Denbighshire Free Press

GENERAL 1 For Tea and Groceries, R. OWEN. For Cheese, Bacon, and Hams, R. OWEN. I For Flour, Meal, and Corn, I R. OWEN. ) B i For Oats, Beans, and Bran, I R. OWEN. I ADDRESS:— 51 and 53, and STAR SHOP, High Street, I DENBIGH. WAREHOUSES: Diamond Buildings. OPENING OF NEW PREMISES DAVID "WILLIAMS, GROCEfi, 15AKJKB, AND CONFECTIONIER, Informs his Customers and the Public, that to meet the demands of his increasing business, he has opened the premises at No. 45, Vale Street, Denbigh, (adjoining Post Office-lane), formerly occupied by Miss Roberts, con fectioner, where he hopes to receive a continu ance of the patronage conferred upon him. The NEW PREMISES will be found EXTENSIVELY STOCKED with excellent Groceries and Provisions And also Fresh Daily, good A Wholesome BreA., no Cakes and Confectionery of every kind and of the very best quality as well as his regular make of Seatrees Paten Brown Bread" the perfect Brown Loaf. D.W. takes Contracts for Tea Parties, large or small, for which he can guarantee entire satisfaction. With increased facilities for carrying on his I business, D.W. feels confident that he can serve his customers to greater advantage, and 30 merit their continued confidencs. Please note Business is still carried on at No. 7. Vale Street, as well as at the New Premises, No. 45, Vale Stnet, Denbigh. Do you like a GOOD CIGAR? he finest Brands in the World (well seasoned) all prices, Wholesale and Retail, at Buller's, Citfar Importer, Denbigh. AVANA CIGARS (from 3d. each). All best Brands at BULLER'S. Try a Sample Box. the Finest 2d. and 3d. Cigar in the Kingdom go to BCLUEB'S, Denbigh. Trial respectfully solicited. BULLER, Cigar Importer, DENBIGH. DAVID WILLIAMS* CONFECTIONER AND GROCER, 45, Vale Street, DENBIGH. Excellent Accommodation for Commercials, Bicyclists, and Tourists. Wedding, School and Picnic Parties "provided fo on the SHORTEST NOTICE. 542s 2 BBTA3LISHED 1851. Birkbeck Bank. Southampton Building?, Chancery Lane, f London. TW0 and a HALF per CENT. INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, repayable on demand. TWO per oent. on CURRENT ACCOUNTS, on minimum monthly balance, when not drawn .below ZIOO. STOCKS, SHARES, and ANNUITIES pur- ahasedand sold. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. For the encouragement of Thrif; the Bank receives small sums on deposit, and allows Interest Monthly cn each completed XI. BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY. HOW TO PURCHASE A HOUSE FOR TWO GUINEAS PER MONTH. EIRKBECK FRggtfOLD LAND SOCIETY HOW TO PURCHASE A PLOT OF LAND FOR FIVE SHILLING 1 PER MONTH. The EIHKBECK ALMANACK, with full particular-, post, trw, on application to » FRANCIS R A YEN SC Ro FT Manager. Git EAT CURE FOR INDIGESTION (iBade from a formula of an eniment London 1 Physician). THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Sent by Post, on receipt of Stamps for 9*u ] Is IJd., and 2s 9d. 2 i F. Etruscan & Co., 14, Fabian ROOA, Pulham, Loadon, S, W, .uSO ] i rhe Oldest Established Jewellery Business in Ruthin. T. H. RIGBY, 1 IEWELLER, WATCH & CLOCK MAKER; & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALER, 1 14, St. Peter's Square, RUTHIN (near the Church Gates). A large; assortment of Latest Designs in Jewellery and Fancy Articles suitable for Fresents, always in Stock. Gentlemen's Heavy Silver Patent Lever Watches, at £ C- 10s. On. Warranted tor 7 years. Clocks, Ercn:5, .Silver, and Electro-plated Goods. Now a, .