—p am pin” as - - “=

HeAPQUARTERS OF

OWEN & FITZGERALD,

ROBERTSON'S BUILDING,

QTEEN STREET

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

< x ~_- Vl T - Mr ’ ‘ VW - W a : ! I ae - \ I iM B : -_ ’ ‘ The Pe ng - \ W Ss \ ' i. Mew > : i (y o 7 s M \\ ( : - v J M ? ; : | } 1 i * aN ¢} - ‘ as “Ne \ Ll) ~ = S

I K Da nS > 4 we :

7 = of I H

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P publ pret the Mark M g next, t i al I t

y tl Opposition, 4 fy i! ‘ 4 i Ss Ferg Mr. L. H. Davies, M. P 7 : : : ml ire t : le ’ _— s Asnore.— Yes i and ele x a « ashor B gi i > sv nud y i 4 i rests

‘ ttor e a i n S! : g ng Rus I rew at i anal . : eg ft

Ss ew Dearne —A man named William Leck, employed as section-man on the I. ¢. R., at Sussex station, died very sud a Wednesday, while taking tea ‘ fami The cause of death was I Sis the bra Leck was at work

ay i i and ippeare i to be ino g enith rits

Lit ac.—Rev. W. M f Richmond

I tured Zien Church last ‘ g s fair fair-sized audience. His - ect w *“Experien . he North- west and Bri ish Columbia The leeture “ i > auspices Y I SM At th ~ Rev. M M was tendered a hearty v thank R D.s rland presid

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Streamers Movements —The City of { irr i un Halifax yesterday ¥ : und =e a mid r a Sou taking @ car Ww ov br rk. 1000 cases lol i an OO hage Oat

i } A ‘ ' B

r re this g th a carz = s r ( i neceiiaiinitien

r I er a to be t ha Pittsburg, Pa rhe pol a ut a i red avainst it as brutal and degrading, and say that ¢ have information that the polices

iv like Wise.

4 t I Dennis Dean, a hotel- keer t Atlantic Citv, Pa., has gone ‘ football and has been taken in- t

snemetinesiieisiainane

Marxer |} es.—There wa a large aitendance of buyers and sellers at the ma ind bus s was brixk Ti - a yreat | lantity of pork oT #ale rung from 6 cents to 6 Oats sold at 32 cents and hav ne? t 70 cents per ewt Evy un ia at from 20 cents t& 22 f sh) at 20 cents to 22 cer at 17 to 19 cent ge sO t irkeve, =0 ee < 5 - ) ce

a H SE rt Bostor ] a and an

{ Hataeu, owned by Mil Far : vr The ent i Biase gray he hw Mr. R M J Hatas t Traveller point ‘ re} itation ot being the %j { ada i pertormances ul tof wi yg the firet heat

! ne Pre scolt stake ‘ 9 431; winning the 2-yea I E. Island » et rit ‘ stake at Summe raide 2 24 { the 2-year-old ake at ¢9 2 Al l Traveler ad at Hetaen’s epeed ben 2 yet com para ped, vners have rea f j ud of the ries and n actor snticipate for} S- } nh ’

RABBING GAMES

To Attract New ‘Customers

fa Every business tra i “fair and square. All goods are uo i plain figure, and we ’

* GOODS. that e relied upon at all times. They are the best the market affords, and we | sell them a a! g REPEATLDLY © ° wedraw alfeiition to the weight, width, ' *h, color aud low price of our b D Goods, because we think | w a k ¥ how t@ judge the quality yan i ur goods from us. Our large xa ha i4 Witharumber of remnan a n hand. These have been peaced r and marked at @ very low pr eiear them To MORROW, > aturday

' ; ‘1 »a@lies’ Laced Gloves at #0c. a pair will

urday Snape

BEER BROS.

Weather Bulletio.

