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We  at the organ with ‘ her accustomed gown but hops it is not so as they would
, ability. The connective readings giving
 l the beautiful and pathetic story ol Jes-
You
A Bright
and Prosperous
NEW
YEAR
1900.
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The Popular Printer.
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Fresh ground Mocha and Java
Cos.. tocpef in
Fresh ground Maracaibo CoB`ee
32c. per lb.
Crisp Malaga Grapes 2Oc. per lb.
Choice Table Raisins l5c. and
20c. per lb.
California Muscatel Raisins
l2c. per lb.
N0' Valencia Oranges l5c per doa
gvoet Jamaica °‘ 25c “ do;
orthsrn 8 Apples 12, l
P’ and 20c per dos.
Christie Brown 8: Co's I and 2
sound Fruit Cakes. _
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to our many patrons fcr the
most liberal share of their
trade which we have received.
That our edorts to please have
not been unsuccessful has been
clearly shown, and in the
future we shall make stil
greater eiort to merit the
patronage of the public.
Sincerely.
6 F Hutcheson
The
Holidays
Are (Iver
But every housekeeper will
want some of the “lull
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ing in groceries and every-
ting arrived. Rev. E. J. Grant very ao-
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‘Latest News of the City
and__Provincc.
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~By Reporters and Correspon-
i dents Everywhere.
Tm: _Minto enters on her wiuter’s
work this morning.
-_ Choir rehearsal First Methodist
church postponed untl Friday evening
8.80 p. m. in the basement.
L. O. A. B. A.-The annual meeting
ot New Wiltshire District Orange
'Lodge will te held in Hackett Lodga
room, Hunter River, on Tuesday, the
.9th Jan. at 2 o’o10ok, p.m.
ON Thursday aight the 28th inet,
'thieves entered the house ot Hr. ht.
Bowness, Montrose. and stole several
y articles among which was-a 70 lb cheese
The thieves entered through s back
Iwindow.
Smtnar school workers and all inter-
ested in Bible stady are urgedto. at-
tend the meertyz called by Rev. D. B.
McLeod p out of Queen"a Co. at
the parlor ol Zion church on Thureda
evening at 7.80 o'elock. Jan. 8 WJ
Thurs ‘
"Tn: Sondan,”-the hrst lecture oi
the year.-In Graco church, Thuvs&y
evening. Delivered by Mr. T. C.
Janus-Stereoptioon views-Admissim
15 cents.`childrsn 10 cents. Ticksss
to behad at Geo. r& C0‘s. Goo.
Baokham’s and J. ‘s 
BY Bloroooe to 'nd ertlsi
mm at suntan. h% if 1...?
Hr. G. D. Longworth has sdmiitid his Vice President; Wm. J. Haberlia, Seo-
IOII Cllltlol H. B. Lolgworth a pli- `retary; Herbert Moore. Treasurer and
ner in the iirm ot G. IL Loiigworthl
Co. The new tim are tally prepared
to turnish cans, linin lobster twinm.
rope. tin plates, bloefiinaed  favorable auspices and promises to be  Mg chan’ mga. gg,
aliontnts reqaired tors lobst r fan* 
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as lowest prices. .  get entertainment and instruction for
ar manager rsssstzhs 
No. it A F.aadA I lhl
_ _'_ ‘  .~ ‘. '_' _ ' .R  lngeveryWedneeday night. The do-
wn? ‘ " lhate lor next meeting will he "Wlioh
W ' 2 Dmm °| 'mummy y“’ i” has the more ialuence on a maa’a char-
ax sill, 8. W
Harrie Hopgoed; J. W., John Wood-
Kay; J. S. Boht. loose; Marshall.,
Andrew Bowness; Chap.. Bev. Ilr.
Ailwyn; J.S., Patrick Slevin; Tyler;
Robt. Douglass. I
Tun Bill River Mission Band
held their Anniversary Song Service in
the Methodist Church. Alberton. on
Wednesday, Dec. 28th. Rev. John
The program crnsisted ofa service of
song entitled Jessica’s First Prayer.
Solos were nicely sung by Misses
Nettie Leard and Lena Clark, and two
duetts by Misses Blanche Leard and
Flcssie Bell Miss Fthel Bell presided
sica’s life were very eifactively read by
Miss Violet Goldsmith. The collection
in aid ct the lunds of the Band amounted
to $6.00
Bitnxoxr Jotting’s.-An event nl uh
day evening Dec. 28th. when the young
people ci Belmont held a concert and
basket social in the Baptist Church. The
building was crowded to its utmost
capacity long betore the hour for open-
ceptably and appropriately presided. A
lengthy programme, consisting ol
music-vccal and instrumental. dramas,
readings etc, was rendered ina very'
creditable manner. It ip unnecessary to
particulariae but the selections from
Hr. Leonard Fraser’s graphophone are
worthy ol special mention. Atser the en-
tertainment a large number ot baskets,
very tastefully decorated, and groaning|
with delicacies, were disposed of by
suction, Mr. Thomas Linkletzer acting
as audtioneer in -his usual energetic
manner. The total receipts amounting to
841.35, go towards removing the debt.
on the church organ. The evening’sl
proceedings were closed at a late hour
by singing God Save the Queen.-Mr.
Edmund Campbell and Miss Sadie N
Lyle, students of P. W. College are
spending their Christmas holidays att
their respective homes. Miss Gem-nde~
Moore and Edith Strambnrg, ex-teach-
ers of Belmont are visiting lriends here H
at present.
