Tinewald Town Board.

The monthly meeting of the Tinwald Town Board was held in the Temperacce Hall, Tinwald, on Friday laafe. Present— Messrs C. Doherty (chairman), T. Scaly, M. Lagan, J. M« Hampton, and W. Hustou

THIS RiVES

The Commissioner of Taxes forwarded declaration form for amount) of rates collected.—The chairman stated the form had been signed and returned.

SUBWAY.

The District Engineer, New Zealand Pailwayp, wrote regarding work to be done on a subway under the railway line.— Rrceived.

TRAFFIC BRirOE,

The Ashbuiton County Council wrote, stating that the footpath on the south approaoh to the traffic bridge had bpen BOi^pfd and fresh grave! put down on the ppproaoh, and also that, steps had been t>*ken to regulate the supply of water in the water race comp'ainsd of. —Received.

SUBSIDY

The Commissioner of Taxes advised payment of subsidy.—Received.

BALANCE SHEET.

The Comptroller-General forwarded certi fied balance sheet.—The balance sheet was read, adopted, and ordered to be posted. The Aurlit Inspector forwarded report and account for auditing the Board's account?.

ALLOWANCE

The sub-committees appointed reported that they had inspected one of the reserves, and recommended that an allowance of 27a be made to the lessee. The report was adopted.

TENDERS.

Tenders for formation of roads on Lag mhor Estate were opened and referred to Mr Buckley.

inspector's report.

The inspector's report, which dealt with breaches of the by-laws, was read and adopted.

UNREGISTERED DOGS

It was resolved that owners of unregis tered d»g- Up sued after August 14 prox, without flintier notco, and that action be taken sgain?i c> rtain parsons riding on the footpaths.

fTORM WATER,

Attention was drawn to the large quantity of water lying on the railway reserve, and it was resolved to appro, oh the Kailway Department with a view to having the storm water drain deepened, etc. It waß alao resolved to request) the Railway Department to plant the railway reserve running through the district with deciduous

trees.

WORKS

The Works Committee were authorised to put thingle on Johnston street, to attend to broken culvert?, repairs to concrete channel, iind come other minor woiks, and also to endeavor to have Archibald street graded.

ACCOUNTS

After passing accounts amounting to £5 6s 3}, the Board adj mrnrd.

FOOTBALL.

ENGLAND v. NtW SOUTH WALE^.

United Press Association —By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright

Sydney, July 29 There was beautiful weather and a good attendance for the match between England and New Souih Wales. The greater part of the first Bpell was very even, hut just, before time Barton got a lucky try, the English fall-back slipping wh n about to tako the ball. The local forward fell over him, and secured a try, which Sprang converted. It the second spell the Bnglinh ren made the game lively. From a mark Adamson made a magnificent kick from nearly half way, and obtained a goal. Some brilliant passing followed between Adamson, Oookson and Timms. The last-named crossed the line, but lost the ball. Immediately afterwards a free kick w&b awarded to the Englishmen, and Adamson again put the bvll over. A Jittle latter Timms, Nicholls and Swaunell were prominent in w. dodgy pißaing run, which enabled the hut-named to cross the line. Adamson converted, and the game ended with EDgland eleven points, New South Wales five points.

Wellington, July 31

The Secretary of the New South Wales Rugby Union cabled as follows feo-day to the New Zealand Union :-" English team canuot get sufficient men to make New Zeahnd tour." This ia taken as a fioal abandonment of the proposed visit to New

The football match, Linwood v. Kaikorai, played at Christchurch on Saturday, resulted in a win for Linwood by three points (a try) to nil.

A BREWERS' MANIFESTO.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.

