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THE DAILY EXAMINER. 7 3 7 :

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Local and Other ftiems.

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R ex the Gospel! \ n meeting every Tuesday ing at 7.45 in Euston 5t. hil.

Py The man Herdriquin, arrested at Pictou recently for bigemy, has been dicharged The harge was not proven

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Reapincs.—Lowest during

THEKMOMETER Jast night, four be low zero; nine o'clock this morning, 'wo low; one o'clock this after pocn, eis above -

Oa account of the union ser vices now being held, Rev D. Sutherlsnd's lecture ia postponed for a few weeks. Fuli

PosTPONED

particulare later iaticieiitien

SATIN Mr. F.C, Rattray called at Tur ExaMIseR office this morning and expres d himself pertectly willing to accept the chal lenge ¢ f Art Newsom to ekate a one to three mile race in Hilleborongh Rink.

OLD >t. Paci’s —We are indebted to Mr. Cook fora photegraph of the interior of St Paul's Church in this city. The picture ex- hibita the most attractive and pleasing aspect ot the churcn, It will be valuable as a me me Die

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Conrecrion.—Mr. Warburton’s | c ate at Clhiiton, announced to take pme on Wednesday, the Ist day of February, has been postponed till Satarday the 4th,

then to take place at the hour of 7 o'clock, p m iit

Tue Ligvor Trarsic at Duspas. — A strong committee, consisting of representa-

tives appointed by the different churches and temperance societies, has been formed to take such 3 eps a3 may be deemed hecessary for the extinction of the liquor treffic in Dundas acd its vicinity. cninedgpeepninns

Votonreger's AssociaTion.—The regular monthly meeting of the Volunteer’s As sociaticn will be held to-night in their hall at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is re- quested. Election of officers and other im- portant business. E. H. Duchemin, Sec y

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As Exptasation.—As there seems to be & misunderstanding regarding the Carnival advertisement, the directors would like in- tending skaters to understand that they can skate in any covtume (not o jjectionabl ) they may choose, but that nu costame * hich has Leen worn at any previous carnivsl in Char-

lottetowa will be eligible for a prize. - DivNTHERIA CURE The St. Jvobn Sun says: Jobn A. Segee, seods the Sun the

following recipe for diphtheria and scarlet fever, and adds that it is a sure cure for those diseases, and costs but afew cents. Thereisno { dissolving the powder in water untu the disease makes i's appearance The receipe is; Forty grains sul, hocat bolate of soda, dissolve in half a wine giass of cold water; one teaspoonful every hour.

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cantina The ficat social held by the cone shurch since the

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octal grevation of St James's indaction of th new pastor, Fullerton, took place in St. James’ Hall last evening. Mr. T. C, James presided, and there wae « large attendance. The programme included choice selections of vocal and in- strumeutal music, readings, etc ,and addresses by Rev. Mr Fullerton and others. Daring the evening cefresnments were served. The social was without a doubt one of the most successful ever held by the congregation.

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Aw Istanper Marrixp.--The Calgary Herald, of the 18th, contains on acc-.unt of the marriage of F. R. C. Beer, son of Dr. Frank D. ,Beer, of Charlottetown, to Ada M. Berch, The ceremony was performed at the residence of Mr. John Burch, Red Deer, on the 17th, the Rev. H. B. Brashier officiat- ing. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful presente, After the ceremony the happy couple left for Calgary on their honey- moon trip, Tne Examiner extends cone

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bue Rive Frank Steele is in great de mand after bis eppearance at the Boy State Athletic Club, says the Boston Herald. Cap tein Cooke bas received a t+legram from Dominick Mot’. ffrey, repréeenting the Man hattan Athi Club of New York, asking whether Steele would box John Gorm eight rounds at next exhibition of the c’ub, Febiuary 4 Captain Cooke replied that steele would meet Gorman on the terms stated, provided that Gorman did not weigh cver 126 pounds. ssdeeaiasitiiiiaai ow rx THe Sourn.—Writing under date nuery 19 b, a former resident of Moncton

af 30 ta, Georgia, in a private letter

now in Atl

home, gives w.. account of @ recent blizzard ex periecced in that place. He saves the snow ell in clonds and the street cars and trains

» blocked, a thing that was never known Oranges were frozen on the trees and are freezing and starving. Wood and sonot be got and ali business is suspend ed for the time being. He says that five others besides himself are caged in a house cn

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account of anow,. ans f'ox Manker Exerrep.- The St. John Telegraph s ye: There #as an o¢ ive demand

oa Tuesday and Wednesday for

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ls ] ‘ fa ¢ quence ts that the St. Jobo stocks have been materially reduced’ and the dealers here who have any left have advanced the price $1, so that now P. E 1 heavy mess

ja bringing $22 per barrel Messrs. Turnbull & Co, wired to Halifax yveaterday to ascertaio what cou'd be purchased there, and in reply were informed that only vw -b ‘rele could be procured, as the people wh held any refused to act! =A message to Charlottetown brought

h.teciy w s bare of pork,

the reply that t!

