weli into the 20th Chignecto

Post.

A Puoxocrara Berri. —-In News York the other day, when a minister was wanted to eonduct the funeral Services fora young | child, it was found that the ministers were | allaway for the suni&™r. One, more thoughiful than the rest, had left a burial service ia @ phonograph. Thuis was used for the oceasion, and hada stranger been listening at the duor he would have thorght that a minister stood beside the cottin and spoke the words which rang through the | rooms. The service was most impressive.

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= -_ “ _ . - me ~~ --- — vem THE DAILY EXAMINER FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 95 1 4 i 4a 4 a a LR - ry se 3 " " 4 Fe . a ‘s e QO, 1895. ne tama nme - — ; : : - aa oe somavaimann emo - uahessaciaheeininen _ = vt ace : nicki saiaichinatainsnsien = a . 7 a een a A) T ITEMS ST, DUNSTAN'’S CITOIR f Nic, Bees WORLD OF SPO! $OBVOOSES4OSVSSOBSTE? DIED. : LOCAL AND OTHER ’ - ee . ; : é 3 At New P ith, on the 17.h inst. afer a | ) cme onete 66 Be. Densten's Cathedr:) 1 eee é @ Yen short illnes . Catherine MeNeill, beloved | , ee held their annual picnic yesterday, on the | r ss he Labor D re § nso S wife of d més R. McDonali,wn: dangh -r | 5 . " ons a ° a . * F - 2 Wedals fo hye 4saho u OR kT : + . eee Mets coxa Fur Store. —Beer | beautifully situated grounds of Juhn Ma! ma vuitcent aut weil worth wei. | € | of the lave liter clk MeNeiil €H ry ¢ g) 0 -— } chern, Msq., ont, woren badd | ; . | é =. Vernon River, in the 74th year of her uge. - 7 ] . . ¢ f « ‘ é > ' Ever wie in res 2ee for the races ’ ; . es { ‘neg Banp in the Gardens to-night, | been kindly placed at the dispos1! of the : Ton tit es | fi e Muscle "he deceased was a most exemplary wife Masonic emp e Building, ration St: ee cs pase a choi . ~ an os . » fine | arta » COM petitors wis foc is fin . . ; ie choir for the day. The weather was fine | ther fe. er é and devoted mother. She was pure in (x) Ss \ New Ca Tele; ‘ ar bers | throughout, with just sufficient breeze to | Yeelher. @ life, genial and gentle in disposition, and i ii sidence of Mr. Geo. | make it pleas The choi icnic re The wheelmen were practising «tand ng | ca : ° : . . . * : 7 4 please add t len } me pleasant. 1¢ choir picnics are heelmen pra } anding | “ one of our most honored and respected ss : ‘i ‘ ei ", ‘ls. Blanketinzs or Yarns ; e niey to their list | always moat enjoyable functions, and that | starts last evening, and the boys are get $ Elixir * citizens. Her departure has created a : Any person needing any thing in the line of Tw eeds, I oe . Blanket ngs « . e . ef > yesterday was fully up to the standard. | ting it down fine @ vacancy in the family which time cannot | Will do well to call on us, In order to introduce our goods all over this Island we iia ‘ ting of the Roy- | Eve . ae e choi heir ave. Ouirk wil edit in their be : , : aul . . ? “9 - fer thamerl van Thay ar j a 0. A—A 4] ig of the Roy ee present—the ch pir and the r Mes re. Quirk wi eater in their best ? fill. How sad. to think that @ modest, will sell them Jow, and once introduced they will speak for themseives. i hey are the ' . Degre ght in St. George’s | guest-—had a good time. Father Reid, | style at the sports on Monday. Hot dit will positively remove all sore- gentle and unassuming lady, who only a ent da i h Lat today 14 : ‘ =e e r i and the individual ee ners and everything for the inver man at $ via dl stiffness Sion hei few days ago was so jovial, now dies cold vest Foods mn the market to-¢ ay. i o - | bersofthe choir were untiring in their | ¢ ries | TT ' : aha a ane ) i ; : | alone gato their gueéts enj vf them city price e taxed muscles. Invaluab'e for he en 8 oe She —_ wtp in % THR & hy Ee & — . { 7 ie wanes Pa or « p » aSLS C ‘ i | . i Ri ‘ a 2 ss ‘ ote . > as 2 . , e? vn | : I \rtillery Band wi gee s gs Rig wet t At Stratford, Oat.. on Tuesday Jast, ; persons in training. Guaran- er ast moments wv her be ovec pastor, : é 8 i 4 , 8S Ei 5 4 was well attended and | *¢!ves, and it goes without saying that | Fred Loughead, of Sarnia, paced by a tan- | teed satisfactory or money re Rev. 8. T. Phelan, who administered to winks esi . PETATI uu oe a Pie amusements | Hey Succ eeded admirably. - Sdem. eenk a mile in. LEST-5. the feeen fatal . : @ | her the last rites ofthe Holy Roman Catho- Charlottetown, August 14, 1895—135 & wky WHOLESALE & RETAIL 7 ’ . s were provided. i he