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i coiiiicini 
sin li iiouii
John McManus Has a, Narrow
Escape while Going Be-
tween Halifax and
Windsor Junction
Yesterday. A
}iAi.ir/ix, Aug. 80.-(Special)-John Mc-
Manus, a well known Intcrcoloniul con-
tr-nrtur,wlrlle going over the new track
in-tween Iiallfux and Windsor .Iunctioir
today was shot in t-ire mouth.
'|’ln-, revolver was fired by u uruu who
u as standing alongside the track.
lllr. l\lcManus lost three teeth und had
his uppcrjuw badly lacernted.
An eillrrt is being made to arrest the
oli`r~iuler.
A UNIQUE ADDRESS.
An envelope bearing the following
puetit-ir.l address onine to hund at the
Cl|r\|'lutdcl,own Post Oilice and for its
rririqnr-ness is rvorthyvof repetition :
l’o.~tir|imter', Postmaster like u good man
'hike this letter as fast as you can
Carry to Picton hy the I. C. R. '
Anil .send by steamer by n safe JaokTar
To a small boy,ust.ranger,callerl if you will
MASTER JOHN MOTIIERSILL
who lives with his Uncle
MR. E. HENDERSON
And nut. until then will your work be done gum! Pond.
To a beautiful city by a fair rivers side
'l‘hat wclcoincs twice daily tlreincomlng
cl
W
tu the duy‘s enjoyment.
\'cti:~
OPEN
Frank Mcllenuld, P. E. Ilully.
’ E. DuiI`y ]’. A. Ilufiy.
Hilti yards run-IIn1ry Harley, P. E.
Dully Frank Hennessy, Peter McDonald,
in Wu|.kins,Thos Trainor, Ivan Rclhiin.
A Dairy
Mile Run-Tlros Trainer, Frank lien
ncssey, Peter- McDonald, Harry Iiarioy
in. \\'atkins, Wm. Dawson, P. A.
uiI`y.
120 Yards I-Iurrlles~lt. A. Donahoe,
Wm. Hapcnny, J. \V. Jones.
.i Mile Bikc-Percy Pe-mion, Chas Datt,
ordou Hughes, Daniel J. McDonald,
Iiurry Harley, P. E. Dutly.
w ' ~ - ‘-
P. _ .
W
D
Mile Iiikc-ClrasButt,Gordon Ilughcs
lim., Percy Peurrion. Daniel J. McDonald,
A place that in future will have growing
ll*|l0\V|I
High J uinp-Wnr iinpenny, Fred Coyle,
A. Donuhoe,
-. Ii.
'i`hat’s commonly culled fair B,.°n,1 J,_,mn_Wm u,,p,,,my' ‘VUL
` CH ARLOTTETOW N
Dawson, R. A. Donuhoe, P. E. Daily, P. t'
A. Duffy,
lil lb Hinrrnrcr--.l. W. Jones, R. A.
A M iN i‘i A TRANCE. U0"-‘live
l\ir:/lrfuiili, Ont., August 2.8.-Julius
\\'||i|.c, an eurployee of Seaman Kent and
Cniriiiitiry has fallen into a deep slcepor
traiicc from which it is impossible to
rvakt-lrirn. Several physicians were cal- l
led in and although they have used elec-
tricity and other restoi-ntives quite freely,
the path-nt. still continues to sleep. Tire
local dei-tors hardly know wliat. to make
of il..
A SUCCESSFUL HORSEMAN.
Neverallorvslrlslrorse to sufI`er pain.
llc always uses Ncrvlline which is noted
for-r~.ur|ng stillness, rhcumutism, swell-
ings and strains. Nervillne is just as
;_n»<nl_ Inside as outside. For cramps, colic,
and internal pain it's ir perfect marvel.
lnthc good racing stables Nervliine is
always used,-because it rnitkes better'
liverst-s and smaller veterinary bills.
ivm-|rt.,_i/»il\fe cents buysalorge bottle of
l\r~i'viiiri\-; try it.
We are going to niakeu clcnrancein
our furniture and carpet depnrtinuntto ’
make roonr forour- new stock.-I.’nton
Si Cu. ral cw tr
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Boot ‘
Prices
Degraded
Below the limit of respectability
‘lllfillll this mouth. We are iving
nren’s and boys’ boots at decisively
cut prices. Now is the chance
for economical peo ie to make
their money talk. These boots
are attractive, real substantial,
“little of solid leather bud tops and
]“°¢<l; single sole, pegged and
are made by Ames Holden Co.
