slippery and finally tke train was brought |

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So SRA Sad Se Gen seals WG: Nd aaah fee, BOO, Se ME amen ements ea Weak ous iw the dhpeming o CGN im for Ball that has ever been brought in one lot to P. K. fsland, ji be brought from the beach after the bugs } ¥!! Ominic Brat, ide second, B attach to hydrant, lay 250 feet, brewk . te ee ae +d bad been eh coccateed ein the train | third and Fleetwood fourth. Time 2.345 {coupling and attach nozzle ready for : ys re I di — . We and we are clearing O at what we h ave on hand to m ake room for it. 4

could proceed. Second Heat.—A good start was effect-| water, time to be taken when the nozzle sana Aik ao auch ~~ a ° = 7 ’ } as s} ‘ ; - ; ed on the fourth score. At the first turn | Strikes the ground perience “aad a theneaah oak &O that Oo ur Clothing Is down how fi om Cc icap to Cc 1eapest. oil Sue Preserveo Mex Moyey.—Mrs, W. | they began to string out, Dominick lead—]| «- The Ritle. lege training ? i B. Garman, of Elkhart, Ind., died recent-| ing, with Billie McKie second, Lady Hilda No. 1 Company, Garrison Artillery, ee “ fa ] estate. A search was | third, and Fleetwood fourth. There was | wi!] meet for drill to-night at 8 o’clock. Sizits at ra - ie

, eaving a iarge wade for money believed to have been the house by Mrs. Garman,

The

secreted about

J o> > ed for her eccentricities

who was not Hilda passed Billie and took second place, Law Courts Building. Every member is Graduates in Pharmacy. result has been the finding of gold and | which she held to the finish. Dominick . :

silver coin to the value of several thousand

dollars carned up in fruit. It is believed

for the rest of the heat winning by several

no change worthy of special mention until after passing the three-quarters, when

won the heat by about three lengths. The judges gave second place to Billie McKie,

as follows ; Three teams to enter, ten men

Ottawa the

There will be a meeting of the team this evening at eight o’clock, in

requested to attend.

PERSONAL.

HOGS BVEVVSOSFHSFE SEVSEEEBOAG

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

A. 8S. JOUNSON, Ph G,

Honor Graduate of the Philadel-

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Men’s Suits, Youths Suits, Boys’ Suits and Children’s prices that have never been lower in the city.

not deceived! . We never allow any to undersell

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THE DAILY EXAMINE HURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1895 4 THE D. EXAMINER . . . - THURS , AUGUST 22, 1895. i ee ‘ ; wt

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1 THR ITEMS TRE WORLD OF SPORT tee and the heat given to Pharoah. G. THE MASSACRE OF CHIRISTIANS i | NAL AND OT: ui ' movant W.i. get third position and Astarte e : Second Day ef Colt Stakes Meeting. fourth. Time 1.554. A despatch from Shanghai aseribes the t Jae oe re started on the : “i a. a ae i Fur S Beer Bros. Promptly at one o’clock, starter Rogers Second Hent z rh ¥. Sees eenen ton the) action of the Chinese officials at Kn Cheng Bae i A ‘ a | “rung up” the firet event on the pro third score _ harach took the lead just lin preventing ihe Briush aud American 1 j T } j 4 i ia aiilittinnell , ette arrived | gramme, the race for four year olds, port- after getting the word andl was ne ee consuls from being present at the examin- x - Roat t ‘ shout three | poned from yesterday. The oflicials were ed throughout, although Dixie Noy les ation of the persons arrested for partici- .5 the same as on the previous day, aud the} dea game fight forthe position, the] pating in the massacre of Christians at i P : ro tr ie | le along the back 5. = track was in good condition. The attend— | '¥° trotting side by sie along the back | that place, to fear on the part of the ’ ee a ee ee ee ia , I dominion cruiser Aber—| ance of spectators was considerably larger stretch. Pharaoh tinished first by a Little authorities that the testimony of the pri- * a & > in ¥ s arrived yesterday | than on the previous day. ‘The Artillery | OY" ® length, w inning the race and _ first! soners will inculpate them. The refusal wand ns i - ll :a

