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Local and Uther ftems,

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Tr Pro} 2 “ } weryv ’ ‘ ce ° 2% . . : Ba. howe at it, 1 | Splendid Showing ' ; " ae ef ae Ti £t * . : rlpar , ‘ ” _ VA issdere c Cc ¢co 1¢8 ! a i? > ‘ 6 i} e eo ~ Wy |cleariog w moderate north and west we L Cru ud repicnic cn LTueelay after-, brs HS a We © at © | iWavs Busy Store S Ch ith Regin ent, ¢ a nt { n oO at 2 o clock. bit . © Brigh with the two cits snies, | ee me em > ~as m gh t |panie ss + > Th Re , wel 8 ed at Victoria Parl siiviien Tus Cawpaxa.—The Campana arrired | 34 : ee Re Y \W ANTED © ann oo et } e i pet ! ' if a AarK Veal aa ; : ‘ . . . ‘ | oo rel Smat OY 43 Aapprectice ‘ re fiv lock rt it — P} by Lier Co] Wilson, RC Onehec von five oclock tble morning, with ws 0 Tur EXAMINER To) Pr : | D, th A guevec, i : 2 ; 7 ment : : > eps i r ct x 4 most thorough one gCOd freight and about fifty pas: eugere, |S } 1 - ” . } > g : i y Lb re veri , _— see n . LOOF Wildey Lodve N tions ,erlendid ma At tbe close} ae Harirax Boat.— The steamer City Fr | we 4 MCCS oft spect \ aceq | Of Ghent arrived from Halifax via inter-| £ Inst A f I Cx | x ¢ I ; ones ‘ : ; ‘ : ; medinzte ris tbh's moro: é lt eigat | is requested, Important bus g re ee : . . } t} i } S } : Owing made in battalion and company | °COS- She Srougal the Usual genera: | 5 4 &, a ¥ \ sligl : : drili and with the big guns. | Ja' ro She will eave on reiurn thi He] S N ee ee ee The <flicers of the Regiment speak in | £*@U'Da- Her outward cargo will inclu ‘e " 1 re : . ide 6 : vompapys % tl ! st terms of the work performe i 100 barrels of pork for the West Indie suse i i ‘ ’ 1 he ’ ” ATs, 5 ; n ¢ -> <qauumee sflerncon | ain se i , ' vrs He Ss] ’ R C Bis Q 1e¢bec, who has ppea y Me —— ee R tenbu - ' qu ck y ies m ; been regimental instructor during the | *#¢ He Usual geueral fre gar. ; - Cainy ; . : : Rey ) {} SS oP s : Pine big cun chootis s taking nlace a FISHERMEN ScuFrer.—The lobster fi-h r | ' ™ Mo Reger? mettiveg of Lede ler. 3 ak Sa nien On the norty shore Lave agaio suffered ' ; | Wa Lag e Lodge Oolght { I r lay) in a oe : es day; but the t eavy rain asin cae fk 1é i" rmer aa - i i s Wright’s hall at& o’cloc! re ase wil probably interfere somewhat with this | (oY, “C'™ he ae an Cee ek ce an | Oe ee | “fridays storm 80 broke up the traps tuat I. mA . ae ted to attend. Conferring |} The various companies of the 82nd | “° learn of many who ave comuvelied to Of s€cond d*vree . ’ : — ‘ - - » | absense — for tha ceac ‘ e » oun ee jini Battelion were also aspected in company |” uc dowau for tha seasoa, not havin rca et } on ; / » ent or om . . @ Pande i ee aes i drill yesterday, [The inspection was | © ent traps to further pireue ops Tatioas, \ | James McAdam, at Villace Gree oe 3 conducted by the District Officer | I a en agit ony tes “8 a - . -- . ° . “ = , : ’ in . = : eifad are s.r mn wild Tuk 70 trap Ladies’ White Linen (Cy]-! destroyed by fire on Wednesday, together | rere ling, mon % ve 1 _— - : - pee Se a " a | therough. 18 various evolutions a o “oe . - « | witb all it contents. The l 8S 18 about i RavcixG ae a : lars, sizes 12 inch tol5 inch, $1,000 Lightning caueed the fire | were cleverly performed, and the inepect- | | an a "t t Ssdien i nD ‘adi é U 1 a ; Ix ; : is | ing cffiicer waswell pleased. The Bat- does my cing ce ee ee Ir mie: NM slin an sil in end- - fas he enid a : last. The 219 class was woa by Keno L, | : ‘ ‘ . Tue Rivte.