Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. I OF TIIIt FOLLOWING CLASSES EAuses o be Let, Sttaationa Wanted, Situations Vacant, Aptrtxsents Wanted, I Apartments to be Let, I Money Wanted Miscellaneous Wanta Lost or Found, ?M MM?t? 'M ?K Column at t? U-rMÐtiDnt4 charges:— CM IMMTtion (M words) I' M Th>M Insertions ?a 6d I '<* Pemnz who reply to Advertisements are puMcukaxIl requested to obsen6 the directions given, and not to reply by personal applications when they are directed to address to a certain name or initial to the office of this paper or elsewhere. By attention to this notice a great deal of unnecessary trouble will be saved Advertisers are requested to forward Advertisements as any as possible in the week toinsure insertion and correct- ess, as it s only possible to insert a limited number oceived so late as Friday the publishers, though anxions o accommodate the public to the latest moment, caJJEOt gwrantee insertion when received after TWELVE O CLOCK os that morning. ALL Orders for Aa vertisements of the value of 5s. or under must be PREPAID to ensure insertion. Announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths ONr. SBILLI.NO, but if accompanied with any additional remarks I Twi SHILLINGS An Advertisements not ordered for definite period will be Inserted until countermanded Advertisers are particularly re'mesed to name the Dum- bw of insertions when ordrring Advertisements. Wanted. .V N j.j WANTED, a strong KcUTe ycnth as PORTER — ?'V CoLLZ?B. draper. WrMban? 15af 0 )IASOS. w ATED a few good BANKER ?. HA??*).—App!y to J. L?VES, Regent-street ? -m'lr—JC?LLENS bM VACANCIES for APPKEX- 14, TiCE-?.—l?. Churcb-street, Wrexham. lam AGENTS Wanted to Pa h k?irat-clasi MA<?H!XRRY AOI.LS. Liberal Cc.mmision.-Box 22, Post Office, Liverpool. l.j55n ANTED, GOOD GEXERAL. who can do plain cooking, washing, &-c. Two in family. House- maid waitress kept. English preferred. Apply. J., Aden titer Office. IIHWC DHE-SMAKINO —WANTED IMPROVERS and AP- _L? PKK?TICED.—App!y to C. WALLACE. 5, Chnrch- street, Wrexham.. __h9n APPlŒTïCEi:iTED. Grocery, Provision, and ACorn tra?f, indcor.—For te?m-, &C, aptly W. LED5f1A. Whitchurch. S?)np. 1?53 WALKING ?ICK- Md CAN FS of every de-cription. ?'V at whotea?'e pices, DAVIES', hairdresser, 26, Regent-street—above Savings Bank. 1510f WA rED fror a working m-in an aged person for HOUSEKEEPER, three in fimity.-Apply, RO[IT. WILLIAM?, Cross Tree Cottage, Gresford Id, if VX7AXTLD, ?Kt"-pect:?:e YOU fH. about .?.tFt ? V wiite & good hand nnj he willing to make him-elf Rererally useful.—J. F. SMITH, Yorke-street. 1572z GROCERY AND PR?VIStOX-WAXTED.? YOUTH G.k!i improver. able to "peak ?elsh (to live in) —App!y Miss GimFTHS, Market Hall. 155:1:: ???A?rEn?n IMm ?'EH and APPRENTICE to W' the Gn;cery, must be able to pak Welsb-Appl, MAURICE JONES, Ffritli. near Wrexhim. LOKC ANTI-D. for North Wale-, Good SPELTER MEN. A permanent situation for steady men -Apply to the LEESWOOD SPELTER Co, LIMITED, near Mold. l':iz rvo TAILOUS. WANTED, COAT, VE^T, and 1 TKOLSEKS HA?DS; al?o an APPREX?ICE.— Ap,,Iy, G. CALDSCOTT, 12, Kegent-streef, Wrexham. 1WAf )5&Jf IT is dei-ireel to Board and lodge a Kesrpectable Youth cf ninette" on a Stork farm.-Apply, with terms, to Mcasia E JAQLES and SONS, Solicitors, Birmingham. ANTED, AGENTS for the aJe of the Wrexham ??' ?ffffrt?r. in District" where not already repre- ir-,nte.i.-Apply to BAYLEY & BRADLEY Wrexham. 1J%Wf | ARRI FD LADY bas invaluable Hnw1ess RECE:rT 1.' for LAPfH'! ??timped addressed envelope for narticulars. -HARRIS, lhnoxwereLodge,litjtcwtl,lr.-I.,ind. miz W ANTT D. at one-, in a gentleman's famity, near Wrex- W ham, a good plilin COOK. Small family. £ 20 wages. None but a competent person need apply.-A pply to office of this paper. 152sf WANTED situation in BAKEHOUSE by Youth aged lti has been over two years in Jisbehouse willing to make himself useful.-Address, DAVIES, Laburnum Cotta. Penybryn. Ruahon. W ANTED, a steady MAN, to look after horses and cows, and to make himself generally nseful. Mnst be able to milk well. Good cl3aracter required. -Apply, Box tTI, Post Office, Wrexham. 1527f WANTED, ConkT, £ 10 to £ 40 KitchenScullery, Upper H' use-maids, Nurses, Parlour-maids, £ '20, General. 20 Fit-in Servants, Under Nurse, from a Nursery, Under Laundress. Good servants should anply for good places t) ED. HAYCOCK, 26, Chester-street, Wrexham.-FAtabli.,hed 27 Years. 1575f ALL Orders for PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHY, BOOK- A BINDING, Ac, intended for the "ADVERTISER' OFFICES will be received at the Offices, MARKET SQUARE, ONLY, there fceina NO CONNECTION with any other firm. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 6 30 p.m; Saturdays. 9 am. to I p.m. NORTR WALES AGENCY FOR SERVANTS of every capacity (established IS years), formerly carried on at Mrs White, Orphan Home. The highest references given. All applications promptly attended to. anrl terms sent on receipt ofstampt(I addresse envelope. Conducted by the Misses WHITING, .123, High-street, Wrexham. 1213a W ANTED, 500 persons to purchase The Champion" f Hock Beds" (with Bolster and two Pillows) full p5ze, an;l Wool Flocks, from !)s lid. Weekly Pa) ments tsken.—London Unredeemed Piedcre Stores, 20, HenWas- Btreet. Wrexbi m. -N. B- These Beds are made upon the premise. opposite ths Advertiser Office. 5.32c To Let. q, 0 EF, LET, the TRAVELLERS INN. Peritre Bwlch, I near Llandegla, fully licen-t:d.-Apply at Glanrafon Brevrery, Mold. 1160n R*1 10 LET? Frj:XI?HFJ) HOUSE, w;th 2.0-0 cre9 g.?od J. preserved shooting for the season or part thereof.— Address, Box 7, Cc.rwen 1387lJ n?U LET, THE GROVES, Grove Pa?.Wrexh?m.—For Tparticulare app'y to G. WHITEHOUSE, Coal Merchant, 17, Queen-street. Wrexham. J51::c- oTeT, the Full L?eMed :md well accustomed l?N, T- called the TALBOT. situate at Rhosllanerchrugog, Ruabon.-Applv, Island Green Brewery, Wrexham. liolo FSOMFORTABLE APARTMENTS for one or two Shop- men or Mechanics. Reasonable term., Centre of town.-Apply, Mrs MONTEITH, 3a, Regent-street, Wrex- ham. 141L39 TO LET, GLYNDWR HOUSE. No. 5. King-street. Possesion may be bad early in October.-Apply, T. IR. COLEmAi, F.C.S., Wrexham. IfflJc To BE LET, a Good HOUSE and YARD in Wrexham, t suitable for a Milk House or Dealer. Brake to carry 2a on sale. —App'y at 52, Chester-street, Wrexham. 1412o Vro. S, GAKFIELD VILLA, Percv-road, Wrexham, (furnished or unfurnished), containing two entet t-Ain- ing reoms, four bedrooms, bathroom, kitchens, c-liar, and gardenE.-Apply to Mr Pierce, Bridge-street. 1485o TO LET, a detached VILLA RESIDENCE, in Salis- bury-road, containing drawing and dining rooms, two kitchens, two pantrie-, good cellars, five bedrooms, and w.c stiblin<r, coach-house, and good garden, and the usual out-officeg.-Apply at 2, Percy-road. 1469f TO LET, with immediate possession. No. 17, STAXLEY- Jt. STKEET. Higbtown, containing 2 entertiining room*, kitchen, back-kitchen, larder, ecullery, and 4 bed- rooms, ltc, Kent, X18 per aunum.-Apply. B. OWEN, builder. 1445f ELLERSLIE HOUSE, Grosvenor-road, Wrexham, -TO ing and ti bedrooms, kitchen, back kitchen, pantry, bath- room. w.c., cellars, &c garden back and front.—Apply to W. HAWKINS TILSTON, estate agent, 7, Henblas-srreet, Wrexham. 101m TO BAKERS, GROCERS, AND PROVISION DEALERS. TO LET, the CORNER SHOP, known as Albert House, Ruabon-road. including a Public Bake-house and a good Dwelling-house, in a growing neighbourhood. Possession 1st of September.—Apply to THOS..TONFS, builder, Ruabon-road, Wrexham. 1555c ,*Tpt> LET, SHOP and WAREHOUSE, situate in the TcentTe of Brymbo, called The Mount St )res." near to Steel Works and Railway Station. Large and com- modious premises. Fixtures included. Immediate posFeRsion -Apply to BF.VAN & PHENNAH, Wrexham or to Mr HUGH HUGHES, Mount Hotel, Brymbo. 115i)Z NORTH WALES. TO BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Comfortable THOUSE, near the vi!!aga of Northop, two miles froai Flint and four from Mold. The house contains entrance ball, dining, drawing and morning rooms on ground floor, seven best bedrooms and two dressing-rooms, three ser- vants' bedrooms and storeroom, bath. w.c.. and the usual domestic offices the out-offices comprise two coach-houses, harness room, stables, loose box, &c. Garden with two greenhouses, tennis ground, two cottages, shooting over about 200 acres, &c.-Apply to MR ISAAC TATLO?, Land Agent, Flint. 14son Sale3 by Private Contract. ON SALE, a STACK of Good WHEAT STRAW.— Apply, W. B. SADLER, The Lodge, Holt. z P ARISI AN PH.ETON.. good as new, first-class maker Lamps and Cushions complete.-Apply to Mrs ROBERTS, Hoseley House, Gresford. 1554c LIGHT, useful, handsome, TRAP, suit pony about 14 JLj hands (equal to new), to seat four; owner requiring smaller one.—Apply, W. DAVIES, Bwlchgwyn Schools. 1541f TO BE SOLD CHEAP a lot of one inch rough NEW TBOARDS.-Apply W. VUGHAS. Sewerage Wnrks, King's Mills, Wrexham. 15S0a THREE COTTAGES for Sale, situate at Mount Pleasant, J. Nant, near Coedpoeth.—For further information apply to ROBEST ROBERTS, Cefn Maes, Bwlchgwyn. 1484a BARGAIN.— TO BE SOLD. with immediate posses- A sion. 2 PLATE GLASS WINDOWS and FRAMES. Apply, BRADLETS, clothieis and outfitters, 54, Hope-street, Wrexham. 