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PROGRAMME

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOT'I'ETOWN, JANUARY 18, 18%9

NEWS NOTES.

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organization mary,

to to be mantained

aggregate tovhege of 121,380 and a united horse power of 65,870.

Freoch “Jack the Ripper.” by M Deroler, wes the last act of that kind to be pers formed by him. Deibler has held the post of public excutioner in France for thirty-~ eight years, during’ which time be has executed fifty-three peoble, and he now relinquishes the work to his soo.

_The example of Mayor Van Wyck, of New York, in raising the salaries of his subordinates has been followed by the heads of all the city departments, and the aggregate increase in the city salary list i8 about $10,000 per annum. '

The latest in the bu liing line is the aluminam but for Klondike miners. When packed for carriage ik weighs 110 pounds, It is composed of four sides and a roofof thia sheets of aluminum, and when put upit contains 190 cubic feet.

A meteorological ob-ervatory is ta be established in the spire of the cathedral at Ulm, one of the largest churches in Ge)- many, Next to ths Eiffel tower in Parise, it will be the highest post of meteorological observatino iu the world erecied by humen hands.

; A club is reported to have been formed

in Vienna, the members of which are

GONGERT & BASKET SOCIAL

or d-sigo a member marries a

rich girl

; bestowed

1° 18 fined $3,000, which sum is

be some respec able but Imp pecunious , w=? ire< } oer : ; COup e engaged to be married. ‘ “ "fn . yy 4) ; yeeum, Thursday 1 $$. , 5 e initia —The January number of the New en . ites ten ue 8 } : 1. Piano D Misse Bown & McMillan | TU06W'ck fagaz oe es It Poe ®” High'and & y . vee Misa ‘Silie Gillie laine 04 vn . good reading. The r V on Sk Prof innicom be Opening paper by W.K. R ‘yoolds, 18 an , & . heeee . Mrs. kK H Norton | Secount of the great st, J. tit fire of 13 My gg aay _.e..Mis ses Murphy whieh beat the record of all fires there Prof. Caven | UMtil thatof I877. Harry Piers con- : ,«s : és . * & : 7 . : ‘ . »l yy . | trial ¢ no Ps - mane e Glee...... | c2 les the story ofthe tral of Ensign ‘ Club Crosa at Halifax, in 1824, and gives some Sal . -.. chance for speculation as to how far the H ffee will Le provided by the ladies | Y*" lict was in accordance with the facts. . Mr. Raymond’s papera on Portland Poiat, ea ; . which ] >xelter e al > Morton will guarantee the eale of hich have already excited wide attentio

ncert at 8 sharp.

Over SHOES

Children’s Overshoes Misses Overshoes

Ladies’ Overshoes

Men’s Overshoes

W. i. Stewart & Co.

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1899 | DIARIES.

(C‘anadian and | American Excelsior

DIARIES

| ail ZC8 Sow 4 AVI } e

POCKET OFFICE

or HOME. P.E. I. Almana: how on sale, | a i _

HASZARD & MOORE 1. Ss. Sanford,

COMMISSION MERCHANT

Strict attention to business and prompt re- | turte made. Special attention given to the sale of

Pork, Poultry, Eggs, Hides

and Wool Sk ins.

pplication. and «orrespon-

Market quo’ations given on Address all consignments

' Sale OW on,

grow moreand more interesting as they pro. eed; aod Mr. Hannay continues his accoun; of the early Acadian fami

lies, A new contribator this

month is Placide P. Gaudet, of St. Anne’s, College, Church Point, N.S., who tells the story or the Acadian Fugitives, as he learned it from his ancestory. Mr. Gaudet is a weil known authority on the Acadians, and this is the first ofa namber of papers to b: contributed to the maga- zine during tie coming year. This mags

zine is published at $1.50 per year in acs vance, by W. K. Revnolds. St. Joho, N. a. Singlenumber 25 cents eacn. It is highly creditable to New Brunswick as a Province and to its publisher in particular.

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Make a Note of.