-I Se( md Hand Pianofortes from Pianofortes and Har.noni .im> for Hire. Term.? I Moderate. Special attention given to all kinds of Watch. Clock, and Jewellery R>-pj,'>s. Workmanship Guaranteed. ICdJL THE OLD ESTABLISHED Meat Emporium, PEN-Y-BRYN, DENBIGH. ROBERT ELLIS (Son of the he MK. FOBERT ELLIS), begs to announce that he has succeeded to the Business lately carried on by J-Ia, SiMUEL ROBERTS, and previously by the late MR. ROBERT ELLIS, and that he has OPENED at the above well-known address, where by strict personal attention to business, judicious selection of Stock, and moderate prices, he hopes to deserve the patronage so liberally given to his predecessors. FRESH""MEAT DAILY. GOODS DELIVERED DAILY, Orders by arefully and promptly attended to: NOTE TTIS ADDRESS:— PEN-Y-BRYN, DENBIGH- _Hu.c Musical- ALEX. BELLAMY." Silver Medallist alJd Senior Honours Certificate, TRINITY COLLEGE. LONDON LOCAL SECRETARY, TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON, Receives Pupils for Organ, Piano, Theory, Harmony and Counterpoint. Lessons given at Pupils' own Residences (if preferred). Pupils prepared for Local Examinations. Concerts attended. Terms upon application. Music Depot, Vale Street, Denbigh. Caerwya Visited on Saturday. 130fl7 Mr. W. A. LLOYD, F.G-C.M. (ASSOCIATE TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON), Local Representative of the London College of Music. Teacher of Music. I Publisher of Te Deum in E (Congregational), 3d. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (in the Press), 3d. Vale View, Ruthin. 56j 14 PIANOFORTE, SINGING. Advanced Pupils only). Mr. C. Sidney Vinning, MAESTEG, RHYL. 128fl7 Mr. D. Parry, A U.C.W., Organist St. Mary's Church, LLANRWST. MUSICAL ADJUDICATOR. EistedJiouau. Concerts, &o., Attended. Lesson.? in Singing, Piano, Organ, and Theory or by post. Attends Llandudno, Coiwyn Bay, Khyi, and Llanrwst every week. fl8 Hand Brewery, ♦ I 17, Wen Street, RUTHIN. R. ROBERTS, Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchant, Brewer and Malster, begs to can the attention of the Gentry and Public to his celebrated Homa-Brewed ALES (pure Extract of Malt and Hops), which may be supplied in Casks of 36. 18, and 9 gallons at the following prices; 36 gls. 18 gIs. 9 cig AXXX (Mild) ..50s. 253. 12S. 6d XXX (do.) 42s. 215. 10s. 6d. XX i(IO.) 36s. las. 9s. Od, B.b (Litter) 50s. 25s. 12s. 6d. P.A. (do ) 42s. 21s. 10s. Sd. Guiness's Extra Scout; Barclay and Perkins' London Stout; a.ud Bass & Co.'s Burton Ales in Cask and Botties. Finest Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Old Ports, Sherries and Champagnes of well-known Brands, 116fia WHEWAY S 1- WAREHOUSE. I I Cheapest, Best, and I Largest Stock of ¡ I FANCY GOODS of every description. Glass, Cbiria, Farmings, etc. We only want a Fair Profit. Call and see for yourself, We acknov;l«t!-o FIIxST CLASS GOODS ONLY Furniture Orders promptly ex- ecuted at City Prices- Ou Addrrs i.; well-known already. 12, Ruthin Road. DENBIGH. lld161 N A QJ IN ^UCK LOADS VjHD to anyScation. rJ any Sta,tion, For Prices apply The Eveson Coal COKE. :rJirrJ.ited BIRMINGHAM- 5 2-3x26 Notice of Removal, j T, H. Roberts, Tailor and Draper, RUTHIN, begs to announce that he has KFUGVED fro ir. 21, CL WYD STREET, to St. Peter's Square, and that his STOCK is now complete both in I Ladies' & Gentlemensi Departments. Prices and Patterns on application 30j90 F. FALKNEfi'S CELEBRATED EXTRA OLD Irish Whiskey. THE FINEST SPIRIT IN THE MARKET. A. & T. ASHFORD, Sole Agents for Denbigh. a29 JOHN ROBERTS, 1, Castle Street, RUTHIN, bags to -\movtnee that he is now shewing a large variety of NEW Spring & Summer Goods ii in &U departments, including Ii Ladies' Costumes & Dress Materials, Ladies' Capes, Jackets, and I Millinery. Immense Stock of Ladies' Straw Bats, I all of the Latest Style and Fashion. Ladies' Tailor-Made Costumes to Order. Perfect Fit and Best Value. Also TAILORING in all its branches. 66a22 -I WynnstayArms, Ruthin First Class Family and Commercial Hotel. This Old Established House has recently changed hands, and has been refurnished and re-decorated throughout. Visitors and Commercial gentlemen will find excellent accommodation and every comfort. Commercial, Coffee, Billiard and Private Rooms. Posting in all its Branches. Bus Meets All Trains. W. TICKLE, Proprietor. l66oa30 Is a Wonderful water- proofer for BOOTS If; T"\ A T "TriCS? HARNESS. Softens I J fl & preserves the leather. Pleasant odour. Allows polishing with blacking. GOLD MEDAL 22 Exhibition Highest Awards. Tin* 2d., 6d., 1/- < £ • 2 6 | A 1 I of boot Makers, Sadd- •U VJ PJJ I. 1^1 lerx, Ironmongers, &c. Manufactory, Dulwich, London. Messrs. CLOD G H & Co., r- Land Agents, general Valuers Auctioneers, Surveyors, &c., DENBIGH AND RHYL. Mortgages & Loans negocîated At DENBIGH SMITHFIflLU, On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1899 |(SPKC AL), The Great ANNUAL SALE of Safod Elwy, Fforest & Brynlluarth stock: 150b^HBEP* AiNTD LAMBS. 