1545f FOR SALE 24 Shares ?f jE25?ch7 fully paid up in the Buckley Brick and Tile Company, at Buckley, near Cbester.-Apply to Messrs. C. D. and R. A. CRAIG, solicitors, Shrewsbury. 1375a OR SALE, a plot of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND Fin Crispin-lane, with frontage of 90 yards to road and two railways. Very suitable for any purpose, or the erection of works of any kind.-AVFly, 6, Nelson-terrace, Rhoiddu, Wrexham. 1549f OR SALE, 10 ORDINARY SHARES of ?5 each in Fthe Montgome.? shire Brewery Company, Limited. These shares are expected to pay 15 per cent per annum, and are an extremely good and sound investment, and must before long considerably increase in value.—Apply. H., Office of this Paper. 1563n BLACK GELDIXG FOR SALE, 15 hm!s. 5 years o!d Bquiet to ride and drive good looking a rare sort beautiful mover and fast. BROWN GELDING, 14 2;; 5 years old, perfectly quiet to ride and drive, a long, low, old-fashioned sort very good looking fast walker' and a weight carrier.-Apply, GEORGE WH!iTAKEB, "Bryn Bel)M." MoM. ]?f MERICAN ORGAN (Cathedral model) from Paris AExhibition, 15 stop", bass and treble couplers, knee swells, and grand organ, suit chapel or mansion, in superb massive carved walnut case, cost ti3 guineas, take 26 guineas. Send for photo and particulan compelled to aall.-23, South-street, Longsight, Manchester. 15370 Sales by Private Contract. TO BE OLD the unexpired te<-m of 25 y<:? of the TLeass of a first-class and exten'i?e shopMa Premises rn the c rner of twn leading bnsineM tnorongn- fdres in the thriving town of Wrexhim, A 13rge trade has been done on the premises for many years. The premises are now occupied by good tenant* under an annual tenancy a. a rental of £ 100.-Apply to Mr W. WIN* EVANS, BeliCitOr, Wrtzham. H':S:5a Lost aad round. Lost and Found. IOST, f?m Mr Robert" Stryt yr.weh Farm. on Sun- J day. July 20th, a SCOTCH EWE, marked '?wo blue dfets on iiide.-Firder, on restoring same to above address, wili be rewarded. 1, ¡¡, C FOUND. near Wrexham, on Friday, July F Leicester sheep. Owner can have it by dcnbtng t 1 and paying expanse?.—Apply JNO. JUNES, 1. -I quare, Brook Street. 19a Tenders. WREXHAM RACES. FRIDAY, AUGCST 29TH, 1 S 9 0.  W ATED for the pri,itege of !lnpp!yin T ExSable t^frs ?J othef Rfresbments on the R?eour-e. on the occa-ion of the Haces. iin b» allowed, which the parson whose tender is permitted to place in a proxinen. p-s;tion, so tat cu.tcmrs can be served b >th inside and outeide ?me Paddock. r&n ?, endorsed, "Tender for  Tent." to be sent in to the secretary, by 5 p.m. on Augus. 15tb, Knder. also wanted for Advert.? on the back page d the Racecard. Tenders to be sent in, ndorsed. Tender for Racecard Adve'tHement. to Hth- eb???'e?tary, by 5 p.m. on Augu-t 15th. ARTHUR WM. BERKELEY, S- CTetary. Witton Terrace, Wrexham. 1542c BOROUGH OF WREXBAM. TENDERS are required fjT Hxty F6Mto I e erected at Ttbe Wrexham Cattle Market for Sheep and P.gs Particulars can be o, tained on and after August 6tb at the Borough Surveyor's Office. Sealed and endorsed Tenders to be sent to me not later than Tuesday, the 12th imt. By order, THOMAS BUB Town Clerk. Guildhall, August 1st. ISO'?. Iu52a Religious Services. .1" CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHESTER CsT?E? WREXHAM. 0? ?CXDAY NEXT er- mons will be preached Morning Service, 10.45 a.m.; Evening Service, 6.30p.m. 23912 Edncation. WY-'SNSTAY LIOUSE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, KING STREET, WREXHAM. PRINCIPAL :— MISS PIERCE, First Class Trained Certificated Mistress, ASSISTED BY ENGLISH & FOREIGN RESIDENT GOVERNESSES AND VISITING MASTERS. A Painting Class for LaclUs on Saturday Morning?. A GOVERNESS PUPIL REQUIRED. NEX TERM COMMENCES SEPTEMBER lûTrr. AN CHESTER QRAMMAR SCHOOL, THE NEXT TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPT. ltjTH, l!). E.MKASCE EXAMINATION MO>DAY, SEPT. 15TIl AT 9 A.M. ProsDectuses, Forms of Application, etc., may be had at the School. OWEN W. COX. C.erk L 1 Receiver. X.B.—Boarding House open under the t ttion of the Governors. 157lz SHREWSBURY, JJIOH 8° OOL FOR GIRLS, COLLEGE HILL, SHREWSBURY. HEAD MISTRESS MISS CANNINGS. The Autumn Term will begin on TUESDAY, SEPT. 16. 1890. Prospectuses and Forms cf Application for Admis- sion may be obtained at the School, or from the Secretary of the Girls' Public Day School Company, Limited, 21, Queen Anne Gate. London. S.W. A Preparatory Department is attached to tbis Scbool. 