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LOCA! AN} OTHER ITEMS. en SE ee | —"s', Lome Unsworth, Charlotte toy GENERAL TELECRAPHIC NEWS. ‘ Madd — The Bicyte Clob’s Tournament Yesterday aves een" ae oe toy bd, A.D. Cate ve I oxpon, Se; t. 2 Andrew Carnez ¢ ha | Suritmierapde Poe, 1.454, : : ee Td ” c : It is computed that there were vpavard Half mile race for boys un ler 16 year , ter JG. The F MOR FOIA 1 = oo | of two thousand peopte af Biey First silver medal; 2nd, eilven poo | _— pon { — : a CONVERS ty \ \ meet | Club’s tournament in the Park yeet rday, | ‘st, Nelson Piekard, Charlottetowr; 2od Pit are "1 the Pine Use ee for jand all seemed well satisfied with the} F. H. Grady, Suramerside. Time, 1] 2! and influence towards finding a solution of : manner in which the programme was| Two mile champiouship First, ge the Trish question. Dunst a { erm.) S8rriefout. Theday was a grand one,} medal; second, silver medal; third, -poon PiiLaveLemia, Sept. 1 An earthquake cont and the track was in good condition. The | st, B. C. Prowse, Charlottetown ; 2n¢, shock lasting several seconds was felt in j officers in charge of the course were the iL. Unsworth, do. 3rd, F. DeC. Davies. | t'8-city and its neigliborhood shortly after ’ | Same as os iously announced, excepting | Time, 2.54 4 5. six o'clock this morning. ‘ — a AE agg : ; : eee GM Bea re ane ot Seared ce | Tare tie honestly Fire, cil] ashe, Rink the Tenet eee i v latter qe ng unable to he a og | third spoon “Ist Lies Uaewarth ficaee east * —— a7 ~ ane - There were good fields of starters in | lotte towns 2nd, . dD. Caldwell Seaaicties | en ee being bratally harried near M é sigue of | each event, and close finishes were the }| sidk ard, Be CG. "s browse Cl arlotterowis | - ng Ewe, geovince of Fe Kien: Howees { st ap-| order of the day. An injury to his collar | Ti ; 9.33 1-5 Mere “+ hitted “s —— o eaai —o pea bone, istained while pract sing a \* . ‘mile cham yionship—First, gold Se os te _ few davs before the tournanient "was medal ESiiebidiiah Sea etiam cA 4 ]- ah eo . penne - ere , * races © responsib! for the hon-appearance | third Spx - Ist, \ 'D ( ldwell Rais! es ee 8 lone seemere ; Cymbria Park on or about the 18th “Sep: | Fihe racenof Fraak Cannon, the Summer | terside nd, Witham Cook, Charlot. | Senta ublished an ambiguous pro \ gramme w $90 Fis diver, bat Memes. Calaeell, Mallcaaslacear ha, BC. Peek da See ee ee eee a aot Miia alk steed at a 7 ne ord, . ’ . ey sacre, anil inciting a rising ayainst the - , : : Te eee : _ | Christians, Worse troubles are expecte: 1 ‘ S o tichosle wer ast moment, with little or no training, I'wo Mile Handicap.—First, one vear’s | s i ie e lance Leing: | £2¥¢ au_excellent account ef themse lvex.} premium in New York Life Insurance OTTawa, Ont., Sept. 1.—The British ‘ aes 3 23. We ies Lor e Unsworth was the winner most | Company; second, Silver Medal; third, De y Farmers Association contemplate j ; Street. 484 of the events. He won four championship | Spoon—l-t, Wendall Harvie, Charlotte- holding their annual meeting next year Im “i li medals, and one silver ne B.C. | town; 2nd, F. deC. Davies do; 3rd, R Canada A communication has been re PF va \l . Prow-e and William C..ok foug hard | Whitile,do. Time, 5.40 1-3 ceived from the High a mmaMNoner SA st are in attend | With Unsworth for first pla and wel Mile heats against time—First, $25 pair | * '* subject, and if satisfactory arrange : uP Wales ( ce and Nor-| Sustained their respective reputations. | racing tires (Morgan & Wright)—tst, A. ments can be made w th the steamship ~ . j lay But Lorne had too much speed, aud wa D. Caldwell, Summerside, 2.44}; 2nd I people, frov nty-live to one hundred ; = . 