Wellington, July 29

The Brewers' Association, which has been holding its Annual meeting this week, has issued a manifesto" against prohibition. |lr Martin '^ennedy was re-elected presi dent, and M"r Macarthy treasurer. The manifesto ciaima that prohibition in Clutha is a failure, that the present hotel accom modation, reduced as it ia by dosing so many hotels, is notoriously inadequate, and th»t further reduotion is absurd. The tak ing of ths local option poll every three years is strongly objected to, on the grounds of unsettling business, interference with legis lation, and giving undue prominence to the liquor question. It is claimed that, under prohibition, 1538 hotels, valued approsi foatply at a million and a half sterling, yould be closed, and ten thousand adults thrown out of work. The loan to local bodies ia estimated at £55,32 J. in license fees, and 30 per cent incoine in rates. Qne hundred and sixteen breweries and malt houses, valued at JE?3GO.QOO, would be closed q.nd £67,000 ia wages ncr annuqj lost, The Ifisa to the consolidated revenue of the polony is Btated at J3505.00Q, and the sud den stoppage qf theae sources of income, it is claimed, would aeritmsly embarks the Government and paralyse trade (or a tjme,

Thk proposed Young Men's Club deserves the support of every citizen. And it is hoped that the young men themselves will appreciate the efforts now being made to establish an institution for their own benefit Iv Ashburton. Aa the youths of our coiony become better educated, and elevated to a higher moral plane by such helps and associa tions aa the proponed Olub will undoubtedly afford them, they will become more respected and better citizens. They will no longer be found loitering and wasting their money in C!uestion.able ways, and aB " the apparel, oft (ionoteathe mm" th(>y will become more particular in th 6 choice of their tailors. Messes Cbaighbads anb Berryman are evidently keeping "upto date 1" aa The Leading Tailors and Outfitters of Ashburton. j frheir immense stock ot new winter goods odrnprisa the neweßt styes and matsrajs ac jioWWora afc Home,' and of course their long fetablißhed reputation fof'ftfc and workman ihip 'need only be pointed But to visitors and ifcrangers who may wish to: know where to find the best taflors apd to get eotire " aatjs- Faqtion.' Ladief also thejr orders for Ujlpr jijade ooaturpes executed by this firm j,ri' the latest styles most Batisfaotory, and at the moat reasonable prices j The prevalenb use of sl»ng by all classes o the community is a^ astonishing as it io lamentable. Primarily it implies on the part of a speaker a poverty of English proper; secondly, a wantcm preference for the vulgar and the inornate • lastly, culp able indolence and want of care. You may do this with more or lees impunity with language, but you cannot thus trifle with a nold or oough 5 for thesa W°<*^s Great Cure is a tried end sure remedy, Kvery household should poe»eaß it, Sold Everywhere at In 6d to 2a 6d.

THE CYCLING SSASON. Now is the time to have your Bicycle put in thorough order i'or tha coming ''■ season; Any mike of Machine Enamelled and Plated from 203. Repairs by Experienced Mess only. «ATES, LOWRY & CO , Burnett Street, largest Oyeia M»n«l»etwrers in the Qolonies

Latest Items.

Broken Collarbone.—While skating on oca of the Domaiu r^s-iivoirs oil Saturday, Mr James Heaslcy had the misfortune to fall and break his collarbone. He is reported to be doing well, but will of course be unable to attend to his usual duties for some time.

Will They Stand the Frost?— The footpaths that were experimented on with tar early in the winter were much appreci ated in the late continuous wet and snowy

waather. Many peop'e will learn with regret that these paths under the influence of the frosi have given way somewhat. The tar in many placea ia now peeling off, and leaving the bare clay; Perhaps they were treated at the wroDg time of yrar, when there was too much moisture in the roil.

Political.—Some time a^o the R v L. M. isitt was asked to offer himself as a can didate at the coming general election. He then gave a decided no for an answer. He has, it ia reported, bepn again pressed to stand this time for the Masterton seat, and after due consideration, he has placed h'm self in the hands of hi 3 party, who are to consider whether he can best serve them in or out of the House. Mr Isitt was a pas senger for Dunedin to-day, where he com mences a mission this evening. <

"Stiff wid 'em."—As Mr Harrison was Btanding on the bank overhanging the Wai taki River, near the mouth, on a recent date (says the North Otago Times), he saw a sight that would have gladdened the hearts of anglers. ;fi The river was one n.ass of trout or aalmou entering from the sea. The water fairly boiled with the fish, which were leaping and darting about in all directions. The fi3h were passing up the river to spawn. Anyone who saw the Bwartns of fLh would never imagine chere was any necessity for re-stocking the Waitaki River.

