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... A Pinch of Common Sense is Worth Ponnd Talk. WISE PEOPLE KNOW THAT BAILEY'S OVERCOATS AND WINTER CLOTHING, CARDIGAN JACKETS TROUSERS, COATS & VESTS, & SUITS, Mast the Pinch of the Times in Prioe, and are THOROUGHLY TO DATE. SEE THE GOODS -AND NOTICE THE ...
... A Pinch of Common Sense ii Worth a Pound Talk. WISH PEOPLE KNOW THAT BAILEY'S OVERCOATS AND WINTER CLOTHING, CARDIGAN JACKETS TROUSERS, COATS & VESTS, & SUITS, Meet the Pinch the Times in Price, and are THOROUGHLY UP TO DATE. SEE THE GOODS AND NOTICE ...
... TRY N E LYNN, • » GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER, allowing Special Lots FLANNEL SHIRTS (SHRUNK), CARDIGAN JACKETS, LAMBS' WOOL SHIRTS & PRINTS, NORMAL UNDERCLOTHING WORSTED HOSE AND HALF-HOSE, LINED CALF & WORSTED GLOVES, SEVERAL SPECIAL LINES. 70, HIGH STREET ...
... V LYNN, GENTLEMAN'S OUTFITTER, showing Special Lota of FLANNEL SHIRTS (SHRUNK), CARDIGAN JACKETS, LAMBS' WOOL SHIRTS & PRINTS, '* NORMAL UNDERCLOTHING WORSTED HOSE AND HALF-HOSE, LINED CALF & WORSTED GLOVES, SEVERAL SPECIAL LINES. 70, HIGH STREET, GRANTHAM ...
... WHARF ROAD COAL CLUB. JOHN J. FORD Has undertaken to carry the Business of the «GOLDEN FLEECi COAL CLUB, tad will supply the Members with BEST COAL the same terms as heretofore. Advantages : Best Quality Lowe Pkicks Supfly! WHARF ROAD COAL CLUB. DISSOLUTION ...
... Crusaders will be given on Tuesday evening next, St. John's School-room, Spittlegate, by Mr. James Moore, organist of Bottesford Church. The Rev. C. JSlsmere has arranged to take the chair, and some of the St. John's choir will attend and render various selections ...
... Escsra.—A case of drowning has occurred! and —an the subject inqueston Monday, the Cardigan Arms. Annie Bar - | rait, of Edmund Barrik, the body' , that her son John, aged six years. He left home about five o'clock on Saturday, and was with five other ...
... SUITS TO CLEA^f' TRYNER LYNN'S WOOL SHIRTS REDUCED TO CLEAR. TRYNER LYNN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS REDUCED TO CLEAR. TRYNER LYNN'S TRAVELLING RUGS REDUCED TO CLEAR. TRYNER LYNN'S CARDIGAN VESTS REDUCED TO CLEAR, 70, HIGH STREET, GRANTHAM. ' '■* ' v ' 7' v•: IMPOSITION ...
... panion of Lord Palmerston. T saw him, some years ago, come to one of Gavazzi's, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present: premier; therefore presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not without ...
... last veer, and he sustained a broken leg and arm. He appeared in court on crutches, and said that he had been told the doctors that would be a cripple lor life. He pleaded not guilty, and was represented Mr. John Norton. Tire driver of the lorry. Ronald Terry ...
... Silk*. Gabardines, and Wool Repps. The vogue for Knit-wear is well reflected our Displav of KNIT COSTUMES, JUMPERS, and CARDIGANS. Hundreds of Ladies' and Children's HATS to select from, bought specially for the Easter trade. The Right Goods the Right ...
... Five percent, on all accounts paid monthly Sold in Casks 18 Gallons and upwards. To had on draught at MANNERS ARMS, SPITTLBQATB SEE WINDOW!!! JOHN CHAMBERS, WOOLLEN AND GENERAL DRAPER 7, HIGH STREET. SEE WINDOW!!! LADIES' & CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING, BABY LINEN ...