3 esp lly strong on a spurt, a go ndly i de. De vies, 2 1G} repres plative farmers will visit the D ~ » Da Vous —— t of the! S@pply of which he always seemed to have Slow Race—l+t, Trev. Taylor, Char minion. It is expected tne Federal Gov : “a a ine fy | on hand lottetown: 2nd, H. Gradv, Summeraide ernment 7 ill Otter facilities for the dele- aes as ed up, ek ad Ho-e reel race, prize $25—Ist, Rollo, gates to the different portions of Canada. a ‘ . wer great Morse, the latter of Ch’cago, was a special | 1,19 1-5; 2nd, Hook aa Ladder, 91 3-5: San Franctsco, Cal., Sept. - The at ; feature of the tthering. The distane | 3rd. Ramblers, 1.22 2-5. news Lronght by the Monowait of the AS TS was a halt mile, and Morse proved the; Tug of War—‘harlottetown vs. All breaking out of cholera in Horolulu does I - curniviox.—The tim Ww ne r, defeating the Charlottetown boy omer Won by All-comers. } HO’ wniarin the local health officers. » entrica ai the Interactions! by about a foot in 1.13 2-5. i |} Ove hundred vards running race, first | ‘I do not epprehenlany danger from ; gs aig: Sepa amare cit 2 In the nov'ce race Hlarvie an 1 Mollison | prize, $7, second, $5; third $3—Ist, Will- | the prea ling of the disease to this city, : ; Pitas Soe Peden. led, and the former was obliged to re iam BE lmonde, Charlowetown; 2nd, Robert j Sit ! Dr. Chalmer, “ for ¢ very precantion ; : | tire from the contest in « fe ag Cald- {| McLean, Moncton; 3rd, P Dutty, Charlot- | w li be taken to prevent it from gaining a : i well also bad 19 dr op ont because of aa|tetewn, Time 10 2-5 | foothold. The quarantine reguiations are ‘ 4 ¢ git. Pobevs Bow ace dent to the handle-bar of his bike |} Quaarter mile running race first $7, sec. | strict enough if carned ont, and all vessels < bine coe A Phe quarter mile race was decided by | ond, $5; th'rd. $3 is, W A. Edmonds, } arriving from Honolulu would be sub- ber| pupils But there _ | points, and was run in four heats. n Charlot tetowns 1 , Hirtle MeGregor, do; matted to the losest inspection st . st 3 The Girls’ S Qe arded first place after the | Srd, Philip Ras i » Time 55 25 sees. Phis inl to Le the first time cholera w : : s _ nl heat, and Prowse and Cook si rode Hurdle Race, 220 var Is; first. § vs second lias | known in the Ha ian ]-] in Is, at vif” for second. The first “ run off” was | $4; third, $2—Ist, W A Edmonds, Char- |} At the time of the Menowah’s satling it La your k rloves with Jos feclared a dead heat, the two coming} lottetow? 1, Hirtte McGregor, de; 3rd, } was be! eved th jisease was under con Stan ff { ‘ Tris not a liquid under the wire at the same moment. In| DJ McDonald,do. Time, 293 secs. ttrol. There had been eight deaths from md o olor, and can be used while the the second the contest was also close, but Half mile rnoning race—First, gold the disease and there were only two cases glave is on the ha i. For sale only at A Cook proved the victor. |} medal and championship; second, silver | rematning, and these were bor hi in quaran W Reddin’s diuystore. tf Prowse won the one mile race, cutting | medal --1st, L. McMillan, Charlottetown ; | tine there. With such admirable fec lives aii out the pace trom start to finish. 1 2nd, Ph lio Bs an, de; 3rd, A. Gaudet, do. | for quarantining, even if the cholera Taz “ Y’s” meet to-morrow (Wedne- The three mile race was closely contest Time, 2.08 1-5 should get what might appear to be a lay) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in the parlors | ed ; but on the last half Unsworth puton] The different events were pa'led off as foot rd, t co i IL be easily stampei ont, on Grafton Street. As this is the meeting | one of his big spurts, and after that there | quickly as possible under the cireumsta- the hea th otfi tals say : for the annual ¢ t f of ers, it is | was no doubt as to the winner. | ces. The contestants were the same in Loxpon, Sept. 2—An_ editoral in the important that a active “Y's be ( asworth di t