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The Hal Ax arr ved from Boston al ut eleven o’clock last night Her inward

‘¥ for Dress Goods. passengers were: C. C. Sampson, family

Miss S. MecPher Bateman, Carl 8S.

! and nurse, Miss I. Lowe,

ent Division ’ son, Miss Gidding, S.

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at 8.320 o’¢cloc!} , aesonic Te } m porta ee “aie Ma wee Pemple Flanders, Mrs, J MeLeod, Jobn Herring é, i | and wife, Mrs. W. ©. Rhiad, Misa Vande- _ G E a .# From Hatirax.—The Fastnet arrived | water, Mies M. Rhiad, Mise EK, McKinnon, u I | fr om Halifax about eleven o’clock last | Miss M. B. McDonald, Mra. W. Frank, Inly Tth |: rht and left on return this afternoon. | Miss E, Stevenson, Samuel McPhee, Miss f Waunes slay, UUL | She had a general cargo both ways. Katie Clarkin, J. T. Sullivan and wife, - | Mrs. N. MeLaren, Harrison Everett, Miss : — Don’r forget next Wednesday the picnic Campbell, Maggie Walsh, Mrs th zn nd i at Battersby Park. See advt. A, McLean, Miss Maggie B. McPhee cuecey Park) ® , ’ ie | —— Miss Dora McLean, Miss Sarah Me- ; of thes : my 7s a O.O. F.—Wildey Lodge meets to- | Pherson, Mrs. G. L. Hoffman, Mr. ming §* a us x : }night. Installation of officers. North, A. T. Campbell, J. D. MeCluskey, ee eforvis , Sup . | Miss Rose Farrell, Mrs. Halliday, John with gO _ Covst.——Two drunks made up | Smith, Miss Mary KE. Lovell, Effie McDon vefreshin'é the iket this fore t They were | ald, Belle McDonald, Mrs. Herman Frotz aiore railway tea) Ay bald MeDougalland Patrick Cullen. } and children, Miss J. Haifee, Mrs. J. B. aaeen ae The former wes fined $2 or 10days and | Rich, son and maid, Mrs. Fisher, Miss “tain will leave 9 - x, Shary e latter $4 or 20 days. Maria Black, Mrs. J. R. Seymour, iykwk. —_——.—— Miss Katie Black, United States Consul Domistoy Day he weather vesterday | Kane, Miss H. Hurry, Mr. Sinnott and was we and disag os and all _ i ster and family, Miss Annie Munroe, picDiCs and sperts arranged for the da H. Smith, C H. Smith, jr., Mre. E. J, a é jad to be put off until a more favorable sey Miss N.C. Me Phail, Miss R. £) oo . ~ eS period, sai ae Crosby, Miss B. Nicholson, C, A. Baker ev we G& a All Liberal Conservatives Del. | bem wife, Moggie _V. McPhee, Mrs. J. / egates are expected to be pre. ||, a — ped Beaton, Miss B. "R sent at the Lyceum (o night, at Mek, ie8 Flora McKinnon, Mise Clemy en d | F.20 o'c.ock. “ pmres Miss Becky Giddings, Mies M. aE ‘| McLeod, Mrs Gammon, Blanch Gammon, Scorr Acr —A meeting of Seott Act | Hthel Bernardetine, Th os. Callaghan. | sunporters i« called atthe Y. M. C.A.thig| From Halifax: Mr. P. Biake, Mr. T. Woman | evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is | Hughes, Missess Hemmings, Miss Aitkens, 4 |} deaired of all friends. _ Important busi- ) Mr. Tracey and wife, Miss Kilpatrick. : | nega, From Hawkesbury: Mr. Morrison. ; Pc cevoneleniome The Halifax left on return this afternoon ¥ Proposes Tue Srorrts to have been held at Sum- | with the following r passengers: John W. v . | merside vester lay bad to be put offon | Gillis, Alex. McPherson, Angus McKin- 4 Qh account of the weather, They will take | non, Thomas Creed, Mra. G@. Lund, Mrs. he she's 1 si q to have a good | P'#* Wednesday I4th iust, The visitors | R. Reid, Heory Blizard, Mrs. Joha Crock- Ter ee he oe to Summe rside yesterday incinded et ett, Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies. f/f pair. idee , WW 100 from Chartottetown, some 40 0f whom | a aa NJ toour s . ye | went up in the spe ‘ial which was in charge Last chance to secure a valuable pro have som handso = kinds | of Conductor Monroe. perty at a bargain by attending the sale of and dandy fitters fhat are agi Willow Grove, residence of 2 aioe tf) +31. glia}. 784 Postroxep.— The tea party to ora Me oe ae mane as $1 $5, $1.50 and 20 on | DAVe beet held at Bedtord yeotmyiny MA} ochueday. » | been postpo ned until tomorrow on . up te > | account of the wet weather The teas}; =— = waa —

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Inn this city on the Ist inst., Michael Delaney in the 65th year of his age. {Funeral from his late residence, Dou-

tended that this year’s shall eclipse thei

all. Father Hogan would iike to see as

Liberal oe Nomination

A meeting of the Liberal the

MARKET HALZG Veinesday. 30th June, Inst,

AT 8 O'CLOCK, P. M.

