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DIED. SUPREME COURT. Passed away, at his home at Black m4
Pood Mille, on the 26th imet., deeply re- retted and much re spected for the up-~- rightness of his character eni the integri- ty of bis lite, John H. Andereon, aged 80 years. Two daughters, Helen and Mrs. Charlee Ford, survive him. The funeral, @hich was numerously attended,took place on Tuesday to South Lake Cemetery, where bis remains were laid alongside those of bis wife who died many years ago. Rev. Mr. McPhee, of Kingsboro, assisted by Deacon Scott, conducted the services.
Turspar, Nev 27. Richard ve Mattinson—Tne court de livered judgment to-day. This was a rnle nisi to set aside a bailable writ issued after the death of the late Sheriff Gafiney and directed to the Sheriff of Priace County and exicuted by the Deputy Sheriff. The court held unanimously that the writ was regular aod discharged the rule with costs refusing to discharge the defendant from Prince County jail where he is at present confined. Neil McQuarrie, for plaintif;
W S Stewart, QC, for defendant. Wepweepar, Nov 29.
Rovald McMillan vs. City of Charlotte~ town. This is aaaction of damages for alleged neglect of the firemen of the city to extinguish a fire on plaintifl’s premises. Argument on the defendant’s demurrer as | to right of plaintiff to bring this action. F L Haszard Q C, and Morson, QC, for defendant; McLeod, Q C, and Stewart QC for plaintiff.
Bappeve. June 1, 1897. ¢.C. scarps & Co,
Dean Strs—MINARD'S LINIMENT is my remedy for NECRAUGIA.
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PROHIBITION.
Sir.—I thank you for your article on Prohibition in last evening’s Examiner. What bad the temperance and prohibition party to say to Sir Louis Davies while he was here, as he was ove of the party that ——— fooled them with the Plebiscite and put the | country to such expense? Not a word had
7) | The Guardian to say about either Prohibi-
u } ) tion or Scrimgeour while Davies was here.
G i ; it |'That was the proper time to bring him
o | up for his conduct about prohibition, The
temperance people must teach false politi- cians at the ballot box. Then the politi- cians wil} leara that they are in earnest. The Guardian sometimes has something to say about Donald Farquhareon and the liquor traffic, at other times it thinks Devald Farqaharson eught be paid for his
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lines of special value, for this week,
eae 9 labor. The Guardian has a lot to learn Black coney rus O2C\if it thinks Donald will work without Large black coney ruff $1.00 | some remuneratione Surely the temper-
.. ance people will act their part at the
Black ruff, satin lined 1.35 Large tur collars,
$1.20, $1 40, and $1.90
Black thibet ruifs, satin lined,
just opened and selling fast
at $1.65 and $1.85
Large storm collars in
coming election in Belfast and Murray Harbor; if not let them be eileat about
temperance forever. Aw OBsERVER.
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A Pleasant Surprise.
For those who have thought that cat- arrh is incurable, and to whom the con stent use of souffs and oiutments has been
Capes,
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ADVERTISEMENT — At which a large variety of the best eelling goois manu- factured, aod most extremely sdvertixed in United States and Canada, will be of- fered for sale. Miss Simpson, assisted by Mrs Tooker, Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Tid- marsh.
2. FANCY— Useful and ornamental articles, toys, aprons, fancy work, &Xc. Mies DesBrisay, assisted by Miss Aw) Brecken and Miss Canning.
3. REMEMBRENCE — Tabie contri- buted to from all parts of the world by former members of the congregation. Mies Stricklaad, assisted by Miss B Havi-~ Jand and Miss A Crockett.
4. DOLLS—The most varied lot ever seen in Ch’town. Miss Rippey, assisted by Misees Nora Tooker, Mary Bayfield, H:1- da Stewart, Minnie Owen, Kitty Peters, Gertrude DeBlois, Miriam Mitchell and Helen Warburton.
5. BCOK STALL—Second hand books and magazines. Miss tieukirk.
6. STATIONERY — Writing paper, envelopes and fancy stationery. Mrs Warburton.
7. CANDY—Home-made of every de-~ eeription. Miss Lousie Dawson, assisted by Mies Muriel Peake, Miss Fairclough and Miis W Tomlias.
8, TEA—Afiernoon tea from 4.30 to 5.30; high tea from 5.30 to 7.30. Mrs A Peters, assisted by Mrs J Peake, Mrs W Stewart, Mrs Cairne, Miss DeBlois, Miss Peters, Miss M Irwin, Mise A Fraser, Miss W Arbuckle, and Mies W Stairs.
