Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

ciilLc.U J" En, an ASSISTANT also, an Apprentice t<i tli- Draj.^o lJu iue —.Apply to "<r J. J'Ui.i T N, lib -ywetlre. 2698 \v. .N ii.ij, an API'KKNTICK to the Drapery t xi! i irje*: v TrL ie.-Aii!,Iy tfj K. PKITcmHl), J*Vsi' r si.p. (Vfn, Kuiibon. :2/j¡;jj V;y/. NTKI) to HOHi'?'W. ?3.50 on Mortga?p of ? & Freehold Property.-Apply to Mr Jno. Vuli.uks. Old White Lion, f'efn. 2G¡1.; -1 Nl r>, :i respect a Me Youth as an APPKKN- » I'h ti to the (id eral I)r;il)ery.-Al,ply t(i Eu. Sumi. i> hi^li-in e;, Wrexham. 2720 > \*i>T AN"! i I) a;i -c;iv«- yr utig mm for the Provisina 'J Must 'i rai l t!. (;c)(,# d reft-rence infliqpen-al)le 'lliq' spi ,ii. V. eisii.— 2703 F.VKJi \L FARM and other SERVANTS wanted ;t kU" ¡'r g toil s —Apply at 'he ItEOir-TRY iCK, jn Tenace, Khusddu, Wrexham. 2712e V5i7 ANTKD, an APPR! NTl' K to the Wholesale t v Drug and Chemical Department.—Apply to Hinf.J'ii it Co., Town Mill, Wrexham. 2t:lï I"]".iNTiT), a (;EFI:'I. EnV\T who cm V t t. A Housemaid kept. Small fam!ly, Mrs Fal I.KNEK, Linda House, lf»iid>ill. Pi.-ai-.it. 267-ic \*7 ANi KD a cod Housemaid and Waitress for a t lady in Wiexhatn.—Immediately apply with a 24, Heal-)Ias-strpe, 2711r A'^TKD, a SITUATION for a r?pt-ct-?te W Youth of 15. Can Wfjt? wpH and !H f"iriv %<> heavy manual work.— Hope, Post, ffice, Ool jni'li.rr, Newark. 2(;76c t,!), a 1:0' IF for a SHED, about 27 yards V 10, 1!) yarti, A l.'ojf of an oM Brick -died wi:¡ ,I' if in it rendition.—^pply. with price, t" A.V., .Átl"( ,rr flffice, Wrexham. ClJ'Jfj t i • m i (; tI ,1 cooth, j -V-V u.kv. t> WATi HKS. H \liMoNirM<. Hor-KHOLD Ft- I N Fri I' It &-c. AfiENTs Wanted Enlarged, 11Iu.t.ftlp,¡ Hook Free —Apply HKN'llY May, Bineing- f Hj <; i'.oCEKS.- Wanted, a SITUATION in the i fir ,rerT Tr.fie. Able to speak Wel.-h )r t.r .'li-h. Age, 19. Good references Cin lie giTe*— Aoiire< .1. F., Liverpool Hnu-e, Rhiwhrvfdir, >1 >■<• 7T » AN"- "T>. a VI.<U'f; ITM A N. a-d ilw a ? ? LA ,nr I FP. accustomed to the management of -| <"ji. Wages, fifteen shillings a week. With har»eH! rroney. hi.u.-e, garden, ar.(( ten rood. of t. frer. -Address, Box :rt Po. Ciif iter. 266(9 \.V « ? T!) by a m -pectahle and experi< nc d p' r- <,  ,r. engagement, to superintend Landed and fT-.ii-j. hi-id Pin- erty. collertinc of retitq, ai,il g"iier:il 1\ j-Llctm:" Tf,f.rl'lict! eivt'n and security'' r>-in ii d — '■.ni-ly in the first instance to A. H. af the oC' uf tlii-jiai er. 2(;22r bl.i.SH AM UNIT KD DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD. "i 7 an F-.D e:"lv in Jamiarv next, a Certificated Provi,ionil) MISTRESS for the Infant's irf-nt of Rersham RoaH School. Average at- t ii'iHtice 40. ;-¡"hrv £5 "er annum. Afii.'H- iiio'is with -te-timonials to be sent to the in r>:g. •->! on oi In-fore Tues<lay, the 27th -N'ov znl,e-, R7- 270V, THOMAS BURY, ClvWr -treet, V»'r Clerk to the Board. To Let. -1" A I'i; 1!N JSHED P A RLQUR and two Bed-rooias J x in lot in Kgerton-street. 2704 H'II'nK TO LET, in St. Ma k's-terrace, W extiairj. ?B Apph-t?<Dr.Lyro.J<?t:s. ?53'' A House and Shop F 1,<) Let .-Enquire at Mr JOSHUA shaRR*TT, 2r;)r r BE LET THE ROYAL <>AK INN, Kb y E M-dre. Apply to T. Mam.ey, High s reet, "W' li th 2''5H LL. THE qUI<;E"i; HEAD I C ie.dp <eth.—Apply to H. E. AsI'tnu.i,, Wr-x!,ii: 266 <j f H: I 'P.'l (:,tnvt!tiieiit Houses an,1 Gardens, situ- j: a'c in Cunliffe-street, Rhosddu. Rent £17,- Appl) at 5. Hope-street. 1873r l'ARTMENTS TO LET.—A well furnished Far" j Io.ur with one or twu Bedrooms. — Ap|)lv at :l2 Kr.b!ig-r->ad, Wiexham. 272:$1, i,l-T, a full li(-enst-ti in 4 111.. neighbourhood of Wrexham. — Apjd% to T. Ma: v. High stre«t., Wrexham 2714e «OM: "KTAltbl-. APARTMENTS, a Parlour and g "? ) iromn to LET. suitab e for one or two :It it, Applv at 2. Eleai)or Territc, Lome 2649 i N.N, (; H A R 1,FS STREET, WREXHAM — u £ and Conveyances (single or double har- fi' I", H i.K. —H«r>e» taken in at livery, Mmi, tuirges. 