well being aud comfort of its inhabitants. Tuts morning shortly before eight 6

— ae wt nn oe at ae reno ee a neti ttl cena Et nea “ ae as - THE DAILY EXAMINER - : . . . - MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1895. na <a —=- crooner ~< aeons ' ee omamneeeiel aoa > a — — a LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | LETTERS TO THE BDITOR, | ice ave the etvantoze chat dey have) ee | <% ¥ y “ay a aa paying tnvestments, and are much needed ia pyores Sor. a hates: pene € oF MNANTS today at Beer Bros THE BICYCLE KACEs. for thedevelopment of ourcity tra le,ann the ee & 2

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Charlottetown, Aug. 8 permission. A big book, nearly 2 inches

Lu nD ar re Oue —_— _— > ' P. ; Curran and the Quee paid-a good dividend, such as the tele- | today, Tue Porviar thing for gentlemen this

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. pg y , 9) , i i c hack i hak i ae 3461 ovclock i ie de of (hu a . [ 3 G. A. drilltonight |. S1a,—Owing to the umber of uasanc- | ! may alto state that shoul! our o ty decide | eclock the lifelere body of Clases By Taken to Card. Taken to Manufacture Taken in Exchange 4 ; ; i : Pa ‘lee : lant ere 1s « § ougati, 3&8 ) apt well ft . g , > i . | tioned bieycle races being held in Prince | % buy an electrical plant, ther nothing uga on of Vay cVouge for Cloth. Bou ht for Cash. Highest Price Allowed. { - Edward Island, I desire to call the atten- | &! present in the city that any electrical | was found floating in the dock between £ ‘ tememsrk Si. James S33, pienic on | tien of all the racing men of the I<- | ee would po bhapa in to ee wenty I on ~ oe by a one i i W ednesd i} a ; : ea a | five cents on the dollar for 1e very | bame lllams anc cAleer. 1¢ pol ee . ‘ os ; i : iene i land to the following ee iseaed by latest and best up to date plant would be | ice and coroner were notified, and the We cal! special attention to our fine Tweeds, which we manufacture from imported Marino Wool. Also to the fact tliat we : : ; the Racing Board of the Canadian Whee!- | “ : ee aah ’ oe ; ’ i es ee he Mill, hat give you a good s tanding color. Anuther important fact is that our goods are all + Parrigs desir sitors’ tickets” can | men’s Association : i nore too goo!, and our citizens would see | body was removed to a shed on Pownal bave a Scotch Dyer in the Mill, so that we can y C " Moore & Me ae uy hing else was purchased. Perhaps. | Wharf. made from pure Wool only. W holesale and retail. Wholesale orders delivered from Charlottetown. ves 4 i Moore & c- | “Riders 58) sd that the C. W \ | that nothing else was purchas¢ erhay ar ; ; & \ hildren, 12 cents, | i ty we ware Son “a » 4+? | Mr. editor, if this was a well unde rato vd A jury was empanelled, composed of 7 — path its Racing Board, mas Sole JUPIS- | foot, we would have been bothered witb | Joseph Warren, Fred Worth, John Harris, j 1 3 No. 5 on the bille} oe over all sve mens in a | much less of this azitation and the non Henry Hines, Patrick McQuillan, George z : . ft ws t 3 { 8 i i*unarter-mile running race,” ae erroneous idea prevalis among those | ..ce that has been written on this ques Bearisto and William Taylor At eleven Vi i T l 3 id -; ¢ - 20 f i - ; : 1 Se! that has bee ri non thi ar t 1 a) ‘ d ‘ » : Ft. a ss inadvertently | Who are uninformed that the Board en | tion clock the coroner and jury viewed the \ asonic. emp e ul ns mi = On me irce ho ; s ve its rules ag a nst — of Crrizen body . and the inquest was adjourned until THREE DOORS BELOW J. D. § onmnee si c OX TT q : : - > - 1€@ Association. Ali riders in Uanada are | th s ‘i eid , ll be tak ‘ N R, { . “a t i : sgt | —————————————— is evening, when evidence wi e taken. Avent. Satt.—The steam merry-go-round | classified as amateurs of Class A or B, or SAD DEATH FROM DRINK, lhe jury, after viewing the body, asked W. Cc. U RNE - 24 4 Pa 8 wishing ) y e1 as professionals, in a ordance with thie aicioiausiei that « post mortem be made, which oper- . . Charlottetown, July 2, 1895—135 & wky 4 " is Upper Q n St Association’s definition of such classes, | A Scott Act Case With the Usual Witness- ation was perform 1 by Dr. Warburton 1 A . 7 , = ; ot : : . . . . ati P re Y e y ‘ é I rp-l-cnaseneebertipgeenalpeioeneeanalinay ; a ‘ | ki \ I ,e p pau and as soon as a rider ente rs a Compe nee | Vixiag—Death from an Overdose of The result of the examination will be ' iu ee re Ss eee eee | Whiskey at Albertoa—The In- male known at the inquest to-night. $9060900006000006 10000000 200090000908 | ‘4 S thM RAn t Temper- | sion of the Racing Board. Any r der com quest—Great Excitement Charles McDougall, the deceased, was a 8 3 ‘3 ; M : . ting 1a anv unsanctioned eres, See er ere | sailor on board the schr Minnie May, Cap- 3 Off for the Su iInminer a 4 by \e the Sons of professional, willbe promptly suspend A sal ease of dath from an overdose of | tain Gillis, which arrived bere from Pictou 3 3 i \ P corner Prince and | ed from all track racing whiskey occurred at Alberton on Fri- | on Friday. He bad been with Captain mince era é : a a \ S . It is the wish and desire of the C W.A } «tay The St pe nd ary Magistrate war | Gillis the past two searcons. His father is 3 w ith all your fine new