10* tc 12, KING STREET, WREXHAM. THE MISSES LLOYD, Will resume School Duties on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Cth, 1SOO: Boarders return the same Day. 1508a YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, 28, ERDDIG ROAD, CONDUCTED BY THE MISSES LIP T ROT, School duties will be resumed on MONDAY, JULY 28th. Private lessons on the pi.noforte given by Miss L. LIPTRUT. Terms on application. UtOs PRIVATE TUITION, BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, In the ordinary English j-ubjects, Mathematics, Latin French, German, and several scientific subjects. Terms moderate. Pupils prepared for various Local Examinations. Apjly Miss EVANS, 9, Smithfield Roid, Wrexham. 1368 1\IISS SABA TJUGHES, R.A.M., BEGS to say that she has changed her address to 8, VICTORIA ROAD, And continues Teaching SIXGING and PIANOFORTE Voice production taught. Pupils prepared for Local Examinations. 2471h TREVOR VILLA, GROSVENOR ROAD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL CONDUCTED BY MISS PRYCE-JONES, KINDERGARTEN BY MISS ELSIE PRYCE-JONES (In a separate room). MISS PRYCE-JONES GIVES PRIVATE LESSONS IN MUSIC, SINGING, AND PAINTING. 16310 Schc o' re-opens on Tuesday, May 6th. An articled pupil required. Rus: GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, their Gvrn viL. manufacture, with all Russell's latent :ovements, range in prise from £ 3 to £ c~. Tiicj e tiaridsoeae, strong, and perfect timekeepers; represent the largest stock and best vilue in England, there being no intermediate profit between the manufacturer and the wearer. Sent free everywhere at Russell's risk and costs cn receipt of draft or post order. Illustrated Pamphlet sent free liD application. VV ATCH REPAIRS PROMPT AND PERFECT. Estimates given and cost of carriage taken. THE LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMOND, GEM, JL ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. Finger-size Card sent free on application. T. R. RUSSELL, MAKER TO THE QUEEN, CATHEDRAL WORKS, 18, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. 776a WEAK MEN MADE STRONG All who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY LOSTV IGOUR, Ex HAUSTED VITALITY, KIDNEY DISEASES. &-c. A Treatise explaining the re- nowned MARSTON treatment, by local absorp- tion, the only positive core without Stomach Medicines, will be sent in p!ain envelope sealed for three stamps. THE MARSTON REMEDY Co.. 249J, High Holborn, London. 12&3A CHEAPEST AND BEST SHILLING'S WORTH OF RUM OR WHISKY, AT W I L L D B R'S, MARKET HALL VAULTS, WREXHAM Buy and Compare. 639 PYINS "Smokeless" and Clean. Save 50 to 75 per cent. of Fuel. Bake continuously Hnndreds in use. For Bakeries, Prisons, Coffee Taverns, Asylums, Institutions, Schools, &-c. W. F. MASON, Engineer, LONGSIGHT. I MANCHESTER. 1109 < BusinessA-nnouncements ~™ GEORGE FELTON, 24, TREVOR STREET, WREXHAM. SOLE AGENT Foa KING, HOWMANN & CO'S. PURE MALT YEAST, THE BEST ) ia EKGLASD, o Soornei-s hut j Sweet and Fresh Daily. t Encourage Home Industry and Buy a Superior Article Manufactured in Your Own Country. Ask for p lU F. E MALT YEAST. PRODUCTION 651) Tons or Baskets of Y.a.t Yearly. Guaranteed not to be Mixed with Brewers Yeast, or any other Worthless Articles. j Pound of PURE MALT YEAST will Always raise 21) Stonea of Good Flour. (SUPPLIED IN TOWN DAILY.) C. K. BENSON & CO. BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND CATERERS, 13, HEXBLAS STREET, WREXHAM. CUTLERY and PLATE let out on Hire at Moderate Charges. Terms on application. 1178 Jro. JAr/jESOr'S IRISH WHISKY FIVE YEARS OLD, 43 GD PER QUART. Vo BUr.d uritk Inferior or Cheaper Whiikiii. WARRANTED PURE JOHN JAMESON'S WILLDERS, MARKET HALL VAULTE WREXHAM. WILI-DER BROTHERS, largest holders oi this vrbhkr in the Principality. 63iI WATCHES The Bect Vrilr.c. the Ptron?c?t, most Durable and Finest Tiro<?!:<-(-r:or= r-ver mde. TESTIMONIALS FROM TITOCSASDSof Owners now uc;E2 thera in all paris of the world. t[4'; J IrPROVED KEYLESS WATCHES Not lial.le to failure, zivinff 'K?Tm Srrenp-th. Gr?r.tpr Free?on from Accidents, Aad Reduced Cost or ilanuiaeture. E S SPECIAL MAKE? LlDIES KEVLESS LEVER WATCH In Silver Cases In Gold Case Three-quarter Plate Lever, Trilh Compound Balance, Ruby ic-' c ilcl in 13 actios?, Extra Strong Keyless vror! or. part Interchangeable throtlrhout. Price B10 in X :sive ISct. Gold Cases, Hunting, Half-Hunt .i;g\ or Crystal ri.Liy engraved or -? y ongrlved or plain polished, With Monogram Enpravcd Free. In Silver Ca.