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Another lot of Gents’ White STRAW HATS.
Very Nobby Selling Cheap
See our Sun. mer Corsets at 45 and 55 cents pair.
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Wholesale and Retail Successors to W A. Weeks «& Co.
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VALUE in our offer of PURE LARD, in pails. Till. Jane 10th we make the following offer: — 20 Ib. pail $2.00 & pail lot at $1.80 per pail Delivered at any station on P. E. I+land hailway. This lard 1s of the PUREST qual Ve
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Office -C~ MERON ELOCK.
Residence--* HoreL DAVIES.”
Oftice Hovrs—9.30 to 1 p, m., 2to3p. m.. 7 to p.m, Eyes tested for glasses 129 daw
LOST—A gun metal watch, between fun- dayand Tarsday Finder will ‘be rewarded on le y og ot Mrs Anges McDonald, Grafton Street, west 16) pdii
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al Dunstan’ on i next. -_ First Meruwopist Cuurce Miss Law- ‘on will sing @ sacred solo 10 the Firat
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seit i CuanLoTTErowy E 3 are requesi« ed to meet at the Drill Sbed, Sunday | morning at 9 30 o'clock t take part in the | church parade with the o.wer troops now Lu Camp. - Tus Pros Moderate westerly winds, fair anda littl warmer. Showers in afew | localities. Securday, fresh west to north | west winds, fine weather. itil | Tae Cuno of the First Methodist Church will meet for rehearsal lat 8 sharpthis evening in Kindergarten | Hall. Important business Full attend-
| ance nec2?esary. a | Weir Wortra Seeinc.—The medals and prizes to be competed for at the sports tomorrow are on exhibition in the show window of the Apothecaries Hall. | They are weil worth calling tosee.
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Tae Graxno Decness— Tue palace steam~ er Grand Duchess, of the Plant Line, will be due in Charlottetown on Monday night, and will leave on return to Boston on Tuesday at at noon. She wii: be open to the public on Tueeday forenoon from 10 to 12 o’clock,
C.0. F.—The semi-annual meeting of Court Cherlottetowu, Canadiau Order of Foresters, will be b Id tonight at 8 o’clock in Wright’s Hall, Officers and members will beon time as business of importance will come before the meeting.
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party in aid ofthe P. E. island Hospital yesterday afternoon passed off pleasantly. The attendance was very good. The choice music furvished by the 82ad Battalion Band under Mr. Vinnicombe’s direction Was an especially pleasing feature,
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Grack Cavroe.—lne services in Grace Church Sunday next will be of a especial cheracter. The Rev. W. J. Kirby, who has been pastor of the church for four vears,will preach at both services which will be his last sermonon this circuit. The choir will have some ¢pecial music.
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From MoxrreaL.—The Bonavista ar-~ rived Inet evening from Montrea! with a genera) cargo and a large passenger list. She left at one o’clock for St. John’s, New - foundland, direct, with a large cargo cov» sisting of 82 cattle, 250 sheep and 3 horses oo deck, and 597 bales bay, 851 bags oata, 155 tubs butter, 14 bils leather and sao dry other freight uuder deck. Fathers Clarke and McGuigén sre outward pas- eengers on the round trip, which occupies some sixteen days.
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Mrs. Misner, of Stanhope. Mrs. Misoer. it appears, arose at the usual time aod afier completing her morning’s work com:
plained of a pain inher bead. One of the neighbors was seut for, mbo told her t
lie down which she did. The iady wen! home intending to returne again. In the
meantime ove of the ceceased’s Jittle girl
went in where she lay, and found hb dead, Inabout twenty minutes all wae over. There are eight children. Mr
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PERSONAL
Mr W from Mont- rea last Mr. C. W. Blenkhorn i ger by the Halifax last eaening. Messrs William Long and Alfred Pick-~ ard retarned from Boston last evening The Patriot eruor-General some time in August,
C Kennedy returned evenibg,
announces thatthe Gov-~
will visit this Province
Mr Alexan ier R ybertson. of R d Point, WAS A paseenger to town by this morning's eastern train.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Herridgeand fami» ly, of Ottawa, were among the passengers by the Bonavista last wight.
Clar ke today.
Reve. P.D. MeGuigan and A, | were passengers by the Bonavista ; They are making the round trip.
Miss Minnie Hyndman, who has been on a visit to Ottawa, returned to Charlotte- town last evening by the Bonavista
Mrs. Sullivan. wife of Mr. Andrew Sullivan of the Customs Department. left for Bosto n this afternoon by the Halifax.