2741" ( n. Bi-. LhT AFTEltGHA:-i d. to (h, town. Mr A. T. J ONES, Co -1 Mer- -liaiit, Ciiitr.ui-street. 2715r LET, wit(! immediate pos-ii.>sii(n, an Old Ks J Iflili-hml Publif-bouse, siluite in one of ihe pr n. ii-al s reet.s in Llin^ollen. — Apply to David I'K'•• T.-v i-r, Wrexbam. 271Hr 1>E LET, at Rbosijllen, within]^ miles of i i.eioaui, I'W,) r,-ceiitl% Pill .li rep-iir Apply to I ill' -nl. Wrevbam. in Ueij;r.ive-.siivet, Hirdir, two w -I'SES, containing thr-e Beiiro u-. >r, Kit. hen, Back Kitchen. Gas anil Water 2;iysc j-AI:T\'L,S,-To),et. Euinisbeil, 1 nge com- i. loie Front Bediooui aUt. Sitti .g-rooui, 'i O.u-iti-niir Road, Wrexh im. Fur further at cither the Ofliee of this Panel-, -,i r- H'gh-street, Wrexham 2ti.")lij LI T, with immediate possession y fullv -iis-cl BEERHOUSE, with goo i garden and a'ic' -d. situate in a particularly healthy >•iint p-i'i n. RETI, i: PI-1- all IIID. ■> modi-r'itv?.—Address, tUt* I-ia^le Itr. w.-tv 2716r l> r. \ijih iniinediaii* possession, a Hou- in ;it,-r Also, a Hou-e in Victoiia l«l roams, j»:i-and water. —Apply i- t Wrexii iiii. -6»i^.i "3 • i,'T in Ku ibon, near Wrexham, a coiuiuodious 3 and PREMISES, where an extensive and 'nl 1 ratle jn lue (;rj¡cry. Provisions, ))r:i?"r\. oraru'b.- of business An ? ';aHt-!??.l.cnn' Ai';)?LKS)r?'TK); ;)i Wn-xbaui. ?tt)h t. I Hi '[KK II) jji liir ie.r ce, B .r; vv- oil' •••:• I.-y-road, in a very liedthx sinia- s-itu of .iiawing-roum wi'h Iny window, ■1 ■ ■ four b: dtooui-, c'ose'. kitrhen, an-i two ti ;ed up with "aterand g-is. lient £ 1!) ner i. '-pply to Wii.i.iam Rixjkks, bnililir, ..r :till. .i). :t ,i ijLi-tlt-tat-ht (I Villa Residence, si'u- ■ .:i i'1.rn;td. OsWestrv, now occupied hy i iibley, Esq., consisting ?f dit?n?.draw' • i. .? Ineaifast, r'"m<, ?)?d fiif !a.¡. ¡,d-I ithroon w;th kitchen, l?iick tlit- '■ • ffiees, -roquet lawn, and t!')??'ra"? kitchen • »pp'} to CHARUKS G. i«A\ LKY, 'Ihe Cross, » •. Blliiw .leS hy Vrivaxe C.-u.i.ct.  riS ) ..il D, in good condition, a small Git; ? ?u.?'.f f"c a pon?. Can be ?eeh at the Whj;e r ■ >.iLr. a good strong HOUSE and two >-pring -Its. Apply U. K»ans and Co., T,wl1 2ti!l4 IJ si i ij), a Snri g (W KT, in goiid condition, suitalde f..r any bu -iness. — Applv 1 i. Cow Inn, Penybryn. 2.jt¡"" Pressed Building BRICKS, aud ■' hand pressed facing do., to be had iu i-ight well-st-asoiied Spirit Casks, IS g illon-, also a Copper Fountain for Ale, Coffee, •t!V.i il it Water, with all gas fittings, tap: \"(' CI)lll. p.e Apply R. w. I-tans, Wine Merchant, Wrex- ham 2182r k* -• xLK.—t)i>e New 4 inch Horizmtal ENGINE, t P S i'.c' stroke, with second hand boiler complete v>u<" new tij inch Horizontal Engine, 8 iiicii strok-t- Aj.pij t.ii HAHU CHAiiwiCK, Eagle Foundry, Wrex- ham. 2616b OMALI. WATi.i; CORN MILL, with House, Gar- H ii.i. Outbuildings, and the Grass on side of ivrc to ;.e', with immediate possession, situate at He ore. netr Mold.—Apply to the Secretary, Mend re C impany. Limited, Mold. 2611b TYPE TO BE SOLD IN JANUARY NEXT. i YPE now used in The Wrexham Advertiser t i-m.-jsting of Bourgeois, Brevi-r, Minion, :111 laid, antl Nonpareil will be sold in January next at the iollowing prices:— 1, 6d per lb I,r,,v.er 3d i-i, in ;i-.l !i!eralti 8d I L-I)arei I. 8d ioor qi.untitles and particulars apply at the Office of .P. E u RE sul.D BY PRIVATE TREA'IY, isubj.ct < to < -Tiditions.) the unexpired term of the Lease of ad that Ul ARRY called "TREVOR HALL LIME AND 1 TAXING STONE QUARRY," near Ruibon, t igeihei with all the working plant and machinery. Then- a tram-road and Branch Railway to the Q mrry..tt.d a great outlay was made upon it by the late owner. This is a rare opportunity for a gooi1 i iii n: t anyone desirous of pushing the trade. Th C i)-LI iii- adjoins the works For furt'i- r particulars apply lo Messrs S. Hunhes, Glanvwern, Glvnceiriog, near Llangollen B. Wright, M ersey View Inn, Hale Bank, near Widnes Edward J ones, Hurnace Manager, Acrefair, near Ruahon or to Messrs Minshalls and Parry Jones, Llangollen and Oswestry Uaagollau, 25th August, 1877. 