~es, C5. THOUSANDS nAVE BEEN OLD. Performance warranted. Sent free and at our risk to all parts of the world. KEYLESS "BANK" WATCH Cheapest, Strongest, and Best B5 ENGLISH KEYLESS WATCH ever made. Silver Cases Silver Cases Best London make throuchont. Three-qnarter Pln te Encriish Lever, Large Chronometer Balance, Jewelled in Rubies Extra Strong Keyless A-t ion, Each part :nter-. hanL-c;tMo. An Exact Timekeenor a-fl the Best Value in the market THOUSANDS IIAVK BEEX SOLD. Price C5, in Extra Streiiai.1 te.ox-iing silver Crystal Glass Cases. Performance warranted- Sent free at our risk to all parts of the world. 0 A Will send the above Watche-i. together with Warranty for correct performance, to any part of the world, free and at his risk, on receipt of P-O.O., payable at G P.O., Bank Draft, or Cash. CLOCKS for the hotise, of every kind, in great I variety, from £1 to P-900. CHURCH and TURRET CLOCKS.-Estimates and advice free. Just completed the Great Cloc. ks for Portsmouth Town Halt, Ashton-undere Lyne Parish Church, and many others. PLATE, for presentation and household use. In Sterling Silver and Electro Plate. Prettiest patterns and best quality, at moderate prices. JEWELLERY, in line Gems or Plain Gold of M best London make. Many thousands of novelties at maanufi,turersprie-es. r ENGAGEMENT RINGS, in endless variety, set j with the finest Gems, and of best London make. "Speciality" Brilliant Ringa, at 95, £10. and £ z0. Selections free on receipt of reference. BENSON'S PAMPHLET, the largest and best JD of its kind. containing nearly 200 pages of Prices and Illustrations of everv class of WATCHES, CLOCKS. CHAINS, JEWELLERY, PLATE, and TURRET CLOCKS, sent post free. Steam Factory is the only one of its kind in London. Visitors to town are invited to view both Factory and Show Rooms. which contain the Largest and Best Stock in London, at the Lowest Prices for Cash. Estab. STAKEB TO H. H. THE or?? ?- ??r.4Z FA1IILY. The ADMIRALTY, AR ?-?-? A\-D? ÚFFICE cic.. tfc.. THE STEAM FACTORY, 62 & 64, LULIGA fE HILL, Norton House, La Belle Salvage Yard, and 1, Boy Court. E.C.; 28,Royal Exchange. & West End House 25, Old Bond Street, W., LONDON. WATCH, &c., CLUBS.-Applifations for Agen- cies invited to establish these Clubs. which   by Mr. Beaaoa over ? yearb ???. faUpt?t??p??. 774 Business Announcements. -r- .r-r' SPRING SEASON, 1890. LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN ROLLERS, WIRE NETTING, INDIA RUBBER HOSE PIPES, GARDEN TOOLS In great variety at J. COLEMERE GITTINS, 7, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. LAWf TENNIS RACQUETS, BALLS, NETS. MARKERS, & ip., &c, Splendid Assortment at moderate prices. BASSINETTES, MAIL CARTS, BASSINETTES Of Good reliable quality only supplied at GITTINS' IRONMONGERY STORES. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. J C.G. would call special at- tention to his immense Stock of above, comprising— KITCHEN RANGES, OPEN & CLOSE FIRES, PATENT LIFTING FIRE KITCHENERS, EXCELSIOR RANGES, MABBLE & ENAMELLED CHIMNEY PIECES, IRON MANTEL PIECES & OVER MANTELS, MANTEL REGISTER GRATES TILED REGISTER GRATES. FURNACES, SASH WEIGHTS, &c., &c. I &c. I Specially low quotations. J. COLEMERE GITTINS, IRONMONGERY STORES, HOPE STREET, 2429 WREXHAM. Entertainments and Meetings. t;N¡VERITY- COLLEGE OF W\LES, ABERYT\VYTH. PRESIDENT THE RIGHT HON. LORD ABERDARE, G.C.B. PRINCIPAL THE REV, T C. EDWARDS, M.A. (LOXD. AND (EDI.) A LARGE cumber ci Entrance Scho?hipa and Exhi ?—? IT-m ?40 to ?10 (op^ en and close) offered for c?mpe?? F??nbegins Wednesday, ?ptember 17 1800.. d. to 11 ¡;ngJe ?Fe? of .£10 r« SeS!lOD admits to all c?sse.. Sing!. C1:tw.g £\ per term. d ?V? 'S?dS?mitted into Hall of Residence un d er sure?dence cf Miss E. A. Carpenter, at a charge of ,0 guint'as per se!'sior. r"t g1fuli%rHcuUr-, apply to the R??r. "n.1'ers: y CoUege of Wales, Aberyst w th. MORGAN LLOYD, Hon. Sec. Dth July, 1-90. lUSa. VALE OF LLANGOLLEN SHEEP-DOG SOCIETY. CXDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. PRESIDENT :—LORD TREVOR. VICE-PRESIDENT E. ROBERTS, Froi^hjfryd. THE TRIALS WILL BE HELD AT PLAS-YN-VIVOD, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST THE 7T3, 1890. CAMBRIAN STAKES. OPEN TO THE WORLI«.— DISTRICT STAKK").—PRIZES, £14. Full particulars can be obtained frcm the Hon. Secretary, CAPTAIN BEST. Plas-yn-Vivod, Llangollen. 1430f HAWARDEN & BUCKLEY FLOWER GHOW Will be held in the grounds of HAWARDEN CASTLE, ON AUGUST 21sT.. Under the patronage and presence of THE RIGHT HON. w. E. GLADSTONE, M P., AND >1KS GLADSTONE. BlDS AND DANCING IN THE EVESING. }47 n Secretary E. R. JONF.?, Hawarden. J^ANGOR IlOYàL RATIONAL "J^ISTEDDVOD. SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4. ASD 5, 1890. £800 IN IPRIZES GRAND CHORAL & ORCHESTRAL COMPETITIONS DAILY BAND CONTr.Sf-> CHAIRING CROWNING OF SUCCESSFUL BARDS CLA-SIQ AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS EVERY EVEMXU SI j NOR FOLI and other em'nent Artiste3 engaged FuU particulars of Railway arrangements in tutors advertisements. Programmes now in the Press. 