oe ae - i — ® = an — 7” - | a ——————— 6 G3 ™~ y . Y ‘ i 2 QO) 1 88 ). . Ty = x) Mi yi ed a. 9 A - a T \ TIN Kh R, - ee B rHE D. AILY EN N sf Oa seals clit = ne ? : ee ase . 1 a scaint { Macker z ‘ ) Total receipt 0 4 ve : , i ] The de was high and a heavy le. The offer 6f-a seat in the Government [** _) ere ee * 872 barrels . on. ; Stipendiary Magistrate’s Court, [leveled The tide was high and : - ? 0 on of ¢ S - nes the final set. {el at Boston the past week 1,376 bari ~~ * oe / Sea im the river, but no damage is repo _ -} to My. Conroy a ™ ‘ » ie a + tale ian si ncluding 77! barrels froin foreizu and 5 i, : ' » wale raved Lalite The | tlement of the 1001 question, was % i oS a ae ts Tew ; ue Court room was crowded this morn \ tremendous graule ~— in Halitax aS 3 > att al t ph ull religion 8 creeds a} barrels from domestic. ports. votal New ,2 ver ich “interested | velocity of the wind between haif-past | honest até “ee the C ' l Ro .rd. ivland catch to date 80,232 bbls., agaist “f ing, and all present were mut ; r . oo : al ‘epresentation at t! ounell be ean‘ — m ; i ZL ; ' jthive and balf-past mine ogock wasn Thi i in t avi alent to saying that 30,033 bbls. last year, and 422, LS7 bbis. i PU ” | le a : " — . . Sis) JUS er ra UO Sayills : ’ . ca a . a : a eit a ‘ " ealled was that of a W between lifty and a from | beeause *“a purely Protestant Government } in 1884, Pickled hermng are scarce . : i Th) oner fur aptalr OW, rom ae or , ” . . et fa; : 9 fire : ar 5) S6 . Yr ii rge , 5 a” s y : n wed with a violation of the} ‘Ihe sehooner Azof, Cap ee _ | was undesirable.” therefore it was ‘“‘fatr| prices are firm at $6 to 96.79 lor ta be ~~ WITH THE ‘: as : Charlottetown bound to Halifax, was re- , oe 3 . : ‘a splits and Labrador. Roun a S M id not answer to his name, | “hal t Auld’s Cov tnd honest’ in Mr. Davies to attempt to] Nova Scotia sph an Of ws : ] : one asnore ; Ms OvG, | Vt . ; 3 Bg Of er usual preliminary proceedings | port dbo bave gon ee b aft rwards | bribe with an office a political opponent to} Shore Herring comn — ' ae 1 Cis ) . > a} ; ; { g er irus ° . ° . i é } : i the case was proceeded with. /in the Strait of Canso, but a forsake his leader, repadiate his principles, | bbl. Sm iked He rring i. fair dem: y * ~ ; . ‘ tea r 1é ee : witness examined said that in| floated and betray his constituents, so that Mr. [to 16c, per box for medium ee alo , i , i} During the violent south-west gale at large. and 10 to Ile. for tucks and ‘ frend he had obtaimet — : D. might remain in possession of power . for large, an 7 : ; his} Barnn N.S., the schooner Lightfoot, ies a Na I ; ‘ icrendants pr i ta. chy | ‘manetaiie sak. a bor r rt 1d her} and emoluments : ° NO. tt. : } : . : | second wit-;at ancaorat Clarks Harbor, — prerce But when did Mr. Davies come to regard | gemmmm = c ; ' ; hain and drifted on the rocks, where she - ‘a > thant Clover mt am t ‘ ; lou } n n i ’ : tha purely Protestant Governinent as un ‘ions nerside ennai. y weoame a total wreck. She lately arrived F 4, , ‘felt and ack " witine n : and other | desirable If he ‘‘felt and acknow Ste qnnimriitpeaee Queenan rr . : lid t sex Anny ne | it HaltaXx w ith . cargo : flour - 7 . va taiad : thi » ia LS78, why did he denoun e SUMMERSIDE, Nov. 27, ‘ r | provisions, Owned by people of The pice, |) s sBloi -rowse furgey and , : : TERY TO t ne ee ieee eT ae h will be lost. There is no| Messrs. DeBlois, Prowse, Lamutgey si Shipped hy str. Princess of Wales, | gyROM this —" Importations we are showing some of the VERY BEST CLOTHS ‘ S ria ' \ \ fine} Most ol whieh Wil a Gordon as ** black hearted