2577 Sales by Private Contract. FOR SALE.-A very hanaieme WAGGONETTB t' forming also a Stanhope Pbjeton, in perfect order, equal to new. To be seen at Conran's Carriage Works, Chester-street, Wrexham. N.B.—A Variety of other Carriages of first-c'ass workmanship on Sale. 248k TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAGi, i. Twelve Freehold CO 1TAGE HOUSES, with a piece of BUILDING LAND adjoining. at the corner of Morton-street and Bangor Road, at JoHNsTOW N. — For particulars apply to Mr C. W. WRIGHT, Bryn y Brain, near Ruabon. 2383j ON SALF.-Two BOII,ERSioft loug 7ft diameter, with Aiiamson's flange seam, fire boxes crossed by 12 Ga'.loray tubes Hopkinson's high steam and low wnter safety valve, and other fittings. Were last working under guarantee at 551bs per square inch. < >n rails here j £ S5 each. AIsot?f BOILERS:WF t bv 7ft 6 n diameter, flues :?t diameter, crowed by 12 Galloway tubes. In good conmtion, with fittings. On rails here X 110 each —Apply to Thomas BEELET, Hyde Junction Ironworks, near Manchester. 2610b Lost and Fomij. LOST, on Saturday last, between Acrefair and Lj Wrexham, a Waggonei\s RECEIPT HOOK.- Any person returning the same o J. T. Davies A Co., Cobd-n Mills, Wrexh im, will be rewarded for their trouble. 2700 OjTOLEV or STRAYED from Mr Blake's, Clay Farm, Bangor, on Nov. 7, a brown faced EWE If stolen, £2 reward will be paid on conviction of the ufiVicer or offenders; if strayed, liader will be hand- ouiely rewarded.—Information to be given to the above address. 2702j STOLEN Mr STUAYED, from a n:!d, during the ?? night of the 28th ult., the property of MiM I MOM as, Pontypentre, Llansa-irflFraid, a Bay CA RT MAKE, four years old, about fifteen hands high, small white star on forehead, ..wo white hind legs, and iu good condition. If stolen, five guineas reward will he paid on the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery f the mare. If strayed all reasondb^e expenses will be paid. Ii f rmation to be siven to Mr James Til Oil vs. of lie Newnes, near Ellesmere. 2671ti t' "'I)t-i), a rough crossed l KR^IEIt, grey, with i light face a?d Jeg,If rot claimed in seven days will oe s. Id to defray exi,e- .Apply C. Bate and So.v, Brewers. d Tenc.m- OSWESTRY SCHOOL BOARD. TO ARCHITECTS. JJLANS in compeition are required of the neces- sary buildings for a Board -chool at Oswestry for 400 children, Iou:, cip-i'le of excens'on in i's I varieus parts to receive 680. The bunding to com- prise schoolrooms for Boys, Girls, and Infanta, ap- portioned as follows 15i) Boys, 150 Girls, and ll'O Infants, together with the usual Lavatories and Offices. Also a Master's residence. I No premium will he given, hut the successful com- petitor will be employed to superintend the works, tor which the usual commission will be paid. The Board does not pledge itself to adopt any of the litiiq unices possessing sufficient merit in arrangement and lesign. An estimate of the cost to accompany ea h design under a seal cover enclosing the name and address of each competitor. Such plom awl estimate to be sent ,(p the uri,it-rsignel en or before Saturday, the 22nd day of December next. Any further particulars and a plan of the site may I be obtained upon application to J. C. BULL, Clerk to the Board. I Oswestry, 15th November, 1877. 26Slb CONTRACTS FOR MANUAL LABOUR. HIGHWAY BOARD, WliEXH-IM DISTRICT. TENDERS WANTED. HE HIGHWAY BOARD of the Wrexham Dis- < trict h iving renolved to let the Manual Lanour required to be done in the District by Contract, hereby invite lenders from persons willing to undertake the same. Some small Townships will bioi joined together in line letting. The Township of Brough^on will be divided into two letting*. Ruabon parish into three letting*, and the old Turnpike Roads into nine let- tings, as described below, viz.