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In shipment just opened and

inspection. \Ve invite you md look over these nr velties 1

’Xew Felis.

Walking and

300 New Hats no .v oii show.

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leak, Golored and

llress Goods and Oloila Gashmeros

ltcurly buyers we have a nice

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of New Hoods

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Gleaned by “Guardian” Report- ers and Correspondents.

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Tll latest llulabla Happenings tlcciirrliig Iii tn llols lllstrlcl.

THE mail train arrived last night

at 11.15.

Carr. R. Maciiituin was a passen-

ger by the Princess yesterday evening.

MR. Fai-:D KNIGHT, of the Salvation

Army, arrived home yesterday evening.

Ri-;v. Gao. MANIFOLD returned yes-

terday evening from a trip to Nova Sco-

lllgli-elass Goods. Ua-

Miz. J. ll. C. ACORN, Pownal, was a

passenger by the Princess yesterday evening.

Mn. Eitxusr Coi‘riN.formerly teacher

in West Kent sohool, has left for Dal- housie College, Halifax. where he is taking an Arts course.

Barons A. Lord. I-Isq.. Inspector of

l-isheries, Wm. McDonald and D. Mc- Donald, of Point Prim, and `iValter Downing, of Stanhope, all confessed to a breach of the lobster fishery regula- tions.

S'r..\.\'i.i-:i' Bnmoi: D_\ini'ixG Co.. have

sold their July and .August make of cheese to Czirvell Bros. The price ob- tained is Tlf cents for the two months make. The cheese are being delivered in town io-day.-Examiner.

To-Monnow, the Secretary of the

Railw:i.y1nen`s Christian Association,will preach in Grace church in the morning. and the Pastor will reach at the eve-

Sunday School Convention recently held

tended as a delegate.

REFERRING to the fact that the

Massey Harris trophy was not compet- ed for at the sports on Thursday, Mr. Powers, agent of the company, has shown the GUARDIAN' the rules govern- ing the annual competition for the

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irgmdlhg Grocery Stores 0% " ' ui “Halifax for the past two B* ey My it is equal to "- g. W the market. In - ::\’0d\lce it here, the manu

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trophy, the second rule being as fol-

to look Over our new -lows :__-‘No contest. to takeplace unless

each province is represented by at least one club.” As this condition was not complied with the company would not allow thetrophy to be competed for. Mr. Powers says that whether th tro h will be in the 'contest of Wed-

_ e A P Y _ nesday evening next. will depend upon

whether the other' provinces are repre- sented or not.

MR. AND MRS. Jas. BULPIT, of

Springfield, Ill nois, are at present visit- ing friends on the Island. Mr. Bulpit is a native of Tryon in this province and' has been in the United States for about 50 years. Sixteen years ago they paid a similar visit here. Great as had been the changes during ~his first ab- sence of 34 years, Mr. Bulpit thinks the progress made during the past 16 years is very marked. Mr. Bulpit has ac-p qulred wdalth as a farmer and stock- raiser in Illinois, and is much interested in agricultural pursuits in this his na- tive country. He has paid a visit to Mr. Alex. Roberlsoirs celebrated “Inkei'maii" farm and orchard, and is taking away with him samples of fruits. roots and cereals to place on exhibiiion in Springfield. Mr. Bulpit. while in the city, is the guest of his sister. Mis. Ed- ward liolu-r son, of Grafton Street east. He has one broiher residing rn ihe ls- lind. Mr. Thomas Bulpigof Roseneath near ifarsiigan. l‘a'riol.

P

ning service, dealing with the \Vorld’s ii

in London, England, and which he at-i

night.

MR.L.E. Paowss wasa passenger by

the mail special last night. _

PRoGR.p'| of Mrs. Kent’s recital will

_appear in this paper Monday.

Ma. T. J. Dii.LoN arrived home last

.I night from a business trip to the other ,Provinces

L SENATOR Fsnensois leaves Monday ‘ morning for the S: John and Halifax exhibitions.

° Rav. J. G. McGii.LivRaY,Lunenburg, N. S. will preach in Zion church at both services tomorrow.

Tici~:i.~:'rs and plan of the Opera House

, for Mrs. Kent’s recital at Dodd’s and Rankin’s to-morrow. 36 and 25 cents.

Tm; boys and girls interested in the

distribution of temperance literature in Charlottetown are requested to meet in the Y. M. C. A. Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

MR. Tiaouas C. ALLEN of the firm of

N. C. Allen & Co., Halifax, who has T combined business with pleasure on a trip to the city, leaves for home this morning.

races. From every part of the province comes word that crowds will be in at- tendance, The cavalry exercises will be a marvel for thousands.

Sizvi-:RAL horses arrived last night to

compete in the races here on the 14th and 15th inst. These races promise to be the best ever held in Charlotte- town and the admission is only 25 cis.

A i'L`i:'i‘HrjR meeting of the “Sunday

School rally” cuniniiitee, will be held in the First Methodist school room, Sun- day, llili inst , at 4 p. ni. Important business. All city Sunday schools are urgently requested to send representa- `i llVBS.

l i Toxiulir and tomorrow Brigadier Margetts, the travelling representative of Commissioner Eva Booth, will con- duct special meetings in the local Salva- tion Army barracks. A public recep- tion will be given the Brigadier tonight. ex-Mayor Dawson in the chair.