on, al sin a few days. Band was present with a good programme money Dixie Noyles w as second, a » ' of the authorities, the despatci says, shows = ~~ | 4 g % a o _ ie NS kg Aa , P. third, and moteree fourth. Time, 1,414. | the futility of allowing consuls to start on ; J * ae | { e . ages a summar | their mission without the accompaniment ; i val rome Three ea face starte : ‘ i “en : o iu ¥ a I ym = . ane — face i ~ neti Pa Same day and track. One year olds. | of a strong British military escort. As ‘ a 3 es " a a. a aa b a. LY atasu ar i Half-mile “heats, best two in three. Purse | the matter stands the consuls are power =a band are to play Ip the | ea . fe e, Ween <a MerOse le second | $170, divided. Distance waived. less and while the inquiry is a farce pubiic ne i } Position and Matasu on the outsicde send Jronze Chief, 8988 feeling a~ong Europeans in Shanghai ~is W ; ] ] DF ] ls k Tarste . wa fT . a t } First heat—Thev were sent off on the ! ie i: — S aoe 1 Oe. strongly inclined i ard the conv iction ON € wil sel 29 3 ac - Ww ol st . d Suits, 14 swith Jose » . ’ ' d Lady Swift by Vean Sw! Sido =". — aan : , _—_ o io = . fifth score. All three were well together . ) , , hat British Minister OC! ld = . . “Tie i { it is a ld, » first turr re Hi orge Milford Farm, Charlottetown, that British Minister O’Connor shouk le- ] d 1" | ] Tory la aS : : sal alll ; 3 the urst turn, Wg re ae ee (Brown) se... | | | and from China an independent enqufry ~a.® 3 made up an tri ALIN CC in t 1e ve ry ave { 77 ? , | Shead She retained this position uati - “pyr uc ge without delay and also that a powerfal Ad . 7? d ¢ I ld ‘7 D ‘S vi F C 4 For sa A nearing the quarter, when she was passed | Dixie Nosle-, bf, by Bronze Chiet, | iin delay and also thal ® powesfal Men’s. Boys’ and Children’s style, for Fifteen Dollars and Ninety Cents, t - by Parkland, which kept the lead to the wy & wy aa ere ane be atale daanatcdl Pi. ot r +t | : , ; i -_ ” Sl eeealces” tam ee lw -deveral ya Houghton, Charlottetown, ~ ae y - or to Ku-Cheng to protect We bought these e00ds at a time W hen t 4

i al, dy . e on : CHourh'en). a a epsesesennscenedne Ae nT ee ee } . : :

hs in 2.3¢ Montrose passed Hat MOD) ++ « « : 1 ie 1 cd a Tl . : : M aS posses a ; } , — . pie 1G. W. P, be, by William Gorld, d A despatch from Shanghai to the Lon- | Tar < | Le é < , y "1eeS ta [ have great | ®*¢ at about the close of the first half) ny “pilot (2.30)), Harry | don Times confirms the previous reports | ‘the buyer had to sell, and at our Own prices, ii