60 HEAD OF CATTLE. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. 817s16 Vale Street, Denbigh. To Be Sold By Public Auction, by MESSRS. CLOUGH & co. at the BULL HOTEL, DENBIGH, on TUESDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1899, at 2.30 for 3 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of Sale then to be produced, Ttfb Freehold Shops and Dwelling Houses, Mos- 90 & 92, Vale Street, Denbigh with Outbui,'cliig and Extensive Yard and harden Ground^in the rear, now in the occupation of Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Roberts. The property is well adapted for business purposes, being conveniently situated. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers oi Mr. John Davies, Solicitor, Denbigh. 839s23 Sales by r,ir, G, F. By ford- Vale of Clwyd Auction Mart, Ruthin Close to the Railway Station. GIvEAT ANNUAL STORE SHEEP SALE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1899. 3,000 Pedigree Shropshire, Welsh, South Down, Wiltshire, Ciun, Radnor, Cross- bred, and Scotch Ewes, hams, Ram Lambs and Wethers, To Be Sold By Auction by E0RGE F. BYFORD, at the above Mart, VT on jrONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th, isu9, commencing with the Ewes at 12 o'clock, immediately after the arrival of the mid-day train from the North Wales Coast and Chester. Pedigree liann sold singly. First Ram in the Ring at 2 o clock. The Auctioneer respectfully invites the attention of Breeders of Sheep generally to 'Jus important Sale; the various classes of Sheep will be found sound and hardy, with good skins and wool, being principally bred on high-laying land.. The Bams are » ;cuud up^anding lot, with size, strength of bone, style, quality of flesh, uats, and skins, and the Sale will comprise the largest and best selected lot of BREEDING EWES, Feeding Lambs, Wetlier. and Gim- mers ever yet offered at any one day's Sale in the Vale of Clwyd. Further Entries respectfully solicited ion or before Ruthin Fair Day. September 5th, in order to prepare Catalogue. 803suc PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. RHIANVA, RUTHIN. FRID A Y, SEPTEMBER 29 th, 1899. QALE of Valuable and Costly Household O Furniture, Linen, Plate, Glass, China, Oil Paintings, Ui ngravings, Books, &c., pertain- ing to Drawing Room, Dining Room, Morning Room, Library. Surgery, 7 Bedrooms, and Domestic Offic s, Dog Cart, Harness, Saddlery, Garden Tools, and a varied variety of other miscellaneous Effects. Further particulars in future Advertise- ments, Sale Posters, and Catalogues. G. F. BYFORD, 8r)9s23 Auctioneer. Sale by Messrs. Jones & Thomas- The Great Staffordshire Pottery Appeal Case, Re The Kensington Fine Art Pottery Co., in Bankruptcy, China and Earthenware Manufacturers, Hanley. In consequence of the dociaion of the High Court of Justice upon the Appeal in this case, the whole of tho Stock of PORCELAIN, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE, amounting to some Thousands of Pounds must be sold forthwith, n. ORDER TO CARRY OUT THE DECISION, MKSSRS. JONES & THOMAS have received instructions to offer a portion of the Stock by Public Auction, without reserve in the OLD INFANTS' SCHOOL, VVATUKO STREET, LLANRWST, on TCTESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 20th, 2lst, and 22nd, 1899, at 2 and 6.30 o'clock each day. j The Stock consists of some most noble pieces of Art, formerly made by the above well-known old standing hrm. The make of China being I well known all ovar the world. There arc about 240 Dinner Sets, for 12, 24, and ;6 persons, some of them in very fine porce- lain. 315 Tea and Breakfast Sets, some being beautifully decorated by hand. 34 Dessert Sets, in fine porcelain, china, and raised gold decora- tion. 150 Trinket Sets, very nearly all different patterns. 