—The third League Match | ‘4/102, be éaid, was never in s better con~ Arclight, second, Nc!lie Eaton, third { f Blac ‘ atin takes place on Kensington range to- | dition than it is at present. Scesttt Misel daak Wks we oe > ; ' Pp : gton g O-mor-~ “-peemens 'p , : | Special Blend fourth. The best time was é ess Varie ‘ ° row. We notice by the Militia Gazette that peaty ee are to be congratulated 2.23. lathe 2.23 clase, Clayson got first a : ed _" .¢ ,e St . ioe a Oa 2 2.2: . avi y ¢ ce ( otton, Linen | the Kogineers’ first team stands well up so upon tLe splended showing mada. money. Pilot Wilkea, was seevod, Jack : far,and ifthevy mavage to keep this record | —— By en third, aad Row Wi kes ail 4 I d Silk ‘ vk | they will have a chance to win one of the | ! ae nr, oe ere fourth he 18 an Le l ac | re. or ae . ; 7 a Oe ee PERSONAL. Ciayeds Was &X 4 i (h@ firot bh at Wika 4 eT ee VaR) przes, = wasdonein 221?,and then took three enetRieneine qf Stra'ght heats, the vest time being 221}. QO Another lot of Gents’ White | Perice Courr.—David B:ll, for being Mre. Geo. Young and son, of St. John, se ea ad i é — —_ oy sos TD il iy : drunk and disorderly, was thia morning are among the latest arrivals at the Queen A FTER le LAND Ra-z BERRIE3.—A large ¢ » far ad STRAW HATS. | fined $8 or 40 days. Peter McCabe, for | Hotel. number of smail barrels or casks arrived é and HATE fe} ey being crash wad incapable, was fined $1 Major Weyss, of Washington, D. C. | by the Northumberlaed a few evenings ago ¢ y in % : : . \ ery ! Tobb Be 20 daye, and James Hennessey and | was a passenger by the Halifax last even- | from the United Scatee and are being dis- ‘i + aj enjamio Byers, against whom a similar) iug. He will spend several weeks in thie | tributed at various poiats along the line of t Selling Ch a a was preferred, were each fined $2 or | province. railway west. They areto be filled wih ATL SIZES, ALL PRICES iS aye, 7 : ‘é } stu e P J Mre. Nelaon Rattenbury and daughter, raspberries and returoed to the vvwoers. _——- — —— ‘ : . Yr . b OA. B.AccRemember the Orange | Wh bave been visiting Boston, returned to | Judging by the number lauded hereto | M| THE LATEST AND BEST ——_——. Gosia. ie ~ ohllng base Obstet ee &>Z° | Chariottetown Iast evening. They came | Y¢ filled aod reiurned the raspberry crop See our Summer Corsets at 45; tea at Brava'base on the 12th. Special by the Halifax. : will stand thie year io the sam? relatiou tu , me . cheaprates ontne railway. Special at~ ; : this province at the orange cron dogs t and vu cents pals - ees on the grounds, only 100 yarde Mr. Geo, Irving, of Vernon River, who Florida enol — 7 = Cc ; ,. ® . e ca from the station, Preparations are ia pro- has been ~~ the vend ite sr acum Geman : “hi ' « ‘ grees toaccommotate five thousand. The | COavsnilen in Loronto, returaed to Vbar eg ie te f lott i swt eveni-- keTURNED A Corprg, ~The remains 0 committee will spare no pain to make the | 'Ottetown tas Tian : ia — : es oe ; : . [so aged man named Melaneon paszed Outing eojoyab’e to all.—O.B. Wadman, Miss L. J. Allen, of the McLean Hospi- throne Monet Tuesday night for Joz Wholesale and Retail Secy |, Waverly, Mass., is spending | ae bo ae ee ee ee olesale anc etal wecy, tf, tal, Waverly, Mass., is spending her vaca~ | |. Mines N.S.. from Boston accom pan!- - Successors to W. A. Weeks & Co atrocities tion with her parents in Charlottetowe. | &) ae th ee ee ee ae ee | ' » A. . ¥ - ed by the dead man’s twoesoes, who res de Sicxs or THe Times.~-Already thie | She came frem Beston by the Halifax. io Ro tee, Tiina. ethos ead tole a = i | month there bave been twenty-two con- It is understood that on July 12th, | coonection with the old mau’s death. A victions for all offences at the police! pleasing event will becelebrated at the | week or soago he left his home in Jog.