not start in the five mile | most of the bicycle competitions, which Times this morning comments upon the present! race. Prowse led for the first. mile with | accounts for the delay iu starting no. grave blow which Mr. A. J. Balfour's iil Cook second. Then these two pas:ed and | The parade of wheelmen from the club- | statement ts to the hopes of German and A Doc-ricu Queen Street, near | Tepassed each other till coming uP the | house was very good. There were abont | American Bi-metallists Mr. Balfour, it Goff Bros this afternoan about fvur | &* k stretch on the last half, when Cald- | 60 ‘nthe parade, and Galbraith’ B: ind, in | Wil be remem be red, ctated in the house © attracted a large crowd. Severai | well, of Summerside, who had been pedal. | | a large carriage, led the procession through 1 | of commons that he did not believe that effurts were made by the police and others | '-" ' third positio n all through the the principal streets to hi Park. jan international bi-metallic conference to stop the fight but withoat effect. Finally | T¢¢> a on a splendid burst of aneed and} Galbraith’s Band was present during | would result in an agreement on a ratio. a bucket of water thrown over the com—| Came under the wire a winner. i the sports, ant enlivened the proceed The Times says :— : batants separated them. There were four starters in the two-mile | ings with choice music. ; “The American bimetallists are made sendidaiaten handicap. Prowse was at scratch; Davies! Quirk’s restaurant under the grand | Of Sierner stuff than the German and will Lost Mepa Mr. Lorne Unsworth | aud Caldwell each had 100 yards, Harvie | stand was well stocked and largely pat- | therefore continue to agitate; but it is lesa yesterday whea going home from the; 150 yards and Whittle aga yards. On the! ronized. oe | likely than ever that they will carry the Driving Park, lost the gold medal won by | third round, just before coming under the -2+9+0e— ice country with them. There seems tobe no im at the Scotti-h Gathering this sum- | wire, and when he | seemed sure of the! ytoxrreas. Sept. 1.—Vice President chan e that either political party~-acill mer 4H is name is ens ribed on the medal. race, p rowse, owing to an accident to the | o. cneon of the Usited. States arrived | ™'™ itselt to fall un ler the sway of the The finder will be rewarded on returning | Seat of his wheel, was thrown viciently to silver men Phe recent publicity of the
the same to Mr
a
Sreatixne Frarit.—At the Police Court this morning, Daniel McLean was fined % and costs for stealing fruit from the
of Miss Minnia "almer. The case
ga! rdea of several boys charged with committing a similar violation of the law on the pre- mises of E. H. Beer was adjourned for the presence of some other lads said to be equally guilty. abacus
Tut Park Roapwar. — The Chief Justice, Mr Justice Hodgson and “Mr. Justice Fitzgerald sat in the
lay morning at the re- General and City an application
Court Room yester quest of the Attorney Kecorder Haszar rd to hear
7 : for an Injanction against the City of Cnar- lottetown to restrai: any work on the roadway tothe Park rec ently staked off
by Land Surveyor Cc andal! by the direction
of the City Cour The argument bast 2 d about aon hour after which the Chief Just announced that the Court would give jadgment ou Satur lay next.
le
Scert Act Nores.—At the police court yesterday, John McIntyre, Pownal Street, was convicied of a first infraction of the Canada Temperance Act and coats or two months 2 against Mrs. Pheian and Susan were adjourned
John J. Trainor has gone to jai | for two months in default of payment of a fine of $100 and costs
This morning, Margaret McKinnon, Sydney Street, confessed toa first infrac Canada Temperance Act and
imprisonment. The
Cart
tion of the
was fined $50 and costs, which she paid.
