Identifier: forfardirectoryy1900unse (find matches)
Title: The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1900
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Publisher: W. Shepherd, Castle St, Forfar
Contributing Library: Angus Council
Digitizing Sponsor: National Library of Scotland

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olds Australian Wines; Max Gregcr Ltd., Hun-garian Wines; Big Tree Braiid Califoriiian IViiie. 17, 19, & 21 Castle St., Forfar, Are you in Want of Anything^ IN THE HARDWARE LINE? ^1^ IF so . . . ASK OUR PRICES! WE HOLD A VERY LARGE STOCK OF GENERALHOUSE FURNISHING IRONMONGERY IN ALL THE NEWEST & UP-TO-DATE GOODS, ^X5>i SPECALITIES. K^>- Open & Close Rang^es.Tile Grates. Tile Hearths. Estimates furnished for above, includingBuilding-in and Furnishing complete. Table Cutlery. Nickel Silver Spoons and Forks, Jelly .S)xions, Bulter Knives, and Carvers, in beautiful got up Cases, most suitable for Marriage Presents, &c. Wood Coal Vases. Brass Kerbs. Brass Fire Ironsti Mangles. Wringfers. Garden Seats and Chairs. Lamps. Prom 85 to 300-Candle Power. We hav^one of the Largest and Best Selected Stocksof Lamps ever shown in Town. PatenISafety Burners in New and Artistic Designs; Every Requisite for Mansion, House, Estate, and Farm. D. Irons & Sons, IRONMONGERS, FORFAR.
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TAKING IT EASY.Learn this of me, whereer thy lot doth fall.Short lot, or not, to be content with all. 0/saving, cojnes having. THE GATHERER. When fotmd, make a note of,—Dickens. C^^^N English penny changes hands 125,000(^i^ times in the course of its life. Camaua supplies about one-fourteenth of theimported food of Great Britain. Kaleigh was knighted because he quoted toElizabeth Shakespeares lines on The fairvestal throned in the west. It was the practice of Mr. Prescott, the his-torian, to compose and finish his work in hismind, chapter by chapter, before committing itto writing. The Lady of the Lake appeared in 1809in quarto, at two guineas. Four octavo editionsfallowed within twelve months, making a totalsale in that short pe-riod of 20,000 copies. Contracting aname sometimeslengthens the idea.Kean mentions anactor of the name ofLancaster, whom hiscomr ades calledLanky, for shortness. King James L ofScotland held a con-vocation at Perth,and demanded of theScotch barons thatthey

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