traitors, siniply te, PI . sd +} m 4 ; V d 1 Picuna Tw ed i nt nsurance on vessel or cargo , Cc a ste hic] ule a | Cameron, master, for Point du Chene :— manufactured, in Meitons, Beavers, Worsted and Picu ev / ~ ths i risomment Was} msurance on th a | because they took astep which made a ; lh orm Digby commenced with @ . ible in this Island ne es egg $ 337 00 ; : as ee . ine to the mixed Government possibie m this ant ge ep mee a wi p . : » Viuls ,) strong wind from the south, veering to e I am, yours, &e., 4133 lbs Es 3 45c Ps ies 73 00 tT twas the | south-east, with very heavy rain, accom- ‘ D. Freracuson ‘eae tatnae whe otis er keewl 85 00 ~” i hmanied by thunder and lightning, during November 27, 1886. EEE Rene ea a 1)(0 H : A the first part of Thursday night. Bowards 3 ae i 62 bris potatoes......... ¥ <3) OU i s ee ost ‘nine it turned into a heavy gale. : a ' ; Gees OOGMs. . ) eet rs 825 00 : “y : ing patte : jie. |} Friday morning it turne t : Untruthful and insulting. J DIS p on ‘ ee — 4 TAT LIS TIAL IGS in all the leading patterns, i } the | ‘ne brigantine and five schooners took SRS = 54 bris mackerel........ 650 00 SUITINGS & TROUSERING : -e i : — i | ws cies , sin ‘ . 26fr shen 719 00 : : . aru en ce Pe to the Suprome | shelter under Bear Island, Ba “a }] _Sin,—In reply to Mr. Ferguson’s letter] *4) S00ep-----------+0+--e0000: 950 00 We are making NAP CLOTH REEFERS FOR $7.00. . ee re arly he ’ . ; =i ae ( ses educa eine ware Jot : i n restrainin His i hre mites from tierce wiy wu ie of the 23rd. Mr. Davies is silent on one or . 10rses 7 On : it. _ ; ™ ; sine the wind veered suddenly to the . ’ : ; . “1 3 boxes MOCBO.. 6.6. ss <a he O41 YU : ™ x i; : * fur fraction m th morning 1t = see aah str nm , with two points on which the public would like 1272 bush onis 382 OO §2 Re SE W- RE ADD Bo : 9 ie that did net think 3 estward and eas as is a af to be informed. And first, as to his vera- 40 bris ovaters rr 80 00 As 4 r i rve| b slight abatemen ) ( eS. . : ss ad aS soymers .7...0. 4b. ..s <' 0) . r time t) serve ‘ity . reus ne part of his letter | 9 hale daca 9 rm es ini . > , res , a : —" oo g. A schooner supposed to be the city, Mr. Ferguson iM. ONC PAFt O ** | 38344 lbs pork e i Ni 4 (OUR OWN MAKE) FROM 85.00, UP. : Prohil n which he} evenin A Ss »Lc vi : savs of Mr. Davies: NN ne) Fg ey) 6O 09 i {jpasket Bear River, Capt. John Win-| *J* ¢ a aia a Sa : cient ot s 855 00 i r = i ; ! b a “ he r, of Digby, one of the vessels that *‘When speaking in NewBrunswick not long} 3420 lbs wool..................-. “40 00 ae T ‘ he would) direct | chestef, of Digby, one ‘ i Ae Sd ne tere 4 Si ake a state eB 40 Of : s ; an Fe a : tuok shelter at Bear Island, dragged ashore nono ee + Metieiteds of ar eae 1150 Ibs codfish 43 60 We don't sell Imported Clothing with BAaGGING for coat canvass. nail bih3 i : Me i . meal ost? ‘ ite men regare Ing the bir ace é am ‘ 8 re 6s 7 ; - i a : tis Hi nd Objec- | 40 Lis now ly ing on the be ros — hs lady about whom he ought to be better au 20 the feathers............ : : wy | A very jarge stock of Fur Coats, Fur Caps, Slei gh Robes, oe 1. am Hs Se ' locume! + sea tumbling on to her owe - a MaV® { thority than any other man. For the sake of | 200lbs cowhides...............-. 