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THE DAILY EXAMINER : : : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1895.

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ister of Public Works, regarding the un

. ' 0 7 | ’ ) ITE 1S Take WORLD OF SVORT | ,

LOCAL AND Giasa | MS. ——-- ' «< ; Athletic. =. | ew condition of the Post Office sewer, | F “uling to e river The Dominio tOv- | The famous Pictou athlete, F. P. Meikle, | ~ Dedede. th ws ; The Dominion Gov | 1 : Sto Beer Bros. cabin hibition with the 24 Ib. shot ' } ernment wil!, Mr. Outmet says, reconstruet | - _ hipaa 2 eae ore rot at / | 300 feet of the same, and asks what the }

: the sports at Pictou on Saturday, putting |

Provincial and City Governments will do,

M ‘ 1. M.S. Magi »* i * , : ted : it 35 feet, breaking » world’s recor ; se : ; : Se eee : ~ ee king the world’s record — by Ree | Since they also have the use of the same se = Ihe St 7 hn Glot i he headi —THE LEADING — | pipe, towards the expense of the recon- , ns The vy wild e St. John Globe, under the heading | struction and the extensicn, of 850 feet

“A nothe ake ant” eewa: y : 4 other fake record,” says: a. We from high water mark. The matter was

ase 7 7 : Children’s Overcoats, Children’s : Humphrey, the fast Moncton sprinter, ran referred to the City Council and thie metic ~ “9 ~ 7 Prides at Truro. He — both the 1C0 High Class Fur Store . st ea” ies | . , Reefe F, ¢ thildren’s Uls ters, Chil-

and 220 yards dashes, Brady being second

You are hereby warned not to make any

| 216, CMT A °C | ema aGbEE ie Tiere deer | armrcovmrsnnaxce, @pen’s Suits, Children’s Odd Pants. purch til you hav pight at 8 o'clock im their hs breaking the maritime record. The M. P| All Furs Direct From Mamu- | 0n Saturday last No. 6 Company, 82nd purchases until you nave cits) AAA excatire, which ae kin 1 daeturery at the Lowest | tievatctuttinnnat die iarier Sor MEN ! > examined the new stock

: ti erent ose eae | OE Peltor. | Fea can aee Agerr sects 5 of Men's sat ere

— sicich EMC aroed otk pebaaapapeee alte Dc | across the range, rendering the scores con: | and Winter Clothing,

| siderably below the average usually made |

Foothal! Club will be held in the roota of | 1m, riticulone 68 Tish epriater with | filerable below the average usually mee! Mlen’s Overcoats, Men’s Ulsters, the it : si : , ar} reliable 102-5 seconds record visits these rane and the Corapany entertained | Vien’s Reefer-e. Men's Suits, VE en’s|

provinces, the LOs, an i even 103s men by the Ce plain, the prizes were awarded

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Overcoats, Ulsters, Ree- fers and Suits of the

‘ i ret i t . - i ur etown to ¢ «| Will be surprised at the eave with which | ’ , soVeE 7? the competitor A hearty _ vote of ? Yns > , . . ; a o4 - oe t he will defeat them.” And the Halifax ALREADY OPENED. thanks, moved by Lieut. MeMillan, was Pants, Men s Coats, Men 5 Hats undersigned under pene

= aaa — lan US| Herald says that there is very little p»- nchliesactiee then tendered Premier Peters, Dr. Mathe- | ‘ , : . > 7 . ° a only § ‘rir ape otra eta: Bima” son tad ether conieioatons jand Caps. alty of missing one of the best bargains in

i cogn'z? this record t may be stated for} LADIES’ FUR MILITARY CAPES, The medal awarded by Premier Peters | 7 ioe . M A Baxana Pretixe—-On Satur-| nalely that thas will rainy “ty . 21. 27 and 30 inch lengths | having been won « : the two previous oc- | Boys Over € oats, Ulsters, Ree Clothing ever offered, and also of neglects