- THE TuW.vsmi's OF Bieston, Borras Hovah, B >rras Riffre, and Gour- tOR. Ahenbury Fawr, Erlas, Cacca Button, Ridley, and Dur ton-y-bran. I)tittoii I)iff,,t: Su,,tun, Pickhill, sesswick, and Ro-. ton. H sclusham Below and Erthig J lie wh le of the Township of Esolusbam Above. The whole of the Township of Minera. The whole of !he Township of Bersham. The whole o; the Tnwufhip of Aliington. Ih" whole <if the Township of Burton.- Tlie whole of I Township of Acton. Giesfoid and Llay. Ill- whole of ihe Township of lirymbo. aii,t FN,t(pn. 1 he whole wf the Township of Stansty. Ihe whole of the Township of Holt. I he whole of the Township of Gwer.-yllt. Brou^li mi iu two divisions, y-.z — No 1 —To incliul. the roads from Glanrafon to Plasgoch O'chard, from Rhyd Broughton to Croes- uewyil-i Kriilge, from Berse t • the Workhouse Bridge, an i fr m B'ou-hton Earm to the Brook ueir U l'per I md Loner Ike Faiins. No 2, -To include all the roads not ruelitione I iii No. I fttctl)4)11, if; titee (livi,ioll:" viz. No. ]. In include all the Township Uuads oh tile j u,ipei .-iiie of the rexh.tm a:nl Ku.thoii Jurupike R??..ti?ifr!t the Roa i lenling from Ku:t'jun 1 hui eh past Wynn Ha'l, to Peiiycae Schojls, but not ■ Lo illd',de tbe sak road. I ?". 2-Tu ¡¡¡dude all ihe T.'vnshi?rc?da to th-? :eft uf lie n.jd leading fiom liuabou Church to Peny- c?te -.itj(i to iiic,u,ie th,- road. No. :3 to include 'd) the Township Roads on the lower iue of ill- Wrexham and Iuabon 1 urnll1k Road. Reads ioim rly Turnpike Roads, in nine divisions i viz. :— No. 1. From Wrexkam CVm-tery to the corner of 1 the ^Vrniislay Arm- Hotel, lti hoi: rum Johnstiwn to Crab Tree Green, aud from Cioes Fuel to Plas Power l.ddgc. No. 2. -F.-i-m near P;irk Fytou I.odge through Rua- boll, to 1011 yards inond lrtfynant Budge, aud to lOi) jaril* hey n* 1 >Vwl>ri<l^e No. IJ -From King's Mills Bridge to Nant Bridge, Jj oil Overton Road. No. l —From C'-ab Tree Green to Bangor. No. 5 —Fr?m Marchw,el to Bangor. 'j No. (i Llit. boundary of the Borough of Wrex- him 011 the ( lie-ter-road to th- top of Marford Hill. ironi A1 u Bridge to Pulford i>ridge, from Al),Il Bridge to Ceinybedd liridge. No. 7. From ihe boundary of the Borough of Wrex- )! li,ini t,) H,,Ir firt(ige. It t lie Frwdd Pri ], to the Miner's Arms, ,\Iim"a, and from til-same road to tb.* Frith' t?j.mi.? Flintshire. -I, iiin '%tzit?ou, t ) t lie Brid?,e. at C<ts\IJ • The Contract will he fo> the term of one vear, viz. .r,iiii til.. 1,L to :?iq I)ect-tnl?er, 1,714. t on r .c'urs«ill be required to piovide their own tools. They will a] o be required to enter into an agree- ment viih a sufficient surety for th-due performance "f the C??tract.t'.?m-of which Hn h??epu?tm'\ office, ai d where forms of Tender mav be ol t.tined. (I t,) I,. ,nt t () iiie, in-tiked outsiJe ( ieihier< f?r ?);n.u. La'??tr.To'Yn?hipof on or befuie the 1 tli d iy of December next. It is competent for a person to l ender for one or more of the letting-. I Ihe Board do not hind themselves te accept the ot, ittiv Any iu tiler information required miv be obtained -Lilf lft-liti,,ii to Mr John Strachan, surveyor 'The Crispin, near Wrexham. By Order of the Board, 10, Totn?,le  Wrext JOHN BURY, CLERK. 1, 0, Temple Row, Wrexham. 26:7  Bud e s ilu ouaceme.its. 'H:S;  WEIGHING MACHINIST,, I S A L F < > li D Manufacturers of Wei-libridges. Ac., for Railways Itoatl", Collieries, Blast Furnaces, Iron Forges Roliiug Mills. Mines, Markets, Warehouse., Paper Maker., Wool Merchants, and all commercial uses of the most recent and approved construction ".hn,1 te every National Standard. Agent for North Wales W. GAMBLE, 13, QUEEN-STREET, WREXHAM, To whom plea-e add-ess inquiries. 2077r JJICHARD QHADWICK, HORTICULTUR AL A.ND GENERAL ENGINEER, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, I EAGLE FOUNDRY, WREXHAM. 2394b IMMENSE SAVING OF LABOUR. BL\KE'S PATENT STONE BREAKERS. For Mines, Quarries, Collieries, dcc. ti-c. Manufactured by MR H. R. Marsden LEE D S. Sole Agents:— For North Wales and Cardiganshire, for New Machines and Repairs, THE SAXDYCROFT FOUNDRY AND ENGINE WORKS cu., LDIITED, NEAR CHESTER. Catalogues and Prices on application. 