; court.. Of these convictions fifteen were | residence of George Thomp-on, Robie

for drunkenness. Convictions for the | Street. Ais charming dangbter, Gre.ce, whole of the corresponding month of last | will be led to the altar of bymen by Rev. year pumbered twerty-two—ihe exact! J. Hopewell.—Halifax

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gis’s Mines in good health for Bortonona visit to his sons, bui the fates decreed that he should falla victim to asphyxiation beneath bis son’s roof, shortly after bis ar-

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~TH Eo number reached upto date this month. | Herald. rival in Boston. Ii was acase of biowing . | Parexe Rerort.—Below will be found| . The aan ene that “ late Rode~ oe 9 B*s and the old gretlomes who P Ed ty ! a list of patents recently granted to Cana- | TicK Gillie, of Summersiae, left the bu k of ee eft home with a P @- sant Visit riice War dian Segoutare ieiad obese sania of his estate, amouoting to upwards of $5, | in anticipatior, arrived back about a weck , Meeers. Marion & Stonién Rents Attor | 090 for charitable purposes in aseisiing {after his departurea corpse. —Moncior : a cr . a. bene a ly and belpl h - | Times stuns i sis ve . | the poor, needy and elpless of the pro ‘ Island Magazine |: wees! set wekrce, 9 |e commer nt ipso Sap | Boome” oe a abe qo. | he had lived. ue S.S. Halifax arrived in port shade for bicycles; LA Nadeav, Si c ; i a : ; : eT Ath nase d’ ie rille, P Q—P le ips : Mr. Alex C. Peacock has just returned shortly befors seven last might w.ti or vanase d’[bervilie, P Q ole tips; L d Pas ca a ie Sie : .. VOW ON SALE.... A Nadean, St Athanace d’ Iberville, P Q— | toSpence Se tlement trom P. E. Island, | the fol owing passengers :——Mr.Stanley, - — ay | Neck yokes; McIntyr: & Dickinson, New | after un extend val business trip. He pro< Mr. — and wife, Mrs, Keliey, iE : we “ Atall the Booksteres and at) South Wales Colony—Non-refillable bot- | poses moving there toset up business in | Hatch, Miss Bloomer, a. 2 raser, A. r R. H. Mason’s News tlee. Great Britain: Paul F Payson, St the pear future. His many friendsjoin | Hennekar, and'wife, Miss E. Guprn, stand. Hvacinthe. P Q—Knife for skinning ani- | i? Wishing for his best euccess.— Moncton | Mrz. W. A. McInnes, Miss Sobey, Miss | pes pepe pcre youre ures on vmerersap mune anEs ESTING STs mS ES PAS BO eT ; ° | male ; Maynard & Frederick, Campbell | Transcript. Rowe, Miss A. M. Jackson, Mrs. How- re PEPOQO OOD ROD SS SOOO CE SOLES “Abegw —Credied on the Wave — | ford, Oat— Driving mechanism for bicveles | ieee Se sf ard, N. A. Frost, N. J. Caddyhec, F. ' && a | by ' oA tote Selzium: Heari Edmond Casgrain, P Q, SUPREME COURT. E.Cuddyhee, A. E. Malley, W. H. r “> Ts 4 vm a 1}. | ~—Carbnretter; Mollarky & Hongston, | —-+ -— Morehouse, Mrs. Rattenbury Miss | EV NING SHOES The | of St. Kleanors, by Hu . ‘ ee ys tL. yn ’ “ Moutreai, P. Q—Shoe sole sewing ms- | Fripay, July 7. Elli Rattenbury, Miss McDonald, Mrs. | ! a h Where the S lr D lump” by | chine. France ; Mullarky & Hings' r Gen. F. Robinson vs. the British Ameri- 1D. Livir ysione, Mr Nickersou, Miss = RE. S$ ' Montreal ,P Q —Sho- sole sewiog machine. | can Insurance Com pany Thies case ws; Patkr, L. G. Alien, S. W. Goodbue, | a