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OBILTDARY
At Grand Tracadi e, on the 25th August, hter of Donald R. McDonald, Esq., in the 23rd year of her age, with calm resignation in God’s Holy | Will, passed away peacefully into the ; enjoyment of that happiness which her anzelic innocence had won for ner. This | sad event, which has cast a mantle of sor- | rw around the entire neighborhood, was the result of asevere atiacl: of general } peritonitis, which, despite the best efforts of three of our ablest and most successfal
Katie, youngest daug!
| physicians, was but a few days in perform-
ing its work of sorrow and afii.ction, After medical skill had failed, the faint hope alone remained in an operation,
Buse
which was accordingly performed.
was given but cure was found im- possible. God’s will alooe be done.
j Jn her Jast hours she was strengthened by
i the sac red rites of the Roman Catholic
| Church of which she was a worthy mem - | | ber The deceased will be greatly mussed by the surrouoding community as she was
hy ghly esteemed by all who knew her and of this there was ample proof by the large to the last resting place in thequiet cemetary of St. Michael’s, Corran Ban. To her be-
reaved parents, brothers and sister we ten de *r our heartfe It with them the loss of one, who in the prime of life and fullness of virtue was called from this world to meet her just re- ward,
sympathy and mourn
NEWS NOTES.
The Independent Church at Hornings- ham, Wilts, which is probably the oldest Noncomformist church in England, has just celebrated its 330th anniversary, hav ing been formed in 1566 by some Scotch workmen.
The Russian squadron to be despatched to the Pacific in the autumn, under the command of Admiral Alexejet?, will con- sist of an ironclad, six firet class and two second class cruisers. two torpedo cruisers
a mai we MAL AND OTSSR ITEMS, LOCAL AND OTuS SCHOOL SUITS 2® Beer Bros. for Dress Goods itis H e su suitable for school ever shown the city ~PROWSE BROS ) : 2 at OF —e = Peele | 1 ~ Pi O “| Now the time to buy your school O @ i and winter We can fit boys =) : ' ’ : } tf years up.—PROWSE BROS. HY | O as SCHOOL SUITS P | | U a) ROW i La | ‘Stearns IS Best. - PLOPLE 5 STORE, Carter's for Wall Paper se ie inal N i yN Ss | PERSONALs Hea . | Miss Eleanor H. Woods, daughter of t] M ' Ii. J. Woods, of St, Jal ins, New ‘ indland, is the city, and i guest Mrs. P p Larg Q } : —| Miss Josie heet ee ee oe . { ¥ Low M ‘afer spending | graphs rf | y pleasaut holiday with friends on the | il aod it j ~ AK aw ee | Tannery Bernev.—-The alarm w ae a. sounded just before noon to day for a fire | ‘ in Watermar *s Tan ery, ne r the Mz alooae ie ghee A Road rhe fire caught from the engine | , . ' : " : room and before it could be put out, the “ . M ae Fas ye I building was destroyed. There was $500 | Curtis defendant, was ; a en tn nthe stock, a good deal | Ss ary SE SSG8 ONS VOUS. I ws was saved 1 S rka fr t} horr g | r o Sparks from the burning building blew . }over be Cedars’ forme eae M1 a. ” RB lof t ite Wm. H ard, now occupied | : S ( | Mr. J. J. Gay, and set fire to the rc¢ onion : Te ; one ing quite a hole. The blaze was fortunate- Te ia - : | ly put out before doing any more damage a wn ee ‘ i | The men of the fire dé partment al hough | eg arr 2A = fy onwees = e<'* i they worked ha d and willingly, were pat - why oe ; La | , ei ur to a vreat di-advantage by be short of} ~ , aati og . hoe. I+ is stated that there was not | ‘ oS Wc ete berets Se Good Value~-0000 Yards . "s i g 7 ¢ should not be t erate | a 1 : a= <ueeoewn : any longer Weare informed that the ur her > ° ¢ ee ceccees. WOUSE } ¢ : j . t — ; , = ty : ' mt mbers of the fire department have time | Ww e h: ave mas de a Cro HOVE CHE LWCOCND ...ncccces cvececcesveccceves again 1 ude app! ation for new bose : : - es , 1 puinted out to the authorities that it is ( ASH PURCHASE of ieee ct Muncie, | Slmost impossible to master a fire with the bine thousand yards ae oo means at their disposal. 