Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sale3 by Aucti in. SALES BY MR F. LLOYD = I THURSDAY. JANUARY 14th, AT 12 O'CLOCK. I THE NORTH WALES HORSE REPOSITORY FOR WALBS. CHESHIRE. & SHROPSHIRE, JI AT WREXHAM. R. FRANK LLOYD, by special request, will hold a ) 1'1 Sale of HPNTEKS, HAHNKSS HOUSES COBS, I anl PONIES, a'l t,, excc d three yeais old, in the above j ■Repository on Thursday, January lith. The gaa will be LIM TED TO 100 HORSES. I There are CO already entered Gentlemen w'shing to include Homes in this Sale, will oblige by tending in their r.MRlES AT ONCE. The Great Quarterly Pi ize Sale will be held in March; this Sale will also be limited to 700 Horsep. Auctioneer's Offices, Eyton House, Wrexham. 258G. I MONDAY MORNING NEXT AT 10.30 PROMPT. WREXHAM CATTLE MARKET. I CATTLE AND SHEEP SOLD FIRST, PIGS AND CALVES ALTERNATELY. MR LOYnh?t p'ea?ure in announcing his AnCTIO n SALRf t?fOX"AY MOKING NEXT, and every MONDAY throughout the year. The entries expected will include. £ rv rat BMst. First ClaQ Dairy Cow?, .) 4 Calving Heifers, B.uren, Stirks, Fat and Store Bulls. 15 ta 20 llatcheTS' and Heifer Calves. 200 to 300Fat antl store sheep- rjQ Fa. Pork and Store Pig". A Few Store Ram". Entries invited up to time of Sale, 10 3i Stock need not he sent in before ten o'clock. Thia Auction i. patronised by the Principal Landowners and Agriculturists of the District. Commission, four- pence in the X Calves up to 10a free up ton 30, 6 I each, over that sum and up to £ Is each. Co No Sale," No charge. Fair prices always guaranteed. Ownwi can have their entries advertised if desired, particulars to I be sent to Eyton House, Wrexham. OTiLces-Eytc)n Ht.,use, Wrexham. 789j SAl.F! HY Mil T. T.TiOYD. Sale of Excellent an'l Useful H.'usstiol! Furniture and jl Other Effects, in the i'UBLIC HALL, WREXHAM Mi: LLOYD has received intructions from Mrs R. jm Potter, Hi?h ?'rnt)t, who is giving up housekeeping, to SELL BY AUlMON, in tho Pubic Hall. Wrex'atn ON MONDAY, DKC&MUSR 2 ST, 1891, a Quantity IF Excel- I lent HorSKaOL » FURWITUKK and other Effect*, removed for convenience of sale, comprising— I Handsome antique carved oak chest, otk hall lable with carved b.ck, two cirved oak hall chairs, iron hat and umbrella atund, stisfFi» dog in c xae. oik sideboard with glass back ami cellwutte d awer, oak dining table, 8ft. by 4ft., with two Joost) leave* and expanding crew Biu-acl* carpet square, 'lyiK by 4yd3 hearthrug to match di: to, i Brussels sta r carpet, lot uf strong stait. rod*, walnut ohtff >nier with p!asn back, walnut drawing rnnm suit-, h*r>rt3«iiio wdinus Sutherland table, walnut C nterbury whatnot, two i .ncy w.iiuut occa,.iona chairs with cushion*, handsome gilt mirror v.ith bracket to fix under ditto, large vase, hand painted panel in plit-h frame, handsome fiectro-phtteii curb fender, ateel irons with plated top", handsome cottago pianoforte (full compass), by John B insmi-Kd; hands- me fourteen days' gilt timepi-ice with glasei shade and two vases to match ditto, ladies' wurk t.tble in walnut. PiCTUSFS.—A pair of choice oil painting!), The Inquisitive Visitor," L B Jcu Deapiit steel MIKRAVING": The Monarch of the Glen," "Three Mem, ers of the '{'inperunce Party," Helena afid H-rni-tt," Lord Kelson," II Duko of Wellincton," Mare -ret four 'Ili jtg after I»avid Wiik'e, Blind Man's Ruff" "Village Kccruits," 1, Tit" Village S -hoof," The School"; "old Wrexham," and other smill picturec. QAP.DSOME DINNER SERVICE, nearly new, about 120 pieces, dinner service blue and gold. handsome dessert «:rv ce green and gold, 18 pieces, cut-glaaa fruit ditihes, handsome centre desxeit dish, ft iwer S'and, electro-platrd breakfast service, handsome eiectro-plated casket, 12 elec- tro forks, 4 do. taMa spoons. 3 toddy ladies, noup ladle and gravy spoon, 6 small electro forks, electro-plated salver, o4rdine dish with cover, m. sardine dish with cover, mihogany wurk • ssket with drawer, plAit" of handsome cut- last decanters, 3 colored glass spirit botfcU i ti glass shades and stands, tapestry table civtr, 2 pair of tapestry curtains, iron bedstead*, French aud half-tester, straw palliasses, hair mattresses, feather bed, handsome mahogany toilet glasses, very tucful painted w»rdrobe, excellent linen press painted oak, large birch washs and with marble top, large che., of drawers, birch 3111.. tab e. G antique chairs with loise owhions, excellent lounge, chintz c-jverine, large kit. hen cupboard, toilet drawers, handsome breakfast service green jvid gold, handsome tea service to ma'ch do 17 wrie glasses (cut), 16 cut-glass custards, mahogany bagatelle board (complete) nea-ly new. handsome briiss kettle and stand with heater, electro-plat-d coffee pot, electro-plated tea pot, asbpans, mahogany sofa in hair seating, washing wringing and mangling machine, Bradbur)'s treadle Mowing macr-ine, umbtella staad, fenders, br as st:lol, iron Bt.»o!, chatuber se-vice* 3stiocig kitchen chairs, smoking litffi chair, excellent kitchen dresser, kitchen tabl., snuCvJpatiH, bra^s preserving skillet, btushes, odd crockery, mutj, carpets, gas stove, etc., Ac., &c. SALE TO COMMENCE AT 11 O'CLOCK. 