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Local and Provincial Items ol

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ers and Correspondents.

the tllstrlet.

at 10.05 o‘clock.

Provinces.-d&vv sept. 1.

llels Budget of Happenings Round About

THE mail train arrived last night

Tits entries for the Charlottetown

Races are coming in fast, and there is every appearance of having even better races than last year, when our races were considered by many good judges as the best ever held in the Maritime

As a result of a runaway at F ortuue

y Bridge, two men, Frank McDonald and

John Rteily while hauling a heavy load of lumber into Souris for Thomas Kick- bam, sustained serious injuries. One wheel passed over MacDonald`s arm

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Rielly’s feet were badly injured.

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necessitate amputation. Both ot John

WINSLOE Jorril\‘Gs_-The \\'insloe

South school had a short but pleasant.

visit from Rev A D McLeod. Such

since it commenced operations.

friendly visiis,though perhaps rare, are always grea'ly acceptable bcth to the Scholars and teachers.-It is pleasing to learn that Mrs F H Horne, who has been seriously ill in Charlottetown for the past fortnight, is rapidly improving in health.-Our local carpenter, Mr Benj Carter, is doing a rushing business. His latest production is the erection of a windmill for Mr H Toombs, which adds very much to the appearance of the latter gentleman’s farm buildings. -Under the skilful management of Mr Ira Hughes, ably assisted by Wm Roh- ertson of Brackley Point Road, the Winsloe cheese factory is making good

' returns. There has been a steady in.

U I crease in the quantity of milk sent ever

The

patrons are paid titty cents per hundred lbs. in advance and if the price of cheese

orth continues to go up, they will have a re-

spectable balance to the acc9n_nt_ at the close of the year. Mr Chas Taper is giving excellent satisfaction as general manager of the anove factory.-Trahic has been much improved ‘by the erec. tion of a good,substantial looking bridge near John Diamonds.-A word about

the work of Holdfast Division.

members have mapped out for them-

e selves a field of labor and in that field

:hey are determined to leave nothing

undone that will bc effectual in rolling up a handsome majority on Sept 29th

in favor of Prohibition. The Temper- ' ‘ _

ance Alliance can count on the assist- least e_XPe°t9 every man, to do hu duty’ Q W W

ance of every member in diffusing and will endeavor to drive one of the @ . _ » _ e 1 @ literature and soliciting votes for pro- gxaltfgfi Curses °f th° P“’s°“t_d “F ‘mm @ THE GREAT WATCH HOUSE _Q

` hihitioiz.-Mr Edmund Rodd, formerly ° ' p This em. Gold Medals 'Wu 0 'i my ° r ALWAYS BUSY SIllllE» of Moncton now of New York. with his . _-<-" under sanhtion andrules of C. W. ` in .nm ‘

brother Wallace, is visiting friends and No preparation has ever done so g if ‘g g s _F ’ ' ` ' ‘ ' . ` _Ht relatives in Winsloe.-Miss Mary Hard- many people so much good as I-lood`s ' - -_. t , September let: at Midnight and shpntd bsmede though

ins! of Grahamts Road is the guest of :lr _SarsaParilla, Americas Greatest Med- pmgyupplpggigzgémx iiéyogiipatzgedamqvuéu

and Mrs Chas. Tap°.r°_ Mr Taper as mme' _ _ I _ ul ' I E tion will be furnished on application

Helm; we My¢|»tig¢_ greatly beautttied his residence by the Dry g00ds_A popular sumect Qu;-_ ,_

ll Advertise we Have, erection of a spacious kitchen. He has stock' wins more pleasing comment; E

HOW one of tha h§nd§UIIle§t farlnhonses than any other topic of public interestf i v”

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ba1`@1V half 9' °1`°P--'T59 Wflfk 0” the show window for samples shawl capes outside of the new English church at gg $10_ and $12_ Fu, lined cap,” in Mmm Will be comllleied 1° 9' few days- line cloths green, crimson, blue. black,-_

_ Its

Dunes l\ori»:s -Harvesting is wel

advanced, but the lirgc amount wheat damaged. or rather destroyed by rust,makes the work anything but pleas sant.-Mr A H Clay and wife, who have been spending their summer here, returned on Thursday last to their home in Dorchester, Mass. Mr Clay is in the employ of Cobb, Bates & Yerxa ‘of Vfashington St., Boston, and may be c iunted among our successful Island- rs abroad. It was Mrs Clay’s first isitto the Island and she expressed herse`f as being delighted with all she saw; and her visit will greatly tend to make our Island a popular summer re- t sort. -Rev John T. Burlioe and family are also among our present visitors.~ Mr Burhoe is a native of Alexandria; while quite young he moved with his father to Rhode Island and shortly afterward back to this province settling at Dundas, where the family lived for many years enjoying the hardships of pioneer life; the esteem of all good people and deep Christian piety among themselves. John, while still a young man. entered the Christian ministry as a minister ot the Baptist churcn and has since held many important; positions in different parts of the United States, his litest cbargo he’itg in the city of Chica- go, where he has labored for the last 17 years. During his present visit he _ has preached several times and on Fri. day evening last he delivereda stirring and effective temperance lecture to a large audience which could not fail to derive ,much benefit from his polished bolts of truth. Mr Burhoe,acccmpanied by his family, leaves on Thursday next, to resume his work in the United States. -Owing to the recent rains the tea party advertised to be held on the 24th, did not come off until two days later. It was in many ways a success, but intoxi- eating drinks were openly sold on the grounds under the name cf cider.. It has been revealed, however, that some- thing far more dangerous marred the peace and respectability cf what might have been a day of pleasure; and unless the Dundas Dairying Associatiop will see that the perpetrators of such villainy are soundly punished they will rest under an indelible reproach. -COR.

THE people of Orwell ` are greatly

enthused over the temperance question of the day. The preacher in ihepulpit, the doctor in his office, and the farmer in his field seem to join hand in hand, to tight for a glorious victory on the . 29th. Morning Star lodge is not be- hind in the struggle for reform as ‘was plainly evidenced at last night of meet- ing by the Targe numbers that filled their hall. The young people are in earnest on the temperance question and good meetings are held. They also issue a paper called the Morning Star Advertiser which is a decided success. A large number of visitors were pre- sent at last meeting. amongthein being Mr. A. D. F raser, secretary of Grand Lodge. The temperanca question was carefully discussed and arrangements

were made for ublic tem erance meet

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ings, etc This section of country at

and fawn also two shades of brown

T|l0 R860 l|3y5 ffn' the with sableand other rare trimmings also

c||a|||¢{-[3-tgwn npiying new sailor and walking hats for early

fall wear trimmed and untrimmed.

Park have ‘h¢°n changed New Stock otwings.Ai<feretts,flowers.

TIIBSIIUY llld IWBII* birds etc etc. New ‘llress goods in .“°s‘ay’ sth and 111| plain cloths, serges,for early fall trade,_

ladies habit cloth in fashionable colors. l

I sap'-temhar’ next’ to wad- JAs PATON & Co. 30 tf.

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Lllim tlne Chocolate Dougal

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tembgp '1{||, ‘.20 m, w, th. .hw Shawl Capes sell. Jas P,iToN & CO.

Silt less 20 net cent.

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