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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO ‘i

Diplomatic

LONDON, J

The Times’ Lisbon correspondent \nother 1 » from Pury WAS dé ivered lo day. It se? wes

be nis note thre atened that prompt satisfaction is given fer

ction there will be

ipture ¢ i dipl maAtIC relations.

net namediately convened

; charved to answer at once

ese claims mad prebem ]

rewhat cay eriy ims the

ame Sansdury 8 lormer note A despatch - to the Nta ’ f Says that the e Government have ¢ ers ft i — Pagus in view ef possible act i oe ne Fatal Accident. \ LGONISH, N Ss . Annie McDonald, daughter { Midd South River, bound ha t mile ast otf Anti ly killed t t rl thought Seed I was | te da, as 5 “SA yas She tS Toil SS y { he { i iSappe the trair et ’ , ‘4 i —_ foenvention ~ ] NY. J I iguat ( ia pp! ‘ Ing Mayor 1 sud John H , ' Cc 4 n ~ a ¢ TY | ] Wunicipal Elections OTTAWA, Ji \I nic ] 41 BINCTIONS Cor k pia (nta to-day In Ottawa vy es nthe contests f Dy twelve hi W. B. Lewis. In Tor ( a i es : 7. . . “fare Russia interferes. B >ERLI ’> “lt that IVussia he sent : 1. sin Bulg \ i el é SOVE i Fy ind —_ >

The Queen Indisposed

LONDON, {t } i wiv ani inced that Vv i J eeh. \ hile ible mary iLi6s i her posit lon, n suffer creat deal withrheum atism | 0 Dé impossible f r her to zulIng eXpousure ot opening ment in person.

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A Waste of Money. ne

District-Attorney Felton said

YORK,

» fashion by giving ly 50,000 Trane Ss

haracteristi vare put mome.

William Rand, ason of the late Rand, died : it "Haat sport on We

had been iil for some months.

Mrs. Langtry created some comme week by leaving the St. 7am s theatre the announced iatention o

morning for Paris.

d 0 papers have lil erally that she never left fact, from

It now transpires -has not stirred, in Hotel, a litt busi ah he rse.t in pl ins her 1 nyst rious action by ] o weakness of the langs and a dread

le lar s€ piace

this obscure retreat

, | 7 ? it ° + Dr. Taimave obtained, when in Atnet ron } [ars Hill, as a corner yr’ hj snew ft ern Cie, Bei gs)e. \ ! residence, Pleasant Street.

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at 8.40 to St. Dunstan’s Boman Cathojc Cemetery, gvaintances are invited to attend.)

YEWS

c KXAMINER,

Relations. the M ‘rqQuls of Salis

an immediate [he Cabi } Senor The Pvste. j s were eal s

express | oO

° “| Groods.

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y fifteen hun- }

, Dec.

Jan. 6.

Ma- | » pert< rim the has lately |

Jan. 6,

from his pri- to the poor cf |

Rev. } } y inesday.

starting the next |

on George St reet.

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Loughiar, in the May her souj rest in

row (Wednesday) morning Cathedral, thence to Friends avd ce

is believed unless |

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smployed German | Wire in the n by a British |

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st} pair,

enthusiastic

aay indred ma i

a | 1g] ied |

FAT( to the viola

hat he believed it was a waste of nie ic -| Bargains. money to try any more boodle cases as ac- j , quittal or disagreement certainly result in | every ASE He will not go on with Cc) Cc) PROWSE BROS., oe eee | Charlottetown, January 4, 1890—eod wky 144 QUEEN STREET. Judge Brewer Sworn In, sen W ASHINGTON, » + ; B - il n T (| David Brower was sworn in as| UNAPLOCLOWN Board oF 1Pade, i ‘ j istice Ol the ouy pre me ay url of | a : i » United States + noon to lay im- | =o7 mediately took bis seat upon the basal ANNUAL Mi Ee % NG. {ppointment of Queen's Counsels. | l 7 EYVHE General Quarterly and Annual Meet- LJTTA Jan. ' i ing of this ( orporation rn he a . 2 ieee ® a ' oo iioging eae a ote ae TE CRRAPEST SE Mx ‘ Nort | \\ ; DNESDA e* Sth of Janu ry, at S| - 4 hens nas Aa have ist en appointed ©) nsC or | Ni wag a? Pees : a i r ACEACHERN, if Pry i Weather Bulletin. | jant—tt mtg scovtary. | COlLand Inspect, and get Bargains at at Auction Prices ior Uash. ; . ive ED v k CT R it CAL. THE CHEAPEST PLACE ( ON P. E. ISLAND. aie weather or temper _— | DRAWING ROOM PARLOK SUITES, best value, Personal. Te AVI LIU ST REC K IVED an adi litional suj BEDROOM SUITE Ss * lowest eee ; Ihe plications in the illne a 1 ois ot, r cries far Nervous end Misaenatic| All kinds of + {OLSTERED GOODS at Bargains, the ¢ | confined oe nee | Ornamen = B ronze_isuttons for “the big front | PICTURE FRAM ING, 125 varieties, very cheap and nobby, Ve rou t - ) arner’s Televrapl utfits, F . cS fuco: lise , . still edie in| vee ee 1) ‘ani ; er kept on hancs LO KING GLASS SES, aa = ” | Werk panranteed. ‘4 ’ ‘Phe latest in WINDOW BLINDS, and all kinds of WINDOW _, De McHeil,, of Stnky, ent Deatld Be | FRED. E. MORGIS, |FURNITURE and Fixings at cost. ‘i ion . thee it i d in” : : 4 Corner of Queen aud Water Streeis. No trouble to sh: Ww goods. Cat i suit all tastes % at NE WSON’S \ ' , es the Ch’town. Jan. 4, 1890 i aa neal Toe ot cc aemmal tox kanien Wilk ; iccasiathphegiaiadees PURNITU JER WAREROOMS, opposite the Post Office. Fa oe ee Ee wd deli pinata JW ANTS, Li OST, FOUND ce | JOHN NEWSON. |