256J. SALES BY MR J. C. McK[E. .1', IFION COLLIERY, ST. MARTIN 'inree miles from Gobowen, three miles from Cbirk Stsiiou. and five utiles from Ellesmere Station. MR J. C. McKIE h,u received instructions frMntha Right Hcu. Lord Trevor to SKLL BY AUCTI< 'N wpon the premise?, fl3 above on TUESOAY, DliCfcMBE,K 22. the whole i'f -be PL.■%> MACHiNKRY dlc., including onG Lancashire boiler, ;Hlft. by 7ft.. one Gall way boiler, :Oft. mil. by 7ft.; one pair horizontal wind>ng engines, by Powis, Millwall, itiin. cylinder, Sft. 6 n. stroke, one single horizontal winding ei gine, KUin cylinder. 3ft. stroke, with 10ft. fly whee;. h; nzonta! steam winch, 7in. cylinder, £ -in. stroke, one pair h rizjnta! ram pumps, by Siea and Co., Eatlatown. 14in. cylinder, blD. ram, lOin. stroke, tingle verticil ritm pump, by C'asneron, 10 n. cylinder fhn. • ctiu, single vertical putnp, oy Camc:on 610. eyhuder. Blin. Tixtn, horizontal double-acting water motor pumo, by Btiley and Co., Naitoid 2 350fr. wrought iron piping, various quantity cast iron piping, tast iron platts, iHon of rail*, two water barrels, seven sinking hopp-ts. two thread gearx, two coal screens, pit bank weighing iiif.tchine. cart weighing m-icliine, quantity of wire ropes, contents of Smithy and ffice fixtures, bticks and mateiial in No. 2 engine ard boiler hcu^e, and l'e!ainin wall-, 'ed titt.-nes, qatutity of timber, one-horse cart. strong c.rt witb i,Da axles, winnowing m ichine. two horse rakes, patent iron cheese press, six steel milk drums, by the Dairy i-i!pply Association, COP) ing press, stand, and letter book. ble to commence at 11 o'clock. Particulars in catalogues, to be obtained from Messrs. HtJNttT IJENNt and SON, Mining Engineers. Kuabon, or from the AUCTIONKEH, Oswestry. For the coikvtnienc- of parties attending the Fale, a Conveyance will IOP.VK Gobowen Station at 11 a.m., return- ing immediately nf er the Sale. t24fiS SALE BY MR H. H. ETCRFS. EsTABrjHtiF.n 1873. tyrHE NEXT WHITGHlTRCa (SALOP) HORSE SALE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1st. 1892. Sntry FJJCUO CAJ: tie obtained from the Auction-e-. H. H. ETCHES, ?¡,t;3 Whitchurch. KO 1.01TERY! HERE S A PRIZE T A K E IT! HVGt ??f.TC\ES h.tT? ot?nbp?n m?dain a singlo EM. ? b? no!diy s&i?ag a favorable <?)portumty Cniiooiitab!^ e-ergv ur.d perseverance have produced the REMAKK* £ 14 £ CHANCE which is to-day within your 9 IMP- ??.'er. thIs a?? be THE opportunity of year tife- .&n&&. fAKK YUUR HKN and write at once to secure ?p?tandMAUMFtC Nr FKKE PKJZB. Knc?. inyo? letter to H. SAMUEL a P.O. Order or 25- and VOU will rtfMTe ? "plendid thre?qu?tcr plate Ae& VVATCH (Lady's or GfiiUemanV) extra jewelled, and cire- fally aOiUoted. Perfect timekeeper. In solid sterling "Ivor Ca3es, engine turned, and handsomely engraved with shield and garter. (Lady's mzh ri hly chased and with dial beautifully tinted, r p)an if preferred) hiird wh-t-i enamel dial with sunk 9wonda, and gold or steel hand-. Worth three gulutas. B. tiANIUFL:S Price 25.. To sendels of PQQ frpr £2 1201 bJ, a GRAND KNOLISH LKVKH WATCH wi 1 be delivered, jewelled end tit-tort with dust aud damptight cap, with enamel dial, sunk seconds and gold haipdf. A splendid timekeeper, m solid sterling adver case, eri-ine-turned. and beautifully engraved with shield ftr.d *arier. ) ady'a iiz- exquisitely decorated with a .ral and o? .r r.rr?.at.tK.n,. ? e.d.nary sen.n^ price of ?TBUar Watches is Fire Guineas elsewhere. g. SAMUIsAa ?e ? £! l rd. H. K?m?l'? are wore. w!th d?.ght ae<t satisfaction by half a million. or A MAGMFICENT FREE PRIZE. « w?n''A?Y FOR FIVE URARS AND A WRRK'S ? ?R TRIAL acco?P?Y ?1 H. ?&n'ue? W?he..  r?.?fl if ""t approved. Also a EIOO F«kE ???t?i?N' E Policy for 12 rno.uh aR.!?.R..4??y ArlideSs »ndan allowance of J? PKK WEEK for 6  ?' disablement, ?ected through the Ocean Accii- ?Mt and Guarrantee Corpora ion. M?n?on Home Bud". S?. Loadoo. An ?tnuuding &"d M par, Hetfd offer. Cut outthw conoon. and send it to-night, with )our order. 4- -P | WrexJiiiiji AdvcitiSfr. I I ?a(<t)')' (;oupnD. -I Aviilabl6 for 21 dayfl. I agree to susply the sender uf this Coup-Mi with the watches described above at the reduced prices of A:2 12a ö.\ and 2,r)i, and to pre «nt with each a magnificent and coatly JctO t).d7. (3-gced) H. Samuel, Manchpster. gvet > a ateh s nt secure and safe at my own rik, to any ad ira-s. wita Ley, warranty, and instructions Cdnp ete. .=. At, (I (i i,, i, (I t it, e t'liiii Wtitlil Bi Dd. All P.O. Orders payable to H. Samuel at the General tPoat Office, Manchester. H. Samuel's large CATALOUUE contains a i; c vv sel(k-tioi of be.-t deaigns in Go d aud Silver Jeweller v. Clocks, Electro-Silver Piate &c., at warvellously tew price*-AN IMPORTANT S\TI.NG t> every pur- ohaaer. full descriptions ot H. Samuel's Celebrated Wat6be. Ov?? 1 WJ itiu'-t'atinns Hundreds of t(sH- -^CBlala. S?ot gra?'a and post free to any ?dcrMa. Write I *■ ?—tt"* ?<JJA*?T SUCCESS, Thea'an?ft ft C?til, ia fuU ??' ?!i 0Fer the Kingdom. Additional A??nta wanted Bt* J-'orcmen, TjmMhe?pen'. and tlit r; de.-iri.sg «« Secretetes should write at one. Lit?rat ??*?Stm?? ? VioLuN, Accordions, Bicyles. ?t.? j??..??.sipp!'ed. H. SAMUEL, LR) TER WATCH MANUFACTURER, M w. M t.uWL nrIW. MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER, s, 7.. 'lUB4, Sales by Auction. ..F"r,J' SALES BY MESSRS JONES ft SON. -0" FAIR DAY. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. Gomniencinp with Fat Cattle at 10.39. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 21 ST, 1891. \Jtm I E^SRS JOXTCS & SON beg to thank their patrons 'I and friends for their constant support, and beg to announce th-it they will hold their noxt Sale of FAT and STORE STOC C in the above Sinithfield, on Monday, the 21st day of December, 181)1, when the following Stock will be offered A prime lot of mazniticent Fat Bulls, Oxen. and Rt ifers. Several Dairy COWR, Fresh Barrens, la-calf Heifers, and Short-horned Bulls. Very ripe Shrophir" Down and other Fat Sheep. A grand lot of Fat and Rearing Calves. A splendid lot of Pork and Bacon Pigs. Fal and stere Pigs. Stock to be at the Mart at Nine o'clock. Settlements at close of Sale. Offices, 4, Arcade, Hi-h-it-eet. Wrexham. y07f ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 5ih, 1892. at 10 30. SALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE RO-SfclT SMITHFIELD. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to thank their patrons ?1 and friends for their liberal support, and wish to remind them of th-ir next Sale of Fat and Store Stock, which will take place en TUESDAY, JANUARY 5TII, IO92, at their Smiihfleld, adlden Lion Hotel, ltossett, when the following Stock will be offered: Prime Fat Bullocks, Heifers, an4 Bulls, Useful Dairv Cows, with C,.lv. at foot, Barrens Calving Heifers and Yeaning Heifers, P ime Shropshire Down and other Sheep, Fat Calvei. Bacon and Pork Pig", And otlf-r Stock that miy be entered u, to the time of Sale. Further entries respectfully s olicited. Stock to be at the Mart at Ten o'clock. SALE AT 10.30. The Auctioneers earnestly request their supporters to bp there punctually. Offices-4, Arcade, Wrexham. 2381 SALE BY MESSRS BEVAN & PHENNAH. ,r_ M essrs BEV?N k. PHENNAH h?eheen instructed ?Jt by the Executes of the late Mrs FMcea Owens, to EI, BY AUCHON, upun the premises (adjoining the Smithy), M^HCHWIEL, NEAR WKEXHAM, ON WFDNESDAY NFXR, tha 231\1 DECEMBER, 1891, the whole Of the Saperior HoU.EHOI,1\ CU'-NITUKE and EH'FHCTS, comprising ;—Oak chest of drawers, mahogany dining table, in«hoga~»y corner cupboard, kitchen tables, easy chai". two it, m ch iirs, oak c airs, night chair, e'ght day hall (Iuct :'?d?te?d<. m"ttressM, feather and R -ek bHUs, bolsters an" pi!)ow. dressing hbleo, WMhatand", ?t&t)lo and bed lineii, ft-nders "nd fire i ens, carpets. h'Hrthru^ ctse of stuffed birds, ornaments, pictures, lamps, settle, crockery, fitucep-ins, garoen tools, &at nuiaerons other lots. fiale to commence at Twelve o'clock punctually. Terms Caah. Auctioneers' Officox- Queen- treet and Temple Row, W. exhain. M38z Eatertaiamants and Meetiogs- "0 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. WREXHAM VOLUNTEER FIRIii BRIGADE ANNUAL BALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21ST, 1892. PATRONESS THE MAYORESS OF WREXHAM. PATRON: HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (F. W. SOAMES, EsQ.) 2451z CHAS. V. POTTER, HON. SEC. PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22ND, 1891. GRAND EVENING CONCERT BY THE FOLLOWING EMINENT ARTISTES:— Miss ALICV. E-TY. I Miss AN IS COOK. Miss JOSEPHINE YORKE. I Mr RHVS THOMAS. Mr "tiax EUGENE. Mr AYNSLEY COOK. I Conductor :-Mr E GOOSSEXS. Reserved Seats, 3s; Second, 2s; Third, Is. Plan of Hall at Mr Edisbur/a, High-at. Doocs-o^ea at 7 30; omnence at 8. 25S2 Carriases may be ordered for 19. OLIVET CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOLROOM, KBOSROBIN. A SALE I)F GIFTS Of USEFUL and OHN AMEVTAL ARTICLES. will be held at the above Schoolroom ON MONDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1-r2. The Sale will he opened at 3.0 p m., by MRS E. JONES, Wrexham. Admizsaion-Sixpence. 2597 z ST. JAMES-S DALL, WREXHAM. BOXING NIGHT. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 MONDAY 28, and Followin- Nights, Mr 110TH WKLI. I!; V AN:3. GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, 11 LITTLE RED RIDING BOOD," or. Harlequin Naughty Wolf allll the Fairy Goodwill. Grand MORNING Performance Boxing Day, to which Children will be admitted at Halt-price to all seats. Doors open at 1.3'. Commence at 2. Prices Reserved Seats, 3s second do.. 2s third, Is promenade. tJ-l (Limited), school* and F mily Ticket,4 at reducod price-. Plan rf Hill at Mr Little's, The Library, Hope-street, wh..r.. tii-kets way now be obtained. N.B.— No tid. seats on Boxiug Night. 2C5 Education. "J" .r,?"r- ALUN SCHOOL, AT PRESWYLFA HALL, NEAR MOLD. DAIRY FARM attached to the School. Chemicil Laboratory. Park for Cricket and Football. Lawn Tennis Courts. Numerous succ-: lately in connection with London j University, Wel- C,Ileges, &c. At the last Cam- bridge Local ExF -'nation, thirteen pnpils (six in honors) were successful, the highest number passed by any -school in Wales or Monmouth. One Scholarship of JE:21 per annum and two Exhibi- tions ti be offered for competition in January. SCHOOL REOPENS, January 20th, 1892. 238 W. LLOYD PAKRY, B.A., Head Mt«ter. MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SCHOOL FEE. J? 4s per TERM —NEXT TERM begins ? TUESDAY. J???;A?'Y 19rH, 1892. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1S92. at 9 a.m. Prospectuses, Forms of Application, &c may be had at the School. OWEN W. COX, Clerk and Receiver. N. R-Boardiag-houae now open, under the sanction of the Governors. 16C2n UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH. HE Council of the College invite applications for the I appointment of REGlSTItAft find SECRETARY, resident at Aberystwyth, salary. A; ZO. Applications, together with testimonial*, should be for- warded to the HON. SECRETARY. 27. Chancery Lane, London, W.C., on or before January 19tb. 2507o ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING AND GEOMETRY. A CLASS will be formed at Ruabon if a sufficient number of members are forthcoming. -Apply A. W., Advertiser Office, Wrexham. 2551j NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS A DVBRTISER. are requested to note that all Advertisements iritSiided for insertion in the First Edition of this paper must in future be delivered at the Office not later than by FRIDAY MORNING'S POST. and all orders for alterations or withdrawals must be received by MID-DAY on Thursday. Advertisers are particularly re- quested to name the number of l insertions when ordering Advertise- ments, as those not ordered for a Definite Period will be inserted until countermanded. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES douses to be Let, I Situations Wanted, Situations Vacant, Apartments Wanted. I Apartments to oe A.er;, Money Wanted Miscellaneous Wants Lost or Found. Are inserted an this Column at the under-mentioned charges:— One Insertion (30 words) Is Od Th-ee Insertions .211 tid Persons who reply to Advertisements are particul, ar-y fequestfJd to observe the directions given, and not to reply by personal applications when they are directed to address to a certain name or tnltlal to the office of this paper or elsewhere. By attention to this notice a great deal of unnecessary trouble will be saved Wanted. DRESSMAKING. Wanted GOOD SKIRT I-an(IR.- Arp!y, Mrs GROSNOW. St. James' Terrace, Rho-dolu. 2525o It OOT TRADE.-WANTED. THRI?G P*fANAOEI,'Q. 1» Only good men need Ltpi)ly.-(iILBEtLT JO.NES Wrex- ham. 26:m WANTED, a DURY of MH.K the ye?r rfun)  Banker'? referencM.—LOFTHOUSF, Duci?-str?et. C-on-M. Manchester. t:6 12 TT?rAKTED?HiEhest Price given for Any quantity of W BRfTI?H WIK BunLE?.—Appty. J. F. EDISBURY & Co., Limited. 225(; nREwS \ND M \N rLE i%f %K(NG.-Wante 1. a Good t F B ADICE HAND. Also, Apprentices ami Itnp-nvers. Mrs DODO. No. 1, Temple R.iw. 26-1tz W ANTED, n Sharp, Clean GIRL, as Servant. One who can make herself generally useful.—Apply Mrs E,Ass, Gr-scer, Rho t)I!en.. tö.1\i w ANTGD, a Srnpit YOUTQ, to mark Billiards, and f" to be generally useful in and about Hotel.- J. S. KNIGHT, Bridgewater Arm-, Eliesmere f25ul WANTED, an experienced G-nieral -EltVAIM t itiree w in familv nurse kept; wages, £ 15.—virs FREDEKITK COOK, Longnrigg, Fol-uby, n«r South ort. 2-;2.» WANTED at Oncd, a (Hoj G-CNEUAL SUKYANT. W Wagee 4CII a year, all f<>und. Age from 20 to 2ft Apply, hirs TOHPSON, Hirdir Lodge. Wrexham. 264Sz WANTED, a Few T?na of C?an, Drv, Qwe?t OAT ?TILAW. AhlO, MANGEL WURZ"L (th. Yellow Globe preferred.)—Apply, S. RANDI-ES, Newbridge, Raabon. z WANTED at Christmas a ste«dy industrious young W rran act TEAMsMAN. Must be able to milk Wsige.922 per year. To live in.—Apply personally to J. AKITT, Huntington Hall, near Chester 26 It i, XPERIENCED GOVEU.VE-S requires M tK.VING Cj KNGAGEMENT. Engli>b, French, and German (Continental), Drawing and Music. Highest ten.imonials -G. B. 9497f WANTED to invest several su'n* 01 Mon? un aocu'tt? of Fr-ahola Property in Wrexh?n or n it!hb"nr- hood.-Apply to Mr W. WYNN EVANS. Sol citor, Wrexham. 2"5f<j LADY (21)desires anENGAQEMENT AS GOVERN ESS. Four yt-ars, experience. English, French, Music, Caiisth-nic" Kl'-m-nt«ry, Latin, Genua", .Drawinc.— No. 2 W-. Advertiser Office. 2 50f WANTED at Once, a Good GBNEHAL SK .VANT, wh-i can wash and d • good plain cooki i r Age from 23 to 33. Wage,4 JE14 to £ 15.—Apply to :.6, Qii»«-a- road. Souihport, Lancashire. 2616Z WANTED,-tbl'rOUghIJ experienred KITCH -:o\¡ W M tlUS also an experienced WAtTRMS- for D ning Rooms, to live out. No Sunday work.- Apply at Mr BENSON'S, 13, Henbla -street, Wrexh -m tl -F14 ROSSETt AND DII'RlCr MCJ.MCATCmNG i? A'<SOCIATmN.—Wanted, a MOLMCATCHKR— ?pp!y, a'atin? terms per acre, by le'ter, to Mr CHARLES DAVIES, Cox-lanA Rossett, not later than Tuun. ay, December 31st. 1S91. t2ö:U n_ I UMRRELLAS RP-COVRRRr> in anv I U Quanty. by a best London maker, in 48 hours -JoES &nd JoN?. Regent street and Argyle-stiect, Wrexham. 21i.3-In I 2R3:1n | >E<ilSl'KV UfftUa. t0t f?tt'i rfE .V t'S.— H Wanted, Cowman, Team?m?n, Laborers, and Female Servanti-saust he abl t to milk. Two Serv mts wanted, not required to milk.-App'y, SKCRBTARV, Chester Farmers' tHub, 20, Frodiham-jcreet, Cheicor. t12J3 WANTED a good GARnENtI; > to live in Lod :e. Also strong Youn^ Man, 20 to 24. to live out and look after some shooting. Mti-t be able to wire rabhits and make himself generally useful.—Address, with particulars, A. B., Co. Mr R. DARLINGTON, Greenheys, Llangollen. 