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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Beer Bros

Manries « Sreciaury

> 5.1.3 KR a thiv meeting this W inesiay) eve y & 4 o'clock Boarp or Trapt Remember the Board f Trade meeting thie evening a Fe ir meeting of Pert le e @ ¢ arty) it Conferring of ~ ' > s ence was M Len is ” ‘ - ! ‘ i steamer Electra 7 he » ut Pictou from the 16th - I EB. ¢ AT Devens The Sehr Fred BE. Cox las arrived at Demerara and a@ of ‘ poree i ' i rPierrTri i Urangemen w lH Iwelfth of July by holding a l wh ‘ ~- F aAStNeT wes Halifax for Char- at SX < this evening sue ha- bad seven w plates putin - Cuvecn — Teachers and officers of 4 { h Sunday School are reminded «wt y ti evening at the clove of the praver meeting Lvnnpe rtamt busine=s, o Sceumer Senoot or Scrence Hon. D Laird will drive the faculty ont to visit the waterworks this afternoon Siar-gazing to-night at e git o'clock a

Dox’r Forcer the great tea at Alberton preparations are

proniises

Extens ve being made for to be the snecess of

on the isth the event, which the seaeon. -

Norice.—The shareholders of the Ma - onic Temple Company will please remem- ter the annual meeting of the Company to be held in the Masonic Temple = this vening at 8 o’cleck

agp

For Base apors.— The schooner Neva

asd sarged her cargo of coal, and will mding with oats for ulxo take 214 hor-es shipped ley

I t «alterna gin | Barth : She will

ie nck The

oats will be

sciicaanaiiesilitiad

Resaway.—A horse owned by Captain Nicholeon, of the City Hotel, was frighten- ed by some Loy< at the Railway Station | frightened animal was apturel near Hillsborough Park, fore the carr age was bad-

. . ami Tan awav The finally nx, however, Le }

vy smashed sessnesiiienieenes plate glase

Jehnsou’s

Griass.—The large J yhnson & down iown . broken some time azo, whe replaced to-day. The exterior of the building is also being painted. Miller Bros. have also had two new jate glass windows put in

PLATE window of Messrs

store

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Nava Nores.—This forenoon His Hon- or the Lieutenant-Governor accompanied bw his aide-de-camp and private aecretary ca'led upon Captain Wilson, of H. M. S. Canadas. Captain Wilson paid his respects to the Lieutenant-Governor yesterday after-

non.

D J. Kane, E-q “United States Conenl, called upen Captain Wilson on board ship vesterday afternoon.

sihinadiioes

ENTERTAINMENT IN THE RoyaLtry. — Another grand entertainment was held in Mr. Heartz’s hall Monday night and | proved quite a success. The singing was

led by Mies May Curtis, who presided at | the organ. The chair was oceupied by the Rev. Mr. James, who gave a verv in

teresting address, aleoa short addresa by the President, Mrs. Easory, aiso excellen’ readings by Miss Holman, Miss Partri-jive and others. A solo by Miss Curtis was ly rendered

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M assacuvsettes. — The wrid’s Student Convention Northfield, Mas*., June 40 |

» daly Se Several ljeadinz Canadian | olieges are represented. At the fourth of Jaly celebration the anditorium was draped with English and American flags; also a Peaenes “Canada forever.” ‘The Canadian delegates sang “God save} ¢he Queen” and the entire audience, led by Jer. Pr Philadelphia, gav@ three cheers for the Queen

CANADIANS IN ninth annual We ix being held at |

with the words

ison of

Fon Boatox The for Boston gre ral merc aniize es lobeters, ar

Miss Cairn

steamer Florida left w th a cargo « wh ch ire In teed ui the following par- , Mra. Gaffney, John |

=,

last evening

2 900 ca

renders: Hal an, Mr. Hughson, Miss William-, H. A. MacBeti ; Minnie Ching, Martha Stew- art, Mre. Maclead, Mix« (Carrie Peter-, Angue Macdonald, D. A. Maekay, Georve | H. VanArmar, A. H. Baylor, W. G. Squarebrigs, Katie MacSwain. Missa B. Silike, Mies Colina Currie iii Canvicany Tea.—The tesa party at}

