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THE ‘Dy AIL Yy ‘EXAMINER, | - 2 a

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

PEBRU ARY 15, 1887.

RALLY—THIS EVENING.

meeting of fallen

Necoriations for another both sides in the Market Hall have The Grits preferred to have a Let them have it

through. one-sided meeting

Their conduct does not shine in contrast with that of the Liberal-Conservatives who invited their candidates to a free, open and fair discussion. Sut the explanation is simple. They are “afraid to face the

music. The best way for electors to show

a proper appreciation of their mean tactics rally

is to attend the Liberal-Conservative

this evening in the Lyceum in force.

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PERRY'S PECULIAR POSICION.

Mr. Sranistavs F. Perry, member of the Provincial Legislature, elect, was no- a candidate for the repre-

House

minated, to-day, sentation of Prince County in the of Commons.

This action of his is clearly and notorious- ly in direct opposition to the law of the land.

It is a well known fact that no man can at the same time be a member of the Local Legisiature and a candidate for the House of Commons.

It is equally well known that a man who has been elected a member of the Local Legislature cannot resign the trust im- posed upon him by the electors until after the first

only death or acceptance

meeting of the Legislature, and that of oftice can vacate the seat.

The law on this point has been laid down by Mr. L

ers, and has been established by the

H. Davies and other practition- deci- by Parlia-

sions of our highest courts and ment itself.

In 1876, Mr. L. H. Davies, ney-General for the Province, gave a writ- of Mr. point will,

then Attor-

ten opinion in the case William Welsh.

we have no doubt, be regarded as

His opinion on the decisive by all electors who

their p litical leader.

Mr. Davies’ opinion is contained in a

letter to the Provincia! Secretary of the

day, a copy of which we here publish

verbatim et literatim [CoPy. ] ** ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OrFicz? ** November 29ch, 1576.

**Sir,—In reply to your letter of the 27th November, instant, enclosing a copy of a resignation by William Welsh, Esq., of his seat in the House of Assembly - member elect for the Fourth Electoral District of Queen's County, together with a copy of the notification to the Lieutenant-Govornor from

the two me mbers elect who received the resig- nation of their receipt of the same, and re- questing my opinion whether, under the pecu lar circumstances of the case, Mr. Weish's seat can be considered legally vacant, and the Lieutenant-Govurnor be authorized to direct a Writ of Election to issue to {ill the alleged vacancy, I beg to say that the Act passed dur- ing the last session of the late House of Assem- bly, intituled, ‘*‘ An Act further securing the independence of the General Assembiy,” declares the circumstances under which the seats of members of the House of Assembly can become vacaut, The only provisions made for vacancies occurring between the (reneral Election and the first tneeting of the — Assembly is contained inthe 18th sotion. That section provides for vacancies caused by death or acceptance of office. ** It is limited to those two cases; and in my —_— the seatof any member elect to the guse of Assembly cannot become vacant until the meeting of the General Assembly, excepting under one of two states of facts mentioned in that section, viz., death or acceptance of office.

‘The 15th section of the same Act only applies to the interval between two sessions of the Assembly, and not to the interval between a General Election and the first meeting of the Legislature. I donot, therefore, think that Mr. Welsh has, under the peculiar circum- stances of this case, power voluntarily to resign, or that there is a vacane y which the Lieutenant-Governor is authorized to direct a Writ to issue to have filled.

**T have the honor to be, sir, ‘*Your obedient servant, (Signed) ** Lovrs H. Davies, ** Attorney General.” To the Hon. the Provincial Secretary.

Since this letter was written, the question has been fully tested tu the case of Dr. Robertson.

Now, Messrs. Lefurgey and Ferguson have both resigned their positions in the Pro- vincial ang have accepted their seats have become legally vacant, and they are free to contest the election.

But Mr. Perry has not accepted an oflice, and therefore he is still a member elect of the Provincial Legislature. Con- sequently his nomination is, without doubt, illegal.

Every ballot cast for Mr. thrown away!