2474b Electioa Addresses. TO THE BUROE-iSES OF THE NORTH WARD OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN,—A vacancy having •cc irred in the representation of your Ward, through the election of Mr Robert Lloyd, as one of the Aldermen of the Borough, 1 respectfully offsr myself as a Cand dace, for the same. Having already served a period of two years ia the Council Chamber, and during that time had oppor- tunities of acquiring a practical acqmaintance with the duties of ttte office, I have every confidence, in the event of your electing me, that I shall be compe- tent to fill the position of Councillor to your satis- faction. and in the best interests of the Ratepayers generally. CSS3 i In conclusion I can only say tha1, if elected, the Fiumces of the Borough shall receive ay strictest attention, with a view to economy. I have the honour to be, Ladies ind Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, 2ö; J. OSWELL BURY. -0 TO THE BURGESSES OF THE KORTH WARD. LADIES AXD GENTLEMEN", a vacancy hiving N J occurred by the election of Mr Lloyd to the alaermaoic chair, I again offer myself as a candidate to represent your interest in the Town Council. My opinion on the question of the Municipal arrai gements is already known to you, and having, during the last fortnight, personally canvassed nearly the whole of the Burgesses of the North Ward, you will, I feel snre. accent this notice as a guarantee of my intention to contest the vacant seat, and will not regard my abstaining from a personal canvass as showing any lack of interest, but relviog on the 87 good and true Burgesses who recorded their votes for me on the 1st, I ask their interest, as well a? their vote on this occasion, aed trust my early appeal will secure the votes d many friends, who, on the last occa-ion, from the lateness of my candidature had already pledged themse'ves. I have the honour to be, Ladies aud Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, WILLIAM BARTON. Chester-street Hoti-e. Wrexham, November 10th, 1877. 270Slj TI) THE BURGEssES OF TEE SOUTH WARD OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GI'Ti.EMEX,—In conseQuencf L of the election of Mr Edward Smith as one of the Aldermen of the Borough, a vacancy exists in the representation of the Soiuh Ward, and I hive great pleasure in earning forward at the request of a num- ber of the Burje-ses as a Candidate for the honour of its representation. Having so recently appeared before the Boraugh in a similar position, my opiulons upon Municipal matters have been placed fully before vou, so thit it will be unnecessary further to allude to them. rill- uld I be fortunate enough to secure your support and be ret ur-led, I trust my conduct in the Council Ch.tmbrir uia be such as to justify your choice, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, WALTER JONES. ? Wrexh?m, The Caia, Wrexham November, Weh, 1877. Nominators: John Bury, ESQ., Hillbury Petek Walker, Esii., Coedyglyn -A iiig B rgesses I .To.p¡¡ Clarke, EH, Penybrvn House T. (J, Jones, Ksy., Chuich-stieet Mr John rvan Powell, Town Hill Mr Alfueij uwi n, High-street Mr wii.liam Jones, High-street Mr E. R. PalmErt, Town Hili Mr Richard CUADWICK Eagle Foundry Mr HE.NUV Bethel, Mount-street 2695b TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTH WARD' LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having been solicited by numerous Friends and influential Ratepayers in your Ward, I have consented to offer myself as a Candidate for the vacancy created by the election of Air Smith as an Alderman of the Borough. It is hardly neces.s try for we to state that the Rates are at pres-nt extremely hib, and that the greatest vigilance should he observed in the future, with a view or economising the Expenditure, and thereby reducing the present heavy calls made upon the Bur- gesses. I am not o;¡po:,e,l to desirable improvements, but I think that the Batpayer, have a right to demand that before sa, iemes are adopted, the expenditure they are likely to incur shoulri he most carefully con- sidered. Much m ty be done t? improve the condition of the "JCi,1l/ asses of the To?n. a id any proposal Lat may come before the Council having that object in view would have my warm support. Should 011 do me the honour of electing me to the Council, I promise to uevote my best attention to your interests. I am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, STEPHEN JONES. 