lay - s voung man named David : a ed _ casione. was ecaeat tae - hird and * . ae strange that Humphrey should be so far GREEN VD SE tA DRS oon tone, was captured tor the third & lero ‘ ‘ 4 : . . uF ton, slipped on a piece of banana peel on | ahead in the 100 yards and so far behind | Silver Fox, Sabie, Alaskay Wallaby and | Mt time be the zallant| Lientenant, with fers, Suits, Odd Pants, — ‘ing an opportunity to procure for yourself | RATIOS SITECS, putin, and fell OreaK-" the record in the 220. How surprising it | Astrach: , Cols ake" ad Tri fa ae I g | = Score OF af polls he scores are as ~ . f co > i ma t his arms is that thote “.cn seodade meu are fie-| giver the Cape a very high-class and | ONS | Youths’ Ulster-, Suits, Over- the most comfortable, durable and best fite | oe. i quently beaten in LL seconds when the} handsome finis ' 7 Pts she e » "awe 6 a «6 Ny fae 2 Sas , . _a » if ‘ , in your Kid gloves with Jose time is accurately kept a°d all the condi- 0 me finish. a a a i coats. Reefers. Hi ats and Caps. tine Cal ment to be found in this eit Ty. It : ‘ Cleaner. It . a liquid _ k I BALTT 0 = } Lieut McMillan, half dozen silver spoons, ny j } > ‘oo ' nove — / i et | tions are a good average. Ten seconds | sSALTIC SEAL CAPES, | silk handkerenief and $3................57 ar sa ¢ 4 » mE lis P imi | ie a it a re ee oe the | men are rare, indeed, when the pistol is | NUTRIA CAPES, | Corp! B. McMillan. oe & $2 o ic al gest and by fai the best | Is here you can reach the limit of the pure \ Fae eee ee ee a ‘or sale only at Al a.corately timed, the distance exactly; GREY LAMB CAPES, | Pte J. Berrigan, al: sleek & $,..:-..52] § » a 9 ’ a a Pe if Wk e arugscwr u measured, the sinall fractions n inntely BLACK ASTKACHAN, | Sergt A abe baie of paie A $1 ie 50 and cheapest stock of Men S; Boys ’ (chasing pow el ol J Gul dollar, 2 : vane De ee a en an oH wind not strong bebird the aoe see ie alana | eS MeMillan, Dainy Examiver and 2 + ouths and Children’s Overcoats, - rf M ams © B Wadmas end AH. Wadmar : Sprinter s 0&aCK | = ap 2 m2 . é ae > é YS, | a consnausavechesengennenens ontians dvsinlincen ae ° e ee per A es ae es ee eal ea, ei ie } ea have s red the store on the corner of Cricket | aaa eto APES | ee : T. an - ae $1 nee ee = Heefers and Suits in Ch town. | ; : i Q and Kent St.. known as Terlizzicks When but fifteen years of age W. G | saWIE SA5 sma 5 4 “Us | e FP. Boodle, hat and OUC.....+++. sseeees > | 1% 7 whee oa » fabcie a : on ee ee ee ee ; 4 a a mae | Pte A. Bryant, underclothing and 50c...47 | ; ‘ e they willin future conduct) Grace, English cricket champion, made With Muffs to match, if wanted. | Lieut W. Shaw, lamp, 50c a ae 17 | | an undertaking business. thirty-two runs against an All England | SPECIAL ORDERS.—We will be | Serst J. Allen, razor, box of soap and * s 5 tt rem eleven The following year—1l864—he| |“ 7 ae. ae : ars ‘ = a1) 50e ig | s g A+ ent Core At the Police Court was asked to p'ay for the All-England pleases = give quo at ns ur Seal Pte J ss ee nae : : i fl to-day. Joseph Conway, drunk, was fined | cleaen against eighteen of Landsdown. W. | Sacques, I ersian Lamb, Astrakan Sacques | ped . ne 2 ty V 7 i . wi al a a 1 | 1 r ‘i Market Square and 132 Queen Street. / é $l or 4days. Patrick Pollard admitted | G. Grace’s first visit to Lord’s cricket | or Fur Capes of any description. | Corp! H Kielly, ‘inkstand and stamp Tt he W onderful Cheap Wa en. ‘| ‘ » 100 ‘ ; an assanit and kattery charge on John | ground, St. John’s Wood, London, was in | LADIES’ INVISIBLE HAIR NETS, | an : A e ee ee ee I 4] Charlottetown, Seytember 16, 1895—dy & wky u § H m? is te tater dec ig ne eo eed scnganaag es et scored L,-| Light Brown, “Mid Brown, Dark B own | Pte W. MeMillan, bride. . 2. ......-. 13 | Charlottetown, September 17, 1895—246 ‘ h the defendant was fined 5 cents and costs.) Us! runs, an 1 80 esta lishes . asting repu | and Black 156 Dozen just received, two | Pte J. Johnson, Axe... ..........ss-eeeeee4dd _— —_— SS a= : a ——————E= : a = 18: - tation. In 1866, when only eighteen years | qualities | Pte M. Seller, necktie and gaiters........