Lsrotiae, an one : a : “ ——— : t6 do all in its power to further the inter trying the case of a Tignisher for violation | captain of the schr Edmond A Crozier, and 5 é if they are wade up with i it ' A Special meeting f St. | ests of cycling. To do this it is necessary jfthe Scott Act, and had summoned a | is at present at the Magdalen: p 20 ep ore 2 : . LANDING TO DAY = “ — So. to receive some | for it to have control over the holding ot | half-witted man named Patrick Ahern, It seems that on Saturday night young t 3 is : i ‘ 2 4 make fu r arrangements | bicycle races lrrom Birch Grove, near Tignish, as a | McDougall drew $8 from Captain Gillis, o i " y . i ' ae sili aia Etnies : a ? a , ot tee 7 ae > sc : EL “N, > = t e picoic. Every ther Urangeman Its author.ty is unquestioned throughout |witness. The unfortunate man was brought | He gave $1 of it to his sister and paid $6 3 PER SCHR. AVEL®N Rae POR Canada. Its demands are reasonable. It | to. the courthouse at Alberton by a ccn-] to S A McDo.ald, tailor. He subsequent- ° rare ae ks all race promoters, either clubs, as—/ stable. | 3 said he was under] ly went to his sister and got 25 cents out = . . } ee 4 yy Parry Com es ee I ae 7 arr ' F ' or oT ee s . @ they will come out of the usually deadly trunk without sae ved by Carvell Bros. today } “°° Sy on the tae Gs . or . gs oe} tae inf xe ~~ hy b eS es Fe " a - his Pe New range of LINEN COL- 3 . crease Or wrinkle. Just alight shake is necessary to ‘ ie ; tates that th steamer Orinoco, with a appty to the Unie onsul Of he distric nished, a . doubt, ry interested were searc rg ifteen cents In cash e : : 3 restore their freshness of grace and style An al! en- 2 te : large excursion party on board, will be due ney are in KT sanctions All the leading ' parties when on the stand. After his | found thers [here were also a receipt | LARS and CUFFS, all sizes, rs dnring stiffness is the chief quality of the REAL (Best Quality) ia See cus Mileisdiniats Basle insd racing men of New Brunswick and Nova] ey + nee was given, he left the court and aoe $18 in ful | payment of account from : é Sree CHAMOE. end’on wil Gol a ne tine. te he t ay, - ainst Scot a are members of the Cc es. and ls got such a dose of liquor as to render him | 8 A Macedon: ald, a cigar, some tobacco and for Men and Boys. Ali the 3 with the NAME AND NUMBER ON EVERY ade No. io is the light weight, No. 20 ‘4 ; Ay ¥ scwr.The bia leome stee knowing that to take part = unsanctioned | ag ees a ape oe For a here a — rchief. a $ the medium, No. 30 the heavy. : a . p s afternoor vents means suspension, they are prevent- r ad a building in Sherlock’s d ung man name rt emplove ° . i e . . . : Ts. ve ? : : “wine takin y a races not eid ub saad iad ] 0% nD Aer: pad in a prs in Silcoa’ ‘tte a sh ay a My ead Me_ newest shapes J ust out, Best oe . 4 LYONS ‘ « 4 from New } Almy is £10 tons ge the C. W. A A Teas ie: os ae Sew me . Ris 2 In Black, Brown, Slate and Cream, All Fast Colors. - a ia i @ note. al 18 er & sancti ‘om t he » 4. | condition. r. Murph as qui 7 sum- ongall ¢ ed a 1e shop and got § ‘ . ° \ et , . . note. and has | der # sanction from the C lit Dr. Murphy was juickly un Dougal valled at the shop ar 1 got svaved makes of English Linen Col- © Tt rm w 24 mer She is owned by M [am ery anxious to have this warning | moned, and did all that could be done for | some time after eleven o’clock on Saturday - ung 4 3 aug7—3i (351) Charlottetown, Aa wg. 1, 189¢. ios | Fr Gallatin of New York rrought to the notice of Messrs. Prowse, | hi: He died shortly after in the sames| night. McDougall had evidently been 2 o seul codienaalaiies Si siacas atceliaiaiaiilll ibaicaanal 3 | = ae j Cann 1D, Unsworth an i others who bave profound coma as whe n discovered. This “taking something.” He stopped about lars. Pr ices are low and SOO OOOO OSG8 SS 990663 FH4OHS OS 6EO2 5568 HHSHOSHESOOHES SCOOT \ . . been taking part in so many races, in both | is another of the too many cases of alco the shop until after it closed, and then ee ao ' o-N t.—A public meetipgin the in- | , : eI . oss en oe : ; ' ; . ; = ( Bude es saat will he held 7 a | Charlottetown and Summerside | holic poisoning we have had to record. | Worth and another young fellow walked styles right. Olt ey’ Oy ents | , eat Metho viet Charch at 8 p. 0 P Phe C. W. A. does not want to interfere | yictim was about 35 years of age. He was | with him down the street as far as Steven- ‘ Ky w 9 a a leservedly popular With these ge ntlemen racing; but if they in- | nafortunately f md of liquor at nd this ap | son’s corne:, where they left bim. So fer a with & Chat vn audience, will be pr sist upon ignoring the C. W. A, action | p-tite has at length involved him ip the} as we can ascertain that was the last seen The subscriber has fitted up ten of the — and wish Rev. A.Caeuaia wbbeies will be taken in the matter. 