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Z/rdf] I* 0o'i‘B.-\i.i. practice tonight at 'I o`clock.
ii Pi.oi'oi-imc began about Albei-ton last
week.
_ Tin: steamer Tiber is loading a lot of old
iron :it Demerara for Halifax.
THE Lyceum Company will appear in
the 0D€ra House on Monday evening.
, NOVA Scoria Provincial Exhibition is
to be held in Halifax from September 12th
to 20th.
THE foundation is being prepared for
the addition to the Presbyterian church at
Georiretown.
To-oar Messrs. Batt Bros. will com-
_mence the placing of a large boiler in the
[_ William Aitken.
DURING the three months and thirteen
days in which the Minto was on the
winter route she made no less thaneighty-
one round trips.-Truro News.
Crrr surveyor Nicholson has served a
_ notice upon Mr. P. Dougherty asking him
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We hive exclusive control for the
of this world fainous[remedy
get s pamphlet containing
llxygenatni
‘full supply of both siz=s received
from the manufac*urers
E Hughes,
Apothecaries Hall
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liisto be able to get bak
lpeepecial y Pastry and
ltd which Just suite the
K and makes you feel Q
H and strong That is
iskmd we bake-Jus; ex-
letly what yon want.
cnsaivi ni e s O
An delieionii Everybody
who has u-ed them is well
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oucwessr-: Loaf?
In not equalled in the crty
Remember that it costs but
Q `  M. C. A. parlor at 8.30 o’clock.
.  Trix: Schooner Ocean Bride, Capt Peter
, is
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elephone Q8
STEWART
Eclipse Bakery
Bskos best bread
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-to discontinue the construction of the_
balconies on the addition to the Davies
Hotel.
Yrisrnnnav the lobster fishermen of
Georgetown were busy getting out their
gear. Ice is reported clear from East Point
to the Magdalenes. Ice is also clear
to north Cape.
Tm: Synod of the Diocese of Nova Scot-
tia will meet this year on the 13th of
June, as the Bishop has to leave in time
for the steamer sailing from Vancouver on
the 29th June.
2 S. O. E. Lodge Prince Edward meets at
8 o`clock this evening. Initiation and
other important business. Members will
bear in mind thejoint meeting at 7.30 and
everyone is wanted.
THE Dominion Coal Company has issued
a circular letter to the effect that sailing
vessels will be loaded at theirCape Breton'
mines concurrently with Steamers during
/‘the coming season.-Truro News.
_ ON Saturday night burglars entered the
A bake house of a. well known down town
baker :ind selected two prime pound
cakes. The quality of the missing cake is
certainly guaranteed by the fact that the
niiscreants _ entered and left the building
without stealing or destroying anything
_ else. '
THEstore of Mr. D. A. Bruce, on Vic-
toria Row, was entered by burg`ars Sun-
day night and a quantity of readymade
clothing, sweaters, etc, was taken there-
from. The burglars obtained an ent-
rance through tbe rear, after removing the
locks from two doors by the aid of a
brace-and-bit( The brace-and-bit was
left behind and is now the property of
the police.
l Mx-11-:'riNG of Chai-lottetownbranchof the
Dominion Temperance Alliance. No
notice except through the press given of
this meeting. All iiiterested in temper-
ance matters in the city of Charlottetown
should attend this meeting. Meeting in
lSniith, which left Buctouche on Friday
l last had to put into Summerside for a. few
` days on account of head winds. Lumber
was so scarce ir. Suininerside that Capt.
CARD'
DR L H DICKEY
|'llCllncial Assistant ar Povfl lcndcn of
Ulhthslniic Hf-Atal `VIoorerie‘ds and '
Central Lordon lhi-oat ai d Ear
ufr-Cameron Ho k
;'Hlf°“Hce-Ri<éh_£iond Street West” 4 4
on __
mhabvh- xmiolpm, 0 pm
‘_ appointment
|'Is'rrii Ano l- i'r'rvD vim G1 assi-*s
/
Smith wisely kept aboard of his ship to
avoid the painful task of refusing offers
5 for his cargo of hemlock which was con-
signed to Mr. James Barn-tt`s Bee Hive
‘f lumber yard. The schooner arr_ive<1 ill
I port yesterday afternoon and is discharg-
; ing her,cargo.
*di* iii Diseases tl ‘lh Eye, Throat? ----°- -f
 Wantefl immediately a good _coat
maker. good wages, steady vvork.-W; 
_ Lea-ird, Souris. 0 '53-
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& G Stella Webster, Annie Webster, Olive f,-mf, bg-,ing very juicy and sweet.
_ Webste Katie Webster, H_a1‘0ld Wfb' `We are sellin them for 30 and
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’ Tm: S.S. Amelia arrived in Georgetown
last night shortly after 8 o‘clock.
A large quantity of bait was reported
in stock at Georgetown last night. _
The Stanley will place the Tryon, \Vest
Point and liidian Rock buoys immediately.
