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across the ocean.-—Kentvil!

a ENGLISHMEN, a8 a rule, are somewhat | chary in e: pies ssing opinions concerning Cana. |

dian stock, Col. Ravenhill, of the British | Casnsniaatal to pure iase ca ilry horses for the |, rm s how , different om the usual Enevtishman in that respect peaking : ly | weedit nm Northwest he 404 that uf bre xiers were to obtain the ser- of po ful. high bred stallions, and | , thera with theu ‘hoicest mares, it would

be 1mpossibic to estimate the value of the ani- mals so br <d in the British Royal Harry

Je nki 1$ staliloas Hameltonian, at present on the Dr's.

‘. i neer Creek,

Young Ranche compe-

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and

are nmronoinii ed by

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kind of bursus dewcribvel by ws Povvobilk

i Stanley Bridge;

markets. Dr.

= TUESDAY,

ena iil

SEPTEMBER ot. “1886.

OSBORNE HOUSE,

Sept. 20--Wesley Myers, Victoria; P S Pattillo, Truro, N S;S H Hart, St John, Nj 8: D O Morson, Cardigan. 21—H MeMillan, A A MeLeod, Point Prim; G@ Boudrean, Memram-

A Gibson,

Moncton: Ellie

con vk: Re y John M ac leod, Strathalo : Rev Geo Me Mil ilan, Mo Ipe jue; Major Sc rman, Summerside: Theo J GU larke, do: Jas Eng-

land, ao.

So ONES at

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DIED.

t Naufrage, on the 1lth ult., Catherine, the belove d vile of the late Angus McIntosh, at the fadyva are, Of ae Lean. lich sbe dicd, 13 she j With God and her alban Ww aft who bed taurpieasure of

eiiitiad

had lived, in peace She was endeared

wer nme

She was only two days

was the only reporter present. Mr. Meagher demanded his (Dunn’s) exclusion, | and read from ‘Roscoe's Admiralty Prac- | tice” in support of his contention Mr. | Dunn said that he would only with: om ' when compelled to do so. The Commissioner then said that een was good enough authority for him, and | sent for the Sheriff to take the reporter | away. Sheriff was a SupremeCourt officer only, and that he had no authority in the Admiralty Court. The Commissioner consequently revoked his order and sent for the reporter.

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A number of other new spaper men then |

arrived, but the Commissioner refused to

wxpel them. hag Hod — Un

It was then discovered that the. Lost ORS"

Mrs. B. Connolly‘s, corner King and

apply at re sept20 3i

Queen Streets.

| TO. LET—Haif of » double tenement House on Kent Street, near Rot ns‘ Livery Siable. Ap-

‘ply to Mrs. James Offer, Upper Queen Street.

sept20 3i end pd ;

A Purse containing a small ed The owner Can have it by paying for

se pt20 |

LAYED—From Geo, Hughe’s pas-

Maipeque Road, on_ last Ww ednesday |

a black and white Cow information of the

Fou ND

mioney. this adv ertisen ment.

ture, night. thei > ae horns. Any one Ve an to Wm. Crosby, painter, ¥ rey Street, Y town, will be ‘suitably r rewarded, \ me sept20 6i & wy pd