1-8 of his life in the most terrible way | of him alive. : acs a & finest . Some St. John riders have expresssd a} and his family in the greatest grief. An lhe Minnie May was lying at MeMil- MEN’S GLOVES and HO- Ss Oo em ' ~ wish to take part in the races at Charlotte- | jp juest is in progress since Friday morn~ lan’s wharf on Saturday night, and young AMPLE RO MS D x VW playing on a raft at | town on angen 20th, but, of course, if} ing before M: agistrate Brennan, but a3 yet} MeDougall may have wandered down the SLERY. Imported English SS P< LTT in the Province in the substantial Brick Mili Vaie Dank rt sanctions are not obtained, they wil! be pre-| the party who administered the whiskey | wrong wharf in the darkness and stumbled structure, sh twa caher bove. Joe from doing so. has ‘bee sarthed. It is tt likely | over into the water. y y ; n Ww her ys, a g : : las pot been uneart?r< tis ne 1 ry i ater UNDERCLOTHING all . See ies ef Cornelius Kegneds “The undersigned w rald a to fur-| that he will either. The mao who will $e ? S 2 of Queen & enw, oo over and was Jrcwned A ft fal lish race promoters with application furms liqnor a witness to interfere with his test L, ADLES, Clean your kid cloves with Jose- nSiat ; . ese rooms are aii iarge an we . ons . . . » . hoe me: 2 . > rr T , a-ep as , v6 gat ander the raft, and before he c and any other information they may de- | mnony will as readily swear himself clear shine Glove Cleaner. tis not a licti weight at London prices 7Ou @ uy su s from us cheaper than you cali else- lignted. They are heated by hot water, z y ; ) . | pon is not a liquid, yo can y l C 8 ea} lichted lecketeit ted 1 - extricated the vital spark had ted. j Sire ours, of responsibility for his death. he peopie “aves no olor, and can be used while the he ‘ } d th 1 ld t d t? ighted by electricity, connec "y teie- J. M Banyes, A nicks ities tebe to ieeie-ehe where, is there any good reason why you shouldn't do i ane. cal ade <dheel iaainss of —— a of Alverton, while ata loss to Know Wh) falas ison the hand. For sale only at A _— I . eager) P. R. A Prize winners who have not Chief Consul Tignish liquor cases are dragged down | W Reddin’s drugstore ae Do you think people that are asking you exorbitant pr ices rangements. Elevator and office in con . Ais e inners V oO DA , - 5 . . 2 i ie ae Oe laa —_—_~+e-e— there for trial, are bound to di-cover the a s a‘. oe 9 , nection. _ os 2 a a? P \ " pot ei} sa a CITY LIGHTING, perpetrator of this crime if it is p yasible, Tus Crescenr. — Parties wishing to SILK and LINEN HAND- W ould do it if they could help it ? No, we think not. P. P. GILLIS. ee _—— So terrible an ending should certainly be | visit H MS Creaceut can secnre passage one has to pay the bad debts—the cash customer has to pay it. barlo 6. 1895—~ « for them at +oon ag convenient; and rrible an ending } tain) visit MS Cresceut can secure passage le vs _* Chark ttetown, Aug 6, 1895--3m a stats h ad ae inane én the Aeccis | | ec last month or so letters | a warning to all whiskey drinkers. The] from the Steam Navigation Wharf at any KERCHIEF e, the most beau- It isa poor rule that won’t work hoth ways. This is our rule :]- eicovdinnea : * ro ee ee | and editorials have been appearing in our | remains of the unfortunate man were re-{ time. Good boats and convenient landing ‘ion iH ease furnish their accounts for | and editorials have } ap! arin I a he , t ' g “ o o . ae nt . = i ™ iL MeDo ai - Rec’y city papers advocating the purchase by | fused Christian burial by his pastor. place. al@ ji tiful goods produced for the a small profit to ci ash business. It looks as thoug h it is a good * ee Sane ; the city of an electric lighting plant, ‘and Alene neat ” one. We inaugurated this system in our business because it j 1 thes the cornoration #0 itt ; . r > Panes ieee : . a a an a pi proposing that the corp ‘ae 1 go into the PERSONAL. W a " — Greenway prices. Linen Cuffs, Braces, is our way of doing business, and not because someone else did +e ; we 2 » | lighting business not only tor tts own re- --— returned to the city to-day and announced nie at Tracadie on Saturday was wel! e 5 : ¢ : : 2Ppe a, at hil oT tthe ditchite: wahiaet = : y a > ro canvass for “ Life and Work of Mr Glad- citi apie ate dc ante but that it comp: te with the Mr F F Conyers, wife and child§ of Ber- | a meeting of his cabinet for to morrow. Hand Bags, Valises and Car- it. From this date book debts will be entirely done aw ay stone,” by J Castell Hopkins. : codeeneiianth dain we 3 y ' . = i | private companies for the lighting of the | mada, are at the Davies. At this meeting the Dominion Govern- ith K ted by the Hon G W Koss, LL D, the scholarly from town. Hon. J.J. Curran delivered | f . ? hn . Cs : with. eep pos on our prices. Siialohee of Ederats eee 10larl) ; : ldress during the course | #OUSe%s Stores, etc., of our citizens. Now] tion Mr Fielding, Premier of Nova | ment’s rejoinder to the remedial order will riage Wraps Pap momar ame Sena cone ion — : mans ore as ae ie 2 ee eg city really wants to go into business, | Scotia, left for Halifax this morning. be discussed, but a reply is uot expected = ps. Me ‘DON Al D fusely iNlustrated with portraits of great men radhaes aes a ee er : HH s “Mr y does it not gointoa very much less} Hon J J Curran and Mrs Curran were | for a week or 80. S. ° ¢ i c A ° oft contary, with many ot Mar Gladstone, cusing cheer: ere given r on. 2 ° r j . ’ : -~— a stari oe whe . Tea>rs j " % a os : vi arious, and also one which has always | passengers in the St Lawrence to Pictou on jccinaaiaei COTUne WHRS Me PENNE AES, Saeanes bY his }