340 Single and Double Chamber Sets, in shapes and decorations quite new, in the latest London styles. Quantity Dining and Drawing Room and Hall Jardinieres, carved most beautifully, and nicely decorated by a first- class artist, some of them nearly 40 inches high. Quantity China Tables, A great quantity of Crown Derby style China in Tea, Breakfast, Dinner, Vases, Trinket, and Afternoon Sets, &c. A great quantity of Velloutina, in Vases, &c. A choice collection of real Kensington Ware. A few Vases and Pedestals, standing no less than 4 to 5 feet high. very high-class goods. Many of these articles were intended for the Exhibi- tion. Purchasers who buy goods to the value cf £10 can have them packed free and safe for any distance, but they cannot be delivered by any of our staff in town or country, but must be sent for day after Sale. If to go by Gooda train, the address must be given to the Clerk attending the Sale the same day they are bought. This Sale will be most interesting under the circumstances, and the Auctioneers specially invite all their numerous friends to attend this Sale. CS"On view mornings of Sale. *sl6. You can get every HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE Cheap and Good at T. P. KOBERTS', FURNITURE MART, RUTHIN FIRST CLASS FURNITURE for Drawing and Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Kitchens, etc. Pianofortes, Harmoniums, etc. SIX LARGE SHOW ROOMS! Fully Stocked. Wonderful Value at LOW PRICES. 1853j99 I =- -==-====-=-===-=-== Sales by Messrs- D. Roberts & rton ¡ CORWEN FAIR, TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1899. MESSRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON beg to announce that they will Sell By Auction at their Sale Yard as above, 20 Ripe Bullocks and Heifers (the property of well-known Feeders), 350 Prime Fat Wethers, Ewes and Lambs. j Sale at 10.30 prompt. 855s16 Sales by Mr. Prank Lloyd. 1200 Horse3' 65 G^ea0s in North Wales Repository, Wrexham. FRANK LLOYD has pleasure in an- nouncing his Great October Sales for:— Tuesday, Oct. 3rd.—Hunters & Harness Horses. Wednesday, 4th.—Show Cobs and Ponies, including Mr. Conwy Bell's Entire Stud of Hackneys, Show Horses, and Cobs. Thursday, oth. — Heavy Town Horses. The North Wales Challenge Cup for best Heavy Gelding. Friday, Oth.—Young Horses and Foals of all clfl^es. 20 Guineas in Prices for Foals. Thursday, October 12th.-120 North Wales Coaching Horses. Prize; Lists Ready. Entries CIcse September 21st. 834s23 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 th. St, Asaph Smithfield. FRANK LLOY'D has been instructed by Captain Conwy to include in the above JSale, 10 Shearling Shro-p-shire Rams and 25 Shropshire liam Lambs. There will also be a consignment of South- downs from the Cefn Stuck. Entries of Fat and Store Stock invited. Sale at 1 o'clock. 858s23 Edeyrnion Agricultural Society. THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SHOW OF Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Butter, Grain, &c., WILL BE HELD AT CORWEN, On Friday, September J, 1899. PHESIDKNT COL. W H. LL KTON. Eryl Aran, Bala. GRAND PARADE OF PRIZE ANIMALS. Numerous interesting competitions. Great LEAPING and TROTTING TRIALS. PCBLIC LUNCHEON at 1.30, supplied by Mr. Roberts, Owen Glyndwr Hotel, Corwen. For Cheap Bookings and Railway arrange- ments see Companies Bills. Secretary, ROBERT H. MORRIS, Caxton House, Corwcn. S27sl6 Dentistr- Dental Notice. 1 MR. THomAs L TKYN (FROM LONDON), DENTAL SURGEON, aucoeflsor to Mr. W. H. Key and Mr. V. R Williams), may be consulted daily at Fern Villa, Church Street, BAyl. DENBIGH.—Every Wednesday at Mrs Row- botham, Hall Squsre. BUTHIN.-The First Tuesday and Th.rd Monday in each Month at Mr. Williamr Tudor Housq, 6, Well Street. N.B.