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ADORESS TO MP. FLYNN, | ee |

FOMOWING 18 - CUpPY of the Nn ldress D-¢-=

| sented to Mr. William M. Flvon, station

master at Carligan, upon the occasion of |

| his marriage |

= William Manville Flyon.

Dear Frienp ann Brorner.—-W», vour | Brother Te egraphers, cannot permit vou | to take a step of such importance to vour- |

| al d interest t us. w t expre |

ito you the hig! teem im which you are |

| held by us a In all y ations with

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attords us the greatest pleas to unite } extending to vou ard ‘your an lable and

i highly esteemed partner, our sincere wishes for your hay pioess and prosperity,

| aud wer vr est you to accept ne a OMPpPanvit resent a* asmall t ken

lof the kis gs which we +thave but | feebly attempted to espress

| Yours in S&S. O. & D. J. H. Byrne, Neil Campbell, a. A. Kelly, Llorace McEwen, |

ye MeTague, Frank Munecey, | J.A.O’ Halloran, J. A. Cele. F. J Ar bing, a. M. Nicholson, { A. BH. Love, J.J. Trainor, E.*E. Crosby, D.A Lawson, M. P. Dris¢ ‘ r. W. Clarkin.

S. Arsenault,

| Mr. Flynn replied to the address in a

| manner befitting the occasion.

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SUPREME COURT:

| ~Fripay, July 1.

| F. B. McRae vs. Mark Wright & C

| Acti yn for i \ 7 ‘ case is bow ere I

Pyke \ ‘ yn account

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| Inthe mat the presentation of the Grand Ju { ' yn? yi W ster Case. Whoich was r the Attor General to report Wupon, Mr. Peters

informed th

found evervihing satisf | jail t uilding | and unsuitable for the purpoce. | ealled attention to the fact | offenders under the Canada Temperance Act were not looked afier cfiicials.

e Court that the cas- was now

betore a magistrate and advised that po} actiou be taken until the Magistrate had | disposed of it. The Grand Jury were discharged | on W ed esdav, Befor dispers ng they pres-nted areport stating that they bad visited the Hospital for the Insane, the jail and the poor house, and |

factory excepting the | tself, which they deemed old They also

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MONDAY, JULY 5,

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Miss Tucker’s masterpiece, the brilliant

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*s . . Seats now on sale at Ded vs & Rankin’s

PERSONAL.

Mr, S. G. Clow has returned from Ot- tawa,

Mr. iD P, R »bing, of Beleque, has re turned from Cernell.

Mr. A. C.Macdonald, M. P., returned from Ottawa last evening.

Mr. W. J. McCordick, In Spector of D en is visiting Charlottetown.

Hon. Mr. Freld'ng is acting Minister of Mat ne anos isheries,

Senators Ferguson, Arsenault. Prowse rnd M:Donald have returned fromOttawa.

Mr. M. Delaney of North Trvon_ is in

yay Heis at the Uatel Davies. W.S. Ferguson arrived home from Cornell University on Tuesday evening.

Hoo. D. J. Kane returned home last evening He was a passenger in the | wx

M ani Mr; Daniel Davies were pas

s the tial fax t 8S aiternoon on heir w hack toS Paul Mr.G oo MceSween ir proprietor of the Brunswick, crossed to the Island last vening.—- Moncton Times,

Mrs. Wiliam ¢ cert and Mise Elsie Crockett, who have heen visiting friends ip Halifax, bave returned home.

Mr Roderick Macdonald, of the steamer Sarsford, is visiting Chareottetow n. Huis

jany friends are clad to see

P. Biake, Esq., has returved frony' : business trip to Nova Scotia. He was a

assenger from Halifax in the Halfax

Mr. LL ( . Wi lear crossed in the N, iouiiaiaale yesterday ou bis WRY to Toronto where pe wil take uo his reside

Dr Bruce Shaw, of Victaria Hosp tal,

' s M mntreal, is visiting his native province His many friends are giving lim a hearty v Come 2 . i Mr. Jo'in T. Sullivan and R ver hi | . I arriv { ] ‘ iX 1” i 0 t i Wa Oo Souris \ re they . ‘ Will pass the summer. ame degre eof _ Maner of Arts has beer, wer d nl Hi \ t upon Ernest Bre} a} ue ~y 0 eiurr ty rial i ‘ sOuLH. Mr. Breba is & Vai lousie graduate, He was fora

time principal of the Colville High school, Souris.

Mr. J. B.C. Baker, son of Mr. Williem DP. Baker of this town, bas been appoinied landing waiter ia connection with the customs department here. He entered uj his duties Monday last.—Sumw- merside Farmer.