1 4 pro nises to be | t of the ae of Bleached Cottons ; * t P a | i a ‘ a : os ei x.| Eyrerrainment at Ciirrox—A muse and Sheetings. Buy- pect Pictou, New Glasg snd 8! and ary entertainment, coup! d ers of these goods other «m=! er towns Nova Seoua. The| With @ social, is to take place inthe Holl rill find the - lue <t at Olaf has been chartered. and,*t Clifton, New London, on Saturday ever- wi ind the value catit bi nies Pictos on Monday. Senter her 7 ing Sth inst., of which due notice is given first class, « cS Bess. eteraias. © eave Char.| Lhe entertainment will consist of origi: al sA DOT % ); te a =? ”* ” nil asi witationsa ar neice y yo 7" ’ lutetown at 6 p. m., and the fare, 1 |essaye, readings, recitations and m : iC WHOIESALE & RETAIL. ; ' : as ; 18, such as org: n, mandolin, at 1 nission eg la. is only . ¢: Fe The entries clozed last night and | Picceloa d vioiin music. As tie admis w 1 he : sb Shed n a few days ag “48 s low,.ni the procee isin ail cf a ek pr iiseworthy ect, it is ped the pub'ic rs DEOP, mae Picrov Academy Pictou Academy,/} will extend a liberal patrovage. ae ose which waa destroyed by fire last fa is |
being rebuilt at acost of about $20,000.00.
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academy inthe Maritime Province It 3 is a brick structure,-tanding on very hig! ¢ ¢ ground, and the view from its ‘ i i ¢# ¢ well be surpassed, commanding as it does the course of East and We Rivers ra ( ¢ considerable distance, with New Glasgow, ¢ é St ton and Westville among 1] i ’ $ it background, while our Island on a gy ge clear day may t . y seen along the ; ¢ northern horizor The building w be d é 2 126 Mr i P ar. } } } D : rair it a larve ; mher 2 ie é W yt to Charlottetown. é “alg ca : See aaa al _ Will be glad to see you if ant®, *as recently appointed an assist- ; : ee for, oom . you want anvthing in our , ant teacher on the staff of this institution 4 ae ‘ We congratulate our friend on his success er | scien _|¢ ¢ coms Sst eepeeee ¢ Johnson & Johnson. ¢ has been made i Cc. "pro ' tag d—ored aaliten Mlg a : ae f ad ue aiivcen ot O16 this Ginnie /¢ Graduates in Pharmacy. é by Rev. J. T. Beckley, New York, the| 9 e a will be addrassed by Rev. J. 7 Cor. Kent and Prince Ste. Bryan, Charlottetowr Mr. Bec tkley will a : ae , é speak at 8 o'clock to-morrow evening 9 Cor, Queen and Richmond Sts. ¢ Delegates will remember the © . E. San gua emeeeeaceeteee rise Prayer and Socia Service at 6.30 to- - morrow morning, Convention Churc! Phe Conventior: will be ae graphed | from the Church steps ww morn pg | r at 9 o'clock, sharp, by Mr Sterling. All de @gaics come \ roposition is expected to ome be e the Convention tomor v, 1 king — fr annual ar! a] c ns At j i Prov ea in pe ule rentions, meeting two vear* suc e > i * ee = Of cobbler seat rockers and toe third year the three province DO HE meet together. Should the above proy to sell, price D2 19 and sition pass, the following eae ' $5.00 Each. Our ex- pr vincia : egates together Yr organiz4- . x tion at an @ariy bour :—NovaS tia, Rev. cuse fol the price Mr. Geggie; New rs " Mr. Par these chairs are pro- P. E. Island, Rev. a irby. Ti x m scepesition wilt chelt. quitne debate when duct of our OWN FAC. y it ' before the Convention to morrow. TORY ; the leather Do forget the Christian Endeavor epost > — Pe i cane AB ger oe seats we had from the j eting he ire Methodist vwourcn ° ° tonigh Good music Miss Earle will die ot the maker In sing # solo. All are invited. Newark, N. J. ——_—_—_—_— It is stated that the betrothal of Queer Wilhelmina of the Netherlands to Pr WARK WRIGHT & C0., LTL Bernard of Saxe-Weimar wil! be anuounced Ce kad : ys eer * Who Sell at Selling Pric+s. bext mont