Srominate Candidates for the forthcom aBlection for the Local Legislature. A. B. WARBURTON, Pmident West Queen’s Libe hon. ane 28—td

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! Our pies are made every : bday, and you alw ays get an 1) ile, mince, or lemon pie for — a cream pie for 12c¢ or 15e, » peanut pie for 15 or 20c, a i: olate pie for 20 or 25c.

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| many of hie fri ids from the city as can| 4~ g al : - Z ; : yias Street, tomorrow morning at 5.40 to O @..c0 ° , . y } ' jen = St. Dunstan’s Cathedra! thence to Roman

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ee NTREAL.— The steamer Bona- VUalhaiic cemetery. | - Bei ar i from Montreal last evening , — about haif-past six with a large freight CONCMY in taking Hood’s Sar- and upwards of 50 bp assengers. She left saparilla, because ‘¢ 100 doses one

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| this afternoon for St. John’s Nild., via} dollar” is peculiar to and true only of

North Svdney, with a full freight which ) ; {

| includes cattle, horses and sheep on deck

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| and produce under deck. Dr. Boyle, _— Simon Grant, Mr. Allan and Miss Har ee | ringtou will be outward passengers. 1 > ‘ | Lapies Aip Sociery.—At the meeting |

Aid Society of the First list Church, held im the Kindergar- on Wednesday of this week the treasurer reported that the net result of ast of Days would be in the vicinity fi of eight hundred dollars. The ladies of ithe society desire to express their gratitude | to the members of the daily press the] } | ;.,dges aud the many other frie nds through | yw hose kind assistance aud generous patro- ,age the Feast of Days was made to . we f eu -cessful.—Ida T. Full, Secretary.

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Conventiexs.—A verv large delegation for the third district ot Queen’s County is in convention today to select candi: lates to oppose the Peters-Cummiskey combip- ation. Fredk. Horne, Esq., is in tle chair and Angus C. McAulay ie-secretary. Messrs. T. A. McLean and Peter McCourt

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Our Dress Goods Mantles and Millinery Departments

hrough all my days I'll sing the praise were unanimously nominated. Of Red Messina Orange ‘ aes : ee ee Cocng Quaff, lads! Laugh, lads! cppose Mersrs, Farquharson, and Wise.| f YOu'll feel so good and cool. Mr. Westscutt of Milton, oocupied the |} TMS L—5 cents a glass secretary. Alexander Horne, Esq. and rege alee frergnreed 1 ie ohnson have accepted. PAAAARAAAAAAAAS AAA a, A CREDIT TO THE CITY There is a prozpect that Dress Stuffs will be sold at very low prices tee and Jackets—Prices on these lines are veer {much depressed “as v tat Tillieery oe ue aa properly bought lines are lines must suffer a very oo price.

worth face value—all other If summer weather should arrive, July should be

BLOUSE

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month. Prices on old stock will rule very low,

signs at new prices.

The markets carefully watched and prices regulated accordingly by

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CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY

Come one and all and

For July is now on

inspect tee largest sale of

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CLOTHING

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PRUWSE BROTHERS,

‘The Wonderful Cheap Men

BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE

J.B. Mac id Stal

Opposite west end Market.

Victoria Cate Great George St.

Scene of attraction during these hot days.

Nice drinks of all kinds to refresh the tired and weary. Nice Lunches,

and cream. JOHN P. JOY

Me | Victoria CAFE Gt. George St.... .

beautitul strawberries

wie a SEE OUR | Fes SEASIDE HOTEL— re oy em St, Kee — Rustico Beach P. E. I. SNAPS | Bowe 8 ae ie ie nine fk Seen +) ene arate tt LADIES OXFORD SHOES FOR 6oc and 8c —AND— i id ’ Opens for the season on July 3rd, Men's Laced Boots tor 980) sou NEWSON & Co. Proprietors. sae Surf and Still Water Bathing! Covered Ball Alley. Croquet and Tennis Grounds, &e. Without doubt the Coach will leave Charlottetown. for the above Hotel, every Tuesday

Thursday and Saturday evening, calling for Guests. Returning Monday

Wednesday, and Friday morning. Trains leave Charlottetown for Hunter River, 6.30 a. m., and 3.30 p. m. Leaves Hunter River for Summerside, 7.28 a. m. & 4, 58 p. m. Leaves Hunter River for Charlottetown 10.43 a. m, & 8,18, p. m. Summerside to Hunter River 8.45 a.m. & 7 p. m.

Trains runon Eastern time, which is an hour slower than local time,

Address all Correspondenee to

JOHN NEWSON & CO.

PROPRIETORS-

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Having Tools.

We have a large stock of the best American Hay Car- riers Forks, Pulleys, Steel Grapples, Rope, Churns, Washers, Wringers, Potato Scufilers, Rakes, !Mowers, Feeders, Road Carts. Road Wagons, Buggies, Harness, etc., ete.

Everything up to-date and fully warranted.

Agencies at all the principal places on the Island. Examine our stock before purchasing.

NE & €66.,

CHARLOTTETOWN