Mr. John A. Wright and Miss Maria G. Wright, of Boston, Mass, are expected bere | tomorrow night On a visit totheir home.
Mr. P. Blake, returoed from Halifax last evening. Mies Blake and Miss
Florrie Blake are expected bome next week, Mrs. W. W. Sullivan crossed to the
mainland to-day to meet her eon Arthur who is returning from the Jeeuit College,
Montreal. | Mrs Horace McEwen, who has been | visiting relatives and friends in Nova
Scotia, returned to Charlottetown laet
! evening.
| Rev J T Bryan and Mra Bryan, of St. Paule, and Mise Dodd, who bave been
visiting Nova Scotia, returned home last
evening.
Mr. H. L. Chipman, Canadian Agent of the Plant Steamship line, will be a paseea ger by the Grand Duchess on her first tr.p to this port.
Mr ME Griffin and wife, of Auburn, N Y,and Mies May Gr ffis, of Georgetown, (were atthe Queen Hote! last evening. They went east today,
Mraod Mrs B Gordon, B Gordon, Jr., and Ralph Meldron, of Savannah, arrived in Charlottetown last evening It is their intention to pass the summer in this prov- nce, and they left for Tracadie this morue ing
Mrs William Brown and Miss [Tillie | Brown, who have been spending the win- | ter with Dr Brown in Chicago, returned to | Charlottetowa last evening. They came | from Boston by the Halifax.
We hear with regret of the serious ill- ness of the venerable Father Francis Macs | Donald, of 8t Georges. “father Francis,” | as he is familiarly ealied,is 84 years of | i
aze ecd has been a priest for 59 years.
Stanley Baguall’s name should have | appeared in the liet ef winners of the cerii~ ticates from the schoo! board for general proficiency in Miss Ashbleigh’s department of West Kent School in ye sterday’s issue.
Mr. Fravk M. Dargie, of the firm of Dargie & Son., Annapolie, and Miss Minnie Maxwell, of Bear River, were married at Annapolis on Wednesday, A poriion of the boneymoon n Prince Edward Island. Mr P F Doffy,one of the I+land studente lat McGill University, Montreal, returaed to Charlottetown lastevening. After the examinations at McGill, Mr Duffy left on , viei ‘to Boston and be returned to Char- ottetown by the Halifax.
Miss L. B. Longard, who has spent the last three years iu Somerville, Mass., ar- rived by the Halifax last evening. On her way bome Miss Longard spent a week at St. Rectory, Ship Harbor, witb her sister, Mrs. T. F. West.
Miss Maud O’Neill,of AvonJa'e, who bas Leeu attending school in Boston dur- ing the past two years, bas returned home Miss O'Neill wasduring this period the et of Mrs. W. A. Sweetner, (formerly Mics O'Neill) of Melrose, Mass.
Speaking of theclosing exercises at Mount St. Vincent, the Halifax Chronicle says: Miss M. Coady’e excellent playing, both on the violin and piano, was remark- atle and proved conclusively how well she deserved her gold graduation medal for
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Dr. J. J. McPhee, of New York city, and Misa Louise Wells, were vnited in marriage in New York, on Saturday last. Dr. McPhee is @ Prince Edward Islander, and lived in Charlottetown for *evera years. He has Tae Examiner's coo~ gtatulations.
Master Frank Macdonsld, of Charlotte- town, Vernon Jones, of Pownal and | Thomas Autley,of Halifax, pupils of the
| Halifax choo! for the blind, arrived in | Charlottetown last evening. Master {Hubley will be the guest of his school
mate, Master Fraak Macdouald, for several day 8.
We are glad tolearn that High Sheriff Gaffaey is recovering from his recent se vere attack of congestion of the !nags, which might bave resulted fatally, were it not for the tact and good judgment shown by bis attendant physiciar, Dr, McLellan, who, assisted be Dr. McPhail, found it necessary to resort to the old-time method of bleeding as the most effective means of checking the progress of the disease,
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Hospital Concert —AND—
ENTERTAINMENT
An Ice Cream Concert in aid of the P E Islaod Hospital, will be beld in the Kindergarten Yall, on Tuesday, Lith July next,a: 8pm. Programme later, Tick
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will be passed |
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iLocal and Other Items.
