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The Procession, and Grand Spectacle at the Palace.
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Excursion for the Visiting Prelates.
THR RECEPTION,
Tux following ladies and gentlemen were presented to the Lord Bishops of Charlotte- town and Chatham and the visiting prelates yesterday in the grand salon of the Palace
between l and 2 o'clock :—
Alley, Judge.
Brecken, Hon. F.
Beer, Henry (Mayor). Broyderick, P. F., Halifax. Beaton, Mrs. C. S. Brenan, Mrs.
Burke, Jas., Esq., Georgetown. Burke, John.
Bell, C.
Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Connor, J., St. John. Campbell, Mr.
Caven, Mr. and Mrs. Caven, Miss L.
Conroy, Mrs. Dr. Campbell, Hon. W. Dawson, W. E.
Davies, Hon. D.
Davies, L, H.
Davis, J. J.
DesBrisay, W. C.
Doyle, Mr.
Ferguson, Hon. D. Forristal, John.
Fraser, Mrs.
Foley T.
Gray, Horace J., Boston. Gahan, Mrs*J. T.
Gray, Miss F. J.
Gillis, V. 8.
Haviland, ex-Governor. Howlan, Senator and lady. Haszard, Horace.
Hughes, Mr.*and Mrs. John. tiunt, R. Summerside. Kelly, Miss Constance. Kelly, Miss. Kelly, Jadge. . Keim, U. S. Consuh
Lord, A.
Longworth, Henry. McDonald, Lieut.-Gov., and kady. Montgomery, D., Supt. Education. MeLeod, D. C.
McDonald, Hon. A. J. McDonald, A. E.
McNeill, A.
Mclaasae, J.
McEachen, Mr. John. McDonald, J. 8.
McLeod, Dr.
McLeod, George.
McLeod, Hon. Neil. Mason, J. D., and la‘y. Macgowan, J.
Mclsaac, Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin, D. C.
Mitchell, F.
McKenna, J. A.
McGrath, Wm.
Mullin, J. T.
McDonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Miss N. Newbery, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton. Newbery, Mrs.
(Neal, Mr.
Panchand, A, J.
Peake, Mr.
Palmer, H. V.
Palmer, H. J.
Pollard, J. B.
Pope, Miss
Pope, Percy.
Quirk, Mrs. J.
Qairk, Miss.
Quirk, Alfred,
Richards, J. W.
tankin, C. D.
Robertson, J. F.
teddin, Jadge and lady. Reddin, D. O. M., Jr. Reddin, R.
Reddin, James.
Reddin, J. H.
Suilivan, Premier and lady. Taylor, Dr. Warburton, A. B.
Watson, L. W.
Walker, Mrs.
Wilkinson, Mrs.
Yeo, Hon, Joh.
Yeo, James.
Father Barke informs us that many others were presented without cards, whose names have escaped his memory.
THE BANQUET.
Yesterday, «t a quarter to three o’clock, the visiting prelates, clergy and a number of leading citizans were conveyed by special train to St. Dunstan’s College, where a grand banquet was given by His Lordship, Bishop Mclotyre. The banquet was held in the spacious hall of the College which was decorated for the occasion. On the western aside of the hall— the head of the festive board— was a beautiful white satin banner trimmed with goki, bearing the insignia of the Episcopacy, and the motto, *‘ Tot Anni; Tot Coron.” To the right and left of the banner were bannereties bearing the arms of their Lordships of Charlottetown and Chatham. Above, in semi-circular scroll. were the words ‘* Welcome,” ‘ Welcome, ’ while the whole was surmounted by a large ““XXV,” neatly worked in evergreens. The sides of the Hall were tastefully trimmed with evergreen,and flowers, and bore scrolls with dates of the interesting events in the lives of the Mgrs. McIntyre and Rogers, as well as the words ‘‘Health,” ‘‘Happi- ness’ and ‘*Prosperity.” In the centre of the eastern wa!l of the hall was a beautiful worked scroll, ‘Silver Jubilee.” To the right and left were portraits of Bishop Me- Intyre and Rogers, and in each corner were bannerr, (1)-having the inscriptions, ‘‘The Honor of the people,” (2) “God Bless their Pastorate.” The tables were magnificiently laid and cheerfully relieved with flowers, aud when the guests—a list of whom we
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the festival hall presented an enlivened and beautiful appearanc’. —
Alley, Judge.