Cardigan yesterday was a great success in every respect. There were upwards or| oar thousand persons present, and the be- ty of order prevailed thioughout the pro- | ceediags. The tea tab les were well patronized, and all the amusements usual | on such occasions were provided. The | League of the Cross Band = present, and discoursed good music special | from Charlettetown was a! =< of Conductor Tanton, and every attention | was shown the excursionists. oo i Scuoor. Boarp Meerixnc.—The regular meeting of the City School Board was held last evening Mr. Matheson, Mr. | | Thomas McLean and Miss Higgs, of West | hk yl, and Miss Mi ichell, of | | School, filling of

ent Street S« ae Alpper Prince Street gheir resignations. The giuas created was deferred until the next | regular meeting The Secretary directed to nders for coal for the three city echoole, also for whitewashing Weet Kent Schoo! for June was 1364, daily percentage, 89

procure te

average

iii Five boxes of strawberries for 60 cents to- lav, at Beer & Goll s. Now is ye berries for preserving offering 5 boxes for 50 cents to-day.

ur chance to get cheap straw-

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DIED At the residence of Fortune, on the [7th June, in the TOth vear of his age, aftera lingering liness of several years’ duration. His re- naina were followed to their last resting pace at a = o Bay by « large concourse o a) people of denominations.

his brother, Bay

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Goods. }

SUVSVVEVsessesesess

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; Dress { Cashmeres, .

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Our Black Goods, for FINENES? and

just to suit you,

Yxse> Special attention given to CRAPE WORK in our Millinery Department by Miss Dunlap.

BEER BROS.

Twe Wearuen,—Moderate winds; most showers

| lent texture,

jis about two miles from Gov. | point by water, and four

| bathing, fishing, ete., {last autumn | Gallant were the "principal causes that

| commenced with a membership of forty-

| does not reflect credit on the people who

| would certainly do a | remedying chis evil.

lof H. James Palmer of a son.

PARIS GREEN

| Guaranteed Pure,

tendered pulled a paper from his pocket and buried the | himself behind it, while she suppressed a

was : She had just began to congratulate herself lon the success of her scheme, when the | waiter brought their order.

The total enroliment } 1120, |

Beer & Gotl's are |

Joseph Fisher, |

WEIGIIT, Permanency of Our Stock is complete in every particular,

DAILY

AT THE BUTES.

Tue scores at the last league match are

} as follows :

S2ND BATTALION.

Pra. | Fe Ne Bi vecttttdnsithetistins sis Sergt Crockett . denndeteb' bes be a Lieut Prowse........ SUE cidnes .. 89 Pt MeMillan......... oo kh inded be s.ccmeee Re MM iccoliik, so 5 veknesegnes RT Lieut Me Donald ie sw a wecweudenian we

Capt Hooper 8 Capt Stewart. . sau ok eka end 8 IT MI iceiicics ones cine ¢ cedevesses aM Pt Gray 8

Sia GARRISON ARTILLERY

Its

Gs Te Be Nc kinds bes evccvensiie % Q. VW. Sergt. KR. V. Longwe oth. ound vt Major J. A. Longworth — SY L. eut. KE. Stewart ' oe conéendueeli xy | Corpl. John McLeod ; iva OF Capt. F. W. L. Moore iididiels WTA c pl Geo. McKinnon. veuwe o0dedeeoode 8:3 Gunr, Perey Carver.......... ephdenne a2 | Sergt. N. MceNevin.......... ; 82 | Guar. Per y Dogherty. ‘ 66 a0} The wind was steady and the shooting | |

very gtnrt Serygt Allen made the t mt score for the Battalion, 96 points, anu Captain H. M, Davison made an equal niutber of points for the Artillery. Ct ne ee ee ee NORTH RIVER NOTES,

(By our special correspondent.)

The grass in this vicinity promises to be huy in the near future of a very excel- The crops generally present a fine appearance, and the farmers are looking forward toa bouatifal return for their labors,

fhe potato bug has arrived, and evi- dently intend to stay. You can see him roosting along the fences as yon pass by, at peace with himself and the world gen erally.

The fruit crop promises to be a very generous one, with the exception of straw- berries, which are, I regret to say, beauti- fully and religiously scarce.

One of the mo-t beautifal places in this part of the country is the farm of Mrs. Fieiger, now known as Pleasant Point, but formerly as the Disney property. It Howlan’= by roal Charlottetown. It commands a magniticent view of the harbor, and the faciiuies for are unequalled.

One of the institutions here is May- tlower Division, Sons of Temperance. It is said that the increasing drankenness inthis section and the disgraceful brawl! atthe house of Mr. Peter

from

led to its birth. It was duly organized by Mr. W. H. Harris, of Charlottetown, and

seven, and the number has been steadily increasing. The marked sobriety of the people here ia one of the greatest proofs of the good work ii is doing.

