Sheriff.Kirkbr. Spi »Nfn Single* Wanted. •l* fl urer. ploughmen. . Krithriile. Boeton. Wanted at once attend 3 » ▼ horees; make himself useful; age i[ i. li with fort-man. Horrey. Saxilby. Lincoln War W. Look. (Jill d). lodge with fure- r ng.-i- (irant. ~2' Wantfd for Batcher»n«

•wo j alli&l BONESETTER. hotel. BOSTON, e.erj and SATURDAY, from t. A STATIONERY BtRGAIN.— Old Sarny A P.tchm.nt WritiniPapwr (««, • hitel; fire rtMta) m Bostoa

Seeing rabbit jump while shooting near Godalming. Surrey, two friends. Mr. Samuel Allden, Headlev Lodge, (ipdalming. and Mr. 11. T. Pitt, who were hidden from each other’s view, tired at the time. The shot from Mr. Pitt* gun entered the right side and arm of Mr. Auden. All the*b

motor-omnibus from to Twickenham. d«.-vending -teep part of Forte**-- road. Kenti-h Town, mounted the pavement ouUide the’po-t-ottice and wrecked a pillarbox on the kerb. Letter© were scattered in all directiona, and about four feet the pavement displaced. The letter© were taken

Owing to the damage done to the in the Wash a colony of seals, the Eastern Sea Fisheries Committee has been off<r:ng a reward of 10s. for the nose of each one taken, and a meeting the committee at King’s on Tuesday was stated that ninety noses had been from fishermen during the

Xo Rust'i.’vn Army officer may marry for* the age of tarenty-threo Mr. W. 11. Brown, of Sleaford, ha* bv auction 30a. lr. 22p. of land at the County Council for Jt1.200. A potato which weighed Sib. lor. when fre>hTv dag and washed, has been grown • Mr. i. Cray, of Sandy, Bedford

COMMITTEE FORMED. The said that although the assessment worked out at Is. id. per head, no doubt many would give more. It was perfectly voluntary thing, and they wanted no one to feel it wag burden, but rather privilege to be allowed to contribute. wa* decided to form a collectin

Percy Stopt>er. Skirbeck. frocerVi porter, for failing to isolate two pigat Skirbeck. on Oct. 9th. deposed to going «e pig defendant had purchased. tound it e<parated from pig bv a partition. There were holes the partition large enough for terrkx dog to get through. Supt. Costar

SIGNS TIMES. Tue>«iaT afternoon Mrs. C. Harvey Dixon, wife Borough Member, opened in the Assembly Rooms, the annual *-ale of work of the Girls* branch of King's Messengers in connectiou with the S.P.G. The sale was held iu the ballroom, round which were arranged the various stal