Archambault, Rev. L. M., Quebec.
Arsenault, Hon. J. O. '
Allard, Rev. Father, Chatham.
Aubry, Rev. Father, Montreal.
Boudreault, Rev. C., Magdalenes.
Beer, Henry, Mayor.
Byrne, Jas, Erq , Charlottetown.
Biggs, Rev. Father, Halifax.
Bonneau, Rev. Father, Quebec.
Brecken, Hon. F.
Burns, Hon. Stewart.
Burke, Rev. Father.
Blake, P., Esq., M. P. P.
Berube, Rev. Father, Ottawa,
Boudreanit, Rev. 8.
Balderston, Hon. J.
Boyd, Rev. Father.
Broderick, Mr. Halifax.
Carberry, Rt. Rev., Hamilton, Ont.
Cameron, Rt. Rev. Bishop, Arichat.
Carmody, Rey. Father.
Campbell, Hon, W.
Chisholm, Rev. J, N.S.
Chaisson, Rev. Father.
Corbett, Rev. J.
Cavern, Professor.
Conroy, Dr.
Duhamel, Rt.-Rev., Bishop of Ottawa.
Doyle, Rev. Fr.
Doucette, Rev., Paris.
DeFinance, Rev. Fr. Magdalenes.
Dawson, W. E., Esq.
Davies, L. H., Esq.
Demerais, Mr, Torontuv.
Fabre, Rt.-Rev, Bishop, Montreal.
Ferguson. Hon. D.
Gagnon, Rev. Fr. Que.
Gillis, Rev. D. J.
Gallant, Fr.
Hamel, Very Rev., Rector, Laval, Que.
Haviland, ex-Governor.
Howlan, Senator.
Haythorne, Senator.
Hackett, E. J., Esq., M. P.
Hebert, Rev. O., Magdolenes.
Keim, American Consul,
Kelly, Judge.
Lynch, Most Rev. Archbishop.
Langevin, Very Rev. Mr. Rimouski, Que.
Lefurgey, Hon. J. '
Lacasse, Pere, N. W. T.
Longworth, High Sheriff, Queens.
Macdonald, Lieut. Governor.
McDonald, Right Rev. Bishop of Harbor Grace.
McDonald, Very Rev. D.
McDonald, Very Rev. James.
McDonald, Hon. Speaker.
McDonald, Hon. A. J., Georgetown.
McDonald, Rev. Fr. Angus,
McDonald, Ronald, Ksq., Summerside.
MeLeod, Hon. Neil.
McDonald, Rev. J. L., Campbelltcn, N.B
McDonald, Rev. Ir. Dougald.
McDonald, Rev. J.
McPhee, Rev. R. P.
McDonald, Rev. D. F.
Michaud, Rev. Fr., Buctouche, N. B:
McDonald, Rev. Gregory.
McDonald, Rev. Fr. Laughlin,
McDonald, Rev. Fr. J. AB.
MeDonald, Rev. Rodk,, Pictou, N. 8.
McLeod, Dr.
McLean, Mr. Jos,
McMillan, Mr. Johm
McDonald,’J. J.
McDonnell, Fr. A., 8. J.
McDonald, A. C., Exq.,.M. P.
McQuaid, Patrick. ;
MeMillan, Rev. M.
McDonald, Rev. A.
McDonald, Rey. C.
Mclntyre, Dr.
Montgomery, D., Esq., Supt. Education.
MeNeill, Archd.. Esq.
Murphy, Rev. John, Halifax.
McPhee, Fr. Pius.
Nolin, Rev. Father, Ottawa.
O’Brien, Archbishop.
O'Mahoney, Rt. Rov., Bishop, Toronto.
Onillet, Rev. Superior, Quebec.
O'Donnell, Rev, Canon.
Power, Rt. Rev., Bishop St. John’s, Nfld.
Power, Mgr., V. G. Halifax.
Phelan, Rev. Father Jas.
Perry, Hon. 8. F.
Phelan, Father William.
Phelan, Father Stephen.
Picotte, Rev. Father.
Painghand, J. B,, Esq., Magdalene.
Rogers, Rt. Rev. Dr., Chatham.
Reddin, Judge.
