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AND OTHER ITEMS

| the pa-ture field on the day of the

|} price on recor 1, £680, has just been

THE DAILY

The Kitte.

Phere will be a fr endly shooting match at Kensington Range tommorrow (Wednes- I afternoon, at two o'clock, between a

en non-commissioned officers and | rawn from No, | Battery, G. A , and \ i a eam drawn from No. 2 Battery laformation Wanted.

A vell-kn wh citizen desires to ask, j through Tae Examiner, “ if it is true that School Board | : ¢ appointed 1 ma the position of janitor in West Kent Street Schoot who hae never ‘fired? and who knows nothing about the eng neering work nnection with his office? Also if it

vat the builer is « whi tee vears old iwa condemned last year to Carry than thirty pounds of steam?” — - In Short Metre.

Court Avondale meeta this evening. A fu'l attemiance « embers is requesied

Phe schr. Clifton, of St. Johe, N ; arrived here from New York ves-terdav with a cargo con-ist ug of 1425 ca ks of kerosene oil for Carvell B

Or sanit cave male up the docket at

e] ! } which ‘ My i per! ! t ar tor the ae fenda whe fled to putin an appear- ance

<n ‘ ave the Snap Away,

An amusing incident happened me time a n one of the Paris COUPLES OT jus- tice A vain, haughty woman waa cuiled as a witness, wh the 1 trat asker her age Tw st Augnuet,”

prompt v replied The next wit- ness wasa vo xmas who at kre wled ye 1 that he

once ac- was tw niy-sevenu re you related to the last witness ?” ueried the magistrat “Yer, | am her ;: CSR.” oie *hs-

1

t have married = very

aon.” he replies trate, “she wm young.”

i Valuable Cow Shot.

The police should leave no stone un- turned to find ont who it was that shot the valuable cow be longing to Mr ¢ Paul xO Mr. Paul, ' }

a few nights a when

ve went to the pasture for his cow, found ver 80 bad!y injured that she had to be killed. The cow was a very valuable on

It is too bad if the person or persons injured her are to be allowed to go nh pan shed It is said that some boy

ing a gun were ob erved pz

who

@ carry- ssing through shoot- ing, and it is thought that they may know something about the affair

=>

High Prices for Postage Stamps.

Accordifig to an exchange the highest paid penny red and the twopenny blue of Mauritius, of 1847, with the words “Post Office” on the lezt side. There are only two other speci- mens of these stamps known in beth of which are in the Tapling ¢ollee- tion in the British Musenm. In the world there are some fourteen known copies in

for two stamps—namely, the

collections of the those of Baron

all, but they are in highest repute, such as

} i

England, |

will benefit you. and which you

tothachild, Le Comte de Ferrary Legrano, |

| market

Orchard Rebbertes. ‘ } ts ed P., anu er bn ! new ; ‘ Char - La Ald Sectety } Ladies’ Aid 3 Pa _ mol So : i : . ' ¢ te > Well Worth Hearing.

. ; wi Z 3 La nteres na & His t ner of i * ve ple ming J i sting and ins vit : es to pase iv a pr r should make a point of at

eminem Death of a Clergy man,

R Narroway, one of the best kn ; t Methodist ministers in the Maritime Provin lied at his resi-/ le? s ne. 1 Sata day even it hk M Narroway was seventy: font 1 we, amd @ native of Eng and He « ' Pr ene im 184 “8 for a time etahoned I

, ul namin Home fer Interment,

T f the late W E. Hyde, of Ha : eT st ening im the wlemis s Lawrence Mesere. Hugl MeM ‘ snd J. KOR mf thers-in-law ' ‘ and his three sisters, a compa the body, which was removed f wi at ( wall, whenee the funera ‘ place thie afternoon The Halifa pcan ghiy of Mr Hyd a many g :

‘ —_— The Swedish (uartette

Referring t Swedish Quartette, wh ppears at the Lyceum in this erty on | ralay evening, 21st inet., the Little |

: | Rock, Ark., Gazette says i \ arg wn! enlt ated audience isten- ed . rare musica! and literary progran } Sw » Concert Company Tin vork of the quartet was very fine, their voices harmonizing beautifully The solo | work Mr. Elmslie, basso, was partien- |} lar od.’ - School Board Meeting.

