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THE DAiwxr EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 27, 1859
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Warm W eather (roods for Gents.
Straw Hats Crash Hats Canvas Caps Crash Caps Negligee Shiris Canvas Shirts Nett Shirts Balbriggan Natural Wool Gauge and Silk Underwear SELLING CHEAP AT
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People are coming in and buying. Shows the good of ad-
vertising; shows that the boots are good.
People are coming to my storz—they see the boots and shoes I have in
stock. ‘They buy—
Are your Loois going?
If so come in and get a new pair cheap, cheap,
very cheap and good.
Thos. McQuaid
Lower Queen St. Hoot & Shee Store.
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DOMINION DAY SPOR1S
| Entries Forthe Abegweit-Crescent |
Field Day.
The entries tur ue Abegweii-C low “—
120 YARDS HURDLE. Antigonish;
V Woods, J E Uigg; WH!
B Huggen, K Ritchie.
McCurdy, McPherson,
HALF MILE RUN. Ld McIntyre, B A McKinnon, Jas Cardigan; PA Duffy, Walter Jones, Pownall; Leslie Adams, Summer cide; W P King, M QUARTER LJ Me} W Toomas, Moncton; L A McKinaon, R A Vonahoe, Jas Donahoe, Cardigao; P A Duffy,J E McCurdy, Anti- goniab; W Jones, Powna'; K McPherson, Uigg; W H Ritchie, L Adams, Summer» side; CJ McMillan, Jack Payne, WR King, Moncton,
Donaho-,
mncron. MILE RUN,
re ntyre,
220 YARD? DAS H W Thomas, Moncton; R A Donahoe, Cardigan; V Woods, Walter Jones, Pow-
nal; WH Ritchie, C J McMillan, Jack Payne. ff 100 yarpbs3.
W Thomas, Moncton; R A Donahoe,
Cardigan; V Woods, P A Duffy, E B Huggan, K McPherson, Uigg; W 4H
Ritehie, K Sullivan, Summerside , Jack Payne. BROAD JUMP.
R A Donahoe, Cardigan ; James Dona- hoe, do: E B Huggan, K McPherson, Uigg; Wd Ritchie.
1 MILE NOVICE.
Louis Large, B Brown, C C Craig, Emerald; RE Smuh, K Walker, L A Seller, A W Gaudet.
2 MILE BIKE. H Grant, New Giasgow; L Large, B Brown, C C Craig, Emerald; R E Smith, L A Seller. Picton Brown, C M Clarke, F R Newsom, A W Gaudet, W A Davidson, St Joho; Wm McDonald, Moncton. ONE MILE BIKE,
H Grant, New Glasgow; L Large, M D Nicholson, St Pau!; Byron Browa, Picton Brown, C M Clarke, F R Newsome, A W Gaudet, W A Davideon, 8S: Johu; W M McDonald, Moncton.
HALF MILE BIKE. H Grant, New Glasgow; L Large,M D
Nicholson, St. Pau!; Byron Brown, Picton Brown, C M Clarke, R F Newsome, A W Gaudet, W A Davidsoo, St. Join; W M McDonald, Moncton.
QUARTER MILE BIKE.
H Grant, New Glasgow ; L Large, M D Nicholson, 8t. Paul; Berroa Brown, Pic- ton Brown C M Clark F R Newsom, A W Gaudet, W A Davidson, St. John ; W Mc~ Donald, Moncton.
5 MILE BIKE.
L Large, B Brown, C C Craig, Emerald; RE Smith, L A Seller, Picton Browan,C M Clarke,F R Newsome,A W Gaudet,W A Davidsod, St Jobn: W M McDonald, Monc-
ton.
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BoYsS 16—BIKE,
Huggan,A Bre Walker,
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Byron Brown, T Pictou; S Doyle, K
Hughes.
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LJ McIntyre, Jas Donahoe, Cardigan; |
acer t . -encen® | passenger by the Princess last evening.
sports oa Dominion Day will be found be- |
PERSONAL
J. F. Joinston bas returned from
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Montreal.
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His Lordship Bishop Courtney was a
lion Peter Macnutt, Malpeque, came to
| town by today’s epeeial train from the | west,
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Mr. Louis Comeau and wife, of St. Jobn, are among the latest arrivals a: the Hotel Davies.
The Mother Provincial of the Convent de Notre Dame left this mcrning for New- castle, N. B.
Mr. W. A. Brennan, of the Summer- side Journal, is amoog the latest arrivals atthe Hotel Davies.