1619a SERVANTS are Wanted fo! Private and Tr demen'a  Families, Farmer". Hotels. Vaults, and Re"p?c abe Inns. Plain Cooks, Hous maid Waitre-ses, Thorough Generals, and Servants that cn milk, for Wrexham, Cheshire, Lancashire, and Shropshire.—Apply to Mr F-IRL), 5, Holt-street, Wrexham. 25 bz GROC K.RY TRADE.—Wanted at Once, a Smart. Active GBIANAG),R for Biauch Kst?biishm-nt, one th It can speak Welsh. atid aef u -t med to a quick ready cash trade and patent m-.dicines-Ptrticulars as to age, named or single, and refe encei for last three y«ars, to W.W., 156. Burton-road. Derby. 26191: WANTED, 500 persons to purchase The Champicn. Flock Beds" (wi h Bolster an I two Pillovvs) full size and Wool F ocks, from 9s lid. Weekly Payments taken.—London Unredeemed Pledge Stores. 26, H,-nhl &a- street, Wrexham.—N.B.—These Beds are made up n the premises opposite the Advertiser Office D-Ola C'tLUB AGE ?i?i W %N I LD, to 101m C.u"s lur Wa ch a. J Clocks, JwlIeTY, Silver Pla e. Opera Gtas?es. Musical Insts., &c. Members pay If. p?r week. Term4, Catalogues, &c., KENDAL & KeN i-, 106. cheapsid-, London. Spleiiii id value. Great success. Ment on Paper. Ladies' and Gt:nt' Silver Levers 42s worth 70. 2421. DAY SERVANTS Disengaged, Men and Women, to go Don a job, C"oks, Butlers, Groom", Coachmen, ?c. Wanted, Cooks, Hou «e*iaids, Kitchosim.ids. Harlormaids, Nurs s, Butlers. 4 Footmen, EO General Servants. Dairy- maids, Farm Servants, &c.-K. HAYCOCK, 26, Chester- street, Wrexham. Established 31 years. 2 47z ljtORBMAN. WANTED, a thoroughly competent I1 fOR?HAN for is-e ?taew'Ths and Lune?tone Quarries; must be well up in quarrying and the manage- ILent or men.—Address by post, stating experience, age, and wages required, to the Old Radnor Lim.. and Koad- ateee Company. Limited, Kington. Herefordshire. 2321 NORTH WALES AGKNCV OFFIC for SRVANT Nof ev?ry capacity; esbbli!lhcd t?); f"rme'!y con- ducted at Mrs White's Orphan Home; the hiyhe-t references given all applications promptly atten :ed to. and terms sent on receipt of a sttmped ad tressed envelope. —Conducted by the Mioses WHI CING, Stamp Office, 4:h. High-street, Wrexham. 2022f STANSTY SCHOOL BOARD. ASSISTANT M AsTgn WANTED for RhosdIaBo?rd ASchool. Ex.P T. To commence duties January next. Large Classes, singing (,t:ff icotationo, drawing (lower standards), excellent disciplinarian. Salary £50. Applica- tions with testimonials (n t exceeding ttire-) to be sent to me the undersigned immedi t..ly. Canvassing members of the Board will disqual'y applicants. ROBRRT J. KENDKICK, Solicitor, Wrexham, 2355j Clerk to the Board. To Let. rl"O BE LET or SOLD the new Shop, House, and Bike* t house at Vi-oncysyllte.-Apply to JOHN ROWLANDS, grocer, Llangoilen. 577,J. 'BIO be Let or Sold, MADWYN HOUSE. Rathon-road. L containing two pir;ors, kitchen, ?cut?ery adf?ur bedroom! with Garden -Apply, BKVAN and PHK->NAH, Auctioneers, Wrexham. t2633 TO LET. a commodious SHOP, No. 551, adjoining t Feathers Hotel, Chester-street, Wrexham, now occupied by Mr Jones, pork butcher.-Apply at Island Grten Brewery, Wrexh m. v5.'9l ""0 LET, BELGRAVE HOUNE, Grosvenor-road. t Wrexham: gas fittings, blinds, at valuation. Rent .£155. Four reception-rooms, ►even bediooms.-ro view, apply to J. F. EDISBURY, as above 21i22 rgM) LET No. 2, Victoria Terrace. Greenfield, Rhudtu, TWrexham. contaudng drawing-room, dining-rc <m. kitchen and back kitchen, and four bed-rootus. Gas and water laid on. Rent X19 10s.—Apply to Mr HENRY HUMPHREYS, solicitor, 14, Temple Row, Wrexham. 2613* ffo LET, with immediate possession, **EMI-DET CHED 1. VILLA, No. 3, S LISBURY-ROAD. c mtt n;ng four bed-rooms, two entertaining roonn, kitchen, scuitery Ao also garden, and accommodation for horse and trap.— Apply, W. H. GUMMOW, china room, Regent-street. 26r OU.-g TO LET, 31a, Chester-street (lately occupied iLm. by Mr A. N. Palmer) containing on trie first floor dining WPm. kitchen, back kitchen, pastry, &e. five bed- rooms, drawing room, w.c.. &c. above. Immediate possession. Rent moderate.-Apply for further particulars, H. & T. JONES, Chester-street. 2640z RHOSNESSNEY. TO BE T.E r. with immediate possession, a Rfcently- Jt. Erecred HOUSE and SLAUGHTER-HOUSE, with suitable Out-Offices and Garden (formerly held by Mr Price Clark, butcher, and recenty by Mr Fowle.), at Rhosnessney, within a mile of Wrexham.-Apply to Messrs LEWIS & SON, Solicitors, Wrexham. 2132z BOROUGH OF W HEX HAM. SEWAGE FARM. TO BR LET, the FIVE F RD-* FARM, situate in the JL Parishes of Marchwiel and Wrexham, about two miles from the town of Wrexham, and near to the proposed Kilway Station at Marchviel, with good Farm House and Outbuildings, and containing 212 Aches or thereabouts. Rant, tithe rent charge included, £ 3S5 per annum. Tenancy from ye;tr to year, to commencti as to the land and garden (except a boogy pasture) from the 2nd Ft-b u iry, and as to th-i h,use, otit;juildings Ac., from the lat blay, 1892. Subject to conditions, a copy of which may h* foetin en or after the 15th instant at the Town Clerk's Office. Sewage Carrier Pipes have recently been providell on the farm, and the land is well adapted for irrigition puroosex. Applications in writing to be sen; to the undersigned not later than noon on Monday, the 28th instant. THOMAS BURY, Town Clerk. Guildhall, Wrexham, llth December, Ib91. 