4¢ the enecial meeting of the City } Sehool Beard held last evening, it was de-

led to open two new departments in the

: 1 i city schools, one in U pper Prince Street seh and the other im Weat Kent Srreet Ss |. Mis« Gertie Currie was appointed

teacher of the new department in the first

mentioned school, but the

for Weat Kent Scho { has not been defin- jee) led upon vet Phe city tear hers

were granted leave of ab

lava to atten i the teachers «

appointment

ence for three mvention

- Hard Times for New Brunswickers,

A St. John despatch says; The steamer Sta f Meine arrived from Boston this n with 119 passengers, a large

' om Ww : sod anes

i St. John are onstantiv rec ving PI 4 m reia Ss who have gore to t State r money enough to bring them home One man, who threw upa

good position ina King street store two vears ago wrot to his brother from New | York this week, askiog him for money to

i food for hia wife and ch ldren ane Island Kallway Men Initiated,

Messrs P. MeCarr Yardmaster ; Frank Pranght, Baggagemaster Danie Koughan, Brakeman, and George Tanton, i ‘ uster, were initiated into the | Order I'rainmen at Moncton a few day : ind Mes ars. Richard Dougan and J Y ‘ nitiated inte the Order of Loco- |

Engineers at the same place and “Annie day. with the exception of Mr visiting

ast evening, anton, who ‘emained i All were well p'eased w th their

t. and with the manner in which they

yer

w entertained by the railway men of | vw | —_— ‘The Sealers Meet.

There was a meeting of sealers at Vix

1. B. C., last week, at which the eitua and the t

unrestricted catch

f the United

Phey said that as

expressed satisfac-

1 wea disenseed ew of the almost

ier the

(y ernment discussed he British authorities

1 with the regu/atiens it

auspices ¢ States

nifty then A committee was named to ' draft a memorial setting forth where they | f ruinously to British Co!lambia inter ests and avking the British Government t«

buv their schooners and ontfits at a reason

able com pensation It i# possible that if

there is any chance of modifying the regu

lations the memorial will not be forwarded -_--_-_---—

The Seott Act Party Organized.

‘ . \ iarge

¥.@.*

nivisability

num ber of citi A. last night to consider the of again adopting the Sevtt A Me K nhon, Esq » was

t in this city of gentic-

ted chairman. A number » made short ~pecehes em pharizing the ssity of immediate action in the mat- Od motion, the meeting unanimously time had now arrived ta the test of the bal}ot. representative executive ‘committee, luded the president! of the wW.C

, was then appo nted, with fall power essary atep Finally, it a subser ption list be

i tinat the the quest m to

aK all net ved that

i to collect funds for earrving on the and a large amount Phe meeting

This was done, bed on the spot ¥)) irned ~>-

Feld Knees.

Four

| Aw kind of Hosiery has four-fold I name ia “ECLIPSE,” and

; e ey size in tivew W ver had a ehild’s atocking that x ke thes Hundreds of pairs

e bee! i. and everyone 18 delighted

1 them

A BDANGEROTS TIME!

« a dangerous time of the year. | year warm j

y pers na do not begin to

rvexta nntil they have “caught a

When visiting our Hosiery Depart see the “ Eclipse,’ . ew Hygiene Vests for Ladies. Our ety is so large we have so: yething for ie There many, many things to tell

u of to-day, !

tour Buscx Fiavaen Dress Goops.

Thev are pretty ! They are very

They are very

warm ! cheap !

BEER BROS.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Sept. 12, 10 a, m. Fine, stationary; a little higher tempera

ture,

| day, Saye :

They all returned home |

should indem- |

zens assemble 1 at i

e wil! only add a word

sciieiicaiineadiiie Parkland’s Grand Werk at Saugus, The Boston Sunday Herald, referring to the colt race at Franklin Park on Satur- “The colt race was the mag- net that drew most of the crowd. Three

i of the colts, Plato, Ak yno and Glenmere,

|} ure owned in this vicinity, each with a personal following, whose claims in quiet confidence were confident and re-assuring.

| Stories of fast trials were rife, and each

| man, to judge from his tips, had a secret | but abiding hope for the money. There was one colt, Parkland, from Parkside Farm, | Summerside, P. E. I., which had no herald beyond two summaries in provincial pap- ers, but they were warrant enough to make | him @ hot favorite with the practical pub- lic. He won out of hand in three straig/t heats, making a record of 2.34} in the se- | cond heat, and distancing twoof his rivals. | The performance makes him the vest two- | year-old ever bred in the Dominion of Canada, and one of the fastest colts of his | age ever seen around here.” Mr. Brennan’s

| friends in this Province will, we feel sure, yin with us in wishing his horses continu They have certainly made an

exceptionally good showing this season.

ed success

SHIP NEWS. Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED

Arichat; Coban,

Boncher,

i

’

!

; a . .

