C ASII ADVANCED PRIVATELY, £3 to £3OO. at .1 cow hours' notice, to Householders and others in deed, WITTIorf SURETIES OR BILL OF SALE. Distance no ohjsct. FAsy teems. Write or call. .1 BOOTHROYD k I) STREET, DEWSBURY. Office Hours,9 to G. Actual Leaders. BARNSUT ADVANCE BANK. -

The epidemic of murder and mutilation which spread consternation in the East-end of London has at length broken out in the provinces, and although the crime discovered on the morning of the 29th ult. at Brsdford has, from the methods of the assassin and the sex of the victim, ap

THR NRW VICAR 07 lIALIFAX.—The Ven. Archdeacon Brooke, the new Vicar of Halifax. will be instituted to-day (Saturday), but weeks will elapse before be goes into residence. TIIE ENDOWED SCHOOL:—On Saturday an adjourned meeting of the ratepayers of Thornhill Was held in the girls'

Address, T BRol & Brown, U. Dewsbury. el No. Ilk DISINFE ,TANTS BY ROYAL LE ERS PATENT. Patent "CORDON" ' 'nfecting Litter. "CORDON" Disinfecting Li and Carbolic Acid Powders. FREE ALLOWED. "CORDON" DISINFECTING lu unrivalled for Domestic or Public ma Orders by post, telegraph,

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and Pleasure Parties attended to. A6o GF,`NERAI, CARP,HIRS and HAY and CORN DEALERS. J. k J. STUBBS, weLLINGToN Roar, DEWSBURY.

9.30 a.m. Soft Rags 11.30 a.m. SALE ROOMS. BRADFORD ROAD. Wedneaday.—Mungo and Shoddy, 11 a.m. HENRY CULLING WORTH k SONS. Auctioneers, Dewsbury.

FINDING FAawnto Ainwsm—No question (remarke ea agricultural writer in the Morning Post) has a greater interest to the stock-owner than that of the most economical system of feeding farm animals. In the last issue of the journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England are gi

The usual meeting of the Dewsbury Chamber of Commerce held at the B wough Offices, on Wednesday evening, and there were present :- Messrs S. T. Tolson, (in the chair), F. W. Reuss, W. T. Howroyd, Seth Ward, J. T. Newsome, Joe Haley, J. R. Fawcett, W. H. Chadwick, G. Day, G. Hirs

Dr Shives moved that rule 23 (relating to the qualifications of the lion, medical staff) be altered to read:—" That each candidate for such office shall be duly registered in medicine and surgery under the Medical Act "—Mr S. Mitchell seconded. —Canon Whitby said they had better