... their present selection in the Shoe Line. All orders in connection with the trade promptly attended to. No. 791. Vol. XIV. BOOT AND MOH SHOP, SQUARE. PoRTSOY. DWELLING HOUSE on the East Side of Nowrit lima with OARDEN attached. presently occupied Meow ...

... Sixpence a R. W. H. ATIONSONS fIHAMPION PLAT?, POLI..sII.* bold everywhere by ga Ironul Grocers, and Oil and Cu'perinea. BOOTS ! BOOTS 1 BOOTS ! ! WHO would about with Utak tom poking in the nod SHOW very best sad workmanship at the lowest prises 300? lIHOZ ...

... fair Frobehly this inordinate admiration of golden hair arises from the fact that light is the ideal of all beauty. Apollo was all dishevelled with light. Homer compares all his goddesses and mortals to the golden Venus. In history and in fashion, therefore ...

... strong body of polio) almost impamaible. The prisoner, who arrived from Maidstone by train, was escorted from the train in a cab; but on his arri l at the court be was loudly booted by the cops who appeared in a most excited Amts. On the cowl being opened ...

... Billiard Table 0 end Tables re. and (Loth nod Cashion Rubber BOOTMA. tr for the WATERPROOF K BOOT. A S Y 0 U see Advt. in the !d \evspaper GOLDEN WAX and T,ONDON WAX OHEAPEST CANDLIB MADE. & BOAM ES', GREENWICH. THE APIIX.II - ATUB Mareffaoturins ...

... The queen v. Edwards bun beard. This was • amnia use stated bytlioasirma of theWset Kent Quarter Sessions, as whither the parish of Woolwich, in all II of Kent, Ds liable or a sum of the from the accident to the Prisms `lie,. The set out that out of ...

... taken two rooms, but lie showed her into one and followed her. He the then- and said, Don't be silly. Site never put her boots out of the bedroom their. She sat in the room on a chair all night. In the The two men, Williams and Shea, convicted at l ning ...

... insensible condition. His left eye was gouged out, and six contused wounds were found on his head. AN inquest was held at Maidstone on Monday, touching the death of • newly-born child, the body of which was found on the banks of the Medway on Saturday night ...

... decline, Wesdow Brom, widow Brom, May set, an' set divine, Weedow Brom. When the clouds have all roll'd by, In= beneath a golden sky, 'Twill be beautiful to she, Weedow Broom Bat why thus dream of death, Humes, Weeduw Brooo, Bright nor bop's. au' bn,nl ...

... THE DOUBLE MURDER IN KENT. At Dartford Petty Sessions on Saturday, John Knocker, aged 40, an army pensioner, was charged on rema nd with the wilful murder of David Smith, y e ses of age landlord, of the l;reyhound Inn, Sutton-at-Hone, and further with ...

... Royal Exhibition on the 3rd May. THE death is announced of Mr. James Whatman, late M.P. for Maidstone. The deceased gentleman at one time represented West Kent. THE Baroness Burdett-Coutts on Saturday opened a reading-room, forming a new wing to the Wandsworth ...

... Finding ou tot was o t their ni ften Vilai.t the had einem m et W e as e be s eoareti, through the intiteuce of the i GOLDEN Tit • II metal. -Thew I ceased, the prece he Westinghouse Poser Company, whose • uoble ierds, which were at nor tame threatened ...