12 00} sian Lamb and other kinds, at prices lower than we ever before offere — ' +3 ake - . TT e ‘Sse I s ‘e 18 - - . Te ? . Rs is " . Mr. en ted one of his] heid ener Groen l. Phe ae 1" ‘sh re ., | the paltry advantage of sec artng-S little sym e711] mal Don't buy till you see our stock. We are determined to give our customers the i to , His Honor certain | probvbly not much damaved, as she appe ars pathy from a New Brunfwick audience, he D4 JU | ie Wabee fn iaole nines “ lowmy 183 the rr shibi » be on the Soa baach, an l will hkely vet talsitied the record, and gave New Brunswick es alue j - - gat off at high water amoald the wind go down. the credit due to Prince Edward Island. Com- . Pe : Conan! aoe ene () ee ae a sx rue wwrnsws cover, | At Tor Bayya heavy south-west gule cot | meat ia noodlon heel Corsirvative Conventnn) 7 aha menced at eight o'clock <r in the Tt whing. This, we know, isa very trifling little a cxgeinaiing is Vi 7 : \ tb it : 7 . ,2 . . f i ‘ ‘ YT 7 °"¥ Y P ‘ an ooet The schooner Olivia O'Mullin, Captain Ed-| nistter, in itself, but it is nevertheless of QUEEN’S COUNTY. | ES FR, iJ vs ward Thibo, parted her chains about 11/],.... importance. as it showa ‘how prone : . fe a - , ‘ : ; , vv * are ‘ : . ila ROW AN r'ZGER ALD see ' ,ba clock an 1 went ashore in W hitehead nas Mr. erie s is Lo say the thing that is not . ; 99 ’ . 0 ‘ \ir rnmodr?r { Sei ‘ > 2 ‘ tie galuw . yo) . ‘ rie wl’ IN if telicga S ) { tne l x o> : Upont : eval ' = ~, Lup — Vo 1s .tbor. Sheisina good position ana likely “False in one p rint, false in all may be : ON hi sd ION oi 0 te ; a al ; Ch’tow nh, Nov. Le 386. er the said Ro vert Cz Oe, I “&.04 bi : : Th sai : ak ” . 01M 1 lames OF 1Gen Ss ‘ at oe Yes saan te eS afi Avi of tus sad Robert abbe, aud the} be got off without damage. 17 nO: vessel ys ‘Truly al solied to the local Grit leader and held at Scott's Hall, Kent street, Charlottetown, | rrenceeene nner rete neem mere baj eret>) annexed, and the = "p) of ta ibout 159 tons, and was | hound from Hali- retcher nh TUESDAY, tie twenty-first day of Decem- | norissic.. aD noLN saul Rowan Robert} “sta natant i. Se ee ‘i Mr. Fe son’s | DEM, Bext, at the hour of Kleven o’eluck ja the | PitaGerald Sts liary M vzis.rate for Vnariotio | (ast Syaney ballas Another paragraph from Mr. Ferguson s | ¢.éngon, fur the purpose of nominating LwWo eau | ark mannii ou > % Hole on t ad ae. letter contains a charge of a much more | didates for the County in the Liberal | unsery-| : isvi ? neoS.c R> ert Olgsenh, Lieuleaun tal » whe "e the he one just quoted live interest, and for the Organization « Ae | Goveru oi his I al, [dv order tautthe said Ee , , ‘4 p> serous nature t ie the One jus i i Party. it is desirable thuc each potling divi-ion | Rowan | ert Fiizcuerali P. no ry came Hetare LE T TE IRS T o T WE E Di I On. Here it is: e rey resents d, and meetings should theretore de | the Supr © oa Ainis Province. on the fi : ; ‘ heid immediatcly for organization and the noi | ay of next Hilary Term, at Cha lotretown, ~ — ‘* Possibly Mr. Davies thinks that his warm | jition of delegates. why a writ of Pronststion shoul not b- . > appeals in behalf of the retention of the Legis- y order of the Executive Committee j neereetipe meen Domne issued 2 strain the said Rowaa Robert Fitz tunother Letter from ifieon. BE, Fer- é ppeais in re } alt ot Tie e “ : : ; ae Oa By order of the Executive ( satay tee, } ° | ; 1 procet ! us wiih tue hearing lative Council were the important” parts ol A. A. MCLEAN, i tpt ; L of BOUT. RICK'S OFT, RRATED PAT PR RNS peste eee a ut en Leis guson. a aed ‘ray Harbor Road. With Sec’y Lib. Con; Assuciation. | °° HE Larg ge and Varied Stock of BUT? i we r , f or adja , up0a a certain infocmeacion las his speech at Murray Harbor Road. ith See’y Lib. Con. Assuciation : “ | Children’s Ulaters, Qostuisus We aps, Basques, Boy's Suits, &e., pat wre the oaid Rowan Rob t Fitzgerald and re s » 3 ] xe uplair bit leave l Nav 9° QR j emoprac udies’ ant n ren s scers, Vostumes, ae ry ERieeT OnvEnes . cated 4 c. eee ine the suid ert »: Dita Peet, ee Be this view, it would be unfair to him to lea © | Nov. 29. 