9. Cocoa and Bovril. Mics Mellish.
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10. LITERARY CONTEST— Prizes civen to most successful gaessers of titles of books, enigmatically represented. Mr.
Foster.
11. SIMPLE SIMON—Fishing wonder- ful bargains out of his mother’s pail. Master Geo. Stewart
12, LITTLE JACK HO2NER—Draw- ing tempting plums out of hie Xmas pie. Maeter A Vinaicombe.
In the evening music will be provided and everything done to make this Bazaar a pleasure to all who patronize it. Prices of all articles will be moderate, and no one will be unduly urged to buy. It will
efford every one an opportunity of enjoying them selves, and to purchase Xmas pres~ ents for “all sorts and conditions of men.
| almost unbearable, is to } f catarrh~ Grey Lamb Semen, ike aoek swedioatod air rentesont ae for Cstarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma. Black & Gre QOppostm | Catarrh< zone ‘8 & guaranteed cure ior P | these disenees and never fails oe : . t tk . It enres by inbalati f icat- Persian & Thibet Lamb | ed ait and ‘Graned haan Ge tial ep, This is no theory, but the results of sctua -), jence, ¢ d thousands of testimonials Blak Astra:h2n en re ae nor Olean. a B | Price $1.00 er dh enamel, oo aaa ty Wi Be rail or ipt of price. Send 10 cents peal ani ae a deena bevelaemecolmian sell, C. Astrachan $14.75 to} POLSON & CO., Kingston, Ont. $25.00. oa aa y Bazaar ! ASTRACHA! JACKETS Undee the auspices of some Ladies - — of th C zg i f 8 e $22.00, $25.00. $28.00, $34.00 Peter's Cathedral, will $40.00, $45.00, $50.00. All be held in sizes and all guaranteed. ‘Eindergarten = Hall ' : GENTS FUR GOATS = mete! Dyed Coon, $16.50gand $20 09 a PRR Wombat ; $22.00 Admission 10 cents Best Coon, $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and up Fur Kebes $4.75, 5 25, 6.50 and 8.00. Buy now and save money. THE PEOPLES’ STORE
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We have a fine selection of Musical lostruments —Their tone- as well as their enperior style aod finish, have received many favourable com« ments.
Allwe ask is that you call and examine them before buying.
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Senator Prowse, of Murray Harbor, is at the Hotel Daviee,
Mr. J. F. Arsenault, M. L. A., Welling ton, is in the city.
Mre. J. R. Breckew returned to Char- lottetown last evening.
Mr. J. F. Gallagher was a passenger to Summerside this morning.
Mr. N. B. Morine arrived from Sydney, C. B., last evening on a brief visit.
Mr. Geo. A. Hughes, assistant train dis- patcher of the Jxland Railway, has return» ed from a visit to Montreal.
Mra. Williams, wife of the reetor of St. Paul's, accompanied by her children, ar- rived from Hal fax last evening.
Mr. Henry A. Price, disteict passenger agent of the IC R at Mortreal, bas been apvointed assistant general passenger agent of the same road,
Mr. Charles Coghlan, whose death at Galveston, Texas, was yesterday.announc~ ed, was 56 vears of age. Ge was born in France of Engiish and Irish parents. Al- though educated for the bar, he never fol~ lowed that profession. He became an actor when quite a young man and hie rise was rapid aod pronounced both in Europe and America. successful plays, among them being Joce- len. His revent dramatization of The Royal Box, which he presented with his own company, was one of his most success~ ful ventures. Mr. Cogblan had recentiy employed a great deal of ti ae ona drama- tization of Vanity Fair, which was to have been produced by his daughter next season, and the task was near completion.
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The Real Show at the Opera House to-morrow night.
Lite-eize crayou portrait, size 16x20, un~ til Dec. ]5th for only $1 98, by sending your order direct toS. F. Tarbush, High Grade Art Parlors, Ch’town, and eaving agent’s commission.
Handkerchief Sale Saturday December 2nd — watch for it. Moore & McLeod.
LOCAL NOTICES. All sorts of plain and fancy stationery pie-dish collars, hair filled, embossed and
will be found at Kindergarten bali,Dec. 7th
Dolls! dolls! dolls! at Kindergarten Hall ou Dec 7th. Dolls at all prices and in every style, and all dressed that their clothes may put on. babies, fauntleroys,
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a bang. gains at Sentner McLeod & Co’s.
House to-morrow night.
delphia, ie a paper which will be of assis~ contains articles every week of great io~ terest to young business men.
| for five months. pO Box 84, Ch’town.
Leod.