The Glasgow Herald tev. George Gordon Dunean, B. D., bas elected minister the parish of Giendoven. Rev. Mr. Duncan is a son of Rev. Thomas Duncan who was for a pnum- ber of years pastor of St. James’ Cherch in this city.

Mrs. James R. McKee, and Miss Thomson, daughter of station master The leave tomorrow morning op a trip to Lynn, Mass. They goto visit Mrs. McKee’s son George, who ~ foreman of a book-bindery at that place. Condne- tor McKee will accompany thei as far as St. vohn.

Queen Hotel: Peter Doyle, and daughter Tignish; J. R. Stewart, Toronte; C. A. Muasro, Woodstock: J. D. Maicoim, Car- digan; H. E. Atchison, Turonto; J. M. Lea’ ment, Toronto; J. North, Greenfield; Thos. Callaghan, Mrs. W. A. Frank, Miss Etfie Macdonald, Miss Belle McLeod, Miss Flora A. McLean, Mrs. Annie Monroe, Mies Katie A. Mc Phail, Miss Nettie C. McPhail, Boston; Mr. and Mrs.€. C. Simp eon and wife, Miss Dean, New York;S. M.

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reports that the

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Master McKee,

mson,

Martin, Heatherdale; D.C. Morson, Car- diyan; Rev. J. E. Tiner, Montague.

In its report of Methodist Conference pro eedings et Fredericton, the Gleaner says: Rev. Dr. Sprague, Mayor Dawson,

of Charloitetown, and Dr. J. R. Inch, were appointed a committee to prepare

a fitting resolution to be passed by Confer- ‘expressivg its feelings of lovalty, re- spect and appreciation of the Victorian reign. A passing notice of the 60th year reign of the Queen was n-de in the Pastor al add reas, Someone sugyes | that this was sufficient. This cail out patriotic utterances—that Mayor Dawson had no uncertaim sound. Hotel Davies: W. Knight, Amherst; J.D. Belcher, Teronto; J. A. Nichols, Montrea!; G. M. Reid, S’Side; Mrs R. T. Holman S’Side; T. H. Hudson aad wife Pictou; P. Mitchell, Montreal; F. G. Mitchell, Boston; Miss Long, Boston; J Langhton, Montreal; B. C. Cox, Sovris; H. A. Bayfield, city; Joho Ferren, Mont- real; Mra. W. C. Bristol, New York; W. J. MeCordoe i. St. John; Samuel Prowse, Murray Harbor; D. J. McDonald, Boston: C. E. Montzambert, Quebec; W. H. Lyndale, Montreal; C. B. Foster and wife, St. Joho; P. J. Quinn, Quebec; ‘bas. H. Durant, Montrea!; C. HB. Green, Montreal; J. P. McLennan, New Glasgow; Mrs... t - Mc - nnan, New Glasgow; W. H. Craig, Truro; N. Pittshen, Mulgrave; M. McNeill, Hslifax; Mes BR. McDonald, Souris; D. C.F raser,S. S. Bon vesta; H. Darrab and wife, Mystic, Conn; Mr. and Mrs J. T. Sullivan, New York.

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LOCAL NOTICES, A mighty midsummer clearance sale at Week’s begins July 2 and lasts 10 days. You can have your choice from 70 pieces of dress goods worth up to 80c, 35c is the

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as suitic ent to of

price at this sale; 50c buys our finest dress goods, regular price upto $1 per yard.

(his is a rare chance. Remember 35¢ for dress goods worth up to 80c; and S0c for dress goods worth up to $i. Clearance of hats at 10c, 25c and 50¢ for hats worth up to $1.20. Biack and colored capes, velvet and Jace capes, 3 prices, $2 for capes worth up to $4.15, at $2 75 worth up to $5.25, at $4 our best, worth up to$8.25. Also 20 per cent off all our stock of ladies water- proofs. Blouse sale still continues, blouses from 25c up. This isarare chance, see our ad.—W. A. Weeks & Co., midsummer eale for 10 days. 1l51—dlw&w3in.

A midsummer clearance sale at Weeks & Co’s sale for 10 days, July 2nd till July 12th, at which rare bargains im dress goods of all kinds, capes and waterproofs, straw hats, etc. etc. Big chance for dress goods.—W. A. Weeks & Co., The People’s Store.

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

RarLway CHayners. — T ‘ti changes went into eff. ct yesterday.