1886 pe hegegep ce atthe Gismead thookstere 103 (old 59) QUEEN STREET, ’ w a and returns ore him Sir,—Mr. Louis H. Davies should keep] unrecorded the fact that at Murray Harbor cea ae “a hy Phe ck foct 1 nicely arranged. Call and mspect Ura'we iss ‘ = ap eT ee *y ‘ 1 “ds . ‘ - ‘ ONREN SOUARE. The . rfect and nicely arranged, / t. ipon the ground t the Scupendia"y Mayistratc | away as far as possible from all records ; Road he entreated the electors not to consent i) tHe UG ane ny éy | QUEEN SQUARE. The stock is perfect an : ’ . ‘ . ‘ . . “sy . " : 3} : +e ; 5% t as Ho Jurisdiction to adjudicate upuu the maiter | including his own) and never write if he! to the abolition of the Council wuless th ywere) | (iri iby fh si = Hepair 1S THE. L. CHAPPELLE, Suit ilbewen it écoun & commission | LOpes to conceal his recklessness and shal- protected against King’s County. Why King: feoms Sir Risbert Hi izson, Lieucenant-Gevernor | lowness from public observation. County should be regarded as so dangerous h A SPE yt ] AL “3 Ch’town, Nov. 11, 1886—e0d . — Pein ~ i land, date A May . ta #nG) Te can be well understood that his state- | did not explain, fur nee sete by saying that . | 7 aR = — = = —_ ; mie ivt all | eding4 Oe stayed. : were ‘voor French ” hive n some silliest — “rE DWARD PALMER ments regarding what occurred at public} eve were * poor / TORERINER © | ; me or vy : _ Chieti Justice. ineetings cannot be depended on, when it {| 747% @/ it, and that the ( oat he ie a THE mudereutie’. wishing to ek = anny Charlottetown, Nov. 29, 18 i . fc : sure to return a 2 uty to support the prese? , S for their patronage during (he past | - barlot a, Nov 18s6. is observed: that with n Ly letter before him, a ? t = , : oe ay —_ p . — sa oe pa Sa aen al om ae) p ae = eee ‘nhs he | e POVET Ti vi Gs iong 8: _—. tee Ss Chet c . Mr. Hodgson e «plained that the order he attributes langu: we lo it w hich | it does head of z vig v is VOW prepared to exec a ali work entrusted to lid not rei to the Magistrate’s jurisdic- onta »§ Si oe him with neatness and despatch. - ; yl =) aoa an but t ee et . The italics are mine. What do the intel- Painjing and Kepairing ddue at bottom prices " Hin ioctl OF provincial Matters, but to “It may suit him to characterize the ma-| //he Itales are mine. ea ea land all work warranted first-class. Dominion laws, jority of the electors of Queen's County who ligent k rench Acadians of Rollo Bay and _New oe _ be es a rican Buggies, : & ; + His Honor said that he would have to returned me to Parliament as blind partizans | Souris think of such language as this, |¢ > adit lama re ae a North Side Queen | } ‘Lif ° =f : : : 7 Sh posite the Law urt,North Side Cc obey the order of the Chief Justice of the} or thoughtless boys. 1 am satisfied with my | comin zy, as it does, from the leader of the] _ Shop opposite the Law Court, | . : —— : ; —— ares Square. Supreme Court, and ordered that all fur-|opinion that they constitute as intelligent a | Grit party in this Province? It is not se W. J. FREISER commeatnioam 2 ounaneayiagan ther proceedings inthe cause be stayed | constituency as Canada can produce, and am very long since Charlton (Grit), in one of late of 1) 4 ge M Kins oa Pe user & Co . 1" ok = : : se atten ** Wily, — ate of tine firm of Jich 10h, #TaS © . : until Janaary next. There was nothing for] proud to be their representative. his campaign speeches, referred to the peo- i ae a < Sidine Dae { ADIL ES - MEN’S . . ‘ .