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liens and Gossip From Town and i Country.

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GL'ARiii.iN and Nl li~ Family Herald and `~\'icki_i' Star," of hloiilreal, i~':1li their any prrson requires in the ivziv of reiil- ing, The \\’F.e:iri.i' Gt',\irui.ss for vivuf loc-il news :mil the -‘Ffiriiilv ll# raid" for 20 pagi s eve-ry wi-ek of_lhii verr clioic- es' re»i<liii»_' ri iii \.vorl<l`s new-2. 'l`o now -rits.-'vriiwvs r»u‘v '20 <-en s for the twi

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> ,_ , ,, ` l.`lIIl1sflioiilofe-iliiitietir-n whit-'ri opm-

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on _ *iii litileaned by Guardian Report

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.. err- on Vie liilfi lust., i'-io:-ei fr;-d.~»i\'.

Rev. A. Vi' K, Herdmiin. Geo. Llarlie. Lowe-r Montague, to Annie Moore, of , Georgetnw ii.

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ii ' ` . ' '. _ ' ` lN Cliiirlote ti vii benz, Zillth, Lena

i _ papws fvr rrie li:i_‘.-nice ot this wa" ~ 4

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_,infant danghfer of Albert and ldilh Dorisef. lined live nionhs. 1

Q 1 BTS and CUl"l"eSp0il"leTllS 'l`iiefoll~iwii-'.1'iilliifers wt-"i». iii iitieiiil-A At Hixmlwm’ on Sept' 26m’ Geqrge

, ance,_ ‘ iU~w~ild.b.~lovi»d sun ot Ewen and Heitiriii V _ i Lieut. Col Moore D. (). C.. No. l°2. l B` MCKl""‘m‘ liged 3 Yiims and tw'-°` i The Latest Readable Happenings Dccurringi hlilifefy I>i-"w- l“"""'”'

, ln lils ei-ily youfh and broom; `

A fitlier`s hone. a mothers joy,

New iiiinlflers in the tomb. l

UN . ' , _ _ l»i'f\1F- U01- 5/l\l§lW0ff". <\=Ul`=‘“l'_i`. lle:i\'»~ii has claimed a noiile bov,

in the News Blslrici. oapf. Chev.;-ii. .siijiiiii ii, .siiili r .

Siirgroii-.hlziiiir .l~nkiiis, Artillery.

, 'l`iii-ner; will bp (.1-,,.;;..;;,i me ,Mk i.,-i Capt. l):ivi~on. Artil cry ' i

Novelt es,

| ran eaten, St. -John, N. B; W C.; V . ' ‘ ~ . .

very newest shades in plain Mr T A Mr-Lian, H A E L C ky

_ Y _ _ "SUS, 00 , No priirnotions cm be had nor field ap-

veliets (_, \\ ood. lx \\ alker.l*larlctreliiwii- W.

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Mu miking an excursion to Governor’s Is-

land to-day. Batt`s tug will leave

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pleases 99 out of a 00 , in Natural History Wil; be welcome. A be pleased to show you . - ,

Of her “e“'@’t Creations gentlemen. Ladies will lessee brin

Foreign Millinery

personal selections Try us Milliner and you will not be

ll llooksiitiio

The People s Store

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stiselitisfsééls

of These

ailiéiiifisitiitehiiéitiitiiiefiifiiéilitiitiitiiit#

Lemon Pres, Apple Pies, Pumpkin Pres, Dream Pies. Goooanut Pies, Ghocolate Pies eu fresh to day

EWART

BAKERY, Best Bread

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SIIG so our business WF comme (ed small bu ,QE ARE cnowmu

6 woud not grow it we

were not right

Cannot so is rong,by dealing atthe right pla e ' tot ll base your next orde

___l}o__§AY LoRs

innin

'will remove grece

ilk Laces, Woolen

Flannels etc

clean Gold and Sllv

Hair Brushes, Combs *

Ammonia 1s absfr# Of uniform strength*

to give satisfac

.nil it oninsmtonsn. -§.