1523n J. RICHARDS (Isalt^), Secretary. A GRAN t) FETE Wi:l be held on FRIDAY, AUGUST SIH, 1890, AT GRESFORD VALE (Br kind permission of MLSS EGERTOS). FROM 3 TO 9 P M. PROGRAMME OF SPORTP, to commence at 3 p. m. prriapt :— RACE (open), 220 Vards. Entrance, Cd.—1st Prize, 7.. 6 i 2rxi. 4s 3rd, 2s. 2.—OBSTACLE RACE (for those under ij ft. 2 in), SrOmD Yards. Entrance tkl.—1st Prize, 4s iind, 2; 3rd. Js :I.-FLAT RACE (fo Gre?ford Habitation P L. 100 Yards. Noentrancefee — letPrize.o?; 3ad,2sGd; 4.-0BSTACLE RACE (open), IJO Yarde, Entrance, 6,1,- 5 —HALF-MILE FLAT RACE (open.) Entrance, Is.— 1st Prize. iDs; 2nd, 5s 3rd, lS 6d. EGG AND SPOON IACE. 7.—THREE-LEGGED RACE (open), H'O Yards. Entrance, 6d.—1st Prize, 5s; 2nd, 3s 3rd. la 8.—"FIND YOUR BOOTS" RACE (Open). ICO Yard. no entrance fee —1st prize, 4s 2nd. 2s 3rd. Is. 9.—TUG OF W 4R.- Gresford and Llay v, All Comers; 12 a side. Prize, 12s. N.B.—No weigbts allowed. Teams to be chosen on the ground. The best in three pulls to win. Except in races 1 and 5 competitors to run in ordinary die s. No spikes allowed in any race. Three to start in each race or no prize will be gi..en. Entries for the above will be taken on the ground by the Race Committee. TEA ON TABLES AT 4 30 P.M. After Tea a Banner will be prtstnted to the Gresford Habitation (13t5) ollowed by short addresses. THE OAK ALYN RAND Will play Selections during the .Afternoon, and in the Evening for DANCING, TO COMMENCE AT 6 P.M. flC,25a ROSSETT, GKESFORD, PCLFORD, AND DODLESTON COTTAGERS' HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ABOVE SOCIETY WILL BE fiELD ON FRIDA Y. AUGUST 15th, 1SOO (By kind pernaieiion of Capt. Griffith-Boscawen), on T REV ALYN PARK, ROSSETT, Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G. Upwards of 300 Prizes are oifered for Plants, Flowers, Fruit. and Vegetableq. The Prizes will be distributed near the tent3 at 4.3<) p.m. THE BAND OF THE 3RD BATT., R.W.F., Has been engaged, and will play choice selections of music during the day. The Exhibition will open at 2 p.m. Admission to the Park from 2 to 6, One Sshiiliu, from 6 to the close. Six- pence. Passengers will be booked at Reduced Fares for the double journey by the following trains :—From Cheater to Rossett, 11.15 a.III.. 2.55 and 6.5 p.m., third c'ass return tickets, 19. From Wrexham to Rossett at 2 2, 5 7, and 6.25 p.m., third class return ticket?, yd. Returning to Wrexham at 6.22 and 9.27 p.m., and to Chester at 1/.33 and 10.18 p.m. Entries wm be receded on Friday, August Stb, at the Rossett National Sjhocl room, fr. m to 9 p.m., or they may be Stm. to the hon. secretary not later than Saturday, August 9tb. All exhibits must be in the tents not later tban 1U o'clock on the morning of the Show, or they will be disqualified, see Rule 18. Tenders for supplying Refreshments upon the ground must be sent to the Secretary not later than the 8th day of August. N.B.—No nut atanding- or shooting galleries will be allowed in the tillage on the day of the show. zI532:1 EDWARD BABB, Hon. Secretary. SHREWSBURY GREAT FLORAL FETE. A Glorious Summer Holiday in .the Far-famed Grounds of THE QUARRY, SHREWSBURY. Ox WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, AUG. 20TH &21ST.IE9f}. THE MOST MAGNIFCENT FLOWER SHOW IN ENGLAND, Worth Travelling 100 miles to see. BEE EXHmlTIO, AND LECTURES ON BEEKEEPING. By Mr BALDWIN. NINE IIOLR EXQUISITE MUSIC EACH DAY, By the Magnificent Bands of H M. ROYAL HORSE GUARDS (Blue), Conducted by Mr C. u. ;:r. H. M GRENADIEK G L D S Conducted by LIErT. DAN Go; N.?;Y. AND THE SHROPSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY, By permission of the Commanding OSceM. MASSED BANDS. EACH EVENING. Magnificent Programmes of Music Specially Arranged. GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT AND CAVALRY COMPETITIONS. BALLOON ASCENTS, by Capt. Whelan. EIGHT MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES, Without intermission, by the Most Wonderful Artistes in the World, all specially engaged for this Yêe only, Including— ELL 4 ZUILA AND LU LU, World Champions on the High Wire. THE ORIGINAL LEOPOLDS, Wonderful Acrobats and Pontomimists. THE FAR-FAMED BROTHERS GRIFFITHS WITH THEIR BLONDIN DONKEY. THE MARVELLOUS FLYING DILLONS, on the Treble TrBaEpeAzeU.TIFUL JESSICA, Queen of the Slack Wire. THE BEA UTIFU'L JESSICA, Queen of