- . . ri NOV. ZY, ISs ) saw - him to do but to suspend proce edings in the Now I will quote what I did say :— Je of Quebec as ‘the lick-spittles of 4 I { y ] - ; E ; arte ; case referred to until that time. f ‘It is notorious that when Mr. Davies ad- | Quebec,” for which insult he was sharply by ‘[) Fur-lined Cloaks _ Fur Coats The third man charged with violating the } dresses public meetings he pays no regard to} brought to book on the floor of the House oe ee . , cott Act hailed from Richmond Street. | trath.- While his wild and useless spouting | by one of the members from that Prafince, cs RUTH wishes to announce to th Astrachan Sacks, Fur Caps, “ : s: ; eek te Leeemin . AAs e ‘ ; iwo witnesses were examined neither of | isapplauded by a few blind partizans and| My. Davies’ insults will also be borne in mins a ark gaily pe carts prepared ‘ i : © . . 2 a > ‘ itels ; ‘ ‘ ° * "Ae whom had obtained liquor there, and the | thoughtless boys, he is ore po mind and resented. tod) MANTLE AND DRESSMAKING in U ej Redingotes, Fur Gloves Case WSS dismissed. of the pain which his conetan See a Kine’s County. vewest fashions, having had in any’ y ears prac: | iS : eae \) Tate Two other third-time offenders against | ‘vuth produce in the minds of reasonable men. i = at “xe "eRe the voles mater, t, uns | Ulsters. J erseys, Hosier Y; Felt Hats, “ : 4 ; a > one : i ‘ . aia . ° 2 . ur eel ass ut OF ca 4 = ee 4 bine. , : “ s ie Ai t, for whom warrents were issued Phe statement taat I characterized = The @yster Trade. hon ae _ hmond Street, near Hill Gloves Dress Goods, L nderelothing, gome tine ago, not having been captured mi wority of the electors of (Jueen 4 ounty oa Soruugh Squa ee > : ats : yet, their cases were postponed for one} as blind partizans and thoughtless boys is, Srr,— Your correspondent on. Oysters | Nov. 29-30 e0d & w = ‘Trimmings, &e, Gloves, Shirts, Xe » &e. week, therefore, simply another breach of ver- must be exceeding verdant, or has had very ————_—_—___—- o A young man who got drunk and _ broke | acity. little experience in city life, if he imagines P bli . eg tien. iin the winduws of the Charlottetown Woo len He says that I have distorted his remarks | that the oyster trade is such as he seeins to ER EDIE pei ‘ : : ° ° al . ; ‘ Vompenys Store on Grafton Street on | at the Murray Harbor Road meeting about | think it is. He never has been behind | ~- -- wy Sebictsy nigit last, wasorlderel to pay a | the representation of King’s County, and | the scenes of the so-called oyster saloon, or | r { J VT pga as i se. oN 3 } oe 5 a ine of $1) and 35 damages. procee!s to give his own version of these} he might find that the shel’s on exhibition! (PUR Baiting and Ton’: at Spring Park will be | nother youn: rt rhile cunk “Wie rj 2 j y are Si lv si r blind: or the unso- di i tion on SATURDAY, 4th} ’ : il . en ee ne mae She, While “drdak, | remarks. "1 will quote it fally | shail yale ae a ae eel ieth nea ee ee HATS and BONNETS, in Felt and Straw—all the os fading broke the furniture and made things lively **I said I was not wedded to the idea of re- | phisticated, while the imitiatel can pro- ? ai j +4- ; : ; ' : ° J Sal was noc , to the ‘ 0 I : me. pe i NEEDUAM | : ° \ 7 ‘ Bboat his Fathers resiuence yesterday after- | taining the two branches of the Legislature, | cure a glass of brandy as a raw,or a whiskey ' Auctioneer. | Styles, anda: mgniticent line of TRIMMINGS noon, ut oO al » pay the damage and be provided reasonable protection was gly en to] hot as a stew, or a cock-tailas 2 dozen on Nov, 23—3i eod . 