Sept 11—Triumph, pe Syiney; #88

Brilliant, Lowrie, Fraser, Montreal; Annie C Brown, Her- bert, Richibueto; P L G, Bathnrst; H L Sangster, Landry, Victoria; James Sem- ple, Roberts, Sydney

' CLEARED.

| Sept 11—Henry Swan, Fraser, Richilucto;

! ; rs : sa Coban, Fraser, North Sydney; P LG, Melsaac, Pictou; s¢ Miramichi, Baquet, | Pictou '

USE SKOPA’S DISQOVERY, the great |

blool and Nerve Remedy.

uncertainties |

LOCAL NOTICES.

|

Advertisements under this heading charged for at the rate of ten cents per line.

Waterproof coats, men’s shirts and > : 13 MeK gents’ furnishings selling low at MeKay

| Woolen Mills

Ladies, furs }—-We are now exhib:ting a | beautiful stock of fur goods in | beaver, Persian lamb, seal, Alaska sable, | Baltic real and other fine furs. Astrachan

astrachan,

jackets are now selling, and so they ought, |

| as they are made expressly for us, and are the best that money can buy. Every lady

who intends to buy one should see

them—W A Weeka & Co, next Beer & Golf s sil 2i Another case of ladle’ manties and

jacke art’s | Music.—Miss Amy Moore i make known to her music pupils, and to | any otiers desirous of taking lessons, that | she will resume teaching on Mon cay, Sept. | 18th, at her residence, Kent Street East. septi—-eod 2w

ts opened today at Harris & Stew- septll

wishes to

| | You ‘Should See

to it that the preseription which your

i A

| doctor gives you is carefully dis- | ag .

pensed, otherwire it may be useless.

We have always made this branch of

' tee “ pure drugs,

é ae preparation, moderate prices,

to fill prescriptions. |

He ROSS | JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE,

Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

septs

ete., and are never likely to come into the |

| | | |

|

|

EXAMINER ;

} j }

r denartments |

\ po

‘ARPHETS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, DRESS GOODs,

MENS FURNISHINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, | STAPLE DRY GOODS. | LADIES’ MANTLES, TWEEDS & WORSTEDS FUR GOODS.

We will endeavor to make every he BEST

We can't do all the trade, but we

department in town.

want you to buy from us what

can buy from us cheaper than

you can buy elsewhere; then we

are sure we will be rushed all the time, The magnitude of our trade. enables us to offer very low price:.

NEW GOODs

Come and see us and you wont

now opening.

be disappointed in our Grand

‘Show and Low Prices.

our | goods, and without donbt, be pleased with

our business a specialty, and guaran- | accuracy, careful

Only Gradvates in Pharmacy allowed

Opposite Railway Station,

pus HOUSE is thoroughly paintec outside and inside.

dation for travel Table well supplied at Please give us a call.

Aug 15—3m eod pd

RAILWAY HOUSE, JOHN BOLGER, PROPRIETOR.

1

Good accommo- lers Ly rail and steamboat.

a moderate fare.

-—_————(X) - ——-——

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, September 2, 1893.

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CENTS

45 45 Lb | oD «“ RS 7" »

PARING KNIFE...

PRIODS : NT BREAD KNIFE.............

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PROWSE BROTHERS

35 CASES» NEW FALL GOODS!

Now opening, froods,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER

12,

3. cases of New

being the first instalment cf our Fa!l purchases.

More wil!

follow in a day or two.

‘These goods are all personally

sclected in the best English and

Scotch markets,

all ot the latest

styles and very best values. Everything fresh and new—no

old stock. We describe, but it

have no time to will pay to call

and see the goods and get our

prices.

MOORE & McLEOD,

Successors

Charlotvetown, September 7, 1893—tu th sat

to Perkins

& Sterns.

1895

s® Pon't travel Second Class when you can go First lass fer nearly the same money. For that reason

GO TO BOSTON

via the FAST SHORT LINE—Charicttetown to Pictou via the Navigation Company's Steamers; Pictou to Halifax via the Inter- colonia! Railway, and Halifax to Basten via the fast, modern-built and equipped Steamers

“HALIFAX” & “ OLIVETTE”

sailing from the Plant Wharf. foot of Sac«- ville Street, TUESDAY and THURSDAY at Sa. m.,and SATURDAY at 10 p. m.