A church or hall of some dezcription is badiy needed here. Boys and girls wander about on Sundays without receiving any religious instruction and of course througout the week days are taught noth- ing in our common school. It certainly

havechildren growing up around them that such a state of affairs should be al- lowed to exist. A little united effort great deal towards

instincts cnet BIRTH. At Charlottetown, on the 10ch, the wife

Great sale of white counterpaines and white shestinz- at Stanley Bros. See their ad. 2.n

Thousands of new patrons have taken Hood’s Sarssparilla tii season and realized its benetit in blood purified and strength restured.

Sammer School of Science—*“In Me- moriam ” and “ Hamlet” now in stock.— Haszard & Movre.

Have you seen the big display of Boston Photographs Haszard & Moore are now

= s showing ?

STUCK FRESH

chi AD antes

AT LOWEST PRICES.

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

Corner Kent and Prince Streets. )c orner Queen and Richmond Streets.

WHY IT FAILED.

(From Life.)

They were newly married, but so clever- ly had they covered the fact that no one knew it. They sauntered nonchalently inte the dining room and took seate. He

} small yawn and looked out the window.

The newly married man put his paper down and his eves rested on one of the | dishes. He looked quickly at her and she | blushed deeply and dropped Ler fork. He

| grew red, too, and amid the smiles of | these near by, he raid to the waiter: “ Take that rice away !”

Come when you will and select your Furniture—before or after the widding— we'll not give you awav. We'll “be as | silent as the grave.” You have heard iabout our goods and prices. “he half has not been told.”

‘MARK WRIGHT & G0., LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

BEST VALUE IN

Merinoes, &c.

WIDTH, FINISH, Color, are unsurpassed. and at prices

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EXAMINER — ae $

WEDNESDAY, JULY

Our stock of Readymade Clothing is now complete, and we

outer man cheaper than it can be done Worsted Suits for Men, Ex leather ; nothing imported can compete witl We handle everything in the Clothing li and home-made eoods, W e are the centre best and cheapest eoods in the city. a fuli line of {mported Cloths, including W imported direct from the mills, besides our We have a large stock of HATS on ha and see our Straw Hats before anys. a Remember, we have removes to J in the city. This is the only place we = Wool, cash or trade, and sell goods cheaper

any

amine our Home Manufactured Tweed Suits, good heavy

If you are in heed of Cloth you will do well to call on us,

McLeod's

are prepared to decorate and brighten up the Come and see our $3 Serge Suits and $5 goods; will wear like

where in the city.

1 them.

ine, Separate Coats, Coats and Vests and Pants in both imported of the Clothing trade, because we carry the largest stock of the We carry orsteds, Serges and Pantings, and a large line of Canadian Tweeds own manufactured T weeds,

nd which we are selling at a very small advance on cost. new line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS just in. Corner, and we are not connected with any other store business, and this is the spot where we pay the highest price for

for cash than anywhere else in the city.

Come

JULY TRADE

PROWSE BROS.

— OFFER —

SPECIAL IIDUCEMENTS

Cash Buyers Duriug July ! .

You can’t find anyone who is sorry for trading at Prowse Bros,

CARPETS, CLOTHING, HATS, COTTONS FURNISHINGS,

in endless variety.

PHOWSE BRGS., The Cheap Men. , |

July 4, 1894. |

FLOUR.

CAN

Charlottetown,

BE BOUGHT Ai A'L SORTS OF persous want Flour wants the best. A FEW CRUMBS OF COMFORT mav be here and there, but if you want A WHOLE satisfaction buy “ Fg oppcepc Kor sale only at

SSAAt & SANDERSON & O'S 5 a 3 —@> ‘ong tyr + +

Mevwsenu Block, Victoria Row

PRICES, | Almost

F ew

that is stinmply e verybody

good,

gathered |

LOAF of |

e- mow f

lilowers, Reapers and Rakes’

Charlottetown. June 6,

The NEW MODEL BUCKEYE and the wide-wheeled ITHICA RAKE are the best Implements to put into the | heavy hay crop of this season. We are selling them for cash on short time, =

low |

REPAIRS always on hand for Mowers of any id facture.

ALSO—A Carload of Genuine MeLauchlin Carriages. McLauchlin Gears require no puffing. If you are going to en q ] § 4 going purchase a Carriage inspect those. x a 4 7 4 ‘ FEINLAYSON,

aud

Db. W.

July 9, 1894—eod & wy

Ch’town, LEPAGE’S OLD STAND

“Ste Resa, TheSeasideHotel

Open for the Season on June 0th, |

This Leautifal watéring-plece has ont

it as enjoyable as possible.

Still-water and surf-bathing, croquet and jawn tennis, boats and fishing, beautiful | shady walks and avenues. Terms very |

| H 5 ' moderate.