J a ghes, who was recently fined | $50 and costs for violating the Canada Ter erance Act t, paid up this morning.
There three
" Lott _ Charlottetown on
Tuxee Rogsertes were robberies committed in Sunday morn‘ng. The shop of Jenking & Son, on Queen Street, was entered and a
small quantity of canned goods stolen
fined $50 and |
Coffin
the ground.
and mo lnting
He was promptly picked up, his bike again started off } once more. But after going about twenty five yards he changed his mind and retired from the contest It is pleasing to hear that beyond being severely shaken up was not otherwise injured.
he | Harvie finishe
first, Davies. second and Whittle third, there being very little difference between them
The slow race was very amusing. Master Trev. Taylor, by judicious w rig giing, succeeded in finishing last, and was awarded first prize. _H. Grady, Summer- side, won second prize.
In the half-mile race for boys under 16, Master Taylor also gave a good account ofhimself. He wax doing clever work |
' }
wheu he lost his pedal and had to be con- tent wth fifth place. Nelson Pickard | finished first, with Harry Grady second. Thre were three « om peting Z hose reel race, viz., Rollo, Hook and Ladder and Ramblers. The conditions | were to run a quarter mile, carry 200 feet | atiach hese to hydrant, break and | couple. The teams were made up as follows | Rollo—Bert Newsome (captain); Harry Matheson, James Matheson, Patrick Duffy Philip Egan, Rufus Hogan, Henry Gaudet, Bernard McQuillan, J. A. Miller, and John Turner. Hook and Ladder—D. Finlayson (cap- | tain) Edward Hughes, Jerrold McLean, | Victor Goodwill, F Kenedy, John Martin, | | Hooper Horne, Victor Douse, Robert | Smith, D J McLean Ramblers—Thomas Ronaghan (captain) | W A Edmonds, J Hennessey, T Howatt, J | Pranght, H Meikle, W Hughes, W Flood, | | |
teams inthe
of hose,
H MacGregor, L McMillan.
The teams were started off in the order in which their names appear, and great | | interest was taken inthe race. The ad- |
mirers of Rollocheered lustily when it was |
} announced that their team was the winner
The tag of war, Charlottetown ve. All-
comers, was won by the All Comers, who
had by far the heavier team. are the names of the teams;
All Comers—Hugh McLeod, L.
i of Sir Wim. j man in
vice president told your correspondent that | 1" : . | cure, and that we shal! hear less an]
| Says ‘the government as a government | done nothing vet to levelop the
but a great deal of | from California, Oregon and | stares, and thinks a cable will be laid to | a | ae east some time in | vice president refused to discuss the allege ad | } movements in favor
Upper Prince Stree:, sara 92.
hereto-day from Alaska, and is the guest | Van Horne who was a Bloomington up to 1875.
towns
The
| when the United States purchased Alaska | from Russia in 1867 for $7,200,000, they thought they got a great bargain. He |
has | country, gone in |
eastern |
has the
cap! tal
the future. The
of President Cleve-
, land for a third term.
fos “DIED. 4 : é instant, at his residence, Hon. Joseph Pope,
On the 3rd
{Funeral will leave his late residence at |
1.40 p. m. on Thuvsday the 5th, and will |
proceed to the railway thence by special After the ceremony the to Charlottetown, o’clock, p- m.
station, and from to St. Eleanor’s. | train will return } arriving abont eight |
train
At his home, Rochford Street, on the | evening of the 3lst., William, son of Rev.
