NoTICE. MR HAIITHOLOM HAVING PUBCHASIM THAT BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS AT 222 MAIN STREET, 11411,RHEAD, (Lately owned by Mr Patriek sVKenna, and later by Mr T Carlton) And having 1,11 is a LI , ge Select Stock of BOOTS AND SHOE( of kinds, is prepared to supply all the old Castomera

number of questions regarding vacancies and other matters affecting

The Eastwood Harriei s held their second annual smoking concert in Pollokeha on Thursday evening. The large Win- Out of members and friends was very gratifying indeed to the committee of the club. The president, Mr J. B. Wilson, wad in the chair, and Bailie Wilson was also on th

HENRY THO 4SON & CO.'S OLD IRISH WHISKY (Garrautded Ftva Years 010

*Hr. Primrose" tells the following dotes prop , .1, Alna J tail- Ise:—" One evening the Ilungarian premio, Tissa, was dining with the Emperor. He seemed rather hungry, and after having partaken heartily of several viands, and amongst others of a highly-seasoned one, he was about

Desiree to intimate that he has obtained direct Communication with the Exchange both of his shops-36 Bing and Broach, Ardgowaa Street. All Presoriplions dispensed are charged at loweDrst possible Floss masisteat with the parity M"' CO D r WART PAlNT—Entirely free from Caustic, l

The local Victoria were opposed on Saturday last by Greenock Belville Swine on Ladyburn Park in a friendly tussle, before a large turnout of spectators. After a most interesting and hard game, the Port eleven won by six goals to one. Rangers defeated the Glasgow Struan by two go

were re-elected harbour ratepayers' reprtsentatives, and James Paxton and Andrew Smith, Glasgow, were re-elected stockholders' trustees.