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HAVE YOU BREEN WAITING

SATURDAY. JANUARY 28,

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Sunday Services. — ' St. Pau'’s Church.—Septurgeamia Sunday : | Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Eveving Prayer | at oOo clock St. Peter’s Cathedral. —Septuegesmia Sur day: Holy Eucharist at 8 a m; Matins at 10 15; Holy Eucharist (chora') and Sermon at ll o'clock ; Evensong and Sermon at 7 o'clock. St. James’ Church.—Preaching at 1] a m

and at] p in by the pastor, Rev I F Fuller- ton.

Zion Church—Morning prayer meeting at 10.15. Suodsy School and Bible class at 2 30 pin. Services at LL am will be condacted by Rev J A Gordon, and at7 pm by Rev

D Sutherland.

Saptist Church.—Preaching by Rev D Sutherland at ll a m, aud at7 pm by Rev a Gordon. Sundsey ~chvol and pastor's Bible class at 2 30 Peayer meeting Monday ani Wednesday evenings at 7.30. Teachers’ meeting on Thursday evening at 7 30, and prayer meeting in mission rooms, Onestnut Street, Friday at 7.3).

First Methodist Church.— Prayer meeting at 10.:0am. Preaching at 11 a m by Rev

Wm Maggs, of Summerside, and at 7 p m by Rev W W DBrewe: Second Methodist Chu.ch.—Prayer meeting

at 10am. Cirss meeting led Ritchie at 3 15. by Rev W Wm Maggs,

Kensiagton Hall. —Sanday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Song se:vice and preaching at 7 pm by Rev W C Matthess,

Services will be held ia the Christian Meet ing House, Upper Great George St, toemorrow in the forenoon at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Rev O B Emery will preach in the evening. Bible Class and Sunday School at 2.30.

Gospel Meeting.—Remember the Gospel Meeting Sunday afternoon in McLeod’s Hall, at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Re«ilway men. Strangers always welcome. Lesson : Gen, 6-7—** Lhe Deluge.” —

Local Notices.

by MrG W Preaching at ll a m Matthews, anlat 7 pm by Rev of Sumniw:s de

Another Leader—Seven good 5 cent cigars for 25 ceu‘s —Keddin Bros. jan28 2i New linen shirts and coilars.—-Moore & Me- Leod. White cottons, in 6 and 10 yard lengths, away down.—Moore & McLecd. Tamilkande tea for sale at Beer & Go's. j}28 3i Ogilvies Hungarian patent flour for sale at Beer & Uv ffs j28 3i For the balance of this month—Feur good 10 cent cigara for 25 cents.—Reddin Bros. jan28 2i Goiden syrup for sate by the gallon at Becr & Golf's j28 3i Ths Besat—The only genuine B Laurance eye giass:s and spectacies can be had on'y st Johnsou's Drugstore, corner Prince ana Kent Streets. Do not use commun goods, but get the fineet to be had—the B Laur- ance glasses. A big steck of new novels just in at the Diamond Bookstore, Cheapside.

To-night there will be exceptionally low prices at the Diamond Bookstore.

The best assortment of Emialsicns in the city—3J, 35, and 50 cents a bottle —Reddin Bros. jan28 2i

Whok sale dealers can be supplied with room paper by the bale at factory prices at the Dirn«ra Beckstore. By purchasing here they will! save freight and delay.

Carnival goods and costumes at the Dia- mond Bo. kstore, Cheapside.

Artists’ materials, best assortment in the city and lowest prices, at the Diamond Bookstore.

You cannot send ycur absent friends a better souvenir of the Island than Chap- pelle’s Almanac for 1893.

Get one of the World’s Fair cook bock at the Diamond Bookstore for $1.

Leave your orders for the latest styles of Brantford bieycles at the agency, Diamond Bockstore. Beware of imposition, but go to the regularly appointed place.

Are you aware that the biggest bargains

in the city are had at the Diamond Book- store {

Yes, and we are

OVER STOCKED !

In order to get clear of our stock of

for fuller particulars of our Great White We found we could not begin to

Sal crowd any idea of thie interesting event into lees than four ce Jemns, 80 we direct

your attention to our large advertisement

elsewhere in this issue.

OMITTED:

Wo omitted stating there that ladies hav. |

ing family accoun’'s with us are invited to call and share in the attractions This offer we ate © pstrained to mi ke, owing to your

} le : liberal patronage throog the whole of last year.

