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ESTAILISIIED I89I THE GUARDIAN cHAaLo1'ri~:rowN, PRINCE iinwarm ISLAND, Toasoiir, Novamimii 15, 1898.- sradus. 7

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meet ei* ‘ and west ld practicable, but some change should be|

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9"” 1 5; G f Councillor McCarron pointed out that

Q°°°°» Wegt “Ee "Rm h ra gm to the farmers were perfectly fair and did

lilg “St °‘ 9 mm 1° mon 1 not want the tolls abolished

to l i/ro S 8, effected

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penal from Vrifton to }\mc,. The motion to have the petition ne ---

fmm Pownal to Queen on the table was then lost, Councillors

Rwynuons are heme- m \IcCarron, Wheatley ard Taylor voting

1 me by for it the other councillors against it

“mtl to 851°" 9 The original motion was then carried '

Wpe ‘rom Pownal Mayor Warburton s ated that a depu

'50 feet outward to me channel _-_ tation from the city teachers had waited ...___ f Severe “Gam” does not upo i him asking for the uso of the "

earl) that ** Pomon °f A |-9|\gthV D|3CU93|0|1 At council chambei during certain hours

may he put in operat on be- L every aitemete Thursday afternoon Makes Ah Awkward Con-,

Chrtstmas holidays ast N|ght 3 c°un°|| O i _

n motion the use of the Recorder s fess|°n __ Quebec papers ,,

Mééfihg - stl’69t |-i€hf8 room was ranted the teachers

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A Dommlon Analyst were Alan ¢°ns|de|,ed A motion oi Councillor Horne s em Di9¢\»|33.fh9 c°V9"\°|` 89'"

_ powering the Street Committe to lease °ra|sh|p _ La Mmervevs

101] Omgigl Analyst ln 3, Spring PB1'k field f0I‘ 8, l6I'l`D Of thl'68 Ol'

ot Abbey s Efterveseent __ tive years was lo-t, Councillors Horne, T8|k8 Of D|8¢Ol\f9l\f. ‘

Abbey’s Ederveaoent Salt, \\ heatley and McCarron voting for the

no mnredieun qfan mp;-lone His \Vori-hip Mayor Warburton, motion. the other councillors opposing __l_ i

gba;-aeter This gem- ecorder Haszard and all the Council

eelme base; wlueh form lors were present at the regular meet The Finance Committee recommend-

when Sai; 15 added and 19 ing of the City Council held last night ed that the contract for lighting the (.ity N _

very dehghiful ape;-lem bevel-nge After routine business a petition was Building be awarded the Gas Company PARIS. N0V~ 14-(bP9°l9'1)-_'Tile plgmble and effeeqve The read largely signed by the leading at $80 a year The recommendation peace commission stands adjourned till

of Abbeys Effervsseent Salt merchajns of Charloltltetoyyn tslkgng was acceptedv h ‘ td h \Vedne5d,,y_

you in good health Sold bv that t e market to s e a o is e Councillori ic oison poine out t e, Th d t d. . that S nine, everywhere at ,;.0 cents a Councillar Lrabbe moved that the necessity of hayingastreet light placed Wm gezsuzrtsoilimlsgolgotvgels Philip [Ines 'fuel e,Ze ie cents matter be referred to the mirket com- near St James church I P

mittee to report at next meeting Councillor Horne believed this mat except for a substantial monetary con-