Rouxel, Rev. Father, S. 8., Montreal.
Renaud, Rov. Father, Memrancook, N.B.
Reddin, Jas. Esq.
Sweeney,Rt. Rev. Bishop,St. John,N.B.
Sears, Mgr., Pt. Apostolic, Western Nfld.
Sullivan, Hon. Premier.
‘Taschereau, Most Rev. Archbishop, Qe.
Temple, Rev. Father, C.SS.R.,St John.
Yon Blerk, Rev. Father.
Walsh, Very Rev. Father, Harbor Grace.
Walker, Rev. Father.
Walsh, Rev. Father, St. John, N. B.
Yeo, Hon. John.
Yeo, Jas., Esq., M. P.
The menw was varied, extensive, and most excellent, reflecting great credit on Mr. Croker, of Halifax, who superintended the arrangements of the banquet.
When it had been discussed to the satis- faction of all present, His Honor Lieutenant Governor Macdonald arose, and after con- gratulating their Lorhships Bishops Mc- Intyre and Rogers on attaining the 25th anniversary of their consecration, and paying a high tribute to the charac'er of Bishop McIntyre, proposed the health of their Lordships. It is needless to say it was enthusiastically honored.
His Lordship Bishop McIntyre was re- ceived with prolonged applause. In re- sponding, he said he felt grateful for the cheerful and hearty manner in which they drank his health. When he looked around and saw eo many who have come thou- sands of miles to assist at the celebra- tion, he felt most grateful. Some of these were his professors, some his schoolmates, some his companions, but all his friends. He could not find worda to express his gratitude to all. There are, he said, certain times that one becomes embar- rassed and unable to find words to express his ideas. This, with him, was such an occasion. Words failed him to express thg deep sense of gratitude he felt for the honor bestowed on him by the visiting prelates and pe:ple. With reference to the works he had performed during his term of the episcopacy he said he could only ssy that had he not the co-operation of the people who dearly loved the Church he would not have been so successful. The people have gencrously co-operated with him, and when he looked back and saw how heartil and generously they responded to his rd quests, he could not wonder at the work performed. His Lordship concluded by thanking them heartily ‘for the toast to his
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health, and wishing them health, happiness
and prosperity, His hordship Bishop Rogers returned
thanks for the toast, and expressed his}.
heartfelt thanks to His Lordship Bishop McIntyre for his kindness in permitting him to take part in this grand celebration. He referred to the many visits he made _ to Prince Edward Island since he was con secrated Bishop. These visits, he said, were most beneficial to him, andhe always returned home with renewed energy to continue the work of his diocese. The im- provements made in Chatham were, he said, in a great measure owing to ihe kind advice of His Lordship the Bishop of Charlottetown, whose ex- ample in every respect he (Bishop Rogers) always endeavored to emulate. After re- ferring to Bishop MclIntyre’s successful administration, the growth of St. Dunstan's College, and expressing his delight at seeing 80 many distinguished prelates present, he concluded by proposing the health of ‘‘Our Guests.”
Hon. W. W. Sullivan responded in a brief speech, After referring to the many noble works of His Lordship, and to the honor conferred by the visit of so many distinguished prelates, he said he would be delighted to see them not every twenty- five years, for that was a long period of time, but every vear, in the summer season, We had, he eaid. as fertile and beautiful a country as in any part of the Dominion. He closed by hoping that their Lordships would enjoy bealth and happiness and live long enough to celebrate their Golden Jubilee.
His Graco Archbishop Tachereau 8; ok in French. He said, as a representative of the Mother Church of Canada, he had great pleasure in being present at the cele- bration. At one time Quebec extended her sway, not only up and down the St. Lawrence, but also away down the Miss- issippi, and now, when Bishoprics have sprung up all around, he came as it were from the Mother to hail the success of a worthy daughter of the Mother Church. He tendered his hearty congratulations to their Lordships Bishop McIntyre and Rug- ers, and wished them health and pros- perity.