Mr. Harry A. Woodworth is to become | seems to be the “Tyke” serge. Almost every

. : : : phone business, and not pick out one of| Mr. y A. ‘ ms t the 4 Accipext.— ¥ ee on falaned NZ | the must precz arouse ones, which to say the | assistant editor of the Charlottetown Guar | ta#ior finds it in great demand, but before UM BRE ] ‘LAS ! vie t ernon hiver hapel, a i i i

thick, S$ inches wide, 10) inches long. Retail a 350. Agents’ Sampie Book sent on deposit- Faaen: qeE eens : Kel om ieast is not only a very doubtful invest- | djan—St. John Telegraph. buying see thatthe Registered Trade Mark ‘ , ‘ 2 b oo liv ake “ ‘ . young man named Francis Kelly, of Lake | jet, but has also been, heretofore, carried Mr and Mrs Geo T Tanner, of Indianap- | “7'yke” is stamped every 24 yar 13. None

ing $1.00, which we return with order for s twelve uooks. From $15 to 85) a week accord- ying see gis B ing to ability “bat has aleo bees, b carr "4 Pyke” is st ery 2} yards. N BRADLEY, GARRETSON & CO., Verde, was thrown from his carriage and | ; Siete : <t tie Provide shelter from sum- aug 10—lé w iin Bran! ford, Can anada, has already been sold at public > sale and| Wr James McQuaid, of the Merchants’ mer showers. We have a i

had! ; ime head tal % ; on at a loss by both companies up to th's | ojjs , Ind, arriyed here this morning via the other is genuine 20 badiv cut about €@ hear oa ne ser— a did not bring g much more than twenty-five | Bank of P E Island, left today on a visit "OR A i} JOHNS 7m war ; AND SENTENCED TO BE SOLD AT ote Ws WE WANT YOU

j date. The roof of this is that one lant han oad registered at the Davies. vices of Dr. Collins had to be called in. f r Cob : cents on the dollar of its original cost | tj Sydney. He was a passenger on the a to cOme to Our stores LOOKING er ent iscount