the Slack Wire. THE AVRIGNY TROUPE, Extraordinary Japanese Jugglers and Balancers. LITTLE PAUL, The Great Foot Balancer. MATTHEW S HERD OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOATS. THE ECLIPSE TRIO, Vaulters and AcrobaHc Comedians. PADDOCK TROUPE OF JUVENILE BICYCLISTS. JAPANESE DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS EACH AFTERNOON. A Great Novelty. GEORGEOUS DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS By Messrs J. Pain Sons Each Evening. CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS FROM ALL PARTS. ADMISSION :—Wednesday, One to Five o'clock, 2s 6d Five to Seven, Is after Seven, 6d Thursday, all day from Eleven, Is after Seven, 6d, H. W. ADNITT, \„H„o„ n- Seec?- 1569fnz W. W. NAUNTON, on, ?e°'- FARNDON TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL, BANK HOLIDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1890. CHURCH SERVICE AT FOUR O'CLOCK. TEA AT FIVE O'CLOCK. DANCING AFTER TEA. 1531c Entertainments and Meetings. K RU\BOV AND RHOS HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. President :-SIR "ATKI wtLLIASIS WYNN, BART. Patrcne s THE LADY WILLIAMS WYNN. A GPAND EXHIBITION Will be hell in WYNNSTAY PARK, on MONDAY, AUGUST llib, IcjKj. Theb?d of the SHROPSHIHEYEOMANRY CAVALRY (by p£:rœission of the Hihli H(lo. the I- arl of Kilmorey, K.P,), c nductt:d by lr J, Hud,on DavifLs, has been engaged.  SPORTS! D?CI?G! DBPLAY OF ATH?LETTfr?r ?SP?ORRTTSS?' ????? PAIS.) Hefreshments on the Ground. ADMISSION TO THE FLOWER SHOW AND GROUNDS.— Sub- .criber.. I o*c*ock. Genual Public, 2 o clock, Is after 3 ôd. Entries for productions cLise on Amustoth. For Entries and P^r.iolars of Sports .ply to 3' r W  HmrHRE?s. P?nyc?e X?tion? bchoola, KJ??bon. E?Xumr?t:a for Spcrts c:ose August 7th. REV. W. T. DAVIE- gHn. Treasurer. If)20 P. IlDDLETON, Hon. Secretary. Excursions. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.  Further K?ottce, a FAST EVFRY THUBSD VY until Further Notice, a FAST -nVF?RY JSi?' B-?". BKlSlOl, Weston-Super- ?re. Taunton, Exeter, Btrn?taple, Tivertnn, 1) wlisb, rorouav Plymouth, Falmouth, St. I?s, P?J?? ZA??, <?c., ?r y or 1« d-.ys, by t?e New and D.r.ct Route via Severn Tunnel, willl are W liEXH VM, Llangollen, Ruabon. For full particulars see bills. 1341z Ii Y. LAMHS.Rr.tGeMr&UMauager. WHEXHAM MOLD AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAILWAY. BASK HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS, MONDAY, 4TH AUGUST. TO RHYL and LLANDUDNO from Wrexham and In- termediate sitationf, Itaving Central Station by special train a. 8 :J a.m., returning from Uandudno at & P  train., returning To Uhyl by 7.10 and !I.55 a.m. ordinary trains, returning as above. To Llandudno and Rhyl from Brymbo, Pitspower, and JIo,s iiid Peiitre, Jfarirg Brjarbo at ^.lo a.tt.. rt;turniug from Llandudno at 6 p.m. and Rhyl at .5 p.m. To Chester, via Hawardjn Bridge, fr- m Wrexham and intermediate Stations by the S.5 a m., 11.10 a.m. and 1.10 p,m, trair.F. ?' ?o ??!dsworth and De!amere (for the Forest) from Wrexham and all stations by the 8.5 a.m. and 11.10 a.m. tuins. To Hawarden from Wrexham and intermediate stations by 9.55 a.m., 1.30 p.m.. and 2 10 p.m. trltins, and from Brymuo by 1 p.m. train, Platpower 1.7 p.m., Mo.s and Pentre 1. 12 To Bridsreiid r.and Ctfnvbedd for Hope Mount.ai.n and. Caergwrle Castle by all trains from \YrI!XrH\'I'. BQmoo Branch.-i,ate trains leave Wrexham Central Station at 3.5 P.M. and 1C.30 p.w., and Drymbo for Wrex- ham at 8.35 p.m. Bills and every information can ba obtained at the siati-ns. T. CART WRIGHT, General Manager. AVestminister Buildings, Wrexham, July, Business AnBoancemeats. -J -0' JSHMAEL EVAX3 SON, ESTATE AD MORTGAGE AGENTS, PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. BUY AND SELL PflOPSRTY of every description. MORTGAGES ARRANGED in a few days from Four per cent. RENTS AND ACCOUNTS successfully collected in all parts. BOOK DEBTS purchased for cash down. AGENTS to the Allianca Fire and Life Accident and London and General Insurance Companies. 