2587z Excursion. -r" MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY, I fckfe-.fElt tiHlU^TMAS EISTEDDFOD. OJf SATURDAY, 2-iTit, DECEMBER, CHEAP EXCUR- F SION TtCKETS wil) be ihtued t. CHESTER from WREXHAM (Central) at 11.10 a.m.. 1 10 p m. ani 4.5U p.m. nlso from Exchange, Gweriyllt, (Je njbudd, Bridge End, Caergwrle, Ponyff.,tdtf, Bucklry rJunction Station), Hawarden, Connah's Quay, and Shotton. For times and f ires see bills. WILLIAM POLHIT, General Manager. Manchester, December, lfc91. 2618f Religious Services- .r- BArTlST, 011 A PEL onESTER-STREET. DIVINE MKRVICES at 10.45 and 6.38. Sunday SVTiool J at 2 30. I'UKACIIKU NEK 1 :-II MHAV, DKCKMIIKR l'"U.OI( MORRIS, CliMslcal Tutor of Llfciitfollen College. Cot.LKCTt?M 'Mtt r«B. COLI.EHK i t;N09. I 2SMo Sales by Private Contract. ON SALF, a TRAP to carry four person*. Suitable for a horse from 14 to 15 hands.-Apply, ??*?" WiLHAMS. Bvrlchgw)n. ^°3' ON SATF,, good horsp-powflr r.R4FF CUTTER and STRAP al*oTU'«NlP PUI.PER. new. good bargain. Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS. Yewtrte. Groes, Ruahon. 2;;67J FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY the FREEHOLD COTTAGE and GARDEN, in Vicarasre Lane, Gres- ford, now in the occupation of Mr J «hn Vllis. For pctrti- cnU'B anplv to ARTHUR ttLLH. Es i.. Soli.citor, Bur««m. Staffor lshi re. 2514.1 —— BURGLARS! BURGLARS!! TEV lfr-t-rHss fUtK ?.d BUROI.AR P'!no? TSAFFS (?-ion" !z?) ha?heHn King at the Great Western Goods Station since the larirp hnrqq sale They hive hepn removed this we-k to ATO and SON' ROOMS TO BE O I.V at a Rrp?t M.-r.ace. CaH ?" "ee them. S. Withers and Son are the makers. -?""?? wn F, X H A 1%1 ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE. rilo BE SOLD, by Private Contract, or LET, with W itnmpdiate, possession, STANLEY VILLA, in Shrewsbury-road, lately occu?ifd by General Mostyn. cnmpn<:ne!paciin<ent'apM. dining and .tr?wtnK rooms, studv, and five bedroom", wit.h "ulthle out-offices, ata"!e, | coach-house, and I-tree kitchen goir,len.-Apply to Messrs LEWIS & SON Solicit irs. Wrexham. 17th September, 1891. 2133z Legal and Public Notices. THE Winning Numbers of Draw fo' ROB RRT DAVIES, TMosm, are as foUo? -49t, 470, 3J0, H, ?1, 2.4. a 4V? I I R JESSE ROBERTS. Higher Berse, desires to thank very sincevely the Wr?xh?m Fire Brigade, and all other willing helpsrs. upon the occasion of the recant disastrous Sre at hi-i farm. 2645a IS LIFE WORTfI LIVING: YFS IF YOU CYCLE. L THHEt SAFETY JBlCYCuES TO BE DRAWN FOR on DFiCEMBER 2STH, at D.C. CLU#i-Rt)O.Nt. Brookes' CUNhi<m-, Raleigh, and Martlet (Juvenile) guaranteed genuine. Ticket" by return 7 at iiiip4. Mr S. T. M'LI.KR, reporter, Denbigh; W. M. BULLER, D.C.C., Denbigh. 2395f BO HOUGH OF WKEXHAM. FREDERIC W. OAIES, EsQ. MAYOR. CtHRISTMAS DAY falling thia year on a Friday, the C, Town CYuncil, with the concurrence f the Directors of the Wrexhain Market Hsl. Company, heg to recommend 1 hat a sf CiAI. CHRISTMAS MARKET be held on TUESDAY, DEUEMtSER i2ud. Guildhall, December, 1891. 2330a WXT-FCXHAM VVATEKWORKS COMP-INY. NOTICE OF REM-JVAL OF OFFICES. AFTER the 25 h mat., t')e Busha,s of the Company A wtit be carried n at their .Nw Omce!, EGEtUOS STREET. FREDERICK STJRR, Engineer and Secretary. 5, Charles-ttreet. Wrexham, 2117 I5?hDdc..l8?1. 2117 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. NOTICE IS HERS BY GIVEN that the rext General Quarter se-siuns ot the PIIC f..r the County tif Den- ii-gh vv-ii ne 11.1,1 at the Counry Hall, in Kuthin, in the said county, on too itlity, the Stri ilav of January, 18)42, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the trial of prisoners an:i the hearing 0: appeals, and all other hn-i e-is relating to the county over wtixh the Court has jurisdiction. All JuroiS, ProsecutiT-, and Witnesses are required to be in attendance at the ab jve-named hour. LL. ADaMS Clerk to the Peace. 5, Cwtle-street, Ruthin, 14th December, 1891 N B.-Instructio-is for indictments should be Fient to my office (if practicable) four days at least before the Sessions. 2620a MESSRS. WILLIAMS & 00 • (CHESTER OLD BANK), Beg to announce that they will OPEN SUB-BRANCHES OF THEIR BANK AT JOHNSTOWN, FOB RHOS AND JOHNSTOWN, ON TUESDAY, THE 22ND INST. (AND FOLLOWING TUESDAYS) FROM 12 TO 3 O'CLOCK, AND AT B R Y M B O, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 23BD INST. (AND FOLLOWING WEDNESDAYS) FROM 12.30 TO A O'CLOCK. BANK. WREXHAM, 17TH DEC 1891. f NOTICE OF REMOVAL. RICHARD LEWIS, LATE OF THE FLEECE VAULTS AND LION HO i EL, Bsgs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has taken to the Old Established basiuess of Messrs Thomas Williams and Co., 25, Hope-street, and hopes that by keeping WINES, SPIRITS, STOUT and ALES of the beat quality, to merit a share of their support. COMFORTABLE SMOKE ROOMS, AND SPACIOUS VAULTS. 2lj ROYAL DENBIGH. AND FLINT MILITIA OR 3RD BATTALION ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS. CONDITIONS OF SERVICS A3 FOLLOWS: I.-The value of a Militiamin's Pay including the £1 Bounty received at the close of each Training is 2/9^ per diem, or 19ffii per wetk after all deductions. 2.