- 13 aL I ar. Carsapers. ~The Lova!l C of age, Mr. Grace wns at the head of tle : | Corpl J. MeMillan, pepper nae 5 il ¢ ‘ aders of the Sons of Temperance will re |! st-cluss batting averages, and this pos - 66-inch Best BLACK CRAVENETTE, | Pte G. McLean, cigar- mee. hieenits atid 4 ! sume meetings on Wednesdar, the 18th, | tion he alzo occupied in eleven of the next $1.00 a yard, regular retail price, $1.45. | Re cet 9 Begg ane eee i0 ia : at 4b p.m. in the basement room of the | fourteen years. In 1871 Mr. Grace made | ene | at Sanehall ents af ctl clothee.:.. 28 ot Y. M. C A. All the old members and all | @ Canadian tour and in 1873 spent his | SATURDAY at Reprns oF pee the | Beret. wW.S ain Wess Guardian 8 z EU boys and girls under 15 vears of age are | SOneymoon in a trip to Australia, in both balance of our F all Stock of Dress Goods, | Pte. J. Shaw hair brush and pipe. 3? , ; : invited to attend. of which he distinguished himself as a | Jackets and Millinery. Pre. L. James, pipe and pouch oe : scnseliaenn | brilliant cricketer. From 1871 to 1880 a | Pte. D. Shaw pair waate eo ale i A New Ixveyxtioy.—W. L. Ogle, of the | Grace -cored, in 342 completed innings, | | Pix BF Beiika Ddeoterchlel and soap 26 | > ie Gotia Percha and Rubber Manufacturing | 16,879 runs; from 1881 to 1890, he ob- | | Pts BF Chan lier eae "a amt vaseS } a see ae it - ES . > : woe ie i Co. af loeb. cave an exhibition vester- | tained 8,902 runs in 221 completed innings; \W A Weeks & C0 ! hag i G sialon ae ee ; sae & a We hay eC given more than ordinary attention to the selection of oul Winte r f 1 lay afternoon in front of the City Build—| but it was left for tne present vear to} « « on | Pie i ey ce : eee to aia ie me “a i ee 2 7 : : ; .f ey Senne > ane ter tir eaupenic| hag ok i aa a | Puc. A. Landrigan, pocketbook al | Supply of Overcoats and Ulsters. xperience bas taught us that there are many men tf which Chief Large believes ix a good thing | surpassingly. brilliant career. To make | ket ae > Os ta eeen weenie cil uande 06 zg i ° ; Ss : ene See in dense smoke in a burning building. 1,000 rans in a season is considered an | THE PEOPLE'S STORF, Pte. . avi oe vender 7 ' W ho expect Readymade Clothing to be as good as Custom Made, and W ho are willing : —_——_ - exceptionally good performance. What, Lael 99 : oS J > i ee . . 7 ; * ! o eeceees seseueese tenses eee .< ; or ‘ 1y oO i . Zena Senox.—Zera Semon is here and then, _—= = sae: cae who, - Wholesale and Retail. | Pte J. Shaw, box soap aud nee ow Bd 4 to pay the pl wa..8 hen they get what they want. We hav ¥ therefore governed ee i . wil; give five entertainments next week in | 9 es eee oe o Tau 3] | Pte. F. Landrigan, Weekly Patriot 27 |galvyaq gee 13 olv 4y7 r . Tio . : . aad - » " e ae Tie Oper Home “He's an ‘sil favorite| ite innings? Dr. Grace stands ix feet) Oy. stctown, Sept 12, 1595 Me. 4: Neck pan Bier 2 5 | selves accordingly. Every Overcoat and Ulster in our Store has been made to our | : ia performances consist of black | t¥° and a half inches high, and weighs eo ’ os ee *te. G. Marshall, 50¢e......... a | . > 117¢ , 2} ‘ Q ys r 997 " af Nae eee cathanl and vanteilo- | O€F sixteen stone—224 Ibe tc * eee ‘own order, just as experience has taught us that they should be made to suit our j c : cs sn thing re a: ths i the average. His j The international intercollegiate game THE BOARD OF HEALTH, | cis | Y — ' i ; add sn enclt ten ca eos - ae and | 88 resumed at Philadelphia on Saturday etait | K I } I all ul ade. j iE ND : ee : e ao. eae . , baaeninel | before €,000 people. The standing wickets | The Richmond Street Box Drain Ordered | é]] YS é ad O0n | ‘ ‘ 2S +e 2 2 ° . their reappearance will be luaked forward | (711) cevioax day were soons@ien and | wae | Good Work, Fashionable Cuts and Fine Trim‘nings are all included in the make