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fine assortment in Silk and

Lustre.

His horse taking frignt and running away about six years before the sale, and the | Coban. EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT PLEASANT Sometimes. We have

was the cause of the accident.

ical

Tue musical programme this evening | dther plant put in about five years since, tev. F. C. Kelly, of La Pierre, Mich.

at the Fret Methodi ist Church includes the | would not bring a much higher figure. It | js visiting his Island home, He: preached

cece f ae Earle : Mo lies fand lthe citizens had bought these pants| aq excellent +ermon in St. Danstan’s ne ' organ by Mr. S. N. Earle rn Hoon &Dd | themselves, say about five and ten years | Qathedral yesterday. ii 3 ; right in Vienna” overture to “ Lenuetti” | since, they ‘would have hal to pocket this Mr T C James, of the Anglo-American so much to sell besides quinine Ofe Rent Street and ihe Adecte F idelis te A RY, Bre. loss, and [ would like to know where | Tej¢, graph Company’s office in Charlotte- and all those bitter things, we Aug 16, ’34—ly

Anais Via

yy =) : : hee . ~ E. H. Nort rsa oats: atl ane al aria | would have been the profits . per state— | town, was a passenger on the Goban today oe t ~_— = to think ea RAINPROOE COAT: ; best i a “() Rest in the Lord” ar ss Karle als0 | ment of the Patriot which also note | en route to St John’s, Nfld. PRT Sy ee ee , he gives a solo. leaves out of its estimate a great many i Three of eee Hart, representing Of ——o if you must be il], Scotch makes, warranted per ] awn Mowers Guilty of Occupying | ants, Lost, Found, ac : i a : very important items suc h as carbons, oil, Minard’s Liniment, F A Secord, repre— we always want to put up your : ° ° ne . From Mow reat.—The Steamer ( oban.| waste, insurance, taxes, etc. senting Pendleton’s Panacea, and G C prescription, but we have a fect. Will not stick together ; Advertisements under this heading charged oe Captain it rLert Praser, anes from Mon- | In fact the estimates of the Patriot are | Hoerner, representing Ayer’s Pills—were coment 2 a —— that tco much rooni. ee he treal early this morning with @ genera! | just a re putiiion of oue laid before @ meet- | ot the Queen over Sunday. te apn —_- medicine. or harden. The most useful BOY WANLrED—imart and honest —L, P. bh i cargo There were two passengers for | ing of pr oposed shareholders of this tow n Mr DM Field and niece, of Boston, who Just now we are pushing Fea- TANTON. ‘i pd— augi2 hi side requisites. You will want -

this P y3rt—Mr. and Mrs. G. a Tanner — about ten years since which showed a clear besides thirteen for St. John’s and seven | profit of over fifteen per cent on the invest- gor Syduey. The Coban left on return ment. The sequel was that the parties

have been atthe Queen fora week past, left for home this morning, stopping at Summerside, Moncton and St Johw en

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to take rome of our Cream of Roses for the face and hands,

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garment a man canown. We DODD g RO ( 7 BK Rs + TO LET—Shop on Queen Street, ene of the bes: business stands in the eity.—R K Beace, 4 @ | Agent. augi2

have them.

DROSEASVSSSESVSSSSSSISVSIESOS

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about one o’clock with a cargo which 1n-| who put their money into it lost every | ponte Curling Tongs and Curlng Charl G or nnn - ; ye: bees ottetown, August 9, 1895—135 ae

lude head of cattle, 103 sheep, 12 . = . . Fluid, possibl - a . WANTED—A cook. Apply to Mrs Frep-

eluded 24 head of cattle, 103 sheep, 120 | dollar and were never paid # cent of in Registered at Eureka Hotel, Aug 10—D (l, possibly a box of Every Great assortment of MEN’S|* ara _ eae : ™