Toroyto, Dec. 8,10 0 m. 7 ; northerly wind»: fair and

he another of our Sat

W easterly te echt

—_< tee LS ee 2 BI wos Pe. = . , Pa

MERTING AT PLEASANT VALLEY.

rospects Good for Martin and McLean al! Along the Line,

he political meeting at pleasant Valley | vas another suecessful one for Messrs. | Martin and McLean. Hon. Mr. Forbes sani very little, and H. C. McDonald got

“ee ly bewildered, when he raised his hand and exhibited a little pamphlet, say wz. “This is the speec h of Hector C Me

Donald, and I am proud of it; and I, my- | self, paid for printing it.’ One of th | , . | electors replied, “No one in the world |

j

yourself.” Messrs

electors |

woutd pay a cent for it but ine U pposition Martin and

candidates,

McLean, gave the

i facts which the Government candi- nates « iid not answer And it Appears that the further they go the worse they ir : ee Radice 7 B Re MEETING AT BEAR RIVER, 4 The meeting at Bear R North, with | Ir. James R. MeD the chair, was | oS B ‘ | got | i hea ‘ ape | lates, Mr. John | rhe e oll aallls <scieepeesipadle Uaiehiendsiteiiiia oneal i I * Ts Spok ihe | st nn : i the d sion | vas the ‘ vw } hiel ty 1 Use

PROWSE BROS’

i ine i 1 both i g away ii Ris So 4 t * , = : | a“ should be visited by every person MEETING AT MURRAY RIVER, WO mighd BEY the hicar future re- \ public meeting was held at Murr: jendance. Mr Sais eee quire a Suit tor themselves or the Speeches were made by the : vd b v Me ssPrs A P by t > Livi ingston The Opposition BOY. ' w and Mi Le were wa ” Dr. Rk cen was presé . prgun, which, after mak at eh ae @ > . © g specs bet the meeting. Murra hiundreds of people have visit- = vw ween €@ it and they have found it paid

: y port ra of the

Opposition

them.

Persons al.

Joseph Una . Ex rintendent

onst — ee The show is large, the quality”

a eee «in ie IS good, the rooms light, the prices

ee emeree ee ra right, the treatment you get the

“vine best, and PROWSE BROS. will DIED.

On Dee. 7th, Emily Garcin, aged two

7 ithe.

ears and nine n

deem it a favor if you call and

LOCAL NOTICES.

co _ have

Xi ivertisements unde: r this heading chi: anges |

for at the rate of ten cents per line. ~» don’t want to buy,

are kindly inv tes to a afton |

a look through, even if you

All in m bers of the et T. their husbands,

parlour social in their rooms on Gr

See eee Reefers for Boys, Reefers for Av i lot gem rings at G H Tay

+k of furs selling | Youths

Try us |

coats for

Over Overcoats for

Overcoats for Boys, Wouthes,

The balance of our sto ut greatly reduced rates to clear. for best value. Moore & McLeod.

Dec. 8. 31.

While there is considerable doubt in the wade nt = SAS Sass| Men, Reefers for Men, Odd Pants, loubt, for good furniture and low price Mi: ark Wi t& Co

while our stock is complete istmas presents

Call early t vour Chr weler

an i eee

Odd Vests, Wonderful Goods for

Purchaserd of Xmas gifts wanting them Wonderful Low Prieces.

ed should select soon to prevent dis- appointment.—G H. Taylor, Jeweler

‘nya Bargains in ladies fur capes this month | ~ Harris & Stewart London House. decd fin

—————(x) -

received some

Beer & Goff have just xtra clean currants suitable tor Xmas | ake d4 2i Give us a call after next Thursday, in | i %

yur new store, wner of Grafton and | Queen Streets —M. ‘Ke ay Woolen Co. | Dec. 5 6i. Th e Wonderful Cheap M SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS. e u €a en. Summersipe, Dee. 6.

Charlottatown, November 21, 1893.

Shipped per SS. Northumberland, Cam- | on master, for Point du Chene : i

24 - xes emelts ...... eae $s 0 1S homes C@)8.....4..6.6.- seiniel 35 v po h oats. iouee 304 l 10 bris pork... ‘ 4o13] 6185 ibs pork.. on ndioes \ : 360 Ihe hides Bete a col 15 210 Ibe butter...... a ae 38 25 cases CGgs.....---.- bs ecesba i209 2 bhis oatmeal i ita el 10 12 brie ovsters........6. . cceeeereeees 36 24 Iba feathers ft 2 horees..... aad ‘ 120 $2846 By SS Northumberland on 7th : 113 boxes emelts = ». S henna one ° al ao lé 7 bra mackerel......--.- : &4 2 bris poultry......---- <seeeeeee 5 | . . = 1741 lbs batter en 313 2800 Ibs hides ......-..++ “ 112 | : 2400 Ibs p fl coeae ino onl ailicka / 296 | Ve iE 2 bbls port 96 | S6 conomy 2B DENS DOT. i. cces -3 $ horect.c.c. ee pt 100 busl OG@RS. . « 6 cenneurete nese 32 | P : s ; hele eveters. tna 12 | is that which insists upon good quality. Surely $ 1061 there is a difference between “cheap” goods and yi

goods that are cheap. We are pleased to inform | our patrons in Town and Country that our Fall Stock of good things for Christmas trade has been completed and waiting your inspection. Table Raisins (Dehesa and Connoisseur Clusters), Cooking : Raisins (Valencia Layers and fine off stock), New Currants, Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Choice Flavoring Extracts, Spices, Shelled Almonds, Shredded Cocoanut—in fact everything likely to