tables were spread in a shaded nook | time on record for a clase A mar ’ lic Church. She leaves behind her a dis- . * = ; ‘ ; which seemed to have been expecially ee , ondclntes: beshnnd Tor er’ & ; ronamanecanassemant acces Z i - -_ “| A slow race will be an 1 using featur Large Bottles 25e. consolate husbant , one son and five daugh | : td 2 vea with Jose Guaignesd by —" vor 7 oP acres tae th * i the sp i " “he ae a a v I sa " , ters to mourn their irreparable loss, be- : : ; | St Peter's Veh ' ji 4 i S an Vv rknuig es hh wose ey ore > e , del ecazie’. |." = . u “ers = ws ~~ | a} le » wee 4 hi } } WU Ui nid they were He fill WRG celcasn 1100 yards, for a bandeome bievcle Iam; '@ TO} sides a large circle of grandchildren. May - i i if eave ,and can be used while the | the fullest justice was done. During the | ee - Heddin, the popular | ’ Tis ; oe dd shed ° \ WARDEN.—Rev. Ja: 1 or gale only at A | daythe choir rendered some choruses, and | ‘Tests’ ? oe meen at thls. moment shed, ‘ Simpson, M. A _ 2 a mae ‘ ee : rater N » Mand ba 4 Graduates in Pharmacy. When the cold turf has been laid o’er marty » m. A. 2 y \\ ur individual members contributed several | AtR chester, N Y., on Monday last, vs tS , . Ler AND i | solos There waz also som music | dou S dolinson starred with pacemakers i , ¢ That aoe ll how beloved was the friend 7) Boys’ School i < \ M x \ exchange | on the organ and violin Al) tended to | to break the track record of 57 2-5 seconds | BV33BBFSVBZBOV8SEVBASOMS rat ¢ _ tel ee veloved was the frienc weneles ie as. if , 1 | ‘= — — 7 } ; Jose ineibeeneerietinsiabscy a tha*’s fled ~s ” : — ‘ c . S het | eetor Fie ghas not | eke the dav «a pleazantly. and were | fer” half mile. Oe went the distance in 7 aster— Rev. T. H. Hunt | I e day pass plea antiy, 2" Wer = \ s : : re 3 ae i iil - . mastei tev a int, v | ork in his line as yet. | greatly enjoyed | 52 2-5 seconds, the first quarter in 27 see | ih deep in our hearis we deplore ‘ ee ei wee A ~ ~ wns tos « and a: s0on | > \ ay Se Ra nia P the ing }ouds and the second uuarter in 25 2-5 ~—’ — ‘pe : > ' r ae ; " ’ d ery picasant feature of the onemng ui 49 “2 Th ss i ' q nage : G. F. Seovii, B. A., and C. W. Vernon. 2 ite , an iene , : ; . . os ; T e Charlot Sycle Clut ‘ @ s$ the i s ; ot ad ooo gs i wae the sail in the morning from Coar-| On Labor Day ail bievelists are reqnest lis the tear through many a long year eaipeeic lat adteihesdemarabadieme ree ep ur tui: dni ike | Fees, $8.00 per term. i eta ‘ A saw ae proceed | lottetown to Red Point, in the neat little | ed to meet at the C. A.C. ©. rooms, on wept, 7 W V R a: at i to a3 steamer May Qaren, and the excursion up | Water St. at 11.20 o’clock a a sharp Must Tis life’s whole path o’ershaded; ARLOTTETO N DRI ING PA K, } The Girls’ School re- pens Dept 10 4 3 ne _| and down the harbor on the same steamer | They willbe met there by the Citizen's Tis the one remembrance kindly kep*, ON | Teacher, Miss R. M. DesBrisay, assiste:! i} sity.—A young farmer near | in the evening. The M ay Qneen is a] Bind whe will escort them during the pa- When all lighter griefs have faded. » | by Messrs. G. F. Scovil, B. A, and C. W. in Sussex hoes e a curiosity inthe shape | comfortable craft, and is well adapted | rade through the rollowing streets :—Leay (Is1 ; ‘ ; / . N » 2 2 as Verno: Fees, $5.00 per ter i} ia - a ' os OF . Me SATOREG Oe LUO Iee a“ sland papers please copy.) aoor L Mond x I < aD, | * ermon. eer, Sv per term. — at ee he little | tor excursions Captain Paoli is a most) ing ©. A. C.C. rooms they will proceed Oorki nas LM . - : Ys it ys € tem er itt ’ woe Pupils prepared for matriculation at the 7; ae } are very simular to the com | crticient and courteous commander. Veeal | along Water St to Queen, up Queer to : | Prince of Wales College and the Univer ct ~ 2 . . : eee Eon omg and instrumental music alded to the en-| Kent, a ong Kent to Prince, down Princo | Weve toa lot of trouble and expense The Following is the Programme and Prize List: | sities. ae Phe rea : } : th _ — rs j yment of the sail, Anld Lang Syne and to Water, along Water to Great George, "Pj epmetimes to bring our FURNITURE al Or d r S 1. One Mile (Novice).—Ist, silver medal; 10. Hurdle Race, 220 yards.