1254 MRS HOGAN, 6, PRINCESS SfREET, SHREWSBURY, Begs to in'orm the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wrexham tlut, h iving received some large orders for CAST OFF CLOTHING of every description, for exportation, she is giving an advance upon the u-ual price allowed. Mrs H. also purchases every description of FUR.NITURE, CARPETS, BEDS, BEDDING. OLD PLATE, &-C., &C. Ladies and Geritlercen waited upon at any distance. All letters promptly att. nded to. Parcels and boxes forwarded Mrs H. pays Cirrir.ge for. Statements, Money Orders, or Cheques remitted same day. No RKPBESESTATIVES EMPLOYED. Mrs E. Hogan purchases surplus stocks of Mercery Drapery, Ready-Made Clothing, &c. Piease note the address—6, Princess-street. Shrews- bury. 156 ic 1 ? PER CENT. INTEREST. An Accountant can J.? recomcrend investments in old eatabiiahed under- takings for capital, in large or small sums, paying 6 per cent to 20 per cent dividend, or could guarantee 10 per cent. Erclose stamped envelope, and state amount to be invested, to W. WARWICK, 3, London-street, London, E.C. 157Gf THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MEMBERS OF THE STUCK EXCHANGE are NOT ?_N. ALLOWED to ADVERTISE for business purposes or to issue circulars to persons other than their own principals. Brokers or Agents wbo advertise are not in any way connected with The Stock Exchange, or under the control of the Committee. Lists of Members of the Stock Exchange who act as stock and share brokers may be obtained on application to FRANCIS LEVIED, Secretary to the Committee of the Stock Exchange. Committee Koozu, The stoctt Exchange, London, E C. 2 4A, TOWS HILL, WREXHAM. MRS. C. CROSS WISHES to thank her numerous friends for their kind sympathy in her Yeeent bereavement, and to state that shd has commenced business in the FANCY DllAPERY & HOSIERY, on the premises occupied by her late husband, and trusts by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage and support. MRS C. BAS PURCHASED AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF CHOICE ARTICLES, SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING, VIZ. :— LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDER LINEN, BABIES' OUTFITS, SUN BONNETS, MOB CAPS, FANCY APRONS AND PINAFORES, GLOVES, STOCKINGS, CORNETS, NEEDLEWORK, LACES, WOOLS, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, PURSES, &c &c. AN INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. m7z HAXELL'S HOTEL, WEST STRAND, LONDON. Telegraphic Address Haxell, London. Telegrams for visitors must be marked c/o Haxell, London." FOR Families and Gentlemen. In the midst of the JL Theatres and Places of Amusement. Within 20 minutes of the City by 'Bus cr Railway. Thoroughly modernised in every particular, combining a most elegant Restaurant, Separate Ladies' and Gentlemen's Coffee Rooms, Billiard Room, &c. BED AND BREAKFAST, 6/6. LIGHTS AND ATTENDANCE EREE, 10 Minutes from Waterloo Station. ( Euston Sttion. 2) ? St Pancras Station. I King's Cross Station. "0 j Paddington Station. 30 ?Liverpojl Street Station, G.E.R E. NELON HAXELL, Proprietor. ESTABLISHED 1853. 1182z MR GRENVILLE JOJNES. L.D.S., R.C S. (Dental Surgeon to the Ruabon and Whitchurch Cottage Hospitals), No. 3a, HIGH STREET Entrance beside MR EDISBURY'S Shop. Attendance from 3 30 a.m. to (j p.m., Fridays excepted Whitchurch on Fridays. 1408 OLD PORT WINE, (GEORGE SANDEMAN'S) THREE SHILLINGS PER QUART, WARRANTED A FINE QUALITY. W I L L D E R'S MARKET HALL VAULTS, WREXHAM WILLDER BROTHERS largest Dealers in the Principality 633 GIVEN AWAY—A BOOK. "ON NATURES REMEDIES" for the Cure of the Various Infirmities of Mankind, with Infallible Receipts for the Complete restoration to Health of all who I Suffer from Loss of Nervous Power and Vitality, including Remedies for Skin Diseases, and various Complaints that Embitter Life; also Advice to all who ContemplaY Marriage.—Address, SECRETARY, INSTITUTE OF ANATOMte Birmingham. 14U60 TO WHOM IT MAY COXCERX-A PHYSICIAN of Tmany years' practice in Nuvous Disorders (now retired) IS ANXIOUS TO RELIEVE suffering humanity his favorite prescription he will send free to all sufferers" Address Dr. BROWN, The Homeland, Cavendish Road Balham, London, S. W. 1121f TO MORTGAGEES £ 2.003 TRUST MONEY for i. INVESTMENT on FREEHOLD SECURITY Tn? above sum may be divided -Apply, «• Trustee," Advertiser mce. 1267f Business Aaaviiacemeuts. NOTICE OF REMOVAL THE OLD ESTABLISHED GLASS, CHINA, EARTHE.N LWAZE., AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, CARRIED ON FOR NEARLY 50 YEAKî AT TGR- THE CROSS, OSWESTRY WILL BE CONTINUED IV XN!, SHOP NEXT DOOR TO MR LAoHMOitE, JEWEL3 CHUBCJI STREET. GEORGE R. BAYLEY WILL ALSO CARRY QX I; ALL ITS BR, THE PRINTING BUSINESS ARJOINING THE SUIS PREMISES. 1;;140 RAINBOW VAULTS, HOPE STREET, W R E X H A U. I R ABSALOM EVAXS -1 For many years uith 3!e*x x Tnomax WiUiam" i Town IIall J au: Wrexham • a Begs to inform his numerous friends that he has taken the above house. and hopes to receive their generous support. If favored by their patrcna^ they will find NO EFFORT SPABSD to give them EVERY SATISFAc TION. BEERS, SPIRITS, AND *■ j CF TEE FINEST QUALITIES.