Government,

ollice. Consequently

Perry will be

Before the election of 1882 Tux Examiver warned the electors of King’s County that those who voted for De. Robertson lose their votes,—and they did. It remains seen whether or not the electors of

County will

would

tu pe

Prince now, despite our make the same mistake.

Mr. Perry is not sinning ignorantly. We cannot suppose that he is so utterly want- ing in ability as te innocently blunder as Dr. Robertson did in 1882. Therefore we must conclude that he is, knowingly &@ mere cats-paw of Mr. James Yeo. Will the in- telligont electors of Prince County be party to such a “little game?” We think not. moralized and reckless i3, may be judged from the fact that it published Yesterday what pur- ported to he a te Sera um from Souris, in Which it was stated that *‘ The lar: gest meet-

fag ute edt tothe place in Suc tirtiay |”

warning,

*_>_ce.-

How utterly de

th 3 Patriot

} i acknowledge him as |

NOMINATIONS.

and Campbell were following gentle-

Messrs. Ferguson nominated to-day by the

MacDonald, Gartield; Alexander Me Millan, Belfast; Francis Panting, Pinette; Martin Martin, Eldon: David McLeod, Eldon; David MeLeod, Chas MeWilliam, Pinette; John Me- Lellen, Newtown; Thomas McLellan, John McTavish, Eldon; Murdoch Morrison, John C McDonald. A Ross, Pinette; Alex Dillon, James Mc-

Eldon; Hugh McWilliams, Surrey;

Leod, Pinette; A D Me Eachern, Charles MeWilliam, Eldon; John J McLeod, Point Prim; Marray Robertson, William A Me

William A Clarke, Alex W Stewart, Simon Leclere, Toronto; Paul Gal- Gallant, Joseph (Callant, Cav- Philippe Blaquiere, Toronto; William Mehkay, James Fal- coner, Wm Chappe ‘He, John Me Fayden, AK Heury, James A Me ‘Kay, Granville; James Warren, Stanley Bridge; J ‘i Jenkins, Phy- sician and Surgeon, John S MeDon: ld, Bar- rister-at- Law, WoW Sullivan, Barrister-at- Law, T Heath Haviland, Barrister-at-Law, Patrick Blake, General Dealer, Neil McLeod, Barrister-at-Law, Henry Hughes, Trader, G D Longworth, Merchant, John Hughes, Trader, M P Hogan Lumber Dealer, John Newson, Furniture: Dealer, Simon W Crabbe, Merchant, L C Owen, Merchant, Fenton T Newbery, Merchant, A A McLean, Barrister at-Law, Chester B McNeill, Barrister-at-Law, W A O Morson, Barrister-at-Law, Edward J Hodgson, Barrister-at-Law, Geo Peake, Mer-

Neill, Cavendish; lant; Moses endish Road; Cherry Valley ;

chant, Thomas Handrahan, Merchant, John Ings, A L Bridges, Merchant, Theo L Chappelle, Merchant, Fred Perkins,

Merchant, Maurice Blake, Merchant, P Con- roy, MD, DO'M Reddin, Druggist, Daniel Stewart, Merchant, Chas Lyons, Merchant, Lewis Carvell, Merchant, W E Dawson, Mer- chant, Ww H Stewart, Merchant, J S Carvell, Merchant, Charlottetown; Anthony Doiron, Joseph Martin, Leopold Perrault, Damas Gallant, Archibald Doiron, Jerome Pineau, Zavier Martin, New London Maleolm MeLean, Murdoch Mcleod,

Road;

Surrey, Lot 58; Donald S McLeod, Murdoch Buchannan, Yuncan Buchannan, John Ross, John Buchannan,. John R MeWilliams,

Maleolm Buchannan, Surrey, Lot 458; John Binns, J P, Richard Y McCoubrey, i’ M, Hamilton Binas, James Bryanton, Stephen Peters, F Bradshaw, M D, Charles A Steven- son, Jas C Stevenson, New Glasgow; Archi- bald Martin, Joseph Martin, New London Road; Rainey Blaquiere, Peter Martin, Cav- endish Road; Barthelomew Doucette, Rustico; Lamang Doucette, Joseph Doiron, D, Line