—l1st, $6: For information apply to the Warden. a; 4 [ ept or ua rT Parsies he Ns ‘ ' . “one i ‘ ro yres rove Mey ‘ 2@ er rin | . © i € ° « 2 © . ™ i 99 »- ry ie : ' c except rr ne ne the Nat oual A ithem concludiag the pr , Great George to Richmon 1, past Vik lori | vividly before your vision. Perhaps we 8 | 2n1, pipe; 3rd, spoon. ; 2nd, $4; 3rd, $2. aug23—135 tl Sth sept wy ?1 ny vi Pca Sy as the steamer came up to tne Buw to Queen up Q keen to (srafion, along | have to wait weeks or mentha for returns Se 2 Quarter Mile Championship (best 9 ll. Three Mile Championship.—-Ist, gold neem | ‘ aa “ee wharf : : Grafton to W eymonts, up Werniouth to | for the monev expended but we have in 3).—Ist, gold m adal; 2nd, silver medal; medal (Dodd & Rogers); 2nd, silver medal; | +e ‘ NLGAT B j Red P 4 } I j I | | Parl ‘ , | efore leg y ~ l ie Chori & rov, aiong Fitzroy ie oO B ard ’ . 7 2) r r 5 eo 2y ee pillhatonte Bali last vigin, |, Betore leaving Red Point, the ehoir | Fitror, along Fitzros, heoee tothe Park. | Koo tua areureaeweeellyon whats | TMPORTANT! |isp00 3nd, ep700 | ‘a : ow entiiad “Ttkesh Gheane- ——— eat or 3 a Mac ao iring the parade the band willoccupy a 'tave to aell ina clear, straightforward 3. 100 Yards Running Race.—lst, $7; 12. Half Mile Runaing Race. —lst, gol a. | ' . —— for his s cing , s rere ron. . an ‘ 9ni Ok. 2el e: ‘i ‘ . ee aleniees hoppers.” The lecture wis bothy enter- | [7 uis Sin as id es .* nes yf op ee eres | wa , aud give good value for the money ——— 2n 1,955 Sed, $3. Sek medal and championship; 2nd, silver Leather either and tautractioes at Uta incase of his.grounds and residence during the | : Lhe Turf. | spent with us, we will continue to draw “ ‘ 4. Half Mile Championship.—tlst, goll medal. | , s veg cine cal on natalie Meaaeal day, and three rousing cheers were given | New York. A wust. 39 (Special) | trate and keep it. Kitt y €. Body W ash meda!; 2nd, silver medal; 3rd, spoon. 13. Five Mile Champicnship.—ist, gold | ae Hi David Laird presided © for that. gentleman. Three tim three | Robert J. deafeated Joe Patchen yesterday, We are nearly ready for fall trade, and « ’ 5. Quarter Mile Running Race.—lst, meda! (Dawson); 2nd, silver melal; 3rd, Medal ! ; ee ia an la iiger were also g.ven for Father making the best mile ever made in harness | mean to meet you with extra good values ORIGINATED WITII US. $7; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3. spoon. ; if Tur Tiwes Bricurextne.—The New Reid and Mr. Blanchard. | at Fleetwood, in 2 O45 in ail kinds of reliable FURNITORE, ainnauttae : .. Halt ile for Boys under 16 years.— 14. Two Mile Handicap.—Ist, one years | We will present a leather medal io 7 # York Herald bas been interviewing the =e At Fleetwood Park, New York, on Wed- | ETT : fl : ist, on eee vlvet eee + oF Aaa =i York Life Ins, Co; 2nd | ate competent belles Ghee who, i ses ofthe dmericah Metropolis on | PERSONAL. | ne-day, Azote trotted a mile in 2 05}, the | hi A LK 4 RI HT & Gi) LTD G h b —| B | 50 7. Two Mile xampionship —Ist, gold silver medal; 3rd, spoon. mo ws a i merchants of t! = ‘ “ a . . . ; soa ia | Sains she oe sai Pa the Eads | a fe bld " : et t e est arge oti es c. meéeda'; 2nd, silver medal; 3rd, spoow. 15. Mile heats against time—Ist, $25 | oa “e oa -~ a ap - rt tae poss : dee ey oe Rd. C e Ss ee Me oe : meg : : 3 ne ace narter mile : sins a Scone onn A Weis ; admit that they are the best vaiue : instance the reporter wag informed that mm . Tench, of St. John, ie at the Re | up to that date, the be-t previous mile | Who Sell at Selline Pricer, | since R, _ e Reel Rac oor mile, 10 pair racing apne Sore & W right.) | ia the town. Weel to plenee our rf busines< was creating, that values | *°l . : oe having been Nancy Hank’s 2.06} in 1893. | | Tickets for Labor Day Sports 5 conte | Os > ett pee, Ce 16. Sug of Wan 20 mea.Vuarioue | customers by giving them the best j her, and that the prospects for tt Thomas Galbraith, of the Scottish | Teles Geol cnx ts | | ade perp ecae . : lo « 9. One Mile Championship.—lst, gold town vs. All Comers. ; i y eo ae eee if ° ig » a LAbOe Gh) US Sir ceis . . reEiyv é mwayme s ave bee nade - —_——_$_——<<— $$$ € b dy < ° e: i y : g > oO ‘ sae tte ‘ere better than they | A@etican, ic registered at the Queen, P; ee ee ee se , ee meda!; 2nd, silver medal; 3rd, spoon. Verne . Cones A a 4 next three montiis were better than they | 6 Sewer, wih bid dee oe otembenee tit the Halifax driving clul’s guarantee Commercial Schoo! FOR SALE AT high rent to pay, our expenses are 11 . ' for the naat fev ears 4 , ' . eae . = ‘ . a ad | ‘ | OAUGH 2 - a ; sii ™ < ae ae ot on bs ae a ° . . 