1oth inst.,

0 LET- A Tenement House, t. pleasantly sitaated on Prince Street,

in good repair,

, 1 7 Local and Other items. | vs : he Aes i ints, Local and or ver Items, _ TELEG n APH TT NEWS. ‘, ‘which he gives grounds for an order which he will move to-day, to have the captain 4 ns a again re ported Reap the Court Musicians’ advertiseme ” jand aw Ss the Adams examined 7 : 3 : ‘ . . / in another column. [SpectAL Deseatcurs to Tok EXAMINER. poste e P | : . Capt. Kinney denies that he purchased , ved at Beer & Goff’s, |. Presu Bedeque Oysters received to-day at | the ice, but the Crowf witnesses all say | Re pt %) Yj 7 Lo wily $s, corner ot Wuec n and W ate \ ro el le i a rid. th at he dad, and as Kinney and his crew are — AT — ae i Streets, absent, no rebuttal testimony can he , Oo tings received to < | _— offered unless the commission is granted. ti *RINCE Epwarp Drvuiston -will meet on |r ‘ ’ ‘ TRIER W N = § : > | ds Phursday evens, instead of tomorow Wel | THE SOLDIERS MUTINY. 5 ‘7 a J RALD’S & Uysters, by the barrel, quart or | Nesday) evening . ; : ° R. ¢ ’ } - a : > By cablegrain to Peake B , . eae 20: br cablegrin to Poake Toe & Co. | Several Kill aw ded. LWA W i ent to th sharp Brigtn. Zerelde, L. Kickham, master, sailed wevera 1 ed ¢ on oun . THE POLICE POWERLESS , ™ | wi Cut Knife Hill from Sdverseal tev Chestatitienen: th, Sten 4 i ISS. New Dress Goods, Rew Coshmeres, ~ ns | \ \ i paennnt Q V _ ® . ae * Val leet aii am, : ° THE INSURGENTS VANQUISHED. 7 oan 14 ew Velvets, New Corsets, ©‘. J. Hopeson. Eso... O i} l he } ELFAST Sept opt 20 2i| EJ, Hopasox, Hsq., Q. C., who has been we See |New bons | New FI : - te we ~ i oo Synod of the Church | |. At noon to-day the Island Shipyard work- e Rib *MAS, | IWeW annelts, tA “ y om af vl “ngiand, at Montreal. arrived » . i P 5 » , ar my . nar } 7 r October at , i ° 2 a tae | lenny) evening howe! PE POODS En ParsUit. men, all of whom are Oringomen, marched Rew Buttons, | Mew Pweeds k 8 through the principal streets on their way "a , a - _ - anuath . _ . . to and from dinner. At Carrick Hill they Lamp Fittings at ee ee Rev. J. Hvurenison, M. A.. will (D. V 5 ' e : , res cheap at) . . hes ee 7 S 2 were attacked and a desperate fight ensued t Ch + r ‘ iWlli s ivy eod WK ow st pti : Wwlate at North River, on a! bbath nrst, the Ma RID ept. 20. which is still in ane Th ze ,0lice aoe € ing a car 3s rices i bth inst., at 10.30 a. m.; and at New Glas- A revolution was attempted last evening | y a. ] a od ‘] i. a SROWNELI s t+ » } | Railwa' Low Road, at 2.30 p. m. by a number of Spanish troops quartered i In os rec oe ewer _— — AT —— S this morning tor a trip to Omaha n ~ this city. The uprising was ill-planned and eT _ Prtertn's Prooress, } anorama and Lecture | ill- managed, and practically amounted to An Invitation to Turkey. " ) wa — upon at Montague, im the hall, Thursd Ly and Fri, little more than mutiny. " aD R Ve AC Bad y A E.g)’S and pparently prosper y [a ry this week, Admission 10 cts. ‘The trouble was imaugurated by a regi- CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 20. @ e + 8 i i ext week sir, (nambers expects go t : i faa. , os supose to 8 » to St. | ment of infantry quartered in Gilblas Bar-| It is stated that England, Austria and -- - rh vA JODN i aspen 1 Ie ee} ere a( . oO lio . : - sv | , - a © decturing. | racks. The soldiers revolted and inter-|Gerimany have invited Turkey to occupy QUREN STREET. ri . i > s+} , j = . é ‘ ‘ a r y hopes that in its; W. W. Wetter has received to-day a mingled with the men of two