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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4526, 7 July 1883, Page 3

An American nouveau riche having pur^ chaffed an ancient castle on the Rhine, with all the accessories, was found by his daughter on the first cold day, warming his hands at a fire which he had kindled on a suit of plate armour. " Oh, pa, what hare you heen doing." Eeplied the lord of the msner, with satisfaction—" The feller that patented that store must have been crazy, but I've made the old thing heat up!"

A hone belonging to Bradley's stables was led out the other day for the inspection of a customer. Tn laying his hand on its shoulder, the hostler felt a foreien substance. It was small, round, arid next inside the skin. A small incision was made, and a ten cent, piece, the date of 1875, was taken out. How it cmne there is not, of course, known, but it is supposed the animal. had put it there against a rainy day.

: : Services YO L V U NTEEE HALL, Shobtland. TO-MOEEOW (StiNDAY) EVENING, EDMD. H. TAYLOK Will Lecture on " THBSB RSSTHJSS TIMFS OF OtfBB," Commenoing at 6.30. CONGEEGATIONAL CHUECH. MARY STREET. FPHE Pastor, Rev. T. Adams/will conduct 1 the Services TO MORROW. Morning Subjrct: God's Great Goodness. Evening • Lecture on the Pilgrim's Progress. Subject—The Dream of Judgment. Divine Services at 11 a.n>. and 6.30 p.m. 1771 St. JAMES'S PEESBYTEEIAN CHUECH. THE First of a Series of LECTURES by the Bey. S. J. Heiix will be given TOMORBOW (Sunday) EVENING, at 6.30. Subirct: " WOMAN IN THE BIBLE." 1 • ' 1772 Tenders QUEEN OF BEAUTY PXTENDED GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited) fpINDTRS will be received up ti TCES--1 . DAY. the 10th insfc, at noon, for SINKIK G WINZE from No. 9 I#vel. Specifications to be seen at Company's Office. Cbab. H. Wjmou, . 1774 ./ ■ Mine, Manager. _._.• . "Wanted .- XI ANTIP a Good BIYETER, must be "Vv to. do, a little Blecksmithing. Alf 6, a TINSMITH, None but a First-claes -He/id nerd apply. — GKOBGH McCatti, Thames Galvnnised Iron Words. 1769 WANTED, a STRONG LAD. Apply to AIXAK McLmttbb, Blaotsm «h, Grey street. 1763, TJP ANTED KNOWN—Won an's White *Vv and Grey Hose, lOd a pair—3 pair? for 2s; White Blanfcete, .11 quarter, 15s a pair—usual price, -25s ; Good Strong Serge for Boys' Wear. Is 6d to 2b 3d a ynr ; Real French Cambric Ha> dkerchiefe, Is 3d fo 2s 6d each.—Low> Bbob., Pollen street. 1762 Tl7 ANTED TO SELL, Galtanised Tv Iron Chimnies, 24 guage Iron, 25s each; 1,000 Oolonisl Ovens, from 14sea'-h.— Gsobob McQadx, Thames Galvanised Iron Worts. Tt7ANTED TO SELL, 100,000 Feet \V O.G. and Half Sound Spomtinp, from 2d per foot; Down Pipes and Ridge Caps, made to any size cr pattern; Iron curved for tanks Verandah*, &c, on the shortest nctioe.-— Gkobgb McCAtn, Thames Gal* vanised Iron Works.;.,. , . TT7ANTBD TO SELL, a large AssortW . pent of Harp Lights at ss, Cork Slides at 5s fidj Fancy Bronze Brackets 2s. 2; Light Water Ch»Drielier» 20s . a<h. Gas Globes from Is 6d Jeech.—Gbobob McOat/l, Thames'Ga!v»nis«d Iron Works. WANTED TO SELL, CHEAP, 350 Kegs Wire and JKwbank Nails, 60 doz. Ambs' No. 3 Shovels ; also, Builders' Ironmongery:—GßoßßE Thames Galvanised Iron Works. TXT ANTED TO fiELL; 50,000 feet GalW vanised Iron Water Pipe, from i-inch, at 3d per foot.—Gbobob MoCatji,, Thames Galvanised Work*. WANTED TO SELL, 60 (Ws Corrugated' Galvanised Iron, and 40 Casks Zinc, imported direct, and for sale very Cheap by. Obobob McCaui, Thames GalYanised Iron Works.

General Notices CHEAP SALE : OF .- Winter Boots & Shoes Of Evbbt Description at HAWKES Bros., .i,FOR ONE MONTH?, /^OMPBISING Ladies', Maids', and Girlb' \J Kid and Calf Elastic Sides and Lace Boot*, VERY CHEAP and GOOD. Also— Men*, Youths 1, and Boys' Boots and Sfaoes-STERLING VALUE. Men's Splendid Wellington Kip Bluchers— 7s, Bs, and 9s per pair. Mining Bluchers (the best) Very Cheap. All the above Superior Goods will be cleared out; VERY CHEAP to effect a SPEEDY CLEARANCE. Add res*: Hawkes Bros., OWEN STREET, Q-BAHAMSTOWH. (Next door to Wells' famous Butcher's * - Shop.) 1768 NOTICE. To the luhJlßlTamts of Shobtland a»d Vicinity. JOHN LANGDON bees most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of ShortUnd and its Vicinity that be has BE-OPENED Mr FRANK'S HAIB DEESBING, SHAMPOOING, AMD SHAVING ESTABLISHMENT So long and favorably' known in the District. J L. hopes by. civility and attention to customers, to merit a share of the patronage •o liberally bestowed on his predecessor.