I THE S. S. Electra left Georgetown yes-
terdaymorning calling at Murray Harbor
etc, en route to Pictou.
'THE Little York circuit has raised over
six hundred dollars ($600.00) for the
Twentieth Century Thanksgiving Fund.
THE P. E. Island Railway is transfer-
l`iH8 8- large quantity of oats from the
western part of the Province to Summer-
side toload the Rita.. '
Tas City fathers contemplate the im-
provement of Beir’s Square by the taking
in of a pirtion of the stieet on the north
side, and the planting of trees, etc.
_ Charlottetown Engineers will parade at
Drill Shed this afternoon at 2 o'clock to
form Guard of Honor at the opening of
Provincial Legislature.-By order J. H.
Morris, Captain. T
THE funeralof the late Mr. John Locker-
by took place yesterday afternoon to the
People’s Cemetery at three o‘clock, and
was very largely attended. Rev. D. B.
McLeod conducted the services,
YESTERDAY the road machine was at _
work on Lower Kent Street. The street A`
is now in excellent condition and bicycle
riders a.re Sanguine that better streets for
wheeling may be looked for in Charlotte-
i own.
Pansoss desirous of taking advantage
of the cheap excursion to Summerside on
Thursday in connection with Mr. Earle`s
big concert, will please hand in their
names to Mr. George E. Hughes and Mr.
A. W. Reddin, Druggist to-day. Fare $1.
Special leaves at 3.30 local time. .
,_ MR. W. W. Clark received a. telegram
yesterday afternoon stating that the
Steamer Halifax will not arrive here until
ll o'clock this morning. The
inany friends of Capt. Pye will be
glad to extend to him and the officers of
his ship a. hearty welcome to this port.
A telegram was received on Saturday
from Capt. Champion of ischooner Sa.rah,_
P. Ayer which sailed from Alberton on
last Tuesday for the Magdalene to the
effect that he has his cargo of herring and
will sail in the course of o. few days. This
is a remarkable trip, it being less than a-
week since he sailed from the above men-
tioned point.
CHURCH RE-orrmnsc.--The Little York
Church will be re-opened on Sunday, May’
the 13th (D. V.) when three services  __
beheld during the day. The Rev. Crans-_.___  shflllldn t
wich Jost D. -D.' Ex-President of the;
a. rn. Rev. J. W. McConnell B. A. at 3
p. mf Rev. D. B.'M¢Le0d, M. A., ai fp.
m. _ A special collection will be taken at
each service for the Church Improvement
Fund.
MR. D. A. PALMER advertises “To Let,
his store at Victoria. It is in sr splendid
locality, surrounded by one of the best
YVharf on the corner of the
two best business streets in the town
any person who contemplates entering
business of any kind should not miss this
peated the whole of the Shorter Catech-
ism correctly and so become entitled to
thc General Assembly’s Diploma award-
ed to those performing that task:-Ida
McDonald, Hattie McEwen, Lulu';`\Ic-
Inn-is, Pansie Anderson, Mabel Mclnnis,
Ahiona. Wiaye, Nita Sanderson, Laura
Anderson, Willie Anderson, George Law-
son, Joseph Simons, D_aniel Simons,
enn°ie Maud McEwen, Edith Hyndman
Y,
ster, Flora McKenzie, Bessie Robbins,
Ruth Webster, Eliza McGregor, Maggie
 McGregor, Lester Webster, Ewen Webr _
ster, Emma Bowley, Florie McMillan. '_
Beatrice Pyke, Nellie Ra.pS0Il» Vina  & 
Cobb, Eddie Cobb, Florie Cobb, Ellie n "
S   Robbins.-J.W. McKenzie,;PoS1°r Si-_ ._-
Peter’s Bav. i A »
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1-‘fliei Call in and S08 the ‘Ill-\2“\5°"“° “"9” ‘” “he” 3°?ds we ;I:bb;?v?0§’i¥£0;i;;;eiend me slimy’ H _ C them cgzhgsoigg: Jezvslei-':nd'hsve new ones Pitts.” ‘U
All w in stock. tie piece of bread and butter? '_ - e | ‘ Every spring warranted.
T” °“° °"”° "nd mi ii 1; ii » i waanuuus Motu. .
grocer for it. 30 “-
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` Losr. Between nanny s  °‘ i 
nameél WBlenkhorn.Fi’1lderw be rt
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are
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WANTED.-A boy about 16 years °.f_
‘ ) at the Charlottetown Club. Apply! _
E-. Aneas McDonald, Secy Treas. _ _ 
U'-Séflll
 wardedfby leaving same at Hotel  _ _ Phil’-°°°_ 
Hotel’Di;ies.smallhand ip. f-.1 ~ 7*'
Minstrels held last night it was decide
Thursday afternoon. The admission
all parts of the hall will be ten cents. The
as was given a few evenings ago, with
some new jokes, and one or two very
funny sketches in the second part. This
show was very favorably commented
on by the press after their lust perfor-
mance, and no doubt alarge house will
greet them on Thursday afternoon.
