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A meeting of the Liberal-Conserva- | stands fifth on the iist in the league shoot- « | ing matches.

tive Delegates from the several pollin livisions of the Second Electoral D's f Queen’s County, will be held on Friday next, the 2nd day of ae o'clock, Pp m., in the Masonic lemple Building, Charlot select candidates to represent District at the forthcoming election. All the polling divisions will kindly see that their at ones Date d this 28th day of ‘

delegates are appointed

June, A. D

Cc. R. SMALLWOOD,

Secretary of the Liberal—Conservative |

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Liberal Nomination — Mesting

A meeting ofthe Liberal Electors of

Charlot tetown and Royalty will be held in the

MARZET HALL Wednesday. suth Ju

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® nominate Cardidates for the forthcom- ag Election for the Local Legislature. A. B. WARBURTON, President West Queen’s Liberal Associa- tion. June 28—td

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Beer Bros.

Congratulations.

Trea at Sr. Parzn’s Bay.—Great ex- citement over the Jubilee tea at St. Peter’s Galbraith’s Band provides the Special train leaves Charlottetown at 8 a. m., standard time.

Some Excei.ent Puorocrarus of the ag e8s sion on Jubilee Day, taken by Mr. A. 8, Johnsor, are on exhibition in the dm window of Jobnson & Johnson’s down town drug store, are at- tracting much attention.

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Perics Court.—T his forenoon the Scott

Act summonses against Hugh Hennessey

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and P.S. Brown were dismissed. Charles Watling’s case was adjourned. Peter

Gillboy for breaking windows in A. Mac- Donald’s store was fined $20 or 2 monthe jm prisoument. iii Insrection.—The Artillery and 82nd Battalion are being inspected this after- neon at Victoria Park. To-morrow the S2nd will be inspected in battalion drill at 2o0’clock. To-morrow morning commenc- ing ataboat 9 o’clock the artillery will perform their annual gun practice with 40-pounder R. B. L. guns at Keppoch. i neiicaiibetoscdiaa Bsprorp Trea.— Don’t forget the Ec lipse Jubilee teaat Bedford station Dominion Day. The bievele track is in excellent coudition, and the races prom) ise to be in—

teresting. There is no exaggeration in saying t hat the tea will be in every par- ticular what it is named. Advt. in another column.

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Has Sierr Tures Years.—The doctors are greatly gus zled over the strange case

"SUPREME COURT:

Teespay, June 29,

Edward Fisher and others vs. Colin Wright and another. —Action on account, z erdict for the plaintiffs for $163.82. D. C. McLeod fcr plaintiffs; Stewart for de- fendants.

The usual order was inade in the matter of the application of William E. Beutley for examination for admission as an attorney,

Re application of H. F. Knight to set aside — debtor attachment in suit of H.W. Longworth vs. Jobn Pitcairn an absent debtor. Court granted order nisi returnable Michae!mas term.

The Queen vs. William McCabe. Indict- ment tor assault occasioning actual bodily harm. True bill. Prisoner pleaded not guilty.

The Queen vs. William McCabe. In- dictment for larceny. _ True bill. Prisoner pleaded not guilty.

The Queen vs. William El]sworth and Wiliam Joyce. Three indictments for larceny. True bills. Prisoners pleaded not guiity.

Wepyespay, June 30.

Albert C. Duchemin and another vs. Epbhram Mackenzie.—Judgment for vlain- tiff on confession for $85.19. Stewart for plaintiff; Mellish for defendant.

Jonathon Hodgson and others vs. Chas G. Wright and another.—Twe actions on account. Judgment for plaintiffs for $475.85 and $399.94. A. A. MacDonald. for plaintiff-; Stewart, for defendants.

The Queen vs. Martin Power, Judge-

ment for assault on John Crowley. True bill. Prisoner pleaded guilty.

The Queen vs. Martin Power. Judge- ment for receiving stolen gocds. Nolle

prosequi ordered to be entered.

The grand jury bring in a presentment against Jas. H. Cummiskey for an assault occasioning actual bodily harm on Wil- liam Webster. Ihe Court ordered a bill of indictment to be preferred accordingly.

The Queeu vs. Michael Power.—lIndict-

north of has slept cortinuvusly years, except when awakened to receive nourishment and food. A few minutes is the longest time be can be in- duced to remain awake. He never awakes

Chall,a farmer,two miles

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of his own accord, and unless awaked by someone, woult undoubtedly sleep his life away.

A Bic Moxra _The month of June,

ending today, wasthe largest in point of business that the police court has experi- enced for years. In all there were fiftv— three cases before the court. here were 32 convictions for drunkenness, 3 for assault, 2 for nuisance, 2 for malicious

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fast driving, and 1 for larceny. There were six persons sent up for trial io the Supreme Court, and 4 Scott Act summon- ses were dismissed. The receipts during the monoth amounted to $130.25. iinet

A Srrance Acctpent.—Mr. Stewart, an employed of Mr. Dean of Rice Point, had & narrow escape from death on Saturday, the 26th inst. . As he was ascending a steep hill on the Canoe Cove Church Road

and bolding him fast to the ground. The horse was unable to rise and no house being in sight the distressed man could only hope for rescue by giving shouts of distress, thereby to attract the people of the neighboring village. Jobo McNevin, the school teacher, first arrived to the rescue. He found himself power- f lese to release Stewart, but willingly sat horse’s head and the animal Stewart had to remain in his undersired position for fully fifteen minutes, when McFadyen arrived from the village and released the distressed man; in their excitement pulling him out of his boots. Mr. Stewart was none the worse for his experience and proceeded on his journev after getting his cart straight- ened up—Guar.

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ment for receiving stolen goods knowing them to have been stolen. True bill. Not yet arraigned.

The Queen vs. Michael Power.—Indict- ment for assaulting Johu Crowley. True bill. Prisoner pleaded not guilty.

The Queen vs. Michae! Power—Indict-- ment for interfering with a police officer in the discharge of his duty. True bill. Pris- oner pleaded not guilty.

The Grand Jury this afternoon visited the Hospital for the Insane, the jail and the poorhouse.

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very large trade this spring. to work for more.

CARPETS,

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Second—We buy in very large quantities for spot cash, which enables us to buy from the leading and best manufacturers, and reason to claim no equals i in this city.

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SEASIDE HOTEL—~

Rustico Beach P. E. I.

Opens for the season on July 3rd,

JOHN NEWSON & Co., Proprietors. Surf and Still Water Bathing. Covered Ball Alley. Croquet and Tennis Grounds, &e.

Coach will leave Charlottetown. for the above Hotel, every Tuescay Thursday aud Saturday evening, calling for Guests. Returning Monday

] Wednesday, and Friday morning.

Trains leave Charlottetown for Hunter River, 6.30 a. m., and 3.30 p. m Leaves Hunter River for Summerside, 7.28 a. m. & 4.58 p. m. Leaves Hunter River for Charlottetown 10.43 a. m. & 8,18, p. m. Summerside to Hunter River 8.45 a.m. & 7 p. m.

Trains run on Eastern time, which is an hour slower than local time.

Address all Correspondenee to

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