to with pleasu e.

' 9e € | the score stood 284 to 133, but as the/. Aj] the members were present at the

Opposite Dr. H.D. Johnson's up. Everything about them is away up except the prices, Colors are Blue, Black,

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Overa Hovse. —Next Friday night the} scr rt 26 Whe they followed sad ® | meeting of the Board ot Health held last |

Foresters of Charlottetown intend oceupy- | Second inuings, en Stumps were drawn | nicht. Mayor Dawson, President of the : B > d G r

. ‘ - PY: | = ) night Layo on, Presiden he As the season for oysters Is now open, | rown an rey t

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‘he following letter from Dr. R'chard ! ; The following let moe R‘che ing the season to supply the public |

ing seats on the platform of the Opera| the University of Pennsylvania bad 233 Board, presided. |I will’ be preparet to-day and dnr- | i ‘ : on Our Clothing Room is now piled full of these garments, The season for them is

House, so that there will be more room for | Tus for the loss of eight wickets.

the large audience who will wish to hear} The Wheel. Johnson, the Health Officer, who was pre-

| with the very. choicest Oysters

Oronhyatekha on that occasion. We are} RB AL Bearl. the bicyclist who left | sent, was read : cow # . i . oe TD } r ” Y : : : i _- es eee . | and other shell fish that can be obtalned as approaching e@ @ar wr ate es ne worm ee informed that the orchestra under the | Chicago at 8 o’clock last Sunday morning, | W. E. Dawson, Esq., Mayor, in the market. They will be served in | I P at y C ‘ ee of Sc recaad a arrived in New York at 3.35 &. on | Chairman Board of Health. every way to suit the wants of my eus- | | ee a wd sai = io hae | Saturday last, three hoars and 25 minutes Siz,—In compliance with the request of | tomers. They may be had either on | ° ' ° 5 ail ae No a ‘| ahead of the best previous record for the | your Board, as contained in a resolution | the. half shell, by the quartor other- c a 00 en om an t e ine & ot ers if PERSONAL. ; eye ling run between these two cities, | passed at its meeting held August 28th | wise as desired. Our shell fitch being s . 4 cals | The second annual exhibition of cycles | jast, that I should visit the several houses | freshly opened require no military brass if O. B. Wadman, of Crapaud, is at the| ee die cea eee a will me | situate on that part of Richmond Street band to awaken them. Having been : OTK ] a — — oe ——: — it Revere. | held under the auspices of the National | known as the Cut Street, with the object | in the business for some years I have D2 j hl P t R if id Mr. Charles Chandler left this morning | a oe ee ee ae at | of making investigation regarding drain- | wiuch pleasure in referring those who esl, G rva C 681 bce if for Montreal. | Maison Garden, New York city, from | age, and of reporting thereon to your | wish-first-class fish 10.my former and pre- . 3 " - j Rev. D. B. Reid, of Kelly’s Cross, was | January 18 to 25, 1896. Mpaces will be | Board, | beg to report as follows :— sent customers. Give me a trial order. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. a + in town to-day. allotted October 9, and applications must 1. On Friday, August 30th last, I in- ade : i i . -_—_— hi Capt. O. 11. Barnar lof Summerside is | be received prior to October 4, spected each of the houses and yards in G 1, ( ARV ER, Kent Street, I am instructed by the Executors of the HY at the Davies to-day The Turf. | the district mentioned, and ascertained pil? - 3i Estate of the late James L Miller to sell is ee . a } wiate . i r = . > inderg ‘ ‘2Ine ( St a6 “eS . at al a wae . a — ie ' D. Craw ford. S:. John, registered at Provider, Charlottetown, will start in | sensi Bary a menage ao : wai oes oN ae on the premises, U pper Prince a . the Davies last evening ‘ | the Fredericton races to day. as al Sie a i} 8 ' { ip Zera Semon and Master Semon are}; : vee drain, excepting those from the premises | ty ly | 4 4 st registered at the Davies. SSSS8SSSSSSSESSOO? i of Mr. Campbell, , mentioned in my nf On Saturday, 28th September, inst, i f Meszrs. J. McCarey and A. Marsh of| | report of Pina — ast. sh ; : \T 12 O°CLOCK, NOON ‘ di the Zera Semon Co. are at the Queen. _ 2 On Tuesday last, in company with 0 ’ . ae A 2 4 hao N, 5 : 7 Z Miss Helen Dawson left for Sackville: Is 1 his | the Sanitary Officer and City Surveyor, I ween Ss County Rifle Association. that very desirable Residence on the east } When once worn alw ays worn, I ast in

College this morning accompanied by her father.

Rev. Maurice Swabey, cf Exeter, Eng and Mrs. Swabey, who are visiting friends in the Maritime Provinces, are now in this city. Twety three years ago Rev. Mr, Swabey was rector of St. Jude’s church, Carleton —St. John Sun. _»+¢°e————_—_—_—

Police Commissioner Roosevelt, of New York. has wona national reputation for himeelf by enforcing the Jaw against the | selling Of alcoholic beverages on Sundays. For 6ver thirty years there has been in | New York a statute forbidding the open- ing of saloons on the first day of the week, and for over thirty years it has been disregarded. When, on Mr. Roose- | velt’s accession to office he ordered the |

police to enforce the law there was a

mingled outburst of indignation and | * JOHNSON & JOHNSON, scorn, and the liquor sellers openly show- ed their defiance. They paid dearly for

side of Prince Street, at present in the oc- cupation of W.C. White, Esq. The lot has a frontage of 48 feet on Prince Street, and extends back therefrom 205 feet. The situation is one of the best in the city.

Terms and further particulars can be obtained at the office of Davies & Has- zard, Solicitors.

and condition of the street drains connect- | Wil be held on Kensington Range, on ing with those onthe Cut Street at its | THURSDAY, 19th September, 1895, com junction with Rochford Street. On this | mencing at Sa.m., sharp. Entries for occasion | again witnessed the flushing of | first match close at 9.30 a.m. No two the drain onthe north side of the Cut | competitors allowed to shoot out of same Street, and observed the washing ont of | rifle.

¢ Piain Enough ? color, soft, rich finish, and wears well,

If you buy anything at gur store and it isn’t exactly what it should be, or what it was represented to be—if you’re not satisfied bring it back and we’ll refund full price. If you find that you could have

bought the same thing any place ; ¢ |

| Call and see for yourselves.

some seaweed and a considerable quantity Competition open to Province. of black mud. J. M. DAVISON » SE N,

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3. By a paper dated Sept. 4, 1885, I re R. BEAIRSTO,

septl3—562 Secy-Treas, am J ported to the then Board of Health regard- : : septl0—245 Auctioneer. : ing several drains in the city, among | ~ ; i gi a r which were the sewer from the Jail empty- r e % i