ONLY ONE NIGHT AT SEA,

and the privils of going on bo night before departure without

4 ard Steamer extra charge ' na~ There will be no Steamer from Halifax Thursday, Sept. 14, but the GLIVETTE will | Sail on Saturday evening, Sept. 16, on her last tip of the season. thereafter the Steamer | HALIFAX will continue weekly sailings, leaving Halifax every Wednesday, at 8 a. m., fot Boston, and returning from the |! atter port | every Saturday at noon |} For Tickets and all information apply to | the Charlottetown Navigation Company } sept7 :

‘Prince Edward Island Railway

Sealed Tenders addressed to the } Signed, and marked on the out ide “ Tender for Selling Newspapers,” will be received until MOND \Y, the 18th of September, 1893, for the privilege of selling new spapers, books, ete, on ail the regular passenger trains of this Railway, and for use of news stand in Char- lottetown Station, for one year from Ist of | October, 1893. | Each tender must hx } accepted bank chegu | payable to the

under-

accompanied by an for Bitty 0) dollars, Honorable Minister of Ratfl- ways and Canals, and the cheque wil! be for | feited if the party tendering neglects or re- | fuses to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, D. POTTINGER, cieneral Manager, Canadian Government Railways. Railway Office, Moncton, N, B., i Sth September, 15s. ‘ dy & wy U sth.

ace

goon ——-—_(x)— -----—-

That’s what is said about our make of SUITS—

that they are the best fitting and best finished Suits

to be had in town.

Do you know that we have

marked the prices so low that you will wonder how

we can sell so cheap.

FURNISHINGS !—Largest Stock ever by us, consisting of the finest Shirts, Ties, Collars,

Call and see for yourselves.

shown

Underwear, Hats, ete., cheaper than ever.

——--—— x) —--- -— — — has

Charlottetown, August 29, 1893—m w f

The

abolished them, and no other can regain them and live. nvented the “ Remington ”

perfect typewriter.

berfect. Ca time Provinces, 134 Prince William St., St. John.

D. B. Stewart,

CHRISTY PAT CHRISTY PA‘

Or the Set of

Charlottetewn, September 6, 1893—tu th sar

| Books, Cal

}

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CHEAP AT

HASZARD & MOORE'S.

Charlettetown, August 26, 1893—tu th sat

i BOOKS

‘up too much of our Store room, and to clear them out we

een = ———(X ae ee

to-€tyle and Quality.

want a New Hat, to come along.

25 cents up.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.

Charlottetown, September 9, 1893.

put is clern cut and beautiful. The alighment is absolutely perfect and permanent. paper_is an ideal success, the best ever applied to a typewriter. Send for Iiustrated Catalogue to IRA CORNWALL, General Agent for the Mari- |

| zit

We have so many Hats on hand that they are taking

are giving a discount of 25, 50 and 50 per cent., according

We invite all the Men and Boys in the Town, who!

BOYS’ HATS from |

D. A. BRUCE, FASHIONABLE GLOTHIER. Yost Typewriter.

THE NEW YOST

tne only Perfect Writing Mach- ine. The Ribbon, the Shift Key and other antiquat- ed devices disearded,

NEW MACHINE,

NEW MANAGEMENT

NEW PRINCIPLES,

NEW PATENTS,

NEW MEN,

NEW LIFE,

NEW BRAINS,

NEW METHODS,

NEW CAPITAL, The LATEST and

WHAT MUST GO :~-Bad alignment, illegible work, foul ink ribbons, bothersome shift keys; double scales, ete., are no longer to be tolerated or pardoned. The NEW YOST has |

THE NEW YOST combines the life-long experience of the inventor, G. W. N. Yost, who! in 1873, the “ Caligraph” in 1880, and the “ Yost” in 1889; the atest and best improvements have been added during 1892, making the New Yost an ideal, The New Yost prints direct from steel type; its work is never blurred,

The

The line spacing absolutely

Second-hand Remington, Caligraph and other machines for sale cheap.

Charlottetown,

Halifax & P. B, Island. 8, Line

STEAMER FASTNET

Leaves Halifax, N. 8., for Charlottetown every

Monday, 6 p. m.

6a m., Wednesday. Leaves Charlottetown for Summerside about 10 a. m., Wednesday.

4p. m., Thursiay. | For Freight or Passage apply to WwW. W. CLARKE, Agent. Charlottetown, July 12, 1893.

OAL! COAL!

| We beg to inform the public that we | have opened a COAL DEPOT on our | No. 2 Wharf. We wiil be glad to book

| orders for all kinds of Coal at very lowest

| rates. . PEAKE BROS. & CO. i ang?—eod tf

BEST

Arrives Charlottetown from Halifax about

Arrives Charlottetown from Summerside about 4 a. m., Thursday. Leaves Charlottetown for Halifax, N. &.,

If a sufficient number offers, the under signed will startan Evening Clars in Short-

Terms $5.00 (in ad

hand early in October. i vance) per 12 lessons. This will be an excel- lent opportunity of acquiring this usefni art ‘the methods of instraction pursued by me & in my past classes, and which were very suc-

cessful, will befcontinued this season. make early application.

