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“ieCl»lK‘ial Awe mi af Doral London of
Ullllhaluilc Hownal Nlooretields, and
Central Landon lhrf at and bar
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 n svn i. vw-rrrvs wr-ru (`-lv acevrs . _ be Splendid 3,dditi0I1S [0 Ebel? already
I\Iisi~:Ti.\'u of School Board to-night.
\\'0RK has begun at thc pier at Care
Torinentine.
CUYDPGC Bay. Some good catches were
made last week,
THE lobster fishermen all along the
ll North Shore of the Island are now engaged
in putting out their gear.
LoDGEs Eton and Prince Edward, S. O.
E. will attend service in the First Metho-
dist Church on Sunday, May 27.
THE_ annual general meeting of the
Phtcuix Cricket Club will be held at the
olce of Dr. J. P. Murray, this evening at
8 o'c1ock p. m.-J. M. SULLIVAN, Sec.-
Treas ~
THE Schooner A. J. Mi-Kean, owned by
Messrs J. H. Myrick & Co., Tignish, in
charge of Capt. Albert Miller, is now lying
in Alberton harbor waiting for a favoi-
able time to start.
SINCE the first of April 41 vessels entered
at the customs Georgetown. The schoon-
ers took away 2,348 barrels bait wort li from
$1. to $1.25 per barrel which me_ans quite
an item to the fishermen of that section.
THE Schooner Empress, Capt. C. Mc»
Innis, while anchored off Point Prim had
quite an experience on Thursday night.
At seven o’clock in the evening one of the
worst storms experienced by the cretv
was encountered. Shortly after eight
o’clock the new steel cable snapped and
the schooner was placed under reefed sail
to brave th e storm. A short time after-
wards 30 lobster traps were swept away.
The loss of the traps was followed by the
breaking loose of a dory and the lcss of
the main rigging.
W1; are asked to remind members of
the Phcenix Cricket Club of the annual
general meeting in Dr. Murray`s oflice at
eight o`cl0ck [this evening, when the
names of all desiring to join the Club
should be handed iii. .We are glad to
see the national game being kcpt to the
fore. The retiring officers are:-Patron,1Collegc,Montrezil, has received a unan-
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald; President, Sir
Louis H. Davies; Vice President, Mr.
Carvell;Captziin,Lieizt. Col. Longwnrth:
Field Secretary. Mr. \\'. Eurdley Hynd-
rnaii; Secy. Treas, Mr. J, BI. Sullivan.
`\`\"eliope to see some interesting foreign
matches during the season when no
doubt the eleven will give agood account
of themselves.
Mac HIGHLAND;-:ns will be at the Opera
House on May 21st. \Vell let us see, there
will be the Macphersons, Ma.cLeods,
MacLeuns, Mackinnons, Maclsaacs, Mac-
Donalds,MacLennans,MacLarens, and the
Gordons, Campbells, Frasers, and their
Tam O`Shanter and Johnny and
Duncan Grey, in fact they`ll a' be there.
THE Halifax Recorder says:-J. A. Lea-
man 82 Co. have always been opposed to
starting trotters in the same race with
pacers, and it was with some surprise
that they recently heard that the P. E. I.
Futurity Stakes, in which they had made
entries in the two, three and four-year-old
races,were opened to horses of both gaits.
The prospectus said the races were
"to be trotted." and onthis announcement
the firm made their entries. but hearing
that they were to be “mixed," wrote the
Secretary apprising him if this latter were
a fact they would be compelled to with-
draw their entries. Yesterday they re-
ceived a letter from the Secretary stating
that the change had been made and re-
turning them the payments they had for.-
warded. `
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\Ve have on hand a '99 Ladies' BiC.VCU
of exceptional value and in perfect colin
dition which will sell for two-thirds_of t__e
regular price. See it at once as it gil
.not remain long.-Mark YVright gtfo. evening from Ontario; they are about 
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 Lt  A MURRY Hannon correspondent of the _
9 < ` Independent Fbrester Says: “Court J. G.
Ca.meron’s, No 3911, Murray Harbor, sec-
. _ ' hda is the 2nd of Ma next. And
Our stock of Geut’s Furnishings is nearly complete. Forestry, we think the time has come
' ° ' let
h1  g to The Independent Forester, Just to
whlte Laundrled S __ - the other members of the Order know
Open fron* and closed, 50c, 62c, 78c, 90c to 1.60. that there is such 9, Court, and that, al-
ill!