Things to

At tleevangelistic eervice in the Bap- tist chureh at 8 o'clock this evening Rev. A. F. B owae, of North River, will preach Services coatioue every evening this week except Saturday. Services inthe main building. You are particulariy lov to drop in dud bring a friend,

*()’ the deil’s in the now sae braw.”’ Friday 27th.

Rev. Mr. Campbe'l will preach on Sab-

sled

they gang Covcert on

lasses !

rns

The Bi

bath first, 22nd inst as f. liaws: Bons ia. }ll am; Ham-ton, 4pm; Tryon 6,30 p

™m —T. F.

tery.

Fullerton, Clerk of Pre-b-

i RemMemBer the matches this

evening!

Hockey

ae

Ladies Hockey boots at Jost’s.

Dan

Ankle supports, 2 , pair, at Jos

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Paton’s Annuii. Remnant

= ke _ one-third off, Men’s

‘ats, 2> per

Men’s i ulsters, overcoats, cent off, new pants, } off —Prcwe Bros~

one-four’h off,

ice to

‘6 an (8 Argyle &t H4LIrFaAt db. 8.

I.S, SANFORD

ARF AAV, A3"% wi Me AP AS tus : “A a a we wh 7 “w Df} Y _ BUY POPULARIT au Popularity is the result of Me “ie publicity; publicity is gained “AP ae : : s% ar G “av | BY ADVERTISIN . As surely as flowers droop | we without sunsbine, or a yacht se Zs cannot sail without a breeze, Fy M% neither can a business flourish % Ww oi lide “aN without advertising. When we say advtg. we do not | pecessarly mean newspaper : : bin 2% space. Prominent og rN se “iP signs, circulars, salesmen, pb!l- = Se anthropy—every method of maks Fis iog a favorable impression upon possible customers 18 advtg. Of all known methods, how~ a S% ever, the must econmical and ef- s% 4 . aie fective, measured by cost ana xy “i> results, is a regular announce - ie ment in a medium reaching the greatest number of people inter- ay, ested in your goods. ForPrince Fie Edward Island trade, that meds A 3% ium is— A “a ay | THE EXAMINER, | The Leading Newspaper ! of P FE. Island ~ <% < “y Shik -— 2k) —sle — ele ie as —— as S

The quinquennial system of military in Gers

The two leading shipbuilding firme of Belfast, Ireland, last year turned ont six- teen versele—all screw 6 eamers—with an

The execution of Joseph Vatcher, the

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PERSONAL _ Mejor Wright, Eq. ofCevtrevil., is vieittng Charlottetown.

Hon, Edward Blake and Mre. Blake are travelling iu Switzerland.

Mr. J. A. Leaman, of Halifax, is visiting Chark ttetown. Be is wmong the guesie at the Hote] Davies.

Mr. W. D, McKav, who has been on a business trp to Halifax, returned to Charlottetown vesterday afternoon.

Misa Sayre received, this morning, the sad news of the death of her brother-in law, Mr. Henvigar Bienkhorn, of Cauning N.S. Mr. BI nkhoro wee an upright mao and a trusted citizen.

Messra. William Smalland Don. Nith- olson leave on Friday ior Dawson City, where they will open a generel store. Mr. Small has been in Daw-on before. Mr. Nichelson i# a sen of Mr. John P. Nichbol- 800,0f this city.

Joseph H. Dillon of Ss. Louis, Mo., bas had his name changed by legal process to Joseph H. Dillin-'tregg, to enable him to

marry Mary Gregg, and at the same time Save the fortune et $200,000 beqneathed to

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Hockey !—this evening.

Tue Wearner.—Fresh north aud west winds, fair and a little colder.

THe Staxiusy.— The Georgetown at 7 o’clock this morning.

Maits ~ A special train with the mails arrived in Charlottetown about two o’clock .

At tHe Capres.— Maile crossed both

way to-day. Boa's left Cape Tormentive at 8.15 witb 11 bags.

Heckey—Don’t miss the hockey match- es atthe rink to-night. All the teams are in good fetil+, and the games ;romise 10 he both interesting aud exciting. There will be aspecial train trom Summerride

—_— ie Ministerian Associa: tos —The Minis t-ri-l Association was re-organized yexter- day afternoon. Rey. T.F. Failerion «:8

her hy an eccentric uncl- on couditiou that

she retain the nxm- of Gregg through life. |

j

[t is supposed the uncle inteuded his viece

should remaio unwarried.

