Edwin Shuford, of Queen's Road. Horsham, who came up to; his public examination, liim combined the businesses , of a butcher, baker, and grocer. He started as • butcher in 11179 with a capital of £2.5, and ten years later added the baker and groom busiausea. He first knew be cou

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REGIMENT. Battalion Orders by Liena-Col. C. Bonzes CLARKS. Commanding. PAIADIB /Oa THE Will AT Haan QUAlTiaa. Monday "A " Company's Inspection at &JD p.m. Tuesday " C " Wednesday "H" Thursday.. "E" „ ComM l anT ding_Ohlter's • InsYsotions tall be In Marching Order. Field Service

Kr Charles Herrington's No. 1 Anteeiosa Combination will appear here Dart week in a sashed version of "17nels Tom's Cabin." THE AQUARIUM. The ever-popular musical play, "My Sweetheart," will be revived bare ant week by Mks Maude Ferguseon's company. It should he a great attracti

ne of the mo*l horrible rourc'cn that ever (Ji«f race*).the annaU crime, has recently been perpetrated In the neigh* bourhuod of thi* town. the circumatancee which have already come to light, appears that a man named flolluaray, alia* (••dd>-mith, married a w..m*n. whose maiden n

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HEDGES and BUTLER having REDUCED the PRICES their WINES in accordance with the new Tariff are now selling Capitol dinner Sherry 24a, 30s, and 38» per dSn : high-class pale, golden, and brown Sherry 48a, and ; good Port, and 3(5«; line old Port, 425, 48s, 64», 60s , pure St. Clar

In the House of Commons, Mr H. Berkeley moved the second reading of the Ballot Bill. Ho had very little hopes the Ballot would succeed in the present Parliament unless the people out-of-doors took the matter in hand and whispered a word of advice to their Members. All he propose