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... Customers his well-selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which, for quality and price, cannot be surpassed. Also B. 4 J. Dick's GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS and SHOES kept in stock. New Elastics put in old Boots by Machinery. BOOT AND SHOE EXCHANGE, Fobbst Buildings ...
... Customers his well-selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which, for quality and price, cannot be surpassed. __ts ...
... Customers \_j his well-selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, whioh, for quality and price, cannot be surpassed. Also R. & J. Dick's GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS and SHOES kept in stock. New Elastics put in old Boots by Machinery. BOOT AND SHOE EXCHANGB, Forest Buildings ...
... price, cannot be surpassed. ?? R. A J. DicVs GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS and SHOES kept in stock. New Elastics put in old Boots by Machinery . BOOT AND SHOE EXCHANGE, Forest Build— f as, Formate Street, CHESTER G. MARSH I, Gbosvenob Stbeet, Chbstsb, SOLE AGENT ...
... cvnvu. diapers. -aUn. clotha, flannel* wtuoey*. and every daaeriptton* draperr good - Stamp for whole*«le ce llrt.-W. Clarkson, Kent Merchant. Yorkshire. GBKRNOBOCBRT BUSINESS.—To di*po*ed of. a t ...
... the mistress of the Brackley.strn4 school, In meneation with the Golden Cross llicaion of Meseta J. and R. Moth y . Charles Horme Lewis. a boatman, 22, was on Monday indictee at the Kent county amine for the meneleughter of Kate Lewis, bin wife, on the ...
... o'clock ca Sunday night a boat, et half-past seven outside the iron wicket gate of promise • and, ' like the autumn. rich with golden The °punka elegies can be in some respeet reconciled their first approaches towards makiag love to Miss Main ea* Pull. which ...
... mad Sans veal publish shorty vol. nine of Terse by the late Mr. 11. W. Bride y, the author of Cassandra, entitled tbs Golden Lute .and °thee Poems. It Mr. liaddelso last work, and published by Lid brother. me only out a regard hor iutrinenr reerita ...
... to his Customers Vy his ?? Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which, for quality and price, cannot be surpassed. Also R. A J. Dick's GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS and SHOES kept in stock. New Elastics put in old Boots by Machinery. BOOT AND BHOE EXCHANGE, Foeest Buildings ...
... predicted for the coming harvest. The excitement AP peat nod bei•terons. and the people come from milm around. Every bane rof Kent: is bound at the preceding harvest to mow •way selected straw for the hissing of this wheel Should be neglect thia, every evil ...
... avoid cotton socks— good worsted or stout merino ones are the best; and let your boots, too, be strong, thick, and well made. Anyihing, too, in tbe way of a polished leather boot is most objectionable. Strong spring sides, also, are preferable to laces, which ...
... Gloucester Journal to suggest the erection of the principalities into a European kingdom, with tbe Golden Horn made a free port. Lord Derby declines even that Golden Horn of the Eastern dilemma. Masteb Tommy's View of It.— Master Tommy (he had been very naughty ...