lf OST.—A black Fur Cap. | oblige owner by leaving it at this oilice. pie jan6 i ti | ODGINGS WANTED, for a Single Gentle- 3 | 4

e a | Cathe

Since ‘that time the Lon- cies

par graphed lady and her movements ah it the contin ent.

iral preferred, Apply &t this office. ae jand al eee! 0! the | pares O.-2 WEsee Ciel, He washing. er WHEN YOU ARE LOCKING AROUND FOR e@3t W rages App! y at vane oon. dev3

{LEIGH FOR SALE.—For sale, a Jaunting a > ik Sieigh, almost oom Apply to ih RANCIS 3 f MONAGHAN, Mulpeque Roed, near old Brewery.

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low prices.

» Reefers, Overcoats, Suits, Fur Caps,

| mpo t LE1,—A House on Water Street, containing | ae

eleven rooms with stop. Possession given | S 0 5, "She | on lito January, McQualp, Lower |

| Queen Steer. laying ll

W*o TED- i to Miss PRrans, Siamon

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a their books or cCuudbis. Can dune by a} Library, tary’s oltice.

MmvO LET.—The

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Apply vo THuMas ALLEY. —deels

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TUESDAY,

Year-1890.

"1890

PE Ss & STERNS.

We take Stock this Month, and before doing so jwill sell the balance of our Fall and Winter Goods at very

tite Wool Blankets; bargains in Bed Kur Goods; bargains in Dress

ESAreaAins Wi! Comforts : hargains in

soiled, at $2.60

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Fifty pairs Grey Blankets, slightly

Job lot of Fur-Lined Cloaks at half price; job lot of Mack Kur Capes at half price.

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WILL. DURING JANUARY, GIVE SOME WONDERFUL

Wool Goods, Dress Goods, Sc.

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Our Siock must be Reduced before Stock-taking, so look out for Don't you forget that we are the Wonderful Cheap Men.

Chariattotown, Tan, 24, 1820

Finder will greé ead

man, in the vicinity of the Roman oan

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Apply to M. tt —dec2é i aypiy | DON’T FORGET TO CALL AT THE

A Housemaid. Good wages.

Store,

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JANUARY 7 18

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‘For the Largest Assortment of

Silk Handkerchiefs, try Paton & Co’s.

For the Handsumest Silk Hand-

kerchiefs, go to Paton & Co’s,

For China Silk Handkerchiefs, with beautiful borders, go to Paton & Co’s.

One Thousand Silk Handker- chiefs to choose from at Paton & Co’s.

Pure White Silk Handkerchiefs all prices, at Paton & Co’s

Fancy Shot Silk Handkerchiefs at James Paton & Co’s.

Don't buy Silk Handkerchiefs before seeing Paton & Co's,

Ladies’ and Misses’ Kid Mitts, only 45¢.~ a great bargain— at Paton & Co’s

Men’s Fur Coats—all prices— at James Paton & Co’s.

Men’s Persian Lamb Caps, the cheapest, at Paton & Co’s.

Goat Robes, in great variety and lowest prices, at Paton

& Co's,

Kor Ladies’ Dolmans, Fur-lLined Circulars and Astracan Jack- ets, there is no better place

in the city than James Paton & Co’s. Just the place to buy Dress

Goods, the best est price. — James

& Co’s.

where you can get variety at the low- Paton

For Millinery, try James Paton & Co. See their Trimmed Hats at $1.75, $2 and $2.25.

The balance of our Ulster and Mantle Cloths clearing out at reduced prices.—Paton & Co.

For Shawls—the best value in the city—try Paton & Co’s,

Wonderful! Wonderful!

Most Wonderful is our great sale of Reefers and Overcoats, Our Low Prices astonish every- one. Give Paton & Co. a trial if you want to save money.

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Men's Underclothing

VERY CHEAP AT

|PATON & COS

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"|What the People Say!

We have tried everywhere, but can find no better place than PATON & CO’S. They have the Largest and Best Stock to choose from. You try

1 see if you cannot Invest some of your Surplus Cash to Advant ize.

Parties in need of a pereon to post An }

make ont their yeatly ac- [ j }

huve them carefoliy and cheaply

pph ing to A. G. BREMNER, at the Law &) way ’ “4 | Court fouse, room opposite P rotheno- wy € a e a! i cas

iw eod yasdem 3 w ee ~ 8 i

Store ‘end ‘Dwelling House ou . as co 7

Greal George Street, how coe Pears cree ~ Te BB} eT. ; Possessi iven hth Januay , # : a rool “ re Charlottetown, Dec. 17, 1889--dy 2Zaw wky

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