2. Hone-street, Wiexhain. 14th November, lf>77. Xuminaturs Hill. Mr Juii.N w illiams, Wine Merchant, 7 and 8 TowlI Hill. Axsentlag Burye<>.«'«■: Mr Joseph Bate. 1, Chapel-street. Mr Hajii.»k.\ Pov.smh, 2, Temple Row. Mr J.i.mls LLOYD. i iak Tree luli, 17, Ruabon Mr Hfuii Pkici:. i;j, Penybrvn. Mr E. (i. Pakklnson, 2a: dl>, Willow Row. ii Mr houi. o Jones 41, High-stryet Mr Pmli.11- E Hi vwhod 2. ( li iii ch-street. Mr John Barkat, 5, M-ifoa-stre^t. 27ot»lj Legal ud Public Notice. GREAT DRAW OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o&*c ill All) of .J(IH:í who his been ill tm the hht tiy,. Tli-KETS O-NE SHILLING EACH.  V ?'? '?'? Wednesday, Dec. I ih«, in the presence of n?t les than tell memb, ers, ?h<-u the :ui?.Yinn priz.s will be drawn for Prize. j 1. Hanibom- M hog.iny si,leboard, value 10 l i 6 i. Handsome M dio-anv Bookiase S 8 0 :3. 'ren Lt-t Coal 5 0 ?()! 4. ()ai, tit 1,Citclitii 4 4 0 5..Maho.any Hau-st-alt d Couch 4 0 0 6 -ev<-u Ions )?-t ?t.?.s House c.?t.jiu 0 7. il Cloth -j 0 8. Handsome I r-.11 Bedstead 2 15 0 Ditto ° lu ii 10. Hi.ndsoine Hall 'Inch ? 10 n 1 11 FiveT.?Hsm.?H?use<J?U 2 III 3 12. :c"lts Kas-V Cll;l r I-eather 2 0 0 Au.SSothtr us??i I'l jU valu from £ 2 to 2s. ?"? rum .ers will be outri-hed in the t?/t? Advertiser and (.uard.'an .after ;he draw. A ¡imilt' number ..ftick?s ..u)y w;H he printed, an ?rf:.?,.phc.tt).msti!t.r'h.)pr.ques?d );?cuntaii)u?tw?t?-one tickets and one Free nc?trt can lie obtained by applying to John R?thbone' Jlo-s, near rex ham. Holders of Books will please return counterfoils and P.II, Order f"r ca.h on or before the I:3th day of Dec. b77 made Pa>al'le to •! .hn ltlthloone, at :utllluerhill Postoth.-e. ne t Wrexham J. Ratiiis'ine reserves the right of withholding some of the Pnz -sr the whole of the Tickets are not disposed or, but guarantees to give full value in Pri™ in proporiion to the number of Tickets sold. b271Uc Busi.x; AmiQuncr-.a nt&- J j gDWARD H. AKEIC, Illuminator to the Queen, 71, BP.IDGE STREET ROW CHESTER. ADDRESSES AND VOTES OF THANKS ILLUMINATED, in the highest style of art. 2618 W. W. PFERCE, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST AND ITALI \X WAREHOUSEMAN 4, NEW STREET, MULD. private recipes made up with accuracy AND DISPATCH. Agent for Honnepathic Medicines. Price List of HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICIVRX Physic Ball. &1. each, 6s. per dozen. Condition (litto 4d. ::18. Urine ditto. 4d. 3s. Farcy ditto. 4J. ::18. Cough ditto :Jd. 2. Condition Powders. 2s. per pound. Alterative ditto Is. 61 CATTLE MEDICINES. Cleansing Drink. for Cows after Calving, Sd each Alterative do. for Y llows, Garget, Fever., &c Is ?h Diarrhtea Mixture, for SCouring Calves sh'^Io Lambs, in bottles, Is and 2s o.?each. Chpe ?ture ??'Y???" '?"?' C0DtaininS two doses, 2?ea?h' Driflield UUs.for Cuts Wounds, Rrnis.. 6 n- ??DHcrses. Cattle, and 1-heep. in bo?tlps at 14 and 2_M ea<? Application for Thrush in Horses and n Rot in Sheep, in bottles, Is 6d each. 2514pC Business Anuonncemeots. CHARLES DAVIES (LATE S. Daties and SON), 58, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. CHARLES DAVIES wishes to take this oppor- tunity of thanking his numerous friends and customers for the very liberal support that has been aSurded him during the last four year? he has been in business in Wrexham, and trusts, by strict attention to business, combined with producing for his customers a large and well.sele.ted Stock of the Newest Styles and Best Manufacture at Moderate Prices, to con- tinue to merit a large share of