Mr. and Mra. Campbell, of Howard, R.L, were at the Queen Hotel last night. They went east this mornings
Mr. D. A. Lawson, station agent at St. Peter’s Bay,who was in the city over night, Weal east this morning.
J. G. Sterns, Sours, and 4. A.Sterns
, , Morell were among the passengers to town by this morning’s eastern train.
Hon. Robert Marshall, of St. Jobn who has been in Charlottetown for a day or twocrossed tothe mainlaad today.
Mr. Henry Smith, who has been attend- ing the Methedist Conference at St. Stenhen, N. B., returned to Chail>tetown last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLeod returned from their wedding tour last evening. They were passengers from Pictou by tue Princess,
Dr. MacNeil], of Kensingtoe, and Messrs Leonard Murris and Nel MeKelvie, of Summerside, who have been iv Charlotte- — attendin; g the meeting of the Mason c
rand Lodge, “went weat today.
M aster Roy Morrison, son of Mr. Char les I Morrison, of Montreal, formerly of Charlottetown, in the recent examinations of the Aberdeen schoo! won a scholarship in the Montreal High Schooi of the value of $200. This scholarship entitles Master Morrison to athree vears course. His sister, Miss Norah Morrison, it is pleasing to see, led her class,
Very many persons in this province will hear with regret that Mr. William C. Gal- lagher, son of Mr. Patrick Gallagher, of the Hotel Minto, Moncton, died at the Holy Cross Novitiate, Moatreal, on Saturday afternoon. The deceased young man graduated from St./oseph’s University in June, 1898, taking the degree of A.B., and entered the Jesuit Seminary at Montreal in the following July. While there he de- cided to join the Holy Cross Order and accordiogly entered the Holy Croes Novi-~ tate and began his sindy for the priest hood. Beimg a youog man of splendid talents he progressed rapidly io his high calling He was seized with an atiack of la grippe about three months ago, aud bad a hemborrhage from which lasted for 48 hours, re- lucipg the patient to death’s door. His strong constitution, however, pulled him through, ard it was thought he would recover. His rather sudden death 18 sup- poset to be due to a relapse. Deceased was born in Moncton, March 6, 1880, and was cons« quently in the 20th year of his ge. At college he was an exemplary young man, a close studentanda great svorile with bis comredere The remnxina were interred in the Holy Cross cemetery at Montreal to-day. The deceased was a nephewof Mr. J. F. Gailagber, whore- presents Mauchester Robertson & Allison io (his province,
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* Boots and Shoes
4} “a+ es wy +o a, eo fs Ou ii at 5 i, We have placed on our eet > “ bargain table the following *.. ri me | ap f ‘ : =F lines. ang fe 6 -, ne hn ishing ear i | LOT NO 1-Children’s don- £ b3 wy “fs gola box calf and tan pebble ee % For Fae ee ia ae | ~ " opr, | in each line—but 2 lot to Ag, | Zs =F oe choose from at SC pair Fo © | , =" A 3 Joint a | es LOT NO 2—Boy’s ton shore Fy | w O _ ‘ v | ae, and tlack bicycle :, | <9 99 vents fy | ¢, your choice a SI 00 » air “fp | eo —"* . . tHe 0 4 ‘ o “a. Ball ‘ld ss é at fs 8 Fs LOT NO «> ie fen = — = d “# ay" S z blac Ny ny he tn 61 10) "6 _* © y i er prices S1.0U 10 $1.0 AG | wF se | a air, 7 ur choice at ra Fe 7 | ae stig S125 pair Q ; i : wy ows e -* ! om, > wf: | ae ; "hee oy | hs LOK NO 4-Men’s fine turn ve ~ ia | ae shoes, good dongola, your » ¢: { , r ran an cue ee at 61,25 pair “k Ode g fo Le vty op" $5 — 1 S f:\ 9 LOT NO 5- os “te ae ss Peace oS wie” i Meu’s tan and ‘lack bicycle Ss ae | aE, te $1.50 pair & GaSe SUREMENT Lap a , ° a ‘2 } - . lg : " | as LOT NO G—Men’s tan calf « | Be, as Sit decal il ok fh | ae ~ Sh. ao pair £3 a lag | pi ; K JOST: f j 3! R ak JD i te = ¥ » sa a . ' / y\ rir e UAVERS ee. r C ner ® P |) THE SH ERS’ IDEAL | Stamper’s Corner oe JE BA ' ‘ANDLES, ' Se 2 rine | Saye NNNENS
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| Alfred A. Taylor, of Margezree says:} Dr. Carman one of Canada’s leading One bottle of MINARD’s LINIMENT | pulpit orators wiil preach in the First | cured a swelling of the gamble j iat, and Methodist Cherech on Wednesday evening | saved a horse worth $140.00. at 7.30 pm. Tne Rev Dr Carman is too Thos. W. Pavne of Bathur:t, saved the | ¥ i] knownand heloved to need eulogi m. | life of a valuable horse that the Vet. had Speciel anthems by the choir. iven up, with afew bo:tles of MIN
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The Colors of the Rainbow
are not more varied or more bril- liant than the colorsin that modern, English Home Dye of highest qual- ity ‘‘Maypole Soap.” i And, too, like the rainbow, Maypole Soap
sii used ‘cok caays and su
promises brighter ccessful results to the
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f woman who dyes at home. : It washes and dves at one | operation. It is faceless b-
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wh Piace Royale, Mon-
treal, for « r and a free book on successful H Dyeing,
grocers and drug- for black.