We Will trive

good bargains in

PERFUME to all

who buy from us from this date until

Xmas. New Goods at be used for Xmas baking. JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE. If you want to enjoy the full purchasing power decd of your dollar call on us.

SANDERSON & CO. Newson Block, Victoria Row. Charlottetown, November 29, 1893—w wf & wky

Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York,

TRE GIANT AMONG LIF« COMPANI:S,

we advertise in Tae Dairy Examiner, because only reliable news is found

in its columns. a ig ge es Ne a Se al opines tiailest¥ eke 060,052 ree se a Nik ado dadebaciines ges cnsncncerenyyes apsrensesi>meueh verte weO Pieters tt oheeseq $153, J

We guarantee the reliability of that * SMEG RTE. ca ccocccccasnerehinees sevtecasseeeennnaneerssesensenetens sensnersenanesensticers a ee

portion of it which we “ edit.” What} NEW S NURANGE, a Pasksvice sap cath bed eous 200,490,316

we say from day to day about our Furniture, Business and Prices we If continually increasing

yi l22 Baa rantes and Accident Company

etand by. (The only British Guarantee and Accident Co. doing business in Canada.)

trade means parthlogs mest END | A wAT AL... cnessc ounces snecesnsesnenansysservnsenscsermncenansesinnsscnensenserseeseserecsoe $1, aseam good value and satisfied customers. — | RESERVE...-sress-esssesrerseereerer

>) B. STEWART, General Agent for P. E. Island for above Companies.

OFFICE—G reat George Street, next to Bank Nova Scotia, Charlottetown. sept!9—law

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd

deed

Rt a el Prt Se le ek et

THE DAILY EXAMINER ae cae.

ces Great Clothing Rooms

ay Pit OR ss (sae ait tess as ie = ‘ " he : PP ee a we

saline titns WAN ie aes

“ é : FRID. AY, DECEMBER 8,

CHRISTMAS. 1893.

——— — ~---—-— —(x )—----- --

nate hctthee <del. Se tele LA ltt at mamas tae oN ads

I have the best Hine of | 9 WHEN Beying Yous | Hlave the Finest Line CUTLERY XMAS PRESENTS, je | BE SENSIBLE AND | At the Lowest Prices Ty Something Useful to All, SCISSORS,

on the Island. SUCH AS MRS. POTTS’

TO SEE SAD IRONS,

CARVERS, as cvs acer

j cect

| Ta Plush and Leather Cases. Royal Canadian Guns, Rifles & Revolvers

PLUSH & LEATHER CASES,

Ever Shown on the island.

DON’T FAIL MY

“Complete Sets of Spoons and Forks in Plush Boxes at

lw. E. DAWSON'S. W. E. DAWSON'S W. F. Dawe!

Charlottetown, Deeember 6,

SOMETHING FOR

MEN !

Clothes Wringers,

$3.66 PACH, AT

1893—m w f SEES SIS. Pe eee

HEAVY WOOL UNDERWEAR, all and from the

|

prices value to be had.

qualities,

cheapest right up. No better

BOYS’

UNDERWEAR—Special Value.

See what we show in Men’s White Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Hose, Sus-

_penders, ete, cte.

pains having | stock.

| harlottetown, November 29,

MOORE & McLEOD,

Successors io Verkins & Sterns.

Charlottetown, October 28, 1893—-tu th sat

Preparation for Grand ‘Xmas Show.

(x) ——

THE BAZAAR COMPANY BOUND TO LEAD. ~

bonght entirely from foreign markets.

We have $2,000 worth of Malleable Iron an immense BANKRU PT STOCK, which Toys that are a little too expensive for the we will sell at prices that will surprise the

trade. These we are going to sell at Half sharpest bargain hunter. Wholesale Customers should call early, Price. Bie a oa ar and thus save the confusion of baying | Our ALBUMS and PLUSH GOODS | PICTURE FRAMING is receiving Our | when there is a rush.