THE "Sunday School rally” commit-

‘tee which met in the Baptist school room, Siiiidav. at 3.45, is notified that a further meeting will be held in the .First Methodist school room, Sunday,

11th inst.. at4 p. m. Representatives, .fr ' 1lSu da Schools are ur entl

fwould have founda pitiahle case for investigation. It was that of a horse ‘attached to a buggy. brought over in li the steamer, whose breast was a raw *and corrupt mass of flesh. His ankles were in a like condition, rendering it downright cruelty to drive him. And lyet a lady heldihe reins.

STIPENDIARY H. J. Pa1.iiii~:it and Pro-

secutor Brown are doing admirable 'work in the enforcement of the Scott 1 Act. Besides a number of convictions recently published, Leonard Meek, of Cavendish, has been fined $50 and costs; Thomas Meek, for selling gt the . Orange Tea $50. and costs, and Cathe- . rine McKenna, a notorious character at Mt. Stewart, has been lodged in ja‘l

THE GUARDIAN takes pleasure in

clipping the following from the Mon- ‘treal Star:-Dr. R. B. Shaw, formerly .resident Gynaecologist to the Royal }Victoria Hospital. who liao re-.u spend- ling a few weeks iii the city, left 1-is-t evening for Cliarloiti-town, l.’. E. l., iwliere he iiitcnils to locate. llc was l a general favourite while in thc hospi- , tal and his iiiiiuv friends uri: pleased to lsee him iesoredio health and wi.-ii

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Our tirst instalment of foreign

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MR. T. A. Mcl.i-:ni arrived home lasti

READ the list of entries for the coming"

Coisnucron Urnau, of Halifax. To.

morrow afternoon and evening.

Miss Mimmi: Moons, P. E. 1. has

joined Miss Jeeves’ vocal school in St.

Jeeves as accompanist. “These young

‘ladies are sure to succeed, judging by

their excellent work as pupils at Mi. Allison last year.-Saekville Post.

Evaseausric.-Conductor Upham,

travelling secretary of the R. M. C. A., will hold meetings tomorrow as fol-

lows: Sunday afternoon at_ 3.45 in \Vrigh’s Hall; Sunday evening at 7 ’l k ' K ' Hall- '

Campbell, Kinross;J. C. Harlow. Am- herst; Angus M. M_cLeod, New York; Jas. E. Anderson, Toronto; L. T. Hol- land. St, John; J. R. Clemans, Bow- manville,Unt.; Dr Honeywell, Master W. B. Honeywell. Hunter River; Miss

manville, Ont.

HON. P. BLAKE, of Charlottetown, is

at the Halifax. He came over with his

Sacred Heart. Mr. Blake has many friends in Halifax, /who are pleased to see him looking so well. He was on the platform at Sir Charles’ meeting last evening.-Chronicle.

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:ire nearly all gone.--Rev.}Mr. Keefer lectured here in the hall last nicht on

The lecturer showed plainly that “Pro- hibition prohibits.” .lt was also demon strated that Prohibition would have very little effect on the revenue.

Smith, of Sambro. She was bound home from Norah Bay with a good fare and was running for Canso. on August 28th. When off East Point she sprang aleak. The water gained so rapidly that the crew were obliged to take to a dory and the schooner went down shortly after being abandoned. The men were

picked up by the schooner Baleka of the same town and were landed here yester-

'day by that vessel. The E. J .Smith was

a schooner of 11 tons and was built at Sambro in 1882. Wm. McC. Boak. of Halifax, is her registered owner. -

a son of Mr. John A. McLeod of Mount Buchanan. 'Young McLeod was one of many Canadians who took part in the late war in Cuba. He enlisted as a volunteer in the 71st Regiment of New

York Volunteers and went with the first expediiion to Santiago where the 71st was constantly engaged in the thick of the fighting down to the time of the surrender. Among oiher . duties this regiment was sent to the assistance of the Rough, Riders at the time they were ambushed at the bevinninv of the invasion. From 1st July till the 10th ot August he was with his regiment at Santiago. He left Cuba on the 10th of August on a transport and arrived with the regiment at Montauk Point, Leng Island, on the 16th. \Vhile in Cuba Mr. McLeod was for a short iiinc in- valifled with Malarial fever. lli- i-i still looking rather pale but is apparent-

for his pliicky venture ainiivigsi the bull-1s.i=oii»-. of which hiippt-ni-fl to

Leod reoi.-ti-red at the Queen and re-

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CARDiGAN sores.-Harvesting is at -

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We have a great variety in stock at present in all the latest designs in Birch, Ash, Elm, Oak' and ' Walnut,- and `

all prices, viz:

$5l, $71-, $8l, $10, $12, $15 and Sie; -p I

Out of'this lot you can surely find something to p Ill, you. Ask to see our`$8.50 Rack. It’s a beauty. WG » - are always pleased to see you and will be glad to show'

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been on the wharf last. night sho-rtly af. 'years a rehident of New York, ii ii i "Ti/i\i"i';i' - 1 _ - ter the arrival of the Princess they|teturned to this city on Thursday even- if' r , "

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