Silli- | lto be the most powerful and durable
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therefrom. A large pane in the shop win- | phant, Joseph Higgins, Peter Larkin, dow was broken in order to get at the , Joseph Gillis, Mitchell Brown, John goods, Peter Doyle’s place of business | McKenzie, F. H. Horne, Donald McMillan | on Dorchester Street, was alee entered. | and Dancan Martin.
Three half boxes of cig sare, some empty | Charlottetowns— William McDonald, bottles and a silver watch were taken) D. J. McDonald, John Gillis, Harry Horne, therefrom. After breaking a pane of | Daniel McLaren, William McEachero, glass the fastening of the door was re- | Noah Waughan, Henry McGregor, Ken-| moved. A pane of glass in the show win- | peth Finlayson and William McCarron. dow of Jury's jewelry store was also} Mr. Jolia Gillis, of the Charlottetown broken, and six silver napkin rings were | team, authorizes us tosay that he will taken away. Blood was found by the find a team from the city to pull against police on the sidewalk at Doyle's and | the A!l-(‘omers at the Exhibition for any Jenkins’, a if the robber had cut himself sum from $10 to $25, and that $5 have when breaking the glass About nine | been deposited with Dodd & Rogers to o’clock on Sunday morning the police ar- | bind the match.
rested a well-known character named Jobn | well contested
Cammings in an outbuilding near wharf. He was drunk and his were bleeding He was @ourt yesterday and @ ight days
arraigned in remanded to
face jail for
ntemiiliawates PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Lane left this |
morning for Boston. Mr. Lane goes on @
Lord s |
hand and }
The flat races were all and proved most interesting.
Following are the summaries of the various events :—
One Mile Novice,- First, Gold Medal; second, Silver Medal; third, Spoon Ist, | William Cook, Charlottetown; 2nd, C. | MeArthur, Sommersid ; 3rd, J, M. Molli-
son, do. Time, 2.47}. Quarter mile champion-hip—best two in
} } | Dwellings heated with }
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Following | of fall work.
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| can be made to the following gentlemen
| Wm. Scott, aged 24 years.
Hot Air,
The Cumberland Hot Air
Furnace Makes Warm | Friends !
contemplating having their Hot Air would do well to leave their orders before the rush
Parties
The CUMBERLAND FURNACE is
acknowledged by ail competent to judge
a Furnace should consider well its special features. Reference as to its satisfactory workings
—R. C. Goff, Esq., ost, Esq., at Mil-
and numerous others; S, Johnson, Esq., F. J ler Bros’. Store.
CHARLES HERMANS
GRAFTON STREET,
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SOLE AGENT for CHARLOTTETOWN, angl5—3w 246
FIVAL NOTICE!
MESSRS. CAIRNS & McLEAN having disposed of their stock-in-trade and retired from brsiness, hereby notify their debtors that all debts due or to become due to
them n-ust be paid to Mr. Henry Smith,
Clerk of the County Court, Charlottetown, who is authorized to receive and grant discharges for the same.
MALCOLM McLEAN ‘ANNIE CAIRNS.
angl6—dy 3i wky 3i
well-earned holiday trip | three—First, gold medal; second, silver
Geo. R Parkin, the well known imperi- | medal; third, spoon—lst, Lorne Uns- a) federation lecturer, has arrived,en route | werth, Charlottetown; 20d, Wim. Cook, for r yronto to take the principalship of | dey 3rd, B. C. Prowse, d ds Best time, the | per Canalian college. 35} sec.
