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The Latest News From Princt County.

ALL places of business at Alberton wil

be closed on Victoria day, the 24th inst.

Form horses formed a part of the North umberland's cargo Saturday morning.

His friends will regret to learn that

Mr. Henry A. Stewart of Hai.. iltonis in

ill health.

Tall: 2-ith of May was always one of the

regular working days in Snminerslde and propsbly always will be. _ ,

Tait repairs to the dredge Prince Ed-

ward are nearly completed and it is' ex- pected it will he launched the latter part of this week. ‘ ' ‘ i ` `

A vita! sad death occurred at Welling

ton Thursday morning. Mr. Antoine Gallant, _who has been driving Mr. F. T. Arsenault’s egg wagon, took ill with appendicitis on Tuesday. He was able to be out a little on Wednesday and died on Thursday morning. Three doctors were in attendance but they could do nothing to save. him He was twenty-five years old, had an excellent character and his many friends deeply regret his early death.

THE police arrested Mr. Archie Ramsay

at a late hour Saturday night on a charge of having passed counterfeit money on Mr. H. A. Compton, Saturday evening. Mr. Ramsay claims to have gotthe money -a $10 Confed_erate bill-from a sailor on the barkentine Ramona. He gave the $10 bill to Mr. Compton and got a receiptfor $5 for rent and $5 in cash. Yesterday, shortly afternoon, the sailor, on hearing the police were after him, gave himself up and was also locked injail. The sailor says that he knew.the money to be coun- terfeit but not did mean anyharm by giving it to Mr. Ramsay, and he received nothing in return.

THE death of one of Prince County's

most highly respected farmers, occurred Saturday afternoon, at 3 n’clock. in the person of Mr. John R. Donald, of Mont- rose. Deceased had been ill only about one week, with pneumonia, and his somewhat sudden demise makes it doubly hard for the many friends. He was -73 years of age, and leaves a wife, four daughters and two sons to mourn the loss of alkind and true husband and father. Mrs- F. 1\'. Peters. of this town is one of the daughters. To the bereaved relatives the sympathy of the community is ex- tended.

A NUMBER of those interested in yacht-

ing held a meeting on Friday evening,

organization of a yachting club. Mr, Neil McLeod occupied the chair and iMr. Harry T. Holman acted as Secretary. It was decided to proceed at once with the organization of a club and a committee of three was appointed tocanvas for mem- bership. The following were appointed the executive: Wm. Strong, Basil Kelly, H. T. Holman, C. W. Steeves, Wm Matheson. A committee was appointed to draft out by-elaws and it was decided

I that designs for a flag be submitted at

next meeting which will beheld in Mr. Neil McLeod’s office on Thursday evening next. It' was decided also that a four yacht meets be held during the summer.

SUl'll'lERSlDE. _

The club ‘starts under favorable circum-

Pims Enncnnh “E~m0n`»stances andthe prospects are good for

much aquatic sport in Summerslde ln

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Crown and Bridge work a specialty. 5 Plates, Vulcanite, Metal and Aluminum `

been placed at a low figure, so that any- one can with little expense assist and 'en- joy some pleasant hours during thesum-

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The game of Cricket atthe park onSatur-

day india.-ares asplrlred match on May 24.

Rav. \ViLi.iaM McGaa'Goa of Nova

Scotia p 'cached with much aczeptance in Baptist Church yesterday morning.

Brilliant has been sold to Sydney par~

ties for a handsome sum. The horse will be forwarded to Picton to-day.

All odicers, non-commissioned ofllcers

and men at-tending the entertainment of the Soldiers’ Wives League this evening inthe _-lrtilli-ry Armory will kindly appear in unlf.rin.

at Prof. M¢E`w¢ll's inmate on Satur-

day afternoon three young ladies volun- teered to enter into hypnotic sleep. Boys

be induced to go on platform.

IYESTEBDAY afternoon Rev.G.P_. Raymond conducted the service in the chapel of the Insane hospital. He was assisted by a choir composed of a number of members of the different choirs of the city.

_Dn.. Stephenson occupied the pulpit of

_the First Methodist Cburchlast night preachingasermon upon missions. The _Docz or is aplessing speaker, and evidences Va keen conception of the subject in which he is interested.

