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DENBIGH AND DISTRICT 11 IMVALID ?oivr,—The Medical Profession are ( unanimous in recommending the moderate ase of an old matured Port Wine. W. & A Gilbey have spcci i.y selected the finest wine from Oporto for l.iis p. pose, and that piaced their 3,000 in n. position to supply their Invalid Port at 2s Dd per bottle in every -own. DENBIGH MARKET, WKDSBSDAY.—Fowls, 28 93 to 3s mi; ducks, 4a to aa eggs, 9 for la; fresh butter, la id to Is 3d, small tubs.. Is to Is id; large tub, lu^d to lid. THE FRFK LIBRARY.-The Mayor has kindly presented to the above institution a copy in two wel!-bou«d volumes, of the << History of the Mirtyrs Ilaneg y Merthyron), by the late Rev Inomas Jones, of Denbigh. THE LADDER cF LIF." W e beg to remind our readers of the arrival of Miss Maggie Mor- tons's Company whioh will perform at the Drill Hall to-night (Friday) 4-The Ladder of Life." No one in quest of a thorough evening's enjoyment should miss this treat, the parti- culars ef which wo give in our columns last week, SHOOTING AT EBBIVIATT.—Mr Wheelright, -Who recsntly took over the tenancy of Erriviatt Hall, shot over the preserves during the last few days with a number of other gentlemen. Six hundred pheasants and over a. hundred wild ducks were bagged, in addition to rahbits and other game. The result is highly credit- able to Mr William Hookes, the head-keeper. SUCCESSFUL STUDENT.Mr A Woodroofe, lately a pupil in the office of Col Lloyd Williams, county surveyor, has left the town to pursue his studies in the Metropolis. It will be remembered that he was a most successful student both at school and in his profession, and recently passed the preliminary and intermediate examinations of- the R.I.B.A. We sincerely hope that he will have a most successful career. MISLEADING GOSSIP.—During the first portion of this week, someone had circulated the report that Mrs Anne Hughe?, Henllau-street, had died in tluthin Gaol where she had been sent for a perioi of five weeks by the Denbigh Magistrates for certain offences which she had committed. We can find no truth in the state- ments, and are told that such is not the case, although she has been on the sick list. GREAT SALE or JEWELS IN LONDON.—We are informed that J W BSXSON, and Hunt and Raskell, of Bond-street, London, have bought for cash the whole of a West-End manufactur- ing jeweller's stock of jewels, comprising loose gems and mounted ornaments cf the choicest and most fashionable designs, many being the newest patterns in Paris and London and ex- pressly made for the coming Christmas season. The stock consists of Tiaras, Necklaces, Aig- rettes, Combs, Bracelets, Brooches, Rings, etc., and until Christmas it will be offered by them at specially low prices. Never in the history of the trade have such purchases en bloc been known. A visit to 25, Old Bond-street, or 156, New Bond-street, London, W., would be well repaid. DEPLORABLE EFFECTS OF INTOXICATING DRINK.—On Tuesday night e. man was seen to be in a helpless state, the effects of having imbibed too much strong drink. He was helped on his way home, but when on the footpath by the Infirmary wall, he collapsed, and fell down to the ground from the grasp of the helpers. Almost immediately he was in a sound slumber, and could not be got to make an effort to move. He lay across the path- way, much to the annoyance of the passars-by, who had to step off the path to pass on. Many attempts were made to awaken him, but to no purpose. After a while he was picked up and walked a bit. He began to awaken, and then grumbled at his helpers for not leaving him alone. He propped himself up against the wall, and afterwards sullenly took leave of the persons who wished him safety, and started on his journey towards home, staggering from one side to the other of the road. It would be! interesting to know where he had been to get into that condition I PRIMROSE LEAGUE TEA AND ENTERTAINMENT. —The members of the Denbigh Habitation of the Primrose League are having their annual tea party and entertainment on Friday next. The tea party will be held at the National Schools in the afternoon, commencing at 4 o'clock, the second tea commencing at 6 o'clock. The entertainment will be held in the Drill Hall the same evening at 7.30 p.m. Mr Harry Collins, the renowned humorous and musical entertainer, will be present, assisted by his daughter. His record as an entertainer is ex- cellent. He can entertain for long periods in a Slost marvellous manner. No Primrosite or Unionist should miss this treat. Col Mesham, R.C., will preside. Paxticulars are given in our advertising columns, and any information will be cheerfully given by the hon. secretary, Miss Eugene Jones, Bodlodfa. See advert. WREXHAM HORSE SALE.