ANOTHER OMISSION:

We neglected to state that all goods are marked m plain figures We will not quote

you false prices for the sake of giving you appareaily large discounts.

BEER BROS,

Weather Balletin. T: nowro, Jan. 28 —10 a, m. Fine cold weather for remaiader of the day.

dll SUUta,

we have laid out a lot of

lines which we offer at prices never heard of before

‘in the City.

1M MCLEOD & CO,

QUEEN STREET.

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OUR WHOLE sT0ce

OF

READY-MADE CLOT

HAS GOT TO GO!

Men’s Overcoats,

Men’s Reefers, Men's Suits. Boys’ Overcoats, Boys’ Reefers, Boys’ Suits, Childrens’ Suits.

This line must be closed out, so bargains willbe given to everybody.

We take the public into our confidence and show them where they can save money, by giving the best value obtainable, and bringing within their means what i+ needed to keep their families, not only ina decent manner buat in good style, without getting into debt.

PUSH is needed in any busi- ness, but GOOD QUALITY and LOW PRICES must draw.

Competitors have a rocky road to travel and very little money for it when they try to get down to our prices, and no doubt they have a long road to travel yet to get there.

Every Man, Woman and Boy on P. E. Island is invited to this great sale at |

PROWSE BROTHERS’,

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

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Island.

and less,

N00OO mi—Ts

Charlottetown, January 28, 1895—-ecd & wky

WHITE COTTONS from 4 cents per yard up.

see the Cotton we show at 10 cents.

EMBROIDERIES !---All Embroideries selling

Closing Out Sale. White Goods.

WHITE COTTONS, Best and Cheapest in Prince Edward

Call and

at half price

BARGAINS in Unbleached Table Linens.

MOORE & McLEOD.

business.

Carpets. Big

No reserve.

186 on the Main

clear the entire stock out by Ist March. are all new, well bought, and this is a chaivc> of a lifetime to get goods at your Own price.

ie This Sale will conmence on MONDAY, Dec. 19th, and will continue ull all is sold,

Going Out of Business.

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Owing to the demoralized state of the Dry Goods trade of Charlottetown, we have decided to go out of In order to wind up the business quickly, we shall discount our entire stock of Dry G@oods and bargains will be given, a; we must

Our Goods

Sale positive.

PATTON BROS,

Street.

Cherlottetown, December 15, 1892—eod & wky

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Carriage Bolts, Bands, Trimming Leather, Drills,

Carriage Maker requires.

Charlottetown, January 24, 1893—eod & wky

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Happy and Prosperous New Year to All

REDDIN BROS. 1893.

Doctors versus Druggists.

E ARE NOT in the presumed dispute, W Doctor and

Twelve years of honest dealing has made both Patient our customers, and has earned for us the name of

“The Popular Drug Store.”

Our Stock of DRUGS is as large and well selected as any in the city, and our prices are always right. WHOLESALE and RETAIL

REDDIN BROS.

The Popular! Drug Store!

Charlottetown, Jan. 23, 1885.

Charlottetown, December 28, 189:—eod & wky

Charlottetown, Jan. 13, 1893—dy 2w eod wy 3m

\W HEELS SPOKES, RIMS, Hubs, Shafts, Panels, etc ;

and DUPLEX GEARS, Nobles & Hoares, Harland & Co’ ne & and Dods & Co’s. VARNISHES, Japans, Colors, Tubes, Brushes—in fact, The Biggest Stock, the Largest Assortment, and the Cheapest.

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Carriage Goods!

Springs, Axles, Tire Steel, lron,

Curled Hair, Moss, McLAUGHLIN

Valentine & Co’s, Cox & Co's.

everything the

WwW. . DAWSON.

ASSIGNEES SALE.

‘KALED TENDERS will be received by the s undersigned Assignee of the Ketate of J. H. hooper, of Souris Kast, forthe sale of the fol lowing prope rty and effects in separate tenders, up to FRIDAY. the Tenth day of February, | A. D. 1893, viz. :

1. Stock in Trade and Shop Furniture in the Drag Store lately occupied by the said J. H. | Hooper, in Souris East, and all the Kook Debts of said Ketate,

2 All the Furniture and personal effects in the Dwelling House in Souris Kka«t lately occupied by the said J. H. Hooper, and all other personal | property of the said J. H, Mooper wherescever i situated and of whatever kind other than that | mentiored in paragraph (1) above.

A certified bank cheque or money to the extent lof five per cent. of the amount of cach tender | must accompany every tender. In cas@ any ten- | der is not accepted, the cheque or money will be | returned.

i The stock list and schedule of assets can be inepected at the Store of Messrs, Matthew, Mc Lean & Heartz in Souris East, where forms for tender can be had.

JOHN MCLEAN,

| Souris Kast, King’s Co., Jan, 27, 1903-4 & w

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