Notes and Queries for Worcestershire
Part 28
Agent for the Sale of ARCHER'S REGISTERED FOLDING CAMERA.
Amateurs' Negatives printed from in a superior manner.
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=STERRY & DOE,=
=LOOKING GLASS & PICTURE FRAME= MAKERS,
42, HIGH STREET, WORCESTER,
Having perfected great Improvements in the Manufacture of
PICTURE FRAMES,
are enabled to execute all orders connected with the Trade at economical prices and in the best style.
N.B. The Trade supplied with Gilt and other Mouldings, Room Borderings, &c.
=PICTURES CLEANED.=
WORKS OF ART PACKED, &c., &c.
=>=42, HIGH STREET.=
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JOHN SMITH,
(From Cornhill, London; and upwards of the last nine years Watch Maker to the late Mr. W. Manning, of the Cross)
8, FOREGATE STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE STAR AND GARTER HOTEL)
WORCESTER.
=DUPLEX, LEVER, AND HORIZONTAL WATCHES=
CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY REPAIRED, AND WARRANTED FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
£. s. d. Silver Lever Watches 5 5 0 Ditto Horizontal ditto 3 0 0
WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, AND WARRANTED.
=EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JEWELLERY AND CLOCKS REPAIRED.=
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=ALFRED BARNETT,
CROWN FAMILY HOTEL
AND COMMERCIAL INN,=
BROAD STREET, WORCESTER.
=POSTING, HEARSE, AND MOURNING COACHES.=
EXTENSIVE STABLING AND LOOSE BOXES.
_LOCK-UP COACH HOUSES._
=>Orders received for Horses to meet the Trains at Spetchley, punctually attended to.
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THE BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISEMENTS IN GENERAL
IN THE
COUNTY AND CITY OF WORCESTER
IS
~=The Worcester Herald=~,
=Established in 1794.=
The WORCESTER HERALD has been for years at the head of the Worcestershire Press, having a circulation _nearly double_ that of _any other_ paper published _in the County_; and contains a complete digest of the news of the week, with ample details of interesting local events. The HERALD is entirely independent of political party, and circulates among all classes and individuals of every shade of opinion.
=AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE=
Forms an important feature in its columns, and besides the principal Markets of the week the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CORN MARKETS OF FRIDAY
=ARE REPORTED BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.=
THE HERALD IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT
=72, HIGH STREET, WORCESTER.=
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=J. M. SKARRATT,
CHURCH, TURRET, AND RAILWAY CLOCK MANUFACTURER,=
2, BROAD STREET, WORCESTER.
ALL REPAIRS DONE ON THE PREMISES.
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=GENUINE DURHAM MUSTARD,=
WEIGHED FRESH FROM THE CASK.
J. GRAY,
(LATE OLDNALL AND CO.)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER,
43, BROAD STREET, WORCESTER.
(_Established upwards of a Century._)
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=T. WITHERINGTON,=
DISPENSING CHYMIST,
7, FOREGATE STREET.
=AGENT FOR THE PATENT ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, SOCKS, ABDOMINAL BELTS, &c.=
WATER BEDS & CUSHIONS OF EVERY SHAPE & SIZE.
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=EDWIN GARDNER & SON,=
MALTSTERS,
Corn and Seed Factors,
16, _BRIDGE STREET_.
=>=Agent for the West of England Fire and Life Insurance Office.=
OFFICE--SOUTH PARADE.
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Printed by JOSIAH ALLEN, Jun., 10, Livery Street, Birmingham.
Transcriber's Notes:
Simple spelling, grammar, and typographical errors were corrected.
Punctuation normalized.
Anachronistic and non-standard spellings retained as printed.
Italics markup is enclosed in _underscores_.
Bold markup is enclosed in =equals=.
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Fancy or unusual font markup is enclosed in ~tildes~.
Greek text is transliterated and enclosed in #number symbols#.
WHITE RIGHT POINTING INDEX is denoted by =>.
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