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To cure a headache in 10* hiihutes
use Kumiort Headache Powders.
HAIR brushes, llaii h’IllIaol, holla
|30th,to
Monday.
Tm: Charlottetown School ot Music
will re-open this morning.
Dox’r forget the social with program
and refreshments this evening at 8
o’clock
Tru: Gosrar. meeting to-morrow night
at the mission will be lad by the Rev.
Robt. Whiston Evangelist.
THE Anniversary Entertainment ot the
B. I. S. tales place at Emerald on
Saturday evening, Mr. J. E. B. Mc-
Cready will deliver his lecture on
‘ ~D’Arcy McGee.”
I. O. F.-Court Aberdeen, No. 1215.
I. O. F., met in their court room at Mal-
peque, on Thursday the 28th inst. Six
candidates were initiated and the follow-
ing brethren _elected as officers lor 1900.
C.D. H.C.R., Norman Ramsay; C.R.,
Calvin Bearisto; V.C.R., Jas. Bouris;
F. S., Chas. Taylor, re-elected; R. S.,
Howard Ramsay, re-elected; Treas.,
John D Clark; Chap., Rev. J. M.
Fisher; S. W. Thomas Thompson; J.
W. John S. Adams.
LOWER Monracnn.-Christmas and
,New Years passed very quietly.-On
Thuraday evening several ot the young
tolks turned out to enjoy the lirst skat-
ing ol the reason on Pcole’s dam, but
the recent snow storms has since put
an end to their enjoyment. Mr. Arthur
Aitken of F.Perkine & Co’s, spent New
Years with his friends here. The
Presbyterian Sabbath School closed
Sunday, Dec. Blat lor the winter. The
attendance has been large and we trust
much good accomplished. \
A Ncxsaa ot the young men ol
Murray Harbo_r_ met in Tem-
perance Ball, on
James Gillis; Sergent-at-arms. A ooa-
(ioldsmith, Pastor occupied the chair. 8
and Mr. Cox intends building a wing
usuil ii t ,rest occurred here eu Thurs- ~
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tha., in our nn..
3.1’l¢¢l°°*u‘°d'°°°"
qe&l&.
aideralhe number of members were ea-
mued The society as. .uma andn-
a success. Itssimiato rovide
yous mea during the coming
wiatar. Thesoeiety willhoida meat-
aotor his books or his companions" _
aide; Secty.. Henry 1-lopgood; Trees.. ` Somtrs Norse.-Capt. Yates is load:
H. A. Leslie; S. D., W. A. Wood; J D. . ing his fine schooner at Kaight's wharf
-llayusrd Sr-hurman; S. S.. Dr. D. llc.
tor Boston and also Matthew 8 l(cLeau
the N utwood tor Newfoundland with a
general carzo. Oar fishermen have
hauled up their boats for the season-
The owners are iiting up the Sea View
hotel. l{r.Cox still runs the Sea View
Hotel, we understand that Mrs. Cox
received a very valuable Xmas present
from Drs. McLean, McDonald, Taylor
nd McKee permanent boarders ot the
hotel. The Sea View is still up-to-date
with some 20 more bedrooms for the
Summer trade which will give them 48
bedrooms for guests. We understand
he had a notion oi moving to Charlotte-
e missed very much in Souris as we
now have a first-class hotel and don’t
want to lose then.-Mr. McDonald oi
Shediac is visiting his father Capt. Mc'-
Donald.-The town for once is c‘ear of
commerical travellers but they will soon
be back again-The rum dens are in
full blast.
THE hal!-yearly examination ot the
Ions school was held on the afternoon
ol Friday, Dec. 29th, and although the
day was stormy quite a number ol visi-
tors besides the Trustees made their
way tothe schoolhouse and found the,
ed by some ol the visitors. Each class
from the Primer to the Sixth Reader ‘
was caretnily examined in all their
studies and they acquitted themeelsev
very well indeed. Misses Katie Queen,
Grace Mcislachern, Minnie llcPherson‘
and llsstar Everett Sutherland deserv-
ing speeial mention. Their general
Eacheru, and show that she is an
the least noticeable and praiooworthy
order maintained without any apparent
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goes to show that the scholars are not
and kept in proper subjection.
Pi x\cE of \\ ales College re-opens on
seats occupied by a goodly number ot
scholars. The work was conducted by
the teacher Miss Ida McEacheru, assist-
knowledge and readiness in answering _
releeting much credit upon Miss llc- . P
earnest and painstaking teacher. Not - 
feature ot the examination was the good =  0
efort on the ot the teacher which - ion
only wen aught but also wsu trainee :Fine tone,
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Hrs Hosea the lestsr
goes to'8ummerside to-da
nagsmsst in as outa vu
‘beendecidsd apon and the dedsioe
willbegivenbyllisllosorto-day.
llosraoas Norse.-liiss (hxollas
Lowther. (teacher) Bice Point. is vik-
ing her shsar Irs. John Boakh.-Hhs
Janie Tnplbdadlaa livl,t)lim Brad
Wright, Cheltoa andllas.-Belle Oslo
North Bedeqae, ana the guests d Bra.
B.Boweem-lr. Alex. Corhettis about
glvingap teaching as he ioteab so
enter the ministry--Mr.A. Boekia has
purchased ol lr. Quigley, the two
story house known as the Cole Koala*
Mr. Arthur Ramsay, shoemaker, is do-
ing a flourishing business, his new
method of repairing rubber boots B'
giving good satisfaction.
Bentley’s Liniment cures Spraina,
Strains, etc.
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