2% have Leen for the past tew years. trip to Cape Breton, returned last evening. | stake to be decidedt at the riding ground | o1 Entries close on Angu-t 25th. Eatrance fee, $1.00 in each bicycle event. Four to not heavy, so we stand in a better i] 7S ae ,...| Me. J. B. Praught, of Pownal, left to-day |" Monday next. The valueof the stake | R E D D] N B ROS start or no third prize. position to give you satisfaction + . SEAS mina © rect re oe ae ’ ee _s ne oe » 2247 j ee . ° ’ ie ‘ i ai ee et a Pr : | . " Packin re "| by the Str. Olivette en route to Balumore | 1s now $345. Montrose and Lawndomini: The subscriber has decided to open a | Games begin at L p.m. sharp. Citizens’ Band in attendance. | than anyone else in the trade. ; ints Out that the ortiand Packing o oe : >| area ne > Ht ber. = e RCT ee. : “ut a 2 AG ae 3 i ; 5 } : bi oe ted fo : actories this season at | U-S. A. Se tee a _ ; | Commercial Scheol in Charlottetown about ! OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. ADMISEIUA es ones Bienes —— g : Hl .. i. ‘EACHEN ‘ ope, “aioe . = . 20 : j Cc a Mre. W. W. Glarke left on a brief visit Phe great bor handicap plates of 1000 | gye geet of September, i a Special Train will run from Summerside. .Train west of Summerside will connect A. Kae MICKAU “WN, ee tine e o or rome ee wi | to Bo-ton this afternoon. She went by | sovereign, for 3 year olds and upward-,| = Subjects taught. will embrace Book- ang29 6 eae with special at tnat place. Special rate3 all over the line and on al! boats. nail THE SHOE MAN. . aes << geam and Img : — , ct , 1 the Ulivette. the second to receive fifty sovereigns out | Ke, ping, Commercial Arithmetic, Com-.. iS Particulars regarding the parade of wheelmen to grounds on Labor Day and other = he Be NOE ne! a 3 - sO0U Case. ” Phe. = ve ; = Mr. G. C. Clairmonte has returned to | Of the plate, 1] miles, was run at the York | mercial! Law, Business Forme, Business , matters will be made knuwn later. zp “ i wst for three years. - oe ae”. l ak os sae ge APRS ae er my se ¥ ; i Z - ‘ > i [ . ot = ee yea pan) Charlottetown after a vacation epent at | oe oe me ox : Wed a Correspondence, Shorthand, Typewriting a or a e e i. ARSENAULT. J. RB. DAWSON. Black Bia mone Tre sr s hore in Nova Scotia. ; and won by Lanthony, Dumbarten second, | and Penmanechi ; : s pa! his howe in Nov 1 Scotia | tecee ake ) | and I enman hip. } ee Secretary of Committe. Chairmen of Coasteitiec. s si a : c Toxxet. Bors Boring for the tunnel Rev. D. B. McLeod and davghter, of oxer third. Ihe Shorthand Department will be A 3995 = 26 a ae 5 8 COBAN, calling, trom Moatrea t OR G3.— boring i tu ei pon = a - 7 - e . ; z: rus cael a day ning, Aug. 30th, 2 « ‘ nae bean pieneouted this etneea with werk Orwell, are at the Queen. They leave on The latest English betting on the St, j under the charge of the most com] etent | By request, I hereby proclaim MON- ugust 8, ” Charlottetown Menten morning, Sept 2nd, | ed success over last year, when no holes | Tuesday for Boston Leger, to be run September llth, is; 3 to} instractor in the Province. DAY, the 2nd of Sepember, from 12 o’- : : —" oe and wit sail for St. John’s, Hewsousdiand, were bored at al Tnia season. ‘the con J.D. Rolston, of the Yarmouth Times, | 1 against Sir Viste, 7 to 2 against Whittler Charges exceedingly moderate, and po | clock, noon. cart Seok ths sede cales aa a avers senate: Missin: tbamin eG: hae | Oy Charlottetown. He is regi-ter-| 8 tol against Raconter. 100 to 8 against | pains will be spared to give students every 9900 900S 9068 06086584 0054 $064 6966 6668 696698069686 possibio rates ‘ ,» Messrs. 3 aren »o at a Meat Device | Butterfiy. 9 ostine whe Owl 3 ee er 4 ° ® e For farther particulars as to freight and A cineal eee weal sed oth The | ed at the Hotel Davies. | Buiterfly, 20 to L against The Ow!, 20 to | satix faction. A C H 1 d : Ee ean Sie ae Hk Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Chapman, of Mone- | 1 against Kirkcounel, 33 to one against} Evening Classes will be organized 1vic O12 ay, Did Y E T . ees engineer in charge is Mr. J.S. D. Caddy.; * bi sie oan gE cad , er | Beckt oa : ou ye, . oe. a es — ; ! al ie: jl ou ver ry PEAKE BROS. & CO.. The operation of boring is likely to last pean) a oe "ieuiatetits. ecKhampton, oY to 1 against Speedwell, | ; + qo ephaw. ” _ Will p.case | ond ack my fellow citizens to observe the aug27 agents, . uting i S -lane ‘ re : send in their nannies at once. j . t | | '