———————————- | ERICK BRECKEN, 9) King Street. augi2-3i pd

bod y’s Pii ils or a package of Headache Powders. There is nothing like going prepared for evervthing.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON, | TRY Us

tubs butter, and a large quantity of leather. | terest. The rapid improvements being Mr. T. C. James, J. H. McQuaid, H. D. | snade in electric ligbti ng machinery caus~ Chadbourne, Miss Somersand Miss Rowe | es a more rapid decrease in any plant thao | can be made good by any five per cent | allowance, because the plant put in ten or

Serxrots Accrpext. — This forenoon | even five years since, is not worth much the St. Lawrence this morning en route to about eleven u’clock, Mr. Isaac Wadman, | more than a quarter of its first valueto-~day. | ry, 1if,y. to attend a meeting of the Board undertaker, meet with a serious accident. | In fact any one going — into | of Trade of that city. He goes as a dele- it seems that Mr. Wadman had just i the li ghting business would not jumped into his exprese wagon w hich | buy it at all except perhaps to get t rid of an

J McDonald, Boston; L Bentley, Toronto; A S Rankin, Montrea); Mrs E Arsenault, Miss Mary Arsenault, More!!; J E Carroll, Georgetown.

Hon. David Laird was a passenger in

- roc 9am:

LOST—In this city, on Friday evening, a silver-plated rein holder. The tinder will be rewarded on leaving same at Tue EXAMINER

'TTES and SHIRTS. B B E 0 EB office. at=pasis ; BOARDE RS—Pleasant accommodation can

be furnished to a few private boarders, Eus-

BELL'S BOOTS BEATS

will be passengers.”

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TRY US

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The Reliable Druggists.

gate from the Charlottetow n Board. Mr R E Bagnall, of St John, arrived

was standing in front ot his pre mises, and | oppos ition; and suppose the city to even here on Saturday night ac companied by SeEsesesoesaesesess TR Y Us | jacluust deel’ oaiee aan ee ‘ was getting into an erect position when now buy a plant of the very latest UplO-| bistwo children, and left for Hunter rine sgn ogiclllainens sili : j 4 T T PAY. C a ee eee wom ee the horse suddenly started and he was date machinery, some improvements | River Mr Bagnall expects to’ spend about Va We thrown out upon his back and knocked might be made within the next ‘ive OF] 4 j,onth in the Province. During their —_—— % as Siti ween . i insensible He was taken into his house | ten years that mig oht render it ore stay in Charlottetown they stopped at the You Can S S S Li )3T—On Friday, the 9th instant, 2 purse ti aud two doctors summoned. Up to the | nothing ymore than old junk, Without Queen Hotel. b please leave at this office, wivee or win

time of writing Mr. Wadman had not ful y | taking into consideration the fact that there Hotel arrivals, Seaside Hotel, Rustico revained consciousness. The exact extent | has been no money in the business in the Beach, August 4.—J C Bantain, Miss Me- s ' of his injaries has not been determined. | past contrac’s, the company whose ten—- Donald, Summerville, Mass. August 5.— Sift Air There are no bones broken, however. der is the lowest will have to spend from Miss tea Rowe, Mr and Mrs Buchannan, — | four to five thousand dollars before they Moncton; Arthur Mellish, Miss H Charles, if Navar Nores.—rhe match game of| can put their plant into shape a carry OU) C)town. August 6.—Hon Geo E Foster with very agreeable re- cricket between the CharlotteCown eleven | what they have undertaken. Ifthe city can Miss Foster, Ottawa. August 9.—Lieut sults The next hot day,

and an eleven from the Crescent will be-| borrow money to go into bus — ant Col FS Moore. Mrs Moore, Mrs W W : ; at h gin at 11 o’clock on Thursday next. wou'd like totry their luck, there areé Sullivan, Miss Faustios Sallivao, FL you come o our show

2i pd—auglye

will be paid.

WANTE D IMMEDIATE LY—A good cook

W. A. Weeks & Co., them all, is the verdict given by almost ANTE IMMEDIATELY —A good ©

every one—and we intend, during the coming| “= ld

TO LET—A house situated opposite railway

season, to more than hold our former record vention, comeing Se ara of by giving all who favor us with their patron-

THE PEOPLE'S STORE.

Charlottetown, August 9, 1895. tf—auel

planade.