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‘ Roger & Gallant, Ed Pi l, € | L. tT. Piver, Ge le Frer¢ ¢ | i@ A. Bourjois & C1 e b \ ‘ ed
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Local and Other tems,
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CALEDONIAN pobeistiasile ‘ich to- night,
Tue AperpeEN —The steamer Aberdeen leftearly this morning for Flower Ledge,
Nfld.
Sr. Perer’s CatnHepraLt.—Confirmation this evening at 7.30. Sunday echool picnic on Monday the 3rd July to Rocky Point.
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Oren Fripay Nicuat.—We undersia:d that a number of our stores will be open on Friday night in place of Saturday this week,
Picyic Meetinc —The members of the Zon Church Picnic Commit ees will meet inthe basement cof Zon Church this evening at 8 o’clock sharp.
Tue Granpee.— The barge Grandee ashore on Miscouche shoals, was yester day moved shout 120 feet. It is expecied she will be floated at high tide to-day.
‘iniitiligisades
Lors or Mitk —There were 30.173 lbs. of milk received at tn» Kensingion cheese factory on Monday. Thir is the lergesi quantity ever received there, or probaby avy other fectory im tie ;rovince in one day.
Tue CampaNa.—The steamer Campana, from Montreal, was in port last night. Ste had a goodly number of passengers out- ward, among them being Miss Shehyn, of Quebec, who bas been attending the Con- vent of Notre Dame.
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ApreaL Court —The Court of Appeal from the valuacion of the City Asressors meets to morrow morning at ten o'clock. Applicents are requested to be present with their witnes:es aa all the appeals are to be dispused of.
Pouce Covrt..—This morning William Power, for astaniting Martin Ellsworth, was fined $5 or 30 days iinprisonment. For an assault upon a police officer Power was fined $20 or 60 days, aod for mali-~ ciously injuring the property of Martino Elieworth be was fined an additional $20 or 60 days imprisonment;
Damacepd BY LGuryixc -The storm was short and severe at Montague Bridge yesterday evening. About 30 of the tele= phone posts were shattered in Valleyfield, and the telephone office at Montague was partly injored. Mrs D Munro widow, Head of Montague, and her grandson, were badly injured and their house shattered They were in the kitchen at the time. Mra Munroe was burt about the waist andthe boy on the side of the head. Dan Mon‘ gomery, teacher, Lad hie horse in the buggy at the door and beld the reins, When the lightning struck he was etunned slightly acd the horse killed. Drs. Martin and Roberison were called to attend tothe injared ones. It ie expected they wiil re- cover.
Overa Hovse.—The Flockton Comedy and Vaudeville Company gave their opening entertainment in the Opera House Jast evening. The programme contained sufficient variety to meet all tastes, and many of the rumbers were vigorously en- cored. Of the three short tketches pre sented, the closing “An Honest Rogue,” in whicn Mr, Flockton and Miss D*Arcy participated, was the most pleasing. Another pleasing feature was “The Willow an oriental scene, taken
ane,
of the company. In Mr. Batty the company bave a violiuist of rare ability, his imitation of a church orgar being ex~ ceedingly weil done. Master Casey, the cornet player, is another star in his line, and hia selections were greatly appreciated Che sioging and dancing by Miss Living-
elon, Miss Montel! and Mr. Lav gan was ‘all good, Miss Living. ston’a sailor's horepipe ard Scotch dance being especially well performed. The numbers by Mr. Parr, Mr. Walters snd other membera of the company | were also well rendered, Mr. Part’a
patriotic eongs and epeeches being greeted
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with loud applause. The biograph could not be made to work, much to te re- gret of all concerned, and that portion of the entertainment had to be dispeneed with evening. The company perform again to-night when the Opera House will oubtless contain a much larger audieace than it did last evening.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
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! LAW SOCIETY MEETING
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aii Session Yesterday Evening — The Officers Elected Yesterday —Refer-
Officers Elected. |
The Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M, of } Prince Edward Island, met in the Maso. ~ | ic Temple !ast afvernoon and evening. The | atiendance of delegates from all parts of | the proviuce was large. Officers were
elected/and installed as “follows :—
Grand Master—J. A.Messervev. Deputy Grand Master—R. MacMillan. S. Warden—G. A. Aitken.