Unlaundered aspirations and ideas worthy of older
Courts. We started in with fifteen mem-
3°¢» 55% 45% 90° and $1-O0' bers, and sincethen we have succeeded
Reg - _ cate mysteries of Forestry, hui We an
. A t going to stop at that. I notice they
Newest goods and des|gn's’65c‘ goc' $.1°15’ Slum and $1.25. bdast of having jewels at Langley Green.
Sl ' k  autie and besides the jeu els for the*
be s, ` '
_ h bad _ f u. About..
The very latest. $1.00 and $1.15. ?n11;~;<;1§»,;;; gxhad gee £11' dflcity to ab
cO"ll‘S-Ask to see our English Linen Collars, 15° *mb 1? “Slit 9' b;'”‘1;‘_°'; ‘;?l§c§;;,1;°i§e£§f;‘;;;;
»;- ce i “a ow in . ._
2 for ‘>5¢, m 3 slnpes Boston, Dewey, Colonel. Jubilee, four- _5 whieh amply expresses the opinions ofthe 1
aelllnd better grade, 18c each or 2 for 30c; “Lord Roberts,"  other Brothers and the host of bfariends
vglmd Sm N T; who were present. It must not 'GOD-
Pson' Army ann' 2 eluded from this that there was any un-
Llnen Cuffs-our Globe cue., 250 a pair; 2 pairs for  due sewing indulged an, aiaoughthm
ue bewtles rj ~ was some singing, Itell you when it
5 comes to a "spread," the ladies of Murray
°|0V¢3-We keep a nice line of Perrin’s :Kid Gloves for Huboruenotto be found  the back
ldhc: g
The P€0pl0'S Sf0l`0- Try one can of Oak Brandd Colrnzdensed
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}  'M H1.ll‘ll|‘l;fl‘»‘lf,'"il~W. '=l.'\.»'., be.-ter and_c caper than - co . Ask your
, ' ,_ grocer for it. 30 tf.
Herring are now quite plentiful in Cas-
Rsv. C. H. Paisley has had the degree
of “D. D." conferred upon him by Victoria
U nivcrsity.-Sackvil-le Post.
REV. Enwnv SMITH, former pastor of
Shediac Presbyterian Church, is being
called to New London, P. E. I.-Sackville
Post.
H. B. C.-Regular monthly meeting of
the boating club to be held n their club
this evening at 8 o`clock. all members are
requested to attend.
THE funeral of the late Mr. Lockerby,
will leave the residence of Mr. T. B.
Alc‘iorn,Queen Street, at 3. p. m. to-clay
for People's Cemetery.
ALL the members of *the League of the
Cross minstrels :ire requested to meet at
the band room this evening at 8.30 sharp.
Business of importance.
“S0018 wha hae wi Wallace bled
Scots whom Bruce has often led
W’elcome to your gory bed
Or to-the Opera House in May 21st.
Prcrou is going to get a system of water
works at last. The parties boring for +
water, have at a dept-h of 180 feet, o. sup-
ply equal to 100,000 gallons a day.-Truro
News.
SATJRDAY night Messrs. Johnson &
Johiisomdruggists, at both stores pre-
sentcdeach cf their lady tustomers with
a nice bunch of Mayilowers, which was
much appreciated.
Ir is understood that the Hilsboro
Boating Club will be a lively institution
during the coming snmmer. A new
boating house will be erected and every-
thing will be fitted up in first class manner.
LAST evening in Zion Church thepas-
tor Rev. D. B. McLeod, taking for his sub-
ject the death of Abraham made eloquent
and touching reference to the long life
and happy death of Mr. John Lockerby,
the senior Elder of the church.
REV. D. M. MacLeod, of Springton, who
graduated this spring from Presbyterian
iinious call to the Presbyterian Church at
Billiugs Bridge, near Ottawa. Mr. Mc-,
Leod isat present visiting his home.
THE musical people of Summerside ann
surrounding country ought not to miss
the great treat that is in store for them
next Thursday, May 10th in the Market'
Hall. l\Ir.Earle`s Grand C/oncert and Opera
combined comes off on that evening. A
special train will leave here at 3.30 local.
A very pleasant time was spent at
Whites restaurant last evening when the
emplgyes of the Canada Cycle and Motor
Company tendered a. complimentarylunch-
who is about to leave this city to take
charge of the branch in Prince Edward
Island. During the evening Mr. Rogers
was presented with an enamelled initial
ring. Mr. F. R. Robbins, of the Yar-
mouth Cycle Company, will succeed here.
-St. John Telegraph.
THE Halifax Recorder of May 4th says:
Wi. S. McKie, the well knowli Charlotte-
town horsernan, who has been in the
city several days, has disposed of the car-,
load of horses which he brought here from
Montreal. Mr.McKie§has during his career
sold thousands of horses in the States and
throughout Canada, but this is one of his
first business visits to Halifax. He says
he has found the people of 'Halifax all
that can be desired to deal with; they
know a. good horse when they see one,and
they do business in a business-like way.