1b =b "y in future. He was tined $1 for} che property-holders, I farther said 1 thought the half-shell. Take any of these places ——— miegmntipnitgnnnate | § All orders receive Miss Saunders personal attention > being a ik, anl ordered to pay $10 | that protection would be atforded by adopting where bolts and bars are used against in- ret damages to his father. the principle of ‘representation by population’ truders, and you will tind a rumhole on the BY AN B E D Bs : : 7 . he Court adjourned in the single Chamber,if we determined to have premises 0 metter -how many qc {RP iY Te t q A #2 pP ETS ras . * : — L : mit ¢ only ae [ pointed out that the abolition of oyster shells are shown at the front. \ STEADY MAN to do xeneral housework | - ° 4 al ———— the Council would leave the small borough of T) aap are thing but dens of ‘2 must understand taking care of horses. Per- i mii Georgetown, with is few hundred voterson| *@Y, are nothing ~~. | Manent employment fora suitable person. Ap- — ---) + ‘Friday's Big Blow. the same footing as the rich and populons} Miquity, which tend to demoralize | ply at office of a i —__- ‘+ 2 r , ‘ orade i syVery > I 5 c ths LO ). — “boat : : districts of Beifast and Fort Augustus. One | our young men and degra le them in every I ALMER & Mc LEO] 2 Ca : Ai —_ = i The st Lawren 7 Fr eturned from Pictou voter in George tewn, voting on ie Frane hise, sense of the word. j nese violaters of the Ch'town, Nov. 29, 1885 —2i wy li her li oi .. ‘ . ay m Satu lay evenin r, and Capt. Cameron | would then have the same w eight as nine or|law of the land must, and shall be swept j 2 ee re ee ee a Ch’town, Nov. ae 1 nf vas Cougratylited tor the skill and seaman- | ten in these districts from the face of this community, and every A BP gy» E BY eS ; ’ “ali — mie ship displ a by him during the hurricane} Not a word here about the ‘poor | right-thinking man should use all his in- | ak — 5 a ita Pi riday At the time the steamer left | Frenchmen” against whom, he seiuiaaie it fluence to remove them from our midst. oe ‘ “> Et VW ; re for Pictou on Friday morning it was | so important, that the farmers of Murray | Rum importers as well as rum sellers should | RY ee. oy. BSonroent, WEDNESDAY, nah | : ‘ . ’ : Is Cee r, U.30 i a..— As wing stiffly fromthe south south-west, | Harbor Road should be protected ;_ not a| be treated alike, and the Scott Act sustain- | r ioe _— b Wes reining hard. Between nine and| word about the danger from King’s* Coun- | ed at all haszard. It is a source of pleasure IA Garioad Gsice Wintep-ka: aping Anples oe ‘ a 1} oclock, when she was off Wood Islands, ty having so large a representation, on the | to see the vigerous efforts put forth by the — - | hu wie comnmenest, thé wind bemg} ground that that County would be sure to] authorities at present, in bringing these | in Baldwins, Bs op Pippins, R. I Greenings, i t south-west rhe steamer was tossed | returm a majority to support the present | law-defyine persons to the bar of justice | Spitz nbers, 29 oz. Pippius. Cone: rds, T, Sweets, . } bh’) 1 ¢t] onl ;_ | Gove ent rhile Mr. Sulliv: yas at the} aud ' ishine tl according t ‘ ther | ancecyeres, York Pippins, Northern Spys, you msiderab.y, an Re stioon furni- ot eae t whue Mr, er ivan was ‘i ae aud panishing them according to Tl Guiden Russ sets, Pomme Gris, tea Jennetings, 3 well as other movable articles, were | head of it ; but a nice word is inserted foi ceserts. Blue Pearimain, Ww Bl lz. irned topsy turvy, but she kept on her | Fort Augustus, which District, it now ap- Thanking you, Mr. Elitor, for your ¢o-j* G.