#lt

of the P2 of iiix ciuli are rupiestgfl to ly-

ELATE5TwW° ~

Soni' service at the Gospel iiieoting

"J ll "kZllf`~* Hfill. Iii-morrow :ift~rnoon :it 0.40. Strangers always welconic.

a t e .iiridn Hotel.Pownil,

F k Wh

ok, A l Biihn, Rohr, Cbipman, Bo.-.-

ton, Mrs T A McLean. Miss G McLean

nicvay, Besson, annoys J cflme- ron, Dunkin, Gace Iiav. C B. 27-S Robertson, Montague Bridge.

THF Natural»Hist ry Societ i'i'end

Poole & Lewis’avhart` at 10.30, return- _ mir about 5 o`clcck An one inter st rl l

fare of 20 cents will be charowd tol

P fl'

baskets.

Pnosiscnroir Blanks has lately ob- tained the following convictioiis bc-l fore Stipendiary Blanchard, of George-l town: On Sept. 21st, J. T. Campbell, of Cardigan. was lined $50 and costs. A case against Eliza Campbell, of Montague, was dismissed for want of evidence Cases were heard and ad~ journed against John G Scrimegeour and Daniel Skinner, at Georgetown; cn

(1. Serin eireonr was dismissed and the

either on foot or on saddles, both of which modes are virtually laid aside. Saddles are numerous enough, but en- tirely different from the old-time va- riety. which like umbrellas were things to be lent and never returned. Like the spinning-wheel, the hand-loom, the reapingubook and sc_', the, the saddle is now pretty much a thing of the past! Not long ago, my neighbor A. intending to go a short distance, asked one of his boys to hunt up the saddle, place it on the brown mare and bring her round to the door; on coming out he found all ready with the saddle placed on the hind end before.

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Go.-i>r~‘.i. l\Ii-‘.r:'riN<i.-Railway mer ting

and 'frun in \\right’s Hall, Sunday afternoon ati

al 0`cl0clr. Strangers always welcon.»e.‘

The president wil: li :id the meeting. l(,

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and Fmwgps Tilt: monthly consecration service of _

the Grace Church Epworth League will ,P1`l‘7af05- The? Will 0P@U 3 C`~’\Val1` be held tomorrow afternoon at close rf 13011001 in T"I`0D¥0 OD U16 1001 iDSl- 'U19 Sunday School. 'l he l,ord`s Su per

'lfy Latest will be administered at the close oi)the _

evening' service. The regular service land sword exercise, mounted and dis-

Yffk will close a' sharp eigzit o`clock, imounted. Some' of them had ni-vrr

TU|l||° a'ldB°n“°t ARRi\'.ii.'s t h lf*

A rnisivn' in the country writes. In came to town by this afternoon’s`tra.in'

my early days travelling was perf rmed lAl time of -iinv' to ross Mr. Sullivan

we M 1 l iiiorrms' afternoon. ..Sluiiips well be I C9»PT~ 5100I`-‘» -‘\YTlll91`_Y-` `

, ti':t<:l.+.rl fit 2.30 0`\`l.iici;. All iii0:ul`»(=.r_s

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Lieur. Pe-rake, Artillery.

Lieiil. Bartlett. Ar:illery.

.Major \\'~e»k=. Engineers. '

L‘cu’. Ct-1. Mc-Le' d. 82nd B-att Surgeon-Miijfir \\'aili=i;toii 82 irl B tit. Surgeon-Capt. Johnson. 82nd llivi. Major Cro -kert, 8? d Britt Capt. Stewart. 82nd Butt. Cftpt. Holter. b"_)iiri Batt.

Lieut. i\"cl)onald_ 89nd Beta The instruction has been given by apr.Ftiresler, ot' Toronto. assisted hy a sergeant, two iiorpor-.als and four

ofiicers attend ng the school here re- ceived instruction in stddling. bridling

been on horseback previously bu- al- though having iinly 11 ridss their pro- gress was wonderful. Their examiiia- tion b~ gins to-day- Every field ofiicer mu-t qualify before the end ot the year.