W. H. CROSSKILL, Certificated Teacher of Phonography.

Charlotietown, Sept. 11, 1898.

Please

Sportsmen, Attention !

es piece ee eee p 2)

Send for our catalogue of Portable Boats and Canoes. They are unequalled for Fishing, Shooting and Cruising. Sportsmen can reach any lake orriver with them and can carry them as baggage. Weighs from %5 Ibs. up. Prices from $55.00 up. Invest in one and save time and money.

ACME FOLDING BOAT Co., 242 St. James Street, Montreal. septii—im

Johnston's Fluid Beef maintains its high standard as A Perfect Beef Food.

STAMENAL

ie a FOOD and a TONIC combined,

It contains the

BEEF AND

feeding qualities of

WHEAT, and the tonic qualities of HYPOPHOSPHITES in the form of a

Palatable Beef Tea.

Milk Granules

is the solids of pure Cow’e Milk so treated that when dissolved in the requisite quan- tity of water it yields a product that is The perfect equivalent of MOTHER'S MILK.

CUE ene

TO LET.

A desirable Dwelling House on Hillsborough Street, adjoining residence of Lemuel Poole, with Stable attached. This houw is newly painted, papered and otherwire put in good order throughout. Rent moderaie and im- mediate porsession.

GRORGE ALLEY. septl—sat tu th & wky

ne ee,

Wants, Lost, Pound, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged } five cents per line.

POUND--A fountain pen

Apply at office of Moore & McLeop

Zi pd—septil

| TWO OR THREE PERSONS can be accom } modated in a well-farnished house on Prince Street. For full particulars enquire at Tue t

EXAMINER Office we pts

WANTED.—At the Queen Hotel, three

—~a good cook,

girls achamber maid and laundry

maid, to whom liberal wages will be given. None need apply unless they can give wood references.—P. P. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor

sept— tf ; —

SERVANT WANTED to cook and do general housework for a family residing in | St. Joun. Reference required Apply to C. E. Lewis, Photo Studic, City, bot hours of 9 and 12 o'clock.

ween the me pees

MONEY TO LOAN.—In small amounts on Farm and City Properties. Apply to F. W. » & OURK, London house Corner, Charlotte- town. im eod~—septs

TO LET.-One-half of a double tenement | house on thilsborough Square, lately eoceu- pied by b&b. C. Prowse. For particulars apply Wm. Wyatt or B. C. Prowse. eod U—jy22

} : }

LAIST.—Somewhere between Brighton Road and (freat George Street. Uhe brown cape of a waterproof coat, The finder will be rewarded

on jeaving it at this offic: saps MRS ; F. MACNUTT has wn opened her classes for Drawing and Painting at her resi-

|} dence Upper Prince Street. 3w 2aw pd—septs

TO LET.—The house on Queen Street lately occupied by Mrs. Offer. Apply to Mas. Orren at her present residence on ke: nt Street

sept

~ WAN. ED 4 second-hand hiois i MORRISON, Qlueen

wheet, Street

TO LET A hous and Sidney Street “ Fulton House n bnmediatels Ap- ply to A. Fuvron, at the Bazaar Stor:

rye

onthe corner of

s Known as the

Prince Possession giv 1uga LOST Last evening, between the City Weigh Scaiesand the Bank of Nova Scotia by way of Queen and Richmond Streets. a sik umbrella cover Finder will oblige br leaving same at this office. if—augas TO .ET.—A cottage situated on Pleasa nt Street, containing eight rooms in first-class order, at present en by John A. Me-

Innis, Esq.; also, stable in rear. Possession iven immediately, Apply to Mr. Thomas MeQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the

owner, Epwarp KELLY. jié

WANTED TO HIRE, for about two months

a good, quiet, family carriage horse, not less

than 110) ibs weight, todrive round town,—

J. Ussworrn, u—jya) TO LET.—That pleasantiy situated resi

| dence on Richmond Street West, near the

sea breeze. TO a smal! private fanttily, rent

moderate if applied for soon. Apply on the premises —OH ARLES HIGGINS jy?

| TO LET.—Brick Dwelling on Wate »

| lately occupied by Mr. dom oh a This house has been pain and red | throughout, and is now in splendid order | from attic to cellar. Possession given tmme- diately. tent moderate. For particulars | apply to GroRGE PEAKE, office in building occupied by Peake Bros. & Co. eod ugi2

| TO HIRE —A first-class Horse and to hire. Rates reasonable Apply ate y JuRY’s Jewelry Store. "ig

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