nd eid second position for the remainder ee ae . r “ 9 o | of the refusal Le « horities to allow | . ° rg’ * ' } Horne, Charlottetown, (Horne)...... 3 3 | CHE TECENAL OF TRE SULnoritn 3 . » oT j ay i 2 suai—~sb , | a war. | oF the heat. heentom| Atari te Belkaicer, Lady» | the consula to attend the examination of | @ hence our big offer, erms as usual—sSpot i = = Second heat—They got a good send-off] O° ST? 8 8 : y fea | the Kuchene prisoners. and adds that 7 . : i . ; cs Crayton, by Crayton, A N Large, - sucneng prisoners, and a Cc . I + r ~ »AcTNTreaA nee ; a Sanne ou the third score. : At the first turp Charlottetown, (McKeona)........... 4 4 | Chinese officials have been most offensive- | ash, slave 5 oul measure to ay s : i ( Eadeay rs on | Parkland had a slight lead over i atau, 1 stad 153 7 =1) | ly obstructive to the consuls, who are } * me ie ‘ sa meeting | With Montrose at the latter’s wheel S= ek eens | powerless to do anything without a proper & A Va ‘DOR Af te i S ghtat$ , Al! | fore the half was reached Parkland had THREE YEAR OLDS, escort of British troops. We don’t want to make a long speech rior ies _ : : i | iv \ please atte | Ke red a lead of severa! lengths over The starters in this class were Onca, Joe > ii ah aa a) Charlottetown, Aug. 20, 1895—135 FASHIONABLE TAILOR # 4 ' Hatasu, and Montrose wa: a good third. | Duster. ni K cka»xo. Ores had the pole,} In thesedaysof kee sinesscon - Bi ‘os > var , E- 2V, | we ar on-s< aria . ) e g us “ , n these Oaysol Kee ub busine compet.t ou | ry ou O ca an see our

ie From the half to the three-quarters there | with the others in the order named | the importance of a practical and thorough | dut simp y asi 7 Ai —— : i was no material change in position. Just First Heat.—They got off on the fifth | business education cannot be overestimat oO | ‘ ] > “A ur ] rices a i ii ua Pa iF ' Tl Sieamer Fastnet! after passing the three-quarters, however,} score. Onca had the lead until rounding | ed. It leasing to learn that the attend goat S ant compal € 0 7 a Ces. 4 }

: ! ’ |] ' Montrose collared Hatas: and gave her re firs rn he Kickapoe shot into] ance ¢: he Charlotte Buseness C \-! TQ “ 4 y = { '

arr ii 1X { lock thos rose ¢ ared Aasul, ahu ga the fratturn, when IN } ance at the narjottetown sUSeNE Vi , 4 ul S opene es | ‘ : iro) and one | the “yo by” ic the stretch, coming in sec- | first place which he held throughout the | jege during the coming term will be larger ne I unare¢ oy S 4 13 ) on fr ial il trop. | Oud, with about a length to: spare. Time] heat. winning easily in 2464. Oaca was han ever. Besides the usual course of“ t d fi B YS f rears i ra She eturn this after-| : g I heat, winning east) Hy than ever. Besides the usual course ofan “19. Ss rom O e years oO = ; Ferguson and George McKir- : a3. — 1 , bad second and Joe Daster third struction and lectures on Commercial law at vel ay, to it OY ' ? ea fi : Po Hawke:- I'hnird Heat.—The send off was a ba: vavokiux’s Race the above institution, the following gemle | agpa fi ae ‘ »} = | ie for Parkland, but before the first turn Pies : faced: the. starter Harry | men will deliver addresses to the stud Jyt- | age, ol $1.00 each. - was passed he had taken first place, which |, “~!VY€ berees nee pe: COR “, -?_ | daring the coming term > ca & & : ‘ { k -T} rty he held ¢ he fi | - * enaily i had the pole. The other entries were Ari- = ec oT ; | a ee ; “Ut rt ¢ held to the finish, winning easily in eat Tins Gandy, Cieatalt ond Mel His Honor Lieut.-Governor Howlan. (x) 0 ' s i t Wales Col 2.293. Montrose finished about a length | *"**‘ Kore ae : ait i ES Prof. D J. MeLeod, Chief Supt. Educa- | ev N il S pens Praesday and a half ahead of Hatasu. I 2 heat > kenge tah : aa tion : he ; , i PES , >, | was effected Mont took the jiead at the : ‘ sa ‘ ! a é ‘ a iol - a ° ; ord S : 2 - | Charlottetown Driving Park. Colt first turn and held it throughout. ,Arichat Hon D Laird, P. C, | The Steamship “ ALBER' will be due here this te stu sey tee at, | Stakes races, August 21,1895. Fouryear| | m made a game struggle for first place His Worship Mayor Dawson. i Zs : | ssional fee to mr ld els ree. $17 le hoe hoe eel at ihe UR apr 1 a 3. Warburton Es ; Cc " i > DPTIN : ¢ eae : — + + \ S mbinbant Pr ss . a Cate Pursé » $170, divided. Mile on the last quarter, but was un ible to get a . r Warburton Esq, B. A., B.C. L, week with a Cargo of RUN OK MINE and SLAC Kk