His Grace Archbishop Lynch, after o few good humored and witty remarks,spoke of the beauty and fertility of the Island. Don’t ask for emigration, he said, keep all your lands for your posterity. Then your institutions will be your own; you will, as at present, have your own Governor born on the Island,and your own Bishop. His Grace said he was going away with a splendid opinion of the Island, He often heard of it, but never thought it was so boautiful. You, have, he said, a spk ndid country, and a most hospitable people. <A gentie- man at one time was describing Uleaven. He was from Kentucky, and after exhaust- ing his descriptive powers, he concluded by saying it was a ‘* Kentucky of a Heaven.” Prince Edward Island was as much like Ireland, His Grace said, as any part of the world he ever saw, and he would therefore centent himself with calling it an ‘‘irelend of an Island.”
His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax rejoiced to see the eslebration so success- ful, and expro’sed his happiness at seeing the hearty manner in which the clergy and laity joined to do honor to His Lordship.
His Lordship Bishop Power, of St. John’s, Newfoundland, after a few good-’ natured remarks, in which he expressed his desire to see the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland confederated, expressed his happiness at being present at the celebra- tion, and congratulated their Lordships on attaining the 25th anniversary of the Epis- copate. His Lordship then referzed to the beauty and verdure of the Island, compar- ing it with [reland, and concluded by hoping he would live and enjoy heaith to attend the Golden Jubilee of their Lord. ships, twenty-five years hence.
The dinner was concluded at 7 o'clock, and the guests of His Lordship returned to the city at 7.30 o'clock by special train.
THE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION,
The members of the Benevolent Irish Society and the young men of the Catholic Literary Union met at 7 o'clock, in St. Patrick’s Hall, in regalia, and headed by the City Cornet Band, marched in proces- sion to Hillsborough Square, where they were joined by the members of St. Dun- stan’s congregation, headed by the Band cf the 82nd Battalion. The procession started from Hillsborough Square at 8 o’clock, and marched up Hillsborough street to Kent street, down Kent street to Pownal street, down Pownal street to Water street, up Water street to Queen street, up Queen streot to Richmond street, down Richmond street to Weymouth street, down Wey- mouth street to Water street, up Water street to Great George street, to the Bishop’s Palace.
On arrival of the procession at the palace the gcene was one of unrivalled brilliancy. The Episcopal residence and the Cathederal were illuminated. {The Papal Standard floated above the cap, and on its every available point, dormar win- dows, and roof of tho palace were flags of various nations. Surrounding the centre of the palace were a string of picturesque Chinese lanterns, while colored lights hung from the corners of the edifice to the ground. A grand display of fireworks was in progress, and as the procession drew up and halted in front of the Episcopal resid- ence, and the venerable Bishop and visiting prelates tame forward to greet them, the scene beggared description.
The members of the Irish Society and Literary Union massed themselves at the foot of the great front stairway that graces the general entrance. Thousands of per- sons crowded che streets outside the rail- ings. The processionists having grounded their torches, Bishop McIntyre addressed them, expressing in his happy manner the deep feeling of gratitude which he felt <or all they had done in making the day’s cele- bration such a complete success. Le was thankful fur the honor they had done him, and, through him, the religion they all loved so well. Bishop McIntyre was fol- lowed by the Lord Bishop of Ottawa, the Bishop of Montreal, the Bishop of St. John and Archbishop O’Brien, who praised the enterprise and generosity of the people, and assured them that the efforts they put forth in preparing and carrying out so splendid a demonstration, were more than creditabie to the Catholics of P. E. Island.
THE ILLUMINATIONS. |
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THY EXUURSION.
At 10 o’clock this morning the visiting prelates and clergy, accompanied by His Lordship and a large number of our Island priests and several gentlemen of the con- gregation er joyed a boautiful exoursion up the Hillsborough and West Rivers, and out the harbor as far as the Bell Buoy off Point Prim. Tho weather was most favorable, and the strangers were lavish in their praises of the beauties of our Island. At 1.30 p i. the Heather Belle returned to Charlottetown when all repaired to the Palace for luncheon.
HIS LORDSHIP’S PRESENTS.
His Lordship was the recipient of many beautiful and costly presents, among which was asilver missle-stand, presented by the Society of the Holy Family, and a silver chaplet and engraved case from that of St, Joseph’s, were very much admired. A beantiful present was also the silver urn of the Mother General of the Congregation de Notre Dame.
S.S. ‘CLIFTON’
I3 INTENDED TO SAIL FROM
Cherlpttetown for London ABOUT THE Sth SEPPEMBER,
carrying lobsters, live stock, grain and other produce at current rates.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE London fer Charlottetown ABOUT TH! 26th SEPTEMBER.
