richmond Street, near Hillsborough Square, containing 8 rooms, good cellar, yard and stable. Rent moderate. Apply to J. B. MACDONALD. 4i—jy24
to Mrs. G. J 2i eo1 pd—jy22
W ANTED.—A Cook. Apply WriGcut, Water Street. O LET.—Part of the House situated on the a corner of Queen and Fitz~-oy Streets. The other half is at present occupied by A. Horne & Ce. Possession immediately. Apply at A. HoRNE & Co’s. 2w—julyl9
ANTED TO RENT.—About ist October, a
House, containing 8 or 9 rooms, nice situa-
tion. Anyone expecting to have such to let may
hear of a good tenant by applying at this office, or writing P. O. Box, 497. junel6—tf
LET,—The commodious House adjoining
the subscriber’s residence. Prince Street, ! with large stable and coach house.—R. McMIL- ‘ LAN. : eod tf—mch21
WANTED—A man, who has a khuowledge of farming, to till a few acres of land within a short distance of the city, Apply to the Collector
‘ of Customs. june2i
WwW ANTE!*.A good servant to d» general
housework. Coaland kindling attended to
by man servant. Good wages to the right per-
son. Apply to Mrs. UNswortu, head of Prince Street. july18
| \\T \ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A good _plaia | W
Cook. Apply to Mrs. F. T. NEWBERY, Esplanade jalyl4 OUSE TO LET.—One-half of House on Orle-
bar Street. Weter onthe premises. Rent mrocierate. Apply to 8, Gray. tf—julyl4
WANTED IMMEDIA'TELY,--two Servants j Hovsemaid and Cook. Apply at this office.
IMP
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Charlottetown, July 26, 1890.
RTANT TU BUYERS |
(App
in FoU: WANs
PROWSE & CO.
CAN GIVE THEM TO YOU IN ALL KINDS OF
Dry Goods and Clothing.
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BARGAINS,
They will not be Undersold by any
Firm on this Island. —_———(\) —-—
Their Stock having been bought at a Big Reduction on Cost, they will give some startling low prices. VISIT THE CHEAP STORE.
PROWSE & CO.,
Sign of the Lion, 136 Queen Street. Charlottetown, June 27, 1890.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS! a
HE BAZAAR COMPANY have just received several new shipments of Goods, and are now displaying the finest lot of FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY to be found in the Town. BOOKS, STATIONERY, UNDERWOOD’S INK, PAPER BAGS, etc., Whole- sale and Retail. ROOM PAPER, BLINDS and OIL PAINTINGS for the remainder of the season AT OOST. Gall and examine our Oil Paintings, framed with heavy Gilt Mouldings, from $1.00 to $3.00 CROCKERYWARE in large variety, including Vases, Lamps, Jugs, Toilet Sets, Tumblers, Goblets, Cups and Saucers, Berry Dishes, Rose and Biscuit Jars, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Pitchers, Flower Pots, Finger Bowls, etc. ; Cane and Wicker Work Baskets, new designs ; a lot of Ostrich and other expensive Feathers, Feather Fans, Toys, Games, etc. ; Lawn Tennis Balls, Rackets and Nets, Croquet and Baseball ae Express Wagous, Rocking Horses, Garden Tools, etc. ; a lot of Union Patent nit Hammocks, from 50c. to $2.25. SCHOOL and PRIZE BOOKS of every kind—special discount to teachers. Musica! Instruments, Accordeons, Violins, Mouth Organs, ete.
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