Lomein to-day and have a lool:
over_this extensive line of boots
“nd if you do not ny they are a
lmftlaia at this price there is nol
inch thing ss boot bargains in this
Y.
Price men’| figs, A
" boys' r.ro. !
iillii Bil]S.
s°l¢ Agents forthe “Slater
Pole Vu.ult-Harry Harley, I’. E.
Daily, Win. Hnpenny.
Girls Iiuce-Eva Sniitii, Pearl Steel
'earl Rush.
220 Yards School lloys-G eorge Prowse,
Wm. McKinnon, John Purcell, Ernest
ilogan, James Iiughes, James I)uil`y,
Wulinco McDonald, Reg Flunnlgnn.
Tug of War-Unicrr Tcaui vsChurloite-
towir J. Gormley; H. M. S. “Cornwall” vs
Charlottetown D. Ferguson.
UNION. V
100 Yards Dash.-P. l"lynri, \Vallace
McDonald liu\'tMll|s, \\'arrc|r McMillan,
Erriirrrt Iiuinmill, E. Nicholson, J. Flynn,
W. Cornfool.
220 yards dash.-I’. Flynn, D. Ferguson'
\\'alluce McDonald, :Bert Mills, Warren
MeMillun,i'Innnct liaininill, E. Nicholson,
J. Flynn, \V. Cornfoot.
440 Yrvrds liun--P. l‘lYnn. D. Ferguson,
Wallace l\ielJonaid, Bert Mills, Warren i
McMillan, Emmet Iiauinriii, E. Nicholson, may may gnc tit, and to hold the proceeds
I. Fiyirii, W. Cornfoot.
Suck Iiuce-\Vaiiace McDonald, Bert
MilIs,WarrenMcMillan, Einmet Ilammill,
li. Nicliolson, J. Fiyiiii, \V. Cornfoot.
Three Legged IIace~I‘.I<`lynn. ami I).
Fergrisoir, W.MeI)onnld, and J. Flynn,
llcrt Mills, and \V. McMillan, E. Nichol-
son, nird A. McNeill.
\Vliecihurro`w- P. Flynn and D. Fergu-
son, \V. McDoiiulil, null .i. Flynn, Bert
l\iiiis,und \V. Mc-Millun ld. Niclrolson,
and A ML-Neill.
Summer Goods l
iia mmocks,
Tennis Racqiicts;
Childrcn’s Waggons,
Japanese Silk Fans,
Jap Umbrellas.
-Jan Cues and Saucers
and Plates,
New Books,
latest Magazines.
sim” for men.
I
The lsland’s Best Athletes Wlll
bpoit-i closed hu-it night and though
li have pot, ci, “Gmc pu nd Heard of I`rsde today passed arcsolutlon
Y ha tl
(grits:-24,3  h),o“.,, that cn,eHm:'; _ VURTSMOUTH, Aug. 30.-(Spccinll-The. that both nations shall be permitted to-Manehurla will ~be evacuated hy Iiussia, protesting against the extension of the
r n s w e witnessed at the L. A. A. conclusion of peace has created u rather place guards to protect their respectlue ““'-`l J°P“"»““'l Hill" |10 Ulm" f0l‘ UW C0111' Ullill “Oni-\‘H<=t ilrllnted to the Allan Liuc.
A. grounds next Monday. The entries ia. m
udc all the lsland’s best. athletes and the
presence of the mon fr‘om the wurslrim
whose names have_ yet to come to hand d
Ill give u great deal of additional interest
100 Yards Dash-James Mcltiillan, R. A
Donuhoc, \Vrir. ilapeuny. Wm. Watkins,
220 Yards Dash-James McMillan, R. A
Donuhoo, 1"rnnkMcDonald, \\'ur. Watkins
I . ‘
-HU yards run-P. A. Duii`y, ll. A.
Donahoc, Wru Watkins, Tires Trainer,
Putting 10 lb Shot-Cline Pike, Vernon
River, J. W. Jones, lt. A. Donahue,
dlilieult situation.
In Russia where the military party is
orninant \\'ltte's victory is coldly regard-
cd He is disliked nnd feared by the mill-
Follcwlng are the entries already recie~ tary party um] they bpiiaved Limi, wi,”
looked like rr hopeless mission to Ports-
mouth would kill lrliu politically.
Hence they are enraged over his success
and are now plotting against him.
