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Latest News of the City and Province.

By Reporters and _Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

S. A. McDonald`s prize competition

closes to night.

THE steamer Tiber arrived in Bermuda

on Tuesday last from Halifax.

K. of P. Empire Lodge No. 19 meets to-

night. Second rank-visiting Knightfs .-\l\vays_welcozne.

THE steamer Cohan of the Black Diam-

ond line arrived in Halifax \\~’eduesday from St. John, for her annual overhaul-

ing.

THE postponed festival in St. Joseph`s

Couvent takes place Saturday evening April 21st If the evening is pleasant a very large attendance is requested.

Admission tickets for the patriotic con-

fert on Monday evening next are on sale at Geo. McDonald‘s drug store, J ohuson Sc J ohnson’s drug stores, Geo. Carter 8: Co`s. and C. J. Mitchell’s. Buy to-day and avoid the rush.

FOOTBALL enthusiasts are looking for- ward to weather suitable for practice. It T is expected that next week will witness the commencement of training. A game is likely to be arranged for the 2-ith of

A quiet wedding took place on Tuesday

evening April 17, fat the bridc's home.

_Nine Mile Creek when Miss Janet S..

Darrach was united in marriage with Mr. Clarence E. Myres of Victoria. The cer- emony was performed by the Rev. G. J. Mclvor. Miss Ella E. Myres, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Ed- ward Darrach, brother of the bride sup- ported the groom. The bride looked :harming in a costume of brown, trimmed with white silk. The presents, of which there were a. large number, were costly, useful and attractive. The hayyy couple ` left the following day to their future home Victoria. Tm: GL'ARDrAN;extends con- gratulations. _ _

° 135-Cyrus S. Dean, Fort Erie, Ont. Com_- ~

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Fw MM B°= 0°” G°°dr°~= W°\° B°°"- N° _ 6ii`,‘.’m_RZt.§.“‘i». s°i`v‘Z°.`£u1`f’ wii.'.i.§'.;`i 11061501' Vllné t0 b9 hd bf ‘IW m°“°Y'- f i Han., Machinery for manufacturing boil

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A Nnw'I:~zvaN'rroNs:-Below 'will be found

_ a. list of American patents recently grant-

A _ ‘ ed to Canadian inventors through the ' , agency of Messrs Marion 8: Marion, sol-

' ~ licitors of patents, New York Life Bui ld~.

. ' inn. Montreal. 647.423-Freem°11Pe¥=M\i e The dean. or James M¢N¢m of Caven-

Lockemw. N- S- Solderless Can- 647.074- aish on samr<1syn1¢‘14eh or april, an the _ i 381111101 A. BUUWYHGIG. Thl'€6 RiV¢?1‘§. RQ- age of 82, removed one of the oldest men

1-r P- _ I Slab-barking machine. 648,995-Edwin‘C.~

Johnson, Shutebury, Mass.

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OO ii 1s0_i_>¢e _eedic d' In

avea ng:-an o ana. ian ven tors this week. 647,079-John' Currie" ’

_ nénn-e.n,_P. Q. oar-fender. 641.131-

Gyrus S. Dean. Fort Erie, Ont. Cleaner ar scraper for boiler tubes or fines. 647,

bottles. The l.nventor's Help will sent to any address upon receipt of 10 cents.

Osrrunnr -The Murray Harbour com

. ' _ munity recently sustained a great, loss by V On M»n’s Box Calf Biots-:ery comfortable walk-A bbs <16#-Uh Of the late M8-17 R°b€1'tS- Thi’ _

:vent took place at the residence of her

gig “trivia” daily' nephew, Mr.George Roberts on the 9th of,

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$3 _ 33 A P _;ho1~g'n confined to herhouse for a num-'

'f`ebruary last. This estima.bl`e lady ai-

wer of years was well known throughout .he entire .neighbourhood and was equally honored and xespe Jted. During the past

' RS CORNER_ - T winter she had been infailing health, but,

STAMPE 1 at the last the eud came somewhat sud-

_ 'lenly and she departed this life, having

' " ` pconsiderably passed the allotted three~

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score years and ten, She was born 'July T6th, 1817, being thus at the time of her

iverted in the great revival under- the Rev. Francis Metherall in the year 1843, and for upwards of half a century was a consistent and godly member ofthe Bible Christian Church and since

the Union of the Methodist Church. _ She

to immortality eternal life and strongly felt that tube ‘absent from the _body to bc‘°p=es‘qnt with the Lord.” The fun' conducted by the Rev: W.