The Christchurch Cathedral.—Before commencing his termon at the Cathedral on Sunday murning Bi>hop Julius aaid that there was a debt of £426 in connection with the Cathedral, and this must be paid. Nothing had bo-en available from the endow ments for the past three ye«rs, ar<d he would sooner close the doors of the Catht dral than see it get into debt. He did not, however, think thr-re would be any occasion for such a step. He contrasted the t>pt'oi ! co!!ect:on recently mule from a congregation of two hundred poople at Kumara with tha collection from 800 people at the Cathedral, greatly to the lisadvantag^ of the latter.

Cbituary —The yV Z Herald reports the death at the B*yof Islands of Mr T. 1). Triphork, C.B. As an engineer, he took service with the Government, and was in tha course of duty successively a resident of Wellington, Napier, and Christchurch. During his later years ha iived in retirement at Russell, his last no for the Government being to lay ou^ the K^wakawaOpua rail way. He acted, however, aa engineer to the B*y of Islands County O mncil up to a recent date. Mr Triphook made the first survey of a route for the Mount Somer3 rai'way line, and the older Bettlers will remember tha agitation tu»t arose when the Triphook route was departed from.

Virile Christianity, — Bishop Julius preached at the Cathedral on Sunday morn ing. In the course of his address he said that the Church must be both good and severe, and that if either of these qualities predominated, it, w >uld be bad lor the Church. The Christ of to day was a gentle, meek aort of individual, fi led with altruistic sentiment, who held out his anna to every body, and the modern conception of Christ was not bo much the kindness which oomcß of strength as the amiability which comes of weakness. The Christ of to-day w<i» brought into every modern controversy and unholy theory, and was brought} in lo suit the tastes and passions of men whose gospel was rather the goßpel of amiability than that of sincerity or truth. In tli«ae modern days the sternness and gruruieur of the character wlr'ch made the true man of God had largely died out, ?>nd if p op'.e began to practise the severity mentioned in tha tcx", they should use it. oa them^olves tather thun on others. Ia th'j past the Church had tempered its goodness with severity, and he asked these of oho present d&y to try and realise this.

FIRE A BOARDING SCHOOL

The Boys' Fire Drill. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.

Wanganui, July 31

Fire broke out at midnight in the Boys' Collegiate School, in which over ova hundred b'jard'-rs, in addition to the Principal and Mra Empson and a large staff of servants, were aluopiog. The fire was confined to the miaU r's room on the bot( on fl >or at the rt ar of the building, in which everything waa destroyed. The alarm was raised by one of the boys sleeping above the room in ques tion, and the system of fire drill among the boys was responsible for the utmost order prevailing. The brigade was promptly on the spot, and though the room was a mass of flames, which were shooting oat of the win dow to the roof, the fire waa promptly sub dued. The insurances on the building are JE3600, and ou the furniture £1000.

News in Brief.

Mr Andrew Orr reminds the public through our advertising columns th&o his great sale of drapery, &0., has only fourteen more days to run.

Messrs Phelan and Meade have commenced business in Rakaia as butchero, eto., and announce their claims for public support in the advertising columns. They will cater for the meat Bupply of families both in the town of Rtkaiu, and in the wide district of country aurrounding that prosperous town ship.