their patronage. C. D. would also take this opportunity of informing his customers and the public generally, that in future the business will be carried on under the name of CHARLES DAVIES. C. B. has now completed the whole of his pur- chases for the coming season, comprising all the New Patterns in Scotch, Irish, Welsh, and Foreign Manufacture. A speciality in Super Scotch Tweed, for Shooting Suits. A large and varied assortment of all other makes, for Naval, Military, and general wear, together with a fine selection of Overceatings, L»dies' and Gentlemen's Ulsters, and Fancy worsteds for Ladies' Jackets. LIVERIES. Gentlemen waited upon, or quotations forwarded upon application. HOSIERY. C. DAVIES would invite attention t* his larga and varied Stock in this department, which will be found replete with goads of the best quality and latest de- signs. Scotch hand-made Hose and Half-hose. Scotch Lambs' Wool, Merino, and Tweed Pants and Vests. Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, &c. A Special Dog Skin Glove, 2s 6J. Dressing Gowns in Tweed, Cashmere, and Flannel. FOOT-BALL AND CRICKET CLUBS SUPPLIED. Patterns, Colourings, and Quotations forwarded en application. Flannel, Tweed, and Dress Shirts, and everything requisite for a gentleman's wardrobe. UMBRELLAS. .VTn Silk, Alpaca, and Zannella; a special line in silk, Fax's Paragon Frame, silver-tipped Cap, 12* 6d. I MACINTOSH COATS. MACINTOSH GIG APRONS MACINTOSH RUGS. MACINTOSH SHEETING. The ahove having become a very imoertant branch in my business, I am now prepared with a very large and varied Stock of all the latest make. and improve- ments. VENTILATED AND OTHER WATERPROOF GARMENTS. In TWEED, DRABFTS, Cashmere, Alpaca, &C., tc Useful Coats FOR Farmers, warranted Water- nroof, lis 61. A variety of Patterns to select frem 'or special orders. HATS. SILK. FELT, and BEAVER HATS, newest styles for the coming season. PORTMANTEAUS AND TRAVELLING BAGS. Of all descriptions. The Gladstone, BAG, in black and Brown Cowhide. Prize Medal awarded for these Goods at the In- dustrial Exhibition, Wrexham, 1870. C. DAVIES, 58, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. 2404cre  "I[ FAMILY GROCERY, FOREIGN and COLONIAL STORES 14, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM, C. K. HENSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. THESE STORES are established to supply t the PUBLIC with TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, FOREIGN & COLONIAL GOODS GENERAL GROCERIES, &e.. At the lowest market prices. The unparalleled success which has marked the progress of C. K. B. and Co's. business from year to year is the resuit of their practical knowledge of TEA, and of the exercise Of proper care in the selection of stock, which enables them to sell TEAS amlCOFFEE of superior quality at moderate prkes. Taking QUALITY as the STANDARD of VALUE and TEST of CHEAPNESS, C. K. B. A Co. confidently state thit goods purcha-ed at their stores cannot be surpassed by any other Stores, Firm, or Company in the Kingdom. C. K. B. & Co. tender their thanks to their numerous customers L r their con- stantly increasing support and extensive re- commendation and they may rest assured thit all orders entrusted to them will con- tinue to have prompt attention. DELIVERY OF GOOD-:— C. K. B. it Co. deliver all Orders Free of Charge by their own vans or by carrier, or carriage paid to the nearest r:ti!w.ty station.' ORDERS per post, carrier, or messenger w,11 have immediate attention. C. K. B. & Co's. Stores are opened at 8.0 a.m. a :il closed at 7 p.m. On Thursdays at 8.150 p.m and on Saturdays at 10 UO p.m. N.B.