SUPREME COURT.

Wepvespay, Jan. 18th. | Lhe witoesees examined in the Thorne

;case yesterday afternoon were Luuis Pigott, Edward Nicholson, Samuel Morrison, and Thomas Dover. Tiis!

pledged to marry poor girls. If bv chance '

| forenoon

William Warren, Catherine |

| Morgan, Dr. H. D. Jobvson and Dr. Alexe |

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jury at the Ottawa Assizes Ina

auder MeNeili were examived thia forenoon. Joho Proud was tendered as a witness but DOL CX amined,

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

| Samuel!

Hotel Davies: G. J. Murray, St. John; C. Cox, Sourie; J. A. Leaman Halifax; W. Hendeshoct, St. Jono; I. N. Bellins Quebec; Rovert Mutca, Gallas Point; R | A. E. Mitchell, St. Joho; Geo.W.Hivbett, Geo’iown; W. J. Ballman, Charlottetown;

WV. C. Kennedy, Charlottetown.

B. kK.

Queen Hoel : George Forbes, Vernon River Bridge; J. D. McLeod, City.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

e'ected president, and Rev G. C. P. Raymond secretary. Several ma'ters of interest Came up for consideration,

Amenican-Inisn Historica Seciety.— Hoo. ‘Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of New Yors, Hoa. Morgan ¢. O Brien, Jus- tice of the Supreme Court, Rev. Cyrus T, Brady, Protestant Episcope! Archdeacon of Peonsy!vania, sud James Jeffrey Roche,

| LL.D, Elitor of tbe Boston Pilot, will ck liver addresses before the AmericanxIrish

Historical society on January 19. nite

Desatine Sociery.—'l'be students of the Prince of Wales College have reorganizep their debating society, The officers are: President, Dun McLeod; Vice-President, Roy Connors; Sec-Treas, Barry Hyndman; Committe, James McLeod, Wiliam Hol- map, William Lawsor, Owen Horne end Nicholson, Vhesociety meets vn Fr.day evening of each week.

atin

Foor Cvur.—Oa Monday evening Mr. Wallace Turner, son of Turner, Trout River, Lotyr2l, was cutting wood in the woods the axe slipped and entering his lett foot at the ankle sever- ed several arteries. He los: consider- able tlood, before Dr. Macneil], who was immediately sent for arrived and stopped the flow of blood.

last,

as v ames

SocraL axp ConcenT.—The-e will bea

/ social and concert at Fort Augustus onthe

Oe | left—Ankle Jost. lined

Only a few pairs supports | Zocents.—R. K. Ladies warm

ts at Jost’s.

Dongola buttoned

Childrens’ gaiters 45 cents a pair, at | JOets,.

Selling at reduced pricee—all felt boots aud elippersat R K Jost.

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Ricurs oF THe Press.—Thé rights of | the press are becoming gradua!tly re-~ cognized by the highest legal authorities. Ghief Jusuice Armour,in charging the libel case, spoke strongly in favorof newspapers publishing fall details of police court pro- ceed He said that newspapers had legit:mate right to report

nos UES «

a perfect and

ibe evidence of any ca-e in police or other arts otlaw. The advantage derived by |

ihe public from these putlications far | wore than made up forthe inconvenience to parties concerned., The newspaper was | oot of the best prevertives of crime, as the

pablicity of offences served to put the | public on their guard. aa The committee of managemett of the

Louden Fair beg tothank ali those who

kindly Jent any articles, and those who |

et

~sisted In various ways. | BORN.

In thie citv, on the 10th inst, to Mr. | and Mire. H. R,. Lordly, a daughter. DIED - -

Very suddenly, in thiscity, yesterday, at noon, Louisa, youngest child of Helen and Stainforth Sanderson, aged two years.

(Faneral on Thursday, at 2 p. m., to People’s Cemetery.)