—After 2 years he can join the Militia Reserve, when the Annual Bounty is increased to JM, making the value of pay including the Bounty at the end of the Train- iug 3/6i per cieui, or A: k 4s 91d per week. .1. -After 6 years service, if he is in the Militia Reserve, the Bounty is £,1. the value of the pay including B -unty at the e..d of the Training 3/11 per diem, or £ 17s 5d per week. DETAILS OF THE ABOVE AS FOLLOWS:- DEBTS. £ S. d. To 25 Days' Mesa- ing at 3d 0 6 3 27 DAyil Wash- mg at Id 0 t li Marking 0 0 2 C 0 in p a 12 y's Charge 0 0 6 „ Camu ur Bar. rack dam- ages 0 0 6 "Bair Catting 0 6 1 Totai.. A:o 8 1t CREDITS £ 8. d. By 27 Days' Pay at Is. 1 7 0 „ Rounty. 1 0 0 „ R .tions- I lb. Bread lib. M^at 0 13 6 Boo s, Fiannel Shirt, Two Pairs sockis 0 15 3 „ 26 Days' Lodg- iog at id 0 8 8 Total X4 4 5 A Militia Man engages for 6 years, if at any time he desires to leave he can do so by paying £ 1. B fore com- pleting 6 years' service he Cift rti-atiatgefor another 4 jears, reviving Ml 10s. Bounty for doing ao, and his Annual Bounty at the end of rach Training i03 illcre -sail from £ 1 to 30s, making the value uf his pay includitig Bounty ftb .be end ot each Training 3" 3d per diem, or Zi 2. 9d per week. 24ODjf GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, MARKET SQUARE, WREXHAM. I BAYLEY & BE IDLEY, I PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS, "ADVERTitl zpv: OFFICE. Th9 Proprietors beg to inform the Public that they are prepared to execute every description of COMMERCIAL, GENERAL, and FANCY PRINTING, oa reasonable terms, and on the shortest poiaible aotioe. I Business Announcements. .r'r- r SAMUEL ROBERTS, FRUITERER, POULTERER, G A M E DEALER, 10 AND 11, VEGETABLE MARKET, WREXHAM. Begs to thank his Customers for past favors, and to announce that he has a large STOCK OF TURKEYS, GEESF, AND ALL KISDS OF GAME FOR CHRISTMAS All Orders promptly attenied to. DENNIS, RUABON. TERRA-COTTA. GLAZED BRICKS. ENCAUSTIC TILES. SANITARY PIPES. 2495o ATTENTION IS SPECIALLY DIRECTED TO THE NEW DAIRY, IN HENBLAS STREET, OPENED BY W. H. & E. EDWARDS, OF LLAY PLACE AND CHETWYND GROVE FARMS. Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Milk, Cream, Poultry, Vegetables, &c., FRESH DAILY. ALL ORDERS SHALL RECEIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION. tl38Ia FANCY DRAPERY AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE, 4A, TOWN HILL. MRS. CROSS In thanking htr customers for their literal support begs to inform them that she has now on hand a choice se!ection J of articles suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S f PRESENTS, I Together with a large variety of FANCY PINAFOKE3, APRONS, BABIES' OUTFITS, &.c, &c. 2634. I CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR S GIFTS. W. MARTIN Will offer for Sale at his extensive JEWELLERY ES l ABfilSHMENTT, 52, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM, A Choice. and Carefully Selected Stick of NOVELTIES, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, Not to be obtained elsewhere at the prices iu DIAMONDS AND 01711EII GEM JEWELLERY, GOLD AND SILVEU WATCHES, SILVER AND ELE3TRO PLATE, MARBLE, GILT, NICKLE AND WOOD CLOCKS, ENGAGEMENT, KEEPER, AND WEDDING RINGS GOLD AND SILVER ALBERTS. CHAINS, •' SEALS. LOCKETS, BROOCHES. &c. The public are respectfully invited to call and inspect I this magnificent Stock, whether they purchase or not.. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. I SHOWROOMS AND WORKSHOPS— I 52, HOPE STREET, W R E X H A 63tf K 0 R N 0 F F. REMOVES CORNS WITHOUT PAIN OR TROUBLE IN THREE DAYS. A wonderfa impr vement on CORN PAINTS or PLASTERS. Read Testimonials with each Packet lOd each, Per Pust lid, of all Patent Medicine Vendors. WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS, MESSRS BAHCLAY AND SONS, 95. FARRINGDON STREEr. E.C., LIVERPOOL WHOLESALE AGENIS, MESSRS AYR ON AND SAUNDERS. 149, DUKE STREET. READ THE WREXHAM CURES, 2628j CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL! YULETIDN FESTIVITIES THE WORLD'S JUBILEE I Lat Christmas be a glatNom.; time, All hearts beiit jtiyfulty: May sounds of niii th f rota every hearth Proclaim hilarious glee. Let Christmas be a jovial time— Happv. innocent revelry May all friends meet and warmly greet Fattier Christmas' m-rril,. Let Christmas be a cheertm time, From all estrangements free May every heart take a jojous part In the World's Jubilee-" JOHN UNDERWOOD Has wetl provided to make CHRISTMAS TIME A COMFORTABLE TIME, As regards ease and elegance of BALL, EVENING. DRESS, DANCING, BOOrS, SHOES. SLIPPERS, For both sexes of all av es. Good sensible varieties of useful qualities Suitable for Christmastime and any ot ier time. At FAUt PlUCKS ntit High Fancy charges. INSPECT WINDOW S IMPLES, Bat they d.. not repre-teiit all the varieties. Kindly inquire within fo other CHRIST MA SPECIALITIES. BETWEEN NoW A>D NRW YEAR Many females and men for the first t me Will have Boots, Shoes or Slippers f-ir all pu-poses From John Underwood, and will become Constant customeis during 189J, because they Will find that they never got such value at The prices, and tlaey never wore -uch easy, Comfortable, durable varietit-s. 44 There's no mi-take about it, far the best qualities at.,itsy price are JOHN UNDERWOOD'S, Supplier «f Miner's I read-nought, 30, HoPE-STHEET, O, Wrexham's Chitf aad Best Repairer. n2508t COMMERCE li O U S E 39, High Street, Wiexham. .? H ?LEY, 1'.1.1"11 I WEM, 8AI.Oy?, Respedfully be? to announce that he has purchased ?e S Old Established Busine? of Mr J -Mn R ?!and.. and ?h..t shortly he ?'L be p?r.ared with a large bnd ^tensive Stock of Goods suitable for the present S.?. ?mnr?MPUchMea from the leading t-1 tnuf Acturers in7 ??Tr?de Atarse?ortment of W..ol1D Cloth" <M ?t. ? Mon's. YoutW, and Boys' Felt Hats at a grE.' reduction. Linoleums, Carpets. Cheap Millinery hI aU its branches. DRESS-MAKING On the premises, under experienced Management, Fit and Style guaranteed, and charges t:trictly moderate. CHARITIES AND CLOTHING CLUBS Allowed a Liberal Discount. 