Mr. John Higgins, cf this city, who has | Half mile championship.—First, gold been absent in Nova Scotia during tbe | inedal ; second, silver medal ; third, spoon past four m¢ onthe, returned on Saturday evening looking as well and as hearty as . éver |
} mas
Dr. Warburton
Vice of the Medical Association of Can ada’and Dr if. D. Jolinson one of the leea! ~« taries | His Honor the Lieutenant Governor | left this morniry, in company with M1. Dillon, to visit a!! the cheese factories Fouth of the Hlill-torough. This evening he address a meeting at Vernon River B: ive at 7 0’ lock. To morrow he will attend a meeting at Murray Harbor
South, and on Thursday evening at Mon- tague Bridge. Hie Honor will also visit inkermman Farm
Rev. D. LB. R-id, of the Cathedral staff, who bas been transferred to the pastora‘e
Of Kelis’s Cross, preached his farewell
Sermon in St. Dunetan’s Cathedral on Seuday During the five years that Father Reid has been attached to the Cathedral «staff he has made hosts of
friends among-t all cla bis departure from the city is deeply re- Brett On Sunday afternoon Father
i was pre- ented Ly Mies Annie Me-
Of St. Joseph, with an addrese and a secre- Sary and chair. sical litidaahates
sonmoval Sale MShings will be continued to-night, and as the class of goods we offer are super rior £00d*, you cannot make a mistake to pur- Chase. S. dons T. McKewzie, Star Tailor. Morpi-y é& Son, bakers, have reduced Price of bread one cent a Joaf.
l¢ at half-past seven o’cloe et
: : Leen appointed a
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80 Cases New York and London Purchases.
NEW YORK MILLINERY !
«sea and creeds, and |
LONDON MILLINERY !
Kenna, President, ou Lehalf of the Society | First Show of Mantles will be announced in a day or two.
The tale of Gents’ Pur- |
BEER BROS.
Tue Weatner.—Moderate to fresh southerly to south-westerly winds; finet; sta- tionary or higher temperature. JS: ‘ily ===
eke
= SEP ee amen
biuetallist party here has We trust that the trade re- 1} complete the
aims of the been a warning vival now in progre-s wi
iess
| about bimetallism from any quarter.”
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BIRTH.
On 2nd inst., the wife of Simpson, of ason
tev. James
| RF BSSSSVCCSEVTCCSCEVS
cu asworth’s
: i agnificent Record Yesterday
is only sur -paseed by our record
in business. Net quite six years in business, and two stores with large quantities of goods moving off every day
There 1s no secret about our SUCCESS, Simply thi-: We try to use our customers weil vy
supplying the best goods at lowest prices. They appreciate this, and find it pays them tw trade with us.
JOHNSON & JOUNSON,
The Reliable Druggists.
oe BCVSsVseses aceon
ererserers WBE DOGD DBS OTGCEU
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DID
it ever occur to you that} we had extra fine facili- ties for all kinds of FUR- NITURE Repairs, Or-jt dered Work, etc? We
manufacture such large quantities of New Fur- niture that we buy all our supplies in large) quantities at very low prices. The difference
between the price and yard price, between the ton and pound price, is considerable and well worth saving.
MARK WRIGHT & 60., LTD.
Who Sel] at Selliny Prices.
HOUSE.
Hard Hats,
All the Late Styies,
§ & Gaps.
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GIRLS YS LONDON HATS,
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
3, 1895.
RANCES.
SEE THE ‘SOUVENIR,’
Made by Gurney’s, the makers of the world-renowned
Hot Water Boilers. PRICE $36.00.
WITH ALL THE COCEIATS UTENS.LS.
for $22.50
if you want it, MRS. Chark ttetown,
A pleasure to cook with it.
We have the Highland Grand, 9am all the ware.
DODD & ROG:
; 94 August 26. 1895 —135
Soft Hats,
all tha Best Wa'es,
Tiree Cases terday. Hats
Seven
The
Charlottetown, August 27, 1895—246
Hats opened yes: Cares to be opened to-morrow.
Buy your Hats at
OWSE BROS.
Stylish Hatters.
American = De a cee
s ¥
+ oe 2 ai 2
ALL STEAMER
An Al First a Saale. at Lloyds will leave | Liverrool for Charlottetown about Ist. October next, and iwill carry Freight at Through Rates to all the railway points on this Island, also to Pictou and Shediac.