cavalry} Roumelia if Russia invades Bulgaria. Ch’town, August 25—dy wy \ ke just as od a) lot of handsome colored Gold Sets. Brooches | 1eSi#ents, a number of whom joined them inl ! red Gold Sets, Brooches, - - &e., which are the best value yet oifered. in the revolution. Weather Bulletin. . , ; ee ee o ae = fed of W, Itham and Elgin iW, abana The otticers of all three regiments did ail — : e Thame a Saturd ty, | silver cases, at greatly reduced prices. in their power to dissuade the men from Toronto, September 21—10 a.m. . : be | | = stralia. and sept2) li wy li weet but three hundred soldiers, after Fresh to strong west and north-west winds; ’ die veating and wounding a number of otticers, ifair, cooler weather, rt * ~ ‘ ; ‘ Diy Ang LO Ame rican Co's. steamel Minia, deserted the barracks and marched throngh | Sn a aeemeee | J vs, of the M a 7 *, | Capt. Trott, arrived from Halifax last even the town. The populace were taken by! 2 . 5 : °F ’ $ “ t y Y , rey . 5 7k : . “e A at Aly rhe Minia is about 2 000 tons and ear surprise. he insurgents atteinpte .. to i % % Fae i : may E> aot Lc Fe & @ une Jy ‘ my s elghty-seven men. As soon as the wea- | Secure possession of the arsenals, docks, and a & ' iL it i .f - 2 - . sot ther moderates she will proceed to ¢ ipe barracks, which they attacked with « pen | ’ . ey . sh lraverse to overhaul the cable. tire, but were repulsed, a " rT ‘ i ; > Fi t ie : ¥ 1 T vrar YY . vy TON Steet cree y aren is Province to:| sc ware and acre Pe cx pagiz.,| _ Hinally their roversca drawing them to-| COUNTY EXHIBITIONS. | | rreater efforts i > tee a the Panoraima of Pilgrim’s| gether the insurgents attacked and got! We must make room for fall goods, and real Clorcs 1h Lil€ rro ess, and hear the very ente rtaining lee > : = . 2 « 4 sETU N TI “roure - i ' + i mia i x ossession of the S u he ‘ailway Rite y it 1 CaeLKTS, at one First-class Fare, e hes ‘ gs ‘ , jture by Rev. Adam Chambers, at Upper + is time the loyal ; San By| R Wiil be issued as under, in connection with to do so, will clear out at prices that must - | Prince St. Methodist Church to-night. Many ™ 8 oo the loyal troops were marched to | the Prince and King’s County Exhibitions, to be ll the all remains of su:immer stock I iy ‘ H tax um ' can testify that this ‘ ntertainme nt is a pre ut ne TAP: and peda wes short fight the y | goth sewed ae e are te eae re i : the ‘compounds’ found | treat, Don’t lose this last chance. Admis- | ©O™Plete:y dislodged the revolutivnists who Sanimerside, by For cmt Ms shag oes SCONOMICAL buyers wil do weil to call t . , s ot , 7 ’ ) . y i ’ . s » ry j ; . ” ’ pe CEE so - < a : > pt. . i I I act sion J0 cents. dispe rs ed into the country General Par- inst.; from Chariottetown, Tignish, and intePare- ‘ ; } ’ ie “ his descriy 1 in Charlottetown Oe vie 18 pursuing. diate Stations by Forenoon Trains on Sept. at once, and secure the bargains we are ' j Pp Railway delea; 5 nae mi > tis e > guth, 8 ror Station: ‘ape Tra- » » : as > ; oe ia I HE es Rail V by cle eg vbs Ss, W ho A ve Du ring r the ti ohtin: gone of the officers ealien ee ee moraian ~ gene Pg offering, im ends of silks, dress goods and ‘ u ot 7 s -|have been attending the é Railway Christian | leading the insurgents was shot and killed. ! aii tickets beiax good to return up to and on Oct. . p, to make room for new lots soon to | Convention at Truro, will return tomorrow rhe rebels shot Genera! Vetarde for re-|8t.Pprex. except tickets from ©. T. Branch, cotton goods. Our prices for cotton flan- tW. ££. Colwills (Wednesday) evening, a companied by the | fusi ng to join them. which, on account of train arrangements, will be a pt21--dy eod wky 6w Rev. Mr. Meikle. A meeting for railway m J good to return only on date of issue. nels, all-wool flannels, ginghams, etc., | an \y men Count Mirasol was also mor tally wound- From Stations on Souris Branch to Georgetown eg . my ly will be held at McLeod's Hall at 8 o'clock ed by the soldiers, and a colonel of the ar- by Afternoon ‘Train on 29:h Sept. inst., to parties mnst please you. Call and see them for Cal vi ot No.2 Battery Garrison Ar | to welcome the delegates and receive their re- tille killed. wie & in ch, irge Of Exhibits; from ail Siations West of : ved ening hav ing | ports, A full att ndance is requested. vi ry ee - : e ew : 'Y Mixed Train from r ignish — yourself and save money by buying at : | ' . Diwlew. Kent. | Vhen the insurgents fled from town | 2% inst., and from Charlottetown, Souris and : "9 5 | a — forty of them c led the st ao | Intermediate Stations to Georgetown by Fore- once. st po » the inland | Aw infant abont six months old was last} (°°'Y Of = compeliec le station master) noon frains on sept. 3vth, all tickets being good > night, about ten o'e loe “k, left at the door of to place at their disposal & special train, to return up to and on Oct. Ist. BEER BROS. Llad named McLean, who} Mrs. Thomas MeGrath, Covehead Road, Lot with which they made their flight. — JAMES COLEMAN, ‘ . my riousiy disappeared from his home in | 34, Mrs. MGrath, bei ing a widow with a Che troops were soon in pursuit In an- Superintende nt, Auguat 17, af. Halifa ‘. S, about a week ago has not yet/ family of her own, naturally objects to as- | Other train. Railway Office, Cn'iown, Sept. 20, 1886. mn tu lup, and his parents are almost dis-|suming the charge thrust upon her by the eisiisiiiciaiiliiiat shane det the rreetecumdamenis t | unfeeling parent or parents of the child. We — — meen. | hope prompt measures will be taken to diseo- ? A a ¢ % | TON an Canadian Pacific Railway, which at| ver the heartless perpetrator or perpetrators J 1 - e present reaches Chicago over the Michigan | of this crime. ‘ ; mete ‘ il, is reported to be making arran — seqererineitnennemae J AMinstructed by Mrs. John Jury to Sell b : — ——— > need ~ —— P. KE. Istanp Exarer 1886.~— We lear Auction, at her residence, on FRIDAY, 2tt for an indeper nt line of its own into + LAND EXHIBITION, 1556. e searn ° inst., at 12 o‘clock,— jn ot that alarge and influential party of excur- A 0 t t Gl d t : ok wee : a ; oo es —s vo - n Va 10n 0 a S one. 1 large SAFE, good as new, cost $159, ie | sionists from Sussex, N. B., is being organized Mu Jouw Cow exhibited'a basket of for the purpose of attending the Exhibition at eee G. M. HARRIS. neni lota ur offiee this forenoon, | C#atlottetown on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20. Auctioneer, a Shen 6 aay Sipe Shle Sereuer- | Onaher Ghaad th, The spemnion, pest. | ONE EVICTION STATISTICS, Fhey are a splen estimonial of Mr. Col. | October 6th and 7th. This excursion party, oie « sh pardenér: Fe ibende pee oe j}numbering about 200, will arrive here on wills skill asa gardener. He intends prepar. | jumicring tout OM Sth, dn order thet We Laugh, You Laugh, They 23 QUEZN STREnT. —— se ee ee ue there may be no lack of accommodation, the T a - - - . . ey ene * ° ‘ : ‘ ; _| Secretary of the Exhibition will receive the HE IRI H LAND ee La ll ae tao the for »+ yf . . . a f the formation ©! | names of private boarding house keepers and lg ! very 0 y alg § . -. in inde] _ D e Association are | others whi ) may he prep red to entertain re esate Lo tte ‘ rit no 0 a : ” : . ' : Sar 13 ‘ $ 1 ~y requested to attend a preliminary meeting to | guests on that occasion. Synopsis of Parnell’s Speech, | Who Sees Our Splendid Bargains. 