Mr Z\IcKie intends to visit Montreal again
shortly, Where he will select a car of
horses especially suited for the Halifax
marktt.-I. A. Lcaman 8: Co. received a
pair of hand some draught horses last
nne collection of stock. _
ond birt y Y
as we feel ourselves grovs mg stronger and
beginning to get some knowledge of
when we may risk sending a. small letter
though small as yet in members, we have
in luring nineteen more into the intri-
I only wish they could see ours, they are
benches. The tables fairly writhed under
the load of good things. After the mem-
and their friends had succeeded in
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eontotheir manager, Mr. W. K. Rogers, '
Tue number of people under the influ-
ence of liquor on Saturdny evening was the
cause of much comment yester day. Three
arrests were made during the evening,
LAST evening in Grace church, Rev. J.
W. McConnell delivered an eloquent
address in which he reviewed the work of
the Ecumenical Conference in New York.
ON Saturday evening the Marshall and
two policemen were necessary to incar-
cerate a man, who by his appearance and
actions was the worse of liquor. A jigger
was brought into action but it was found
that the victim did not take kindly to the
accommodation and it was with difhculty
he reached his boarding house.
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THE adjourned annual meeting of the
Charlottetown Branch of the Dominion
Temperance Alliance will be held in the
Y. M. C. A. Parlor on Tuesday evening
the Sth lust. at 8 o clock. Business, elect-
iin ot oflicers for the ensuing year. This
discussion of proposed legislation to im-
prove the present condition of affairs in
this cityand any other matter tending to
further the cause of Temperance. There
should be a large attendnace at this meet-
ing.
QUITE an amusing scene occurred in the
yard of a corpulent saloon-keeper on
Queen Street on Friday evening. Two
men from the country agreed
to disagree and decided to settle
matters without gloves. A num-»
ber of people gathered to witness the
sparring contest which was clean and
scientidc, viid thelauguf-ige cfthe parti-
cipants as the blows lacked steam. The
failure of the contest was largely due to
fact that there was an Offer on the part of
the saloon-keeper to interfere and also
that the Marshal appeared on the scene.
llianted dimmediately a good coat
ma er, oo , tead k.-VV. B.,
Learn, §ouri§"ges S y W" 5 ei.
A TEACHERS DEATH.
At One Time on the Stn; of West Kent
School.
A TELEGRAM was received in Albert-on
on Friday evening conveying the sad
intelligence that Alfred Gordon had died
during the morning in the hospital at
Montreal. Mr. Gordon underwent an
operation for spinal disease. His remains
will be taken to Alberton on Tuesday.
It will be remembered that M1-_ G0;-gon
taught in West Kent School.
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Kumfort Headache Powders are all-
right. They quickly cure.
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The secret of good looks is often a good
stomach. I
After all, nearly everything is knocked
downto the highest bidder.
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Those who have baugh
' syringes, Hai' Brushes,
etc., etc. from us dur-
ing the pist week have
been very much pleased Q
with the prices We haves '
oneness
accuse
quoted to them.
The sale will be -
tinued at both stores
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until further notice.
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La. Havanna,
Picador,
Garcia, -.
La Industrie,
The Jap,
El Fenix,
_El Merirs,
Cigarettes, Pipes, Tobaccos.
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NQCK 'figs-We opened Saturday, 140 dozen of Newest xrnsihuatmga gow pm of what cw” wi  S   P E B
Ties direct from England,:all styles and shapes. Abe found on the tables, the coasts were
_ u = drunk and nobly responded to-
rmm uoN'1‘nm.u. every 'rnunsoav
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Foil am. nsroiuaarmn nnoannme
FARM LANDS
I\’ THECAVADIAY NORTHWB9T,
For openinm ilorGRls'l‘ HILL. HARDWUOD
SAW HILL. CHEESE and BUTTER »
FAUTURIE. Prospeoto:s and
Sportsman. write to
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Always something new and
attractive in this department.
More variety here to-day than
ever-greater value for each
dollar invested, who her 'in
rare beauty, weaves of ex-
clusive elegance or the every-
day sort, that, after all. sro of
first importance to the pmt
majority, ` `
The department was never
so well qualified to meet all
your wants as it is this very
minute.
Silks for waists,for dresses,
for trimming. Silks for every
purpose--and above all, siiks
for a very reasonable price
per yard.
Moore & McLeod
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pose-most c~»mfortable` fu' the baby--elliott to
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