THE ASfIBOE'ION GOABDIAU, MOSOAY, JDLY 31,



Entertainments. ADDFKLLOWS 1 TT ALL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, Mdlle Antoinette Tsebelli, \ THE CELEBRATED BOPRANO. j Mr JTolin. PirouNe* THE FAMOUS BIRITONE. Mr F. Vkrt, Manager. Local Kepreaentative—Mr H; Gatks. Box plan at Gates' Music Warehouse, i Burnett S reet. 7 211 | «~»»»»».l I. M. - ■ —>J 1 Tenders. SELWYN COUNTY OOUNOIIT JTIENDK'rS are invited for Ploughing, JL Discing, and Harrowing about 90 Acres, Reserve 1757, Selwyn Forks, and 109 Acres, R.S. 33912, Boundary Koad, Horo ratv Specifications can bo seen at the Council Chambers, Christchurch, the Rakaia Road Board ofnc9, Hororata, and the Aahburton Coun'y Cjuug.l Chunberp, Aehburton. Tenders must be aont to the Chairm>n of Selwyn County Council, Chris'church, before Noon on WEDNESDAY, August 2. W. JAMKSON, 7 215 County Clerk. ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TjIENDERS are invited for the Erection JL ot Horse Boxes ; also for Fencing an Enclosure at per chain. Specifications may be seen at the Society's Hoorna, Bullock's Arcade, where Tenders, addressed to the President, and marked ''lender," must be left not later than 11 p.m., on SATURDAY, August 5. Tiie lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By Order. W. SIMPSON, 7 219 Secretary I i'-gy!^"^^™"""l j™ '!«"'■! V 9 Funeral Notice. nxxSTZTnI rift TTIMWIUBHWII HI IlilHl MB I* Hfl I VffliTin FUNERAL NO 1 ICE. rriHE Friends of F. W. and Fliz\beth JL Bishop are respectfully infoimed that the Funeriil ot their ia"e deary beloved daughter, Catherine Edna, will move from their residence, Graham's Road, Tinwald, oQ TUESDAY (TV.morrow), August I, at 10 a.m., for the Catholic Church, and thence to the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 7 236 Undertakers friodlanaer Bros.. Limited. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, PLOUGHS, DRAYS, REAPERS, E^c, WEI>tfESDAY7 AUGUST 2. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd. have received instructions from Mb T. A. C. Pbarce to hold a Clearing Sale on the farm, Mitcham road, of tne whole of his Contractor's Plant, consisting of— U DRAUGHT MARES & GELD. INGS, with Trials. O DRAUGHT MARES, in fgo,L Of Breeding Sows, 1 Cow (springer), 2 s£ Cows in full profic. 4 Farm Draya and Frames, 1 four-horao Waggon, 4 double-furrow Ploughs, 1 Potaco Plough, $ four-furrow Massey- E}arris Ploughs, 1 neb Disc Harrows, 1 Qr»in and Manure Drill by P. & D Duncan, 1 Broadcast Seed Sower by Reid and Grey, 1 10ft Roller with Canisters by P. fa D. Dijncan, % Set Tripod Harrows, § Sets of Harrows, 1 Set §'leaf Grass Harrows, 5 Reapers and Binders, 2 Grass Seed Strippers, I Whai6 12 x 9 with Stove, 1 Cook's Wharo, 4 sets Block and Tackle, Shaft) and Leading Harness, Horse Covers, Gig, Spring. Cart, Scoops, Sundries, etc, Sale at 12 o'clock noon. PRIEDLANDBR BROS., Ltd. R FRIEDLANDER, 7 137 Auctioneer WEST STREET HORSE ls&h% THUBBDAY,"aUGTJST 10, 1899. HORSE FAIR WiU isak.e. placo an the above date, far which we are now booking entries, mmju B ] JRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd I R. FRIEDLANDER, ' ? HI Auctioneer; JUNIOR FOOTBALITcIUb! ' AGRNERAL Meeting of the Junior Football Clu^ T^ul be held in the Arcade O^aiiybera at l&$0 o'clock TO MOftROW' (Tuesday) Evening. Business important, : A. GATES, 7 237 Captain, T> ARRETT BROS' Speaial Oiearance Sale JL3 of Odd liinea and Remnants now on. A lot oi Special Job Lines and Travellers' Samples on sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest cash prices.— Bar^mot Bros, Direct Importer^, East Street, Ashburton. NEW Lines in Photo Frames, Indoor Games, Scrap Books, Booka of Reei< tations, Pvayer s^nd Hymn Booka, Bibles, Purses, Hand-pointed Birthday Cards, Oheap editions of A Window in Thrums, Ships that pass in the Nigbt, My Friend Jim, The Master of Ballantrae, Tennyson's Poems, Sheldon's Books, and others,—A. H. Williams, Tancred Street,



