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OUR CHRISTMAS TRADE.
The Best Places © Purchase Holl- day Gifts.
MACDONALD
has made extensive alterations and im- provemenits in his premises during the past summer and has now one of the best stores in the city. His large show windows, which are itted up with mammoth. mirrors, are nicely dressed and have a good effect. In- side his store the effect is none the less pleasing. There the person in saarch of anything in his line of business will find no scarcity of goods from which to select, and will notice also that the prices are in no sense exorbitant. The stock of dress goods, gents furnishings, fur goods, in caps, collars, cufls, muffs and tippets, etc., is large and varied, and eannot fail to _ please. He invites all to give him a call whén shopping
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NORTON & FENNELL'S new quarters are being rapidly fitted up, and this entesprising firm will, we under- stand, occupy the entire premises early in the New Year. In the meantime they have commenced business in the new store where they are showing a splendid assort- ment of articles suitable for the holiday season, ‘The stock consists mainly. of silyerware, of the latest and best designs, skates, cutlery, etc., which are always in demand during the holidays. The articles are all marked low to ensure a ready sale. Call and examine the goods and prices.
L. &. PROWSE,
f Big Hat celebrity, should ‘not, know wall not, be overloeked in after Christmas presents. Queen Street, and is well stocked with articles which are much sought after at this festive season. He has an immense stock of silk handkerchiefs, neckties, braces, collars, cuffs, hats, caps, mitts, gloves, mutis, tippets, wool squares, etc., which he has marked at prices which cannot fail to effect asale. Drop in and see him when shopping.
aud we the rush His store is on
W. R. WATSON'S
tastefully arranged windows arrest the passer by, and invite him to inspect the stock of holiday goods within. There is the usual assortment of plush goods, marked very low this year, dressing cases, collar snd cuff boxes, whisk holders, playing card cases, music rolls, tobacco pouches, shaving cases and cigar stands. The novelties of the season are very handsome, artistic Bohemian enamelled glass and metal vases, toilet boxes and inkstands,’ anda direct importation of exquisite French perfumes. Smokers are specially remembered, for there are silver-mounted briar and meer- schaum pipes, amber cigarand cigarette holders, cigsr cases and Havana cigars ; while their friends who do not use the fragrant weed can be suited with walking sticks, dressing cases, shaving mugs, whisks and brushes of. all kinds. Fer children, there are ** young people's perfumes,” and, in short, there is something for everybody. it should be remembered that the quality of table supplies sold at this lung estab- lished place of business is indispensably reliable, and that spices, English confec- tionery, Crosse & Blackwell's saucef, peels, preserves, pickles, jellies, canned meats snd soups bought here can be relied upon, and the flavoring extracts are guaranteed absolutely pure and the strongest in the market.
STANLEY BROTHERS
are in the front rank of the dry goods houses of the city. Although the youngest firm in the trade, they have by personal at- tention and courtesy to all, made rapid strides in public favor. Their store, al- though comparatively small, contains a complete and well assorted stock of dry youds, fancy goods, millinery, and furs. \lways on the look out for anythiug new, they invariably buy the latest novelties in the market, so that purchasers can always rely on having the latest styles and newest goods to aeleet from. For Christmas trade they offer the following: Fur jackets, mutis, tippets, gloves, caps and robes, pro- menade scarfs and clouds, wool jackets and jeserys, moccasins, kid gloves and mitts, gents’ scarfs, cardigan jackets, silk hand- kerchiefs and mufflers, and many other suitable and useful articles. We advise our readers, who are in doubt what to give their friends at this festive season of the year, to give Stanley Brothers a call, and they will be sure to get something that will please themselves and delight the reci- pients W. W. WELLNER
is one of the oldest and best-known watch- makers in the city, and his store, which is well cked with all articles in his line of busitieds, is a favorite resort for searchers after holiday gifts. The show cases are well filled with gold and silver watches, colored gold sets, brooches, ear rings, tinger rings, necklettes, lockets, pencils, seals, chains, cuff buttons, plated ware, vases, ice pitchers, pickle jars, fish carvers, knives, forks, spoons, etc. _ He has also a aplendid line of clocks, Bohemian and other vases, etc. -Every article sold in the establishment is guaranteed té bé all that it is represented to be. Persons desirous of purchasing anything in Mr. Wellner's line should certainly call and examine his stock. . B.S. DAVIES & 0.