Pitre Covrt.—One drunk, James O’Hara, was this morning fined $2 or 10 dave.
| Domryton Day.—Tomorrow being Dom-~ | inion Day Tae Damy Examiver wili not | be issued. Mernopist ConFERENCE.—The next | anonal session of the Methodist Conterence wi'l be held in Moncton.
Ger Toem Earnty.—Tickets for the | races tox morrow may be procured at A W | Reddin’s drugstore, Sannyside.
ansaiaiins
Sone Service at the Gospel Meeting in
| Prowse’s New Block Suaday afternoon at
3.45. Col. McLeod will lead the meeting. -
Scxpay Arrernoon, Col McLeod will conduct the Railway Men’s Go-pel Meeting in Prowse’s New Block, Sunday afternoon
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Corner Sroxe Layinc.—The corner ston? of the new Presbyterian church at Amberst was laid a few days ago with im pressive services.
Crusapers Picnic —Steamers wl! leave Ferry Wiarf for Haggarty’s Wharf on Monday at 2 o'clock. Tickets 15 cents, children 10 cents. Baeket picnic,
Races at Summersipz.—The horse races at Summerside tomorrow will probably
attracta large number of visitors to the western capita!. The races promise to be interesting.
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Recoad Breakixe Trip.—The Plant liver Halifax made another record-break- ing run from Bostun yesterday, arriving in port at 3.55 p. m., making the pasrage inside of 27 pours, having been about 20 mivntes late in sailing from Boston.— Halifax Chronicle.
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topped IN DarLicnut—Mr. Tarbushb, the proprieter of the High Grade Art Parlor, made a splendid catch ot trout at New Glasgow yesterday. With one hundred and fifteen salt water beauties be returned to town today, tu be relieved “a every hand by his hungry friends,
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Gor a Ducxixe. -Yestes Jay afiernoon whilea little boy was trying to walk across the plank which is over the sluice st the ou'let of Government Pond, be lost bis balance and fell in. Forturately the water wae not very deep and be escaped with noihing worse than a severe ducking.
Loxc Service Mepats.—In the House of Common~ agu a few days, the minister of militia stated that 11,078 applications had Leen received for the Canadian medal; ser~ vice. Of theee about 2,000 were left over for further consideration and 471 applica: tione had not yet been examined on account of having been received too late. ft has not vet been decided how and wheo the distribution of medale will take place.
P. E. Istaxyp Macazina.—The July number of the P. E. Island Magazine is on sale atthe bookstores. It will be found an expecially interesting number, contaiv- ing articles of historical interest as well as contributions of a lighter character. Ivis illustrated with views of Island scenery, etc.,a8 well as witi the pootographs of our present Crescent snd Abegweit foot~ ba!l teams, Five cents a copy, sent by mail on receiptof price. Address the / P.E. Island Magaciue, Charlottetown
Tue Groriovs Tweirra.—The 12th of July will be celebrated at New Glasgow, N.S., in great style. There will be a grand procession in the morning, and in the afiernoon there will be eporis and } amusements in abundance. The sports will be open to Nova Scotia and Prince | Edward Island. It is announced that the P. i. Leland Steam Navigation Company will grant return tickets on the 11th July, good to return on the 13th, tor $2.
Piast Live's Enterratse.—The new cescriptive book on Nova Scotia, Cape Breyn, P. E. Isiand and Newfoundland, 6 & magnificently got uo thing that must have been compiled a great expense I: is beautifully iliustrated and the reading matter is interesting 2nd descriptive. Ix is pleasant to look over the book. The province will reap the benefit of the adver tieing given. Mention should be made of the excellent map attached to the book and the photo engraving in colors of Ls Grande Duchess,
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WHERE THE HOLIDAYS MAY BE PLEASANTLY SPENT.
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Pleasant View Hotel, Hampton, P, E. I. MATTHEW SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
THiS HOTEL, situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Prince Edward Island, has become a favorite resort. ; It is within a stones throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing is unsurpassed. ' The hotel is comfortably furnished, and a good table is provided. Pleasant View Hotel is distant from Charlottetown about 19 miles by Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the prettiest to be had. From Crapand the distance is 4 miles. Coach meets the boat at the latter place to conve passengers to the hotel, y Intending visitors may make arrangements by writing to the proprietor |or by enquiring at the Examiner office or a‘ Information Bureau TERMS:—$5.00 per week; for family parties, $3.00 per week Hotel will be opened for season on July 13t,
MATTHEW SMITH, Proprietor.
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