X?qrXCE TQ COI^ESPO^fDENT. , " Ratepayer" has not B,ent his name and ! address. «"— ■ij«.i WCTM _M.i; !  11 ■■■"■■■.■»n| Wanted. MONEY Picked up near Tancred Street. Apply to J. Thomas, Produce Dealer, Havelock Street, 7 2M WANTED— Situation for Boy on Farm ; good with horses. Home required j wages no o v ject.—Apply Mail Office. 7 235 NEW Music, Violins, Accordeons, Violin Strings, etc., at Lowest Possible [ Prices.—Bessib Simmonds, Music Seller, [ Burnett Street. SEEDS, Seeds. Mrnnao and Blajr-a Standaid. Vegetable Seeds—i^d" per, packet; 80 varieties; at Fletcher Bads., Cash Supply Stores, ' ' T> ARRP.TT BROS' Speciafciearanqe Sale .£) of Odd Lines and Remnan,ta jjjq^ yn. A lot of Special Sob Ljneo aud Travellers', Samples on sala."The'whole of our well assorted Stock ot Drapery, Clothing, feootis, etc, at lowest cash prices.—B4RßETX jBro,S, Direct Importers, East Street), Ashburto^. ■■■•" " 7 321



FINEST Holler Flour £6 5a per Ton, or 13a 6d per sack. Factory Butter is Id per 1b 3 pood eating Potatoes 2s lid per bag; Onions. aOlba for Is 5 at Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Storeß.



BARRETT BROS' Spicial Clearance Sa'e of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lot of Special Job Lineß and Travellers' Samples on Sale, The who'e of our wall assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Books', etc, at loweql-oiwh prices—'Barrett Bros, 'Direct importers, East Street, ABhburtoa.



WANTJSI) Known—You can now buy all our well assorted and now Stock afc Hale prices,—Nokthcote AWP Hefford.



T7IOR SALH- Buggy or Li»4it Trap Horse, V fcjyrs old ; itlao Light Trap or Saddle Horse, 6yrs. Apply Mail Office.



REVIEW of Reviews for July \ New Booka—Man and his Kingdom; The



Great Pirate Syndic-to j Rid>a the Devil ; Miss 'Ca'yhe"»'; cheap editions ; Dead men tell no tales ; Dead man's diary ; Adam Bede | tady Aud ley's Secret; Madcap Violet j i'^rre j Soott and Kingsley's novels, 8d 6ach., posted 9^ —H. M. .lonks. Foreign



NORTHCOTE <fc HEFFORD "THE COBNEB," A RE NOW SHOWING THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF LINEOLUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, AND CAEPETS, QUITE NEW PATTERNS, & IN ALL WIDTHS. ALSO,— WHITE & CREAM LAOE OURTAIFS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, RUGS, TOWELS, and all other Household Drapery AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE TOUOHKD. dressmaking"! specialty MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, CASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, " THE CORNER."