rt 7 : * | heats, best 3 in five. olen el nt vimball finished third, | @- 4+ 4- - = a 3 dy wy ahead of Mont. Kimball finish hird, | , a oe = j a oa “ A : . ‘ os Ef — se Summary. Harry fourth, and Sandy fifth. Time,| lM. - McDonald Esq, pre ah OS The Wonderful Cheap Men COAL, from Dominion Coal Company’s Mines. This Cargo :

: a | <A. A. McLean Esq., L. L. B., Q. “

ADDRES : De. Lucas, from On- Parkland, b c, 16240 (2.283 at 4 nd — | Hon. D. Faiquliarecn, M. L. A. 1e P , will be sold low whilst landing a | tario, ag ay who has encircied the years), by Parkside 9800; d Gama The Mari W a” a the John McSwain Esq., Prin. Queen Sq. | ” r 5° 4 i globe as an & ance, 1s by Mernando 2891. W. A. Bren- ‘ Tae Maritime C. W. A. agua ae fl School. Charlottetown, August 15, 1595—246 \ ia deliver a serit tals y nan, Summerside. (John Steele) 1 1 1 St. John Sun is most interesting corner o + Prof. J.T. Mellieh, M. A. | PE AK E BROS, & CO. ie Fr

g ung, In the | Montrose (2.364), bl g, by Almont that He. igi e : James. McDonald Esq., H. M. Customs | ia Oo ly LS Chel’ Witkes (2314); d Presto (2.58) Owing to the bad eondition of the track | Dept | . - m ' <7 4 } : | F ‘ | ‘ ” - ons f ae oS ee Dr. comes to our city with tme Dizghes .by Enfield Jr. Ramsay & O'Neill, the boys wwere unable to get their re-| James Currie Esy., Collector H. M. | Charlottetown, August 20, 1895—dy & wky : t ais asa oker and a speaker O'Leary. (Houghton)............. 2 2 2] gular practice last evening. | Customs Department. 9 or} « - : . . * | . ee Hatasu (2.353 at 3 years), b f, by James Barnes, a bicyclist, was fined $1 ee eon = — . = a Dr. Lveas iks deeply, and both i Golden 7064 (2 293); d, Ethel M. and 85 cents costs at Halifax a few days | Qt EBI c, August 20.—The latest dee- | ae scripturally an : 7 hilosophically. His | by Hernanda 2891. Milford ago, for riding on the sidewalk. patenes from Fox river regarding the teen i powers of iiastra are remarkable, | Farm. ( Brown'. ssosees caceccs ee At the Yarmouth races ca Tuesday al! : eS eS : ssessed, ardent and ne— 2.301; 2.33; 2.293 ta woe “Rie 1g weather and heavy sez cl ows $ j Soe 26 ney eee 1, ard ; 2.305; 2.33; 2.295. the Nova Scotia fast ones competed. Jost he lit oe eo i at : : es f impress His ora eed. may be} ee ee lad Haein the ship up and down and _ strains‘ her ea } ad 2.30 cass. beat Bailey twice. Harley Davidson went | j,.., | j}, Captain Baxter has removed ] descr .— diastas eile <a eo on ; o:4 a vaced mile in 2.18. sverytl ‘ . T value ia » Eurek: tio an audiet . Han rhere were four starters, Lawndominic,| * a ; _, | everything or value to the steamer Lureka wi the speaker possesses an inexhaus Lady Hilda, Fleetwooi and Billie MeKee, Johnson and Young decided their great which is standing by the Dracona. Very b nd, has free play.—Invercargill | taking positions in the order in which the match race at Toronto aday or two ago. | little chance now to save the ship. She is Tis New Z ; | names appear Johnson won two of three heats and the| very likely to go to pieces, ee ee has. + ‘ in 2.17 and 2.07 3-5. . ° « + i sniiicivanan First Heat.—They were sent off on the | ™@& bin 2.17 : i 7 - e t t ] T | } - r bh i¢ } . § ’ al . . : 6 6 ; 7 : ucy Svorren Tue Taatx.—A colony | third score. All went off their feet on the} The St. John A. A. A. intend holding a | ¢S@OSCO080008008O5 he ans-_ontnenta eiepuone is not \ et buf, yut ot repu