Hou:e to-morrow night.
discounts. —F Perkins & Co,
He was the author of several |
laced dessert papers and jam-pot labels. |
so be taken off and Sailore, ladies, children, marines, Scotechmen, Chinese, Tommy Atkins and dolls in mational cos~
Our fall and winter clothing going with Come and get some of the bar The Real Show at the Opera The Saturday Evening Pust, of Phila-
tance to every young business man. It
$1 gets it Robert L. Cotton, agent,
Saturday, Dec 2nd is Hand kerchies day—watch for our ad on Friday—Moore & Mc-
The Real Show atthe Opera
) Allour fai] millinery mustgo at big
‘Local and Other Wems.
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Sr. Prrers Bazaar.—See advertise* ment in another column. —- ore THanxxe Givixe Day.—Tomorrow will be Thankegiving Day iu the United States.
Nor Comine.—The steamer Etoile w ill not make a trip from Charlottetown to the Old Country thie fall.
Exotweers meet for drill on Thureday night at 8 o’slock, for pay; ll uniforms must then he handed in.
Tar Pross.— Moderate to fresh souther~ ly to westerly winds, cloudy to fair and mild,a few scattered showers continued. Mild on Thureday.
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C O.F.-A epecial meeting of Court Abegweit ©. O. F. will be held io Forest- ere Hallon Thureday, Nov. 30th, at 8 o’clock. Initiation and other business. By order. ins. Po.tics Covrr.-—This moroing Arthur Larter, for assaulting John Johnston, (sailor) was fined five cents and coste, the prosecuter declining to prosesute. One drunk was fined $2 or 10 days. GrapuaPrHone SeLections.—There wae a large attendance of Foresters and their wives in Forestere Hall last night,when an interesting series of graphaphone selections were given under the direction of Mr. F. S,. Jost. Mr.James R. McKee presided.
GovernMENT Steamerns.—The Stanley
she will‘‘lay up” for the winter. ! The Minto is filing her boilers to-day at Pownal wLarf.
The Brant returned last evening.
to Charlottetown
Tne Smamrock Concert €o.—This com< pany wil! open in the Opera Bouse to- morrow night, Nov 30. ‘Vhis Company is
leaves for Georgetown to-morrow where i
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reserved for Jadies and their eacorte. Ad-~' mission to all parts of the house ie L0c.
Law Lecrurss.—J. A. McDonald, E q, ‘has been engaged to give a reguiar course | | of lectures on commercial law before the | students of the ©. B. C. this winter. The course opens next week, with the subject, “Partnerships.” As room will be reserved for a few other than the regu- lar students, business men will have an opportunity of hearing this important subject treated (free) in aclear practical manner by a competent lawyer.
Bie Buaze ar ScuMMERSIDE.—Summer- seven o’clock by an immense blaze at the western end of the town.” The cause was a barn on fire,owned by Albert Grady,con~ taining a Jarge quantity of hay. Hada good breeze been blowing from off the harbor,a “disastrous conflagration” would probably have beenthe result. Although the even- ing was so calm, it was with considerable difficu!ty that two adjoining bui:dings were prevented from catching. The fire de- partemeot turned out quickly, but several Charlottetonians who witnessed tne fire could not help remarking what Charlotte- town bas to be thankful for in the fire pros tection line, even if its fire alarm system is not in working order.
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Mr. Arnsenavir’s Lecrure.—Mr. A. E. Arsenault delivered an interesting and in- structive lecture in St. James’ Hall last evening. The lecture dealt with South Afriea, and was based upon the personal observations of Mr. Arsenault who visited that country last summer. A very good idea of South Africa was given by
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Stove Bargains.
$14 $18
80 No. 7 Victors,
20 No. 3 Crowns
20 No. 8 Highland Range $21
Heating Stoves away down. Every one guaranteed. Above prices one week only.
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the lecture. Its area, population, resourcer, modes of conveyance, manners and cus- toms of the people, etc., were deecribed, and at the close of his discourse Mr. Arsenault answered questions put to him by several gentlemen im the audience. The lecture was illustrated by views showing macy of the points of iuterest in South Africa, in addition to which pictures of Major Weeks and the Island contingent were projected. Upon motion of Mr. T.
C. James the thanks of the large audi- ence were conveyed to Mr. Arsenault by Mr. Shaw, who presided, and the National Anthem closed the proceedings.
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This is the Weather —--e. Which You Require Good Warm Clothing
If you wart variety of style ag well as quality to select from in Suitings, Overcoatings &c., you will find it here.
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Turning out 4rst-class {clothing for people who’ are forty nate enough as to have them made here.
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