poiniiiients rei;cived by cfiit-ers who do not qualify. ‘

THE deatiroccuired in this city yes-

tediy afternoon ai 3 o’c ook oi Mr. John P. S:;l;ivaii, ex-M.P.l’. of Sr. Peters Bay. The remains were iaiaen last night to the residence of Chief Justice Sullivan, brother of tne deceased, and will be taken to St. Pe'er’s by this morning train. Yesterdavk Patriot speaking of

l . his illness says: Mr. Sullivan

came to town in the easterntxain this morning. He was accompanied by his niece. and complained of, not feeling well. After arrival in town Mr. Sull- van transacted a little business, and his illness increasing he went into Messrs. Reddin Bros’ Drug Store, Victoria Row. and sat down. As he appeared serious- ly ill. Dr. Conroy was summoned and Mr. Sullivan was laid on a. tem1_nr§_,ry

Sept. i?8fh. Skinner was convicted and doctfn a_nd' SeYera" of the _”uff9ri‘.'g"` P’ kl° lined $50 and costs; one case against J. man S friends dm “H that medmai 'km ’. I

and tender atiendaice con d doioie

also notified and soincot tne relations

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was slowly snking and no hope was entertained of his recovery. Mr. Sulli-

Peter’s in the Provincial Li-gis'atuie, . and is known as a modera'c, unassum-` ing. honorabie gentleman. His sudden illness is learned _with general regret and scores ‘of enquiries were made t6- day concerning his condition. =`

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To Cure n. Cold in One Dey .~.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails t0Cure 25g . March 17 9 mos. d'.` & w

_ ALL our new millinery will bfi open-

ed on Monday next.-W. A. WEEKs &

P

ll dealers 10ctS r

T Bentley’s finiment the modern Ein Crue ,C0 ,

_ ' 30-Qi

enisesss-seese assesses *saws tvs -i %

33.00.

“ Hosiery, heavy

Ladies Gloves, all-wool, only _

ddddididhhi iTSucces°s.-

is not needed to reach our prices

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as

and warm,

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__ “ Silk Ties, worth 25c, only . §§

_ ` :___ ¥.);(;tetIieE30uaéI;(; tg ti.,a;;)e§iDby_-\I¥LLI\ ~ ~» 1 E E veryilow iigupe forfahterm of years all the _ Lou Do" H

#is

and Keno st. »*’- ' ' ' ' `

loungein the rear of the store.”

van for some time represented' St._7

A sistcr`s tears in si`e=;ce tiows, l

A iriother mourns her' son;

A f-itber's hone is laid so low, A br0tller’s jov is gone.

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You will not know how nu-cb good

Hoi_id’.~' Siirsapsirilla will di you until yru try it. Buy a hott e trdiy and be- gin to take il.

BUY your shirts, underwear and kid

gloves at S. A. McDoNALn`s. tf.

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Leading Fur Store-MY ST0llE”l

ANOTHER supplv of the Parker foun-

tain pens just received at Carters’ Book- store.

Sr11Nia 5 cents-bring your colored

and black boots for a shine at Gore-‘ Bnos -1 Bifod.

My Store for Bar ains ln Shirlwaisis

Tourists. - Prllgce Edward Island

Illustrated book on' PE Island. F01 sale at the bookstoresorat this ofllce

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IN view of the peculiar efforts which

now appear to bé necessary to draw ax- tention to the nii linery displays, we have been seriously thinking of cibliiig for Sou.~a’s or Dan G. dt'rev’s band. but find that Miss Murphy and her staff is as popular as evifr and have all they can attend to. On some account ours millive y goods were delayed but will be here and ready for your inspection on Monday. when we will show the very latest millineiy trimming and or- naments. Miss Murphr,_Who has been absent visiting the millinerv display.has returned with the latest mil inery ideal and will please sou as before. Don’t forget all our milliriery goods will be ready on Monday -VV. A. WEEKs & Co. ~ 30-21

llew underwear al Palon's. 12 if

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second case was confessed. the defend- l§‘V9 Mr- _5“l1Va“- (fh BI J“`l1‘f° _ _ Bm being fined $50 and ,.0s,S_ prow ibullivan. his brother, was telephoned".

1-u'cr Beals is evidently not idle or.f_01`_*}Ud was 500" QU me 50 nf- 'Mfg disposed [0 be S0_ Sul:iva'i’s people in St. Pe;ers werei

Essence of Vinegar,

i Whole Pepuer, _

Ground “

_Whole Alisplce,

Ground Mace, . Turinerlo..

liuiry.Powrler, ~ Whole Gloves,

Ground “ l _ Mustard Seed. - Ground Mustard __ _

_ Celery Seed.