a eee — oes Se ~— hew a ee as ted a al vi “vele ot and fi aces bv elec- . . ® = 1; 4 f potato bugs, on their way Kansas, | first turn. They quickly + down, how-| grand bicycle meet a ud foot races by | t ¢ t} I i 1 Cl tl st: 3} >i t a |

; “s a for the night on Saturday last on | ever. and Hilda took first place. She didj}tric light on Sept, 4th. Magnificent Host People ta ion as 1e eat ins 0 11ers 1s an @stadiis 10 fac °

the tracks of the Sea Beach Railroad near | "ot bold that position long, however, as | cups, medals and other prizes are offered, . $ a Gravesend. They were so numerous that, | Dominie forged ahead and soon obtained The conditions tor the hose reel race on . ‘ y W vi E Ci OTHING as they were crushed, they made the rails | 4 lead of several lengths which he held} Labor Day are slightly altered, and read Hay ca Specially. $ W ce h ave the largest stock of READ t ; AD : com- .

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that more buried treasure will be found.— | on account of Hilda breaking. Tinie, phia College of Pharmacy. ™ y ™ zn 9 i New York World. | 2334. Mr. J. H. Haslam started on a trip to R. NM. JOHNSON, Ph B Bs & RG AIN CORNE R. i | : o. ‘ . ° - sae. NS g i 7 w oa siemens | Third Heat—Lawn Dominick took the | the Pactfic Coast this morning. - lonor Sradaote of i Depart- - ‘ Seorr Act ry Ki xe’s Cocxry.—Stipen- | lead just after getting the word, and held Miss Beatrice Hall, of Winthrop, vee ment of Pharmacy, University of ; diary Magistrate Blanchard yesterday dis~ | it throughout, easily winning the heat and who has been ee - the Acadia, is Toronto. = ; m posed of the following offenders against | race in 2.34. Just after passing the quar- the guest of Mrs. Geo. A. Dixon. ‘ Cc e | the Canada Temperance Act :—In the case | ter, Billy McKie went off his feet and was| Dr. and Mrs. Red ly; of Montreal, who €V2SO2238O0088888 against Mre. Robertson, of Cardigan, a fine | passed by Hilda. Billy and Hilda had aj have nisi se here during the summer ae of $50 and costs was imposed or two| keen argument for second place coming | months, will leave for home to morrow

months’ iment. Mrs. Sarah

impr SOr

but Billy broke about

up the stretch,

morning. They are charmed with the

Province.