‘careful attention, and a big stock of

' MOULDINGS is just being opened.

i

this season will be exceptionally fine, no been spared to secure ‘A ]

We are making preparations for one of In the Grandest Shows of XMAS and HOLI- | DAY GOODS ever made in Charlottetown. ; Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,

Our Boys’ and Girls’ Own Annuals, | mense show will be given. Leisure and Sunday Hours, Toy Books, | Christmas Magazines, ete., are daily ar- vine.

BAZAAR COMPANY, OLD DIAMOND BOOKSTORE.

A. FULTON, MANACER.

1893—m w f

Dressing Cases, Boxes, an im-

Purses, S: =e

| Manicure Sets, Cuff and Collar If good goods, low prices and careful

attention will secure it for us, we

going to do > XMAS TRADE in o For VIOLINS and ACCORDEUNS we | &""® “ do the XMAS’ TRADE ‘tn. ca

defy competition.

line this year.

POLITICAL MEETINGS

@e ’ | —_——_—- xXmas i es. | HON. GEORGE FORBES and Mr. H. } C. MACDONALD, will meet the electors

if the Fourth Electoral District of Queen’s | County,

as follows :—

THE candidates + will 1 hold the following | joint meetings :—

Thursday, 7th Dec., 5.30 o’clock, p. m.

Saturday, 9th Dec., Grand Tracadie Schoolhouse, at 5.30 o'clock, p. m.

‘Prices Down!

———_——— ET

We have just received a large stock of Gold, Silver and | Silverore Watches, which we are seliing fast at lower prices |

Stanhope Hall, at

The meeting at Grand Tracadie School-

than ever.. Also, a big stock of Jewelry and Clocks to | honse will be held at 2 o’clock in the rhe | noon instead of half-past five. The change select from at & big discount oS former prices. is made for the convenience af the people

of that part of the district.

Join in with the multitude that are more than pleased | sort dient slain

with the Bargains. We also Repair CLOCKS,

G. G. JURY, |

North Side Queen Square, opposite the Post Office Charlottetown §Sept. 7, 1893—dy thu sat & wky

WATCHES and JEWELRY STUDIO, STAMPER BLOCK

Instructions given in the various branch- es of Drawing and Painting. nov29—2m eod

We are making a big “MARK DOWN”, _ Besides our enormous stock of NEW | In our Bankrupt Stock will be foun l on all Our Toys, Dolls, Magic Lanterns, GOODS in every lme—bought expressly jan endless variety of CUPS and SAU- Violins and Accordeons. i for the Holiday Trade—we have secured | CERS. These are “ Import” Goods, |

‘MISS MARY BOULL,

1893.

‘To the ieddbcindest Liee- tors of Charlottetown and Rayalty. GENTLEMEN,—Having

nated at a representative and inflmentia

mee tin rof the supporters of th Govern along with Buej

been Thepdinit

‘

men ve 8 ee

Rogers, Esq., in the Liberal interest, for this constituency at the approac thing Elec big n, I beg publicly to intimate that I

have ac ceptes d the nomination as candidate | for Assembl iyman, and now most respect- fully solicit your euffrages on the 13th prox. Should you do me the high honer as your representative, I will best of my ability advocate your interests, and among others the of the affairs of this Province on business principles,

t have the honor to be, Gentleme a.

Your obedient ae

E. PROWSE

25. 1893.

} to elect me | to the | varied

conducting

Charlottetown, ies

THREE FRIENDS

You Meet in Ot in Our Stock.

Quality, Quantity, Price.

We keep everything a first-

class Clothing Store shoald keep. We not only sell moderate prices, but fill and

deliver orders promptly and

carefully.

luspect ion of our Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits will

convince you we are fully up

to the wants o

P. &. island.

okay Woolen Co.

‘narlottetown, Nov , 1893.

JUST RECEIVED |

A Lot of New Overcoatings.

We are making $9.59. Do not let a through your fingers.

WORSTED PANTS, $3.25. A. J. MURPH}.

wn, Nov. 24, 1893—tu fri sat

en e Agents Wanted.

re are severa! unrepresc rites d districts on his} Island where I want Local or Dis- trict Age nts to represent the “* Manufac turers’ Life and Accident Insurance Com- pany "—generally cx oneeded to be the on ost popular, most liberal, and most equitable in this country. They insure both Men and Women of all classes, irre- of creed, politics or profession.

f the people of

Give us a call.

a very nice Overcoat for good thing slip

Rpec tive Address J. B. PATON, Maritime Manager, Charlottetown.

aech

‘Church School for Girls,

WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA.