Road; Richard Ready, John A Whelan, Michael o Ready, William H Ready, Michael Ready, chael A Ready, Frank Duggan,

Alexander +r Compbell, William H Campbell, John A Campbell, James Rundle, Irishtown; J H Cousins, Park Corner; William Camp- bell, Irishtown: John McLeod, Park Corner; Theophilus Gallant, Epimaque Pino, Prosper Pino, Maurice Poiront, Eusebe Martin, Joseph Lendry, Mathias Leclair, Joseph Leclair, Leon Peters, Joseph Doirant, Andrew Doiron, Jerome Galiant, Peter Gallant, Simon Le-

clere, Selves Lepery, Fedel Doirant, Joseph Peters, Moses Voiront, Clemang Peters, Jerome Blacquicr, Soter Peno, Louis Doirant, Charles Peters, Toronto;

Edward Ayling, Vennis McCarthy, Patrick Hogan, G Wakeiord, Chas Dalziel, Edward G Love, Francis McRory, Jas C Daly, Patr’k Bourke, Geo Stanley, Ch’town; Geo Smith, Winsloe Road, Lot 33; Thos Crane, Cherry Valley; Patrick D Cox, Jas OBrien, Wm Grant, John A Campbell, B Flannigan, John E Chappell, Ch’town; Henry Hooper, Milton; Alex McKinnon, Theo L Chappeil, Andrew Doyle, Ch'town; Patrick Duffy, Southport; John i Mellish, Ch’town; John J MeDonald, Orwell; Neil Currie, Neil McKEachern, West River; Bernard Doherty, Ch’town; Chas Me- Millan, Alberry Plains; Daniel MacDonald, Henry Huntley, jr, John J McKenzie, Angus McDonald, J B McDonald, Joseph McDonald, Ronald MacDenvld, Ja ics MeDonald, Vernon River Bridge; Alex § McDougall, Orwell; Angus McKenzie, Mill View; Maicolm Me- Kinnon, Vigg; John Lk MeDonald, Vernon River ; Owen Sullivan, Vernon River Bridge; Dougald MeDonald, Orwell; John McDonell,

Vernon River; Willian McMillan, Alberry Plains; Anselm Chisholm, Uigg; James W

Null, Vernon River Bridge; Daniel McDonald, Glencoe, Vernon River; Patrick Cairns, Alberry Plains; Francis Currie, Vernon River; Michae}

Bradley, Peter MclIsaac; John Whittle, Alberry Plains; D. M. D. Campbell, Donald Campbell, Samuel Campbell, Alex J Campbell, Owen McKenna, UVigg; Colin MePheo, Alex C Shaw, St Catherines;

Malcolm MeNeill, jr, Malcolm McNeill, Hec- tor McNeill, Silas MeNeill, Long Creek; John W McFadyen, Angus McLauchlan, Ang gus Me- Fadyen, Hector Me -Fadyen, Alex McFadyen, Alex 8S McPhee, John Shaw, St Catherines; James McKinnon, Donald Darrach, Long Creek; John D McCannell, St Catherines; Robert T Dixon, Little Sands; Malcolm K MeMillan, Wood Islands; John MeMillan, Wood islands East; Alex McKachern, Angus

Beaton, James dain, Pleasant Valley; John H MeMillan, Duncan Crawford, W rood Is- lands; Donald Nicholson, Pleasant V alley;

Donald Munn, Wood Islands; John McDonald, Pleasant V: alle ; Donald Gillis, Rona; John A Munn, Wood slands; John A Hume, Donald Martin, Wood Island East; Donald McMillan, Maleolm MeMillan, Woof Islands; Miles oe John MacDonald, Pleasant Valley; Joseph W Bell, Wood Island East; John M Reberties, J P, Cavendish; Soee h Buote, George McKay, Cavendish Road; W M Robertson, Cavendish; John E Fraser, Cav- endish Road: Moses Mar tin, Cavendish, Tor- onto; George Buote, Xavier Doiron, Robert Gallant, David Jack, John Buote, Cavendish Road; W G Houston, J P, Doimnuick Dorion, Joseph Pineau, North Rustico; Andrew Peters,