' Rav. A. F. Bitowsla: occupied the pulpit of Zion Church vesterday evening. His subject- was the Ascension and Second Coming of Christ. The subject was dealt with ina thoughtful manner the preacher presenting many original ideas. V

THE congregations at both services in

Grace yesterday were large. Rev. G. M. Young occupied tlie pulpit in the morning and the pastor Rev. J. VV. McConnell in the evening. Miss Duchemin presided at theorgan and her creditable manipulation of the new instrument won the praise of all present.

WHn.Een tering the harbor shortly befr re

9 o’clock on Saturday evening the schooner Townsend, owned by Mr- Ub8~!`l9° Lyons, spranga leak and with didlculty the vessel was beached on the east side of the owner’s wharf. _The Townsend was loaded with nut coal and is so badly strained as to be almost useless.

AT 7 o‘clock yesterday morning an

alarm of fire was rung in for ablaze on the roof of a house on the bye street in the rear-of Mr. W. N. '1‘anton's residence. The

dwelling is owned by Mr. Patrick Cullcu. Owing to prompt action 'on the part of the firemen the damage was but slight.

Sai‘imnAY morning, 'as the Rev. Mr.

(;_,mphell was boarding the ES. S. Princess jfor Picton with the remains of his wife, two beautiful wreaths were

C. E. of Zion Church, presented by Miss Ferguson, and the other by the Misses McMillan, daughters of H. C. McMillan

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THB St. John’s Telegram contains the followingzf--“Where are we and whither tsn.iillgr' may well be cited by me practical agrictilturists of Terra, Nova. When at Prince Edward' Island a few yearsfago I enquired from many farmers astoi-the quality of the cattle sent to Newfoundland, and was not surprised to learn that the great bulk was the pick and cull of their herds that could not be disposed of anywhere but in Newfound- land.” The writer of the above is mis- taken as in the majority cf cases t-he cattieare of the best obtainable.

` 'rss following will be of interest to char- lottetown bicyclist:-Nat Butler the Hali- fax bicyclist has received notice from the secretary of the American Racing Cyc- list Union that he has been reinstated and is now eligible on all American tracks. Butler was suspended during the L. A. W. N. C. A. iight for riding under

_ 1 , g _ L,,A_,W. auspices aft-er having given his

promise to stand by the_Rlders Unioniwith which body the break originated. He has been fkept on the shelf ever since. His ilrst race will take place -at|Charles River Bark' on .the evening of May 25, .twenty-

lilve milesylllnst. Champion and Walth-_

our.Ms=y 30' he will go against Stanton and Walthour at the new Providence track.

_ A anccns~iF.i‘L Isr.li.\’n.aa.-“Mn D. M. Matheson, who during the past year- has been in Princetown 'theological Seminary. 1 has returnedtohis home, 167 Winthrop street. His _ many _ trim' S greatly " 'el over his success at Prince- ton, where he stood well in his studies

in general. and had the honor of

being one of the best preachers of his

_class of forty members. Mr. Matheson is

a Harvard man and a member of the First Presbyterian church, B xstou.” The aho ve statement is from the Cam- bridge Chronicle,Ca_mbridge, Massiin' which city Mr. Matheson has resided for the last 10 years. We understand that he is a son of the late Angus Matheson, (Elder) Valley. We wish hir_n continued prosper- ity.

, NERVDUSNESS AND NERVE.

The more nervous a man is, the less

nervi-sy he has., That sounds pared-sxicql

-Esgit isn’t; for nerve is stamina. ' »-

` od’s Saraapariiia gives nerve. It tones the whole systemnpgi-leer.; diggs. tion and assimilation, audi is. therefore as best medicine a nervous person can

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`pla :ed on the casket, one from t»he\Y. P.

Billécted to render less frequent the shift-

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PERSONAL , MENTIDN

M_r.F.W.Cannon of St. Eleanors was in

the clty.on` Saturday. '

Mr. Gauvin of Gauvln Sc Gentzel, pbo-

tographers. was a passenger by the Prin- cess Saturday morning.

Miss Amy Carver; "Pdwnal, drst’ year

student at the Boston School of Oratory returned by the express .Saturday even- ing. _ A

Mr. Alfred Hall and Miss Clare Hall,

Surnmerslde were among those registered at the Davies on Saturday. They' went west by the 4 I0 train.

Mr. Philip S. Spencer, dispenclng clerk for Johnson & Johnson, left Saturday morning ona pleasure trip to Moncrqu St. John, and Chatham.