f concourse of people who took this op

May “'“"“N°“'G*°”8°W°°*“°‘- » ` " weivnizamn'--of page ages arsenic

looked forward with unshaken conddence

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_tu1ity,of__t_esti1_?ying'tothe_ir='se|;xsef offtlief--:ie _ " ` c' . _ ‘tvorffh 0! the-deceased h<1y~- _ e ” » " P.-.mins inline we aimt;_i`_

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_ THE Wesleyan says:-An '_‘fAt,` if_I_fI_€>_\!_l¢}°' and a purse of upwards of $24.00 was given Rev. J. A. Sellar, pastor of the Methodist Church at Hartland, N. B.

THE Grand Division meets today in the

hall at North Wiltshire. It is probable that A.. W. Tanton, H. Rackham, W. G. Sabine, Mrs. J. L. Godkin, Miss S. Drake and W. Large will be in attendance from the city. - ~ _

A coRassz»oz<nmN'r_ writes:-Roads

through the country are in a terrible state this springl' On account of the heavy rain

in winter they are terribly rutted on the hillsides. The road machines will need to

get to work as soon as the snow is gone to

repair them. _ ,

A connnsrosnnxr writes:-The dead-

lock still continues with respect for selecting a site for a new church in Cav- endish. There is no sign of weakening on either side. The site of the old church is we understand to be fenced in with the burying ground and become part of it in future.

THE smelts have arrived in the river surrounding Cavendish and the small boy _ who knoweth not the law, and careth not for the warden, may be seen wending his way to the brook with his net over his shoulder, and his basket on his arm, and next day there is a savory smell of frying fish where that small boy makes his home.

ON Tuesday evening. 24th inst, the

public will have an opportunity of hearing what will probably be one of the most interesting lectures' ever heard in this city, when Mr. Percy Pope will lecture before the Natural History and Antiquar- ian Society upon “Lost Atlantis." That Mr. Pope will treat his subject in an eirhaustive and scholarly manner goes without saying, and the story of the. great cont_i_ne_nt in the Atlantic which wa.s` the home of the most advanced

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place of 'most of the great nations of _ earth, cannot fail tofa.-scinate all who - accept' the invitation of the Society to attend the meeting. _ _

BLACK DIAMOND LINE.-The A 1

stcaznships of- this line will resume their regular service on opening of navigation from Montreal to Charlottetown, North Sydney, C. B., and St. J ohn’s, Newfound- land. First intended sailings are:--S. S. ` ¢‘Cacouna” from Montreal on or about May 5th, due at Charlottetown about May Sth; S. S. Bonavista from Montreal on or about May.12th, due at Charlottetown about May 15th, 'The above Steamers sail from Charlottetown to St. J ohn’s, Newfound land via, North Sydney, C. B. carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck, at lowest possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and passage see adv., later or apply to Peake Bros 8: Co. Agents.

of thcpiace. _He was the ifourth son off the late Speaker, McNeill and was married

_ _ . _ - Y of_Bonshaw, George R. and Eva who re- l sides at the home, survive hini. .Two _ brothersand three sisters stillsurvlvehim

Mrs. David Lawsomfformerly of Covehead

Mrs. Duncan McKenzie,§ and Mrs. P. " ` )[oGregor :of _Hc- Neill, _though 'a-»_~ve1y_ _intelligent 1*

ma.n_ and _having aegood _mind well stored with useful information lived a, vcry<i"e="

lic matters. 'He ‘cultivated the mind

were ever favoured withany of his man- uscripts which if not of great poetic merit

JI. Macintosh to quite a large assembly `

of friends and neighbors who gathered to

ler.'Putnam’s Corn Extractor shells corns in

T decease, in her 83rd year. She was con- two 'or three days and without discomfort

or pain. A hnndred'imita.tions£¢€1v:_a the merit of Putnam's Painless Cornl ctor, which is always sure, safe, and painless. See 1 s' ture- of Poison 6:00. on each

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