But Witte is strongly applauded by the
great rnasses of the people.
In Tokio there is absolute silence.
When the division of Sakhulin was first
mentioned there was rr storm of angry
pretestation on all sides but now that this
has been done and since the indemnity
has been renounced it ie feared timt the
feelings of the people will be aroused.
Memories of tragedies in the past when
ministers were unpopular have created
a feeling of uneasiness over what the
people may do when the whole story of
the pence conditions is made known.
It. has developed that Russia besides
giving up southern portion of the Chinese
railway to Japan must pay Chlirn
seventy-five million dollars for her inccr-
est in it.
Japan may either keep the railway or
hand it over to|China in wlilch latter case
he amount due China would be pnid to
Japan.
SERIOUS/ SITUATION IS   A e
,,ar,,C,pate__The List of Military Party Dominant in Russia and Witte Unpopular-,Feeling of A§,“;;:fratc';°0f’};t|'|’;';'|‘;;'ngoth”.
` me Contestants ` People in Japan-Russia Gets Practical Control of Greater Part _Fas,S,,,v,ce_
~ _ ol Manchuria'-Generals to Arrange Armistice. ._
The Entries fo th -L bo D
` R l r e a r ay _ ° IiAi.rrAx, August. 30.-(Speclal.)~Tho`
a ’
portions of the whole lloe.
This give; Russia practical control of
the greater part of Mnnchurla. _
Another condition is that Japun's suc-
cession to the lease of Port, Arthur and
Liao Tung is conditional upon Chin_|\'s
assent. '
The armistiee was not arranged today
but Tokio and St. Petersburg are in com- ,
niunicatlon with Oyunra and Linevitch
nnd the generals will likely conclude the V
armistire.
l
Porrrsxrours, N. II., August 20.-in a `
statement prepared for the Associated
for the American people, whose Chief Ma
i fo
Press, Mr. Onyshi, correspondent of The
sirimpo, orrokio, upholds and praises the tion willingly- Indeed the orlnclole and
action of his country in yielding ni the honor is more valuable their theinonoy.
inet, in the interest ofthe wcrl<l‘spcoco. I"\1rtl\e\°m0re. if we continued the war
lie said-“A lasting peace has been con-
cluded. After lingering between peace
,mi wp, for three we.;-ks 1 think tim have sacrificed all this. However. there
world will be delighted at this news, long ll!
wished for. Especially is it ir great honor
iiinis in iii , ; ,     iiuiix ruin t
uni iii sions DEVELOPED BY PEACE, iironirgiiniisi
causes of the war, ami we have succeeded
I know that there is some talk that Ja,
pan had lost the fruits of war just as she
did before. It would be better for us if we
'this conference, and reflects that we
would have to go on with that horrible
ierable to humanity, it must be admitted
that it is rr great day for Japan as well as
r the world.
lor the next half year, wo could easily
obtain many more fruits of war. But we
no use to count the cars of dead bobs.
aye live for the future and we Japanese
1'. »~ ' A
ation of the great work." I-`
"As to the terms of peace I nm not yet
in u pcsltien to say much, for I do not
know the exact contents of these terms.
But judging from what we have heard
already, I do not see anytlring h\ita_iul1
satisfaction. We have gained almost
If Jnirarr keeps the railway it is agreed
not help being reminded of the late Mr.
ohn Hay, Secretary of State, at. this
time, ef the success of his diplomacy, be-
cause he was the man wire first initiated
rin, which is open for us hereafter. I can-
.I
everything we requested before this war-
dead before he sees the fruits of his work. '
it/lsr war
'l‘lie follewingisaeopy of the will of
thulntc \\'ll_linin \Velsh which was Tiled
at the Probate oiiicc recently and on
which proceedings are now being tnkeni
to have probate granted in solemn form.
This is the last “Till ami Testarnent of
William Welsh Kc-ppock, Lot 49, Prince
Edward Island, Furincrand Merchant.
Iglve, divide and bequeath all riiy Iienl
Estate of which Ishnll be seized, or in
which I shuii have any interest at the
time of my doatli unto my 'l‘rustees,I-Ienry
Jones Cundall of Charlottetown, Francis
I.. Ilusznrd of the same place, Ilnrrlster.
and Lemuel Cambridge Owcir Jr., Bank
Inspector, upon Trust to sell aiui convert
ntouroncy ullor such parts thereof as
in trust for the purposes hereafter
declared and directed concerning my
Estate.