PUBLIC NOTICES TUBNIPS. PIFTY AORES of Turnips FOR SALE. Apply i 7 200 P. O. '1 HRELKFLD, Lyndhurot j ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCJIfif NOTICK is hereby giwC th >t the Audited Accounts for the year ended 3l«t M*rch, 1899, ara#on view Rt ths Council's Office?, Asbbirtou. ■ By/frJer. P. M4INWARING, Ork. Asbburton, Ju'y 28, 1899. 7 232 Y3UNG MEN'S CLUB. T3ECIPIENTS of Circular o«k!linjj a JL\j Meeting of Ladies in the Arcade Cnambers for THURSDAY Next, will please send their answers to the under* signed M. A. WILLIAMSON, 7 233 Aohburton. OSBORN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER A EXPERT (Late of London), TTISITS Ashburton and aarronnding \ Dif>triora every four months—viz. March, July, and November. ORDERS may be Mb with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN at his Music Arcade Chambers. Aahburton, or at Commercial Hotel. 6 252 mo: Canterbury frozen meat /ND DAIRY JbXPOKT COMPANY, I IMITED NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. A LL Dogs found ob the Company's premises and paddooks at Fairfield, except those in c'uirgo of stock drovers, will be destroyed. F. WAYMOUFH, Secretary. Fail field, July 24,1899. 7 192 FELHAM^POIJLTBY YAEDS, PETER STREET, Ashburtos. YOUNG COCKERELS FOR SALE as under: Dorkings, Wyandottea, Laagshans, and Orpingtons. These a,re considered the best breeds for crossing, and as the breeding season is |ust beginning, Farmers should not lose the opportunity, as the prices are lower than are usually charged for pure* bred Poultry. £5S First Prizes have been taken this season by bird* from the Pelham Yards. There is money in the Poultry induitry. For further particulars apply at the Y«rdi *ny afternoon between 1 and 3 o'clock, or office of this paper. H I 6 * rf) »• 8 2^ n !g Is 1 s? & KA H hPS J *H t? m 3 *«=» I S 9 O oq » W o 1 5 is < FOR SALE. AN Improved Town Section, within five minutes tjralk oi the Post Office; good Land aod good position for house. Low price for a prompt Buyer. FOR SALE, for Removal—A four JRoomed; Cpttage, Cheap. FOB SALE, SECTION No. 966, Corner of Grey Street and East Belt. A first-rate patch of Virgin Soil. Price—£3o, if purchased this week. Particulars on application to H. W. BARRETT, ARCADE. "Sttbe, Bridget," an' it's the Honda! Lanka Unblended Tea ya'll be after buyin'; it's like Quid Ireland iteelf for quality



£10 II EWARD, TTAVING EEOEIVED INSTRU( TIONS to take Stccfc of the Balance of the Goods left in Ashburton, we are, for the Ensuing Weeks, PREPARED TO TAKE ANY REASONABLE OFFEB FOB THEM. IT HAVING EKiiN FALSELY STATED THAT THIS SALE 13 NOT GENUINE, WE ARE PREPARED TO WAY THE ABOVE EEWAED TO ANYONE PttOVI.NG rJH<: CONTRARY. " REMEMBER THE MAINE > REASON OP THIS SALE IS TO SELL G. F. !>MITB'S ASSIGNED ST( OK, which isjbeing^doat at prices that defy com petit ion, b-ing below WHOIiSSALS Co3i\ LADIES, ROLL UP, and ge;t hats for nothing at T 11 X SALE. TANOEED I3TBBET. F- S- MALOOLMi Vbndob. i GIGANTIC REALISATION SALE A S the time ii now limited, »nd fche quantity of Goods ebill to dispose of ia grwt," 11 FURTHER REDUCTIONS Have been made to enable us to dispose of the entir* itook. Now is the time fop the thrifty Buyer to Secure Great Bargains n HOUdEHOLD AND GENEKAL DRAPERY. Also we would draw your attention to our Splendid Stock of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING Whiea must be Sacrificed, and every Person should avail themielvcs of this Golden Opportunity of Buying New and Fashionable Goods at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICKS. (9° Don'b Forget to Co.ue and Secure aome of the Great B&rgaiDß Offered. ——» I r\ —>—— A. P. WILLIAMSON, TAHORED STREET. EAST ' m HTREET H. M. JONES. FREE INSURANCE Against Accident or Death. POLICIES CURRENT from *r D«y» to IS Month*-, accordto to Value Purchased, dSI per Week for Total Diaublement up to Ton Weeks. *5O for Dsafeh from Accident. Special Concessions to Purchasers of Pianos Organs, a,ad Cyclo«. Cash purchasers from 10s will receive a Policy good for Seven.Days'. CHEAP STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. Boxed Stationery, 6d and Is lines,, top value ; specially put up in rLondon or say own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. to* * mrr, AGENTS FOB MILNER AND THOMPSON S TYf Ivr??rT % ,? rinßmeai and Son3 ' Hopkinson, Go« and PI A I\FOiS Kallmap, Wagner, Collard and ColUrd, Broad- P^Aiv-Prla u Hftake» Spaethe, Channell and Son, Lipp f-^J^A^F&r ByJnl and"corßmith, and the N^edham Company, ( ) XI T A IV Si-— Wlllcox ftnd White, Mason and Hamlin, th« CWoaco Com eh££\ 4jJ ,p Pany» P»lwe Organ Company, and othw makers. -<JKC»AI>|S- From lOa «a gSStS 181 FROM - - - - - - »•• v« ■»■* LALL INSTRUMENTS ' QUARAN^KD, ' - Best Cash vTl^Obtainabli. J^lOvSht 8 pyA^ erl^lL ati. PabMahed Pdceß for Oaßh- Magazines and Periodicals, in wl? °n m all Departments. Equal to Chmtchurch and Duat din Uoiise?, Do yoiw Business here and keep the Trade in the District INSPECTION INVITED. h. m.Tones.