Toronto; Peter S Doiron, Peter Gallant, Charles Wyane, Silas Wyand, Lemuel Wyand, Andrew Doirant, Cavendish Road;

James Metyonnell, Simon Bolger, J WV Hodg- son, BO'C ‘allaghan, James Peake, James Laf. ferty, Donald McKenzie, John T Heartz. Jas Evan, John Marr, Richard H Duffey, Robert Smallwoed, H B Smith, Charles Hermans, Ed. ward Praught, John King, Patrick MeQuaid, Neil McKenzie. George H Foster, Patrick Brazel, Charlottetown ; Allan Stewart, Clif- ton, New London ; John White, Charles Cum.- ming, Chi wlottetown; Thomas Adams, Sr, Thomas Adams, Jr, John An uns, Sr, John Adams, Jr, John Simmons, Permines Simmons, John Ai ams, Peter Mur- phy, George Brander, James Pow er, Patrick Duggan, Hugh M C Campbell, Third Pond ; John } Murphy, William R Murphy, Benjamin Adams, David Pickering, Thomas Colston, Joseph Colston, Patrick Coady, Michael Duggan, William Duggan, Park Corner; Charlea Buxton, Cape Traverse; John Gaff- py, Fred H Haley, James Paillips, Richard Walsh, James Rush, Stephen Toole, Charles Bri dees, John S Mz vedonald, John P Nichol- son, John Ross, James Melaaae, Alex Mce- Donald, R R Hodgson, M MeQuillan, Chas = Atrezor, John Higgins, James P Landri- Wt Fraser, Henry Edmunds, James ty Tide Aitke on, D Pound, Andrew Sulli- van, Peter ‘ cFayden, Ch’town; John Bell, oS, h’'town Royalty; Donald Me} <ay, — Bed Seb Leasing Heetor Witatioy Ri Ww a tlie Pa

men : James Nicholson, Kldon; John McDonald, | Pinette; Malcolm Finlayson, Eldon; Juhn Vi

aa. Hilare Gallant, Welix Gallant, Peter Gal-

lant, Oyster Bed Bridge; James MeDonald, Neil Matheson, Whe atley River: Charles L Matheson, Isaac Gallant, William Matheson, Josep: H Matheson, John MeKay, Oyster Bed Bridge; Ephraim Gallant, John A Ross. Rustico: Sylvester Doiront, Oyster Bed Bridge; Is mes Power, William Neworthy, yee - Me Donald, George Gallant, Eugene Dou- William Duncan, Andvew McRae, Hec-

tor Me -Millan, John Matheson, Mylang Gallant, Wheatley River; Amady Gallant, Joseph Gallant, Oyster ! ted Bridge, DP Gallant, Rustico; James Mann, John F ee ‘al, James Murphy Matthias Halloran, Eli J Evans, Simon For- ristal, John Flynn, Jolin A Mann. Wim John- ston Mann, Charles Flynn, Martin J Murphy, Peter Warren, Michael Brown, Patrick Brown, Ir'shtewn; James B Clark, Geo A Leard, Thos H Robblee, Robt T Holman, Summerside; Edward Warren, Burlington; William Ramsay, Park Corner; James Ready,

john Brown, Wm Delany, Patrick Ready, Irishtown; Michael Brenan, James Reid, John A Power, Andrew Murphy, Bernard

Fitzsimmons, Kdward Halloran, Long River; D E Clarke, Angus McQueen, Charles Me- Donald, Alexander McDonald, Orwell ; Don- ild Montgomery, Park Corner; James H A C Lord, Charles Bernard, French River; Jesse Bern: ae Spring Brook; Lemuel Sims, French River; James Montgomery, Park Corner; Ar- minius Mesk, Benjamin Pillman, John _ Piill- man, Thomas Pillman, Spring Brook; James Orr, William Bernard, French River; John Campbell, Park Corner; Hartue Uenderhill, Jonathan Delaney, T B Reagh, French River; James Bernard, Clayton Schurman, John C Paynter, John Paynter, Charles Locke, Spring ge Win Orr, French River; James Murphy, 8 Henry Bovyer, Southport; John Cardiff, Hi hee? s Mouth; James W Ken- nedy, Henry Mutch, James Mullins, Charles Burns. Patrick Trainor, John Britton, John Quinn, James Murphy, John McLean, Sr, John Martin, Ignatius Roach, Maxwell Hen- ry, Patrick Coady, Robert bridges, Richard Kirwin, Southport; Duncan McGregor, Lot John Boylan, Mount Stewart; William Murphy, John Aylward, Southport; Peter Stewart, Kinloch; Mithael Flood, Lot 48; Allan Hamm, Southport; Frank Ferguson, Lot 48; William Keenan, Kinloch; Dun can Stewart, Peter Murphy, Thomas