Apply in London to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union ourt, Old Broad Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to Piteairn
( Bros., 51 South John Street, or here to PEAKE BROS & CO. her isldr wat guar sum jour
Charlottetown, August 29, 1895—dy tf
oe
it is
We keep the you were putting
The Moons Eclipse
The Eclipse of the Moon takes place to-night. September bri. only a partial Eclipse, but our stock of HATS and CAPS opened totally eclipses anything of the kind you have seen before.
The Knglish Hard Hat for Fall is a beauty. The American Fedora eclipses And our New Caps are just cuperb.
§ just
all former shapes.
largest stock of the above goods in town. It is time on Fall Styie. You wil! get the very latest from us.
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‘The McKay Woolen Company,
GENTS’ FURNISHERS.
Wants, Lost, Found, &e und, &e Advertisements under this b heading eading charges five cenis per line.
\—
| will please leave it at this office,
W 'NTED-By a young married couple (with one child two years old), board in a private family. Write to P © Box 165, stating coard, location, ete. septs
STUDEN fS will find comfortable lodgings and good board at Mrs ROBERT COFFIN’s, Euston Street. li pi—sept3
HOUSE TO RENT— Road, containing iour rooms and a porch; good cellar and pump at the door; stable if required. Apply to FRANCIS ¥ ONAGHAN on the premises. 3i law (2)—septs |
LOST—On sadiadeg night. a lady’s moon- stone pin in the shape of a beart, Finder
House on Malpegue
sept3—lLi yd
DINING ROOMS & OYSTER SALOON— I have taken the rooms lately occupied by Dr Dorsey, on Grafton Street, where I am pre- s1reu to serve meals and lunches and oysters n season—J W GREGORY, Proprietor
sept3—5i
“SHORE FAR FOR 2 S\LE— E—100 | acres ex- cellent land at Point Prim, Lots 47 and 58, the property of Capt N Murchison. Gooi build- ings, abundaot manure, etc. For terms ete, apply to A A MCLEAN, Solicitor, © harlotte-
town. wee
dy 6i wy “Lost—On the Driving Park yesterday, a
stop watch, gold plated Finder will be re-
warded on leaving same at this office. sepG—tf
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veniently arranged, with good cellar. They are situated near Upper Frince Street, in a high, airy locality. Kent moderate —GEORGE ALLEY. 246 tf—aug3l
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Charlottetown, August 24, 1895—dy
We have for sole the and “MARVEL” time to place your order.
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SPECIAL SALE BOOTS & SHOES.
a ey
200 Pairs Men's, Women's & Children’s Boots & Shoes.
We are obliged to close out this lot to make room for Fall Goods; will let you have the goods at manufacturers’ prices. See
that you share in this chance to save lots of money.
Bs B. MACDONALD & Co.,
Charlottetown, September 3, 1895—246
Market Square and 132 Queen Street.
REMNANTS | REMNANTS
Remnants White Cottons, Grey Cottons, Print Cottons,
Ginghams,
Flannelettes, Tickings, Dress Goods. A nice lot of each—all them with only the remnant
of a price attached.
MOORE & McLEOD.
Charlottetown, Aug, 20, 1895—246
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ARE YOU AWARE THAT OUR UNDERWARE WILL | QUTWEAR IN WEAR
ANY UNDERWEAR ELSE- ALL IN PRICE. WHERE ?
D. A. BRUCE. D. A. BRUCE.
WE AVE
TIES FOR MAN, AND TILES FOR BOY, TIES FOR SORROW, AND TIES FOR JOY, TIES THAT ARE MADE UP, AND TIES
ABOVE ALL IN BELOW
VALUE.
THEY WIN IN THE STRETCH. OUR 25c. SUSPENDERS
THAT ARE NOT. D. A. BRUCE. D. A. BRUCE.
The Great Sale of Furnishings Still Going On.
25 and 40 per cent. discount—Don't miss it.
DD. A. BRUCE,
QUEEN STREET.
LEADING MERCHANTZTAILOR.
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