- A Nove Sicur.—A steamer runn ng on | rails is a curious sight to be seen near |

Copenlisgen. Two lakes are separated

Rev. Mr. Crewford, head master of the Collegiate Schoo!, Windsor, N.S.. arrived left again this

here yesterday and morn-

| ing.

Rogers es- spending his

York, re-

Ewen Cameron, of Dotd & tablixhment, who has been holiday= in Boston and New turned last evening.

Dr. P. A. McLeae, and Dr, Edwin E Bond, and W. Whitney Ames, of New York, are spending a few daye in the city. They are at the Queen.

Mrs. Daniel Davies, Jr.,of St. Pani, Minn., who has been visiting relatives and

| friends in Charlottetown, left in the Oljj |

vette to-day en route home. Mary friends will regret to hear that

| Mrs. (Rev.) S. T. Teed lies in a very low

Ai the trotting meeting on Friday at Neuilly Lavallow, France, the

event of |

the day was the international contest, over |

a distance of 4200 metres, for harnessed trotters. Fourteen were

there were three French ab-entess. Autrain

entered, and |

with Tombour recond, Gn. 44=., and Helen |

| 7 : a ek ie jan American horse, won in Om 42 1-5-., |

j

i

Leyburn another Americam entry, third, On. 44 4-5,

Sea King, the champion trotting pony

| stallion, with a mark of 2.215, owned by

Elwood T. Davies, of Woodbury, Pa., will

| protaly soon be taken to Kngland, as an

English noble man has

|

|

|

| for the pet

| Sea King is now at the Belmont stables, | Philadelpia, and is being handled by Ed. | Lynn Davis,the 12 year old son of the |

been negotiatnig |

for the purchase of the speedy little animal | : : . 7 | withont distinction.

Wr.te for Prospectus. S. F. HODGSON, Principal. Box 242, Charlottetown. auzl5 —216 & wy

NOTICE.

The undersigned having leased the

-trear banks and

| Mowre’s Mill, head of North River, Milton,

|

hereby warns all parties interested that anyone fouad fishing or otherwise trespass

ng on the premises will be prosecuted

J. PITBLADO.

augz7— 3i

fixhing privileges of |

day. W..E. DAWSON, any 29 Mayor.

| NOTICE.

All permits given to fish on that part of | Morell River owned by me are from this | date revoked. Anyone, without distinc- | tion of person, who fishes in river or tres- | passes on the land from this date, without 'a written permit from myself, will Le | prosecuted.

THOS. MORRIS. ang29—3i

dress wearers.

Four Fast Colors, Black, Brown, Slate and Cream

ang28—3i (351)

to save a few cents by using a poor Inrertininc ? Tlien you snrely regretted the saving when the inferiority of the lining made your whole costume

appear slabby after a tew days wear. If you use

Fibre Chamois

and find the name on EVERY YARD to be sure of getttng the genuine good-, you will understand its popularity wth the most stylish dress makers and permanent support and stiffuess to a garment, and one trial will satisty you t! at it is the best,

In 3 weights; Licur, No. 10; Mepium, No. 20; Heavy, No. 30.

lu gives ¢

: : :

P, k. ISLAND RAILWAY, LABOR. DAY.

Excursion Return Tickets v at one first-class fare to and from all Sta- tions on this Railway on Saturday, 31st Angust, inst, and Monday, Sept. 2nd, good for return up to and ou 4th Septem- ber, 1895. Tickets not good for going journey after 2nd September,

A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER,

Superintendent. Gen. Manager,

Moncton.

