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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 28, 189%

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Are You

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any Fire Insurance on your prop-

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ervy ¢ Are you carrying enough? A fire may happen at any time—generally

when you least expect it. A policy stock Com-

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in one “of these good

from all loss. My

claim.

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

Companies sever contest a

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producing new goods.

In SPOON and FORK pat terne, 1 a. showing a Variety of designs, from the plainest and simplest, to the more elaborate.

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Beautiful {ppearance Giracectulin Outline, Low in Price.

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That large, thre st ory brick ware- house on corner of Pownal and Dor- chester Streets, lately oceupied by Messrs. B. & M. Rattenbury, Rent moderate, Apply at the office of the Connolly es‘ate, Queen Street.

A. A. McDONALD, W. W. SULLIVAN, ARTHUR PETERS,

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1Ls.--Notwithstanding the her vesterdav, the boatmen at rossed both ways, and the arrived in town abont 6 p. m. vats left either side agalo this :

uns sant weai he Capes ¢ foreign mail 1e be morn- ee rHELATE S F Perry.—The late Mr. Perry will take to morrow morning at body yesterday | Capes anda special] train took it from Cape Traverse to'l'ignish. | T'o accomodate all who wizh to attend the if { ;

I UNERAL OF junuerTai Of the at J fnisa Il o’clock. The

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ral to morrow Superintendent Sharpe

bas ordered a special train to leave Charlottetown for Tignish at 515 Local e. Return fare from Charlottetown

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Orr ror THE West.—The following of Charlottetown men: Messrs Harry McQuaid, E D Stanley, Harry Warren, Par cer O roll, Charlie Reardon, Patrick Callen, Fred Doyle, Wm Doyle, John N

Cuappell, James Lafferty, as well as two wore from South Wiltshire, named Rodd avd Watts,left by the mail <pecial last bight for Cape Traverse. Today they

wil cross the Capes and then proceed to the far west. Some intend settling in

British Columbia but most of the younger men of the party will strike for the K ondike. One and all,—we wish them success, ea

Oren Warer —While the Stanley was anchored at Boughton Island, seyen miles from Georgetown, unable to made a trip to Pictou or get any nearer to Georgetown. during the greater part of this week, tne straits from the Capes weat were almost clear of ice and the open water extended almost into the Summerside lighthouse, In fact there Was s0 much open water at the Capes on Wednesday that the boats

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) nresent at the meetiag.

were unable to cross,on account of the lesvy sea kicked up by the gale that pre- vailed. A steamer could have done grand work this winter between Summerside and Cape Traverse never missing a trip.—Agri- culterist.

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Orvicenrs Meerinc.—A meeting of the officers of the 82nd battalion was held at

the close of the military school Saturday |

evening. The meeting was held in the | city building, Lieut..Col McLeod, presided. Nearly every officer of the battalion was

The usual busi~ The financial state-

né+< was transacted.

oc the band was given by the trea-urer. The following | committees were

appointed ; Jones, Lieut. J. A. McDonald; Band

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mittee; Surgeon Major Warburton, Presi |

dent; Uapt. Stewart, Sec’y-Treas.; aud Capt. Johnson. The following then unanimously adopted: Resolved, that the the thanks of the cfficers of the 82nd Baitalion be hereby tendered to R. C.

McLeod, Esq., fur his kindness in granting the use to the battalion officers of his jarge and comfortable hall on Kent Street, in which to hold the sessions of the achoo!l of | military instruction now closed.—(Sgd.] D. Stewart, Capt. Sec.

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Regimental, Capt. Allen ; Capt. |

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NEWS FROM HAVANA. PROCEEDINGS OF THE INVESTIGAT-

ING COMMISSION,

Wreck Slewly Sinking — Wounded Doing Well,

Havana, Feb. £6.—The court of inquiry vestera 4y worning #al ionger tPan urual. The six divers were examined more in decail than ever before. The cloudy weather and rain made the work of the divers wnsatisfaciory yesterday; and therefore but little work was done.

It is reported that a hole has been made by the divers in one of the forward hatches and it is hoped to anumber of bodies.

In the harbor here there is no tidal cur- rept to clear away the mud and settlings so the water is very murky and difficult to work in.

The wreck

get out

of the Maine is slowly sink~ Before the hull could be raised, the guns and deck debris of a!] kinds must be taken out. This takes time and for lack of proper applicances practically nothing has been done yet. Aside from the offices and cabin effects, the salvage thus far has been small.

The time of departure of the Mangrove, with the court of inquiry, for Key West is stillin doubt. She is not likely, as now appears, to sail today, and Cap‘ain Samp- s0n Says it is doubtful whether she will sailtomorrow. The captain repeats his former statement, that all depends on the development of the testimony.

The wounded here are doing quite well.