—) ——— | JOHN NEWSON & CO.,

WHITE Carelottetowa, P28. 0 VESTS, ee ae

BATHING Provincial Loan.

STRAW Prince Edward Island, HATS, 25th June, 1894.

LIGHT TIES.

Address,

june30

sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government of receive, from any person or persons, Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. eall or on such terms as may be agreed | upon.

the investment of large or small sums for

short or long periods. McMILLAN,

ly fair and comparatively cool with local

ANGUS Prov. Treasurer.

HANTS LGA

june25— pat

much improved this season, so as to make [

Prince Edward Island is now prepared to |

interest, on :

This will afford a good opportunity fer

I;

iA Household Necessity.

7 If you don’t want the most expensive kind you'll want some kind. Our business is to get you the kind you want. UNBLEACHED. A good quality Cloth, neat pattern, - - - 15 cents A little better, . - - - - - : 3. ¢ “till Better, - - - - - - - 5Oy a ae Excellent quality, wide width, Damask pattern, - - - 26c. up.

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H2Zxer BRP A

WHITE.

Very handsome Designs, splendid quality Cloths, wide, - 65¢. up

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Do any of these Goods suii you ?

Call and let us show you the goods anyway.

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MOORE & McLEOD.

Charlottetown, July 11, 1894—m w f

THE SUMMER GIRL

j hereabouts, comes to us for her

j 4) shoes. This fact proves her to be

ey as sensible as she is lovely. Those

“a . Oxford Ties of ours are just too cool Sr be without, and a summer girl my Ny _ without them would look as dismal as

ES / a watering place witout the summe: ea girl; and certainly nothing in fvot- eae we ever delighted any summer girl thal so much as our Ties, that have been eae ; ‘t Sj voted the handsomest in town. Na-

turally the young ladies of Charlotte- town are in a flutter over our shoe triumph, and evea though Miss Smith

i) j looked long, she could never look , prettier from a shoe point of view than m4 she would wearing a pair of our in- sy) : i imitable Oxfords sold at 60 cents and oI 4% r e* ». Simp wt & HE we up. We also have DINGIL\ COM- ep Be Ay : / (esev arc NG fy a FORTS for old ladies. Every old — \ ~~ y“ ; lady should have a pair to enjoy real ~ oe ath he oa Me hee i... le —— comfort. Always come to us if in a search of something good and cheap.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Charlottetown, July 11, 1894—dy

WE HAVE COME! eo:

Berger’s English Paris Green

WILL KILL US

11, . 189 LE.

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P. LE Island. Bail Railway,

On and after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the

trains of this Railway will ran daily’ (Sundays excepted) as follows :— Trains Outward.

Trains Inward,

down up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 240 600...... Charlottetown.......620 940 301 614.....Royaity Junction.....606 919 3530 64. ....North Wiltshire......534 830 GG. Sie ccess Hunter River....... 524 815 44 735... - Bradalbane van 5 al 789 i> 7a seerne 0s ORR cidseinde % 6 73 SOS BODY vice cus POOR, oct 4 TR > Si Fee ™ pe ina .429 68 600 815)...... Ly veseee ( 405 615 PM , iimoamenstas ; AM 140 8305 sikon « Ly Ps wis / 340 1106 2u2 845 . .-Migeouche......... 325 104% 22 96 - Wellington ........ 307 017 817 ...Port Hill ? 935 44 ... O'Leary $99 5 .. Bloomfield. . 744 .. Alberton... ie 76 EER. escent «66

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AM P ™M } P Dy 630 300...... Charlottetown...... A> ro 65) 314.....Royalty Junction.....9065 515 738 3 MO... seeeseee BOERS occcrccn OO 4 805 405)... Ar Lv —~€ 815 46

? Mount Ste wa t )

82 wt... Ar.......0810 3655 POD BPR cedsccnces MR edcscscaa ta 8s Bee BOR. cc0c0e cE UD. cccccceee tm 6& 1014 638... .. Bear River.........646 18 055 605.... pe Mien 0 neene 6b 16 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM 825 410.......Mount Stewart......810 384 938 5¢8..........Ca een* srr ~~ oe | 10 00 : 2 eoeeeed Georgetown... 700 218 4M PM “aM PM P M AM © BBs 0 6005000. 00g0 5 MIDOMN v0k00s duce seees 7b Se ccscesicksie Cape Traverse.... . seeveee 63 PM AM

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. ewan Moncton, N. B. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

nameay CBen men ee Keep Off the Grass We'll Allow No One to Tres-

pass on our Toilet Business !