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
The marriage of Mr. Frank Schaefer, of Carleton Point, Lot 28,t0 Miss Louisa Jane Bulpit, of this city, was celebrated at her home at Mr. Thomas The ceremony was
this morniug Alley’s, Prince street, performed by the Rev. George M. Camp- hell. The groom was attended by Mr. H. H. Muttart, of Summersid:; aid Miss Ella Rogerson, of Crapaud (cousin of the bride), was the bridesmaid. The wedding was a quiet one, none but the immediate friends being present. Both bride and groom are well and favorably known among a large circle of friends. The bride was the recipient of many handsome presents. The happy couple took the morning train for Carleton Point, where a handsome residence, lately built by Mr. Schaefer, awaits their occupation. We beg to tender Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer our warinest congratulations on their union and wish them many years of wedded life and prosperity.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
The Sawtelle Diamatie Co. opened their at the Opera House last even- presentation of Foge’s
The stage was well looked after play gave the greatest satisfaction. [he specialties introduced between the acts kept the audience laughiog all the time, while the orchestra amazed those pres sent by i its excellence. It is safe to say that the selections rendered last night surpass anything in that line ever before civen® nthe Opera House The company will play here for one week at popular prices, and they are certain to have good as their merits are
engagement
1 } ng with the
Ferry.” and the
soon
audiences as
known.
MARRIED
At the residence of Thomas Alley, E-q., Prince Street. September Ist., 1896, by Rev. George M. Campbell, Frank Schaefer, ot Carleton, Lot 28, to Loutsa Jane, daugh- ier of the iate Henry Buipit, of Crapaud.
On the 25th of August, by the Rev. J. S. Allen, at the Methodist parsonage, Murray Harbor South, David P. Mur- dock to Janie Jordan, all of Lot 64.
At the manse, Belfast, August 26th by the Rev. A. M. Sinclair, George Edward Mackinnon, of Pinette, to Mary Flora Stewart, of Springton.
DIED.
At Slashvin, Belfast, July 9th, Nelson Cantelo, aged 62 years. He leaves a grief- stricken wife and a sorrowing family, seven in number.
Where can I buy my School Books the cheapest? Why, that’s easy. list to CARTER’S BOOK- STORE, where you can get everythieg you want from an ABC card up. Also Exercise Books, Scribblers,Pens, Ink, Pencils, Slates, Chalk, Ral- ers, Foolscap, Lead Pencils, Slate Penciis, de. Our “Little ‘i'ycoon” Scribbler,only one cent tor 109 pages, is stlil on deck. We are all ready for a big trade. Come along buys and girls and be made happy.
GEO, CARTER & CO. Booksellers. Aug 29—sat mon tu
are cord'al'y invited
All C. BL visitors
Just take your}.
six gunboats, and seven torpedo vessels?
Hon. Edward Blake will leave for Cana- da by the Umbria on Sept. 6, and will remain on this sideof the Atlantic for four or five weeks. He will return to England fer Privy Council business about the beginning of November,
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A Poor Man’s Comfort,
Cold and hunger are no respecters of persons. The winter wind bowls around the rich man just as searching as it sweeps through a poor one. And Fibre Chamois is equally a boon to both with its wonder- ful, hea'thfu', warmth-giving qualities, its. light weight and trifling cost. Those to whom money ‘s no. be. t prefer using it to being burdened down by the weight of many wraps, and those who perform out- door duties in cold weather find it invalu- able as ite-ps out all wind and cold - not for an hour or so, but for all day, and yet adds nothing which hampers them ro matter what their weight may be. With itthrongh their outer garments everyore can enjuy winter’s coldest snaps in perfect comfort.