Cinnamon Bark.

Ground Gliinanioii. _ All these articles can be-~ -~' ii

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boughtat lowest prices at 'F

A our stores. ' l

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“Art” Baking Powder has teen

tried and proven a. success by a number of our customers. '

They say il gives lust as good results

as “Royal” which retails here for 55

.. Centsperlb Tin.

i - The marinfactnrer has supplied us

= f Q ` with a number of vciy useful articles

which we: are offeunz with the _“A.rtf’ Baking Powder at pri.-es away below

47 Blfwk ‘md C0l0I`€d Ja~°kefS» Was 0 I anything heard of here before. Call marked from 4.50 to $10.00. “There l

last Seasons” Yours for '

50 new Jackets just opened, perfect in . .

fitting, Hnish, silk braided lapels, worth

car y at our stores and see them as they :ire going fast. _

BEER & GOFF.

'Kl.UNDll(EBAR

' Important Announcement Grieiir iNrEnEsT To FARMERS.

THE management of the Charlottetown S_oap

\Vorks, announce to the farmers of Prince

Edward Island. that they have purchased at a

rea eby roduct n t e Charlottetown Pork

Novelty Ties for Ladies, ` _ _ ` Packing Fpact/o_ry accurnulating from time to

I

tlme, and are m a position to supply farmers

Novelty Collarettes for Ladies. A A “gh gyistiha chmrgdséiapritiagamgisé-ing.; ig

- - ' ' e ome-ni c i

Novelty Gloves In Kld' syn lo`w as to make it scarcely worth while _

The prettiest Silks. w,g°_5r,g.,g~}>gg,t ~,g%°'%1{,gl gg, me ,U _ ,N

Per da byall dealers at the low price at te_n cents _r

The best table of Dress Goods ever shownl 8 Yd 5 Q, of th,” uuqg _ . by us, double wid th, ` ,,?§m°%i€,;;wnm t£:i>,;lu1_i:, It viii; ron THE CHEAPEST AND Pnnmnsr % ;.g§;;1§3..&m.Pms..‘“F‘;5mm°‘i.°», Mn.‘;'m“’m-»°;“.'m GOODS G0 T0, iii. vines 1-sem-nsans him, msufsccusalmo

efirstclnsssrticleofsospsteoostc ah-action

site get ii

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sell §`ipa-ey ag

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Ai Georgfefnwn. on 28th Sept., by the .‘l_"-l.‘l"‘l "'ll“'ll.l'll“ltl’,"i’i'l"'lililll_'ll llli i

Our

Great he

Millinery

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Exhibit

Continues 1

All Day

'I`o=day .

and s To=Morrow

Drop in when you’re down to market- Y

YOU’LL see the most extensive display of Millinery ideas ever seen in one store at one time in Charlotte

own.

Mllllllf MCLEBI

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@ @ @ “lf IP; |¢e\ils0n"s We ~

A Dry Gooils Box

_ may be a first-rate article to pack goods in fOr

shipping, but scarcely the proper thing m your bedroom. As .a receptacle for clothing, the propel thing is a WARDROBE

¢ i

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we HAVE 'ri-rem.

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o Mon’s

one trailer "-si'i@1i.;’ii'ii- fini brine cali' and ssisee your sUr'r AND

OVERCOAT FOR WINTER. »

We have. placed in our 'store afsplenflid line of TOP SHIRTS. Fine English Flannel with Linen and Silk Bands and revereitbltledlllrli

"Ht '$I';5'0, 2.15, L00 lull 2 25

Boon, heavy Ton Shirt for Woiliiu

z;to%0c, 50c, 60c, '(_0c, 80:: 8 c ln _

Scotch Shetland Wool Shirts and Drawers at 50c, best value in the city

Gordon 81. McLellan

i Men’s Outfitters

Autumn

Goods

Novv Opening Ladies’ I-Iats, Ladies’ Jackets Gi-O11' Jerseys,

Feather Boas

T. J. HARRIS

Home 'Work for Families.

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