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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 903, 22 April 1891, Page 1

i f ,. ; •';";' • T:ie retail shopkeeper will sooa ,be a thinjf of the^ past, lif the present craze for centralisation goes on. The latest devfc opmerit J is4tit}^^ 'formaiion^of { a' %$ J oper ttiti? %VfM^ >^Sflii9i^#vo' chur 3^ 9^ , vThe' jaggft!) W probably ! be J « Th^ Grand 'cbnsoli^ 6 : datel jg^lg^ain&ifon'of- Cuildre^ f 8' i T^p !u * anil jLolly Emporium,^ ;fhe ri'giii'g , generation can buy aha'por^h,.o£ sweet'; stufi|^rfd^e^a^ 'discbunt -of,' fifteen ,per ' cent forjjashj'aqd a iJbnus'every Salur- ;! • . „.< «1 „,' H. jti.v ;rf}»i ,*'f ; "-: .':■■;'. day nornmg. >„*f <„ j,{, .., „<.. „„.,„,, L ipy 1 (has .{.been ," dropping s j; Wnto poetry" on the subject of "one- ; ;i peof le, } Bne' ; destiny r ;" ; fi Sb^eaKS^ 'of 'tn^V first . " Cfadled m Hope by 'thfc Wtiree^fc ihp>n/ ana of their mothers who : *||milediiT:? ■iqiti To triumph," We :: had Jde,% : ,|?| thai! tbe--early - New-rSoßth- -rWelebineHe^" >( w ; ere " cradled imlka, b^ tb^ev mailers ofthe'impris^nld, Jnd -)^i«brfr * 'tob<|iers were doubtlesrf fela'd to get rid of sihei. Wa|Lit YnW 4|th:oriyj TrSllone \yho descrrbid^De-A^&a^'^ristocricy Jthfe^aselves, but merely^heir fathers V' " '" $Yi>EN#ajki-: basipufc down its „ foptJfitnjly. At the first i meeting of the newjly elected Licensing Committee, '<Rev. L. M, Isitt, l was elected CKairman. In I reply to a- question from t^l UCown Clerk, the Chairman -said he saw no Objection tbe>iniiderstan<)ing'-fgomg for^h that no licenses, conditional; qe -^ o,|th'erwise, would be granjted. '"' ' jtETftENOHMENTj. f 'The -'Government, whicbYhildl tiilp.tf iO.ession's honorarium was earned by a few day's sitting, has an Economic fit, «rid' the' usual reductions 'ar.ejbeing'madei 5 c TH^y;wiielv 'de't^rmiife i ' ■to ■ke^p>tbe li partiqulflrfl to, themselves... „ They know f t6o well the bawl of; - execra- , would arise' were the public to learn how many poor jii^clerpaid clerks jafeldismissed m order that a Liberal Government might' • receive; <wages 'for work itdKThotdo, V! v " -"^ :-:'S «> r.n H : : •■■• ! .««-.'7-.>'il ;o -". ciii.fi ja -jj;,: \ HE-had-a-W-t-rb-iy andit got inta the; river once or twice, and went through a cnaff-cutter/ arid been lased 'as a tack- hammer, and thtown at a stray dog onde m a while, and finally it took it m" to jts innards to go erratically, So he tools it to the watchmaker who says that ffep|airs>t^<W™t-rb r ry never exceed one *hal|F crowni -iheftwatchraaieroperied^itVj. smslled it, shook it, held it (o his ear, pol:ed it about generally witli a skewer, ana remarked, • Mine vriendt, vhas she ? * £ V Jfgo zhometimes!?'|-(Yfs f she goes 1 firstratjß occasionally.'— ' I vhas dink so; you ze^ her vhen she vhas going 1' JDable News (?)^-St. Petersburg, Apjril 16. The Czarina is ill, St. PetApril 17. The Czarina is not ill] Sofia, April 18. Ex-king Milan is going $0 a JBarisJan^'lad^. Ib^Jj gr^de, April 18. Ex king~Mi!an is not going to marry a Parisian lady. This .is the kind of twaddle the daily papers 1 sejve up to their readers day after day, jima all the 'ifhile'tHey'W^^ri^lbßiar jparlance, 'blowing' .about their great enterprise m publishing cable news. If thfey would give less cable and more news "hpir readers would appreciate their enterprise more. • -RA.EAI-A FtOU-tt -M-ILLSr •-.,- - [up.t-J A] Vr^ Mills will be returned by Raif to the nearest Statiod withia 20 miles of RaKaia. KFreefif RAIL CARRIAGE one, ifay..:-.-^-. !; .^ y,.-.,Jv ; „....■ ■■.>,■. .... „,. ; JOSEPH TUBNEB.