Cood Eees

DR. H. D. JOHNSON)

REMNANTS |

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O’Connor, of Georgetown, was fined $50 | twenty yards from the wire and Hilda re- Presid Clnctiabinel re or two months’ imprisonment. Mrs. | tained her position, Fleetwood was fourth. FORRERE A AOVONNS 1 EON at FoR tC >a ait often ok ae ; Catherine Martin, edie was fined $50 - sleeping as he is uf fishing. In Washington | are worth a fair cash price or two months. Senry Norton’s (Annan- ee he usually sleeps only eight hours a day, | any and everywhere. icine - ’ ' — o nt at Grav Gables he often-tleens ten. ant - ° dale) case was dismissed for want of| Same day and track. 2.30 class. Purse but ot Gray Came 7 often sleeps ten, and | But how about BAD EYE AND FAR NOSE AND THROAT | evidence. | $200, divided Mile heats, best three in sometimes tw eive noure. : WMA 9 p ‘ aay ; eal ie Lord Esher, the Master of the Rolls, EGGS ?—they all look eas : rf A Loye-Liven Fani.x.—According to} Lawn Dominic, gr g, by Westlawn, te ne — his _ a eg ae the same on the outside. | Office -- Rent Street —— . an exchange, at St Mary’s, Guys boro, James A. McNeill, Summerside poh Screg — ee = i “ a. oe rhie wi y “ae ‘ “a there Jives a family of Hatties that regis- (R J EES RE ae | has been twenty-seven years a ju le, nine But w hich vould you - Ang 16, ’$ lv Remnants White Cottons. i ter high in the matter of longevity, The j paiy Hild», bl m, by All Right — Rolls eae: of Appeal, and Master rather buy f — ee ee - 7 . 4 . ene , Be Rogers Pay . _— ‘the s twelve vears. , . : » . ‘ - . i eldest, John Hattie, is 92 years old; Dan-| 5817, Wallace Thorne, Char- ee THINK of this when) Wauts, Lost, Found, & Grey Cottons, ie) next follows at 86, George 84, Hugh 82. lottetown. (Thorne-Brown)...,.. 2 3 2 ee oe ? : / & “IF $ 9 These are brothers of the late James Hat-! piitie M ia a a th aid of P. E, 1, passed through here _ yesterday about to buy furniture.| . wi dae cassnnailateticatsecawe Print Cottons bey », of Guyst he died ahant 6 #0it l oes” Oc. ee een, en route home from visiting their son, Rev. | ‘ look al alike, | Advertisements under this heading chargec ” ~d tie, of Guys Ti W ‘h aicd ~~ . M 5817. George B. McKachern, © + Aretnanlt. ad licdal-aith fever ut t may 100K a out alike, ave cents per lin. 2 5 o aged 8% T 8 @ sister, rs. S .. "be 99 9]. d ar ’ ; Ae . sti — a Si : . : 4 agp aged 6 — sere nd cones Of age | trie (Curtis) corse s-seere-ereeeese 3 2 3) Moriramcook The reverent gentleman, and it takes a long time : Ginghams, Kirk, of Aspen, whois iJ yea ) e°- | EF leetwood, b g, by I receptor, 5301; Wie tri is will be pleased to 1 ae ae Fig : c COCK WANTED. by the5 h of September. Had James lived until this year the com- d Morina Barret Henderson, 418 frien¢ "vi ' Ee as ster » i to find out what will Aprly > Mrs F W HyxpMAan. tf—aug22 aici i .s ave of “th ily wouk re | ca proving.— Moncton Lranscript. : ane : 1 ‘ : «a See a a lisicenidiiiterasaens & bine . ae yf the family would have been North River (Houghbton)......... 444 Arrivals at the Seaside Hotel, Rustico wear best. Nothing can 20 Lmbo8 Wid Giikek ween, oid eare ns ‘ € . ‘ - . . 3 _ ~ bs A . na . ey " , . . : ae | —— pee Rate ee Ang: 19: 8. ig beat our HOME-MADE | porecin uiven September Ist Rent moder Tickings, Oraxce Briossoms.—A_ pleasant little | ONE YEAR OLD CLASS. New York; 20, Rev. Dugald ge te FURNITURE ate. Apply to LJ SENTNER, at Beer Bros’. 