+3 ; ili be issued

Railway Office, Ch’tor n, (

il ith stan dl tt Abs acon

sn ile sta Ste in ¥ blaine iNet NT TOC LLL ALT TL OL LE LEAL LALA

. by a narrow strip of Jand, on which | condition and her recovery is utterly des— atuek - August 24, 1895. ; i} 4 raile are laid, rannivg into the “wo 7. aor a ae ge in ( a i | oeoe 006000006008 16 i } Water on either side. [he steamer, tev. John Read, of Moncton, ie visiting amilet, tye pacer making @ record 0 9° 3 J 3 s C C Cs ¥ . 3 = eee = = ; : : ej ; i ehieh is 44 f-et long and carries 70 pa frieuds in the city, and will deliver an ad 2.244 at Eastport recently, to which refer- be ELTIRETTEESINT ETI SI III IIS mi 2 : | 7 ' sengers, is guided to the rails by piles like | dress at the Prayer Meeting in the First | Phee has already been made by Tue Exam | m4 al i ¢* Oil 6] Oy all S ' 1 | a ferry slip. It has wheeis on cither side | Methodist Church this evening. | INER, Is HOt Unknown in Charlottetown. 2 7a . , 3 +i i which fit the rails, and is driven fu!) Dr. and Mrs. Hickey and Mr. Augustine | He was owned by Mr. AS. Hewitt, who | 5 7 bseril + has fit r th . 4 epeed up one 51 le of the incline and down Daly, who have been guests at Govern- | disposed of him to Mr. W. &. McKie, by } RM : be subscriber has fitted - =e { : k the other into the water on the other side. | ment House for several weeks past, were | gs he was sold to Mr. J. M. Johueon, | ha y 5 “a finest a —_——— passengers inthe Olivette to Buston to- | of Ea-tport. He was known as Atmby | 2x << : Iv Was His Moruer.— Some lawyers j day. ig : a while here and showed Zor d speed on the | wi ; SAMPLE ROOMS | aeem to have no sense of honor in the| Mrs. Keefe, Miss Keefe and Mr. Fred. | snow ‘a-t winter. i : es in the Province in tl etitesttal Witak is fi . : , , : ee . : earn ee 2 Se eee re tema <emeen & : = : Fe yvince in the substantia! Brick } jneans by whioh they trv¢to discredit the ; ®, Keefe, of Lowell, Mass ’ who wre The Ring. ! ee ae 7 structure { ‘none of those opndled the: i been visiting relatives and friends in Char- » y ; : as . € oe a = a a pepLmong OF those Qppersd to them; In 7. ' At Boston, on Wednesday evening, Dick | xy A Mi TY E E R : ee i : . iNlustration of whiah we need only adduce | lottetown, left in the (livewte today 0 | C:prien wax'defented by Joe Walcott. The | i ’ SS eee e Corner of Qucen & Sydney Sts. ‘tj the following specimen of Gross queéstion- ruute home. l 4 bout wes to have been a twenty-ronnd one, : 4 3 These rooms are all large and wel se th eee ee Jenkins, = aoa a sre ty asap wet oo. but in the first round the colored lad put —_—— An Al First Class Steamer at Lloyds will leave lighted. They are heated by hot water save the zoodnes of answering me directiv } 49 5 Beauunes re ‘ous oe vs" is adversary to =] re f . ; i lighted by electricity, connected by tale ara categorically a few plain questions?” | onto; Mre. J. A. Hozgins fand child, Bos- | hi ore oo & a With ready money to pay we have just ienieitea Liv errool for Charlottetown about 10th October next, and phone, and aie aie a. ane ae Witness—“Certainly, sir.” ‘Well, Mr. | ton; J. H. Latham, Providence, RB. T5 | een orice for Worsted —_ J ‘ will carry Freight at Through Rates to all the railway | rangements. Hlevator and office in con j Jenkins, ia there a female living with | A.C. Munroe, Picton; L. B. Maun, New ee ; er ts ; f : bis : : : Shedi: nection. ‘| mom wreak Seton ik ik eeiehbanad a) Gat suits made to order, worth $22 ip any another large purchase o points on this Island, also to Pictou and Shediac. P. P. GILLIS oO 10 18 ( a= | ‘ . atare a oma . @aern 5 . . . ~ : . - VilLLIS, ' & Mrs. Jenkins?” “There is.” “Is she| Miss E.E Hext, the celebrated elocu — Mok ‘Joa e ee Apply in London to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union| 4G oy ctown. Ane. 6, 1895—3m i under your protection?” “Yes.” “Do | tionist, and her manager, Mr. Shipman, trash—McKay Woolen Co. } Court Old B ds o -— ££ .4 Li . :s Pitcairn senctaningaccnroannaleienste cas otertnenianealneag 1 yor pom ©. cae eek . | s road Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to Pites . : 0G support her?” “: do. “Have you | are at the Queen to-day. They leave on Call and see those new dinner sets that r ‘ W t . i sf R 1 & ; t ver beca married jo her 7” “I have not” | the St. Lawrence to-morrow. ire, | OK 29 nice ~W. P, Gdwill, Bros., 51 South John Street, or here to alts, LOSE, FOUNRG, We ? (Here several jurors scowled gloomily on}; Mr. James Hoberteon, un. PF, Py Bre a2 8w d&w : 9 -— . ———— ie Mr. Jenkins.) “That is al!, Mr. Jenkins.” | Robeetson and family of Millerton, North: | meets — : Pp HK AKE BROS & CO. ate: oe aay aes ee Uppozing Counsel “Stop one moment, | umberland Co., were at the Brunswick at the mcst favourable prices. Mr. Jenkins. Is the female in question | yesterday on their return from Ti — I EIN DERS. Charlottetown, August 29, 1895—-dy tf her isldr wat guar sum jour BO 4RDERS—Two student boarders wanted your wother?’ “She is.”