250 eid nee

P. S,—First-class Coat Makers can al- eliclaecrnnittilig peiiniianeagines inne heir course, the courts a2 well as the ed by the Sanitary Officer that the jail

SWE, ways find employment with us, police of New York having passed under | @q990090000008620608 sewer is not now used (as it formerly was) : the reform influence. Now “dry Sundays” | -~— —— | jn connection with the water closet, but - " : =e f ) only to convey kitchen and other slops. 4. After what I deem to be a sufficiently COOK STOY KS AND RANGES PH CEN >. Fl wz E full enquiry into the matter, I have to re- j

are expected in Gotham, except for people | : who lay in a stock of liquor on Ssturday | e@ urvlV commend “as_ being, under the circum

else at the eame time for less money, come in and we'll give you a rebate equal to the differ- ence. We will protect our cus- tomers in every way, and will consider it a favor if you will re- port any dissatisfaction.

SCO sO08 SVVVVossseseeseeesen,y

ing on the shore at the foot of the Cut

Street, also the drain known as the Daw-

son drain emptying on the shore :

at the foot of West Street. I beg

to refer your Board to that report and to 5 '

the diagrams affixed thereto, for fuller in- formation regarding these drains. Atthe | time of my examination a3 now reported | upon, nothing offensive was seen to pass out from either of them, and | am inform-

anannal)

| made a genera] inspection of the course Sener

The Reliable Druggists.

night, and club men The ability of the | Commercial Schoel.

a vt out as an “injustice to the poor man.

Mr. Roo-evelt apparently agrees with this |

| iatter to purchase al! the liquor they want | of th t at their favorite resorts bas been pointed | e i es :

Furniture Stores have come and

idea. for ke is now credited with an inten- |

tion to stop Sunday |quor selling in the clube. The task is likely to be a hard one, but the Commissioner’s record is |

goo |, and there are those who think he will win.

gone and still we continue to grow in space—in sales—in popularity IN EVERY WAY! A business we thought immense a few years ago now looks insignificant—and still there is no halt in eur onward

stances, the best practicable method of immediately abating the nuisance, and of improving the sanitary condition of this district, that your Board shall order as follows :

(a) That the drain on the north side of the Cut Street be solidly filled in with fresh earth throughout its entire extent.

(b) That the drain on the west side of Rotchford Street be extended across the Cut Street so as to properly connect with

The largest line sold on the American Continent and the best. Sold only by

The Charlottetown Commercial School and Shorthand Institute is now open. Young men and women desirous of ac- quiring a Business Education should em

OF LONDON, G. B.

brace this opportunity.

Subjects taught include Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Business and Lega! Forms, Business Correspondence, Penmanship, Shorthaud and Typewriting.

ee aM best—t in f 1 yal d DIED. yest— Dest in furniture vaines—an

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

tomers turn this way for what is | street. 1 . F S ) City Hardware Store. a ee At the residence of her mother, on the season after season we coniinué to} side of the Cut Street, and that the drain Box 242, Charlottetown You can get al! kind« of verges at the lay aniron pipe drain across the Cut + sage ot elathe MeKer Woolen Cu CHEAPEST AND BEST ee eee wher Wan ae . |Losses Pa illion Dollars. | * | this priviledge to be granted upon the sume 5 P i 2sth, last We have for sale the “HIGHLAND,” “FAUCET” | in the Province in the substantial Brick Cut street ro as to properly connect the| time to place your order. We will place a Furnace in These rooms are all large and well ,phone, and are fitted with savitary ar, ment wanted all your advertising Space | to show what will be the course of the would frequently find it difficult to select mitted, Ricnarp JOHNSON. Charlottetown, Aug. 27, 1895—dy Im QUEEN STREET. Ageut for P. E. Island. ! : ‘| Wants, Lost, Found, &e

(c) That the jail drain be extended to > « en Charlotteown, September 17, 1895—25 Principal. Ard inst., in this c'ty, Brilget Jane Me- furnish it at prices that are simply | be thoroughly flushed fortnightly during septl 0--246 & wy : street so as to properly connect his prev nt conditions and under the same limitations — ee ee | e,; 0 f 1 — SAMPLE ROOMS X j ing Ss. (e) That Mr. Coyle be allowed to lay av and “MARVEL” HOT AIR FURNACES. Now is the Deposited With the Dominion Government, - $900,000. | structure, drain from his gangway with the jail drain your house in. the shortest notice. Satisfaction guaran- lighted. They are heated by hot water, had a store like ours, and each depart- | ions as above referred to. csi 0 ee laa iamsemmaatacmec cee iE rangements. Elevator and office in coa for a month to tell of its attractions, you | drains if the recommendations now made the one department deserving your im- Health Officer.