We have a pleasant, smooth Rubber un- breakable Comb at 10 cents. Call and see them.

Our stock of Brushes, Perfumes, etc., is

complete. REDPIN BROS...

J une25—eod Opp. Post Office.

Our Vatches

are up to the times, keep

good time,

long time. If your Watch doesnot

and you will

and last a

go well,

leave it with us, we

make a good timekeeper

cu.

G. H. TAYLOR,

North Side Queen Square. July 10.

_t ose ne aN ) SiveRwAr, cro +s = OUR STORE

an art house, 86 to and | lovers of the artistic and beau always eager to look over our overlooks it, and we never overlook the requirements of the public of Charlottetown in var line. The fall in value of the white metal makes silverware very reasonable in price, and the new designs are more elegant than ever. In this department we have Pickle Dishes for $1.25, Cake Baskets, Fruit hishes, &c., very pretty and not expensive.

E.W. TAYLOR,

aa CAMERON BLOCK ju yl0

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

isa re poritory of art, speak, tiful are

display. No one

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—Aan upright Piano in good repair to sell or rent by the month.—C. lL. MoRRIsON, Auctioneer.

julyll

WASHING.—Mrs. Egan, Mal ne Road, mer pe old English burial ground, will be ad to do washing for any perscus who may

Cove orders for her. Work carefully done, julyl0—3i pd

TO BE LET.—The House and Premises on Richmond Street, at present occupied by Mr. Joseph Kent. Apply to FRANCIS P, McCaR- RON, 31 | od pe—j70

NOTIC E TO OWNERS OF REAL ES. TaTE.—! want to purchase a few acres of land neartown. Ary party having a small lot of land with buildings, within three or four miles of Charlottetown, for sale, can find a@ cash customer by addressing with descrip- tion J. T. W., P. 0. Box 54. 2w—jyis

WANTED-—A boy to learn the watechmak-

And thereby save the

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DAWSON,

WHOLESALE AND

Go to Beer & Golf's for Your Ficnic Supplies

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Charlottetown, June 20, 1894—m w f

RETAIL,

Under authority of the Act of last Ses- |

{ i ta so IeTTRO FOR MAKING SANDWICHES—They have Corned Beef, Compressed Ham, Potted Ham, Potted Tongue, Potted Game, &c

IN CANNED FISH--They have Island Salmon, Finnan Haddies, Sardines, Spiced Salmon, Lobsters, &c.

2 ya CANNED MEATS—They have Roast Beef, Ox Tongues, Lunch Tongues, Corned Beef in 1, 2 and 6 pound cans, Dried | 2e@ ec

Also, all kinds of CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES, as well as a full assortment of Plain and Fancy BISCUITS PURE LIME JUICE, and SYRUPS, assorted flavors, at

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BEER & GOF'F'S.

Charlottetown, June 30, 1894—tu thu sat

ing and jewelry business. Apply at G. G. JURY'S. iw jul

WANTED—A gene ral servant in a small family. Apply to Mrs. ALLEY, Dorchester Street. july7— -pat eod cod

PLEASANT POINT—A few Boarders can be accommodated at Pleasant Point, North River—one of the mest beautiful spots on the Island, on application to Mus. FLEIG ER. july 6

Ww ANTED—A » Be orvent for general house- work. Apply to mrs. E. Davy, Richmond treet, july5 tf

Ww ANTED—At the Acadia Hotel, a good Laundress. Apply at the Fish Market. _Julys

BICYCLE FOR SALE.—A very light cater

nevumatic tire Bicycle, as good as new, will

» solid cheap for cash. Enquire at this office. july 3—tf

WANTED—A Boy to attend a berse and

make himself useful about a bouse. Apply at this office, jane27 tf seouedl —

PICNIC BOILERS t to rent at H. D. Wab- MAN’S, Upper Queen Street. if—juned)

PASTU RE—About an acre of rich pasture land to let, with pump and clear water on same, near Government Pond. Apply to W. C, HARRIS. janes tf

TO RENT. -Watermere the residence of Go vernor Howlan with 3 acres of ground attach- ed. also Parkview Cottage with one acre, Apply to A. MCNEILL. 1 tf guar pat.

CITY CANVASSER of good address to angie os our ney. Permanent position fer a. BRow™ Suerume COMPANY,

Soule cae Dat. eod—junel?

TO LET--A House painted and papered throughout, situated on Water Street, near Round House. Apply to Mrs. LOWDEN, Esplanade. junel9

Junel2

jUND—A sum of money, Owner can hone cuane by calli at Carter’s Bookstore and paying for this jane ]