Evans, John Rooney, Southport; Allan McLean, Clyde River; Michael Deve- reaux, New Haven; Samuel Hyde, West

Edward Mur-

Doyle, New

Patrick McManus, sen,

McLean, Thomas

River;

phy, Angus

Haven; Anthony Tearney, Colville Road; Patrick McManus, jun, Join Devereaux, New Haven; Martin Nolan, Peter McElroy, John MeQuillan, Andrew McElroy, Colville Road; Thomas Kicknam, wg McArthur, West River; John D McLean, Clyde River; Patric k

Mekenna, New Bases: William Frases , Lin- wood Roads; Owen MeQuill lan, athe tle. Quillan, New Haven; ‘Thomas Cass, Wm Cass, South Wiltshire; John Nolan, p atrick Cav- anagh, Colville Rod; William Murphy, Duncan Darrach, Clyde River, William Dev- eraux, John Weldians: New Haven; Capt S Ball, Allan MeMillan, West River;

Robert Ings, Jeremiah Murphy,

WSN Crane, Richard Carey, Patrick Carey, PL Mur-

phy, James Murphy, Roderick MelTsaac, Joseph Murphy, John McIsaac, China Point;

Michael A Haley, Patrick F Doyle, Welling- ton Young, Gallas Point; Edward Grant, Mill View; Martin McInnis, John Morrisey, Michael Morrisey, Roderick Melnnis, John A

Melnnis, Portland: George H Burns, Cherry Valiey; James T Walsh, Vernon River; aie Murphy, China Point;

Joseph H Clark, Ch'town; Alex McGregor, French Fort; John Cameron, Mill Brook, Lot 33; John T Rowe, Robert B Huestis, Anthony Fiyna, M Stevenson, Geo R Strong, William Corish, Michael Power, David Rattery, John Denn, Thomas MelInnis, F A_ Bell, Owen Callaghan, Patrick Trainor, Thomas MeCar- vill, William Perring, James McMahon, Michael M Kearney, Thomas Doyle, John MeMasters, Hugh Hennessey, Benj Byres, Thomas Gillon, Thomas L Smith, Ch’town; George Burnett, William Gibson, Benj Gibson, John Fe-guson, Frederick Mills, Don ll Stewart, George Stewert, Robert McLaren, St Peter’s Road; Thomas Stitson, Robert Me- Lauchlan, East River ; John Gibson, St Peter's Road; Abraham Gill, Little York; John A Ferguson, East River; i benezer Brown, Jolin Cooke, Thomas Vessey, Albert Proud, Wm

Henry, Little York; Alex McLaucblan, St Peter's Road; Francis Auld, John Vessey, Lemuel Brown, Wm Cooper, Little York;