PATRONS—The Synods of the Dioceses of Nova Scotia and Fredericton ; CHAIRMAN of BOARD of TRUS TEES. The Bishop of Nova Scotia.

LADY PRINCIPAL—Miss Machin, with twelve Governesses and Instructore

The Lent Term of this Institution be- gins on SATURDAY, January 20th, 1894. For Calendar and Trustees’ Report ap ply to DR. HIND, nov24—Im Windsor, N. 53.

Good Profit & Value

TO THE

GROCER OR HOUSEKEEPER

WHO HANDLES WOODILL’S GERMAN BAKING POWDER.

‘for Large, Juicy Raisins. tes aac Thursday, the QUALITY ABSOLUTELY PURE. i ec t ID Go to Beer & Goff’s! £27 mice, clean. Currants. VERNON RIVER BRIDGE HALL— : ; for fresh Candied Peels. OURWELL COVE SCHOOLHOUSE— ——kP » AND 20 CENTS . i 4 0 nov2s for extra strong Flavor ings. | On Saturdoy, the 9th December, at 5 p.m. | a ‘i ; : ven MONTAGUE WEST SCHOOLUOUSE for pure, unadulterated Spices. —On Monday, the 11th December, at 5 | Wants, Lost, Found, &e G B & Goff” for fine Pastry Flour. | p.m, soneeeenannierneaninnnearnapes 10 to beer & Gols: for cheap Cooking Figs. * ELDON HALE—On Tuesday, the 12th "Advertisements under this heading charg, charged i 3 eee ecember, at 5 p. m. for English Mince Meat. ’ | FOUND—A_pair of spectacles. Apply a : ° x Messrs MARTIN and Me *-LEAN will meet Davies’ Drug Siore, Victoria Row. for pure Honey im the Comb. the electors at the places and times | ~~ SS G % G i : for cheap, pure Candy. , mentioned in the notice of meetings ad- 20 LET—A small, tenement adjoining the 10 to Beer & Goll's for Fruits of all kinds vertised by Messrs, Forbes and Mac) pstin 2i—deex fruits OF % as. | donald. UTES UES EEE for Confectionery, } & 1 lb. bxs. _ | OSTA bunch of eye. ABEY 06 Biatet . “ > AV LER, aac. ‘for Christie’s Fresh Biscuits. “DON'T FALL 10 take advaptage ofthe great discount sale of i at MRS. UNG’ Go to Beer & Goff’ s: for English Pickles and Sauces. Notice for Meetings Rie hmond Street, vOpposite iHiusboroagh *\ for Shelled Walnuts and Almonds, ee ce eee Iw—deet for all kinds of Xmas Groceries. | IN THL WANTED—A capable girl for general . -#F t A v t Dis t t pooe _ Apply to MRs. - Fn + . ayfield Sireet. ec) i, Cupeietioiown. December 8, 1893—m w f | or ug UStils Ss rie su ) | ar esee BOOKS CHEAP AT PRI- }

"ATE SALE.—Stubbs’ Constitutional Hie nh y, 3 vols, Student’s edition; Hallam’s Con- stitutional History; May’s do, 2 vols; Stubbs’ Select Charters; Lap nberg’s An lo Saxons; Backles’ History of Civilization. "Trois: Gui- zot’s do; Uberweg’s History of Philosoph vols; Kant’s Criti ue, 2 vols; Guizot’s Pate tory of France, § vols; ‘Gibbon’s Rome, 5 vols ; Grote’s History of Greece, 4 vols; Mahon's llistory of England, 7 vols; Gneist’s History of the English Constitution; Matthew on coer ation; Froude’s Short Skete hes, 4 vols;

Is’ Politic al Economy, etc. Apply ee Bs P O Box 57. Neca

FOUND.—A Chubb Lock Key. Apply | at | this office.

| MARE FOR SALE --Six years old. Cheap | for cash or approved joint ena ee 7 TOoMRs. lm eod—dect

| WANTED—An experienced oa } | othe +r need apply) for our Dry Goods Store.— | J. B. MACDONALD & Co. ‘lw daw—noy®) HOUSE TO LET.— ‘onsaining five rooms, e— stabling attached, on Richmond Street est. Apply on the premises to NICHOLAS tu fri ta pd—noy2s

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