Despatches from Zanzibar report that many British residents boarded the war- ships lying in the harbor before the bom- bardment began, but a large number of Europeans remained on shore. Most of the rebels stood totheir guns pluckily, though after the first broadside from the war-hips a number of the defenders of tbe palace fled to. the outskirts of the town, where many robberies were com nitted. All the persens on board the steamer Glasgow, which was sunk, were rescued by boats from the bombarding ships. Among them were a large number who had been wounded. Several Indian soldiers were killed during the firing, The Thrush was hit sixty-two times,and the Raccoon sixteen times by shots from the guns of the rebels.
Disease attacks the weak and debilitated. K eep yourself healthy and strong by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
I haveSbought today six hundred and sixty gallons blueberries which are slightly damaged, but are first-class for making blueberry wine. I wiil seil these fur a few days, at six cenis per gallon; the balance
I will make into wine which will be sold. cheap at Victoria Row John P. Joy Aug. 28 1 wk.
College and School Books
4LL SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Complete Assortment
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McMillan & Hornsby’s
QUEEN STREET.
aug29 —
JURY'S
WATCHES CLOCKS AND
to visit Carter's bookstore. be solicited to buy goose, Auction Sales.—Horses and other lve stock, &c., on the Provincial Extibition grounds, during exhibition week, conduct- ed by A. McNeill, auctioneer. septl wy2 For co) lege and school u pplies, go to McMillan & Hornsyby’s, waien Street.
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' All college and school supplies cheapest |
and best at McMillan & Hornsby’s.
You will not}
JEWELRY
Are the best and cheapest in town. ees him for bargains.
NORTH SIDE. QUEEN SQUARE,
OPPOSITE P. 0. aug27—ly & wky.
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Styles ~ Have ~Changeed
In Watch Chains; ladies are earing the Long Guard Chains now, don’t be out of
style when
It Costs so Little to he “Right lh ht. I am selling Ribbon Guards with sil- ver mounts, 35c, gold plated Long Guard Chains
the Long
trom $2 25 up.
Quality of Workmanship
and the prices I name are unequalled. Will you Visit my store? W. W WELLNER, JEWELER.
DONT SF FER
WITH — »- YOUR FEET..
If Shoes have anything to do with their comfort, for at
he
the prices we are selling
our
FINE SHOBS
there is no rea- son why you should not enjoy the luxury of an easy and comfortable Shoe.
W. H. Stewart & Co, London House Building.
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Violin & Clarionet
\ R. VINNICOMBE will resume his classes
for Tn struction on the above fistrumepts september the 10th. Par.ies wishing to learn should apply at once. “Mr. Vinnicombe’s me' bod of instruction is excelient,”—Pref Bernhard Walther, Halifax. Piano tuning promptly attended to.
P. O. Box 98.
aug?6—2w
PASTURE LAND For Sale at Auction.
A™M instructed by the estate of the late William Heard, Esq., to sell by auction, at the premises, Mount Ed- ward Road, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of September, next, at 11 «’clock, sharp, that desirable 6 acres of land situate on the west side of the Mount Edward Road, close to the Will be sold in lots of 1} acres
Execvtors of the
city L.mits, each. ‘Ihe large stack of hay will be sold at the Sarnue time. Terms cash.
R. BTAIRSTO.
aug) Au stionue>
Black Diamond Line
The SS. Coban, sailing from Montreal Tuesday morning, Sept. lst, will be due at CLarlottetown, Friday morning, Sept. 4th, and will sail for St, John’s, New- foundland, via North Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and pro duce under deck, at lowsest possible rates, For further pes as to freight and
sage, apply to r PEAKE BROS. & CO., Agents.
‘GRBENBACKS,
YANKEE DOLLARS
Taken at face value for
SCHOOL BOOKS
or tur old aocounts.
BEST VALUE =~
School Books and Schoac{
Supplies. ; Haszard & Moore, Booksellers.
GLASS PRESERVE * JARS
We have a large stock cf porcelain top preserve jars, in pint, quart and half gallon sizes, which we are offering very cheap by the dozen thir
season. We have also im ported a few extra wide mouthed jars for preserving
large sized fruit whole. Those are much stronger than th ordinary jar.
Beer & Goff’s.
Charlottetown, Aug.25, 1896, '
WATCH SALE.
