... BOOT WAREHOUSE, 29, HIGH BTREET, MAIDSTONE. AGENTS FOR THE « ADAPTED AND “ WALKINEASE” BOOTS AND SHOES. ; (763 TURNIP SOWING SEASON, 1886. ODAMS’ BLOOD MANURE FOR TURNIPS AND MANGOLD. TH!S Manure gave extraordi results last season, when generally the ...

... KENT AND SUSSEX ASSIZES. b~ I:‘, : counties of Keut ..‘:.hc“ “.','.1.T--. ou Tusmilay last. - Baroa Pollock, who was the presidiug Juilge. e %€ 4,15 on Mouday afterncon, aud 3 hm& on J‘nnl-hlll. proafter robing o e aren, socompanic by the “‘“'. d ...

... cleans boots and . knives. - Aygl!—ln-‘,wg Craybrooke: House, S.dcup, Kent. - g . Pul_xcooxs wanted for Fawkham £3O, Addington: £2O, Gravesend ' £lB, Maidstone ¢35, Pinner €l6, Hunton: £2o.—Apply, or write, Mis B lmed. Week-street, Maidstone: - ' = 200 ...

... the Stenderd Omes. B 0 street, Maidstone. - s (4 - R VANT (thorough). Age 2. 5. 7in. Good character.—W. Emn Pen-dt. Mo, Coehetr ARDENER (head working) : 31, married, 9 -“dul: years' p.d(i;-l..‘up-n-:né-iin Qhisebanst. Kent. T Dooald, Wes s —————————————————— ...

... SERVANT Wantad for a country ¥ Inu, ‘thoroughly respectable. = Active and willing. No boots or knives; giod wages.. Age 2) to 30, Good referemnces. Mrs. Duck, Keston, Hayes, Kent. = 4 + ...

... M'WMhM’Nfl% o ' to cncated by thim with care sad peompiibede mm‘.wm»u-mm ot the Jowrnal, 13, Middle Row, Maidstone. ~ - 'H. & R. NOAKES, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE FURNISHING AND GENERAL TRONMONGERS, WHOLESALE AND _RETAIL STOVE S MANUPACTURERS, . Marble and Enamelled ...

... far as Maidstone was ! mwum-fibeo?hd,ht : be approved of the Bill. as it had for its object the mfiu of the welfare of their fellow human (cheers). He should be Lappy to hear the . fin of n,oo&.r‘nt-on the - Bill.—Mr. C. Bes merton said the Maidstone Early ...