—Exchange. t oe ¢ 7 cag og ae : all je f . t ~ tt Ss ints aes EE . Apply to A W Newsery, Grafton Street : sipeinlieeeces | Mr .8S.C. Nash. and Miss Susie Nash, Sealed Tenders will be received at the Q $ } ee Prin ed Co on: cast 3i pd—aug30 Tue Oviverte. - The Steamer Olivette of Charlottetown, who have been visiting City Clerk’s Office up to noon on SATUR- | ** ua illcs 0 é Poadbulws as tase mas eee ti or. RB, adisiia at tiniey o'clock vester- | friends a Stewiacke - i Maitlan 1, are | DAY, the 3lst day of August, A. D. 1895, cure good board and comfortable lodging in a 13 | o Te ; a a. i 1é1 ay ha if s 82 & is ' work long the pro wwved Roa way to Fie- : ‘ . ° aug30—li a She left on return about two o’ciovic to-day, | 6° G “Nash, Iq, Collector of Jnland| tric Park. from ‘the Rildie of Uie saz Bleaghed and Unbleached. Sheetings, both Plain and acme taking the following passengsrs : William , > BR land.—~T 8 ! ; Ply 4 a : STUDENTS can be comfortably accommo- 8S. McGili, Mi Marti Henry Rogerson Revenue for P, E. Island, . . trance to Goveroment House for a distance I willed. dated at Mrs Rost Corrin’s, Euston Street. Ww , Mend nad LE Macdonald ered. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Macdonald left this of 187 feet or thereabouts, according to pmb wK eM eK fi 7 2. Keefe, Mr. J,} #ft rnoon in the Olivette en route to Wil-| plan and specification to be seen at the : : 8 er M. E.F. Bailey, Mr. Dennison, | ™inaton, Deleware, where Mr. Macdona’d | City Clerk’s Ontice. Ginghams and Apron Checks. Fine Bleached Cottons, BOARDERS—Two or three college students ‘ M P ae uf, Seni | BY ‘Renee Mr. will assume the editorial management of The Committee do not bind themselves = rte nh » ia cen de Mrs ft bar ¥ dit : s Mabie Me Diaiien ie Cole: the Democrat, a paper ogg in = to accept the lowest or any tender, : an reno ’ — te. ay. Lis ne, 2. ’ >* . , : : > > ‘ , 2 ae eo . . s obese interests of the S:ngle ax. esterday By order, \ 7 ’ | C BOAT LOST—A 15 foot row boat drifted eT: Fasion, Mr. s handle;, Mr Moulton, | afternoon the Guardian staff presented Mr. fH. M. PAYISGN We hite and Co} ored kk leecy ottons —_— from Largley Beach on Saturday night; sail, Hs bowejoy, Catherine “Murphy, Bewwe | sfscdonald with, au a ljeee* yocornpenid | Toe ay big Chor a a Goin, Br. and Mrs. Hickey, Augustine F : i ‘ ld . mais Seite iia: ties coe nae Lo ee af asitt Desas aaa y a puree, Mr. gn’ Mre. Macdonal ity Clerk’s Office, Aug, 20, 1895 Bed Tickings, Linings, Jeans and Silicias. Bn eo ae 3 JAMES BARRATT'S, Connolly's Wharf . j fs Sey. Denies Deo? eo ee | have Tae Exaiisen’s beat wishes, ime s Office, Aug, 20, 1895. 3” 5” This iS going to be the g1 andest ev ent aug2)—dy 2i wky li i venseon, air? a. * ys . - / ~ ‘ > - : a mye ee eR a area eienn tinea 7 » . ‘ BOARDERS WANTED—One or t - eee tae : FINAL NOTGE || FLANNELLETTES, COTTON WARPS. |that has been held on the Island for years.| stititits issn Suishis rah, Miss ard, Elizabeth B--rs, re . f ; ? ® be accommodated in a small private family a e 7 » » f The Children’s Enemy. ng ; ft FLA ! ~ : . — short distance from Co'lege. Apply at this Mee a mcncess ink oeeea | Scrofula often shows itself in early lite, ™ . , No one can afford to miss seeing the great | cmv. Pe aug r. Liarke, Mr. Mhichards, 18. rns 7 ‘ we - ge ° oi ’ é wtiesinieia — " ni 4 land is characterized by swelling, ab-| a Rinsnines acs. and ¢ ; 4 r »L> BOARDER -~— tccommodation for twe Mise Harkins, Mr Jardine, Mre. Jardine, { te hi chew etc Consumption : eS : =tainless Flour Bag i ana audit Lb doz. I owels. parade and the Taces at the Trottin Par k. three board: rs ann So ahaaned. a caution Mra. Graves, Miss Ro-s, Margaret Jardine, |.” - eas ‘he Soe “stay In this class of MESSRS. CAIRNS & Mc!l.EAN havirg ' ’ . : tion at Mrs MoGREGor’S, Prince Street, a: W is scrofa: ung. ; Paseo : eee: k-cin-trad? and reti . ° aug27—2w (246) phe Hatheray, Mre iiejnoll:, W- MH. Tr | diseases Scatv’s Britiision js yagyedtign: | diepased of their stack-in-trad* and retire Goods are on the way now, and be on sale next week. It’s a strange coincidence that this creat ee eee se viity, fda fohn-on, Mire. - Coowjey, Me. al i > the mio t reliawle medipine } } from hysiness, hereby notify their ilebtors ° m . BOARDERS WANTED.—Mrs. Van Bus- ee ip : smphrey Sull 4 e Oe 4 " Te os j A > 30 . . , . : i , 1B Jeyme Street, ear Prince f emg te hag ag Ta may oer mcd je ee it ere eee ae eee aa KSEE Bargains for all. event should happen in the same year that Whine cinmbsis oursien Geo, Gunnn, Mr, Morrow, Mrs McLellan, Prixce ov Wates Corince.—The thirty | them must be paid to Mr. Henry Smith, = “ oard2ra.