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ral ily way

Sr. Perer’'s Sannaru School picnic at Rocky Point on Welnesday was a decided

success. The attendince was large, aud everyone had a good. ¢ time. Liberal Corservative Del-

Chavrietitetown and the meeting to-night, at

egutes f r Royalty. attend im the Lyceum 4.30 Ge Ock

Scott Act sum- The recipients

Scorr Act.—Six new monses have been served, were James Haynes, William E. Barron, Angus Macdonald, Catherine Offer, Alex- MeNutt aod Angus Desroche.

siciiities

Trae Drama—Mi-s Ethel Tucker, sup- ported by Mr. H. P. Meldon’s excellent dramatic company, will open their season at the Opera Horse on Monday night. The opening bill will be the comedy-drama, “Queena,” a play in which Miss Tucker excels, This company is well known to our theatre-goers, and shou!d be largely patronized.

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Lawnpominic Sonp —Mr. Thomas Dean of this city, owner of Deceiver 2.27 74, by coe has purchased from F. &.. I-- Jaud parties, the fast pacing gelding Lawn dominie, 2. 30, by W estlaww. The horse wih a a dandy, and wi)! that beats him over a good

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horse

make th

track put a mile close to 2.20.—St. Jolin Polegraph ad

Qi Ey S1 —Albert Hynd-

{ St. Peter’s bay, has purehs-

tei from saeut-Governor Howlan a fine

iv bull fifveen months old. He is after

uke du Corean” out of the cow “Belle

lel Isle” whose milk test according to Mr.

Dillon is 7.3. The people of St. Peter’s

Bay are to be congratulated on the enter- prise of Mr. Hyndman,

ais

Mernooist Coxrer sce.—On Tuesday a resolution of congratulation tothe Queen, drafted by Rev. Dr. Sprague, Dr. Inch and Mayor Dawson, of Charlottetown, was unanimously carried, and immediately afterwards the entire assemblage rose and

joined in the hearty singing of the national

anthem.

Amoug the changes in the station we note the following:

A. Daniel Mc. Leod at Winslos, in place E. Bell; J. Heaney at Mount Stewart; in place of W. R. Pepper; W. R. Pepper at Bideford, in place of ©. H. Manaton; A. E. Chapmas at West Cape, in place of A. D. McLeod.

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MILITARY.

On Wednesday ee 4th Regiment of Canadian Artillery, consisting of the taree rural companies in camp and the two city companies which had» drilled at local headq iarters, was inspected at Victoria Park by Major River-, R.U. A., of Quebec. The day was fine and the forenoon was devoted to the Georgetown, Souris and Montague companes. Their marching, wheeling, manual and firing exercises were excellent, showing great care and aptitude ou the part of the men as well as careful training on the part of their efficers. These companies, on their arrival! incamp, had many recruits who in the twelve days’ drill were now looking quite soldierly.

In the afternoon as the clock was striking three, punctual to the minute, Capisin H. M. Davison marched upon the field at the head of his veteraus, No. 1 company —and they are number one in every particular,—and no doubt about it. As they marched upoa the field in perfect alignment and regular etep,this maguificent company recieved many compliments. So also did No. few minutes Jaier, with Capian fF. W.L. ¥ oore in command, marched with military precision upon the field 10 quietly measure swords with their popular riva's; for it must be understcol that the contest for supremacy is between these two fine companies. They were at orce taken in charge by Major Rivers, the inspecting officer, and p.t through a series of evolutions in compaay drill, manual and firing «xercises, etc., erc., ali of which, to an OnJooker, were performed with the utmost precision. The companies were then marched to the drill shed where each company furnished two detachments for drill upon the 40- pourder B. L. guns and two for the 64-pounder M. L. guns. Here the men acquitted themselves in their usual efficient menoer. The Artillery Band, under the leadership of Bandmaster Worth, was on the field and enlivened the proeeedings. Thev were also inspected avd pronounced O.K. Yesterday—the. glorious first— the two 40-pounder B. L. guns were taken over to tue Kinlock range. Here, under command of Lt.-Culonel Montizam bert, R.C.A., who acted as umpire, the five companies had the usual target practice. ihe weather was unfavorable, but we understand the bovs sent the heavy mis- siles to the mark with wonderfal precisicn. and reported “range found” ina truly military mann¢ Lieut. E. McDougall R. L, acted as range officer.

The infa.try were also inspected by Lieut -Col. Moore, D. O. C,, Wednesday end Thursday, who, we understand, was very much pleased with the efficiency of the grand old 82nd and its band.

NUTES.

Lieut.-Col. Montizambert arrived on his tour of inspecting Wednesday evening.

Sgt. Major J. S. Bridgeford, who was present last year, was drill instructor for the artillery. The boys are alwaye glad to see Bridgeford.

Sgt. Major Bremner acted as drill in- structer for the infantry.

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