have recently opened a custom tailoring and gentlemen's outfitting estabhshment in the Cameron Block and are meeting with a fair share of patronage. All their goods are of the best quality and marked at low figures. Their display of collars, cuffs, neckties, silk handkerchief’s, drawers, linders, fur caps, hard and soft felt hats, men's, boy’s and children’s clothing, etc., is large and varied. Persons wanting any- thing in the lines referred to should give Messrs. B. S. Davies & Co. a call.
REDDIN’S DRUG STORE
is, as usual, well stocked with articles suitable for Christmas and New Year gifts. There are dressing cases, (ladies aud gentlemen's) ; shaving cases, cigar and pipe cases, work boxes, jewelry cases, toilet boxes, satinware, cruet jugs, vases, hand mirrors, whisk holders, placques, perfumes, and innumerable other goods, which must be seen to be appreciated, The prices are marked away down so as to place the possibility of every person being able to obtain something beyond adoubt. Call and examine.
GREY flannel, 12c, gingham, 6c, corsets, 30¢, dress goods—cal] and see. All wool doubie
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Fatal Railway Accident.
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Doxcussrer, N. B., Dec. 19.
Thos, Landry, a section man of the I. ©. R. here, was killed by a special ‘,
’ e with section foreman Brownell and four others, were going from their dinner on a hand car to work, whieh was about one and half miles from the station. They took unusual care in the way of stopping to listen fora train; but as it was fogcy and raining, they could hear nothing and were not aware of their danger. The special rounded at a sharp turn. in cuttinga short distance ahead of them. The men all jumped from the car and attempted to remove it from the track, but before they could do so thetrain was upon them. All but Mr. Landry sprang back in time, but he being older was too late, and the train struck him killing him instantly.
Snow Blockade.
Easroy, Tenn., Dec. 19.
A snowstorm Saturday night caused the greatest blockade on the railroad here experienced since 1872. The Lehigh Valley road is blocked from Easton to Redington. All the laborers between here and Mauchchunk were working froni mid- night Saturday to Sunday night shovelling snow. The snow is two feet deep of the level and three to five in the drifts. Hundreds of coal, passenger and freight trains are blocked all over the State. At Somerville the snow is six feet deep and at seen Ambory 7 feet. The drifts are 15 eet.
A Terrible Situation.
Fremine, Mo., Dec. 19.
Great! excitement prevails over a mine disaster on Saturday. Fifteen miners were in the shaft at the time of the explosion, and now are buried beneath hundreds of tons of coal and debris. A number of others are imprisoned through the blocking of the shaft. Hundreds are working to rescue them.
Another Attempt.
Vienna, Dec, 19.
The Correspondence asserts that it has received a cipher despatch stating that another attempt has been made on the life of the Czér, and that the Czar was ‘vound- ed. It also says that a revolutionary movement has broken out in St. Peters- burg.
No Hope.
Lonvon, Dee. 19. Speaking at Derby to-day, Lord Salis- bury said he could hold out no‘proapect of relief to the oppressed and ruined British farmer from the revival of protection, The adoption of protection would involve the country in & civil war.
No Grounds.
Lonvon, Dec. 19.
Lord Salisbury, in aspeech at Derby to- day, stated that as far as was known in diplomatic circles there was no grounds whatever for the war terror that had seized the Bourses and papers of Europe.
Imprisoned.
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Dus, Dec. 19.