2 A : NS 8 f RGA inS ! me re at S ey vy, in the large | . room o bhia 1a B okstore | TT “> . ] + —-_-o-_-_—— BA : : |} THere was a large attendance at the Mar- : - ihe today, and enles wore tively. The Fi ie New and Exclusive Styles, Latest a ee eee iP aug [ket t y, and si . y. ONDON, Sept. 20 ’ = c AT the Stip liary Magistrate's Court this following were the prevailing prices :- ‘ : : i a ie . . rage : FOR SHPTEMB HR ONLY. forenoon a Scott Act case was postponed for| Beef (small) 7 to 10 cents per Ib. Mr. Gladstone attended this evening's Novelties, Finest Qua ‘ities 1 Sea- i ee : ag a Eg et | a pa me ; ” | eens . . a 6 omnes : ee aed and ve stealing apples was can | do per qtr 4 to 7 ets ; mutton, 5 to 8 cts; pork | Session of the House ot Commons. A crowd! gon ania Annas fan Ball and Winter wenee 8 arged; adrunk was fined $4, mall 6 to 8 ets; lamb, 35 to 60 cts per qtr; | 4ssembled outside and gave him an ovation. ' ° WOOL TW EEDS, and a dog tax delinquent was attended to. am per lb, 13 te l4e; fowls, 40 to 45 ets. pair;| He was received with similar demonstra- A Large Lot © : he mn 7 ___, 4 | butter (fresh) 20 to 22; do (tub) 18 to 20 cts; | tions by the members when he appeared on JUST OPENED and selling at phenomenal + ULSTER ¢ LOTS, Mon PAN A ttle are being extensively | eggs, 12 to 14c; beans, 4 cts per qrt ; di unsons, the floor of the House. Mr. Gladstone prices during the duli season in harvest :-—- shipped o the Canadian | ie tine ed the | 10 to 12c per qrt; flour per 100 pounds, $2.25 to | looks as if he was enjoying robust health. ne. 5 ee 50, 4 $3.50, ee ae GENTS’ U NDERCLOTHING, south. One train-load pass roi nni . ane < ‘ + Ae: aoe en's Fine stec ¢ : . ates a t th a - 5 cos oe. 76; ontmnapl, do, $3.30 to 98.50; cata, 36 Sir Michael Hicks-Beach in replying to aoa Tweed Suits, $1, up : rn +s 66 ESS GOODS eg a tew iVS ago, ane it 1s expe “h DNé ets: ‘ a 55 rte owl: © ws 7 pos 7 a - | will t, I os . oo ts; hay a 100, 7 — CM; he interrogatory by Mr. Parnell, said that ae) See Aljl-wooi Suits, $5.75, up. DR ss S, over eleven thousand near Ll e se oy che potatoes, 30 cents: veal, 3 to 7 cts per ib ; ow + ae | outh’s Suits, $4.75 up. y rT Tr ince June OUD fe 8, © ‘ising : ‘ \ . same I tits yea Jreen gages, 12 to l4ects per y! Gs lobsters, 4 to pw : 13 t th, * i. yee 2: nt Beodadae Men's — beavy Winter Pants, $1.25, up. ™ “ Ik ANC \ PRIN is. - 8 cts each ; rhubarb,3 to 4 cents per lb; codfish 5,311 persons had been evicted in Ireland,| Men‘s Ali-wooi he:vy Pants, $1.76, up. cts eac i ‘ + “ents 2 ‘ot sn, ae one . ¢ Vad ichtes isi. : a ' RC - . : ; se , 3 ; a : ‘ at 6: ‘ ag age > Chiid’s Suits at a sacriilice. i tt United States Senate committee, to | 25 to 65 cents; mackerel, 3 to 5 cents; pigs ind 3 * ’ ¥ on ~ these had been Men‘s Suirts and Deaware, 32cts, up. Balance of CRETONAES investigate tl fisheries question expect to $2.50 to $5.00 per pair; apples, 50 to 60 cts. | ™-* on to their former premises as Men's scarlet Shirts and Drawers, 6 cts, up. a aE a leeks" |b ARCELY REDUCED FOR CASH oughly examine the sources and the status of be Mr. Parnell in moving the second read- no, roan Soe Rae ten 7 the existing trouble between the United States co ie js ,. | ing of his Land bill said that the recent! Men's Knit and fiannel shirts, $75cts, up. 7 eo” Sees ii al = Apvice to Morners.