Easrsns Norms. - Notwithstanding
early indications the spring is not an early
one, fencing is impossible, frost is yet
in the ground in manv places, and the
roads are still in a bad condition owing to
the peculiar winter, or perhaps want of
winter. Water appears to rise in the mid-
dle of theroad in manyjiills, and the east
is a hilly country, rendering a chain or
rnoie of the highway little better than a
quagmire out of which a horse can scarce-
ly draw an empty carriage.-Stewart's
hill at Red Point is especially bad as
many a traveller has found to his discom-
fort.-Considerable ice is tloatinground here,
but the last few days the wind has broken
itup considerably, and all Islands are
anxious for-its disappearance as no w arm
weather is expected till then.-The lobster
factories are ready for work the moment
the ice disappears, traps all ready to set.
No factories are farther east on the south
side than Red Point, I suppose, new the
longestfdistance on the Island with such '
8. vacancy. The causeris sandy bottomnn
which lobsters are always scarce; I believe
the north side is now studded with them
from East Point to Cape North, with three
close to the Point.-Several typographical
6~!1‘0rs in my last communication in both
words a.nd'punctuatior_i made rather inex-
plainable reading and attracted the atten-
tion of one of your poetry inserting con-
temporaries.
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New chatelaiue purses at Perkin's. 8 1i
The latest novelty-'-pulley belt buckles
with brooch to match at F. erkins 8! 8Cp:
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Patriotic hat-bands and belts at Perktisriis
I.
New sh1a_pes_ in ladies’ linen collars are
just in.- oore 8: McLeod. 8 li.
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§Further
Notice-
We will continue our big
¢Disc_ount .Sales
At both of ou- stores.
Hundred- are getting bargains
in the lines advertised.
sieéaesaano seasons
Nova Scotia confeience will preach at ll-_-_ _ if   N
Brushes of all kinds.
Syringes do
_ Perfumes do
Hot Water Bottles, etc.
Ask for prices. no trouble to gi\
ihern. The wi.l i-onvir.-ce o
SBS
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as nothing else will.
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farming sections in the Province. Situat-  __ Q  - _ 
ed as it is nt the head of Queen's 
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opportunity of securing so advantageous
a store.
THE following children from the Sun- _
day School of our Congregation have re-
URANGES
We have just received a supply of
Naval miiges out ofa lot impo ted
here direct from California, They
'are in fine order and are delicious
K
35 cents per dozen. Try them if you
,want something nice;
l A1' a meeting of the League of the Cross
to
performance -will be materially the same
d A)
toputonaMatinec in the Lyceum on `
vviexvarf. Q(
We
ll
Lad
Here’s a partial list.
Figured lustres in s half dozen srtsi
of pretty pait-srns _ 753, _~
better grade of pretty figured lustres _
36°.
_New herelsa pretty thing in medium
priced siuffs “Pekin Sirips” is the*
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_ Wants at least one black dress
ladim know that this is Charlottetown , _
be a few don’t know it. This sd is fort
' To-day we’re talking Black Figured
_ store in Charlottetown can touch cup "1
to show these 'elegant thipgs to you
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name they bear._aiid rbewre reall ll New then!
prftiy - 39c and 42:5, handsome broil
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A verv choice line/of bright j t black Hsudmme rich els!! ll sill
figured lus res-50 inches wide 50:. ‘ One diese only #I 55 PM
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A _El Marius, _ _
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5mrt“Wa\St5 ”‘*;l',3“'__£m-,“'_____.._.__---° i; i ' _ "___  
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u ide in Pique and crash, nicely trimmed and in the 1_8¥€S Y '_ _ ` ' i 1.- ‘  _
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 The subscriber oiers the above welli-
, _ known desirable pioniises for rect;
The P60pl6 S St0l'8. _ _ Possession about lst June. _
mes no f oak B d Condensed Work of all kinds promptly attended to
` _ a e Qin Gt0uup&?Cs
Lew  KQ Gaels 1’
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Finished or lliiliiniim 
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pitch at ~ '
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May3 eodkiglm _ i '
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fi m¢'»°v‘i°n2f"§i'i°wiifm siianaea in mai dis-
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\Vide\ width, °‘i*‘ekin Stripes." in very  A vel# choice dnl liliii, iii
diiniy petrrus 55c and 58:. CYBDOII ll 68 hid sloth! It fl
A nice line of Satin Broches, good |k““(,; ,nk um* ,ive i
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"Wh “fd "fr Pfeity 69°- er.” i»g.i.. ea io ne 2 as
Then there-’s a half doz»n rr so of V h
ry dainty j-t black figured effects in bl n"?m;;d;%';"u8 ‘“|“' ” *
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The busiest store on CharlottetetoWa’l
busiest street. ~
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 JOHN N EWSON
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