Frank Malone (Page 4)

Laundry, gathering, fishing, and cradle sizes. Orders filled within a fortnight. Visit the Red Barn, second door, knock twice and wait.Continue Reading

Cooper must guarantee no leaks, no rot. Will pick up. Fair price. Write to M. Keene, Box 12, Lower Vine Ward.Continue Reading

Bales in gray, brown, and pale blue. Woven by hand, not churned by machines. Discounts for bulk. Held at market stall by the west fountain, market days only.Continue Reading

Oak and ash. Split last spring. Delivery available within town walls. 1 crown per cart. Ask for Anselm at the tavern porch, dusk.Continue Reading

Wobbly carts? Noisy wagons? Get your wheels trued before winter. Honest work, half payment up front. Leave note at the Crossroads Post.Continue Reading

Ten years with the Tanner’s Guild. Prices fair, turnarounds quick. Located behind the smokehouse, look for green awning. Name’s Cal.Continue Reading

Tart for cider, sweet for pies. 2 pence a basket. Bring your own sack. Sold from wagon behind the chapel at sundown.Continue Reading

Clean hay, shuttered window, cot and chest provided. One meal daily if you’re friendly to animals. 2 crowns a week. See Hobb at Eastgate Livery.Continue Reading

Birch bristle, willow shaft, twine-wrapped by calloused hands. Best in town. 6 silver pence apiece or trade for eggs. Widow Trill, second cottage past the mill.Continue Reading

Wheels in true, axles greased last autumn. Small crack in side rail, patched. Fit for hauling hay, bricks, or quarrelsome nephews. 12 crowns firm. Joren the Carter, West Road.Continue Reading