°M. ILARRIS. CSW sor oc se, and reached Pictou uninjured at pears, is equally interested, with Belfast, operation in assisting to put down the | Nov. 29, 1883.—2i Auctioneer. it ralf-past 1] i demanding a reduction in the represen-| Liquor traflic > aR. ' zx “‘P r af ji detuanding a re 3 , : | WT ARTURE! The st dil not do any: great damage | tation of King’s County! In all these re- I remain, = A 5 ' A. IN Ee D BB} a3 R, n St Joh vn hark r. A schoonor bound up| spects Mr. Davies’ version is inaccurate, Yours, ete., as ed én 6 | ” | NN ‘ al ; the bay grounded on Negrotown Point, and}- Now, ‘s there any inan so credulous as Ont Wiio Was THERE. 4 AZ g ‘, of the. ti aLest Sty les, ai the vers LOWEST the Ly: «t Irom Apple River, N. 8.,|to believe that Mr. Davies would have | Ch’town, Nov. 29, 1886. ae. PRICES : ror New York, and which put in St. John {| made this appeal against King’s County, if - ~ JUST RECEIVED, ; T; ‘ 4 ‘ors harbor, drifted on the Beacon bar. | he were addressing a meeting in that “part Governor's Pond. 8 FURS, of all kinds. Cieanad, aye ed, altered aud Repaired, Both vessels floated off unit jured when the {of the Province in support of Mr. Serim- each », 000 shipping mars SS IG { -" iH Pj tLCK ; j f R F tide came in. A fence was blown down on geour or Mr. Kickham?/ All appeals to Srr,—It is said that the Councillor from : s tf H#w5sT CAS i i> pa'd for ww furs, bi ' and a chimney on Duke | sectional, racial or religious prejudices, re- | Ward Four has stated his intention to de- : WEEKS & BEER: ‘. A, tT & = f | : Street veal the moral obliquity of the man who vute his money, his talents, and the balance Nov. 27, 1886—1w-eod. . i) = ® \ i itheastern gale raged at North makes them, aud procures for him, in’ the} of his life towards keeping the Bog Pond | ——-— Sree Ch’ ta wn Mav 4. 186 ' ‘ wy é ; : ‘ ’ ° Sydney, ¢ No causu ilities are reported end, the just contempt of all cre: eds, sec- | drained. and prevent ice from forming wah MK ATING RINK ’ 8 yet, except from Little Bras D'or, where | tions and races. thereon. All hail to this hero, Mr. Editor. | Yll'4 al ———o the schooner W. J, Christie dragged her| But would the adoption of the principle | And let the electors of W ard Four say also, esauiltcbitiinen snchor and drove high up on shore. The] cf representation by population and the | all hail!! SPECAL meeting of the Stockholders of t ’ ; . 4d 4 ee t >< *K C "Ss nage has not be vent ascer tained, ‘onsequent reduction in the representation Wiaarys. A steen ta Wiaeetae Mitek ita will be held at fie \t Arichat the gale was the heaviest for |: of King’s County, afford any protection to Rink Building, WEDNESDAY, DBC. Ist., at 8p. . ears j blew for twelve hours. The |! roper 7 holders as a class i Certainly Boston Markets. aR tear business li ColMecuion with the pple wae giranded, “and totally | no Whe representation uf. King's Re cenee” & Dincctors a 447 E buy our Clothes direct from the manufacturers, conse- ul Usmpbel s wiarft. . She parted | County was reduc ed froin 10 to 6 members, NOVEMBER 24. : ia Ww st ANL See. : . ‘ ss She wa tedand owned by ithe ii luenze ot property i ders in th: at anin...reun aeitenen 4 AES : i Nov 27, 3i. + ® quently we are able to meet those Big Discounts * we read ' “¢ be ae ae . E LGGS ere Col tues fo be a goou de-} —-——-— aninceaieaag Cape Canso. A portion of | eae 0 pees in = sume | mand for strictly Eastern, with sales at|@ és wiabout” witheut any Sensational adver tising We arry the a cousisted of mackerel, proportien ut of franchise ¢ + . ; a r bie Old a ude es beeper se ar ; yr Se SEARCH aA ether 27 to 28c. Uther kinds are quiet. Nova i { sO On L: arge t Stock of Im orted Cloths the Island ed. nsurans The tid. being un- | voters. Loose a thinker as Mr. Davies is, 8 OCIx | otns on Sana, : ies Piahid maa lid he did not fail. to live thks aed bs Scotia and P. E. Island finest command 24 * i ele Viol lenc 0 > 2 L il ‘ > . > “daniage to. the strongly built stone fbased his advoeacy of Seiten nduidon by }** -: a oo a OYSTER HOUSE Overcoatings, in blue, black, brown and green, wo... — - oTatToEs.