Councllar Taylor too_k strong ex- ter wdould be satisfactorily settled in a side,-anon e,ndifAme1-ice, refugee will

he proposition of abolishinv few ays - d 1

purchased for spot cash a large C9PU0Ill0'I T 1 d h 1 h break off the negotiations an cave, of mens and bow ulsters the tolls, claimino' that such an acl Conn ay or snogeste t atthe iv ts masters to be deanwith by Washington

nd meters at less pr ces than would be elass leg,islation dThe inarkeé gi; the lpwiatgiectioiiboi Hilllbcifto’ strefg and Madrid. . _ A

pnce of the cloth We costs neary$ll.0 to con uct 1 an rea ]us so a a ig wou V y __

at the price aug wed] sen are weto collect nothinirr from those be pieced at thcreorncrofriiitlsbowughw-f¢’i‘iiB‘1S‘doae<lor the »pnrpose cipro- ihey no Will you share who ‘(1136 "J Had Want? ‘gg matter amd Rflchmgnd Sims” Tglgh C°“°°11” tecting the political future of Spain’s

tl t t t son , wo an ree were . . _

h“gam§> Men S working lacwts igdifnitteeonce an no re err 0 any acgsointzdutolnqiiire into the matter c°mmlssw?ers` K|"“f°"° "°3“°h° P°Vd°"' 1° cu' and other bargains in proper- , L d I d , _ . e ` __

B_Macdona1d&C0 _ Councillor Horne seconded Council boun yous ecine to act LONDON, Nev, 14_[spe¢ia1] Siri

lar Crabhes motion with the under Conn Nicholson moved seeondedb

better time eine ’ and as cillor McCarrons motion

Bm no Powom

Ausolamwbimn

Makesthefoodmoredeliciousandwholesome

KVALHAKIIHFOWERGO NEWVORK.

Councillor Horne said that the adop D

street from (mean to Pownal tion of permanent stalls would not be

snfwnnfas of the market were said to conceal part ‘ A I 7

PATERSUN RESIGNED

ms have alreadv been ,md as f of their goods in order to escape paying ' 7 _ A ____ ' f _ 7

tolls This matter and others might be V

profi ably investigated b _y the commit-

Qlmngliiitqrogggll we;d;de 2°" The expenses of the market e

GNU 5° Hlllsbxroufyh building amount to $750 yearly the

full# ¢°l bomlwh prom Graft" to tolls to only about $675 He advocated -

0| mid’ “ H having the upstairs converted into per-

BUW manent stall , th t t ll t

0|! P"°°i' “qt “de from b~7d°°7 t of the markest alll; rea mg a Pa was

ll*°"“`°‘; Outh Mde from G t -____.. Councillor Vi heatley ridiculed the ____._._

DW” °Q1e_n md Que “ia idea of a woman coming to market 691° 1° 1 en perhaps once a year and paying a toll

Yin* of 10

ia Will Investigate the -i To Give U the

me co Fm up. .

0rr.iwA,_ Nov.f1,4.-(Special)-Hon.

J. C. Patterson iid resigned the gov- ernorship ot Manitoba. He was sp- pointed to that position in September," 1895. -

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RECIPRUCITY.

Negotiations :Now on at Washing-

ton Wlth Good Prospects.

WAsHiNG'i'oN. Nov. 14.-(Special)-

Negotiations are now on for reciprocity between the United States, Canada and the British West Indies and the Ameri-

cans are understood to be favorably disposed. `

TWO `_ESCAPED` `

captain and Balance of Grew were

Killed and Eaten.

SAN Fiiiuscisco. Nov. 14.-(Special)

-Word has been received that Captain Kahlson and crew ofthe trader Sea Ghost have been murdered and eaten byzuatives of the`Solomon Islands. Tw men escaped. -

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BY-ELEGTIUNS NEAR

Also A Redustributlon llloasure An.

nounced. _

MONTREAL, Nov. 14.-(Special)- LaPatrie announces that by-elections will be held before Christmas in the'

four vacancies in Quebec, three in Ontario and one in Prince Edward ls- land. all onthe same date.

It also announces a rssdistribution

bill for next session, restoring county linesvas boundaries for ridings.