-As will be seen from our advertising columns, Mr Frank Lloyd, i- holding his last great Horse Sales for this year in the North Wales Repository, Wrex- ham next week, commencing on Tuesday with 220 high-class light horses, 15-2 and over, among these will be found about 50 fine hunters. many well-known performers, and a grand lot of harness horses, including 12 match pairt,. Wednesday's sale is set apart for small harness horses, show cobs and ponies, these will be a nne collection, several noted studs being repre- sented with winners at the leading shows including a consignment of four from Mr Evans' renowned Penygraig Pony Stud in South \ï\ aJea. Thursday, the concluding day, will comprise a grand show of heavy town horses, light lurry, parcel van, tram and young horses, these are expected to be one of the best lots seen at Wrexaain for some time. The great advantage of these sales is two days trial after sale, and many of the horses are warranted ^f1^' 8enuineness of the vendors Aiin SOCIAL EVENINc;On Friday avemug last a supper and social evening was i"TI if tho Wesloyan Chapel. Denbigh. 0 The r range-- ent: were admirably carried out by a. commit oee Si four ladies, namely, Miss Jones Eiriaafa; Miss Daisy Jones, Trefeirfan: Miss A,"s;el. Vale-stree^. and The Library. The proceedings commenced at 7.30, when there was a large number of persons present. Mr T Lloyd Jones (Messrs Hariison Jones & Co.) occupied the chair and excellently conducted the proceedings. The tables had been most tastefully laid out and most bouuti- fully supplied with the choicest dainties, to which full justice was done. The wants of all were attended to by members of the concrrega- tiou. After supper an excellent musical programme was gone through, the performers meeting with rounds of applause, especially the Denbigh Quartette Party. Indeed the singing and recitations were quite up to the mark, and enabled all present to spend a most pieasant evening. The following was the pro- gramme Pianoforte solo, Miss Mills. Quar- tette. "The Village Blacksmith," Messrs T C Jones, Robert Jones, J T Meirion Jones and Robert Davies. Song," Nobody Else," Miss N Lloyd Jones, Mold. Humorous sketch, Mr James Green. Quartette, 44 The Watch on the 4tune, same performers as above. Recita- on, Amen Corner." Miss Daisy Jones. Solo, o ^a*!9T of, £ ? West," Miss Lloyd Jones. T KmdIy L'ght." Mr J T Meirion Tones. The accompaniments were skilfully pliyed by Mr Robert Davies, Park-street. A vote of thanks, proposed by the Rev Evan Jones and seconded by Mr J Harrison Jones to ill who bad helped to make the evening a success, brought the programme to an end. The proceeds were in aid of the debt remaining \'1 the chapel, and a strenuous effort is about to be made to clear the debt away. Indeed, if ncetings of this kind are held often, and the attendance proves equal to this one, we should ,i -,t be surprised to see the debt soon cleared i 'I The gathering was most successful both im a financial point of view and a pleasant ening spent. Without mentioning anyone eoially for praise, we may say that the enter-1 unment was a decided success, all the per-f mers doing their utmost to please. En-1 o Inged by the success of the ladies, the t emen have decided to give a similar i, artainment on Friday evening, November )th, which will be a real bachelors' supper," en it is hoped that all who can possibly 'sand will do so, and, of course, the ladies are 1 honour bound to be there in full force. DENBiGHiHiitK INFIUMARY-The Secretary begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following contributions to the funds of the charity Yihyl Church, Llanbedr Churoh, £ 2 143 8d Berth k;lLapel,tEl 4s 7d. ENTR'l'.U;.rEXT,-Ma.da.me A Sterling will, we are informed, visit Denbigh on January Gth, and again give a grand concert at the Drill Hall. We are sura that she will meet with as good a reception as when she former:y visited Denbigh, when she entertained a full house with the remarkable vocal ability for which she is well-known. Indeed such a treat is rarely provided for the Denbigh inhabitants. She will be accompanied by a very full and talented concert company. Mr Bellamy is carrying out the concert, aud deserves thorough support. TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CHTJUCH Housr,A temperance meeting was held in the above-named place on Thursday night. The chair was most efficiently taken by Col Lloyd Williams. Some excellent vocal music was given by the following ladie3 and gentle- men:—Miss M Conran, Ora Pro Nobis;" Miss Cough, Darby and Joan;" Mr Ashford, "50 years ago" (encored); Mr T Meirion Jones, • Leading Light;' encored, when he gave I- Light of the World," singing splendidly. The address was delivered by the Rev D Jones, f Bistre, who gave a most stirring and interest- ing one, and was loudly applauded by the audience. The excellent programme was got up by Miss M Conran, who also efficiently acted as accompanist. The Rector explained that at the next meeting, that day fortnight, prizes would be given for the best extempore speeches on subjects then announced, and I prizes for the singing of the best solo, in any voice, or either language. The meeting was brought to a close by the singing of an hymn, and the Rector pronouncing the blessing.

NOTES & NOTIONS.

A RESPECTED DENBIGH INHABITANT…

THE FUNERAL

DENBIGH MUNICIPAL BYE-ELECTIONS.

A VISIT TO LLEWENI DAIRY SCHOOL.

'"i. ; !CORRESPONDÊNCE.I

RUTHIN.'

LLANFAIR D.C.

GRAIGFECHAN.

LLANGERNIEW'. LUAAL

------BCROUGH O.r' DENBIGH.

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