--The market sustains a firm ' : ; _— ML pa ig Water Street. population, in connection with the abolition tone on choice Eastern stock, with a good oo Oyuivle Dlrce ia Migeity vo get Fresh | Meltons, Naps, ia blue , black, brown and green, lt 4 pal at Brid. gwator, N. of the Council, on the gr ; The bari Vitun ater, N. S. ound that King’s} demand; but Northern and Provincial are itil Worsteds, in all the fashionable shades and colors. he bar: Vibilia, loading lumber at Davi- ae. The Katf-Sheli Bepartment’ : ‘ _ wharf, broke away from her moorings to support the present Government as long 4 Fish TRADE. The market has ruled i ¢ cannot be surpassed in the Province for Yonten: En glish, Scotch, Ir ish, Canadian and Island Tweeds in , , ue « 0) culiied with the é&choone Sey as Mr. Sulliy Vv ¢ ) | fence and neatness. It i supplied j ith th mace te . ae ‘ > , We i 1 t , bh! ee vl “be "i i mia ane = oma e fo hes quiet the past few d a for all kinds of Fish. | Zest Oysters that ¢ an b : pro aed. iy wits thevendiess \ ariety, mace in the Leading Sty les, at Bottom i rICes. aS JO " Lilt rene 1 Oviel ‘ts, DOC Cw ajo oO le MM: kere] . " ‘ . j : . ; ‘ , = ‘ : acKkerel continue im iight re mt, bu Ailes ’ : on , ‘ ’ . . 2 VigCel pane quarter rail people of King’s County ‘were’ Roman eaten ate pi deat . light a are | Riise Stews Spiendid value in Gent’s Furnishings, : © sustained other | Catholics (the Premier beng of the same = ge eS AAG - Pris EFS thafare served in tie Saloon have never faile sd to ; > without material change. Bays are quoted | jnore than please the most fast persuasion) their influence should be car- | biease the most fastidious. ‘ ; | at $17 to S18 for Nol; $15 to $14 for No} fe vie Camage was done about } tailed before the Council was abolished. ” 1 S11 59 $12 sht | Exquisite? 3 = _. -N.B A portion of the eopl ing | Referring to h: a burefac*d attempt to SI. sie a at hi a ‘ } om caught ii is the exclamation of those who orde¢ by the CW «a the ¢t £ ft , Siht SS r a2 ; 1 +} ory 2 >; ‘ * . » miew “) Srown'’s brick building | bribe the late Mr. € onroy, by offering hiss | “OUre® Tes Atte nigner, but vel fow jPint, Quart, § Xe. and are always agn ssably Sur Main Str ths datts.t P offering. Not much d ong in Nova “Scotia | Pric cd at the siz? and flavor, SCE ge , ss Gebris being scattered the Provincial S veretaryship to induce him or P. E. Island Macker d ¢ hold ; r th lewalk foot of the pullin, }te desert his leader and betray his consti- } ut th 7 ail a ) * - 3 ; prices i ‘ FE Always en no eg u ! < ‘ _— 7 ‘i ; abou lc Same as as quoted ~t neulled : *3 .0 windows were | tuents, he ays t sd ies i lota & O14. ‘xtra $25 “sae the Largest Steck of ( igars in the cit i the ; . oe ; ots $11 to $i4 ; Nol cxtra 825: N, vy.) } y, and tue IDEP ’ 17) ritls Ve.ng blown | 4 or ‘ ? br ra . ; AGeiast thew, amd asi im sume eae * Everyone ackuowledged and felt that a ordiary WO w $16; Nv 2 8 ‘Heed rands availabled ee < UPPER QU it ST ef (On Roger’ 8 New Brick Block. ) “ ites puely Protestant Govan t eintealt: tts si2; Ko 3 s JOHN JOY,

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