FOR t ADIES 7 AS N y Benjamin D Poul If Payen, St Hyvacinthe, P Q—Koile | concluded last evening when e verdict for | Miss Mary McGrata, Miss Mery Me- |} i= Tert | vy * ee . . for pareniee anirog!s : Geo M Donal tsor i £2960 in favor of the pleintiff was rendered. Grath, Major 7. E. We; ess, Mi i i When we ae [If (Illustrated) | mestvilie. | S—Adjustable perenres pat | On motion of Mr. Stewart the court exten’s | Emma Curloy, Miss Hannah Crawford, AND GENTLEMEN ' , Mar . Ae : Ho tero; Paul Lair, Lothiniere, P Q—Hagine- | td the time for moving fora non-eult in} F, J. Trainor, and wife, Miss Emma | a Paani we a cee’ Olden ‘tea? (2 Fons ome ET | this matier Mr. McLeod, Q. C., acd Mr. | Tram r, Miss Minne Traivor, Ger.| We hav - Seem sot Me i —In a recent interview, "Presi lent mA. McKinnon, for pia ntiff, Stewart, (). Eldsbetr , W. P. Sta les, Miss Chrisiy é e nave a arec asso! t- vy A. Is oo s i : ee len y } a3 + f { :] Lot Tw From | Farm—L, | Kruger eaid: *““We will prove to the | ©. 'o ae = 7 Gillis, Miss Rena Nickerson, Miss|@g Ment Of evening shoes Sipp- J). A _ oe | whole world soon that we will do every- Nel . A _ vs. the > Fitzgerald, Miss Mery Gallant, Muss | ers for ladies and gentlemen. i at th Mate eetbiks isn Re it ba Navigatio c r ction u aed . oa ae ; : i ‘ In Coo ove, by Lawrence W. Watson | thing that. i fair witnin the hoonds ot [Siram Navisation Company. Acton uf | atconittan,'Mee. Gay. Mrec Grye Mics | Q@ They are ande by the best | as casa Me | cen ceeenasmmmtee ce amees |. Cand J. 8, Macdonald for plaiattf;|A80es McDooald, Miss Mrry Mc-/ Rig maker in Canada, J. ard T. | re ; I G ' Par Char a | Haszar', Q. C., and Petere,Q. C.. for Donsid Mis- Mary Kelley, frown Hali- | Beil. vn ( [Ilustration) | SSUSHCEUSQOREMERRAROGUSMREENSRRAR IODINE” | ce iendan t, fax Mr. Wailer snd family [4] J. F. oo ag _ ? ' by thi tarSend 5c for sample copy. = 0 5 is Races oni ns =| cnaercsininalabentemeencieti Chalmers. From Hawksbury E. F. Only th ~— ea of French patent calf is used by this ira, . - EXTRA SHOE ¥Al Ue = | Things to Make a Note of. Mansfield, Mrs. Huriburc, and daugh- and their styles and lasts are correct in every detail. The P. E. Island Magazine, |= E| cake ter. Mrs. King, Mokstiy: gusty (5) 1m Mensa CourtShees <- - « «= $3.00 P. O. BOX 698, = " =! Choi the odis = Rowe ate Sa oe ae . tiie ©: s....8 se SF.00 tg | ie = ’ =| Choir practice of the Ist Methodist |... today. Her passengers were Mrs { . Jonarean + 64.00 { her ottetown, I . E. i J f} a {*} urch al ~ p. m. tonight in Kindergarten re M T ] M M M G atk /Or £ 2% 7 7 oe - ~ " ° : = ‘ { a | Hall rreen, i tay ay ot, Mies J s — ly “ Laced “6 a a ce 85.00 , f aac 13 als moe | Miss McGrath, Thoma: A Collins,| 2 Womens Slippers (very handsome) $2.50, $ 2.75, & $3 7 f O~<B OS SH OO6Q O42 SA 78 & = This Friday and tomorrow Saturday} W A Buchanan, Donald A McKay, | te White Kid Slippers . _ $1 25 oe 3 e| = 0 ges = | evenings will close the Merry-go-rovnd | John Kennedy, F H Martin, Mr aod Mrs > , ey 4 Pon. ’ io ux s= | engagement in Charlottetown for the pre- | Turcoite, Rey Father Fergeoo, Rev Father ES p 9 i) 1s ry | = scent. Come d enjoy ® parting drive. Lelande A D Malley, Mr F R Conroy, | \ ; YOU SHOUL : Si ‘Conctodey raring sve |b Xb Maloy We Come |B - or we on " ‘ wx ————————E Mr H B Potter, Mr Alexander Macdonald, | S47 aa bs ¢ ’ ¢ + Stylish shoes, dur- | When your name is engraved on your!MrRW Bateman, Me RB J Siecl, Joun| A ny GET A PAIR fe My ene, dee ee ere a , = eres: ke = «lee. Weare here to engrave it for you—| » . o | Sr Se aj ; Gis fitting shoes. ss | WW Wellner. 