—3i pd. Mise Crosby, Mrs. Sullivan, ce sixth se*sion of the Prince of Wales Col- | Clerk of the County Court, Charlottetown, cic Mt it soemctn ahinalhansil we started W hat promises to be one of the BOARDERS —Gtedents attending Prince { Sullivan, Mrs. heh Miss arene lege and Normal School opens on Tuesday, | who is authorized to receive and grant ‘ i ° : of Wales College can be comfortably accom- ir. Comsat "* - ug be FO ah 3rd September at 10 = N. ss discharges for the same. ans | ‘ Sit finest Custom Tal oring businass in the Do- Ganitenes ae Street, opp. Prince of nders, F. B. Baste, en A ey.” pata tents, except the holders of Scholar- MALCOLM McLEAN t¢E* P . > in? ; ‘ ~ FOR SALKE—New Cottage on Chesinui St Mre. M. J. oat Mr-. W be ow ships, muvat pay the sessional fee to a ANNIE CAIRNS. : ii€ € op Cs ore. minizon of Canada. It wonderful the for vale ‘at a bargain, it not Giaponed of ge Hel, Sr, MECN: Soe Arthur Newbery, the Assistant Provincia ‘ ne ss . . , vefore the lith day of September, it will be | STs os Jumes Mcticrrie, Ani Var . a e< " anc}G—dy Gi wky 4 . ‘ “C Viaw sold bY Auction at 12 o'clock, noen, on the Hsbes dies yeliserg,’ goo Wash | Tregerer, fore supainent. dy =p | SEAS ky 4 | 5 er ot _|strides we have made since the first Of Mary, | 2iddy Auctoa st 12 octock De Ber Macdonald, J!» C. Braacht, Mr- | eens | NM Kl) Not one dull day in our business this season, | 99° WANrerawung seo Seemnse Janiel Morrison, Mere Puntee, Miss Alice : : . nahn ae : 2 i Power, Howard F. M: Bet, ye Rees = and at the present time we cannot get our ee ea ocen email sppemin satnony 3 Mre. M. McLeod, Mire McLeod, Master | ae . order. "Apply to MRS LowpEN, Dundas Es- ai Dean Kahn. Joba ee e Murray, S work out on time, We want four good planade. _tf—augh i Marv McGuirk and C. H Wheeler. a ., a TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block. 5 : Coat Makers Apply to Prowse Bros tf—mayl . ) : a. J Apply to Prow i cre td Ms, “ : ° i TO LET—The dwelling hous P« i [NDIAXAPOLIS, Aug. 2” 'n the chim . ESALE & RETAIL i any Street ac present soemeten uy Gearne # ae ney of a fittle frame cottage standing at VTHOL ” f om, Ksg, of H. - pene a —— : @ iitti ‘ i” a : one u . . " as 73,/ ; ee rooms, exclusive of itchen ¢ sere rome distance fr m theother residevces«f) Commencing at we will sell that Leau.iful line of pretty at ail PRek AY Wool EN CoO tech, rooms, exclusive of ikitehen snd. ser- ; Irvington, a small suburb of this city, de " I "k Cotte worth tie. Su Gle per yard. 2 Charlottetown, August 26, 1895—156 ‘ © 9 | Apply on the premises sow (246) tf-ameat teetives this morning found the cuarr d 10 0 ¢€ oc $ ) an, ee = 4 . . " WANTED A middle-aged “woman to lake : remains of little Howard Pietzel, une of LELOLLS OTST SE SoS SIE I he Swell | al lors charge of a farm home three miies from the : Holmes’ victims. The fial was the result you can have your choice of any Blouse ip = vee . ala. “Eingetrn ah thie ction, augs i af icng gnd persistent search by De'ect- ll Satur de ane ‘a ——— —_—_—_— Charlottetown, August 28, 1895—135 ree ive Geyer, of ranted ; phia, who came here the store ap half price. ; A — Pen * eee Rs a ae for dining room and kit- ; : ; oun « 3 : i ; | é me chen work. Ap at Queen Hotel between siz weeks aga, end has been working eves | SPECIAL! tite hours or 10 nu 18 wetock ta the forenoon. | ince on the cory sat yor e - et ; 28> G references required, tf—augl - nae oe ere ae ny ke cake On Saturda all o* onr hest Underskir‘s, Night Dres:es | re en ee i Spector Gary found the empty cottage at ard Babies Lawn Dresses at half price. Pe de as gi i ke ; Irviegton whieh bal been océeupied by a | September Apply to EpWARD CHANDLER . 4 man anawering Holmes’ description, and ho} 30 ] f Dre ° ‘ Ce ee Vouk . Neate § a gD tub They be- 3 . ‘ r shoiee : as 0 ess . TASHING WANTED—Wo ; elite be y, — ws eee On jaturaay youpeee Z t.. choice of 30 en ‘Thirty Cent Tan Cashmei e 2 E e a a i | i Angas peers ig og + crete suuds at ha rice, 1 ® 1 ——_— — (1) —_— ~ FOR SALE — Phe house and premises owne rit Hue plac trunk in ¥ hich it had been P | ilose (Girls), SLAG 6 inch by Judge Macleod, fronting on Hillsborough Pyppoced that ihe Lady had me epippes Bae = 8 . I ' Park; mented by hot water, has a bathroom, uither search was rewardel byt ve Hou- : : 4 } . h t amshi ‘cc AIL BER ” will be e here this , bath ame ot ner modlern improvements. For ing of a namber of charred bones in the your choice of one hundred Black and + to F Ih¢ i. - e S es Pp 4 + i. du —— , et , apply to A ee chimner, together wi h the buttons from ll iy ay ’ . ig; f ; J i < |. TO LET—shop on Queen Street, one of th : eae correo, Keldeutiy ta geile Colcged Jackets at $1.00. | Fifty Cent fan Kid Gloves,| week with a Cargo of RUN OF MINE and SLACK | 70 Ler—shop ong ino ty-R beawe, had been murdered in the house and hie | s 3 ow ; . : . Agent. augl2 j body cremated there, The supposed mur- SIZé 6; to &. COAL, from Dominion Coal Company’s Mines. This Cargo TO LET—That comfortable brick dwelling s¢yer oud his victim came to the house to- . . . . . — Water Street oneey > tae age i pel ej, and were Seen gbout the pl vce for 3 will be sold low whilst landing. Henry Douse, Esq, o oO: zesion given at i & week, when Luth disappeared and noth- e -— story dwelling on Prince Street mow occupies ' ing has since been heard of them. A RIS P E AKE BROS & CoO by James Reddin, Esq; possession given first ; pe ae doae e e § We af . of July next. Also, cottage situated on Hills- * Tired womeo need to have. their blood : seni testi Ul lich deem i , Porgagt Sire, Incl osegplod by Walle | rifled and euriched by Hood’s Sarsapar- Tus. Wesson —Light to wodtente winds; qeucrally fiery wat mush chan Charlottetown, A 1895—d AGENT Charlottetown, August 20, 1895—dy & wky PEAKE Buos & Co. 135 tf—1may20 ad sarlottetown, August 24, vi la. {t will give them health and strengths! temperature, ; os a 4/3 a a . 3