Importers should patronize the direct line
Rates of lreight Moderate,
For Freight or Passage apply in London to Stewart Bros,, 3 Fen Court, London ; in Mira- michi to R, A, & J. Stewart, or here to
FENTON T. NEWRER?. Agent Ch'town, August 13, 1883.
CARD.
# 71S KORDSHIP, the Bishep of Char- lottetown, returns his most sinccre
thanks to the General Demonstration Com- mittee, to the Catholics of the Island, and ai} others who have contributed so generously tuwards making the demonstration of yestc.- day the grand success it was.
By order,
FATHER BURKE,
Secretary,
Ch’town, August 13th, ’85.
WANTS, LOST, FOUN, &. Sone genet oanecigenensteeecaete ana niaaalerooentareapneeas Wa good plain Cook and s Housemaid, Apply to R. R. Fitz- augl3 Gi
i CHOONER ‘‘Confederate,” in good order,
and now running between Pictou and
“harlottetown, will be Sold by Auction, at
Pownal Wharf, on Wednesday, 19th August,
at 12 o clock, noon, Apply to Capt. Walpole. augl3 3i wkli pd
ANTED—A good Cook. Apply to Mrs, Rayden, West Street. augl3 3i
Wee purchas, a Piecé of land, about 45 feet by 100 feet. Address P, . Bcx 32, stating situation, size and price, augl2
Gerald.
j OARDERS WANTED — Three male boarders can be accommodated with board in a pleasant part of the city, by apply- ing to William Praught, corner Queen and Baytield streets, augl2 6i O%T, at the St, James’ Church Picnic, on Wednesday last, a Gold Chain and Locket. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Tne Examiner office. augll
TEYO RENT—A desirable Grafton Street. once,
residence on Apply at this cflice at aug 10
| OST—Lady’s plain, gold Wedding Ring, 4 Caledonia day. The finder will be suit- ably rewarded by returning the sante to this office. aug 10
qvVOR SALE—Ono very superior, No. 12, central-fire Gun, with all modern im- provements; also, gn case, tin cartridge box, and a lot of brass shells, with loading appa- ratus ; cvst $60, will be sold for $37.50. Apply at this office. aug5
hp LET-.The whole or part of Furnished House in a nice locality. Apply at Tae EXAMINER office, aug 4
RS TIERNEY offers to dispose of that Valuable Property fronting on Great George and Euston Streets by private sale. Apply at her residence, jly 17 tf
ARTIES in want of Scantling, can be
supplied with all kinds and sizes at the Mount Stewart Mills. Vrices very low. Geu, Clark, Mount Stewart. jly 15 tf
‘OUSE TO LET—Pleasantly situated on
Prince Street, containing eight rooms ;
rent moderate. Apply to Peake Teck, & Co, jly9 tf
OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Twelve
volumes Illustrated London News, 18
points Fish and Fowl of America, 1 Cata- maran, and 1 Desk. Apply at this office, jy7 tue thu
'g°O LET—The top flat of store at P. G. Fraser's corner. Apply to Dorsey, Goff & Co. jun 24
OUSE TO LET—Containing five reoms, Apply to Jas. A. MoLeod, Spring Park ; jlys OARDERS,—Two or three gentlemen or lady boarders may find comfortable ac- commodation, by applying to Mrs. Willian Kennedy, Brick House, Hillsborough Park. july 7, tf
Road,
a number of buildings on Quéen Square, and privateresidences in the city were’
illuminated in a most artistic manner ; George and Eugton Streets,
FE WO or three Boarders can be-eccommo- j dated at Miss Stewart's, gorner of Gren
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CLEARING
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MACDONALD
\ JILL CLEAR OUT the balance of stock of Straw Hats bal ance of Summer Dress Goods, balance of Summer Prints, balance of Summer Tweeds, Men’s and Boys’ Summer Clothing and Cloths, Summer Underclothing at cost, white and colored Co'ton Shirts, black and colored Cashmeres, Merino, Soleil Cloths. Crapes, Flowers, Feathers, Hosiery and Gloves at
J. B. MACDONALD,
ugust 10—dy wky
SU,Mer Goods!
SHOULING AT
“XTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES FOR CASE
AT THE—
‘PRICES
AUGUST
Found to Clear.