5 : bh —~er Gare —_ OOTS | = , . es; English canvass shoes cheap atJ H | q 3 ’ (= Made from fine Don Bell’e. ‘ Dont 2 ihgenasnamiemeare meoniscon oes como msc ce a 26530 SSE C to anit wee all the ¢ = gola with patent =| —_ eens cucumbers, ——_ : , 0 Bes. : ' on ip. an oth top. S| peaches, basana-, watermelons, pineapples | ¢ Th y ; ready-mades in all the 0 = “ : de I es | and apr les received this morning at Beer | ¢ ea ; : 4 leading lines that I bave 9 5 + joeasiae LNTERE | . | —— ~— < ° om = i. : ' : im stock. a =| Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree says : That q STEED & es ™=/QOne bottle of MINARD’S LINIMENT | 4 : : > ’ Nice looking boots that 0 = Hl = | cured a swelling ofthe gamble joint, and | 4 Because this soap is called : 0 will ¢uu-hend nee ou es ek eee WOOL SOAP ;| «=—s UH GOSD CLOTHING AT REASONABLE PRICES will iit you and aa cost = a = Thos. W. Payne of Bathurst, saved the : That the only thing it ie used : : 0 anything ike you ve been 4 > = | life of a valuable horee that the Vet. bad : ics hes inhabiids wales cla > ' . oe : 7\= =i given up, with a few! bottles of MIN- | $ > ea oe , @ paying. 4 = =| ARD’S LINIMENT. - Y ok never made a bigger ; We have strong claims to your attention, when you contemplate ° ; sak 2\= =| Valuable deposits of iren ore of grect| 4 mistake, = — >| hase of A SUIT OR OVERCOAT, ? If you ve got to get & ? = = thicknese and richness have been discov- | $ . It aga a and can > — Hal - = i , = ered at Dover, Eng. q be used in any and every case §' os , ' . - 4 = pair made, Ican e = is all we ask for = eepeiaain e —!* ; when soap rd eimieadl nd a With a large,choice selection of suitinys,tre #scrings and over ‘oatings. W a ie make them to ¢ = them— : = . ] washing the newly born tu re- >| Mr Sixtus McLellan as cutter, and the best staff of workmen on P. E. Island " ‘ . . . y ' : ; “1 i y 76 . ; te your order to ¢\= See them in our [ Hospital Concert ; moving the erosions of time from > for good solid tailoring we can t be beat. ced - ; = i > ; e\s windcw. = AND— 7 an Egyptian mummy. > 1 : . 4 = give you the §/& z bs |S cakes in a bes Our Furnishing Department | , 2 : . = = ‘ stig ; P , e -- best satisfaction 9 & —sk— =| ENTERTAINMENT [3 Price loc a box. ee ; ” a= = ny 3 Sole agents for this city. ; See our new shirts, also, = See our new shirts w Pe 4 ; . € Zi M id = R K JOST =| An Ice Cream Concert in aid of the P ; cuffs, ee aor ingmen, sweaters hose and : , Thos. McQuaid 5 z =|E [land Hospital, will be held in the | 3 | gloves and hemdkerchiefs. underclothing L » 4 = = Kindergarten Hall, on Tuesday, llth July | ¢ , ¢ Lewer Queen St. @ = Stamper’s Corner =| next,a:8pm. Programme later, Tick } ; GORDON SMCLE LE © = = | ete 35 cents 7 . Hoot! & Shoe Store. = a | cls o = > $ , i = ¢ 7 ze ¢ AUDOOUEDOOEOUSULESURERESAAEEOESEMEEEBENNE | Tickets at Dodd’s & Ravkin’s. devvvevvvevvyvevevvevvevvrerververy Mens Stylish Outfitters. Sts SOS4 SOSLDOSOS - :