At Nov Ist, 1898, at residence of Wm. McNeill, Caroline Am- elia, daughter of the late Malcolm McNeill, and sister of the late Mre. John LePage, cf Charlottetown, uged 75.

Cavendish, the

| i } i ! | | At Augustine Cove, on the 15th inst, | Edward Wadman, in the 74th year of his | aze, after several! years of failing health, | leaving @ widow,one son and one daughter | to mourn the loss of a kind husband and |

‘ father. |

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Zemnant Sale now on at Patons.

| St. Dunstan’s College.

evening ofthe 30th January, instant, in aid of the new church fund. The manas

'gers are preparing a choice programme

for the affsir, and it promises to be a great success in every respect. Among the vocal numbers will be aquarteite by students of

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Scppen Dean —Mr. and Mrs, Stainforth Sanderson, have the sympathy of al) in the death of their two-year old daughter which occured yesterday about noov. Thechild was Out with her mother in the morning, and on their way home fromthe market they called at the store of Messrs Sander- son & Co. After their return home the child took a ehort nap, upon awaking from which she weot into convulsions which terminated fatally.

Barrist Catrcu.—There was a fair congregation at the evangelistic meeting

|in the Baptist church last evening, not-

withstaading the unfavorable weather. In the unavoilatle absence of Rev. “Mr. Browne, Mr. Turner (lic) of Montague Bridge, preached with much acceptance.

| Nearly all the congregation participated | in the praise and testimony meeting which

followed the sermon. Rev. Mr. Browne will preach to-night. snibietiiaialie

I. O. F.-~-At the meeting of Tout Mount Stepnea last evening the following officers were installed into their respective chairs :—

C D—Prof. E. E. Jordon

C R—Jobn W. Sutherland,

V C R—Arthur Gates.

R S~— E. H. Duchemin.

FS H. V. Burtain.

Treas—Chas McGregor.

S W—Harry R. Lord.

J W—Jobon W Mumford.

S B-~—Lorne Stewart.

J B-—Angus McKenzie.

PCR ~RM Jobnson.

Chap— Rev. W. J. Kirby.

Physic’an—Alex. McNeill, M. D.

Organist—Prot. W. Harry Watts.

The various reports showed {the court to ellen: condition There are no liabilities, aod the membership has than doubled since the court was organized a year ago.

you MUST

be In @n €xXé more

have pure blood for good health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood. Take Hood’s Sar-

saparilla if you would BE WELL,

For Weak Lungs

and cold on the chest, known to Medical Science

The largest bottle of Emulsion of J ohnsops.

Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is one of the best remedies While taking it, you are not liable to take cold.

Cod Liver Oil on the market for 50c is

A pure oi] pleasantly flavored, and perfectly emulsified, combine to

make it the best emulsion sold in the city.

50 cents

this afternvon.

local and Other lins PAPAS AVI Ve2e

Stanley left |

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A Mc Wil ie Tag

: If not, u very few dollars $3.00 for a

ie) ie) $4.00 fora $600 Garment

9 $6.00 fora $9.00 Garment $8.00 for a $12.00 Garment

ey Come Quick

will get. you a high-class, fash- ionable garment for which you would have to pay almost

double a few weeks ago.

We can give you any size from 32 to 40 inch, and ask you to pay

$2.00 fora $3.00 Garment

$4.50 Garment

Stanley Bros.

The Always Busy Store,

Must be Satisfied

You are probably thinking of buying a new suit or overcoat this week, There are lots of places to buy. But there is always a right place. where you will get the newest and most fashionable where you will get the best value. A place satisfaction or your money refunded.

cweeping Reductions

A place materials. A place with a reputation that gi.rantees

In all winter goods from this date. Shirts, etc.

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St.

Bargains in leayy Uncerclothiny To»

Men’s#StylishjOuti bole

When You Want Fieatinge Steve Get —w Quebsc Heater

And be sure you get the Genuine on piece top. nglish fire brick linings,

Bewar2 of imitations. The genuine wil! last 10 to 15 years, We know of some that won’t last 2 years, ‘Phe genuine is sold from 8 to $38 each.

CARRIER, LAINE. LAINAG & CO.

ILEVIS, QUEBEC.

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