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THE GUAP.DI_AN. CHARLOTTETOWN. 0G'1‘0BEB»i20 1899 _
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2__1€liI;§f;=;»;»__ “$5711 3»{3__l1e_I1d to your _requirements in the Dry Goods and Clofhinifl lines at Prowse BNI.
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Y 011 0811 Come to the Grand Bazaar on Tuesday and Frida
This is a nice time _of the year _to travel and we think ev_ery'~_   mlm adym “Q th.
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Enrolled in right in smuii Africa.-ciurcnjaraae
on Sunday. »
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A °*1°81'lm was received yesterda °
y by Col. Moore stating that P. E.
m°“d’5 °°mPl°ll0l\t would be 80 men on the contingent instead of 25 as lirst
stated.
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Y°°t°fd“! S\lrgeon-Mayor Warburton examined about 28 volunteers.
During the day his oiiice was crowded with men waiting to take the ex- V
nmination.
havelilllgillmehf ‘£11 _begin today at the d_rii1 shed at ten o’clock. Those who
n arcept will be at once sworn in and drill will be commenced under _
It i8 2 that the P E Island contin '
_ _ - - ~ gent will be read by tomorrow_
m°mi°¥- ` 0 190.93 Wide-Spraad enthusiasm prevails and additional men are M
s competent drill inet;-u¢|01-_
volunteering nearly every hour.
'Up to a late hour last night upwards of 80 men had volunteered for active
service.
w_m?n Sn_i_i_day morning the _city militia _and a number of volunteers from the
ry wi_ parade at the drill shed and march to St. James’ Church where,
a sermon suitable to the t will be preached by Rev." T. F. h1llerton,¥
Chaplain of 4th Reg. C. A.  Q
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C01. Moore. D. O. C. in command. -Enineer Company have volunteered :f
with possibly ot`ier rural Co s.
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82nd Batt.-.will heinattsngnce; ` _
Dieses have nineteen-ed as follows =--
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Captain 'I' WL loore, No 2, Oo, 4th
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LieJ!"J A M, ' Adjutant; 82nd
Battalion. - _
Lien; A J B lel!§h§fN'o 1"Co, 82nd
Battalion.
Lient kthut G Peaks,- No.2 Co, 4th
nd Lientea_ea_tCCBIe!sords, N02
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Seeond ieuienant Lorne Stewart, No 3
Co, 82nd Battalion. _
Second Lieutenant J P~Leslie, No 4 Co,
4th Regt Artilleré. ,
Surgeon-Capt D Johnsondl D¢ `
The following nonvcommiesioned ofhcers
and men of the 82nd Battalion have volun-
teered : '
A R Dillon. `
James Walker.
Win J Seaman,
Fred Dollar.
F B McRae.
D P McRae.
W J Ballem.
F R Darke,
Sol. Vail.
Chas McDutf.
Reg Cox.
E W Bcwness.
P McQuaid.
Jos Gillis.
Ernest Davy.
Arthur Davy.
Fred Wave
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Geo Rodvi.pP J
H H Brown. ‘ _
J Archibald Harris.
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Geo Broan. D'
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.hah 8 Robinson.
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The following whoars not active mem
bers of the militia have also volnneered
Geo E Powers.
A D Gough. 
Ernest Lord. ‘ `
Clayton Adesso.
Nol Co. --
Joseph 0’Bielly. D
E A Smell.
H ,V lcKinnon.
Bngler J Ieiikins and another.
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Hardie Hclssan. 1 `
James Matheson.
Fred Chandler. . t
The following are from No 8 Co :
Everett' Ives.
Tremain Dawson.
J W Boulter.
W Morrison.
Fred Bell.
Jos Muirhead.
George Irving. ` `
Easton Mabey. »
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Corp Gaudet, No 2.Art.
Jos, Stewart, Engineers
D. McBeth ,,
Souiiis No 4 C0 Arr. _
Corp, Geo Thistle
Sgt, Pe‘er A Mclsaac
Corp. Percy Ladwell
Gr. Michael Mi~,Ca._'ihy
Gr. Frank Mellor ald.
Gr. Emanuel McDonald
,, Neil J. McDonald
,, John Mclsaac
,, Annes. P. Campbell
., J oseph McNei1i
Alex McCormack.
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publishes a cute( the Captain and
says;-¢!_l‘he picturegat the head of this
article if too sedate for the popular
commander of the Plant Line’s steam.
ship ‘°Haliiax,” the mariner who pilot-l
party from Boston to Prince Edward
Island, and it gives no evidence of his
disposition to transfer a slice of suns
shine to every acquaintance.
the man as a friend to know him, for
he likes his friends with no more hall-
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'ponies ot Artillery have also valunteer ____ _  Lowell yesterday (his
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ed the Mail’s»recent six days’ excursion I
way fervor than e
he has followed from his boyhood. And
nizable as the most distant light on the
outpost oi the ocean he has been navi-
gating for years with his staunch
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Wwe, L,me_ _ sseamship °~H~ilifax” of the Plant Line.
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pays the ne_wspapers. a_ liberal
and “impossible” bargains
When -bread and masters
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to advertise his ‘unprecidenfbd
the; slums o"r' other cities.
and tlood so cheap.
as to his enemies, they are as unrecog-‘
_work of a bee, is a bee aad what does iv' " A
the work ofa manlis a man." Tae Mail'
withontapreeefiptaou.
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