—They will be entirely closed on the Four Days .4i t apart as Bank Holidays. I 'T HE OLD fi:k ^y AREHOUSK, H. HIGH STREET, 2239 WREXHAM. TIMBER SLATES BRICKS TILES CEMENTS LATHS SEWERAGE PIPES ■ f. all other Huildiug Materials at I .D L.J. ( ,i u ;:So ij/JEREDITil s |ONE«'S, TIMBER YARD and STEAM SAW MILL, CHARLES-STREET, WREXHAM. I [ THE FLINTSHIRE SFWING MACHINE DEPOT, 11, Chester-street, and 40, New street, Mold. IKIR JOHN WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR, Has a Number of SECOND-HAND SEWING MACHINES Equal to New, Of the best makers in the Trade including Wheelers (half c.sed), Princ..s-es Wanzer Beatrice, Howe Express, Thomas' and Ex- cell's. Also a variety of New Machines by the best makers. Adjusting and Repairs executed on the premises. 2:334r JOSEPH pENTON & CONS. Manufacturers of Crucible Cast Steel Castings, Patent Colliery Wheels, Axles and Pedestals, Colliery Cages, Cage 8lides and Guiùes, Winding PuUies and Frauaes, Rail Crossings, Points, &e. SYKES WORKS, Sheffield. Please address enquiries and order— MR. W. GAMBLE, 115, QUEEN ST., WREXHAM. And the same will have prompt attention. 2220e Business Announcements C. A. BRows, HOSIER, &c., 23, HOPE STREET, BEJS RESPECTFULLY to intimate that, 18 consequence of having to leave her present shop, she has taken the LARGER and more CONVENIENT PREMISES, No. 52, Hope stkeet. which she purposes to OPEN for business I SHORTLY. 2439p STOKOE'S SHEEP DIP. FOR SCAB, TICK, LICE, AND MAGGOT FLY, AND FOR IMPROVING THE APPEARANCE AND GROWTH OF THE WOOL. rpHIS DIP is almost invariably nreferred where it J. has once been used, and is now in regular and extensive use by Flockinasters in different Districts, who pronounce it to be thoroujhly reliable aim the BEST OF ALL Dips. manufactured BY T. STOKOE, M.R C. V.S., Chemical Works, Hay, South Wales, And Sold by Chemists only in every Town. AGE:"iT;< WREXHAM John Francis, 54, Hope-street. RUABON John Williams, A P.S. J K- BlliCH- RRUTTTTHWIIN V W. T. Rouw, CORIVEN W. ioNFs. 1943c RELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUVD Is the mest certain and speedy remedy for all iii" orders of the Chest and Lungs. fit Asthma and Con- sumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing, Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough. Hoarseness, Loss of Life, Lt-c., tili.-t Ba!sim gives in. stantaneous relief. and if propsMv per!;t!verett with, ?carcety ever fails to f?r ct a rapid cure It has new been tried for many years, h? ;tn est?h- and m.my thou tuds have been benefitted by its use. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. Whitefi''ld, Chap'Jtown, Shi'iJi-ld, Oclober 1 Ith, lSïti. -Sir,-f hal-e t/icn y »»r Balnxm a personal trial, ana9 having found ahnost instant rk< IEF, I have re- commended it to sever l ther". wÍlh the ga?ib, result. < tAar hav»■ plasure in spreaUitij < the nam*, and re- putatvm of a valuable household remedy. I am, yours, <ic., George Civil. Jlr A. hayman, Chemist, Neath. In the Nursery it is invaluable, its children are fond or it, aril lake it eagerly. Immediately it is taken couching cviucs, rti.Htle^sntJss is £ jon<2, and rt- freshing sleep en-ues. No lady who has once tried it' woul.1 ever afterwards be without it. Prepared ouly by A. HAYMAN, Chemist, Neath; and sold by all Chemists. Price 1, 11,1 and 2s !)tl [Y r bottle. Sold by J. Francis, J. F. Edishury, J. Davies. Jar- vis, and W. Rowland, chemists, Wrexham. 26SOr ;:dUi.a..il.1.i. 31ISS VILLI \MS (Formerly of Derwn ff a use, near LlawjoVen) Begs to announce that she intends, after the Christmas Vacation, to OPEN* a School for the Board and Education of Y Ladies in a pleasant suburb of Live-pool, where she will be able to offer superior educational a I- vantages. References to parents of f rmer pupi.s. Particulars on application to present address, 2, Monastery-road, Antield I.iver- pooL 4ib >   ?R. SPARR )W, (OtWBist of Ru?bon Church, ?nd Private Organist to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M P.) Teacher of the ORGAN, PIANOFORTE. HVKMONiUU AND SINGING. Schools attended. Engagements accepted for Concerts as SOLO TENOR AND ACCOMPANIST. Appointments Ruabon Wednesdays and Saturdays. ihos-Mondays Wrexham, Broughfm.aud Brynteg "Tue"(!:ty, Llangollen aud i r.-v..r Thursdas. Cefn, Acrefair, Rho\\ai-dre, and Chirk Fridays For Terms, apply to Nilt. Spaiirow, Ruabon 1277