—Patients visited by appointment- Aff It. E. W. KEATINGE, L.D.S., SURGEON DENTIST. r, Vaenol," Opposite the Church), Russell Road, RHYL. ATTENDANCES. DENBIGH—At Mr. R. D. Hughes, Chemist, High Street, every Wednesday. iMUTHIN-At T. H. Kigby, Jeweller's Shop, 14 St. Peter's.square, every First Tuesday m the Month (Fair Day), and every 7hi»-d Mona^y Scholastic. GIRLS, JGOABDING AN DAY SCHOOL Love Lane House, Denbigh. hDrCIP n-MISS E. HUBBARD. The Course of Instruction includes English Music, Singing, French, German, Drawing Painting, and Needlework. Pupils can be pre- pared for the Local Examination. School will Ra-Open on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. ARCVILLE COLLEGE. EAST PARADE, RHYL. PRINCIPAL MISS MERCIER, assisted by Miss Robinson (Senior Cambridge and London Matriculation Certificated), and other fully qualified residents and visiting Teachers. Preparation for Universities, Local Examina- tions and the various Colleges of Music. French and German are taught (conversa- tionally and grammatically); also all styles of Drawing and Painting. Home Care and Comforts. 275d31 MISS CROMAR, 13, Portland Place, Denbigh, BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, invites attention to her large and varied Stock of BOOTS and SHOES for the Summer Season, A Beautiful Assortment of Walking Shoes and Boots, ust received, which are sure to give satis faction. Customers can rely upon obtaining the very best articles at the most Reasonable Prices, whilst every Order receives strict personal attention. NOTE ADDBESS:— MISS CROMAR (LATE WILLIAMS), 13, Portland Place, Denbigh. 645jyl4 ServMiW Registry. Borough of Denbigh, ¡ BYE-LAWS I FOR THE I Good Rule and Government OF THE BOROUGH OF DENBIGH, D AT A MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE SAID Bonoocrr, I Held on the 20th day of December, 1\).98. j two-thirds of the whole number cf the said Council being then present, in pursuance of the powers for that purpose given by Scction 23 oi powers for that purpose given by Section 23 oi The Municipal Corporations Act, 18:2," BEHAVIOUR IN STREETS. I 1. No person shall sound or play upon any musical or noisy instrument, or An? in ruv, street or public place (a) within 50 yards of any dwelling house after a request to desist made dwelling house after a request to desist made by an innate either personally or through hit I or her servant, or through a constable or (II) within 50 yards of any church, chapel, or other place of public worship, theatre, public hall I public concert room, public lecture room or school room. or any tent in which respectively any persons may be, for the time being, as- sembled for the purposes of a public meeting or religious service to the annoyance or disturb- ance of any persons so assembled, after being religious service to the annoyance or disturb- ance of any persons so assembled, after being requested to desist by any constable, or by a-iy person so annoyed or disturbed, or any servant or person acting on his or her behalf; or (c) within 1\00 yards of any hospital, infirmary, or convalescent home, or other building or place used for the reception and treatment of the I sick; or of any private house in which a person may be lying dangerously ill, after being re- quested to ,desist by any constable, or by any person employed in any such hospital, infirmary, convalescent home, or private house, building, or place provided always that this Bye-law shall not apply to a tymd belonging to ar.y branch of Ber Majesty's navy, army, reserve, or volunteer forces. OBSTRUCTING, &c. i 2, If two or more persons assembled to- gether wilfully obstruct the free use of the street, or wilfully jostle or annoy any foot passenger, and continue such obstruction, jostling, or annoyance, after being requested by a constable to desist, each such person shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be liable on con- viction to the penalty hereinafter provided. LOITERING NEAR PLACE ( ) i,, WOK SHIP. 3. No person shail wilfully or persistently loiter at or near the entrance "of any church, chapelorotherplaoeof public worship during the time of Divine Service, or during the assembly thereat, or departure therefrom of the congrea- t-lon, in such manner as to obstruct or cause annoyance to any person or persons going to, attending at, or returntog