— Mrs. Winslow’s te eens ae Men’ sta Shirts at cost. es und Canada hey hope to report at tie : cide og Tiiatawe 1 ; ' elections conveyed a mandate to the House 8 Regatta Shirts at Cos pening of Congress Soothing Syrup shoul always be used when of Gocseniinn that it= ghoaid i ee Men’s White Uulaundried Shirts, 50cts, up. . children are cutting teeth. It relieves the | - met : . ws Heavy Horse Blankets, $1.90, up. . on ; - az . aman — a. , Desk, lies EA cance: th nroduses naturel. (eee See ae able to prvide| Stylish Carriage Blankets, $3, up. ' 4 , ['wo men named Fritz and Ashmore were | hs eis ais Wn CR Riee pain: for the wants of Ireland — equally pl hite and C eres Bed Blankets. tow prices. j Ae ‘ s @ oe eee jvamoh of a naw Grain at Ti: «. |} G4ulte Sleep by relieving the chi : ; ; : e ; : Y sarge Stock of Ladies* Corsets, 40c's a puir, up. 2 = . , “i. ” 5 go Pr d = i 7 ae aa | and the little shrub aw ke sas “bright as ajas if it was an [Irish parliament. Another stock of Dent's Kid Gioves, 85cts. a - . re y i | s | a a a th : : .. |vutton.” It is very pleasant to taste. It|(Cheers.) It was useless to talk about the oa ae sail ; Ch’town, Sept 1—wky gave way and bur them up to thei 1€CKS. | cia a as ~~. ee = saddles’ liosiery, l0cts, a pair, up. —————_— - ” i i ala ad After some little time they were dug out. | soothes the child, soften s the gums, all: Lys all lateness of the session. Phe House was omy A very large stuck of Fall (weeds, 45cts, up. Fritz did not seem to be much the worse, but | P@i®, regulates the bowels, and is the best | six weeks old. The majority of the new) Tailoring done this moath at extraordinary i sh di wee wae derablv bruised | known re = “dy for diarrhea, whether arising | members were young, fresh and not over- | ta Now is the time tg xet your fali ciotues, The News va er Man is Howling for a New Ad. ce from teething or other one papery s ‘€} worked, and they did not require a holiday. | Lave + Trunks, S5cts, up. ie j i —" 3 =» ? > , nts a bottle ,e sure and ask { Mrs. af ° —s skis \ e on Dx. McEacurax, chief inspector of cattle | f°’, | eam vase: com “sx tor 1S: | A state of urgency existed with reference | Large Valses, Qocis, up. a es 8 teh mas - ¢ | Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no other ue Se ee eee ae finest stock of Umbrellas ever exhibited in ‘ j | st EE; y it tor _, Dominion, nae pecn in Ly lif * = | kind. feb4 eod wk aes ee, between landlords and | = Het, Oo is, Up. D aE elit i tS } al e e ‘Tal days inspecting the quarantine station 2hhe 58 rela eV ai UiVHS we vr ggets. socts, up. at D noath, and making arrangements for eh a Mr. Parne!! here ex pli ae the prov isions | an rt ‘ine Fien . eis, 16 ~ me e peal 0-—---— ; y ~ L. 2 OOgT wliati zs 1 mm ier ees i h Irvin Pian heis, CLS, UL, ahaa —- —_ ‘ Kt md 5 md imp " ing C D a wna pg tome A Gr -at Land snake, ol the bil. Fhe first claus , he sald “ w is arus~ aii shades and maxes, Hats, &c All imports ef cattie for tue Dominion are now | Bult. most lnportant, because . it dealt with a iia TISITORS to the Exhibition are invited to call and inspect our ‘ : £ aw wave 7 + re : ' . ; : } e J ) Se I « to be m . H ulifax erai Salpmenes a The interest in the sea serpent | Most urgent subject. li enacted that any «POM ge vo ae j : 4 * now On ’ < lin the -vicinity of Clinton, Mass., | * er tenant — rent was = { prior i «LULL Wahi Abe i ver Nake. Pui : ‘ for} in the neighborhood of an enormous Jand " the last day