$600 00 00 On account of a change at the factory the price of the Rockford Watches will be
20 per cent. off regular price this month. I have now had the agency of these watches for ten years and can conscientiously recom- mend them for durability and | fine time keeping.
A special discount will also
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We've just placed oa sale
ee a lot of remn ints or back -e- and colored dress g.ods—
good lengths —marked at prices that willmike them
ee move. Bettter;see them ote —maybe youll find just AS the thing you want.
Moore & McLeod’
Successors to Perkins & Sterns.
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ana BOYS
_ Your chance to buy a school suit at a low price.
We are offering 100 Boys Suits at less than first cost to clear
See samples for fprices and quality in our window.
J. B. MACDONALD & CO Haraware.
be given on all watches till after Exhibition. TERMS CASH.
E. W. TAYLOR.
Cameron Block.
Weare —A cook. Nowashing Arply to Mrs Jas DesBrisay, Or to Mrs Fitzgerald Mt Edward Road
shag LET—theShepon Grafton St opp: site |
Law Ccurts, now occupied by W A Hut- cheson as a Fruit and t onfectionery Store Possession given early in Nov Apply to
septi—dy&wky
D May septi—dyawky ti
(niente etic cieasinnesitlbiictis once iinicnatiny idl \ ONEY WANTEE-To borrow $80 at6 4 per cent. on centrally situ: ated cits pro-
perty worth 31,60, bringing in $| 5° rent Ivusurance, Fred W. L. Moore. Solic itor, London House Building. aug2i—dy we ek
elose retary, Box P Chicago
ANTED.—Faitbiul person to travel, Sal- ary $78) and expenses Reference, En- self addressed stamped envelore. Secs aug3l—
Tos "'—A Silver, Carriage Door-handle, ke y- i shaped Any one bringine it t» this
Ch’town, Aug. 29, 1896.
Shirts, Collars,
low prices.
at 12 cen‘s.
Summer nodaerwear.
Ties,
When you want a good ~ ~~ ber we are the leaders.
D. A. BRUCE, >
STRIPED ; ereeae FOR CURTAINS
250 yards, good value at 18c., selling now for 13c per yrd
Office will be suitably rewarded s+ pti—tf
Hosiery, all at very
suit made remem- iy
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BLACK RIBBED HOSE All sizes, Children’s aud Misses’, a splendid lot clearing
HARVEST GLOVES
A GOOD RANGE
T.d. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE
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How Far Does a Dollar Go?
The following figures are taken from the pric2 book of the oldest hardware store in the province:—
1896.
oveennee <a .65¢ .1ld5e -A0ec
Not used.......... Binder Twine per lb.......-.. MB aware -oeeekaris Green per Ib. ...cccces $1. 25 each. ....+++++++++Axes each. .... 28c per doz.......- Bolts 33x55 perdoz.. BES. ccoscccteccscod POE Forks each... ssseeeeeeees DCE: 6 bine wakes . - isvoctceaseac ae USC... occccccceccchxle Grease per Se ... shingle Nails per Ib. ....escccccccccudge > »ebont Nails per 1b, ...000ccessseneeuee . Lath Nails per Ib... ..cccccccccccc st . Wire Nails per Ib.......ccsccvcccccksl »Clinch aby ty Ube cccccvcccssdcnses@® 1, PCT BCL. ce eeeeseee cree DVC
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Der Ms 6 062 00 000s e080
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“weweeneae
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ovccccese White Lead per Ib. ..sc000 oo+eeeellay Fork ame each. « osceee oeseseeeencythe Stones each. .....00.
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TC. esecveccvccceenleigh Shoe Steel per lbeccccesccsccesdl
City Hardware Store for all goods at lowest prices
RK. B. NORTON & CO,
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AN OPPORTUNITY
"To Getthe Best Goods in the Market Cheap-
We are offering the
balaace of our magnificent stock of ummer suitings and trouserings at cost to clear
Come and see what we have to offer |sold as advertised. Best workmanship guaranteed.
JOHN MACLEOD & CO.
TAILORS.
EMPIRE BLEND TEA
Is tha Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
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Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there ara two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the est. For sale wholesale or retail by
TD. S- ‘MORRIS
you. Goods and best fits
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