Idircct- the payment of my just debts
and funeral and teritirrnentary expenses
as soon ns conveniently muy be after my
decease.
Tire Keppoek Farm has already been
conveyed or assured to my nephew
William W. Owen, and in addition there-
to I give and bequeath to him ull my
farm, stock, farming implements, crop
and household furniture, which shall bc
thereon at thc time of my decent-ie to be
his absolutely. `
To ;my nephew Lemuel Cambridge
Owen, I give the num of twelve thousand
dollars ($l2,(X)0).
Toth trustees of the Methodist brick
Church, Charlottetown, I give the sum of
five hundred dollars, to be applied by the
trustees for the time being for such pur-
poses in eonneetion with the Church as
they may think proper.
To the Trustees of the Methodist
Church, Pownal, Lot il), I [give the sum
or (ive hundred dollars. also to be ap-
plied by the Trustees for the time being,
for such purposes in connection with the
Church as they may think proper.
To the Trustees of the Prince Edward
island Ifospltaiat Charlottetown, I give
the sum of one thousand dollars.
To my :niece Florrle Maria Pops now
living with me, I give the sum of three
Lhousonddoiiars. Ialso give to my said
niece my shares in the Hazeihrook,
illllshorough, Orwell and Dunstaffnoge
Cheese Factories.
To my niece Ado Beer of Charlottetown,
widow of H. H. Beer, I give t-he sum of
one thousand dollars.
To'Enrl Robins of Ch|\rlott.etown._son of
Frederick Robins, Igive the sum of one
tlrouspnd dollars.
'l‘o such of the three children of tho raid
Percy Pope, Igive thesum of two hundred
dollars.
To George Pope of Ottawa my nephew,
lglre the num of five hundred dollars.
To William Welsh Melnod and Mar-in
McLeod, non and daughter of John F. Mc-
Leod of Kinrons, I give the sum of one
WILLIAM WELSH
DF  `
Tr:Margaret McKenzie my house-keeir
er, [give thc sum of two hundred dollars.
After the payment of my _iust debts and
testarnentnry expenses and the before
mentioned bequests, [give ull thc rest
and residue of my property and cilects
not here in heforc specifically bequeathed
toniy i¢uitl'l‘rustees in Trust, to divide
the sumo ctiuully between my two
nephews, William W. Owen aird Lemuel
Cambridge Owen share and share alike.
It is my Will and I hereby direct
that my sairl'i`rustees may in their ub-
solute discretion from time to time sell
ull or’any part of my Real I-Estate, and all
or any of the shares, which I may have
in airy joint stock company or Bank, and
may realize or convert. into money any
securities which I may lroid, or they
may retain the same or any part or parts
thereof for sueh time as they may think
proper without being in any \vuy per-
sonally uiiswcrnble therefor or thereon
for airy call orlinble for airy losses that
may arise therefrom or thereon, but all
such eallsnnd losses shall be paid out. of
my estate as if they were personal debts
of my own.
And I declare that no purchaser of airy
of my said property l`rom my said
Trustees shall be bounrl,to sec to the ap-
plication of the purchase money or be in
nnywiso responsible for the mls-ap-
plication or non»appllcutlon tlicmof. And
I declare that the receipts of my Trustees
shall in all cases be effectual discharges
to the person or persons paying the name
for the amounts in such receipts ex-
pressed. '
I authorize the acting Trustee or
Trustees of this my \Vlll and the Exe-
cutore or Administrators of the last sole
acting Trustee by any instrument or
writing to substitute any person to be a
Trustee in the stead of any Trustee who
shall die or disclaim or refuse or become
incapable to uct in the Trusts of this my
Will,nndalltho said Trust Estates and
premises shall thereupon be transferred
so ls to vent the annie in such new
Trustee or Trustees either jointly with
the surviving Trustee or Tmst/ees or sole-
ly an the case may he, and every such
new Trustee shall have the same pow-
ers ami dlscretions as If personally ap-
pointed nT|ultce under this my Will;
and no.Trustce under this my Will shall
be responsible for any nets or defaults of
his co-trustee, nor for any losses arising
from any cause whatsoever unless the
same arises or happen; from the wilful
default of such ’l‘ruliAo respectively.
And any Trustee may reimburse himself
any expenses he may incur In
execution of the Trusts hereof out. of the
trust moneys in his hands. And airy
Trustee being a professional man shell be
allowed the same charges forfany services
rendered as he would he entitled to make
for the sam if he were not it Trustee.