Allan Stewart, Wm J Gibson,St Peter’s Road; Robert Vessey, Little York; Hector Darrach, St Peter’s Road; Peter Stewart, East River; Wesley Vessey, David Brown, John H Gill, Stephen Brown, R Stewart, ‘Little York; Edward Carey, Daniel Carey, Wm Carey, fast River; Angus Darrach, Daniel Stewart, Wm Scott, sen, Wm Scott, jr., St Peter's Road; John MeGilvray, Thomas Kavanagh, Patrick Finlay, Edward Fraser, Vernon River Bridge; Charles McDonald Miilview, Lot 50; ” Henry MelInnis, Martin Red- mond, John Redmond, Vernon’ River Bridge; Peter McIsaac, Seal River; Thos A Dougan, Tracadie Cross, Lot 36; Allan D-MeDon. tld, Charles McDonald, Rod- erick McDougall, Francis McDonald, Andrew Bradley, John McDougall, Joseph A Me- Donald, Michael Kelly, Allan R McDonald, James McDonald, John McKinnon, jr, Charles McKinnon, Neil McKinnon, Daniel McDou- gall, Blooming Point; Angus Macaulay, Glen- aladale; Michael Lacey, John R Fitzpatrick, Stephen McDonald; Archibald Johnston, Joseph McInnis, Thomas Foley, Tracadig Cross; Patrick . McKenna, Scotc sfort; John Steel, Donald McDonald, Ronald Steel, Law. rence Steel, Francis Hand, Daniel Gil- lan, Joseph McKachern, Ashton Road; Francis Andrew, Francis Dogherty, D Me- Lean, Thomas Smith, James Swan, L H De- Blois, G W DeBlois, Thomas Berrigan, Benj C Wright, J P, E B Love, Robert Bridges, John Russell, East Royalty; Wm Walsh, Railroad; Wm Walsh, Stock Farm; Owen McKearney, St Peter’s Road; Dingwell Coffin, Artemas W Coftfirt Ronald Morrison,

French Village ; James W Feehan, P R_ Feehan, Daniel Feehan, Savage Harbor; James R_ Doyle, French Vil- lage, Edward Doyie, John T Doyle. North

Side; Patrick J Doyle,French Village; Charles McKinnon, James P Doyle, Peter J Doyle, North Side; John O'Henly, Point DesRoche; David Egan, James Ross, Mount Stewart;

eorge McLellan,

Elisha K Coffin, French Village; John A Me- Kenzie, Mount Stewart; John Kk Doyle, North Side; James Walsh,Mount Stewart; Cornelius | ‘McIntyre, Joseph F Doyle, Henry Feehan, ! French Villrge, Charles Dwyer, James Me- ey John Coffin, fount Stewart: Daniel | eVhee, North Side; ‘Dar uiel Keenan, Pisquid;

Michael Feehan, Allan Gillis, Jo seph | Egan, Mount Stewart; Angus Mac- | donald, John M acdonald, Allisary;

John J McDonald, Mount Stewart; John A

MeDonaid, Angus McDonald, Pisquid East; James F Hughes, James Boudreau, Mount | Stewart; Linus Walker, Pisquid West; John | MeDonald, Allisary; James Coffin, Richard | Kgan, TW Cowan, John Wickham, Mount ; Stewart; Michael McPhee, John N MeDon- | ald, Donald McGillivray, Blooming Point; ' John McInnis, Tracadie Cross; Laurence But. | ler, Blooming Point; John Decoste, Bedford | Road; John Db MeDonald, Blooming Point; Danie] Powell, Alexander McIg.ac, M stthew | Melnnis, Joseph Mclunis, Michael McAskill,

Alexander MedAskill Glenaladale; Patri-k

Stuart, Stuart, A fton Road;! * of Lard Known as ‘“*Mar tu al ; and, V 3 ary field,” situated on ; Wa MecAskill, Blooming Poiat; Thomas! Melp me — poletaian the premises of Mal- mie ph, Henry F Weeks, Afton Ro: culm: McLeod, Esq. For farther particulars 2 , appty to J. G. nesta “Wn eels

| Feb, 14, 1887.2

Mich acl TO LET

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Lawrence Smith; Duncan MePhee, Neil McDonald, John C McDonald, Blooming Point: Peter Melnnis, Joseph Steele, Glen-