CQhuces Xe reet,
HOUSE!
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; | H DY Anction, THURSDAY, Angusg Lh, | ia at 11 o’clock ;— ’ * "2 39 barrels choice VY. Pan Sugar. 25 * Grocery do, 10. * Refined do. Ordere& for positive sake to close conéiga- |
ment.
A. McNEILL, ; Auctioneer. A ugust 11 : "RA.
GJ ec Et 1G.
M's LUCY CAVEN will resume her | : Musical Classes on the Ist of Septem- | er.
Grafton Street, Aug. 10, ‘85.
PINE BOARDS.
¥ Auction, FRIDAY, August 4th, at 2
o'clock, p. m., on Queen’s Wharf :— 45,000 feet Pine Boards (seasoned) now landing Ex Sch, ‘‘Maggie H.” ‘
A. McNEILL,
Auctioneer. Ch’town, August 11, 1885. —4ins
JUST REGEIVED.
5 casks White Wine Vinegar. 50 half-chests superior Congo Tea 500 ibs. French Coffee, all of which will be sold at cost to close.
—ALSO—
1 Fire-Proof Safe (Tilton & McFarland, makers. )
1 Platform Scales (Fairbanks) 1,200 lbs,
1 Letter Press—all at half price.
WILLIAM DODD. August 11, "85.
SUGAR. Sf. PETERS DOTS’ SUH
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ILL be reopened the FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER, under charge cf 5 gradua‘e of an Fnglish Trajmin College. who holds Highest testimonials ¢reen ee Majesty's Inspectors of the Educational Department. Instrncti»n will be given in English in ell its branches, also in Latir, Greek, Modem Languages, Music and Drawing ss required Further particulars will be publishe’ shortly, Ch’towm, Aug. H, '85—3aw pat tf
NEW LIVERY STABU
HE Subscriber has fitted up the premises on Kent Street, nex’ — the Rocklin House, and has opened a first-cless Livery and Sales “tab!e. Teams will bs furnished at chortest aotive and satisfaction given to customers. H. J. KENNEDY. Ch’town, Ang, 8, ’85—6i eod pd
FOR SALE.
HE Subscriber offers by private Sale that large and commodious Dwelling-house, together with Stable and Coach-house, on Prince Street, at present occupied by himself, Possessioa given by ist October. JOHN HIGGINS. Ch'town, Aug. 5, 85 —union | wk
FLOUR! FLOUR!
47 E have in store a large quantity of W -atent and Superior FLOUR, for sale cheap — Wholesale and Retail. A. HORNE & OO, Upper Qaeen
July 16—law Imo deh L. ARTHUR & COs GHNEFRAL
MASONIC PICNIC
RATLWAY EXCURSION and Basket Picnic will be held at
Cape Traverse,
Bo the Masonic Fratesnity,
On Wednesday, 19th August.
Visitors desiring Tickets can procure them through their Masonic friends,
The Band of the 82nd Battalion will accom pany the excursionists.
A Caterer will be on the grounds with refreshments for those not having baskets.
Amusements will be provided, such as Dancing, Races. Quoits, Skittles, Swings, &c.
A Special Train will leave Charlottetown at 9 a. m, local time.
FARES: From Charlottetown and Return— 1: Cndaren eee seturn—Adults, $1; From Hunter River and Return— Adults . oo Children, 35cts. ; ‘rom Bradalbane and Return —Adu!ts ste; Children 30cts, a ee Children under 5 years—free, ’ Tickets can only be procured from the fol lowing Committ :—
Joun Ross, A, H. MoPurrsox;
Commission Merchants, 12] ATLANTIC AVENUE,
BOSTON, MASS. Egos and Produce a Specialty.
July 15—dly wkly
Bargains in Harthenware Tea Pats, Flower Pets, Milk Dishes, Cream Crocks, Butter Crocks, Bean Pots, Preserve Jars.
Bl REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THE REST PLACE VO BUY
Henry Worvu,
S. W..Crazpe, Chairman
Ch’town, Aug. 8—13 18 wky
A. S. Urguw arr 8. F. Hopeson, Secretary,
K'IBACRIBE for
CALL AND SEE! BEER AND COFF.
THE WERKLY kX . AMINER the host Rape: oe the fglansl-.
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