from any such place of pubic worship. INDECENCY, ic. 4. No person shall in any place within view or hearing of any street or public place make use of any iaiecent language or gesture, or commit, or solicit, invite, or provoke any pbr- Fon to committ any act of indecency to the annoyance or interruption of residence or passengerll. VOILENT LANGUAGE, &c. 5. INo person shall in any street or public Viaee, or in any place within view or hearing of any street or public place, make use of any violent or abusive language, gesture,or conduct with intent to put any person in fear, or so as to occasion a breach of the peace. LIGHTS ON VEHICLES. C. A person driving or having charge of any vehicle on any street or public place (except any vehicle laden exclusively with hay or straw, to a height of at least one fool above the body of the vehicle), shall, "between one hour after sunset, and one hour before sunrise, carry attached to such vehicle a lamp or lamps, so constructed and placed as to exhibit a whito or uncoloured light in the direction in which the vehicle proceeds, and so lighted and kept alight ¡ < 1 to afford adequate means of signalling the approach or position of the vehicle. Provided tha. where only one lamp is so carried, it shall be attac. nd to the off or right side of the vehicle, and prL 'ided also that when such vehicle is carrying load which projects more than six feet behind the "ody thereof, such person shall also carry a Ian." or lamps so constructed and placed, and so :'«hted and kept lighted so as to exhibit a red ligh or lights visible to persons overtaking the sam, Provided also that ihib Bye-law shall not apply to any cart or wt^giii used exclusively for agricultural purposes within 'he distance of half a mile of the homestead or the owner thereof. SHOUTING, &c„ IN STREET^ 7. No person shall, for the purpose of ha ck- ing, selling, or distributing any article whatsu ever, shout, or use any bll, gong, or any noisy instrument in any street in such a mauner as to be, or to causl a nuisance or annoyance to residents or persons occupying shops, ware- houses, or offices in any such street. POSTING BILLS WITHOUT PERMISSION. 8. No person shall post, paste, or affix any notice or placard in, upon, or to any building, wall, lence, gate, door, pllhu, tree, or post, in or abutting on any street or pub ic place with- out the permission of the owner or occupier thereof, or of the person having the charge or care thereof, or unless authorised so to do by law. STREET BETTING. 9. No person shall frequent and use any street or other public place within the borough, either on behalf of himself or of any otner person, for the purpose of bookmaking, or betting, or wagering, or agreeing to bet or wager with any person, SHOOTING GALLERIES, &c. 10. No person shall keep or manage a shoot- ing gallery, swing boat, round-about, ;or other like thing on any street or public place, or on land adjoining or near to such street or public place, so as to cause obstruction or danger tc the traffic in such street or place. Provided that this Bye-law shall not apply to any Fair lawfully held. PENALTIES. 11, livery person who shall offend against any of the foregoing Bye-laws shall be liable for every such offence to a fine not exceeding £ 5. The Common eal of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Boron^h of Denbigh was hereunto affixed this 20th day of December, 1898, in the presence 01 EDWABD A TURKOXJK, Mayor. J. PARRY JONES, Town Clerk. I certify the foregoing is a true Copy of the Original Bye-laws transmitted to the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the 21st day of December, 1898. J PARRY JONES, VT i n Town Clerk. To™?m^aIet{eraftled tbe 2nd February, JJ (No. B8980/5) from the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Town Council were informed that the foregoing Bye-laws had not been disallowed by the Qiieen in Council, nor had the time within which they were not to come into force been extended. 