J. Warden—D. P. McNutt. Treasurer—A. Murray.
Grand Secretarv-. Neil Mackelvie. Lecturer—W. K_ Kogers. Chaplain—Rev. T. B. Reaga.
8. Deacon—J W. Brown.
1, Deacon—Jobn Muirhead. Marsbal—S. W. Crabbe.
Sword Bearer—R. Y. McCoubrey. Standard Bearer—N. MecLarren.
S. Stewart—J. L. Dyer
J. 8tewart— Donald McLean. Pureuivant—C. H. Sterns. Tyler—J. Hobbs.
The advisab lity of opening a Masons ward in the new P, E, I. Hospital wae dis~ cussed and a committee was appointed to make enquiries upon the point.
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SUPREME COURT.
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The Trinity term of the Supreme Court
opened \ today, the three judges on the bench. The grand jury is made up ae fol- lowa :—
H Haszard City, foreman; J F McNeill, Cavendish; Dr McMillan, City; Heory Rackham, do; Genry Hyde, Cornwal!; DA Bruce, City. Jos Power, Mermaid; F A Beer, Citv, F H Beer, do; Simon Brown, Hunter River; Chas Tapper, Winsloe; Ben Heartz, City; Wm Eliis, Black River; Geo Auld, ‘City, J Newson, do; P Hughes, Bedford; AA Moore, Pownal.W A Me-
Grath, Bedford; A Dollar, Brookfield.
The usual order was meade in the mats ter of the applications of E.O. Brown, Ver- non Shaw, and L.G. Haszard for per- mission to study law.
Neil McLeod was appointed an attorney of the court, and appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits,
Mr. W. H. Cros-kill was appointed offi- cial stenographer.
ence to Judge Alley’s Death The annual meeting of the Law Society was held yesterday afternoon, at which the tollowing cffice s were elected:
Presid: ag on A O M .rson.
Vice President—Arinur Petefa.
Secretary and Treasurer —F L Haszard.
Ex-entive Conmit'e2-—W 8 § ewurt, > A McKinvor,S Blanchard, CR Small wood,
Hxamioers of an) icants to stadly law— DC McL-od, W S Stewart,C R Smalis wood.
Examinere for anolicants for sdmission to Bar—M McLeod. QQ”. W 4 O Moreen, Q C., H C McDonald, QC., A A McLean, Qc,
Appropriate reference was made in the annual reportto the lamented death of Judge sr
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For Came at Bricuron.—The George~ town, Souris and Montazue companies of Artillery.came tothe City by the east~ ero train this morving. They were met at the sraton by L:- Ucl Longwor.b, Adju- tant Carvell, Sergeant Major Heartz and Sergt. Hessian with the Artillery Band and escor'e] to the camp of instruction at Brigaton.
Two compauies of the 820d, and Lt. Co’. McLeod, cums to town by the 11 o'clock western train. They were met at the station bv "he Battal on band, Major Stewe art and Adjutaot McDonald.
The Alberton compiny cams in by the 12.35 train and marcbed direct to drill shed.
A Ban Acorpexst.—Geo. Melntyre, a sailor on the schr. Nutwood, in port at Souris, fell from: the mast-head to the deck yesterday afternood sustai:ing & fracture of one arm and Jeg. His face was aleo badly cut. IJ: is feared tha he is severely injared internally.
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Schoal Girls’ Nerves
Many a pale, weak school girl, euffering the evil effects of an exhausted nervous sys- tem, and thin, waterp blood, has been fully restored to the vigor and buovaney of robust heaith, by using A. W. Chases Nerve Food. vhe healthful glow cn the cheek and the brightness in the eve tell of the building up process which is taken ptace in the body.
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Fine French Organdies; ings, 40c qualities for
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Down Go The Prices
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