Jno. Hooper, member for Cork, has been sentenced to two months imprisonment for publishing reports in his paper (the Cork Herald) of meetings of suppressed branches of the National League.
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Death of a Bishop.
Toronto, Dec. 19. Bishop Carbery, of Hamilton, Ont., died to-day at St. Mary’s Priory, Cork, Ireland, where he had been sojourning for the bene- fit of his health.
Nothiug Known.
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Berry, Dec. 19.
Nothing is known here of the reported attempt on the Czar’s life.
Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, Dec. 20—10 a, 1m. North-west and south-west winds; fair, colder weather. ———— >< ip ae
Local Notices.
Care Cop Cranberries at Beer & Croft's. Tag new Hardware Store at Brenan’s old
corner ig open, , Call and see the goods. . dee 20 3i
WHEN ‘you go out to buy your Xmas Pre-
sents, cal! at the New Hardware Store (Bren-
an’s old corner), and see the large display of
Cutlery, Silverware, Skates, &c., very low. dec20—2i
Every person should see Father Xmas at R. K. Brace’s loaded with toys. dee 20, lw
Loox Ovt.—G. M. Harris holds a large sale of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, etc., on Market Square on Friday next. Advertisement to-morrow.
Music! large stock of the latest . most popular American Songs, at Miller Brothers, Queen Street. tf—-dec20
Sitx Handkerchiefs for the Christmas trade. No better place in Charlottetowa to buy than Jas. Paton & Co's. We are showing over 3:0 beautiful designs, which are mirked at very low prices—just see our 65c. and 75c. hand- kerchiefs, worth $1 or $1.10 respectively.
Sprinc SKATES, all steel, for 75 cents a pair at the the New Hardware Store. Buy a pair. 2i—dec2)
Tne lady that left the silk sunshade at R. K. Braces, Saturday night last, can have the same by calling. dec 20 lw
Music [—Just received, another Music Books and
Go to James Paton & Co’s for Gents’ Fur- |
nishings at lowest possible prices. A very fine range of Underelothing, in Scotch Lambs Wool, Nataral Lama, Merino and Canadian Wool, Fur Caps, Fur Gloves, Fur Coats, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Braces, Neckties, Pins, Shirt and Collar Studs, Hats and Caps, and a great ag goods too numerous to mention. ' tf--dec20
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Local and Other Tems.
(}¥M Nasium.—The Y. M. C. A. gymnasium will open for the season at 7.30 this evening.
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A GRAND SpREAD,—Go to the Market Hall for your tea to-morrow evening. \ grand spread will be made.
Sueecilis Moste.—The \rtiliery Brigide. Band will discourse awieet ‘t the Bazar and Tee to-nioirow evening,
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Iuportant.—The collectors of the Ghar- lottetown Hospital are reqnested tv have, in their returns on the 21st inst.
la Tit Markers.— There was a large attend- ance of both buyers and sellers at the market to-day. Prices wére somewhat higher than haual, Crkistitas Paesknrs.—A variety of useful and faney articles suitable for Christmas presents, ete., will be found at the Fancy Sale in the Market Hall to-morrow afternoon and evening. eine SKATING.—The Directors of Victoria (Cra- | paud) Skating Rink intend opening their Kink during Xmas week, weather permitting, | due notice of which will be given. The Boys’ Own Band, of Summerside, will be in attend- ance.