-CHANGE OF BUSINESS JOHN T. COOCH, (LATE OF LEESTON.J JJAVING PURCHASED fro^Mß A. LAWBIB the Bo.iae* conducted by Lm inSiundw,' Building^ Aihburfcoc, intend, to Carry co|MmeM from JULY I, o. the following lu, M , viz:-. — FIKST-OUSS GOODS ONLY; — — ATTENTION AND CIVILITY. — — PBIOES LOWEST FOR CASH. — JOHN T. COOCH, 8 A CINDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBZJRTON, SALE - SALE - SALE BAKGAIKS — BARGAINS — BAfiGAIKS IN IRAFEKY, 01/ THING, BOOTS AND SHOE s', IJIHE IUKDERSIGNED BAVE lICIDED !J0 COMINUE THHR GREAT SALE Uttil SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, ftD d «p to that D»t. Good, will be Mark.* Lo^M than ever. We have been forfueate enongh to Secure from the Wholeiale Wharehome eomt JOB LINES st VERY LOW PRICES, in FLAK t ELS, FLANNfLETTES, CALIOOES, t-HIRTS, SHIRTIN3S, Women's Girlb', atd Boys' HOSIERY, li^i'id Gentlenun'B UMBRELLAS, Mtn's HATS, CAPS, and UNDER CLOTBIKG, COLLARS AND TIES in Greab Variety. AUi—Bcnie Choice Lines in Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children'! SUPPERS. BOOT 8, and SHOES. AU.UrodB will be Mnikfd Down in Plain Figuren at Lowcut PoniUe Fricea CALL AMD SEE FOB SOUBSELVKB. —(X) GRANT AND MOORE, SAUKDE 1 B' BUILDINGS. - IMPORTANT NOTICE - LAST FOUBTJUEN DAYS OF ANDREW ORRS GREAT SALE OF Drapery, Clothing-, and Boots. ■■-■■■ I■■ i a*^' GREATER JBEDUCTIONS THAN EVER. DRESSMAKING REDUCED DURING THE SALE. ANDRE W 0R R. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. QURlSuocess with theee GOWNS latt Seaßon gires ub Confidence in jßfqnei. ing tl)8 Patronige of thof c Ladies to whom & SMART COSTUME ia a necessity. We hold a CoMPKEHKKBivs:STocKof COATINGS, euitable for this purpose and would FOLIOIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. I . ... IL — NOW ON KALE — g BALKS CARPET SAMPLES O O BILES GOAT SKIN RUGS ft MITCHELL & TURNER.