860sl6 JOHN MORRIS, Mason, Engraver, Builder, and Contractor, RUTHIN (NEAR RAILWAY STATION). J.M. begs to inform the Public generally that he is prepared on and after this date to make a GREAT REDUCTION in the price of all kind of Grave Stones, Monumentalliand j Otherwise. All kinds of work entrusted to J.M. will receive his personal and prompt attention: consistent with Moderate Charges. AUGUST, 1899. 773u.c. =: AN AMERICAN BAZAAR AND RUMMAGE SALE (Li tcid of uhe xunds of tho Denbigh ^VorkinS* men's Free Reading Room), will be held at the iilIL Hall, Denbigh, on '0 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 189E4, The Committee would be glad of any Goods, such as Second-hand Clothing, Boots, Books, occ., cic. They can be sent to the Reading Room on or before October 6th, or will be sent 'Lc,r on notice being given to the Caretaker. 688QC CASTLE HOi'EL, RUTHIN. Family & Commercial Hotel. Coffee. Commercial, Billiard, and Private Rooms, Posting in all its Branches. High Class Harness Hor,ws and Hunters hired for any period. E. TEGID OW-N, PROPRIETOR., 2012a2., 99 G. LLOYD ROBERTS Railway Hotel, DENBIGH, begs to inform "lis numerous customers that he has a i>pl-ndid Stock of the Finest WINES, SPIRITS, CIDER, and CIa AR, that can be bought. T Old Tom, John de Kuper's Geneva Gin.. and Martei's Brandy. Ales and Stout on Draught and in Bottle. FARVEST ALES in Casks at Is. per Gallon. Agent for WorthiDgton & Co., Burton on Trent. 1807a.c. SERVANTS' REGISTRY. conducted by Mrs. Aldrich, STATIONER, RUTHIH KeTABLISHBD 1870. | Mrs. WOOLLEY, l! .l..U,J..ü .I., SERVANTS REGISTRY, QJUI.B T. Ruthin Road, Denbigh. WA NTED, good Cooks for St. Asaph 3,d yy Chester, ik20 to X,25 Experienced House Parlourmaids for near Denbigh and Ruthin; Cook-General and Nurse for Rhyl! Good Generals for Rhyl; Cook-Geners^ fol. small family in Colwyn Bay, housemaid kept; Nurse Housemaid for near Manchester, one child; also Young Generals and Hotel Servants. MRS. ROWBOIHAM, I Hall Square (LATE OF 28, VALE STREET). Ladies' and Children's Outfitter- Fancy Repository and Registry. WANTED afc once Experienced CookS» able to take charge of small dairy> wages 220 to £ 25 also thorough Plain Cooks I for private family and hotels Plain Cook for an institution, £ 20; Laundissses for an in* 11 bvitution; Parlourmaids, Waitresses, House- ma ds, Cook-Generals, one for clergyman:" famiç wages f,17 tol tlS; Nurses and gooa ¡ Genera, for private and farmhouse; trnstwort. v Married Couple to take charge ot Shooting hkx, thorough gardener and wife good cook, iJghest re f erences. -Disengaged: Kitchenmaids ilL..<i Young General Servants. Photography, 1899. -H 'Mm L S B Art Studio, Denbigh. BRANCH STUDIU: T. PETER'S SQUARE, RUTHIN. [ESTABLISHED 1874.] 552s23 t'or Sale. ON SALE, a Pony TRAP, suitable for. pony 1'2J or 13 hands high. R. H. Jones, 23, Hign Street, Denbigh. 798u.c. O TP AW.—Two Stacks of Wheat and Barley O STRAW, for Sale, fsr Thatching or other use.-Alfred Jones, Plas Clough Farm, Denbigh. 712uc Foi Sale or Exchange- FOR SALE a Welsh HAWK, or Exchange- Apply D. Eree Press Office, Denbigh* 8 Miscellaneous. BEDROOM and Sitting Room Wanted iu Denbigh from last week in September* Terms moderate. Address X. Free Fret* Office. s23 A.,NTED, RABBIT SIIOOTINC, withio W easy reach of Denbigh,-A pply, with full particulars, to "X. Free Press Denbigh. fslo. L~ ( v*T, a month ago, from Poutruffy^i voung HKTEER. 18 months old. Joue.s/ PonTuffje/d. *857s30 nTKAYBw it-hos Street, Ruthin. o August 30th, white SOW, two rings in nose. If not claimed within 14 days will be sold. Apply Sergt. Woollain, Ruthin. *s23 To Sell or Let A FARM of 147 Acres or thereabouts, five minutes distance from the market town of Denbigh. Apply Messrs. Clough & Co. 854S16 Ruthin County School for Girls' THE ceremony of OPENING tho Netf Girls' School at Brynhjfryd, Ruthin( will take place on FRIDAY, the 29th SEPTEMBER instant, when a Meeting will be held and Addresses delivered by several educationists and public men at 2.30 p-ED- The public are invited to attend. The School opens for next term on the 20tll instant. ED. ROBERTS, Clerk. 14th September, 1899. 2 865516