of 1634, might apply for an ; mn OR xt ' LIELD s 1 for Dig egg | . ; en laiel aw ri ive | abatement mm accordance with the provisions ~ £3 Ts} 4 snake, which is playing havoc with live 4 el #2 Li2€ | #100 i; ak: Vv ‘ ) ym is bout ove might not be 1c . r - : r 1e hi The 7 t he em? ‘ary uu ub u“ ! — Me ia < fatnash : a are (stock. The most extravagant stories have | 0! the bill. | the bill was to be a temporary = , ’ i p tus bow oul mer: , i} 7 z . Meae ‘oo , > ay . ; . a ays j i me ao a, ieiotaee ak ahaa pana | been told within the past lew day s of the | Measure, witn tine cp moot the seound €eme and ¢ Save Money. i ee 2 rtey ie... with: A farmer at Bedeque | Serpent's size. The length given varies clause. it was iutemded to meet the der | fe nara cecceae () meee son ‘st speing two bushels white oats, |from twenty-five to forty-five feet, and its} Pression in prices, but he could not tell} lad oil wed | wing two bushel J , : ow whether the depression was likely to| 2 to? T T — ry - ' lhe yield is fifty-one bushels, making twenty- | circumference from that of 2 two gallon jug | BOW Whether the depression was ikely to} }-! pis i Se 3 oes eqpa Lid EB ARG AENS i qr © ASH five and half bushels to each bushel sown. } up to the size of a barrel. It is believed to | Continue. | slaiaias a ibe 4 é a aus aa . Another farmer in that vicinity sowed one|be the same reptile that escaped from a es ie Se eto | CAMERON BLOCK vi -O oo pou | wh te oats, trom wich he had hive travelling menagerie some four years ago] ., . ' $9 Ch‘town, August 25, 1886—3mos oe CALL AND PROVE IT. busieis, and from one po ind of bla oe ne | and was never heard of afterward. The z Hk AD. AEN q ASE, | ~ had four bushels. Can anyone beat this? | lost serpent was a magnificent boa, some 25 ’ % Fey 4 , lred 1 f barrel - feet long. The serpent that is now causing W ’ EA, [,7eNF ‘ i apt & Wa A E K Ww , . SEVEN hundre vn Hity-two Ddarreis uf +} ates me i a . t ve al , sy). sat... |the excitement has been seen by severa “—— fs eas caste gravensteins were sent from Kentville station) | 1. “and nightly sheep and calves dis-| EXpelling the Reporters, | <--> sate ee bY \ und A. R during the last two a LYS ie cat! Ml ‘ : a wWyau OT. PETEDst SCHOOL DRAWING CLASS Ch town, Sept. 18. 1886. a ‘ ' ; | ‘ -| appear, it 18 Deileveac, througii the tmstrau- cecnncineittamsantittialain ight Pe) tlt oaanem Cor the sinter months on Satar- | R he English market During the; mentality of the monster. Bands of | n fin of ” iday next, at 9.39. Subjects: Geo netric = — ————— — 3 : : 2 o1¢ ara } ‘ Y 4 : x anical Drawing tarv c 3 4 20 «2 ymtaining 4,006 rrels; hunters are oo, OS Se b vdly *rightened | A” 001. BAY Fan MEAGHER Peeing in Fr meme Sane oa aw qnar ¢ = asad pa } , f es und targe num- | at the prospect of mee ting it. Phe eer pens : | The cinss will be held on Saturday mornings ers lso nt from Port Whilliams, | haunts swamps to the northeast of South- re | only. ermis $2 per quarter, septzl Wolfville, Gand Pre, et TI lips t is! bridge. The loss to stock is considerable. + AFT E ny NEY’S > DENIAL. ogee ee ro ; vent, very little soft fruit) Seyeral towns are to hold meetings to; ~~ “Lost Between, Soetoe ie wees +? ba a, ft erto been shipped to the English | aiuien egme means of ridding the country | —_— Ulshorough Street, a large Door hey 1€ g hit 7 | re a lispos ae dev! e som _ wn ot ridding the country | finder will oblige by leaving it at this oft ‘e. n Lhe custom has heen "| of the dreaded visitor. 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