And that my said Trustees shall be en-
Haszaid ti liooro.
hundred and fifty dollars each.
all the residue of my Estate both real und
I declare that wherever herein the ex-
|) _
tees" or the “Trustees of this my Will" or
any expression having reference to my
Trustees is uindc or used it shall be con-
strued to mean the Trustees for the time
being acting ol! such hereunder.. .
And it is my will and desire that my
said Trustees may lf they see fit after
payment of all debts and legacies divide
personal between my said nephews-
William \V. Owen and Lemuel Cambridge
Owen without resorting tothe expedlency
of making sale of the same, and in such
case they can convey und transfer the
seine to my said nephews .respectively so
long as equal division can be made there-
of to the satisfaction of my said nephews.
The will also appoints I-Ienry Jones
Cundall, Francis L. Iiaszard, and Lemuel
Cambridge Owen as the executors of the
will.
Tire estate is valued at over $il0,00il.
WEATHER TODAY.
Ttiiioivro, Aug. 3l-(Specinl)- Winds
increasing to strung llreezcs ami moder-
ate gales, unsettled and sirowery.
...lim i
Sale or No Sale.
How Arc Those for
Prices P
Suit Cases, regular $2.25, now $r.6o
it 4. .. “ASV .. *L80
it i. 4. 5,55' .. $2 ,,0-
Suit Cases, solid leather, `
regular $6.50, uo`w $4.75
Suit Cases, double lock, regular $6.95,
now 5.oo
Club, Bags, Telescope Vnlises, Trunks,
ut about zolpcr cent ess than you can
buy theiu c sewherc. A large stock to
select from. If you want anything in
the sbuvc line. its money in your
pocket tn see us before you buy.
A.-E»D1Igh§"anrx.ohen.i
-rr-is 3',
9
the open door for China. But now he is mgardmg produce ,Mug allowed no “_
bc made which will prevent using the
should he to divert to the Canadian ports
the large Canadian passenger and mall
business now done through American
EllNllil'S llUiilil
Commissioner Ruddick Finds
An improvement in Great
Britain.
I.oNiio:\', Aug.2il.-.i. A. Ruddick; the
Canadian Dairy Commissioner. is over
_ w _
gisymtp img bpm tim iiiiiiuim- ,md inspir. and Americans will push on our cummcr- here enquiring into the butter and cheese “Id to have been the “mm of the v,c_
ini int.;-1-i-sw in me rich fi,,i,150fManch,,_ trade. He has visited, besides London, i
Glasgow, Liverpool and Bristol. Every-
where hc finds satisfaction expressed with
Canadian butter, due in some measure t.o
improved facilities for handling it on this
side. I-Ie found the authorities at Liver-
pool somewhat exercised over complaints
recently ventilated in the Ottawa House
main for a greater time than necessary on
the qunys. In this respect he found con
matter et a meeting of the direct/om of the
tice. l
Mr. Ruddiek leaves on Saturday for A
short visit to Halifax, Denmark, and Bel-
gium, to investigate “what Canada is up
against" regarding methods of produc-
tion, and for general information on the
dairy question. On his return Mr. Rud-
dick will hold meetings with ship- L
ping people, dock committees and L
provision nrerclruuts at Bristol and
Liverpool, when he will thoroughly die-
spoke highly of the manner in which 5
produce wus handlcdnt Iiristol. He at
tributed the increased Canadian trade us
ln some degree due to the failure of
Sihcrlun produce chiefly through the
war.
ll
Omceoo, August 30 - (Special) - B
“ Pork 815.10 “ Pork 215.421
. _I
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ii ini sniii
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Accident one of Worst in that
Section fort-"Long Time
-Another Derail-
ment Delays -
Train.
HA1.ivAx, Aug. 30.-(Spec-tai.)-The re-
erco of the world. These were the rnnin The Board thinks no agreement. should “aim-fmigin fmm H-iiifn; for ggpe Bm.
ton was derailed this afternoon in Antig-
ln Setting thcni nil. fastest boats available ns the intention unix), ,mg i7 ,mm were imdiy wrecked,
Tire enginejumped the mils and went
sideways across the truck.
The accident is one of the worst that
could get more, but when one considers ports. _ has happened on (hi, d|`.|l|,m for some
the probable results of failure of ?----#-- L
irnc.