234?a I. d_ Business Announcements. ..IiI CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS, 1891. 1891. 1891. WINES AND SPIRITS. DO YOU WANT TO SPEND A HAPPY CHRISTMAS? DO YOU WANT TO PLEASE YOUR VISITORS? DO YOU WANT TO BE THOUGHT A C0NN0I3SEUR» THEN BUY YOUR WINES & SPIRITS AT BENSON & 14, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. COME AND SEE OUR STOCK! WE CANNOT SAY ANYTHING NEW, BUT WE CAN SHOW YOU WINES,, SPIRITS, AND LIQUEURS, UNEQUALLED ANYWHERE IN QUALITY, AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. HE ALLY JVHOLRSALE P HIVES. 25U THE NORTH WALES PHARMACY 3, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, PRINCIPAL J. F. EDISBURY, M.P.S. (ESTABLISHED 1819). Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical Appliances, Invalid Requisites, Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Pomades, Toilet Articles. THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT has been Specially Arranged, ard embraces all the Modera J. Appliances 80 essential to the correct manipulation of Prescriptions, Eecipes, &c., and is under the supervision of MR CALDECOTT, PH., C s T. Importer of German Mineral Waters, &c. Agent for Edisbury & Co.'s Schwepp's, Ellis's Waters. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, FARMER'S REQUISITES HORSE. CATTLE AND SHEEP MEDICINES. LISTS POST FRBN. ALL CHIEF PROPRIETARIES AND PATENT MEDICINES STORR PRICE FOR CASH ONLY. 2003aK NOTICE 0 F REMOVAL. C. D. JONES Begs respectfully to announce that he has REMOVED from Regent Street to more CENTRAL PREMISES, NO. 3, HOPE STREET, Which he has now opened with a CHOICE STOCK of WINTER GOODS, and hopes to merit a continuance of the kind patronage hitherto accorded him. He regrets having had to suspend so long the progress of his season's trade owing to tbe alteration of premises. PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS :— C. D. JONES, REGENT HOUSE, (OPPOSITE THE NEW ARCADE,) 3, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. 8333. CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS, 1891. 1891. 1891. BENSON & CO.'S, SfEAM BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY STORES, 13, HENBLAS STREET, WREXHAM. THE ONLY PLACE IN WKEXHAM TO OBTAIN THE LATEST CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, INCLUDING CHRISTMAS CAKES (ICED AND PLAIN), ALL KINDS OF FANCY BISCUITS, CONFECTIONERY AND SWEETS, THE NEWEST COSAQUES, BON-BONS, &c &c, ARE AT BENSON AND cos STORES, 1., HIGH STREET, ) 35, HOPE STREET, V WREXHAM. 13, HENBLAS STREEE, J Can and see our Stock of Chinese Lanterns of Great Variety, Surprises, real Works ef Art, and all kinds of Fanciful Productions all at «iib*ard of Low Prices. sag CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ESTABLISHED A.D. 1852. ALFRED W. BUTT (LATE F. FRASER), < JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH, 42, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, Is now showing a Choice Stock of Novelties in all Departments, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS. GOLD BRACELETS & BROOCHES, SCARF PINS, STUDS, SLEEVE LINKS, I DIAMOND AND OTHER GEM RINGS. Gentlemen's Watches, Ladies' Watches, Silvfr Jewellery and Plate, &c., $c., at xmst attention given to Rt-pairs in j?oecial and prompt attention given to Repairs fn Watches, Clock?, Plats, Jewellery, ltc., by a staff of hivh-class workmen, upon the premises. SPECIALITIES. Guinea Gold Wedding Riage, Eye Glasses and Spectacles from la upwards. Best Brazilian Pebbles at 79 6d. Antique Silver Plate. Chiming Clocks. z2624t ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1824. CAPITAL FIVE MILLIONS STERLING. THE RIGHT HON. LORD ROTHSCHILD, CHAIRMAN. ROBERT LEWIS. CHIEF SECRETARY. CHIEF OFFICE BARTHOLOMEW LAtF. I.OSBOW. g,ralich HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. Directors: R. VENABLES KYRKE, ESQ., CHAIRMAN. SIR R. A. CUNLIFFE, BART., DBPUTY CHAIRWAM. THOMAS BCRT, BsQ, E. DAVIES, ESQ., M.D. SIa R. E. EGBRTOX, K.C.S.I. J. B. POWELL, ESQ. JOHN PRICHARD, EsQ. SIR WATKIN W. WrLNv, BART. Life Policies free frw>\ Restriction. Whole. World and Indisputable. Unexcelled Secrttp. Large Bonuses. This Company presents in an eminent degree efllW advantage that can be contemplated by parties desirious of effecting insurances against lose by Fire aud Lightning. JOHN FRANCIS, 24n SECREIART. WREXHAM. S|U f WJ FIRE OFFICE, & U JEV FIUNE[A 1710. SUM INSURED IN 1S90. £ 361,500,000. F( r further information apply to MM58ag LKff 13 AND SON, Agent. at Wreiham 116