_ Mr. H. C. McLeod, Toronto, General Manager ofthe Bank of Nova Scotia, visit.- ed his old home at N ew Loudon Friday _ and crossed to Point du Cheme Saturday.

Mrs. 0. A. Hornsby, wife of Mr.Hornsby

of the Royal B ink of Canada, leaves to~day for New York on her way home to Canada. Her many friends will miss her very much and will be glad rg ga., har

here again next fall. -Havana. Cuba, Post, May 4.

W. H. Price, chief clerk ln the I. C. R.

general passenger agent's ollloe,_at Moa¢. ton, hastendered his resignation to ac- cept-a more lucrative position wish gm International Steamship company, at Boston. Mr. Price’s resignation has nog

765 been &°°¢Df»¢¢'l by General Tramc Man- ager Tinln. '

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Saturday morning this Company paraded at their head-quarters for thepurpggg gf hlvlnll llh€i!‘ first “march out” of the season. At 10.45 a.m. the company in command _of Capt. Grey and Lieut. Ait- ken, accompanied by me Recwr ,the Rev. Leo »Williants,§marched to the Ferry Wharf and embarked on board the Steamer Elfin for Rocky Pain; where theylanded and proceeded to the grounds of Mr. John Newson. After partaking of 3»h93¥'i3Y 101105. the afternoon was

spent in games and a clam bake on the sea shore.

Haiti: is what the Picton Advocate says about the football ' mitch _which takes place on the 24th, ~ “Pic-,ou will be _ the meeting-place for ho i. day seekers on_ M-iy 2-ith this vear. ‘ Afranirements are being made in Char- l°ti'9t°“`n bY the Steam Navigation Co. to conduct an excursion to Picton afford: ing the people of the Island city a delight- ful _sail and an opportunity to witness their favorite football team, the Abeg. Wfflbi. play a friendly same with the Picton boys. The game will. start at 1.39 p.m., On the P. A. A. A. grounds an.;

rvillbe hotly contested( The home mam S h -Villa' hard practice these line evenings 'md Will 110'- be essllrbeaten. The visit- ors have a record to maintain, and their appearance in Picton will. no don h‘,‘1i-ii g many enthusiasts iron the other counly towns.” _ ~

Carr. C. T.Knowlton, of Wharton, went 1 V0 H°|'fU~¥ 11°F W°€k. to take command of

Knowlton takes with him on the trip. Mayor Gourdeau and Commodore Spain, fad W9 Purpose of the visit to the Island 18 |>0Dlant shrubbery. There is only one treeion Sahle Island, and the _soil is of a verysifty nature, so it has been deemed advisable toset out shrubbei-y and gi-we of low stature not affected by_ the violent winds. The roots of these trees are

ing of the sands over the Island which d°°"‘°yS the arass cron. Major Goul dea i procured the shrubs. In France during his visit. in connection with the Canadian exhibit at the Paris Exposition. The ap- pointment of Capt. Knowlton, to the com- _ mand of :he Minto for the trip, is a compi ment to liis skill fas a mariner for the LJCHIUY around Sable Island is an ocean 1-Wavvyarl, and navigation at that point demands a skillful and confident ca; t -i.l, on ‘tries fully possessej by Capt; KD. lwlto 1.-Truro News.

AWELL known member of aMoncton

tonsorial firm made a startling discovery while onailshing trip last Monday. It appears that a year ago the gentleman in question went fishing in a pond not many miles from Moncton.. and among the speckled beauties. captured, was one two small for the pan. A wise thought urg- ed on an experiment. He attached a key ring, bearing one of his advertising cards, to the'tail of the fish, and threw it- back among the. finny inhabitants of. the deep. What was his surprise on Monday, to capture thc- identical “Sill with a _Well -belted hook. = The rink was still there. but the adver- tising medium was missing. The Monctonian is prepared tomake afldavit that it is the same fish, although he sd- mits ithasgrown considerably sincehe _last saw its This narrative 'completely outrivals a similar experience by a Monctonian while on a trip' to Prince Edward Island. On tnat occasion he placed one of his cards iii a bo_ttle,'tlirow ing it into the'Strait. The bottle was recovered ayear later and the _card re- turnedto the owner. There isnothing like advertising. ~ '» - Nezt‘-l--lfonetoii-" Transcript. _

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