Wem deem goods, mantles end jackets : ; ER B N ORTON & CO atl Students admitted at any time opened this moraing—Moore & McLeod. | march. Season after season cus-| the drain ou the south side of the latter a s ag Established 1789 Can ian Branch Estab 1804 We Saieaanas antention ene ' ' ' the end of the breastwork on the south Quai i, wife of James Jennings, in the 28th | * competition proof.” ‘ hot weather, the best time for each flash- LIABILITIES OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED _8e “246 & v aoe 2 Saket year of her age. May she restin peace. | ing being at the commencement of the 6 — . a. ry flux of the tide. — — =e | \ (d) That Mr. Campbell be allowed to 5 A P inter for Agents ‘tee, MARK WRIGHT & 00,, LTD. | ,,62 . aia fashionable tailors, our cash buys all kinds system of drainage with the jail drain; asare mentioned inmy Report of Aug. | jron or earthenware pipe drain across the Derma wt blade ted id miy or may not be a leasure. If OU } subject to the same conditions and limitat- . ; . ee oe ighted. They aze i y P z subject to the sam teed. Your choice of three kinds. One of the Oldest and Strongest Associations in Great Britain. lighted by electricity, connected by tele- The diagram affixed hereto is intended THN nection. ne PScat eerearae M. STEVENSON, Fr DMAN p. P. GIL » carried into effect. pe y a . 8 Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1895—3m mediate attention. Charlottetown, Sept. 7th. 1895. “

Charlottetown, P. E. I., Sept. 12, 1895—%i (462)

Advertisements ander ‘this heading charged

The letter evoked quite a lengthy dis- ) : ee . fer ; cussion among the members, and different 1% a five cents per line.

opinions were given as to the abatement of | |

the existing eee in the box drain or ; | | a nay np hc

sewer on Richmond Street. $ ENIN | situated, suitable cor storage. Apply at this

Finally a motion by Councillor Hughes, 0 N D G iV NOY OP . {ome 7-2 . a sj Yous 2 EPA seems to deserve first place to-day. The | s# onded by Councillor Douse, that the

: resolution passed by the Board on August Wat variety of shapes and styles, the novelty 19th, ult., when it was moved by Council-

3 ss in their make and covering, the assort- oa or and seconded by Councillor

7 J AP i. ° . ennell : 3 aiie ment of Hats for Children, the larze dis- “Resolved, Ti: the Sanitary Officer be HOU SE | play of Wings, Quills, Tips, Jets, Mer- | instructed to have a‘ underground drains : 4

an |» ( j . | : : : : : Urle ; » eading into the box drain or sewer on Tp Sts Ror We nothing ants Richmond street west stopped up without

ec, | WANTED-—Situation in an office by an ex- perienced book-keeper of steady habits; good

; > | VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHTS insured | “suis..*me “on New Dr ess Goods, | STRAY ED—On Wednesday aight last, from

at Lowest Rates. | the pasturage owned by Mr Hayden, Lower New Mantle Cloths, 4 to by ki ‘ ° : ; Z ance to secure your enthusiastic praise. further delay,” he adopted and enforced

Spring Park Road, a white and brindle cow q . New Flannelettes. z= fsrthwith, was earricd on the tollowirg

with tops sawed off horns. The finder wil! -_ , division : ‘ 2 .°%*EER BROS. gcc" 1. J. HARE 2a Douse, Hooper, Smith and Halloran. A _ i iyl0 ; e Mese—MoCerron, Taylor and Tanton. ® ® - eo mt “

please leave information of her whereabouts

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Apply to MRS BAGNALL, Graften Street West. & sep ‘

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