aladale; Peter MeKinnon, Mount Stewart; Dancan Melnnis, North Side; Angus T Me- Cormack, John J MeCormack, Point DeRocehe; John MeQuaid, Pisquid; Edward Runihan, Mount Stewart; James McDonald, Pisquid: Patrick MeManus, jr, Dramove; John Me- Donald, jr, Allisary; Felix Feehan, Mount Stewart; Michael Cunningham, St Andrew’s; John McCormack, Point De Roche; Patrick Doyle, North Side; James A McInnis, French Village; Alexander A McDonald, Augustine McDonald, Allisary; Norman McDonald, Mount Stewart; Peter McAvinn, Pisquid; John Eneas Mcintyre, Mount Stewart; A G McDonald, Allisary; John Ryan, Mount Stewart; Peter Jobn Doyle, Point DeRoche; Patrick McKinnon, Pisquid West; Daniel McKinnon Pisquid; John Wynne, James McCloskey, John Me- Closkey, James McCardle, Patrick MeCardle, Thomas McCloskey, Francis W Dougherty, Francis Martin Murphy, Dennis McCloskey, John Costleow, James Dully, John Martin Dutfy, Peter Connolly, Bernard Wynne, T Murphy, Peter Connolly, jr, Emyvale, Lot 30; John Matheson, Archibald Darragh, Appin Road; Frank McQuaid, Patrick Shannon, Patrick MeQuaid, Dollar's Mills; William Cos- tello, William Cestello, Edward Malone, Francis Caragher, Francis Malone, Andrew Wynne, John Currie, W illiam Currie, Michael Costello, Green Bay; James Hughes, Patrick McCloskey, Dollar's Mills; John Hughes, William Clarke, Peter McMahon, County Line; Lewis C Haslam, Bertram Haslam, William Haslam, Springfield; W Wall, M D, Terrence Goodwin, James McDonald, William Oaks, County Line; Martin Cormack, William Cormack, Norborough; JH Haslam, Thomas Haslam, Angus McDonald, Springfield; Patrick Rooney, Bernard Croken, James Duffy, Edward Croken, John Croken, James Power, James Gillis, Michael Croken, Archi- bald Gillis, Alex Gillis, Francis Gillis, Patrick K MecEntee, Daniel McNeill; F P Murphy, John P Duffy, County Line; Cornelius

Murphy, John H ywell, James Corley,jr, John Corley, James Corley, sr, Tobias Coady, Patriok McDonald, Michael McDonald,

Patrick O'Neill, John O'Neill, James Keegans, Michaal Keegans, Wm Keegans, James Con- nolly, Francis MeGregor, Henry Connolly, Peter Monaghan, Peter MeQuz id, Thomas Woods, ‘Thomas Me(uaid, James .; uragher, Joseph Met Aoskey, James Murphy. Charles [Higyins,

Robert Currie, Arthur Fos-

John Manley, Ch’town; Francis McKenna, Lot 48; Donald Cameron, Malcolm MeDonald, Alex McIntosh, John MeIntosh, Murdoch McIntosh, Malcolm Stewart, Donald — Mcintosh, Kenneth McInnis, Daniel Nicho]- } son, Peter Kelly, Springton, Lot 67; oe L Todd, Robert John

Rose Valley; Norman McLeod, Hope Dale, Daniel McLaren, Alex M Stewart, Joseph Saunders, A W Cook, Simon Compton, Roder- ick MeGregor, William Saunders, Benjamin | Compton, Roderick Stuart, Alex Stuart, a wtin Martin, Daniel Compton, Lemuel Compton, William Compton, Alex McDougall,

Cav inagh,

Belle Creek; Maleolm A MeMillan, Wood Islands; John Compten, Belle Creek; Ww m Ross, Flat River; William Young, Wo nd |

fslands; Richard Maghar, James M: aghar, Jeremiah Maghar, Michael Curran, George Duck, F 7 urner, Pleasant Grove; Alfred H Beers, MDC M, J H F Beers,

Hugh Malterville, Henry F Wright, Daniel MW right, John Wright, Ronald McDonald, Alex ander J McDonald, Patrick Delahunty, Donald McGillivray, Thomas Dodd, William Beers, James W Huggan, George H John O'Keefe, senr, Thomas Mahar, Koughan, Martin Koughan,

Patrick O'Donnell, jr, John Fraser, jr, John Fraser, sen, Avondale, Lot 49; Alex Fraser, David Hughes, Carroll’s Road, Lot 48; Mat-