T0 Cure a Headache in ten minutes, W

' y Wm Marriott this morning character

CE1_i.,gy_Never before in, standing that the matter would b Conn Hooper, that the Fire Depart _ .1

an ° _ ° ' i if _ -@-

ot celery growing have we submitted to the next meeting ment be authorized to purchase 500 feet “lf '{’_)°t°y °dt°?;”;°”Z “gm” gn EE V ‘, celery as this year, and Councillor Wheatley tavoi-ed settling ot new hose 3 1°- / U 1° ml 9 "ing 1`°°_1V 2 our dime shipmeng eg eu known to be the best the matter at last night’s meeting Conn Crabbe moved seconded by [from Hooley £1,000 as part' of his fee , _ e has .n_i"d_ Thwm

new in existence ee welll Ceuncillo McCarron moved an Conn Wheatley hat the motion lie on as soucitor for the comp,” that wash, _ . _

Y direct from the grwifl

beer diet amendment that the etition lie on the the table in o der that he mifrht consult . . _ i i _ . .

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papers altlwelcome Lord Mmto, Conservative, linda _dealt with the d`he1_'dc'o`M for minding to continue Tapper ill’Uf§¢€ “Bd f°1' PW' doning Shorlis, the Yaileytield murder-

or- f ~» 0 ~fMinerve says it would not require many such governorfgetierals to make

ns disoontented withlthe _colonial tie and

bringus tothe. point oi. choosing our OWU. .

and alsdihedhhgtepihingllcd tab‘e p with the tire chief B “we ° mg 1°” 1°: Cuba u S* ‘The ‘IWMY “ 55° "U \'”l

I C0 Th d t Bd Hooley gave him a check for £50,500 are able to loll lowor thin ll]

you wel] em- mono being Counc llor Wheatley seconded un e amen men was cam for tha Conservative funds’ expectmg a made by mwah arm..

tous ot benefiting our fellow |Councillor Hooper favored havinv' a baronetcy but as it could not be secur I Besides, you out whit yd U19 33530 “|110 9015158 091'* “I(’§)rt f'?lm thilmulien °°mtu="3°° th t cd the money was returned getting . 7

we therefore make the tollowin EDCI 01° 1 00 9011 S ll 0 3 --- ' ' _ _ 1 l odor for winter supplies d GCNPISIMS Ut’ mme f°2‘1\'d10g Ulf* WASHING/rox Nov 14 --[Special] -i _lf'1QNT§E&L»NQ_V- 14-[SP°°l°1J The R '°"°|°°’ _ _ ery 32 3 bbs $0 A plgn of method of collecting tol Same patrons _Fam cooler’ bmk Wemrl winds ._ _ _ _ _ _

celery sent with each order ordcrinv please state it for .win-

It sample lot re

5c in stamps tor postage

Gay & Son, Charlotte own Tele- 180 -25tues tri and wk, Sw Ex

mon, mes and wk

R euro to ploasol y0\_l»

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‘ Lily, Calla Lily, etc. ‘ L

Another Governorohlp for lir Wil-,_

The _following are the

pork. 7.77.

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will do to Midi!

ooime lolgund lolotoof.

Morirunn.. Nov., _ 15.-_-(8po&l]-if

Viscount Mclgimo lon ot (k\lh'l IU Governor General, is improved I health.

Lord Mints and party will proud U

Ottawa Tuesday.

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Nov. wheat, 66§ ; corn,

Dec. Wheat, 661; c0l'\‘l,81I;

pork, 7.77. 5

May wheat, 66| goorn. 88|; olimllla

pork, -.

Soup’s, SD iS SMP: Zi; .mimi rn' arc8lh7H|Ill»l!l*8IU“ iltto. In soap, that WUI

511% "‘°"“ “‘

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for Garden and Home Cultuk, perfectly hardy.

Catalogue sent fi-se.

-Our stock comprises, H c' y` _

`Tulip, Fressia, Narcissus, Bermuda Direct I“’P°"f'e"’ °f H°n"ad Dau'

asses

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“ We have ii magnificent tssortment oi ladies garments Prices, $175 352.25 $2.50,” $3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $6.00 &c.

No better values can be had We believe and we ask you to call and inspect samebefore you purchase. then if you don’t see what you

want at the right price you Wont be asked to buy

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