monensin CLericaL News.—A Winnipeg telegram States that among the names mentioned in connection with the Knox church pastorate in that city are Rev. Mr. Torrance, of Peterboro, and’Rev. Dr. McTavish, of Lindsay,— Lindsay Post. —~- ee City Potrrics Loomine Up.—Learning that a vandidate for civic honors for Ward 3 is! already in the field making a vigorous canvass, | a number of the electorsof the ward have signed a requisition requesting Mr. Henry Smith, Clerk of the County Court, to allow himself to be put in nomination. nes GENERAL GRANT visited every civilized country; yet in all his travels, he had never | seen a more effectual remedy for coughs and colds than Adamson’'s Botanic Balsam. Sold by druggists and dealers at 35 cents. Trial size 10 cents. Large, 75 cents, dy wy lw Palciahthlac
OerrvaRy.—-Mrs, Susanna Howe, whose | death we record in another column, was a | native of this Province, and spent her while | life here. She wasaa respected and consist- ent member of the Methodist Church for | many years, and was well known in the dis- | trict in which she resided as a warm friend of the afflicted, and the poor and distressed. W herever it was possible for her to benefit her neighbors, she was ever ready to do so. As she was a person of more than average mental endowments, she contrived, during her long life, to dv much yood to those around her, and her many charitable deeds will long be remembered in the neighborhood in which her lot was cast. She died fall of faithin the merits of a cracified Redeemer. She leaves behind her, to mourn their loss, an aged hus- band, two sons and a daughter. Her remains were followed to their last resting place on Thursday, the 15th, bya large concourse of sorrowing friends and neighbors.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Dismissal of Marshal Flynn.
Sir,—At the City Council meeting last night, a petition was presented from cight- een persons, styling themselves the Execu- tive of the Citizens’ Temperance Committee, asking for the dismissal of City Marshal Fiynn, and the appointment of Mr. George Passmore ii: his stead. The only reason assigned by the petitioners for the Mar- shal’s dismissal was that he, as Chief of the Police, did not see that the Scott Act was more stringently enforced. When the many difficu:ties that stand in the way of a proper enforcement of this Act are con- sidered, the City Marshal should not be obliged to shoulder all the blame in con- nection with the matter. Besides, the City Council, some nine months ago, specially appointed a man to prosecute Scott Act violators, whe has had as his assistants the policemen and others, and still it has been found impossible to restrict the liquor traffic. Why, then, should the Marshal be held solely responsible for that whieh this special officer and his many aids are unable to accomplish? Some one, it appears, had to be made a victim of, and the Marshal was selected. First he was put on trial, afew days ago, for drunken- ness before the Stipendiary Magistrate and Police Committee, consisting of Councillors Horne, A. A. McLean and Byrne, and, after aful] investigation, was honorably acquitted. The next move was the petition referred to. As stated at the Council meeting last eveming, by Mr. A. A. Me- Lean, the :Marshal had served the city faithfully and well for over nineteen years, and that it seemed cruel, after so long a service, to be dismissed with only ten days’ notice at this season of the year. Council- lor McLean also said that the present City Marshal's capability, moral character and temperate habits would compare most favorably with those of the gentleman who was named as his successor. If Marshal Flynn had been guilty of any offenee that would warrant his dismissal, there might be some exSuse for the City Council grant- ing the reqest of such a small number of petitioners ; but there was nothing charged apart from what has already been stated, and therefcre we are led to conclude that there must have been some ulterior motive in the Cvuncil’s hasty action. The sole control and management of the police force is vested inthe Stipendiary Magis- trate, with the power of suspending or dis- missing any Marshal or policeman. If the Magistrate was aware of any dereliction of duty on thé part of the Marshal, he should, enjoying the powers named, have either suspended »r dismissed him if circumstances warranted ‘t ; but the fact that he has not doue so, stems to indicate that he is per- fectly satisiied with the Marshal’s conduct.
Everything considered, your correspou- deat cannot see how matters are to be im- proved by dismissing an old and capable
at the head of our police force .at a time when the very best material is required. Yours, &c., OBSERVER. December 20, 1887.
ENcLisH Xmas Cards for Sunday-school Teachers at R. K. Brace’s, at less than half price. i dee 20 lw
Tue best Raisins, Currants and Spices are at R. K, Brace’s. dec 20 lw
Stx dozens Ladies’ and Gents’ Cups and Saucers froma 2c. upwards at R, K. Braces,
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- - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1887.
FOR Christmas Presents. The best Jeweiry
Store in the city to get ful) value for your money.