The track is badly torn up and the road
` will not be cleared until tomar-mw, For-
\var, costing .he lives of tens ot thousands ' ‘ mnamy none of the ,mm men were hun
and many of dollars which is almost into- S   though they had very narrow escapes.
I rails.
Thc accident is due to the spreading of
The train from Boston und Montreal is
“W” hw” mcrmced me money mms' derniledjtonlght owing to another derail-
ineni which caused slight damage.
A BALLOON TRAGEDY.
Sr. Louis, August 28.-Releasing his
grasp on a trapszenttnehed to s parachute
as the latter opened to the wind, 1%() feel.
“A young country like Japan must al- above the ground, John Williams, :ttf
years old, fell to his death at Red House
Park near Calrsele.Ill. The tragedy in
iui's determination to make abalioou
ascension.
TWO COMPETITORS.
\ ___
Nomrr Stoner, Aug. 28.-It Is report-
ed lrero that the Leslie Wrecking Com-
pany, of Kingston, Ontario, and Capt.-
Farquhar, ol’ Hnlifar, will both put in
for their services as such Trustees. sldernble improvement. Be discussed th‘e tenders for the wrecking steamer and
plant to be located at this port for which
resslon “my Trustees" or “my said Trng Liverpool Provision Merchants' Associa- t
he Dominion government are now offer-
ng a subsidy of $10,000 a year.
23 iN FAMILY.
Ar.r.i-:r\"roN,I’a.,IAugust 28.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alien C. Depp of Illckery Run, with
ho appearance of twins yesterday. are
he arents of twentythrre children
p - .
They are only forty years old. They
make the proud claim, age considered, of
cuss the whole matter. Mr. Ruddlck havingthehnnmr mmm, N, to size In
he United States.
HAVE N0 NEED FOR FURS.
LoNnoN, August 2.-This vreek's “Tet-
cmcnw MARKETS_ tier" contains apicturc of Lady Minto
nd her children in their garb as Cana'
dlans. The picture represents them
iothedln furs. Tire picture is entitled
July 90111 lil SGW? 30111 53! “From Grcenlt\nd'ii Icy Mouirtaiirs, to
"Wheat 80! “ Wheat 'IBB incurs coroistmnu.
Slaughter
Sale
of all. my elegant stock of; _
Boots and Shoes. ‘
Everything must go. ‘
C0.l..§l.§0Y
rm r..ri;.;.ii ....-
rrr into t and i mod roon lone
ifiisieairdfnampionioin in ,F*.‘,i..¢"iii.riaii’\'|`§
mi or mront ra tore are r sims
more and ‘beam attached wood
nano. rmnry and build! i
ir are in A n ot ft
P. E. 1. oevsrorirliilii 
-AND- ig A
TOURIST ASSOCIATION
Vice President- . A. Melee
Secretary-Arch bald Irwin.
Treasurer-D. 0. M. Reddln
Executive Committee-James futon,
W. P. Tidmnrsh, J. P. Gordon, D. Nic-
holson, F._l. Nash R. C. Cottqgi W.
w. sunny, w. iii. cmeinir, . e.
Loudon J. P. Hood, C. C. L
iliieeks,  B. Provvsc, L. B. Miller.
All requests for information addressed
tothe Secretary will be promptly re
piled to. dvrtf
titled to charge e reasonable commission
%-as.i:.»°.i...i'.°°=~°°  it
irléi. nt and cang'ei!;thH at Amar; reason
B `U’?& nn ._
he further pameiagihwgyvln * _ _
Mrlfri lifri tw ti _ ' ' un-ay ltiver.
President-Hon.‘]G.E.Hug2:a;  .Q  " . _  ~-
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The vnlunblo property known as Westwood
orlrted l mile fmur Charlottetown on the
North River Road with shore front containing
ut ‘M acres. Tho house contains In rooms,
D -fr. lor' A winseld  hi)di|ullngirnt.andenld watairbathnnndpirivalo
water aystorn. Them Area no oorrinn ouno,
barns, nnd poultlxt houses with hot lvntior
lntem wrehio eh ennin 'tho winter. and
or-cluardn of choice fruit.
on the lnlsel to he owner
_ oi‘iii"ir in in ii” wr/i. u. uorxur
WILL WEAR MOURNING.
Srnsitr, August Z8.-'l`i\e nrrmhers
of the Capo Ilreton Barrinters‘ society
have resolved to wear mourning for tiiirly
,,tlnys in respect to the nieuiury oi' ilu- late
` Judge Dodd,
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