4 eathering met at the residence of Mr. W.| All the entries started. Dixie Noyles a ee wig i Boge? Dress Goods. | B. Bradshaw, of Central Bedeque, on the | had the pole, with Pharaoh second, G. W. “si eve J. ie AO = , M — ‘d M . LOST—In this clty, a fewdays ago, a silver : 91st inet. to witness an interesting cere— P. third and Astarte fourth. . B. McDonald, Rustico; _ ae a" W Y ' brooch. Finder will please ieave same at this A nice lot of each—all of 1 Zist inst. to witn = interesting Coy t wh ee Fon the|J- T. Brooks, Misses Brooks (3), C. L. LARK R ly ‘ , | office. aug22z mony, the performance of which caused First Heat They were sent off on the B ke, Sal O: Mee. A.B Pens, Mre BS ~ 1 sae Se 2 i ; “4 the neighboring steam whistles to make | second acore. Dixie Noyles led to the i: :} . ae C] ie i 0: A tg E R GIRL WANTED—From September Ist, a them with only the remnant ‘4 the whelkin ring with their prolonged and | first turn, when Pharaoh forged ahead os 1 Ss pall Ri sie Se oo "Nee 25 B. Who Sell at Selline Prices. girl for penennl homsework Apply at —— ij Hei Kin File ‘ > 6 . orde ¢ iver, Mass.; J 3 me - eS ‘ } ULISH. g2 3 : 3 noisy blasts. Nelson Clark, Esq., an en- | and led to the stretch where Dixie again Fick. Chicago a ae ieee Me be reetinersenrt rah ee : = of a price attached. ‘i terprising and successful farmer residing took first place, and came in under the wm Mrs eee Seles Miss Kitty Peiaen 6 erabbaised. wr aire cttnalhdxe dinatie at Cape Traverse, became on this occasion | wire with a length to spare. The other M: s ' ‘ ala nies aos eg washing. Apply at this office. $i pd aud tie happy possessor of one of our moet | two were some distance behind. Dixie}! ae ee : : ers, mas , 8, ; ] estimable young ladies, Miss C. Jeanie | was put back to second p-ace for ieanlee Sone = Oe. re toe ee eee MOORE & McLEOD 7 ; » j ol , , i jai eighties by Judge Macleod, fronting on sboroug ' Rowe, who is well known by # large circle . ee MESSRS. CAIRNS & McLEAN havin Park; heated by hot water, has a bathroom, ’ j of acquaintances in Charlottetown. After TT te eae aunt ma ee © | path and other moiera improvements. For “te the ceremony a sumptuous repast was disposed of their stock-in-trade and retired | terms, ete, apply to A MACNEILL, Auction- Charlottetown, Aug. 20, 1895—246 a Se ie eee a from business, hereby notify their debtors | eer. ti—july23 iii er partaken of, and the newly married couple, hat all det : j ‘or to become dt to — — — 4 accompanied by a number of friends, pro- that all debts < - bal we — - T, 7 TO LET—Shop on Queen Street, one of the ; ceeded to their beautiful seaside home. them n-ust be paid to Mr. Henry Smith, | pes: business stands in the city.—R K Beace, ’ Thé bette was vcett lent red in a tabteful Clerk of the County Court, Charlottetown, | Agent. augl2 : faw -colored t Te ments and the greet- who is authorized to reveive and grant iy ie Aa a ao ee discharges for the same. TO LET—A bouse situated opposite railway ings shewered upon the happy pair were | g . 3 : - station, containing seven rooms in good of the most cor dial character. MALCOLM McLEAN, order. Apply to Mrs LowpEN, Dundas Es- -—— ANNIE CAIRNS. meneee. oot : : F | augl6—dy 3i wky 31 ay T in the Sta: r Block Sraccx sy Licutryinc.