WaNTrED—Ten pant maker rs to take out

4 ; . ae ne , ie $< “ 7 sntsto make for our readymade department, A tennis match between a ship’s team | many other form: of invs.ments. ‘ha | Hasan, Jas E Grant, J McLeod, Geo room and sit in a Rattan PMCKAY WOOLEN Co. ti—jysil and ateam from the Charlottetowus will | might be much safer,—amongst which I Stanley, Mrs Stanley; Harold Stanley, Mrs Chai ¥ rill fi ] ] ase every satisfaction. N Ow is the time to nay T. 1s — a q. be played at the Par k tomorrow after— | would submit for their consideration @ > Prowse, Ci Lown 1aiY. ou Wl eel the Ww ANTED \ middle-aged woman to take + pa! a th ; 1 These, at L E Prow e, Un ‘ om ° eave our or ers wit charge of a farm home three mijes from the noon, beginning at three o'clock, sharp. street railway Ora big hotel hese, @ breeze sift through it and y city. Enquire at this office. aug3 i reporte { tuiat 12 82 lo 7 the - ° . °° -— ecainenaten sil inailaiibamaaiseastiieasimitassaestiiailiaiasilaaiiiiaiiatninias . i Reel a — : o rh so 7 bathe J qu in de licious ved H. BE g iL FOUND Asam of money has beea found 3 — : a = 10 5’ aire which the owner can have by calling at the Moruigy av ¢ oe _ k, and that there 4 coolness. hese Chairs 9 Bi ishop’s reside suee and giving the sum and % — be a review » Park previous e are light in weight, but Ch’ ete Aug. 7, 1895—dy The Reliable Boot and Shoe Dealer. | denomination of the notes jaly30 _ the cricket mat - ‘ a 9 _ TO HIRE.—A first-class Hores and Baggy very strong, and the cool- LEWIS also a dovie seated Phaeton “Terms veatn | ness and comfort you get

from them is not charged for in our prices. A good

Hon. D. J. Ka », United States Consul et Oe " able. Kaguire at G.G Jury’s Jeweiry Store 4 wa among the visitors to the Crescent on north side Qucea Square, opposite Post Odice Saturday afternoon. | port sid yao - ms HOUSE TO LE*--On King Square, ecu- ; A Srraxce Acciwwext—The Guardian | pied by Mr IK Rows Possession given Ist “ sports that Mr Niliiam Gilliespi } September Apply to EDWARD CHANDLER. d a vn ths Mr. Willia - 7! line of chairs here at $3 ee AN arieton Point, was recentiy the victim 0 .

1.t sept a peculiar accident. It says that oo Jaly each and up. For Fineness of Finish and

ae MADE-T0-ORDER DEPARTMENT, © °222=2""-== 20d bh as sewing a piece of cwoth roune le : ply iu ise BROS. —may the horns of «cow, shen the animal tome : | Y SA2CW ATE S090; A te a eee e15:06. worth $15.5 ‘oo en eet the needle and drove it into Mr. Gillierpi' eu, tai) <iettne Pan (PHOTOS reunsercauahgeg-ig a ee yah — so saad ti gin quashed _ Finder wu S langadeccing avedls;Guught ous af Si! a |. 3329 da Gua | Fine Tweed Suits, 15.00, “ 17.50

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: Bannockburn Tweed Suits, pleave communicate with this off 3 ; : ' where. ‘ FOR At = : The poaspantpeemions ames i ribs, glanced tw the left, and bre ele off | ¥ or Sa le or lo Rent Black Worsted Suits LZ, 50 ‘6 99 00 ~ ae oe oy het a - : omen og near the eve, two inches of the needle were | Special attention given to T : G " ? S i. 18.75 ’ . 9: ( 0 — — other mo ee eee Bens : , ; in Mr. Gilliespie’= t | S. 4k . s)< erms, etc, apply to A MACNEILL, Auctlon- left embedded in Sr. Gilliespie’s br Ds The subscriber, ateieailies to close his | yke Serge ( renuine ) uItS, 19, )

: ; or om t{—july2 business, will sell or rent his well-known Copying and Enlarging Old | Fine Tweed Pants. 3.50. ‘é 5.00 TO LEL—A nico cottage on Pilzroy Surce stand at Eldon. The Store and Ware- | : Fine. Worsted Pants. 4.00. bb, 6.00 oon rooms. Apply to J D amet house are large and roomy and in an ex- Pictures. ; Sh?

cellent state of air. FOUND—Within the ‘city limits, a purse ceien ate of repai GRAFTON S STREET. i

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had travelled durmg the month jt was em ry LO sT—Yesterday on spec cial ‘vain to Emer- bedded jiothe flesh. Mr. Gilliespie Is nOA | ¢ e ald, a flatleather pock t book containing a : ‘— i ‘ 5 sum of money and some papers. ‘che finder

getting aiong uneiy. | ° wiil be suits bly rewarded on returning it to 5 | he Swell | ailors Tue EXAMINER office. 2i—acg7