McEachren, Vernon River; Peter Avondale; David O'Keefe, Keefe's John Power, William Whelan, Ronald Car- mithael, Duncan Carmichael, Fairville; Pat. rick Coady, Vernon River, Michael Mahar, Keefe’s Lake; Peter Campbell, Geand Traca- die; Richard Ried, William McGrath, Mill Cove; William McLauchlin, Donald Camp- bell, Grand Tracadie; Maleolm McAulay, Stanhope; Donald McDougall, Grand Traca- die; Edward Rice, Michael Campbell, Philip Hughes, Stephen McDonald, Mill Cove; John A McDonald. Hugh R McDonald John Walsh, James Robinson, Charles McDonald, Patrick McDonald, Grand Tracadie; John C McAu- lay, Stanhope; Angus McDougall, Grand Tra- cadie; Michael Ready, Corran Ban Bridge; Donald McDonald, Donald McAulay, Grand Tracadie; Patrick C Kelly, Donaldston; Jas B Dougan, Black River; Daniel Hughes, PS Hughes, Bedford’; James Traynor, W alter Campbell, Hugh Campbell, Mill Cove.

And many others for for whose names we have not room to-day.

Messrs. L. H. Davies and William Welsh were also nominated.

GRAND.

lial val

Alo ty

Tue Liberal-Conservative Candidates and ot hers will address the electors of Charlotte- town, in the

LYCEUM,

ell ares

Tuasday ivening, 15th Inst,

AT 7.30, P. M. Seats will be reserved for Ladies.

W, E. DAWSON, Pr: sident. A. A, McLEAN, S-cretary.

-A House and Outbuilding cs and 6 Acres

‘F EBRUARY

a ce

15, 1887. ;

LONDON HOUSE. CLOTH REMNANTS.

We havea lot of Remnants of Tweeds, Trowserings, &c., which we are seliing at very Low Prices before Stock- taking HARRIS & STEWART.

Jan. 18, 1887.

ter, James Hdmonds, John Hayter, Robert | Wise, John Hagan, M Kelly, Walter Binns, Thomas Butler, James McMurrer, Henry Howatt, John MeQuillan, Bernard Kiggins, j} James MeMurrah, James Sullivan, David

John M Coles, Lot 30: |

BRITISH WAREHOUSE

QUEEN STREET.

EXTENSIVE CASH SALE

f have dee! ded to wiole of my stock of Staple and

Fancy Dry Goods, commencing De- cember Roth, 1886, and continuing until the wi hole j is disposed

LARGE DISCOUNTS FOR GASH.

A. iL. BROWN.

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close out the

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seers, John Ty Patrick O'Don- | nell, John A O'Keefe, Anthony O'Donnell, |

Low

Ch’town,

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ty ut St. Vincent's N uisery,

Dress Materials, |

The largest steck of Carpets on the Island,

JAMES

Ch'town, Duo. 22, 1580,

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YVelveteens in every shade. Mantles and Jerseys.

Corsets all sizes and prices, Wool Squares and Scarfs---all Prices,

ai very

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US A CALL.

PATON & CO,,

MARKET SQUARE.

Jan, 12,

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y ri} mak v 9 ierte as , P y y , WF & will make the following reductions during the Xmas and New Year's trade :-— ’

Fur Caps, worth $18.00 for $14.00 , Boys’ Overcoats, worth $4.75 for 3.00 Fur Caps, worth 12.00 for 9.00 | Boys’ Overcoats, worth 4.00 for 2.75 Fur Caps, worth 10.50 for 8.50 Boys’ Suits, worth 7.00 for 5.00 Fur Caps, worth 7.50 for 5.00 | Boys’ Suits, worth 6.00 for 4.50 Fur Caps, worth 6.75 for 4.75 | Boys’ Suits, worth 5.00 for 3.75 Fur Caps, worth .4.75 for 3.75 | Boys’ Suits, worth 4.00 for 3.00 Boys’ Overcoats, worth 7.10 for 4.75 | Boys’ Suits, worth 3.00 for 2.00 Boys’ Overcoats, worth 6.75 for 4.10 | Boys’ Suits, worth 2.30 for 1.76

HN M°LEOD & CO,

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