Ladies’ Gold Stem-wind Watches, from $15, upwards. Gents’ Silver Watches, from. $4.75, upwards,
American Ciscks from $1.50 upwards
And Jewelry, in Gold, Gold-plated and Silver at correspondingly low figures.
W. N. TANTON,
218 QUEEN STREET. Dec. 15, 1887~-eod & wky .
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NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE. A nice assortment of Slippers for Christmas,
‘h’town. Dec. 12, 18°7, —MEN, Women. Roys and Girls
W A NTED to sell our ‘“‘Pictoria] Budget of
Wonders and Fun,” the brightest
and best
‘juvenile work, and the first and only Canadian
subscription book of the kind; comprising Fairy Tales. Comical Stories, vivid descriptions of wonderful things, remarkable animals and birds, Strange adveniures, side-splitting illustrations, funny poems, caricatures and grotesque tableaux. Be quick and commence before Xmas. Send 5SO0cts for Prospectus Copy and complete canvass- ing outfit, to W. HZ. EARLE, St. John, N. B.
J. 8S. ROBERTSON & BROS., Publishers. Dee, is, U887—law & wky
JUST OPENED,
AT THE
NeW VARIETY STORE,
LARGE assortment of Goods, suitable for |
Xinas and New Years Presents. Below we enumerate a few of the many articies in store :—
Ladie: Dressing Cases, Dominoes, Ladies Companions, Checker Boards, Ladies Plush Purses, Scissor.,
Plnsh Albums, Hair Oi),
Card Cases, Mirrors,
(nkstands, loy Pianos, Vares,
Soaps (fancy}, Perfumery, Knives, Envelopes, Toy Pistols, Pens, ‘Transparent Slates, Ink, Accordeong, Pencils, Jack-in-the-Box. Biscuit Jars, Lady-in-Box, Mouth Organs, China Cups & Saucers, Cigar Cases,
Autograph Albums, Picture Frames, “hildrens Tea Sets, Unbreakable Dollis, Wri:ing Paper,
Confectionery, Picture Blocks, Nuts, Laces,
Raisins, Whisks, Apples. Tin *uckets, Jews’ Harps, Masks, Brooches, Tin Pints, ‘Toothbi ushes, Blacking,
Thousands of Xmas and New Years Cards nice and cheap, and a host of things for the festive season, to» numerous to mention.
Now is your time to secure Barzains for Xmas and New Year’s Presents, at prices that have never before been offered to the public.
Come and trythe New Store before buying else“ here.
Don’t forget the place : THE NEW VARIETY STORE, North Side Queen Square, opposite Post Office (uext door to W. P. VColwell’s Crock- eryware store.)
Ch’town, Noy. 26, 1887.—d 2aw & w Im
WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e.
ANTED—A servant to do general housework
; da @ Small family, no. washing. Apply at this offices, dec. 20 3in
OST—An apron: having; $10 in one of the pockets. Apply at this office dec 20
Two young gentlemen, and a gentleman and wife can find good board and lodging, at the
Robinson House, No. 97. cor. Pownal and Water
Street. dec 20 3i eod
BOARDERS —Four or five students can find good accommodation in a central part of the city; terms reasonable, Apply at Ve : eclit
WANTED—A small property (a mile or two
outof rowan). having un it a never-failing
Information of such please
P. Q. Box 53, Churlotte ceci3
ssring of water. furnish toto “C. B,” town, or this office.
BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED — at Mrs, McLean's. Hillsborough Street, between Der- chester and King. octl9 eod tf WANTED —A cook; references required. Ap- ply to Mrs. F. L. Haszard, Euston we ec
T° LET—A House on King Street, near the Railway; also, House and Stable on Pleasant Street, WwW illiam Dodd. dec’ =.