The Spauish cruiser Alfonso XII. has been towed to a buoy farther within the harbor to make room for the cruiser Vizcaya which is expected bere tomorrow or the next day from the uorth.

The news of all kinds here is mere routine at present, there being no excite-~ ment and even rumors are less active than usual.

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Do you want a New York Cap? We will open our New York hats and special London shapes next week.— Jas. Paton & Co.

DIED.

On the llth Feby, at 2 Chester Place. Hyde Park, London, W. Charles J. Hen-

sley, the eldest eon of the late Capt, the Hon. Chas Hensiey, R. N, in his 78th year. ‘

At Pownal, onthe i6th inst, Eliza Jones, aged 92 years, relict of the late Howard Gay,

At St. Louis, on the 11th inst., Mrs. M Richard, aged 80 years, relict of the late Duncan Richard.

Suddenly, at Georgetown, on the 25th of February, Jobo Lavers,in his 61st year.

At Newton Centre, Masa., February

14ih, William Morton, aged | 10 months.

| AtClear Spring, Lot 44,0n February l7ih, Capt. Daniel Mac ntvre, in the 60th year of his age, leaving a wife, one ron and five daughters.

87 years aud

| At Salem, Mass., on the 19th February, | Bessie S., aged 36 years and 10 months, wife of Hugh Young, of Charlotte own,and daughter of David and E.iza Gallant, of | Charlottetown.

At Bracxley Point,on February 23rd, Frederick Q. Shaw, in the 3l+t year of his | age, son of the late John Shaw,

At Eldon, on the Sthinst., Annie, in | the 76th \ear cf her age, relict of the lace | Audrew Smith.

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SHITE PEGE RS SEPP PPE PIT ae Sa = . < a 7 ae us * a iS a Ms 7S fa ae aa, we a as 4s s% is UFrTAaINs, » ae Ks s dm —Very rich effects in Swis % “4 ‘* , - ) sie | fa Curtains, $4.85 t> $9.00. “aS : Ne a = sR New designs in Nottingham 7 % : a Curtains, excellent value, 24 Nz —A range of Scotch Curt- ° . 3s ains, 39¢ a pr. upwards.- % a =

Gur Curtain Stock is now com- plete, and we show a large varie+y of

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room for 15 large cases of Christy’s Celebrated London Hats, we have decided to clear our present stock out at 25 per cent off.

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English, American and Canadian Hard and Soft Hatsin all the leading and best makes, must be sold. $1 hats for 75c; $1.50 hats for $1,13; $2 hats for $1,50; $2.50 hats for ; $1.88, $3.25 hats for $2.44. |

Buy a Hat Now

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Quality good - Styles all right—Prices away down, . i

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Yard Hats from 25c up. Soft Hats from 25c up.

Don’t go looking around town for ‘ater styles or better quality, for they are not in

the town

~omember this Sale is for

ONE WEEK ONLY

No hat will be charged at the discount price.

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PROWSE BROTHERS, —

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THAT GLITTERS

Many are taken in now-a-days, and are paying from ten to twenty dollars for a watch not worth five, by baying from yediers and others who are not watch- makers.

Do not he Deceived.

But when you want a reliable watch buy only of one who understands the trade and asks only a fair price for a good

article. G. H. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician. Charlottetown,

Assignee’s Notice

Notice is hereby given that Alexander

D. J. McDONALD and JOHN McEACH- ERN, doing business at Souris East, un- der the firm name and style of McDonald & McFKachern, bave executed an assign- ment of their estate to the undersigned, bearing date the chirteenth day of January, A.D., 1898, in trust fur their creditors. And we do hereby give notice to all persons claiming to be creditors of the eaid assignors, to furnish to us at the utlice lately occupied by the assignors, at Souris Fast, aforesaid, on er before the first day of March next, astateme t of the amount claimed to be owing from the said assignors to such creditors, irreepectively, and we do hereby give notice, that any creditor failing to furnish such statement within such time, may be precluded from perticipating in any dividend from eaid es- tate, pursuant to the terms of such assignment.

Dated this nineteenth day of January

A.D, 1898. JOHN McLEAN, GEORGE B. McEACHERN.

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iWye are Clearing Out

Some choice lines Women’s Boots for about half the regular prices,

REASON —The sizes are not complete. Sizes 24, 3, 34, 4 only. You can buy in flannel lined or fine Dongola kid at the same rate,

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Just Opened ; in heavy and fine lines.s

Come and see,

J.B. Macdonald & Co.

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Our parlor saits are winning their way into hundreds of homes |

The Price and Quality does it.

They are selected from the most up-to-date makers in the Dominion—who give us special cuts.

We will make you special. Our large sales show the the public appreciate our effects—to give genuine |

bargains Solid Walnut suites $24.00, 26,00, 30.00 and up | and get a bargain. , a

JOHN NEWSON,

The Real Bargain Giver.

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