— Yesterday after- | ang lt ‘ 3 TO LET —Two offices in the m pe ‘ : \. tf— 1 noon, during the prevalenceef tie storm, Apply 0 PkowsgE Bros may the house cf Mr. Tanaws White, on Buay- " = ———— - — ema Rt ane field Street, wae struck by lightning. The f 5 nf is weed as a store, an¢ 4 ° front ofthe house iv used at store, and | New Underciothing. We offer tke balance of Summer Suit- a short flag pole on the front of the house. } : é ‘ . . ‘ v pe : is Te lightning xia this pole, and follow: ne | fe, or ts "Bhs Gian ta | ee at eh These goods a ing it in a downward direction entered the | } > : ha - j 2 ee he ise between th valis and worked 1is i } the city. Do : eau l ul a erns an the finest quality . ‘ way threngh until it eazhed the luwer/] ! ’ ; ~ os {tT 2 . ] of e fist. The joist along whieh the lightning i . on t MSS t 1s Opportunity * they al eS sell travelled was badly =} ed In a bed- j Ing?’ fast { room over the shop the lath+ were smash ; aw m re aS o " vs ed, and a large quantity of p'arter broken | i ss an | 3 i an throws acrons the ros The glacr in One of the best Snaps ever szcured by us. ei Remember, to have the best you must < the window of this room waéaleo broken, | : and the clap-boards on the eutside of the j have uS make your Clothing, White was in the act of stepping to the | 5 } t door when the lightniag spent it« fury inj a front of her. Had she gone another step |} 2 : further she would have bern struck se of handsome COTTON DRESS GOODS at ! : rat fa a Scone ot, J. HARRIS D. A. BR arme ead thet were Corned somewhat, ja less than the manufacturers cost price. 9 - - > she received quite a shock generally le | " hous ed with smoke and it was thought | » ‘ a ‘i his whole Charlottetown, August 16, 1895—dy AGENT that it had taken fi-¢ Sut fortunately In & few days we w ill place t eee ES : ES LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR. a urchase on sale at | A house at Souris, owned by @ man | P : a | Charlottetown, Augnst§15, 1895. named Patrick Hughes, was also struck 2 by lightning. Two plasterers were work- oe ing in the house at the time. Orne of ‘ them, a man named Mullally, had the ee ns. soles torn off his boots, but ercaped other a os = 3 ae Soe - ek te SOs 2 Soe o-— Fe - ° injury. The other man was knocked | Treen: « . | FREIGHTS . 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A few days | me = OF BFrz.* as = sss Hist Fue SS ME 2 avo Dr. Tanner was suspended for unpar- | aoc Sa a ee = (4 2 Rn 5 can ‘s adie a<¥% 22 ae 3.50 a a . 3 i liamentary language, the plea that he was ? i : ' ' : 3 = eaistg um a ee ee sion SEus = a é ‘ok ingots ail;antvow we we| This will “Cap the Climax.” Sterling Certificates Issue en Required) j2 =: @228,: “- Sao 2 i ostis gsi> mes _ informed that the government has taken = x 4 5 e~=3§ ve = = Sse Z_ES¢ #225 = = | the whole time of the House, while the | a s es #255 = a & == oe. ae Ee Sof ee a ° ee rule which provides for the adjournment — 2 8 5 a "s es é ~joun! — - Sas Sete 3-38 x 2 Se <a of the House at midnight has been ‘ ~— = = gg e™ 3 = > faa 8 See: ats ae oe fee = 4 as HORACE HASZARD, = 838: | eM iio 22) 2 fBED | ag Cee a © ' >| Vas Pog bas = D> = eeS$sose.g sass" oo est Qn DQ mu & ss =< = — Be soe 28k hesy SQL slankets—Buy the new Valkyrie Blan- ‘ , © S steycoeBs A = Sao” ot pats uae : << kets for $1 a pair at J. 1B. Macdonald & Tue Wearner.—Moderate to fresh westerly winds; fine; not much change in Agent Western Assurance Co. Es 2 3 : zs? g Ss 2 = is Bo 2g2s85 bese" & = aS f Co's, aug2i Gi, | temperature. Charlottetown, June 6, 1895—246 <x £@=::s5 SE ef — co ¢<° ~ ome - $25 tS > * : 27S 8S = 92s Dn