F022 SALE—A good Milel Cow, newly calved. Apply to Horace Haszard. decé tf
re LET.—The Surgery and Consulting Room in the City Hotel, Great George Street, hither- te accupied by Dr. Warburton. Apply at the London House or to Daniel Davies, Dundas Es- planade. __ nov 18
POTATOES.—The subscriber can supply 5,000 bushels of prime stock Chenangesand Riue Potatoes at his wharf, Beach Point, Murray
‘ Harbor South, to any schooner that cannot fil harbor never freezes up before Xmas.. an@ the wharf is at the
up at Western harbors. This
mouth of the harbor.-DANIEL DAVIES. Dec, 2 1387
O LET—A desirable residence On Dorchester
the subscriber,
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HOT WATER HEATING APPARATUS
& HERMANS 2 SOW
4 RE now prepared to enter on contracts for putting up in Dwellings, ete., on the newest ‘and most approved plans, the HOT WATER APPARATUS for Heating. The character of the work which the firm of A. HERMANS & SON has been in the habit of performing, is a suiticient guarantee that the Heating Works set up by them will be thorough and efficient. Parties anxious t+ inspect the Heating Process, as built by A. Hermans & Son, can do so by calling any day at the private residence of the firm, on Bayfield Street.
Coils, etc., manufactured on the premises as required.
A. HERWANS & SON.
Boilers on hand.
Cherlottetown, November 30, 1887.—
BEER ROS Good Xmas oods, Goods. Latest kage: aero Styles, Pur ; Lowest Goods. Prices. bia? 50 = BE ER Goods. Jackets, BROS, Ulsters. ae Carpets, a Oilcloths. Every All kinds of Dry Goods and Deparimeat. Millinery at Lowest Prices.
Ch’town, Dec. 8, 1887.
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to come to D. A. BRUCE, and be convinced that his Stock of
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is not surpassed by any house in the trade. We have a large range of Naps,
Meltons, Suitiugs, arid Pantings, which are offered at prices that will suit you;
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irents’ Furnishings, Fur Caps, Fur Coats, Sleigh Robes, Hats, Gsloves, Neckwear, &c.
t@ GENUINE BARGAINS OFFERED. 4a Before purchasing your winter OVERCOAT come and see our stock,
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AY OW is the time to secuse Xmas and New Year’s Presents tor your friends and relations, AW as we have just receive la very larg? 3592 of g9913 foe you bo acieot From, Ladies’ Gold Watches from $15, upwards. [chains from 40cts, upwaids Ladies’ Silver Watches from $3, upwards. | 3c uf Pins fiom 20e Ss upw " ds Gents’ Silver Watches from $:2, upwards. Watch Chaius tots 40 te upw wide Nickle Watches from $5, upwards. 1 | ollar Buttons fi om octs "ape ds, r S : J 25 . wards. . : - L ‘ i JCB, i S. Rew Style - mrcednee me: ee iad |Cuif Buttons from 20cts, upwards. car Rings from 30cts, upwards, Lockets from 25cts, upwards. wadies’ Colored Gold Sets from $15. upwards. Gants’ Gold Rings from $2, upwards Ladics’ Gold Band Rings from $1, upwards. (yy Sie Mineasdal 4 : ~ . a nce )Suverware at a big discount, Plain Gold Rings from $1, upwards. snalais ¢ Gi. el Ladies; Set Rings from $’, upwards ee eae ae eee ee ee 5 Z ike : |Kyeglasses fiom 30cts, upwards. Bangle Bracelets from $1.50, upwards. lay Ladies Necklets from 75cts, upwards.
Nickle Clocks from $1.75, upwards. a ; . [American Walnut Clocks, from 2.50, upwards. Silver Thimbles from 35cts, upwards. , »"P
and 2 lot of other goods, cheaper than has ever been sold before. Repairing atteaded to—Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
G. G. JURY Gi. RY, WATCMAKER & JEWELLER, NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, (Opposite Post Office, Ch’towa, P. E. 1. Dec. 8, 1887—2aw dy & wy
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