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wmaher : ” ravercre, was once Dong lerty ot a ree tttncnecie,| NO Slackening in the ! 3 il ale 0 eat they will make desperate efforts to get their prices like ours,|Scnteent eS to locate the needle , and ai THOMAS Essory, Chestnut Street. of the Baptist choir of Charlottetown, min | AND- —— Shia tai ——— — =

and on finding that it had not penetrated | Z tf—augl extracted it without much difficulty from | Q ’ D. A. McLEOD, but don’t mind vheir figures - see our goods first. 7 —s augs-6i pd - ndi ng a few lays of rec reation in | et

a vita spot, aad ¢ wid not be extracted | We buy all =e

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of €C harlottetown, presiaed, and by his | happy evid timely remarks helpe: J much to make the occasion a pleasant one. The

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TO LEtT—A very comfortable and pleasant

without much euttivg, decided to leave it | FOUND--Yesterday “morning, a young the ar np t to which pos tion the needle i ee . Sai wieeete ce t ce limited number ot cows and horses. Apply at to a very ai nt missionary meeting In hil, W . iS Edge ill, indsor, N.S. references required. Apply to Mes F PER 50 QUARTER. do. ly situated dwelling house of 12 reoms, iaclud

Dougherty, of Cape Trave fi hile. T he w bl Possession given at any time. Rent The above prices will, no doubt, startle competitors, and containing mohey, which the owner can get ra whiie. wo weeks azo e was abie ) Charlottetown, Aug &, 1895. QUALITY, i < « KF RR SALE—. ac le oly of Aug ist 9th, Mr. Hawley and members | Charlottetown, July 31, 1895—135 OR SALE—A track sulky Apply | to MCKAY WOOLEN Co. july24 thie Baptist Church. Rev.C. W. Corey, | 4 i -—_—— KLNS, Brighton Road. - : jy ba ie RATTENBURY The MICHAELMAS TERM begins

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a ly | ingsmal! bath room and convenient pagatry, Hs Ma Kay and Stentiford was exceptionally augl — 4624 For Calendar containing full informa | baving lawn and shade trees in front, on Mil: good. The music of the choir showed | of our Saturday Snaps b 5 tion apply to ee iy geen’ <a a : atience al 8 : pe ; = , F J walk from post office, five minutes from bat z eres, Pie vagy a ei is TAN KID GLOVES 1 DR HIND, ing house, Victoria Park; ren imoderate- ° talented leader Mr. John Gord P "D. a 8 | GAR. jy23—2w _W indsor N. 5} Apply to W C Harris, Jx. may4 vhtful paper or oy. #.-U. i ——— ES 9 aN. *). a thoughtt a the B ¥ i ' ee — | Fa, emp TO LET—A comfortable dweiling house, Missions. Miss Josie poses clo . , CX - | situated on Upper Great gore -_—— near x the entertainment by a very ve ing a i JUNTER. - . rr lated | Vi Ss. ‘ost Office. apply to Mrs C PROwWSE, i sein indeech taading. Wan eee | | See specially our Norta Gov LOT 1-—Good Value at 75 cents, Selling for 50 cents | 200 BarreleGranulatel,) 3, | J I A Litlisboro Square. 8w 135 pd—jyl2 ; gess, a former pastor of the Cavendish Lor 2—Good value at, $1.35. Selling for 95 cents 200 Bags Crystal, ; if . 70 L — at comfortable bricx, dwelling z es 2 - - ‘8 e ouse, ow as t ee e < Situ- 3 7 Baptist Chure shy spoke in affectionate ' N. RATTENBURY Now landing, ex schooner Mary P ! ate on Water Street, lately in possession of ee terms of his old acquaintance with : P ; 7 direct from West Indies :— = Heury Douse, Esq, © Cj possession given at : people. Rev. Dr. Apsey and Rev. july23—-2462 o sam ne opti mii - uated two 4 : a i m | story dwelling on Prince & +t, nO scupiea Hinckley, Loth of Massachusetts, for a “ew H AR [s 215 Puns. Choice A ntigua Molasses. ! ers aoe eae woscupica moments " spoke in line with the topie of eo es 8 WANTED Hele for for dining room and kit- 48 Tierces do. | of July next. i ere eo Hills- ’ Queen oO ween r 7 Y , prougl Sireet, y supied by allace the ev ening. Rev. J.C. Spurr, the pastor, a. 10 pply 12 BL wer - in the forenoon. oN. RATTENBURY ' Arbing; possession given arenes. Apply to closed the meeting by a few remarks of Charl : 27, 1895—d AGENT | Good vefere ired. tf—augl aug2—5135 PEAKE BRos & Co. 135 if—may2 j ro veeting & , ai fee iefly i varlottetown, june ody references req i aug S—9 1 os "e 5 & Co. $0 Uf—~may: : a Lappy expression and appropriate thought. Tur Weatuer.Pair to cloudy ; local showers, chiefly at night. : ! : é “,